The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-25
strffy Out With InjurIe.

starry Out With injuries
 Stuffv Stewart. who has host Of friends in Birmingham. who don't want to see him make good as a Pirate. because they want to see him down in Bir- mingham, again this year, was out Of the workouts for seven days. Stuffy suffered a car bunkle on one of his dogs and had to go to the hospital for re- pairs. He's out again now, how ever, and is causing quite a bit or comment among the Pitts burg scribes on account of his wizardry afield. He has shown little with the bludgeon thus far. however.
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 Another Test For Georges
 Sport fans, the country over. who have been wondering wheth- CT Dempsey's powerful body blows really left Georges Car pentier injured permanently will have a chance to get a little dope in regard to this matter April :. Georges Is booked to go 20 rounds against Ted (Kidl Lewis in Lon don, England. If Lewis is sue cessful in staying on his feet until the end of the fight, or if he gives the Frenchman any trouble what ever. sportdom had best get ready to ring down the curtain on the brilliant Georges fighting career.
 Lewis is little more than a wei ter, and Is veteran ringman who has lost his pep and his punch. 1T he can give Georges trouble with his puff blows, it means that Carp Is through for ever. as card among the heavy weights or light heavyweights.
 Foresome Is Shifted
 The all-star foursome in which Rollo Steinmehl and Herbert Nor ton, pros at the Woodward and Hillcrest golf clubs respectively, were booked to go against Uncle Charlie Hall and Douglas Kirk patrick, has been switched from the Country club course to the Roebuck course. The match is to be staged Sunday afternoon, and it is likely that a large gall lery will follow the stars.
 Steinmehl and Norton took Hall and his buddy in tow over the Woodward course last Sunday, when a large crowd watched the maneuvers. However, the Wood ward course is made up of many short holes and Uncle Charlie did not have a chance to bring his prowess on long driving into play except on number three and in one or two other instances. The Woodward course was also water soaked the past Sunday and the golfers didn't have a chance to show any fancy stuff. If it doesn't rain between now and tomorrow the Roebuck course should be in excellent shape for the match, as the velvety grass of spring has carpeted the fairways in nice fashion.
 Mike Seeks to Redeem Tommy
 Mike Gibbons. a middleweight Is seeking to put something over that Tommy Gibbons, his brother and light heavyweight failed to accomplish. Tommy Gibbosn, who has been press-agented up and down the land as the logical sue cessor to Jack Dempsey's crown and who waded through string of foes via the knockout route for a year met Harry Greb re- gently. The Gibbons boy was heavy favorite to win. but MT. Greb stepped into the ring. out boxed Tommy throughout the tilt, and was given the decision.
 Now Mike Gibbons, much light CT than his brother, and consid- cred much older, has been match ed to meet Greb and is going into the ring to average hts brother. The bout will be staged at Boyles Thirty Acres. Jersey City, where the memorable Carpenter Demp- sey battle took place.
 GoIvin Making Good
 Walter Golvin, the graceful frst-sacker. who held down the first base job for the Mobile Bears for several seasons. and who was purchased by the Chi cago Cubs last summer. seems to have made hit with Bill Kille- fer. the Cub manager, in the spring training work. Golvin hop ped in with a zip when he joined the Cub forces at Catalina Is- land, California, and 1t seems has won his way to the heart of the Cub boss.
 Killefer, in commenting on his infield the other day, had the fol- lowing to say of Goivin:
 The infield, with the excep- ton of second base, Is all set. | have not fully decided on first base. Walter Goivin has shown so much ability that may have to start him. He is the cIassiest looking fielder I have sen in years and believe he will hit. He has to be given lot of consid- eration because he is faster than lrrifnHe and has st.o,,ro.