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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-04

Zone doctor said / had kidney
trouble and other bladder trouble.
Neither did any good. Foley's
Kidney Pills did me all the good and
stopped my bad habit at night, .
writes Mrs. A. Faust, Knoxville,
Miss. Use Foley Kidney Pills for
quick relief from Kidney and
Bladder trouble.
Sold Everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-04

Two caddies of a Chicago golf
club were caught hunting highballs
instead of golf balls.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-04
Rapld travelling.

II we moved our legs as fast. IN pro-
portion, as an ant. we should walk at
the rate Of 500 miles an hour.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-04
Thounht for the DaN.

The spirit that prompts a gift is
more important than the gift.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-04

We, your Committee on Finance
and Printing, to whom was referred
the above schedule of claims, report
that we have carefully examined each
of said claims and recommend the
allowance in full or in part, the re-
lection or further reference as is
noted by your committee on said
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
MAY END BIG RACE
Indiana Legislature Passes Bill That
Would Prevent 519-mile Event.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. @7.-LcgiS-
Iativc action on the bill to prohibit
commcriaIizCl sports in Indiana on
Memorial Day. including the annual
JOO-milc race mt the Indianapolis Mo
tor Speedway. was completed Monday
when the House Of Representatives
passed the mcIuSrr. - to IS. The
bill had previously PASSED the Senate.
IS 10 .. and it now goes to Cover
nor McCray.
Passage of the hill by the House
Monday AFTERNOON brought TO close
the long fight that has been wagcd in
tine assembly between friends and OBJ
ponentS Of the bill. There were indi-
cations that the fight would be car
ricd 10 the govcrnoI The governor
has given 10 Indication Of hat action
he might take. but it is believed by
many that he will sign the bill.
Officials of the indianapolis Motor
Speedway made no comment on the
action of the state legislative body. T.
f. Myers. president of the Speedway.
who previously had announced that
if the Memorial Day date was pro-
hibitcd. the race would not be held
in Indianapolis and indicated the
track would be removed from here.
declined to say what action Speedway
officials contemplated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
VALER!ANS In FIELD
Team Will BE Known as Cabs and
QUintGIilla Will BE Pilot.

The Nal2rian Young Mems Club of
ST. Ccrelia's parish will have a base
ball team in the field again this season.
The aggregation viii be known as the
Nalcrian cubs. the name having been
selected at an enthusiastic meeting
at which speeches were made BY lrcsl-
dent Gene Scng Of the Catholic Par
iSh League, Father Garliga, \. Emig
and y. y. jlUintanila.
y. y. tShortyD Quintanilla. who or
ganiZed and managed the NaIcrians
successfully last season. will be the
pilot again this year. With his pitch
ing ace, Leroy Duggcr, ready to 60
and Red" Brinkman secured as
catcher and captain, "Shorty" says
prospects look better than ever. Play
Cr; who have apnijcd for trynuts in
clUa" Thaycr. O'ShaughneSsy, \. Quin-
laniiIa. Ii. DugEcr. Fielder. Ullrich.
Enid, DitmaC and several others.
The Cubs Will start prarti"c this
week and will begin tooking game,
about MHrrh TO- they will enter the
Parish LcagU" again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
ARRANGE FOR ONE OF
MOST UP-TO- MINUTE
Gyms" IN SECTION
Army Y.M.C.A. Building
Undergoing Several
Improvements.

One Of the most complete gymuaS-
iums in the Southwest. which will be
convertible 50 as to be used Oh Or-
caSion as an auditorium. is being PRO
vidcd for soldier athletes by the Army
Y. NJ. {. ~. under the direction III
Executive Secretary l.. &. William
son and Athletic Director {. {.
"Skorty" Bonner. Tho former meet
ing hall Of the ElLS lodge. before ,hc
Army ~" took over thc old Elk>
building. is being converted into a
gymnasium. "Gym" classes are al
ready being held. while work is, go
ing ON.
The new arrangement will provid2
Il large basket hall court, an indoor
baseball floor end two handball courts
and Il portable boxing and wrestling
ring will be provided. \ complete
outfit of gymnasium equipment has
hCnn bought. including horse. parallel
bars. weights. dumbcilS. Indian clubs,
punching bags. horizontal bars, rings,
benches. trapCECS. Ctc.
Bonner now has his class or 20
or 50 doing calisthCnic>. apparatus
work ard gymYaSt.r dancing twice a
week. and expects to accommodate =
couple Of hundred men when his plans
are realized.
The Amy "Y" is also planning
improvements in It's already attrac-
tive lobby. is arranging Il suite of Of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
SUZANNE IS OUT
Mile. Lengien and Mrs. Mallory viii
Not Meet ut Monte CARO-.


Monte Carlo, Feb. 27.-TenniS en-
thuSiaSts who have ben expecting Il
singles match between Mrs. Molla r..
Mailary and Suzanne IHnglcn are dis
appointed. at least 70 far as the Monte
Carlo tournament is concerned. for
the French star has withdrawn from
the singles play.
There is some doubt that Mile.
LCnglPn will comrctc in the singles
at the McntOnc tournament which be
gins March >. \ meeting between
these two women players at either or
both the MCntonc and Monte Carlo
tournaments had been expected. but it
now appears that the French cham
pion may play only in the women
doubles here She said that whether
She takes part at Mcntonc will de-
pend on her health.
Mrs. Mallory was hard pressed to
defeat Miss Howctt Of Great Britain.
14-12, -. in the first round yrstcr-
day. She showed improvement in the
doubles. however. and paired with
Miss HOwctt. assisted in CT. 81
victory over Misses Brook and Hutch
in"
BY carrying Mrs. Mallory to %
games in the first set. Miss Howctr
forced the American champion to what
is said tO have been the longest set
in her experience as Il tournament
nl0VCr
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
FIGHT SUNDAY SPORT
Movement on Foot to Stop Sabbath
Breaking" in London.

London, Feb. 25.-The playing of
games on Sunday, such a cricket and
football, by London's masses, has be-
come the subject Of controversy, and
a movement is under way to put a
stop to it. Professional football and
cricket leagues in England do not
schedule games on Sundays rs do the
baseball teams of America. and it was
only last July that the London
County Council sanctioned Sunday
games played by amateurs in the
parks. At that time the council
felt that the bulk of public opinion
favored Sunday sports, and decided
to give them a years trial.
The United Council for Sunday Pro
lection, and many others. feel that
public. opinion was miSjudged. Not
long ago the Sunday prott Ctionists
called a. public meeting which pro-
tested against Sunday sports and re-
IueSted the county council to rcScind
its action when the experimental year
ends next summer.
The SolicitOr-Gcncral, Sir Thomas
InSkip. presided at the meeting. He
said unorGanizcd games. such as are
new permitted would. if they continued
prove to be only n prelude to club
games and cup competitions on the
Sabbath. Opponents of Sunday games
had been called PuritanS. he remark
ed. but in his opinion PuritaniSm had
done more for England than almost
any other movement of its kind in
thcS history Of the race.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
IRISH MEUsEL DOCTORED THE RADIO
BY WAITE HOYT.

Meusel of the New York Americans
have been traded to the Chicago White
SOx for Eddie Collins and Bib Falk, s.
read the bulletin.
\ day or two later another boTrb
was thrown into camp by the follow.
ing item:
Eddie Roush of Cincinnati has
been traded to the New York Giants
for Casey Stcngcl, George Kelly and
Rosy Ryan.
But that time I had gotten over my
shock and quit raving, but Kelly AMI
StPngel took up the cue where had
quit. Stengcl insisted he would play
in New York or nowhere.
\ few days later the radio bulletin
carried the report that waivers mad
been asked on at least six of tho
players who were making the tour.
No names were given. Naturally
that aroused much curiosity and had
the tongues wagging.
Then the bubble burst. One Of the
players overheard MCuSCl in confer
Cnce with the radio operator framing
the baseball news for the next day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
GRAHAM AND CROSS,
SCRIBES, FIRST OF
GIANT PARTY HERE
Rest of New York Bunch
Except Holdouts Due
Wednesday Night.

The first of the New York Giants
training camp party arrived. in San
Antonio Tuesday. Frank Graham and
Harry Cross, newspaper men. r.Hn
have come down with the Giants in,'
10 these many springs. reached lan
city early Tuesday and are regis nrrI
ut the St. Anthony Hotel. Nobody had
the heart to wake them up before mid
afternoon and their opinions OIL thing
baScbally were not obtained.
The rest OF the Giants, officials,
players and scr;bcs-except the hold
out pcrfOrmCrS-are due Wednesday
night.
San Antonio sport writer's will be
hosts Thursday night to the New York
newspaper men at Z dinner at the st.
Anthony Hotel. in the arrangement OF
which I. Il. Baker and H. ]. Benson
are assisting. After the dinner. the
scribCS will attend the Majestic Thea
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27

New York. Feb. :7.-Timmy Wilde
Of England. recognized in this conn
try As worlds flywcight boxing cham
pion. has signed to defend his title IN
n bout at the Polo Grounds. June IL,
according 10 announcement today by
Tom ORourkc. matchmaker for the
Republic Athletic Club. Wilde has
agreed to fight anyone selected by
O'Rmrkc. the latter said. and he
probably will be matched with the
winner OF the bout next Thursday
night at Madison Square Garden be
tween Pancho Villa. American fly
weight titlcholdar. and Frankie Gen
arc Of New York. regarded as Villa 5
most dangerous rival. The Int2rna-
tional Boxing Union. at n meeting in
Paris ten days ago. refused to further
recognize Wilde as the worlds fly
weight king. because Of his prolonged
inactivity. but American boxing au-
thoritics still regard him as champion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
ST. ANTRONY'S AND
MAIN HIGH TO PLAY
FORLEAD WEDNESDAY
Decisive Academic League
Contest to Be Held at
Turner Hall.

The deciding game in the race for
the Section "A" basket ball honors
in the Academic League will be played
"Wednesday afternoon, starting at
t 30, at Turner Hall. The con
testants will be 81. Anthony's College
and Main Avenue High School. Nam
last week eliminated West Texas Mill
tary Academy, the other team in the
triple tie for the lead.
Interest is high in Wednesdays con-
test, as the teams are apparently we'll
matched. Main High won the first
round game from 81. Anthony'S by
Il decisive score. but the Yellow
jackets, who finished the regular
schedule with victories over all com
crS, Won by Main in the second round
by one point.
Breckenridge High and st. Mary's
College are meeting Tuesday after
noon on the college campus for the
Division b" hOnOrS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
ESEBALL CAMPS ARE
EGINNING TO ERUPT
l'OSSIP OF THE TEAMS
fst "Robins" Start South,
Giants Work Out, Kraft
Reaches Mobile.

aking up the hegira to the South
| already started from all section,
he north by major league baseball
ers, u trio of Brooklyn Robin
hers, the first members of that
to start. embarked on the steam
Lcnape today for jacksonville,
according to press dispatches
re will be general assembly Of
team there March s.
Metropolitan admirers of Babe
b, the Yankees hOme-run king
e treasured by Col. Il. l.. Huston
owner of the Yankees, who ar
d at Hot Springs yesterday, that
BamGnO really is on the verge OF
best spring condition of several
is.
!he sun shone yesterday at Marlin
:, for the first time since the
nts went there to train and the
~. champions held their first rea
l:out.
II advance squad of players of the
Louis American League club ar
d at Mobile today b join Manager
Foil, who will arrive in the city
orr0w morning. They are Pitcher
is Kraft, last year with the Beau
1t club: Pitcher Dixie Davis. 81
regular from his home at Win
Salem. n. c.; Pitcher Charley
t from the Terre Haute club, Sign
For a tryOut with the Browns; Joe
hes, utility infielder from tho
umort club of the Texas league
Coach Carl Weilman, who was 8
It for the Browns last year.
ogcrs Hornsby, star secOnd-base'
for the Cardinals and champion
e-run batter of the major leagues
Ipied the limelight at Bradentown
yesterday when the Cardinal
nd sweated for two hours under
weather conditions.
Hickey Dolan, former Philadelphia
-tstop has been engaged as n cOacl
aid the Cardinals.
Kenneth Williams, 1922 American
que champion home-run sluggcr
ed up again with the local Amerl
+. Terms of the contract were moi
c public.
large crowd Of enthusiastic base
fans Monday night babe farewell
he advance guard of the Chicago
prican League baseball club. which
lrtpd for its spring training quar-
Mt Spguin. Tex. The players
included Ray Schalk. White SoS
hcr, Pitcher Lampke and Johnny
It'll. outficlder. wPrc in charge o'
1agpr William kid" Gleason. anC
Barbour. travelling secretary Of
club. Ed. Walsh. new White SON
IN, also was n member of tho
v. Most Of the players are gOin2
he camp direct from their homes
party will stop for n few days Al
lin Springs on its way to Seguin
lost of the pitchers and catchcrS
he Cleveland Indians started fol
spring training camp Mt Lakeland
Steve ONcill. veteran catcher
SO departure was DELAYED nv The
~ of one Of his children. Walter
Nichols. business manager. with :
" Of newspaper men. comprised
{ Of the nnrtv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
GERMAN POLICE DOG
CHAMP WILL APPEAR
IN DOG SHOW HERE
Hmdo Von Lindow Never
Shown in United
States Before.

HardO Won Lindow. son of Edi Won
Hrrku!CS-Park and Scmpa Won Lin.
dow. and descended from whole ken
ncIS Of "vonS" on both sides of tho
family. will be one of the chief at
fractions of the San Antonio dog show
in the Woolworth building, March >,
3 and /.
Hardo COPIED the highest honorS
among German police dogs in his ma
tive Deutschland. with the famous
Judge Won StCphanitz maEing the de
Cisions. He was purchased in Ger
many for Fritz CruSCmann of Fort
Worth and has been in the United
States only nine months. You still
have to say "macht schncll" to him
when you want him to make it snap
+ champion police dog Of the
OF side has never appeared in Il
show in the United States. San An
toniO'S show to have the distinction
of being his first lIardo'S ancestors
on his Sire'S side have been grand
champions since police dogs were in
vented,
The entry Of Mr.. CrusCmann's
from Fort Worth will he only one ot
Il record number of out-of-town OK
hibitS. it is said. Entries are COM
ing in so fast that the job of Emo
Meyer. the famous Cincinnati painter
of animals. who will he judge. is as
Stunning the proportions Of an unusual.
ly difficult task.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Putting Decides Golf Match It's the Green Player Who Wins

fees in the place formerly occupied
by a store-roOm and is rcmOlcIing
the lunch room Architect Dean Of
New York will be in the city in II
few days to supervise the general re-
modelling of the ~" plant.
Medals arrived for the winners ~
the first three places in the Army
~ athletic contests held recently.
Wigs Of the Second Engineers.
OviSipian of the Tank Company and
Marrcllair of the Veterinary Corps
being the lucky ones who will receive
the awards Tuesday night.
The Military Police volley ball
league closed Monday night with the
Chair-warmcrs the champions. having
won both halves of the split season.
The MotordromeS, who had 10 be
beaten out in a special series at the
end of the first half. were only Il
game behind in the second half. The
winners get the Army ~" Gun. The
Military Police will now turn their
attention to baseball.
In basket ball game Monday
night. the Giants Of the Army Y.
VI. c. 4. league defeated the Hikers.
IS to 9.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27

On our return voyage, Irish Meusel
of the New York Giants had the entire
party up in the air for about a week.
Each day on shipboard it is Gus
tomary for the radio operator to issue
daily bulletin, giving the important
news of the world in brief.
As we neared the United States on
the last lap of the trip from Honolulu
to San Francisco, Irish got in his
work and it caused all kinds of sos-
sip.
While in Japan we, from time to
time, would get some baseball dope
from the States. Any baseball news
that had a direct bearing on anv
member of the party somehow reached
us, either through letters from our
friends or some paper.
/ heard that a trade with Chicago.
which involved my transfer from the
Yankees to the White SoX, had been
discussed. One day, to my great sur
prise. l learned from the radio bulle
tin that the deal had gone through.
waite Hoyt, Aaron Ward and Bob
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
WINS MIXED FOURSOME
Captain Carter and Mrs. Hurd First
in Famous Field.

Bel!cair Heights. Fla. Feb. 80
The annual BcIoair mixed foursom"
tournament was played here Monday
on the Bellcair golf links and the TO
suit WAS tic. Capt. +. T. Carter,
the Irish Golfer. paired with Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd Of Merton
Cricket Club. Haycrford. Pa. had the
low gross with n 10. Their handicap
of two gave them net ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh HalScll of Sleepy Hollow
and Dallas. Tex, also had net a.,
with So gross.
Miss GIcnua ColIctt Of Providence.
Il. l., womau'S national champion.
playing with G. W. Carroll Jr.. If
Norwich. Conn. played around in s..
with four handicaD for not of 20.
More than 20 pairs took part in the
competition. Sclcrtivc drives were
used intsogd of alternate tee shots.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Homo Perrectinr Came.

New NOrlN Feb. 27.-Followcrs Of
billiards today wPrc kcCnly interested
in the attempt Willie Hoppe is max
ing to regain his ability mt line
nursing for his match with Jake
Schacfcr Of San Francisco. who has
challenged for the worlds 1S2 balk
lin" title which the New York re
gained from him last November. Al
though he won the tournament anH
his crown Hoppe had great difficulty
with his nurse shots. His first prac-
ticc game last night against Charles
F. Peterson of st. Louis was mainly
devoted 10 line nursing. the champion
winning 800 to II. and averaging 100.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
DIES ON GOLF COURSE
Col. II. T.. Grail Expires Of Heart
Failure After Fine Shot.

BeIlcair Heights, Fla, Feb. 81
Col. II. +. Grail, OF the Seventh Regi-
mcnt of New York, during the world
war. died suddenly while playing golf
on the Bcllcair links Monday. He
was playing in four ball match
with DR.. J. 4. Furfcy Of Brooklinc,
Mass. Dn c. NJ. Reef of Cincinnati
and DR.. L. :. Robinson of New
York.
They were playing the sixth hole.
The colonel had just hit his third shot.
Il long brasSic to the green. The shot
was Il coed one and when one Of
the members of the fourSomc turned
around to congratulate him, the col
onel YVES seen TO reel and fall 10 the
ground.
The three doctors were ut bis side
in n few seconds. but could do moth
ing to revive him. He appeared in
the best of health when starting out
to play and jokcd about being in the
company Of three doctors and re-
marked that if anything happened he
would be in safe hands.
His death was due to heart fail
UrP.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27

Miami, FIR. Feb. 21.-T. INrTt0n
%hafoT. Of New York. in holly con
tested match here Monday. won the
mems singles championship in the
%crond annual Southern Florida ten,
mis- tournament. The New Yorker de-
fcntcd J.. i. Hawl:. Of philadelphia
natioral veterans champion. 1-G. %,
SO. O. Shafcr also won LOG on
the challenge cup donated by Percy
Tate Griffith Of New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
College Basket Ball
Iowa Well In Lead.

Chicago. Feb. 27.-Univcrsity of
Iowa. the only unbeatcn basket ball
team in the Western Conference title
race, by virtue of its win over Mime
sofa last night, 90 TO ~, not only
strengthened its lead. but won the
right to claim in Funk, a forward
the leading individual scorer in the
Big Ten" Funk added eleven moro
free throws to his credit and dis,
placed Harrison Barnes Of Chicago
who was leading the conference scor,
ing with ZIG points. Funk now has
123 POINTS for the season. 81 being
free goals. The two games last night
Iowa'S defeat of Minnesota and the
University of Michigan'S win over
Illinois, - TO 20, did not change ma,
torially the standing of the confer
Cncc teams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Aged Skater Still Good.

Chambers, - years old. is rs fond
Of skating rs he was half n century
ago. and he still has the pair of Dutch
skates used by his father. Every
winter for - years. when ice formed
to safe thickness on the Chippewa
river. Mr.. Chambers has Skatcd from
his home Mt River Bend 10 Wrlland. 4
distance of about ten miles. The ice
was fin" and clear of snow ibis win
ter. and Mr.. Chambers made the
round trip Of twenty miles in an
hour and hall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
What Boxers Are Doing
Gennrn Nirst Pay S3nnn

New York. Feb. 25.-Out Of hi,
end of the purse for his champion
ship bout with Pancho Villa at Mad
i>on Square Garden Thursday night
Frankie Gcnaro. New York flywcight
must pay $1,000, win or bsc. for his
privilege before being permitted ia
box anyone in this state. Chairman
Muldoon of the boxing commission an.
nounccd today. Gcnaro was made
to agree 10 pay $4,000 to the Amer.
lean Fairplay Foundation for OK.
pcnScs il incurred in arranging for a
bout between him AMI Villa in New.
ark last December for which Genaro
failed To appear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
ENTER NAVY PLANES
L. S. Will Take Part in Isle O
Wight Flying Boat Race.

Washington. ID. C.. Feb. 27.-Thc
navy entered three flying boats today
in the competition for the Jacques
Schneider aviation marine trophy.
valued ut $4,000 francs. 10 be raced
for near the Isle of Wight next sum
mCr. This is the first time tn"
United States has entered the event
for the prize offered by the Royal
Aero Club of France. won last year
by the Royal Aero Club Of Great
Britain.
1t is test of speed and Scaworthi-
ness over course of POO nautical
miles. the pilots having to land twice
and taxi half mile on tho surface
at a speed of twelve knots. England.
France. Belgium and Italy also will
compete.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Annrebv and Clinton Win.

New York. Feb. 27.-Franvis T.
|Dleby of New York. Monday night
b his opCning round match from
bert NJ. Lord Of the Illinois Atehie-
Club. Chicago, SEQ to as. in the
ionnl class 4 amateur 1S.2 balkIinc
-s-h championship tournament.
! in 4. Clinton IT.. Of PittShuTg. had
r. difficulty in defeating Percy y.
bins. If CHICAGO. 200 to POI. in the
ming match Monday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
"Yfn" Overs to Coach.

Minneapolis, NTiEn., Feb. 81
Frank Zip" Owens. veteran catcher
with the Minneapolis American Asso-
citation club. has been signed to coach
was announced today. he will report
with the first squad at C!arksdaIP.
Miss. for spring training in about
ten days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Hammer Holds Too Much.

Detroit. Feb. G7.-Thc I'hcduIcd
tcn-round bout between Sid Barbar-
ian. Detroit, and Ever Hammer. Chi
cago lightweight, was stopped in the
sixth round Monday night aftcr the
referee had warned Hammer several
times to cease holding. Barbarian did
all the leading.