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Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

During the next three months most
Of the golf activities of the country
will center in the south and on the
coast.
Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison at
the present time are transforming on
the coast. The National Open and
the British Open champions are
meeting all comers.
1t is the intention of Barnes and
Hutchison, after doing the coast, to
invade the south. They have so ar
ranged their trip that they viii be
able to enter practically all of the
leading southern events.
In the last ten years a number of
new courses have been constructed
in the south, to accommodate the
many winter tourists, who find golf
ing one of the chief charms of the
south.
These clubs require a number Of
instructors, and have opened a big
field for some of the country's lead
ing professionals desirous of spend
ing the winter in the south. This
fact always insures a big entry, as a
number of the best players are right
on the job.
At the present time much interest
is being manifested by the profess
sionals, in the tournaments planned
for Shreveport, La, early next month.
The committee in charge has hung
up purse of $1,000, as well as many
lesser prizes. Already 20 of Ameri-
cas- best professionals have entered.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
]. Franklin Baker
Steals Home With
Baltimore Woman

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 16--J
Franklin "Home Run Baker proposes
to quit baseball professionally afteK
his marriage to Miss Margaret Mitch
ell Of Baltimore today.
AS a promise TO his bride. the IA
nous third baseman will lay away
his spikep shoes but he is not
through with the diamond. He in
tends entering the Jewelry business
and will open shortly at Cambridge
on the eastern shore. where his ath-
letic career which won him renowr
the country over was begun.
II will be surprise to the MAN.
agement OF the New York Yankees
for whom Baker played in the Amer
lean league last year, to learn OF
liz intention to quit. When the
Marylander was coaxed away from
the quietude OF his Trappe farm last
year he secured from the New York
club an agreement that he was TO
be Internationally released IL ever
he should want IL.
Officials of the Cambridge club
having heard that Frank would en-
ter business there, Immediately sci
out to obtain his consent to lead the
team of that place in the new East
ern Shore league. Baker said mo"
He's through professionally. he says
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICANS
AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY
ROAD BULLETIN

Lateral Is road from
Glendale River North of that point
fair Some and mud near PRESCOTT
Phoenix Generally Via Blythe similar
Via close Antelope Hill bridge being
Florence
Florence good
Phoenix Trail, fair Via Superior good
between Saturday
Monday morning
Holbrook Holbrook 10 WnsloW
Flagstaff to Ashok
Kingman good Kngman
barely passabe
Jiliams similar. Flagstaff Verde
Flagstaff
of Ashfork, Chino valley muddy.
Tucson good Ajo stretch Of
Gila Bend good
M TO seminal very fair Tucson Nogales
Mission road
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
TOday'S Sport Angle

After several weeks of rest. Mile.
Lenglen went back to dear old
France. Then came a break between
the governing bodies of the tennis
organizations in France and the
United States. The aftermath of the
affair was a statement by a French
official to this effect:
mile. Lenglen was unable to ac-
oept defeat. She simply quit cold"
The French star is unquestionably
great player, despite the fact that
she has yet to show it on this side.
She intends to enter the international
tennis tournament at the Riviera in
March, to get a line on her physical
condition as well as play.
1t is just possible that Mile. Leng-
len was rather harshly handled be-
cause of the manner in which she de-
faulted to Mrs. Mallory. Her an
nounced intention of coming back to
this country for another meeting with
Mrs Mallory Is therefore of interest.
If she makes good her intention, it
will wipe out lot of unkind things
that have been printed about her
quitting cold to Mrs. Mallory.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

that Soldier Brown has class, but the
Mexican kid seemed to be followed
by a jinx that would not quit his
trail. But last night lady luck smiled
on Brown and today he is the idol
of the Mexican camp and bids fair
to grab off all boxing honors in local
fight circles.
The Coliseum was well filled with
faithful fans who yearn to hear the
referee count slow ten and last
night they were well rewarded.
The sympathy Of the house went
out to Soldier Brown when Curley
announced that owing to an injury
to Dick Campbell, Young Rivers
would take on Soldier Brown and
Battling Olea would do the main
show with Young Mike Twas well
that Dick was not on the card as it
was Browns night to win and he
was determined TO knock 'em cold.
Rivers holds three decisions over
Soldier Brown, but Brown more than
evened matters last night. Rivers
walked out at the bell with the con-
fidence of Jack Dempsey and went
down in the second as firmly con-
vinced as Georges Carpenter. Brown
smacked Rivers a hard right and
fought at long range and peppered
Rivers with rights and lefts that
could be heard in the next block. He
shot an uppercut that landed clean
and Rivers feebly tried to respond.
Brown had his number and Rivers
Lwas unable to land three good blows
Va the opening number.
In the second round Brown ham
rnered Rivers into q corner with rip
ping rights and lefts and had him
groggy for a second. Rivers knew
the end was near and tried to slug.
Brown was with him and they both
connected and they both staggered
back. Brown crossed right to Riv-
ers' Jaw and Rivers eyes began to
roll. He swung one wild one and
Brown shot his left to the stomach
following with another right to the
face. Rivers crumpled to the floor In
a heap. Referee Dixon started to
count, but it was unnecessary as
Rivers never heard sound. Rivers
y Aconds carried him to his corner
While Brown brought down the house.
1t was good while it lasted and a
pretty knockout--the fans were fully
convinced last night that Brown can
hit and the popular Mexican will rule
the roost in Chihuahua for awhile.
Mike Wins and Loses
Young Mike won and lost in two
numbers last night. He started on a
six-round trip with Olea--and he
would have defeated the rough-house
battler if the fight had continued.
But Mike in his anxiety to win fast
shot low one to Olea's stomach and
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
If You Know Anyone Who Suffers
From Constipation READ THIS NOW!

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the same time aggravating an al
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Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum-
bled, is a highly beneficial nature
food. 1t is wonderfully good eaten
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See recipes in box
Children thrive on bran. 1t builds
strong, robust bodies. Be sure your
grocer supplies you with Kellogg s
Bran.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

las sent over another right Ior soOo
measure, dropping Brown for a long
count
Rouah Sea for Sailors
1t was a bad night for the gobs--
Sailor Pierce and Sailor Cox went to
bed early, but fought while they
were UP. The gobs believe in the
limitation of armament, and the
home town battlers helped scrap two
men Of war to take some OF the
burden off Hughes shoulders
Speedy Flynn substituted for
Young Romo in the curtain raiser
and Sailor Cox threw in the sponge
at the end of the second round. Cox
shot a couple of broadsides, but his
range was poor and his blows went
wild. He connected with couple
that surprised, but did not stop
FLYNN and held his own in the first
round. Flynn opened an old cash on
Cox forehead and weakened the
sailor with body blows. Cox missed
enough blows to sink a dreadnaught
and when he missed, Flynn landed
He figured the sea was rough and
made allowances for off-side.
In the second round Flynn went out
for target practice and hit the mark
with his left until Cox took on a
bright red coat. Flynn dropped Cox
but the sailor refused to take a count
and fought Flynn to the ropes. Coz
had hard left and when he did hi
he shook Flynn from head to foot
But he sailed into an unexplodeo
mine at the bell and he just wobbleo
| to his corner. His seconds threw IT
! the sponge when the bell sounded fol
| the third.
Dummy Runs Wild
Dummy Madden doesn't say 8
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

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Tell them to eat it every day! Tell
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For, Kellosg's Bran does such great
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Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Cheese Champion
Is Now Outlawed
In Sixteen States

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 49,
Johnny Wilson, middleweight cham
pion, was suspended until Septem-
ber. 1922, by the National Boxing as
sociation, at its second annual meet
ing today. The suspension also APP
plies to Wilson's manager, and is
effective in 16 states, Australia and
Canada.
The fighter and his manager were
found guilty" by the association OF
conduct unbecoming fighter and
manager. The charges concerned
Wilson'S bout with Bryan Downey
in Ohio last year.
Minnesota and Connecticut box.
ing officials were elected today TO
membership to the association.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

whole lot, but he sure can fight. He
met Sailor Pierce from the gong
and dropped him with a left hook.
Pierce came back up and went down
again. If there are any blows in
Mike Gibbons style book that Dunn
my didn't land last night he will have
them ready before the next bout. He
pounded Pierce from stem to stern
and back again. Dummy dropped
Pierce four times in one and one
half minutes. The last time Pierce
went down he took a count, sent up
his periscope and decided the enemy
was still active, so decided to sub
merge for keeps.
Little Ones Were Good
Five youngsters took the ring In
the battle royal and for the first time
it was declared a draw.
Ben Turpin was the target for the
little fellows who "wobblied up" on
him. Ben tried hard enough, but four
against one was more than fifty
fifty and they soon had him on the
mat. The smallest kid of the quin-
tet went the limit with the biggest
one and after four and one-half min
utes of fighting the bout was de-
clared a draw. The fans rewarded
the boys with a silver shower.
The card was a wonder for fight
and pleased the large crowd present.
The unfortunate ending of the main
event was more than offset by the
other good numbers and the manage
ment staged an extra three-rounder
that was good.
When 1t comes to counting the boys
as they toss 'em out of the arena,
last nights Coliseum card could not
be topped anywhere on the globe.
Twenty rounds of boxing and
a battle royal were started and they
ended in twelve.
Billy Alger and Jimmy Marshall
were introduced as the main per-
formers for next Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Wrestling.
Do thew ever come back?


Mile Suzanne Lenglen says 1t is
possible in tennis, and she intends to
prove it.
Mile. Lenglen viii be remembered
as the tennis champion who came to
this country and "flivvered."
The coming of the French star to
the states was the most widely her
aided tennis event in years.
Advance notices made American
tennis enthusiasts believe that in
Mile. Lenglen they were to see the
Babe Ruth of tennis.
Records and press agents made her
stand out as the superwoman of the
tennis world. Newspapers featured
stories by her, telling how it was
possible to play tennis a little bit bet
ter than it had ever been played be-
fore.
Then came the match with the
American champion, Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, and the big explosion. After
a couple of games had been played, in
which the French star was hopelessly
outplayed, il not outclassed. she ap-
parently became i'll and was forced
to default.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Curling Tournament
Opens In Minnesota

DULUTH. Mimi. Jan. 16-Twenty-
four Kinks will heave stanes today in
the opening draw OF the Northwest
ern Curing associations twenty
ninth annual bonspiel. The ice is in
excellent shade for the initial events.
Forty rinks. including eight from
Canada. have entered to date. In
last years 'spieP eighty ranks par
ticipated.
The tourney will end Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
WHITE WINS VERDICT
OVER JOHNNY DUNDEE

TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wire1
BOSTON, Jan. 16.-Charley White,
Chicago lightweight, was awarded
the decision over Johnny Dundee
rated as Junior lightweight cham
pion, in a ten round bout here to-
night. White weighed 137 pounds;
Dundee 12S.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Indoor Track Meets
Feature This Winter

NEW YORK, Jan, 16--Indoor track
athletics feature this winters sport
program.
OF TIE six important meets sched-
uled for the east, one to which much
Importance attaches, is the indoor
intercollegiate championships in the
Twenty second regiment armory in
this city. March IL
Elaborate plans are being made for
the restoration of the indoor inter-
collegiates. In the armory which will
hold 10000 spectators. will be erect
ed a portable board track. with eight
laps to the mile. one of the largest
of its kind in the world.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
HIGHWAY wEATHEs sutlEr,

HIGHWAY WEATHER BULLETIN
owing to continued dry weather
roads of state improving gradually
and slowly; main roads generally fair
but rough,
River Crossings
Ehrenberg: Ferry open.
Sacaton: Crossing possible: inquire
at farm north side river.
Gillespie Dam: Crossing possible.
st. Johns Mission, Gila River:
Crossing impossible on account OF
high water
Apache County
Springerville: National Old Trails.
Ocean to Ocean highway: East, i'm
fine shape to Albuquerque; west,
good to Williams, muddy at Ashfork.
Bridges all good.
Cochise County
Light rain and snow on Srd. Roads
in good condition.
coeonino County
Rain and snow. Road Flagstaff
Williams, open: Flagstaff Winslow
passable other roads muddy and
rutted. Travel through timbered Sec
tions not advised.
Gila County
Roads are in good condition.
Graham County
Graham county roads in good con-
dition.
GreenIee County
Roads in good condition. Clifton
Springerville road will be completed
to Rose Peak about Dec. /.
Maricopa County
Phoenix: Paved roads from 16 to IS
feet wide extend east and west
through Salt River valley for so miles
north and south. 20 miles: Chandler
district, az miles; Glendale, 2s miles:
Buckeye, 81 miles; total, including
connecting paved roads, 100 miles.
Valley roads generally chucky: to
California, chucky.
Mohave County
Main roads in good condition and
all other main laterals in fair con-
dition. East and west traffic on Old
Trails being routed via Oatman.
Pima County
Tucson -Nogales road being paved
for 10 miles south. Traffic detoured
via Twin Buttes road, good condition
Pinal County
All roads east of Florence good
Valley roads are chuclly and dusty
in places. State highway good except
2 miles north and south of Florence.
The river crossing is in fair condition,
Yuma County
Yuma Phoenix road: Yuma to La
gurta, "a miles gravel surfaced road
in excellent condition. Lagurta- Well
ton Mohawk -Stanwix road in fair
condition. Welton- Antelope Bridge
Palomas-Agua Caliente, poor condi-
ton. Yuma Dome Castle Dome =
Quartzsite- -Bouse road, good condi-
tion. Ehrenberg QuartZsite Vicks-
burg, good condition. Wenden- Sa :
lOme- Vicksburg- -Bouse- Parker road,
general condition good, rough in
spots. Bouse- Swensea, good condi-
ton.
ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

IN this feature silly Evans will
cover every situation that can come
up on the ball field, in brief, sim
plified manner. II will literally be a
cateehism of baseball.
These queries will be run regularly
from now until the opening of the
baseball season and will settle many
arguments that for years have dis
turbed the gossip of the shot stove
league"
Billy Evans A QUERY A DAY will
be an exclusive feature of The Re-
publican sport page and is Just an
other evidence that the States Great
est Paper is here to serve its readers
with the best that money can buy.
The Republican will also continue
Billy Evans daily sport story on
timely topics.
READ "a QUERY A DAY" AND
"WIsE YOURSELF" ON KNoTTY
PROBLEMS OF THE BASEBALL
DIAMOND.
If the umpire calls a balk on
the pitcher. only to have the
pitcher disregard the ruling and
deliver the ball to the batter.
which he hits for q home run.
what happens?
The moment the umpire calls a
balk. play is automatically suspend
ed, no action is possible.
The fact that the pitcher delivered
the ball. and the batter hits it for a
home run. does not enter into the
discussion. 1t is all Illegal
The batter must hit over. All base
runners on the bases at such a time
are entitled to advance one base on
the balk.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Daniels President
Western Association
Republican q. p. Leased wIrel

TULSA. Okla Jan l6--E. A
Daniels of Oklahoma city, formei
owner of the McAlester club. was
elected president of the Western As
ISOLATION at a meeting of club owners
here today. He succeeds George La
motto of PawhuslSa. resigned. The
offices of president, treasurer anc
secretary were combined and Mr.
Daniels selected 20 Ill, the three.
The DOWNRIGHT franchise was sole
for 81 900 to unnamed parties. NC
assignment was made OF the Chicka-
sha franchise.
Several cities are said 90 be afteI
the Chickasha and Drumwright
franchises.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Dempsey Opponent Is Hard To Find

Wilson, holder Of the middleweight
title. But the cheese champion ran
out Of the bout after dragging down
his share of the bout with Bryan
Downey. For his actions Wilson now
stands suspended IN New York and
Massa achusetts, his home state.
A lot of people will scoff at the
idea Of Greb meeting Dempsey Greh
has a much better chance than did
Carpenter. He is bigger and sturdier
than the European champion.
While Dempsey's physical advan-
tages would make him big favorite
over Greb. still the bout wouldn't be
as lopsided as it seems.
Remember Bob Fitzsimmons was
never much more than a middle
weight, If you merely consider
poundage.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
SOLDIER BROWN UPSETS DOPE
: AND RIVERS IN SECOND ROUND;
NIKE LOSES To OLEA on FOUL

Olea Jumped, the blow landing low.
II was a clear foul, and though unin-
territorial lost the fight for Mike. The
referee called time to see IL Olea
could continue and after an investi-
cation announced that Jimmy Doug
las would give the fans an extra
number by taking on Mike for three
rounds.
Douglas made a good try and held
his own with Mike until the third
round when Mike crashed a short
right to Douglas jaw and school was
out. Douglas landed several hard
blows on Mikes jaw, but 1T was plain
that he was a trifle frightened at his
massive job and he allowed Nike TO
work on him in the third.
Mike landed on Olea in the few
seconds of the main go and had Olea
doubling up long before he dropped
foul Olea won the bout, but Mike
should not be censored for the blow
accidents happen in the best regu-
lated fights.
Douqlas Wins His Number
Douglas Jared better. in his first
fight stopping Cactus Brown In the
second round of a scheduled four
round number The boys fought a
good four-reund draw a few weeks
ago and the fans knew they were In
for action.
Brown had a big lead in the first
round until Douglas shot over right
cross followed by left to the stom-
ach. The blows had Brown groggy
and he shook his head in an effort
to get his bearings. Douglas con-
nected with a right to the jaw and
Brown went down for six. He was
up at the bell.
The second round was short and
sweet. Brown crossed with his right
and Douglas met him with a lett
hook. Brown was out on his feet
with his mouth wide open and Doug
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

Who will be Jack Dempsey's next
opponent?
Fred Fulton is being prominently
mentioned.
1t will be recalled that Fulton did
not last long against Dempsey in
their previous meeting.
After the two fighters were intro
duced, they squared off. Dempsey cut
loose a swing, and Fulton kissed the
floor. Exit.
The latest in heavyweight circles
Is that Harry Greb OF Pittsburg win
be the next fighter to dispute Demp-
sey's right to the title.
Greb was watched to meet Johnny
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Trapshots Make
Good Scores At
Weekly Practice

Fourteen cracks took part in the
trap shoot held under the auspices OF
the Phoenix Gun club at their traps
on East Mcdowell road Sunday after
noon. The sportsmen enjoyed big
afternoon and some very fine scores
were made. Heilman was the star
of the day making a perfect score at
100 birds. L. Gillespie also scored big
cracking 81 out of a possible 100
targets. Edens cracked 81 out of a
possible 100 birds.
The following scores were regist-
cred:
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Nebraska Completes
1922 Grid Schedule
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 16--Nebras-
ka's 1922 football schedule was COM
pleted today in the announcement
that a two year contract with Mis-
souri, university had been signed.
Missouri will play Nebraska at Lin
coin, Oct. q this year. and at Co
lumbia in 1923. Oct. 21 was the re-
naming open date on the Cornhusk-
erS' schedule
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
MOL suPERMEN

There's just one thing about your
system" said the boss, that I've got
to criticize"
"Yes?" said the efficiency expert.
obligingly.
eve amt got nothing but human
beings to work out all the rules
you've imagined. Richmond Times
Dispatch,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
BY ED HARRINGTON
Last Nights Fights

Young Mike ko Young Douglas,
third round.
Young Mike lost to Battling oles,
foul, first round.
Soldier Brown ko Young Rivers,
seeond round.
q Young Douglas ko Cactus Brown,
Necond round.
Dummy Madden ko Sailor Pierce,
first round.
Speedy Flynn ko Sailor Cox, third
round.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
AusrRALAsIANs SEND DEFI

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. 16.
The Australasian Lawn Tennis as
sociation is issuing a challenge to the
American Lawn Tennis association to
play for the Davis cup, held by the
Americans, next summer.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Frank FriSch To Wed
Childhood SuUeetIleart
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK Jan. 16-Frank
Frisch Of the Giants. star base run
ner of the National league, is sliding
toward real h h)me plate.
His engagement to Miss Ada Lucy,
playmate since ch .ldhood. was an
nounced today. The wedding will
take place next winter.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
NEW FLORIDA COURSE


Golfers who intend TO pay Florida
a visit this winter will be interested
to know that a fine new course has
just been completed at West Palm
Beach.
The course is 6,252 yards in length.
It is located on the banks Of the Lake
Worth Okeechobee canal on the
highway connecting West Palm Beach
with the west coast and Tampa. by
way Of Lake Okeechobee and the
Everglades.
The course is five miles from West
Palm Beach, six miles from Palm
Beach and IL miles from Lake Worth.
The holes are remarkably balanced
as to length and there are no two
holes in the Is exactly similar in
character.
Both the first and tenth green's are
at the clubhouse. affording two
starting points thereby reducing con-
gestion to a minimum.
The loose sandy loan which char
acterizes the territory in that section
OF Florida, is very easy to handle.
Massive ranges of hills have been
constructed in lieu of bunkers.
1t should prove a very popular
course with those who desire to golf
during the winter months.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

I was knock 'em
down and drag
'em out at the
Coils u m last
night, with Sol
dier Brown win
ming the popular
verdict of the fans
by op p ! n g
Young Rivers in
the second round
of a scheduled
six x-round fight.
The fans long
g inc conceded