Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Sporting Notes

New York. Jan. 13.-Bob Shawkey.
veteran hurting star of the Yankees.
may be transferred 1t was reported in
baseball circles today, to tho Detroit
club in exchange for Bob Veach. the
hard hitting Tiger outfielder. Johnny
Mitchell cse young shortstop obtained
by the Yankees from the Vernon club
of the Pacific coast league. also may
be included in the transaction.
London, Jan. ls-Georges Carpen-
tier, who decisivey defeated George
Cook of Australia here last night, may
ask another fight with Jack Dempsey.
worlds champion heavyweight after
meeting Ted kid" Lewis, the Evening
Standard was informed today by Fran
co.'s Descampa Carpenters manager.
Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 13.-Jack
Kearns. manager for Jack Demsey. de-
clared here that Dempsey was ready
to defend his title as worlds cham
pion heavyweight at any time and
against anybody and that such
match would be discussed whenever
sufficient financial guarantees were
put up by those who sought a match.
Ell Paso, Texas. Jan. 13 Mormon
basketball players from Colonia
JuareZ, Chihuahua, playing under the
name of the Stake Academy. last
night defeated team from the Com
80 to 20. The Mormons will play the
high school tomorrow night.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-william Kreuch,
81, a college student, died today OF In
juries received Wednesday night in
wrestling match with Walter Maurer.
Kreuch fell. fracturing his spine dur
ing the match. Maurer was not held.
Norfolk. Neb.. Jan. 13.-William
Kreuch who died in Chicago after his
spine had been fractured in a wrestl-
ing bout, was former assistant
director of the Y. NJ. c. A. lie was
attending the Y. NJ. c. a. college in
Chicago intending to take up associa-
tion work. 1t was announced the body
would be brought here for burial. His
widowed mother lives here and
brother, Paul, attends the University
of Nebraska
Chicago, Jan. 13.--Knutc Rocknc,
Notre Dame football coach. has for
mally refused the offer made him by
Northwestern University athletic
authorities some timc ago, to become
their football coach, 1t became known
here today.
Chicago. Jan. 1s-Nenrly all the dele
gates to the annual meeting of the
United States golf association were eS-
pected to arrive In Chicago today for
the opening session of that body
which convenes tomorrow.
Sentiment is said by some of tho
delegates already here to favor the
abolishment of the penalty stroSa for
lost ball or ball out of bounds and to be
divided on the subject OF freak sticks.
Columbus, o., Jan. 13.-After two
hour session today mo Joint rules
committee OF the American and Ma
tional Trotting associations reported
disagreement and adjourned. I'm
less another meeting is called later
there will be no revision of the racing
rules for this season, it was said.
Chicago. Jan. 14-Tho Chicago Amer
team League teams pitchers and
catchers will leave for Hot Springs,
Ark, on February % or %. it be-
came known today. They then will
proceed to Scguin, Texas. where they
will find the outtielders and infield- |
crs awaiting them before March /.
and by that date. according to kid" |
Gleason. white SoN manager, all !,
hands will bo ready for intensive !
training.
Buffalo, y. Y, Jan. 14.-For the first |
time in the history Of the American !
Athletic union. the national senior In (
door track and field championships 4
will be held outside New York City. /
New York, Jan. 14.-Edouard Roudil. |
noted French billlardist who will com
pete in tho worlds 49, Hilk limo
championship, was a passenger on the
Steamship Paris, arriving today AIRY |
Bos the Dutch cue marvel, Will ar
rive tomorrow on the Noordam.
Now York, Jan. 1i.=Bob Shnwkey. |
tho veteran major league hurlcr,
whose r~d under sleeves have in past
years set the sartorial pace in base
ball yards bosscd by Ban Johnson, is
not 10 leave the Yankees club, regard
less OF any trades or deal tho Amer
lean League champions negotiate, Col.
Jacob Rupert. part owner of the club
declared today.
Philadelphia. Jan. li-Wiiiam r.
Tildcn H. worlds tennis champion,
will coach tho University of Penn
sylvania tennis team tnis season
Washington. Pa. Jan. H.-Upon the /
arrival homo yesterday of the Wash
ington nili Jefferson college football
team from Pasadena Calf, plans
were compl ted practically for "a
community celebration and banquet
for the eleven next Thursday night.
why pan champion boxers for do
mandmg hig money, when promoters
offer the champs fabulous sums to box
and the public pays tho bill without a /
murmur? |