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New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Havana Entries

First race tpurse, 500; for three-y.ar-
olds and upward; claiming FIVE and a hair
furiongs) )-Ilullo, 107; Hazel r. 40: Hush
ITO; Lady Ivan. no: Haman, I12; Sten
son. us; Brizc, 115; Pullux 1l5: Thorn
bloom. ll6i Buriey, 115; First Troop, Il5
Litholick, 115.
Second race tpurse. 500; for thre.-vear-
lo2; 'Molly Puff. 10a; .Moonwlnks in5
'Plura bility, l03 Reliability, 107; Diver
sity, lo7; 'Fictile. 10Y; Navisco. 40;
Third race {purse, s7oo for thre.-year.
- w Wedgewood, 100 Forge Ahead i09;
FickIe Fancy, 1o5; ''rarascon. io5; Midian n
lo7 'Sunrose. 107: Pokey N, 10; sTwen-
ty-seven, 10. sBlazeaway. liz; sCurrencv
10; American Eagle 49, Lee Enfield, III;
Fourth race tpurse 5000: for three-vear-
olds and upward; the Beach Handjosn
five and half fuflongs)-Last one 1o4
Guv,nor, 6 ~; The Boy. III, General j.
Fifth race (purse, s7oo; for three-year-
olds and upward; ciaimng mile and one
sixteenth l-.Audrey A. 81, sNot Yot. 81,
sPunctual. 10e: "Dandy Van, 1o5; warTsx
105; 'Iittle Dear, 107: The Enquirer, i09
sir Adsum. 10, Gomez. 10: Mira jI0'
Duke Of shelby. 40; Dragon, no; stan
ley, 112.
Sixth race Cpurse. 800; for four-vear.
oids' claiming, one mile)--. Maysville ga
Moran, 1o4, George w lOs sTinothy J.
Hogan, l04. Gallon Berry. 164; Hazel w
1oo, joo Mildred 1o7; Byrne" 1os: All vezina
'Apprsntios allswxnss olairnsd.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Barnes-Hutchison
Euler Big Texas
Open Tournament

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 19.-Houston
golf enthusiasts are looking forward
with eager expectation to the biggest
golf week this city has ever had. Hous-
ton has held many interesting golf
tournaments, but the open and ANA
teur meetings this week promise to
eclipse all others, due to the presence
OF the great number Of Eastern stars.
jim Barnes, of Pelham, N. y. and
Jock Hutchlson, Of Chicago, United
States and British open champions. re
spcctlvcly, are the luminaries who will
attract most of the attention in the
open meeting. Long Jim and the Hutch
arrived here last night from Delrio
and took short practice spin over the
course late this afternoon. Both are
playing IN excellent form. and, as in
the California tournaments, they arc
favored at even money against the rest
of the field.
The champions encountered Francis
Ouimet, noted Boston star, on the
course, and stopped for moment to
chat with the former open and amateur
tltle holder Ouimet will compete in
poth the open event tomorrow and the
amateur meeting that will follow in
the latter part OF the week.
The open tournament will be Dlaved
over thirty~six holes, starting to-mor-
row morning. On Tuesday a profes-
sional- amateur tournament Will be held
and starting on Wednesday the ANA
teur meeting viii take place Among
the most noted professionals who will
compete in the open event are Cvril
Walker, of the Englewood Club. of New
Jersey; Pat OHara. Of Richmond
County, and his brother, Peter. New
Jersey open champion; Pat Doyle. for
merly Of Deal; Charles Hoffner. Of
Phil adelphla; John Golden. of New
York; Gene Sarasen, Of pittsbureh:
George Bowden, Of Cincinnati, and leo
Dicgel. of New Orleans
Admirers of Diegel and Of Edward
Rotan, Texas state amateur champion.
arranged a match for this pair his
morning. Di' gel, playing superbly, was
victorious by a score of up and to
play.
Not content with winning, the sturd,
Leo, paired with While Maguire,
tackled Tom Lally and Clarence Mane-
ham, San Antonio stars, in the after
noon. However, he was on the LOSING
end in this contest, Laly and Manghan
winning by one up. Diegel has been
paired with Hutchison for to-norrow's
tournament. They will start at 9:4O.
Barnes will play round with Mcguire.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Reed High Gun
With 95 al
Travers Island
REYNOLDS Wins Shoot-Off on
Three Cornered Tie
for Hand leap Prize

Mayor Reed did the best work ~ the
Travers Island traps Of the New York
Athletic Club yesterday He led feid
that mum bered moro than twenty gun
ners with score Of 90 out Of possi-
bic 100 targets 1t was she best scratch
score of the day. There was a tic for
the handicap prize between l. s. Roy
nolds f. II. Locatell and F. w Finch
On the shoot Off the former was tho
winner. +. II. Locatelli vas the win
ner Of the tournament cup
G. 8. McCarty and VI. Hickey scored
legs on the Lyon cup. Each had a
score Of az targets. In The shoot for
tho president's cup a leg was won by
+. II. Locatelli. A special handicap
WAS taken by Mayor Reed The club
plans holding a special holiday shoot
on Washington Birthday. It will be
the annual shoot for the Lyon me
mortal prize.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Ricfsard Projects Should A,uait His Vindicotion

AS greatly announced Friday
Madison
expected hourly from the time the
n indictment.
a conviction
will with flying coors
convicted be realized that
promoter sports we'll in the background
Personally the public
which he built
popularity ynevcrb before n o other
grave him Richards behavior
something startling vndicaton the
meanwhile rest will do harm either to the
promoter to Square Garden
from ST Louis Saturday that Richard interests had
twenty Coliseum this Coliseum
a of
the under the Rickad
generally
will DELAYED until
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
John II. Farrell Discusses the Draft Situation

IOIN H. FARRELL secretary Association,
always champion of draft
the cacations throughout organized
there be
all players
Pacific League
Class AA major leagues
privilege of selection
Mn Farrell Saturday, "is far
professional baseball activities Naturally,
whole lot recruiting These clubs
obliged transportation of recruits to the far
often, of
a particularly heavy railway freight tariffs
at would hardship, therefore, subject to
their the To mind the
would be League players from draft
until they had served three there There Is little
promoters would this
prop
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
New Orleans Entries

First reee Nqr maiden two yesr- olds,
pqrse 1000 'sreG s,, 6uglqnss}w Hyerhsrt
s. liz. Athlete 1l5 Tho Ulster. i15 Bes-
sic Leighton. liz, Bily Gibson. IFS. Prince
OF Umbria. ll5; Full Of Fun, 'l5. Illusion
ist, l12; Delusive. 49, Tlizabeth Brice.
1l2 Bacchus 1l5; Sunny Duorow. ia
Pauline NJ, 112.
Second race (for three year oIds and up
ward purse $1,000 six furlones)-van-
sylvania. lO7: Rhinestone, 10s. *Retsinda,
ply. iI3. Bugle March, l12 sAnticfpate
1l3, Satana; lle' Back Bay. ~. Helio-
cross ~ Surmount, 10; "Mickey Moore
esquire Charley. 1t7.
Thrd race Cor three -year-olds and IN
ward; purse $1,000; six furlongs) "Groun d
S%e ssc nd,S, dgs sqsam9re, H. arayson, 1907
toy. lQ7; Monastery 107; 'Trantula o6
Columbia Tenn, 1O9 Mogene. III; Red :
mon, ll3; Applejack II. 1l3; 'Arche Alex
ender, ITO; 'Mavourneen. 103, Moody 1O5 !;
sDiana. I07.
Fourth race Cor four year-olds; allow
ances; purse, 81 500: mile and sixteenth)
,,nC,inarron lol; Pimlico loo Rep, lo6;
w Wilio" Tree ss' Lampus, l04; Joaquna,
purse. $1,000, one mile)EYashmals' %;
M1riIm M1r,,rn, a g9oPgT lq1 Grace Foster 1Oi;
Betty. 80; Bullet 90. our M Betsy Sets DO 1ol. *
Lotta O. 1O1; Image. 10l; our Dear los:
May Blossom, 10l.
, siYth race gioT. four-year olds and up
tesnth -siI.hinl. 10 Balance Wheel. 1o5
,.Claymore, 98; 'Romeo, es Tribune 96.
Episode, loT; Lady Lillian. lo1; ozark
Hill, 1o4; Murray, lO2; Courtship. los,
'A'orney' 1o6; 'Goin do Cause. 90
Seventh race Nor -year-olds and IN
ward purse, $1,000; ono mile and a six
teenth) - Crimson Rambler 1O5, Trojtua
ms Lakross. 1i6. Pirate McGee. los; cav
tain Tom loS Quito. l0s Lorena Moss.
- Greet Gull. los. Sammy Jay. los:
MAIZE. l03, i1omeward Bound 1O3 Mark
West. 108: Cockroach. l12 Paula v. Io7.
Nohant' 40; Lima Boy. 1l6.
Apprentice allowance of fv. pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Busy Tennis Season Opens In South

will the the lawn in the South
will be In
the the
only years
the schedule
find the
chilly early
Today the the Royal Ponciana Hotel Palm
championships singles doubles
respectively Phyllis Williams I'd
championship begin
with Vincent Richards Frederick Frank
scheduled Islands
to-day The Southeastern
March
Pnehu N. c., on April 10.
player tournaments is sure
the IN North
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
ana Results

r'~st tace fsNroe- -,car-olds and upward
aiming npcse s'oo' afe and a Half fur
ane - T. 1Hst 1.1dE Ivan los tChai-
tncrsl. 70 70 'o and to /. sec
ond. Primitive 100 'Nennedyl. % 20 an j
q 70 :. third Time. los SO. LAST Girl.
p.ne wrsck Fair Lass'e Lady Betty
r andy Van. lnvinoihle. Dragon and Brl2s
slso ran.
Second rsce lthree-yeer- and up-
ws-d. claiming, purse, 500, I've and q
T. 10 and even. won Mike. il3 vprib-
he . % 80 + and - 3. second. Ma
chine gunner. IT'S tKeNnedy' 30 q. 20
s and ~ ro thi~s Time l-0s 3-5
Scratched. North EishoTn Red
Third race fthree- oar-oids and mp.
Gaining purse. 500. fve auo a half fur
longs)-N MORO castle. io4 fKcuredy1 3 10
T. 70 and even frsti perplexlty. 100
Winds Of Chance. 1fs (Ilements}, 70 /.
Z 70 ana to { third. Time, 1907 SIS
scratched Reliability. AWNING Forbid. NJ ad
Nen snd Ina Wood.
Fourth race tCuban-American Handicap
<or three -ycar-olds. $4,000 added. six rui-
lonss)-Comedie Amour. lo4 (kennedy)
& 10 z. 10 10 and out. won. Ultinata, i04
1Pvihole) to 70 and out, secoud; ;
Quesada. 105 CMcLsughiir) to |. 9 10 :
and out. third. Time. 1:l2. Scratched. TO
mahoi.
Fifth race (four-year- old- and up; claim
ing: purse 500. mile and ffcy yards)-The
Englishmen. los (Pribble). to .. even
and 20 z, won, Navajo. 1o5 Kennedy. :
10 l. TO and to 5. second Bill Hun
icy. III On. Swart), 2 70 /. Z to 10 and
70 ; third. Time. IA 3-5 Scratch. Thorn
bloom.
sixth race Cfour-year and up: claim
ing purse. 800. mile and fifty ysrds}--
Molinero, 116 fPenman). 70 J. to and
2 20 8, won, Meadoworth, ll3 (Rohfnson).
70 2. 20 and Z 70 10 second. BABY
Faust 1o8 eAlaibeu'. 10 /. 5 TO and
20 G. third Time, ~ 10. All started.
Seventh race ofour-y odds and up.
claiming purse $500 mile and hfty YARDS
Rankin. 1o4 ff'ielos) 7 10 J. 5 to and
20 8. won. Marcela Boy. 81 ~. swart),
10 l. 70 and to 5. second: Hariock.
1os 1Kennedy). TO 2. even and 10 2.
tniY&. Time, 1.42 26. All started
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
,,sh II, ,Five-and-a-Half-M Harlem Raco
Dvyer Through Snow and Slush i'm
IN ALL FAIRNESS :
By w. T. MAC B 4 T II

ENESAW Lands, Of Baseball VIII
~ for tho next years or his
tcrmo of onc to he national exclusively.
Chicago Saturday last handed IN his c5g
nation Federal District Court Suc
Friends Of the
had known he contemplated his judge
ship That he did entirely that caa
mpcah him
The Judge quite naturally the position of
quit under fire.
Judge sacrificing salary down from the
the National and American leagues hst
SooOo
decided to retain his
this ed salary there
deducted $500 his salary Judge Auto
Of organized
will salary $2500 to the original
proposed.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
OIdtmers OF Ring Are Hoping Their Innings

IT the golden for oldtm ring Johnny Buff at
the American fywghr championship and the
worlds banamweght title.
Brtton, thrtyi successfully weterwegt
crashing younge in his earlv
Benny boxing ironawed and IRON
The lightweight firmly esta
ished several to
Johnny Dundee any junior lightweight in
the ofng He He to JOHNNY
Klbane, the featherweight king, a
Kan the champion perhaps on meet
handplcked emons insisted
fellow nevertheless The wears
been the with mddeweigh champion Johnny Wilson
Ted wear apo and
knocked venerable
European championships and
light heavyweight classes And Ted
for the heavyweight championship Of Europe. =
Hegho! The old boys Of the having days Of
fabulous
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
WIN Haze Time to Consider Needed Reforms

of the sixteen major league clubs VIII ec
w will be POSITION
baseball office expected that MI
and Of permitting
to settle salary differences that
Of
accepted important
OF last resort
for usts ucl
and players failed mutually
the efforts
cover situation this
the Federal League
anda o organized baseball
solve the perpeXng hodut
real Like
he toward his scheme
nrsal draff
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
he eLInlr- arIcs.
y lillian, Murray Wins
Brooklyn Road Run

THe weekly handicap road run. closed
70 members of the Brooklyn A. A, held
Yesterday afternoon over the King IS
Highway course, resulted in an easy
victory for William Murray, who start
Cd from the one-minute mark and fin
shed in % minutes, 81 seconds. The
distance was about four and quarter
miles.
Harvey Litchenslein, the lone scratch
nan, ran nm excellent race and finished
second, about 250 yards oack. Sam
Hoffman was q distant third Litchen-
steins time Of 22:O3 was the fastest of
,he race and had he made his bid carl
iei this lad might have Won.
Iho sMn-marv foLLoMs.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Boston to Have Strong
Entry i'm Legion Games

BOSTON, Feb. 2O.-~More than thirty
members Of the Boston University
track team will be entered in the
American Legion meet on February %
at the South Armory, this city, %cord-
ing to the plan of Coach Oscar t. He'd
lund Woodward, Mathcwson, Aiken
and Tobin will represent Boston Uni
versity on the relay team.
Stacey and Sullivan are expected to
carry Off the honors for Boston Uni
versity in the mile. f. n. Merriam
will also run, although he cannot rep
resent Boston University officially, as
he transferred from Dartmouth only
this year. Merriam won the mile
handicap at the B. A. A. meet.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Miss v aIs.l Entered in
FIorida Tennis ] Quincy

PALM BEACH, Fla. Fes l9-Nia
Phyllis Wals~l. ri Pni' aae- phia. who .a
twice w0. thu te1nis ca--
plonship of Flos sda. arrive 81
tom morrow 10 enter ss WON 4g sn,l
event ~ the ar calr-s. Ee
victory ta,s year Vl- I'VE aer ?es
session Of the cap led by .;'
late Mrs. Lily EGG -aar.
Also entered ss are CssseA,
the noted sportsw0rn I'd Mrs RsE'
son L. " ooa. Fl NeH N4rs runner E7
~ last years acl saveral o;as'
previous championsa ps
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
La BrancIe " ins High
Scratch at Pelham

+. n. La Branche was tIo wlnner o
the high scratch prize at the traps Of
the Pelham Golf and Country Club
yesterday. He took the shoot with
card of 95 out of possible 100 tar
gets. Four gunners tied for the high
handicap cup. All had full scores Of
100 targets. On the shoot-off the
trophy was taken by G. u. Hersey. He
had straight string Of 25 targets in
the shoot-off for the cup
1'ha
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Naval Academy Matmen
Won Fourteen Bouts

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. l9.-The
Naval Academy 5 thought TO have set
a new mark in intercollegiate wrestling
bv winning fourteen bouts without a
loss yesterday. In .he Afternoon Nir-
ginia Military Institute was defeated
by two falls and five decisions, and IN
the evening Brown sueeumbed by tour
falls and three decisions.
The midshlpmen have engaged in
four matches TINS season, winning them
AL. and have Won twenty seven of
twenty-eight bouts
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Smish-Armour Team Wins

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb. 10
George Smith played remarkable golf
here to-day when he finished the last
nine holes in thirty three strokes and
won the match for Tommy Armour and
himself against Alexander Smith and
Ellsworth Augustus by up and 2 to
play. The winner had best ball of
65. while the losers were 68.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Short Double " inner
At L0rcI,n,Onf Shoot

Dr.. V. b. Short did soma exec iert
shooting a tho traps Of tho Larcnmont
Yacht Club yesterday. IL Won tee
high scratch prize with the excellent
score OF 81 out Of 4 possible 100 tar
gets. He also was winner of the take
home cup. c. a. Krickl also vas
double winner. First he took the higo
handicap prize and then be annexed
special event. In the latter shoot I. G.
DALEY finished second
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
NohawkRul1ller
Defeats Frick
By Fifty Yards
Glencoe A. G.. Distancer
Loses Out After Pressing
Victor Over Entire Route
Bv lack Masters

Racing through melting snow and
maneuvering cleverly through maze
of traffic, Mike Dwyer, the veteran dis
tsnce runner of the Mohawk A. c., won
the e-and-one-half- road run.
held Yesterday afternoon under the
auspices Of tho Morningside A. c., in
Harlem
Dwyer was timed IN thirty-two min
utes fat and slushed across the finish
line fifty yards ahead Of Harvey Frick,
o. the Glencoe a. c.. SAo, in turn, was
about forty yards ahead Of Harry
Parkinson, OF Tire Morningsidc A. c.
The upper Broadway Viaduct course
was anything but inviting. The sun
had nearly demolished the huge
mounds of snow along the ourbing and
In many Instances even in the center
Of the thoroughfares; but field OF
eleven athletes went to the post. The
race. which WAS an invitation scratch
affair, is the last Of series promoted
70 aid the runners who will start IN
TIE Brooke lyn-Sea Gate modified Mara
thon next Wednesday.
Parkinson Sets Face
Parkinson. who has been competing
IN long distance races for the last If
teen years, made the early pace and
the Mornings,de A. c. man stuck to
his task in a manner which made him
look Ike the winner until nearing the
end OF the unpleasant journey. At
the fve-mile mark Parkinson weak
ened, and Dwyer Frick and A. Poh-
ring who were running together about
thirty yards back, moved into the lead.
Two hundred yards further on,
Dwyer heightened his stride and be
gan pulling away from Frlck and Pom
ring The latter raced at Frck's
shoulder for about q block and then
decided that he had had enough, drop
ping back 10 keep Parkinson company.
At this Point Cliff Mitchell, Of the st.
Christopher Club, emerged from the
second division runners. who we're
punched, and went into hfth place
The race over the last quarter mile
WAS a severe test for Dwyer, for he
vas forced to the utmost to shake off
Frick. The latter flashed an unex-
pected sprint which put him IN tho
running until the last 200 yards, where
he faltered. the Mohawk man winning
rather handily, although he was run
out
Pohring Weakened at End
In tho dash to the finish line, Park
iuson disposed Of Pohrng. who threat
ened to be a contender for third hon
ors. Pohring stopped badly and " a
forced to accept hfth place when
Mitchell raced into the stretch at top
speed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
RoGERs PEI COMPANY
PRO" lee skating
Finals start TODAY
At Lake Placid

B.se'iAil9E TT.
second das e.er ursgyau p.
tie &merican a re skaas,
cham pior relied s .9-davs.,
cause ~ eaw -. arst usr. -
the tito reat closed II.
skaters uhe aci - re main,
events yes err co-. .es,.
left .o-a ~ for aka wasre !.
final efef ta Place .o-na-roz
Points DAY s,i
also ia .e sranac 4ss
earlier las rel1Jed =
ths fHal searrr c7rarz % 4.
terms q an asera raaesed anoas
the skaters
Arthur Star zo and
command -ae res local
events with ~ points .asiny
two frsts outr.s en3 finishing in !
dead heat v.a rr1 II LAM Of Ssrs-
rae l-ase. torr7 err & oH. in ecors
breaking -w8-ni'e a4eu.. Lamg sc0x
- POINTS. Bobby Mclean - aad NJ
r.s Wood 20 Eeerets NcGowan. q 8.
Pau. lae winner ~ rarac LAKE ,ss:
week. failed 10 place arg @: the
events.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
n M EIt5

nigh scraich-M Mayor Reed
High handicaD-I. = Revnofd7
Tournament cup = II. focate|i
Preaident's cup-E n Iocafeiil
Lyon cup-G s McCarty a nd r Ii.c.ey.
speclsl shoot-NIaYor Reea.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Banner Soccer Event of Year
l. Forfeited by St. Louis

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 49,
football the final of the National
goes championship
the United $4,000 silver trophy the title
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

GAMES THIS WETk
February 21-Unrtmoutb ut Columbia,
February 22-Nale ut Princeton
February 25-.-lornell Mt mouth
February 26---Columhia mt PennsyIvanIR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
QUAINT, lSn t IT,

QUAINT. isn't H.
a emily the only
marked difference betwes1
golf OF the 18th and 20t5
centuries IS the o1thtl
Which reminds US we'r.
all teed up for the luctv
golfers now driving South
Coli Norfolks, Scotch
and English golf stocki1oa
golf shoes-everything. %
Also & OF clubs, goIf
balls, golf bag
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
WORKMANSHIP THAI is
A FINE ART

Lone BEFORE the painter, uphol~
sterer, body designer and metal work.
er begin to exercise their crafts upon
the PlerCe-Arrow, maChinists are
tooling and finishing parts, wheels,
plnlons, shafts and Cogs; with pre-
cision and an accuracy as beautiful
IN their way as the arts that make the
body beautiful. These parts, machined
to some in1nieesimal fraction Of an
inch, in their clean and shining sharp
ness are like Jewels cut with exquisite
care. 1t is a comfort to feel that they
are inside the car working together
with case in silence, the natural result
of carefulness and skill
HARRoLDs MoroR CAR COMPANY
Nr1c York and Brookl>u
ELLIS Moron CAR Co.
Nnvrr& and T,sn.eu
PicrCe-ArrOW
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
pohrinq Weakened at End

I'm tho dash to the finish line. Park-
.nson disposed Of pohrng. who threat
aned to be contender for third hon
ors. Pohring stopped badly and was
forced to accept hfth place when
Mitchell raced into the stretch at top
speed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
Bobby Lee and Black in
Main Bout of Olympic
Club Show Next Monday

The Olympic Athletic Club stages its
first boxing show Monday night at the
club rooms in Danceland Hall, 2315
South Capitol avenue. Thirty rounds of
fast boxing. six ats Of vaudeville, and
the Wabash Entertainers band are in
cluded in the program.
Eddie Black Of New York, winner OF
seventy ring battles, meets Bobby Lee,
the hard hitting indianapolis weller
weight, over the eight round route, in the
main 90. Lee is an ex-navv fighter who
has plenty of science and real punch.
In the East Black IS we'll known. This
is the first appearance he has made in a
ring IN the Middle West. He has met
some OF the best boxers at his weight in
New York State and defeated them. VIII
liam II. Poe, matchmaker Of the Olympic
A. c., was careful In selection an Op-
pOnent for Lee to choose a boxer with
experience enough to have a real chance
TO defeat the indianapolis weller
weight.
The Olympic Club includes in its mem
bership more than one hundred of the
l7aaing business and professional men Of
TIE city. Mayor Shank is a member of the
club. In the semi wind-up Charlie Win
ters of Bloomington will meet Frank lie
Nelson, one Of the best 126-pound boxers
IN the State. The boys 90 six rounds.
kncluded in the program Is a six-rOund
bout between Roy Busch and Sailor Duff
fey. nghtweights. Duffey SOW time ago
won a close decision over Busch. This
should be a good bout. Two other
matches have been arranged.
The vaudeville will be as good as the
boxing Albert Lindsay, composer and
singer, is one Cf the artists. Billy Wag-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
F1rz To no PROMOTING.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, April L
Floyd FitzsimmOns, the Benton Harbor
promoter and matchmaker, who brought
Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske into the
ring, also Benny Leonard 3ad Charlie
White, signed a five-year contract here
today 70 act as matchmaker and promoter
for the John Franklin Miller post Of the
American Legion.
Following the signing of articles, Fitz-
simmons boarded the Broadway Limited
for New York to sign Leonard, light
weight champion, to meet White here on
July 1, If possible. Dempsey is expected
to tight here on Labor Day, providing he
returns from Europe in time to get Into
shape for a contest
FitzsimmOns caught the same train
that Dempsey went East on and expected
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Reach Semi-Final Play
in National Net Tourney

CHICAGO, April Flight crack quin-
tettes remained indicated in the ma
tional interscholastic basketball tourna-
ment at the University of Chicago today
Four of these will be eliminated in
matches starting at o'clock this after
noon.
The first match today will decide
whether Watseka, Ill, or Mt. Vernon
Ohio, shall enter the semi final round
Each OF these teams was an easy victor
in yesterdays contests. Watseka is a
favorite. Rockford, ILL.,, and Missoula
Mont, will meet in the second game
Rockford has one of the strongest teams
In the Middle West while the Montana
lads are a powerful, fast stepping ag-
gregation. This contest is expected to
be one Of the features Of the tourna-
ment.
The Lexington, Ky, five will meet the
Cathedral High team of Duluth and the
Hume Fogg team of Nashville, Tenn.
will clash with Buckhannon, w. Va. The
Lexington BLUE Devils" and the Duluth
outfit are expected to provide the feature
contest.