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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-20
JUST FISH STORIES

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An apology is due Fritz Wolfer
of the local postoffice force on ac-
count of stealing his trout honors
after they had been given him
several weeks ago. You see, Fritz
nailed whoppin' big speckled
trout which weighed in a trife
over three pounds, and when John
Love came along a week ago with
one going over the two pound
mark, we mixed up the whole
hash-gave John the whole caboo-
die of prizes, thinking at the time
that he was king of the fish
hounds. Even as she now stands,
Fritz is first and John is close
second with a pound of weight in
between 'em. This should satisfy
both fishermen.
Leroy Rasmussen, who has been
visiting with the Walstad family
lately, has it over the Milton, Wis
consin, bunch of fishermen who
have visited this section. With a
seven pound wall-eyed to- his
credit, there is no holding this fell
low when he rambles home with
an affidavit as to the size, girth
and length of his prize baby. 1t
is always a bully good stunt to
have the goods and then be able
to prove 'em to the doubters who
did not see what you really did
land in the country of waters and
woods.
Up at Edward Schroeder's sum-
mer home on Lac Vieux Desert,
the section where you have one
foot in Michigan and one in Wis
consin and be able to tell the
game wardens of both states to
Jump in" any time they see fit,
things have been happening to
guests of the Schroeder family
now enjoying their summers out
ing. This week the Schroeder party
have been after muskies, pike be-
ing too common on account of
their voracious appetites at this
time of the year when minnow
bait costs so much per. A 16 and
a % pound muskie have fallen to
their prowess, and this does not
count those hooked and lost. 1t
is mighty fine and exhilerating to
leave ones dock and hook onto a
big fellow before the boat has
reached deep water. Then there
is the sport of playing and land
ing the old moss-back, providing
he is of legal weight. Should he
be under the ten-pound limit, you
have the opportunity of playing
him to your satisfaction and then
shaking him loose. 1t isn't the
fish in the boat that counts-it is
the play and the turning loose
that gives one the real satisfac-
ton of knowing that he can be
caught some other day after he
has reached the legal size. Plac-
ing a premium on your catch
means much in craftsmanship and
adds to the pleasures of fishing
without depicting the waters.
From Little Twin comes the re-
port that Mr.. and Mrs. Samman,
guests at Twin Lake Lodge, landed
a seven pound wall-eyed Monday
Big pike are some birds to- land,
especially when they exercise their
weight against a weak line and
an unskilled fisherman. Credit is
therefore due one when a real old
father of the waters is handed the
knockout. Many of the lakes are
beginning to produce the big fell
lows this summer Big bait and
a faculty of sticking to the game,
generally produces results that
are very gratifying.
Ed Lacau cleans up on as fine
a bunch of rainbow trout Monday
as the average trout enthusiast
would give his best rod to land.
Among the catch was one beauty
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-20
BASED FISH LICENSE

Reported That State has Has
NI Created a Three Dollar
Nonresident Fishing Ii
cense.
=, .bo ronort is correct, the non
Il ijo w.t. who wants to fish this
Issi r mist pay $500 for his plea
yea, This is one dollar more
s Isn nrevious licenses, but so far
III. Ila'' LEGISLATURE has failed to pass
VI. , lind of fish or game laws as
any as we can ascertain, and the
allowing foi might be a misnomer
and and no truth in it. ?.
u+ Madison 1890 Nonresident fisher
MON will pay license fee of So in
l .4ooJ of So in Wisconsin. The
LII KIM Of the assembly committee on
G Gll, and game, raising the license
foo was concurred in by the SEN
ato last week Monday night and
now goes to the governor.
This means that applications for
oon.resident licenses already made
n the conservation commission
will net the state 100000.
The bill also increases the fee
for trappers. Every trapper must
nav 81 license fee and an addition
al ) cents for every trap he uses.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-20

water Lake, Sayner, State Line,
west of Phelps, east of Sayner and
east of Star Lake, are especially
asked to be present.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-20
Came in Two Sections.

Saturday mornings Northern
Lakes Special over the North
western railroad, came up in two
sections, unloading passengers at
every resort station on the Mon
ico-Watersmeet branch. 1t was a
well-filled train leaving Chicago
Friday night, and is but fore
runner Of the traffic which will be
carried on all summer to the lake
region.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
SURGE UN CONFLICTO EN-
TIRE BELGAS Y SEPARA-
TISTAS

COBLENzA, noviembre 5. (Cable
frances) = Joseph Matthes, jefe de los
separatistas ha manifestado en- un co
municado Official publicado hoy de que
los insurrectos tienen el proposito de
recupsrar Aquisgran dentro de pocoa
dias Agre2a que las tropss separatls-
tas marcharan desde ell palatinado y
ctras comenzaran la ofensiva desoo
Essen. Esta es nhestra respuesta, dice,
los recientss actos de los belga en-
Aquigr desarmando nuestros soldados
Y obigandolos la retirada. Anade que
los insur-ectos Sc han visto obl1gados a
tomar las armas para defenderse de IN
ataque de los comunistas, agentes de
policia nacionalistas.
La actitud de los belgas en- Aqu1s-
gran, sigue diciendo M. Mathes, es cla-
ramente un actc contra la Independent
cia del Ehin una ayuda material al
gobierno de Berlin, razon por la cual los
sep9ratistas estan preparados para TO-
das las eventualidades que puedan sn
ceder.
Ell Directorio rebelde ha enviado una
protesta a los comisarios de Inglaterra
Francia pero ell representante brita-
nico devolvio a Matthes la nota sin
abrir Ell sobre.
Los cuarteles generates separat1stas
son un tremendo centro de actividad.
Ell doctor Dorten y los otros ministries
celebraran esta tarde un consejo que po-
siblemente durara toda la tarde. Mat
thes ha dicho ademas que reina una per
fecta ammonia en- todo Ell gablnete, cue
no ha surgido diferencia alguna acer-
ca de los resultados del ataque con-
ira Aquisgran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
NOTAS HIPICAS

En- la segunda carrera HOO metros
hizo su acostumbrado triunfador pa
SEQ dominical 'Ay, Ay, Ay!'' en-
1913 5 pagando en- Ia banca % centa-
vos. ''Filigrana'' hizo segunda pa
gando S10.64, ell dividendo mayor de
la tarde. "sunuco" hizo tercero.
La tercera carrera 900 metros la
gan6 "Acerina'' en- IL. Hizo segun-
do "Fisk" Y tercero 'Audaz". Ell
descartado era "Cofresi". ''Aceri-
ma" pag6 en- las bancas $2.1O Y 56
centavos.
La cuarta carrera 1900 metros la
gan6 triunfalmente en- 1.22-1l5 "Flat
tone'' estableciends un nuevo record
a esa distancia. ''Doris r. hizo
segundo y "No Bananas que era ell
descartado y que dej6 sin guineos a
muchos pobres, Sc conform6 con un
tercsro. ''Flat tone' pag6 en- las ban
cas- $4.28 Y 1921.
La quinta carrera 11cO metros fu6
un triunfo para "Alma Llanera'' con
un record de 1.15, siguiendole ''Ma-
ria Luisa'' "X' s'Malvaloca''
era la descartada. ''Alma'' pago
S6.11 y 1922 y fu6 la salvaci6n de es-
te cronista que 81 no es por ella sale
sin un centavo.
Alma, te estoy muy agradecido
10 mismo que a Don Ignacio por la sa-
Ida que tie di6, que alguna habia de
benefciarme.
En- la sexta carrera 900 m. en- que
India Cord'' era la descartada. venci6
''La Diabla'' seguida de 'sAlondra'
y General MaIet''. Las bancas pa
garon SS.o4 y s2.S1 ell record fue de
.57-2I5.
la s6ptima carrera 900 metros fu6
Ia 1nica que Sc dio realmente derecha,
pues vencio tNinfa" seguida de ''De-
la" Principe.
Ell pool assemble S16.911.25; de
esa cantidad la corprocai6n retuvo pa
ra ella como descuento 81 227.81 Y re-
parti6 $12, ,683.44 entire dos afortuna-
dos, tocando cada uno $6.341. .72. Qua
les aproveche.
PISTAFIRME.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
DENTRO DE DOCE MESES Sc
Gel LIBRARIAN LAS ELECCIO-
MES EN- INGLATERRA

IONDREs, noviembre 5, (Cabe fran
c6s).- Las elecciones generates Sc cele
braran dentro de TN aho. Esto es 10 que
se dsia eatrever en- los discursos pronun
ciados ultimamente. Sir Worthington
Evens, postmaster general hablando
aver en- Cardiff puso de relieve la i'm
posibi idad de hacer una nueva tar1fa
hassa que Ell comite consultivo que ma
sido va nombrado haya tratado ell asun
to con los representatives industriales y
haya presentado ell informe.. La pro-
puesta del comite, agrego, sera lIevada
al Par.amento antes del inv1erno del
p-oximo aflo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06

Ante un pnblico muy numeroso Sc
celebraron las carreras ell domingo
en- ell "Quintana Racing Park"
Este sport puede califacrse de Ia
locura de San Juan, pues va los ha-
bitantes de esta ciudad Sc puede dc
cir, Sc han convertible EN- hfpicos v
ell pool del hipodromo ha venido a sus-
tituir a la antigua loteria con todas
sus perdidas de dinero, siendo la eau
sa de muchas hambres, pero siendo
tambi6n una risuefia esperanza en- Ia
que confian muchos desgraciados de
la fortuna.
NADIA mas caprichoso que un mime
70 de Ia. loterfa; y sin embargo en- nues
tro hip6dromo, el uso inmoderado de
drogas, las combinaciones urdidas en-
tire algunos duefios de caballos, las que
traman los jockeys a espaldas de los
duefios esas salidas modernistas que
da ell juez, hacen que ell resultado de
una carrera sea tan eventual y capri
chosa como un ndmero de la loteria.
Las salidas van siendo cada vez
peores, no importa que la prensa una
nimemente pida al Sr. Pefiagaricano
que trate de mejorarlas por todos los
medios. Todos estamos de acuerdo en-
cue ell Sr. Pehagaricano en- cuento a.
su honradez unprecedented es una
garantia para ell pdblico en- su dificil
puesto; pero todas las salidas que di6
el dltimo domingo merecen Ia mas
agria censura. Nadie hubiera. podido
hacerlo peor.
Parece que el digno caballero pier
de la serenidad cuaudo los Jockeys tar
dan mucho en- cuadrar y entonces Gle
rra los ojos da una salida que es una
especie de "salvese ell que pueda."
Los acuerdos Gle la Comisi6n Hipica lie
dan poder para meter en- cintura los
jockeys. asi es que no puede culparse
6stos de las malas salidas que Sc es-
tan dando
la primer carrera a una millal fue
gauada por "Periquin Jr.'' que hizo
el recorrido en- 81 y pag6 en- las ban
cas- 1854 Y $500. "Cucaracha" hizo
segundo y "Beduino", que era Ell des-
cartado, tercero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
LOS GOGIERNOS ALIADOS NO
VEN CON BUENOS OJOS Ell
CONFLICIO POLITICO DE
GRECIA


ATENAS, noviembre 5. (Cable fran
c6s) - In los circuios politicos a.iados
Sc man1hesta una viva inquietud por Ell
aspecto que van tomando los aconte-
cine ltos politicos interiors; en- Grec1a.
Sc atribuye al encargado de negocios de
Inglaterra Bentinck de que 81 blen es
cierto que Inglaterra no desea interve-
mir de ningun modo en- las cuestiones
iAteriores 6e Grecia, no por e4lo Ell 60
Eierno dejara yer con buenos ojos cual-
quier movimiento encaminado derro-
tar la dinastia. Parecidas manifestac1o-
nes han sido hechas por Ell Min1stro de
Servia, de Quien Sc dice ha manifesto
DO ofcialmenSe al Gobierno Griego de
cue los actuales acontecimientos produ-
cen desenfado en- Belgrade, cuyo goOler
no colsideza que la proyectada retorma
de la constitution griega puede ser con
traria a los intereses del pueblo helene.
Sc tiene entendido, por otro lado que
los representatives de Francia Ruma-
ria Sc proponen hacer identicas decIa-
raciones, con Ell sano proposito de que
Grecia no canine hacla la debacle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
Ell DEPARTMENT. DE ESTA
DO DESAUTORIZA A SU EN-
BAJADOR EN- FRANCIA

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. Omitted
Press )-El Departamento de Estado
ha dicho hoy claramente que ell dis
curse que pronunci6 aver en- Paris el
embajador Herrick prediciendo Ia in
tervencion de los. Estados Unidos en-
la pr6xima conferencia de expertos es
una expression personal de sus puntos
de vista no Ell sentimiento Official
del gobierno.
Ell Departamento agrega que la po-
Utica de los Estados Unidos en- rela-
cion con los asuntos europeos es la
micma que mantuvo ell presidente
Harding.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
UNA DEMANDA CONTRA LA
COMPANIA DEL TROLE

Ell Lcdo. Loret, del bufete 'Mestre
& LIoret'' de esta ciudad present6
aver una demanda de dafios y perjui-
clos por la suma de $25, 600, en- contra
de la Compafiia del Trole, y a nombre
de Gregorio Perez, quien lie fu6 am
putada una pierna a consequences de
haber sido arrollado por un caro- el6c-
trico cerca de la plaza de los leones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
UNAS PALABRAS SINTOMA
TICAS DE LLOYD GEORGE

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 5. (Oa-
bio frances).- FL ex-premier Lloyd
George hablando con los period1stas en-
la cubierta del Aquitania, dijo, que So
lamente dos paises pueden salvar hoy al
mundo: Gran Breta1a y Estados Uni
dos.
El ilustre politico manifesto que re-
gresaba Inglaterra complacidisimo de
los homenajes de que fue objeto en- los
Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
UNA COALICION =.
QUE Sc DERRUMBA

BERLIN, noviembre s. (Cable fran
c(s).- Por una abrumadora mayorl2
la asamblea socialista acordo solicltar
do los mlembros adictos dicho part1
do en- ell Gabinete de Stresemann que
deben presentar la dimision. De este
modo ell gabinete coalicionista ha que
dado disuelto. Los socialistas Sc dispo-
nen formar un partido de oposicion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
Ell GENERAL PRIMO DE RI
VERA EN- UNION DE LOS RE
YES MARCHARA MANANA A
CARTAGENA

MADRID, noviembre 5. Omitted
Tress).- Ell presidente del Directorlc,
General Primo de Rivera, en- union de
los reyes don Alfonso dofia Victoria,
msrcharau Ell microbes (maflana)
carta gena con ell fin de asistsr les
fcstivales de Inauguration del monu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
LOS EsPosos TOWNER vIsITARoN
Ell ADMIRABLE MUsEO QUE TIE
NE EN- CAYEY Ell JEFE DE LA
PoLIcLA sR. LOPEZ DE AzUA

Aver visitaron Ell Museo que en- su
residencia de Cayey tiene el intelligence
jefe de la Policia don Salvador Lopez
&c Azda, e. Hon. Gobernador Towner Y
su distlnguida esposa quienes fueron
acompanadcs de los Catedraticcs de
Earvsrd y de Boston, sras. Harnes J
Lincoln.
Los ilus.res visitantcs del Sr. Lopez
de Azua quedaron encantados de las al
nj It's cclecciones y reiquias anu
guas cue posee ell hahu coleccion1sta.
Ell honor que este signifca para el
ST. Lopez de Azda debe uenar.e de sa-
tisfacci6n de orgullo y estimularle
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
COMO Ell COMISARIO BELGA
We Ell INCIDENTE DE AQUIS-
GRAN "BELGICA, DICE, So
LAMENTE HA CUMPLIDO CON
SU DEBER EN- Ell INCIDENTE
DE AQUISGRAN"

BRUsELAs, noviembre 5. (Cable
frances).- El baron Robin Jacque-
myns. alto comisario be,ga ha pub-ica-
Go una declaration diciendo que la ac-
titad dc los belgas contra los separa-
tissas en- Aquisgran obedecio Ia neu-
t.ardad que en- todo tempo ha mantle
rido ol Gobierno a Ia rssue.ta dete~-
miaaclon de las tropas de mantener el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
DIsTINGUIDos vIAJERos

En- Ell transporte est. Mihiel'' lego
aver de los Estados Unidos, en- compa-
ria de 81 bella y distingUida sonora
esposa. nuestro estimadisirao amigo el
DR.. don Vicente Hernandez Usera, va
lioso Y quito professional cue desempe-
ra 81 pass'o de In6dico naval de los Els
tadcs, Unidos.
Los esposos Hernandez Usera, qms
mes cuentan con muchas simpatias ei
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
orden.

Ell Ccmisario manifesto asimismo que
Leo Deckers jefe de un grupo separa-
ttsta, habia disparado contra los belgas
d; rante los deSordenes.
DE acuerdo con un despacho de la
Central News, llegado por la via de
Berlin, los habitantes de Noenigstein,
poblacion radicada en- la zona france
sa de Taumus Sc han undo al mov1-
miento republicano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
DON RICARDO LA COSTA
Y FAMILIA

En- ell vapor maria Cristina", que
lego hoy procedente de Espafa regre-
SO la isla ell conocido caballero don
Ricardo La Costa, en- compafia de su
distinguida esposa y de su hijo Carlos.
Nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06

para seguir enriqueciendo su magnitica
CO eccion que, seguramente, a1gun dla
habra de legarla a su pals cuando ell
gobierno teEga un museo digno de con-
se.var tan valiosos objetos historieos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
UNITED

SOFIA, noviembre 5, Omitted
Press.) .)-Tres desconocidos atacaron al
agregado militar de Yugoeslavia en- es-
ia Capital, hiriendole levemente.
FL gobierno ha prometido hacer una
Investigation del hecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
Los SOcTALISTAS DECLARAN
LA HUELGA EN- POLONIA

LoNDRES, novicmbre 5, Omitted
Press. )-Despachos a la Central News,
de Viena, dicen que los socialistas
han proclamado la huelga general en-
Polonia titulo de protesta contra la
mi,itarizacion de los ferrocarriles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
information general

nuestros altos circulos sociales, pasaran
una corta temporada en- San Juan.
MOI comp. acemos en- enviaries un cor
dial SaIudo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06
FLORES NATuRALEs

IQulere I'd. eonfeguir Hermosos
Bouquets1 Ronitas Coronas y otrcs
trabajos artfsticos en- flores naturA,
LEST Lame al telefono 800 Santurce,
(Stop 90, Martin Pehal y ssr6 atsn-
iiAc nv 10 Sra ISABEL PA ARGL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-06

mento erigido ALI los heroes de Ca
vite.
Regresaran ell sabado a, la Corte para
emprender el viaje Roma.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-23
fdQ6ln0
ait bases

George H. Ruth, the well-known
rightfielder, stepped into Mike
Cvengross' left hand pitching for
home run over the right field
wall and put an end to a fifteen in
ming duel, the Yanks beating the
White Sox again, to I. It was the
ninth straight victory for the
Yanks.
The Dodgers advanced to fifth
place by defeating the Reds, 8 to 6.
Ehmke was as wild as a week
growth and lost the decision to the
Indians, 8 to 2.
The Giants climbed aboard Jess
Haines for six runs in the first
inning and scored another easy VIC
tory over the Cardinals, to 8.
Cy Williams smacked his fifteenth
homer of the season but 1t came in
a lost cause, the Phillies finisl ing
second to the Pirates by score of
Is to 6. The Pirates crashed out
twenty hits, including two home
runs.
The Athletics were topped again
by the Tigers, 4 to 3. Dauss turning
in another well-pitched game.
Aldridge confined the Braves to
four hits and the Cubs went on to
win as they pleased, 8 to 2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-23

col, of England, met Abe Attell'
the American champion.
Fortunately for Attell, that
bout was only ten rounder, and
no decision was given. Otherwise
America would have lost an inter
national title as Driscoll mace
Attell look like an amateur.
The left side of Criqui's face
was shot away at Verdun.
The first wonder is that Criqui
survived the wound; the second,
that he could be reniade and re-
stored to the ring.
The surgeons grated on jaw
bone of live sheep to replace
the one carried away by the
German shell. The skin trans
planting and the fusing of the
flesh was so skillfully done that
the artificial jawbone today func-
tions naturally.
During workouts at Manhasset,
the European champion partly
covers his face with headguard
but he leaves his jaw exposed
and at times invites his sparring
partners to hit him on the chin
as hard as they can. Apparently
these blows have no more effect
than if Criqui's face were pro-
tected by a baseball mask.
The nerve centers located under
the jaw are missing on one side
of Eugene's face. Blows to the
chin or jaw often put a pressure
on these nerve cent s's that induce
a temporary paralysis. That is
the knockout.
Criqui is thirty years old. He
is a veteran of the ring, yet
younger than Kilbane, who con-
fesses to thirty-four years.
Kilbane is the more experienced
boxer and has met opponents of
more class than Criqui has en-
countered. There is this differ
ence, however, Criqui has been
boxing steadily, while Kilbane has
not.
Johnny claims he could not get
fights because he refused to sell
his services cheaply. IT'S said he
is to draw down 100000 for his
end of the affair with Criqui..
1t should be great and fast
battle. Criqui tears after his
man, recklessly exposing himself
as he seeks to batter down his
opponent. He can take fearful
punishment to the head and still
advance.
But in Kilbane he will meet a
shifty boxer and n lightning
hitter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-23
Wardrnan Court Net
Tourney Brings
Out Stars

The invitation tennis tourna-
ment now in progress on the
Wardman Park courts has adj
vanced to the third round. To-
days matches will bring out
several of the best racquet
wielders of the District.
The schedule for today fol-
lows:
3:45 p. m.-John Temple
Graves, jr., VS.. Major Robertson.
A p. m.-Thomas Mangan VS..
Hill, J. r. Ballinger VS.. jack
Dudley.
5 D. m.-Charest VS.. Stell-
wagon, Smythe VS.. Holt, Gore
VS.. Van Ende.
The results of the matches to
date follow: Train defeated
Moore by default; Kunke1 de-
feated Haas, 6-2, 6-3; Graves
defeated Burwell, 6-3, rs;
Major Robertson defeated Jen-
nings, 1913, 81; Gore defeated
Howenstein, 6-2, 6-3; Van Ende
defeated Norment, 6-S, 6-1;
Mangan defeated Benton, 6-2,
6-3; Hill defeated Dowa, 6-3,
&c. Ga; Charest defeated Carr.
6-1, 6-2; Dudley defeated Elliott,
60, 7-5; Purinton defeated
Miller, 6-1, 7-5; Herter defeated
Becker, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1; Smythe
defeated Klopsch, SO, 6-3; Holt
won from Burgwin by default.
Second round-Kunkel defeat
ed Train, so, Ga; Purinton de-
feated Herter, GA, 6-3.
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. Through a modern miracle of
surgery, Eugene Criqui was not
only made over but in such
way that he is today considered
a better ringman than he was be-
fore the great war.
The European featherwight
champion left a jaw bone at
Verdun but the surgeons provided
him with substitute that is very
satisfactory to Criqui. He is
now impervious to a blow on the
chin or one side of his face, and
therefore, a better fighter because
he believes he cannot be knocked
out by a blow to the head.
1t will be up to Johnny Kilbane,
American and world champion, to
disprove this theory week from
next Saturday afternoon, at the
Polo Grounds. They will meet in
a fifteen round bout-the first in
ternational featherweight boxing
contest since 1909, when Jim Dris-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-23
WHITE LET'S MARINES
DOWN WITH ONE BLOW

Lefty White pitched ring
around the Navy Yard Marines, al
lowing them but one hit and the
Junior Mechanics No. Is team,
won 8 to /.
White set sixteen of the Devil
Dogs down via the strikeout route
in the seven inning affair. The
juniors have a game Sunday with
the Post Office team on the Con-"
gress Heights diamond.
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MULLINS WANTS ACTION
ON DEMPSEY CHALLENGE

NEW YORK, May 22.-Paddy
Mullins, manager of Harry Wills,
the negro heavyweight, is expected
to go before the weekly meeting Of
the New York State athletic core
mission today with the intention of
learning its attitude toward a pro-
nOsed meeting of Wills and Jack
Dempsy for the worlds CHAMPION
ship here on Labor day Mullins
has had challenge to Dempsey ace
companied by a $4,000 forfeit in the
custody Of the commission for
nearly a year, and it is understood
that he intends to demand action
on the def, either one way or the
other