Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-23
Sporting Notes

Mt. Clemens, Mich, Jan. 20-More
than $50 horses have arrived here for
the winter race meeting which begins
next week Cold weather of the past
few days has enabled track builders
to lay out one of the best ice tracks
ever constructed.
A number OF important sales are
expected to be made during the meet
inC Some of the leading grand circuit
horsemen have indicated they WOULD
he here to look over promising en-
tries.
Paris. Jan. 2c.-Francois Doscamps.
manager for Georges Carpenter. has
signed articles Tor match between
Carpentier and Ted Kid Lewis in
London early in April. according to the
Paris edition of the New York Herald
T,dianapodis. Jai. 2o.-"Chuck' Wig
gins OF Indianapolis, and Eddie q Hare
will box ten rounds here February b,
it ha. been announced 1t will be the
first boxing show in Indianapolis in
several years.
o'Hare I. former sparring partner
Of heavyweight champion Jack
Dempsey
Salem. Ore. Jan. 2o.-Charlie Pad
dock. University of southern Cali
fornia sprinter. who holds worlds rec
ords in the 100 and go yard dashes,
'probably will go after the 40 yard
record of A 2-5 seconds held by Ted
Meredith some time in the coming sea-
son.
Thi. 4. the announcement made here
by Dean b. Cromwell. Paddocks
trainer and track coach at the Uni
versi,y of Southern California. Crom-
we'll left Salem yesterday for Los
Angeles to commence his spring track
work at the university.
Paddock does not know It yet. but
may allow him to try for record
in the 40 during the last part OF the
season this year" said Cromwell.
Cleveland. o. Jan. 2O.-Boxing bouts
in Cleveland under n new ruling by
Mayor Fed Kohler Will he FOR men
only, or for women only.
I'm no case the mayor said. will
bout he permitted before n crowd
ot both men and women. violation or
tho rule viii mean revoking the
license OF the club"
.Jr women must sec boxing bouts g"
the mayor said. let them arrange to
have them Witnessed entirely by mem
bors OF their own sex
Paris. Jan. 2o-Gormanys readmis-
zion into international sport orEaniza-
'lons Md her consequent participa ilon
In tho olymnic games in 1924 Is fore
soon today bv tho sporting periodical
Auto. This will be a direct corse-
ouenre OF the invitation to Germany to
participate in the coping Genoa eco
romic conference, predicts the period
lral
A fund is being raised in England
for Jem Smith. tho old time heavy
weight who fought Jake kilrnin years
ago.
Frank Moran the veteran heavy
weight of Pi;tsbure, 10 the latest hoVer
tn announce his intention to visit
England.
The Harrisburg Pal Cyclones ono
~ tho star basket ball teams OF tho
country. has Just completed a sue
cessful tour Of New England.
With Pere Marquette Westminster
and Boston \. A. hockey teams all GO
Ing at top speed IL looks like a Bcston
championship in the eastern division
OF the L. s. Amateur Hockey associa-
tion.
NJ II Sexton. president Of the Ma
tional Association OF Professional
Leagues. is organizing new baseball
circuit in Illinois and Iowa.
Having promised his bride that he
would quit baseball. Home Rum
Bakers retirement from the vams
looks like n sure thing this time.
It is doubtful II any other wrestlinR
champion ever engaged I'm so many
contests in n single season as has
Stan Zbyszko. the great old champ OF
the grspplers.
Now that Cleveland has "sfufy
Ncrnri-. tho Chattanooga club - the
Southern ieasus would Ike 20 facurs
Doc Johnston to play ON mis- hone
town team.
The mayor OF Cleveland spFanF q
new one when he clapped the lid on
boxing in that city because he figured
the people have not the money tc
patronize the sport.
Zim Beck, who did first basing for
tho Braves ten wears ago. hit for an
sveragc Of $50. played third base. md
piloted the Columbia team to South
Atlantic league pennant last season.
The action Of the Grand Circuit
stewards In adopting schedule COW
ering the same circuit as last season
mean. that no new tracks will he able
70 break into the Big Line this year
Baseball gossip in Tulsa. Okla. ha.
y that James Il. Crawford. owner OF
the Tulsa Western league club and