The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
MAY GET THE CREAM


MAY GET THE CREAM.
Canada may &c; the cresrn OF the box
Ing OF the American continent and stage
most Of the BIS matches II the plans now
IN progress OF making are carried o"t
and the policy IN the United States
toward championship matches remains
unchanged
FLOYD FitZs!mmons, who almost
smashed himself IN trying TO stage real
bouts In us bi garena at Michigan SItF'
and who, after putting all his money
into the scheme. was stopped a: the last
minute by the governor OF Indiana mas
secured control OF the Border CITY AN
letic club. at Windsor. Ont. just across
the river from Detroit, has secured per
mission from the sutohritcs 10 stage
f7fteen-round bouts 10 a decision. and IS
in the field for the Dcmpsey-SIh and
Dempsey Wills matches. The Ontario
officials hold no prejudice against mixed
matches, and the objection raised 10
them in some sections o! the United
States may give him ths matches.
KEARNs PROMISES MATCH.
Fltgs,mmons was IN consultation vita
Jack Kearns In Chicago recently. ana
NearNS DISUgCu NalI N.4dE -
masses is proposed boxing law this " 81
ter, as now seems Ger tain. he will give
F!,Zsimrons & match between Dempsey
and whoever the promoter may choose
either next July or on Labor Day
The chances OF another year Of !fater'
sec,tonal football between tho Big Tnree
and Conference teams are brighten IN
snite Of tho decision OF me heads OF
Yaie, Harvard and Princeton 10 ppt an
end 20 such contests Yale extended an
Invitation TO Iowa 20 return to- Ne"
Haven mex. fall for another game. THIS
n-ohabIv IS nero Formally. land
carving out Of Yale's custom Of otter-
ing another game 20 any team w9hlch ac-
cents its invitation u play. PRINCETON
chicago Is less pro>Lolc, although the
-csuIt Of the game In Chicago avs not
.,,,s-actory IN settling the question OF
s,,.~a,,acv Of either club or either sec
ton.
Th.-s Is no doubt ira, such great IN
,ersecr!onal games arc oeYeHc'aI :"
arous!rg better feeling and inner ieln
lions btween the students bt mo o.s
schools. and that they ere eauca''''"'
IN a way. y.,, - spch
contests has been that footoaH was
80 a,v.n too great ptominence IN
cororar!son 10 other university a.,
-: End that such conteSts caused ~
r-.at a d,s;urhanco and iHjterrup'eo .uu
So, rSocesses Il Only the effect
n, the team or tho !os7 or t''e .,Tt''
closses'by the PAYERS s1 ould De
.red the faculties perMaps "ou.u nov
oh,.r.--but tho fact pa. IN Some co -
lagos the entire routing o. the schoo'a
,,,,n,,led for two arld na'l Hl"'S'l !
during the football! aeasoh was co"S'"-
cred dan"erous a.
Admittedly there tTas tendency 10
ove-do in,ersect'oTal matches hut
oHe. " r.s,r,ctedi there IS no reason
, why such ma,oheJ should be stopped
entirely.
~. net RESULTS Of the pos'-s"'s0n
exh'ri.'on rnmTs PLAYED by N" MAJOR
lea"uo s'a-s sjems 70 ne surn'Ie". ~
n-ove That thef rule which '"F'nag , mn-
TO- PLAYERS = ON 'aT' ~. c anay "a and
n r,,-o - (al he tines w"r" ioos"n"f
Snl ,,c rF/tel'ow. ce"'o',,ea to , cna.,%"
~. -, .Iun,rv. provided 10 more 'han
,h-,. a. (na~od on any tenn.
W.. tEol IT, Huston. who was willing
H. stars perform IN The bushes
with a PROPOSAL 10 abolish al
- 'Lorm,rr games ny major league
49, Tho 'dca thu, tn" small town
,nvor had chance 20 sec Tho zig
k,ers Z, action. and n" plea tN1'
Suc~r entitled - such 'Nu"r'un'irs
Two Attendance records IN tho
VIII Newns and IL" criticism OF tho
&c. oSsr such games shows that the
a., ray< h"ve o""n ro%rec' ;, 'ha a'