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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUTCHER STORE-With fixtures to rent
or sell; easy terms; lease IL desired; good
location. Write Butcher" Care News.
DRY GOODS-And notion store in the
shopping center of Rossville, Staten ISL
and adjoining A. & p. and chain butcher
store. Opportunity for good live business
man. Inquire John 10th, Rossville. s. !.
FOR SALE-Store selling mems and boys
shoes and furnishings: clean stock; good
location long established low rent; own
err retiring Mr.. Ludwig. Care News.
STORES grocery and Butcher stores; l
Ice Cream Store: 2 Dry Goods Stores;
also one Soda Bottling Works. Daniel
Kasha. s Charles Street, Carteret. N. ].
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SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRED-Whil you wait. best
white oak Gather used. Lowest prices
e Gennari. 225 Washington Street.
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snOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you will APP
p~reoiate Work called for. delivered. A
Topatian sas State Street Tel 1883
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LOTS O SALE

SEWAREN-4 lots near school can be
had for a very reasonable price on easy
terms. Louis J. Horkay. Real Estate
Broker. 3f3 Maple Street. Tel. 1887.
WoODBRIDGE-2 lots on Bridgemere
Terrace. Green street; sacrifice to quick
buyer, ] Krelelsheimer s. Son. 1873
Smith Street.
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WHERE TO DINE

T@
PRESTO LUNCH-And Bakery; zs[
pastries. popula prices. open day sts
night 1l3 Smith Street
SEA FOOD RESTAURANT-Famous ia
frys and clam chowdef. 80 Smith 81
Capt John Whitworth Tel ss7
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS-And repairing
B Dzielak. 312 Smith Street.
PIANO-Square; first class condition.. Tel.
Woodbridge 3S-R.
PIANOS-Phonographs. records and radio
supplies: leading store. ]. Smerling. 148
Smith Street.
PLAYER PIANO-ssOO; excellent instru-
ment with rolls and bench. 2S4 State
Street.
PLAYER PIANO R~OLLS-Sheet Music.
Records. Pianos, Victor victrolas. Edison
Phonogra phs: sold on easy weekly or
monthly payments. Montalvo. 262 Madi-
son Avenue, corner Market Street,
PLAYER PIANO-ss65 brand new IL Sc
lected rolls and bench. Brunton Plano
Co. AL Maple Street. Tel. 16.
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LIVE STOCK


FRESH cOWS-And springers for sale at
any time, extra good mixers: always
large stock on hand. j. zlotkin, Free
hold. N. J. Tel. $50.
HOMES-Wanted, Police, Chow puppies,
breedipg basis. S~trongheart Kennels. Eas-
ten Ave. New Brunswick, Tel 144S-w-2.
HOUND DOG-For sale. Inquire PSI Ful-
m atrsst WoodbFidgA N. u
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SHOE REPAIRING-Of quality moder-
ately priced. United SnSe Repairing Co.
242 Smith Street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Address
II. H. Care News or Tel. 1870.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC-On all makes
of cars wants position: highest references.
Address Box 81, Care News.
MALI NURSE-Male cases taken; long
experience; now open for engagement.
Box SO. Care News.
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CHAPMAN CARPET CLEANING Co
Rugs. Carpets cleaned Shampoo Process
Tel. 522. 149 Henry ST. South Ambey
MAJESTIC TAILoR-Dry Cleaning. Dye
ing Pressing; work called for. delivered.
Tel. 912. 256 Madison Avenue.
ORIENT AL-And Domestic rugs cleaned
repaired. also sell Oriental rugs Aremen-
ian Rug Co.. 2ss Hobart st Tei 423
PERTH AMBOY HAND LAUNDRY
Flat and rough dry: called for. delivered.
2f7A Maple Street Tel 1850
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CONNECTING OFFICES. 2-For rent. In
quire j. Kreielsheimer 6 Son. 1873 Smith
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- - MHEWUMN
4 4 "A ~ HI AEA N i'm - Ne- @MHHE
49, III LIN = RESULTS
FLORIST

CLARK, THE FLORfST-Smith ST.. naTf
to Crescent Theatre Flowers for ali o.
casions Gold Fish Tel 296 IL
STRIVE THE FLORIsT-Phone asa
Palms. ferns Dot plants. cut Flowers
floral designs . speeialtv s5b Laurie 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

BROAD ST, 2O5-Corner Park Avenue; 7
rooms: all modern improvements.
CATHERINE ST, 717-z large rooms for
rent 50 OO.
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PERSONAL


NoTIcE-Wnl the party who was speak
ing TO me at Carteret Junction Waiting
Room Last Sunday at noon please write
onne. N. J.
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CONNECTING OFFICES-2 or a.. Angle
Building, lat New Brunswick Ave. In
quire Jersey Tire Co, LAG New Brunswick
Avenue
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

GREAT KILLS-Dwelling; 8 rooms, bath.
electric light: price SIS. 600. B. Williams.
Tnttenvflle N. Y,
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HOPELAWN-Howard Street; 8 room
house, electric; 2 lots with garage; sac
rilce to quick buyer. Tel. ASSN.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WANTED-Tabie Boarders with Danish
family; Scandinavians preferred. a22
Fayette Street; First Floor.
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CANvASSERS. ETC.

SALESMAN-A yearly income of s., 900 to
$4,000 for a live energetic salesman to
sell Buick and Cadillac Motor Cars; mar
ried man preferred. Call between . and
10 A. NJ. Union Garage Co, Buick and
Cadillac Distributors. 27S King Street.
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CLEANING AND DYElNG

WOODBRIDGE-Rahway Ave., 6sS, I
room flat; all improvements with garage
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE-For rent; four stalls. 52s
Conyery Place.
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SUBURBAN FOB RENT

F~ORDS-Flrst class bakery and store Ior
rent: excellent opportunity for right
party Inquire Aaron Gross. Fords. n. j.
FORDs-Store. ideal business location, In
quire William D. Hoy or F. r. Dnnham'
Fords.
FORDS CORNER-Third Street; house.
Inquire S. Marine, same address. -
FORDS-Store; best section of town. In
quire Aaron Gross. Fords. N. J.
HAZLET-s room house; improvements:
barn; fruit; one acre ground with option
of buying; 8 minutes from station. Roy
Lambertson, Hazlet. N. J-
KEYPORT-6 rooms; bath; all modern
improvements. Tel. Keyport l42-M.-
ROSSVILLE-Staten Island; store IN
shopping center; A. & p. and chain but
cher store in adjoining stores: opportunity
for a live dry goods busine merchant
owner will install fixtures. Inquire John
10th, Rossville, S. l.
TOTTENVILLE-Property to let and for
sale in T~ottenville and vicinity. Ii. II.
etman 5451 Arthur Kill Road. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ave, 693. 5
room flat; all improvements with garage.
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TAXI SERVICE ETC.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

for sale; give particulars and lowest price
John j. Black, Chippewa Falls. Wiscon-
sin.
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METUCHEN-Zone section: 2 family
house; 6 rooms and bath: $4,000 cash.
balance on mortgage. Box 90, Metuchen,
NJ
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MAPLE ST, 265-Apartment; all i'm
p~rovements. Inquire Central Garage. 225
New BrnnaMick AXenue.
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PERTH AMBoY PHOTO sTUDIO-Day
and night service: rain or shine. Madi-
son Avenue corner Smith st, Tel. 1875.
THE BoNHAM STUDIO-commerciai
work In all its branches promptly at
tended to 200 state ST. Phone 1880.
THE AMERICAN sTUDIO-We photo
graph anything anytime, anywhere. 119
, Smith Street. Tel. 1858.
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FOR SALE

BURN OIL-Oliver Burners for ranges,
heating stoves and furnaces. ass Elm
Street, near Smith.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
Five American League
Regulars Not Listed
Among Homer Hitters

Last season 524 home runs were
made in the American League
Fifty-nine players participated in
100 or more games during the sea-
son. Such PLAYERS are regarded as
the regulars.
Most Of the koue-runs made were
contributed BY the 80 regulars, yet
five of them failed TO break into the
cirCuit-swat column.
This quintet included Johnson Of
the White Sox Ruel, Boston; Wam-
bsganss, Cleveland BasslCr, De
troit, and Mulligal of Chicago. The
first three named took part in more
than 40 battles while Bassler to-
tailed in l21. md Mulligan in 103.
Not onlv lid Eassler fail TO lac
out a four-ply swat all season but
he didn't even get a triple. The
only extra base pokcs the Cobb
bacRstop accrued were II doubles.
Ruel wasn't much better. either,
compiling but one three-baggcr and
Is two-base hits. Bassler. though,
was the only one of the five to bat
over 800.
or the big fellows" Eddie Col
Inns. Chicago star, and "Stuffy" Nc.
Innis. Cleveland, just escaped the
ignoming Of not getting a home-ruu
throughout the season. Each
knocked out one "round-the-b bases"
crash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
STAR AT CAMBRIDGE
Several Americans Leaders In Athletics
at English Universities.

Cambridge. Eng, Jan. 6.-American
students at the universities here took
an active part in the sports of Mich
aelmas Term, which has just ended.
L. J. f. Pulling princeton and Trim.
ity). and W. b. Todd princeton and
Jesus), have been playing steadily in
the varsity golf team and show every
indication OF winning their golfing
Blues. ]. II. Van Allen (St. George
School and Christ's). who won his
Blue at tennis last year, and d. h.
Key Harvard and CaiusD reached the
finals of the hard court doubles cham
pionship where they were defeated after
five-set match. Other Americans
of the varsity hard court squad are
+. n. Case (Princetcn and COrpus),
A. w. Wilcox Cornell and Peter
house,. sd Z. A. Weeks Harvard
and Trinity.
d. A. y. Simpson (Groton and
Trinity, the boxing Blue, who won
the light -hcavyweight bout against Ok
ford last spring, is again in form
and recently won his match against
the Army at Aldershot.
Three Americans are playing in the
ice hockey team which will oppose Ok
ford at Muren shortly. They are J.
II. billiard princeton and Trinity
HalD. W. c. Miner yale and Magla-
lcnel. and w. b. Todd princeton and
Jesus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
SHELTON COMPLETES
BOXING CARD OF 80
ROUNDS FOR TUESDAY
Five Bouts at Beethoven
Promise Some Classy
Scrapping.

Jack Shelton has completed his box
ing card 10 be staged at Beethoven hall
next Tuesday night. The finisher pro-
gram lists so rounds of boxing. headed,
Of course. by the tcn-rOund return bout
between Jimmy Russo, the skillful little
flyweight who lost the judges decision
10 Kid PanchO last Tuesday night. and
Pancho, who got the decision but didn't
deserve it. Three newspapermen will
give the decisions at next Tuesdays
show, Shelton has decided. and he says
he has made arrangements TO that eff
feet.
Here's the complete card:
Jimmy Russo of Grand Rapids.
Michigan. and Kid Pancho of San An.
tonic, flywcights. ten rounds.
Joe Moran of San Antonio. and Ed.
die Kid Wolfe Of Cleveland, light
weights, six rounds.
Jack Tolar Of san Antonio and Acy
Riddle of Fort Sam Houston. welter-
weights. six rounds.
Kid Farmer of San Antonio and
Ernest Copklin Of Fort Sam Houston.
middleweightS, four rounds.
Kid Gilbert OF san Antonio and Kid
Martin Of New Orleans, bantamweights.
four rounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
Set-Ups Hurt Boxing But Bowling Couldn't Exist Without T
.6buLlSEyES
w. sf bASkhlAkA
eoo,eSn or ~ ses1s by bnIy EVArioi--
No. 5: GREATEST ROOKIE PITCHING l EVER SAW

! have seen a number OF recruit
pitchers work creditable games in their
fist starts as major Lacquer
l have seen a great mshy more
Olivier" badly their first times out in
the big show. The odds are always
against the recruit.
Therefore it is a rather easy matter
fer me TO pick out the greatest game
| ever saw a recruit pitchG work in
the majors.
That honor goes 10 Charity Robert.
sen of the Chicago White SoX. who, IN
the spring of 1922, shut out the De.
troit club without a hit. MOlc remark
able yet, not batsman reached first
base.
A number of things tended to make
this performance on the pat. Of Rob
CrtsOn all the more remarkable.
In the first place, it was made
against a team generally regarded rs
orc Of the hardest hitting aggregations
in the history Of the sport. Last sea.
son the Detroit club led the American
league teams in batting by a comfort
able margin.
In the second place. the feat was pes.
formed under rather annoying condi-
tiuEs, that might have sent less game
yCungster into the air.
In the first four innings thc Tigers
hit a half dozen balls hard. hut direct
~ at some fielder. Then the Tigers
Logan TO complain that Robertson was
Goctoring the ball.
During the last five innings the
game was constantly delayco because
OF the objections of the Detroit play
erS 10 the manner in which Robertson :
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
Gleason Might Make Star of Bob Muesel

II Bob Meusel is traded 90 the Chi.
cugo White Sox, he will be 80 per
cent better player than he was with
the Yankees.
Bob Meusel should be one OF ;he
greatest stars in the game, whereas he
is just in the ordinary class.
Meusels greatest fault is lack of am
bition. Baseball is anything but Sc
rious proposition with him. Bob Men.
sci has more ability than hls brothc..
Emil, of the Giants, yet he isn't nearly
so valuable a player.
higgins lacked the ability to make
Meusel a fighter. Meusel needs man-
aeer who will constantly prod him
when be falls down. With Higgins his
failures were usually overlooked with
cut so much as even n reprimand.
If Meusel goes TO Chicaga he. vii!
find Kid Gleason a much different III.
dividual than Manager HugglnS. GlFa.
son is convincing-Huggins Just the cp-
p0site.
Woe to any ball player who fails 10
do what Gleason tells him to DO. Glen
son runs the Chicago club and the
sooner a player finds out that fact ire
better It will be for him.
With New York, Meusel did just
about as he pleased. He might be tod
to sacrifice, but if he Decided that tie
hit-and-run play was more proper, that
is what he would attempt.
Gleason has a kindly way Of appeal
ing to player that will cause him 10
Put forth his best efforts. II such 4
method fails. Gleason, despite his 30
years and then some, is still able to ]
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
TILDEN ON HIS GAME
Loss Of Part OF Ono Finger Apparently
Means Nothing 10 Him.

Chicago, Jan. 6.--Loss OF part of a
finger means nothing in the playing abil-
ity of William Tildcn, worlds tennis
champion.
Playing in real competition for the
first time since he lost part of the mid
die giner Of his right hand through a
surgical operation. Tildcn Friday night
defeated Francis Hunter Of New York.
astonishing lis admirers with thn snap
and drive of his game. Tildcn won
two Of the tire" sets, thc scores being
sc. 10 and ca.
The game was PLAYED in en- indoor
tournament ct local Hotpl.
In the other match. EisroWnt Rich
ards. naired WITH Hunter. defeated How
ard Noshc!l and Sam Hardy, &c. Ga
and G-3.
This afternoon. Tildcn. uaired with
Richards. was 70 meet Noshcll and
Hardy. while in the singles Hardy
meets Voshe,L
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
KEELER'S JUDGMENT
AT BAT UNEQUALED,
SAYS VETERAN ODAY
Seldom Offered at Bad
Pitch eRd Keenress OF
Eye Uncanny.

Chicago. Jan. G.-Hank O'Day,
veteran umpire of the major leagues,
who has been looking over the big
league stars for nearly twoscore years,
regards Willie KCcler. who died New
Years Day. as the most difficult bats
man to fool that he has ever umpircd
ior.
"Kcelpr certainly was a wonder, &"
said ODay in discussing Kecler.
Il don't believe l ever saw him offer
at a bad ball.
When Keclcr was at the bat.
umpiring was cinch. it was al
most safe 10 call anything ball that
keeler failed to offer at.
"Kcclcr wac wonderful buntcr
and no better placc-hitter ever faced
a pitcher. Slight of stature. Keller
never hit a ball hard. Opposing in
fields and outfiClds played him per-
judgment in hitting the ball that
he could invariably outSucSs the op-
position.
Il have often heard Kecler shout
to the opposing thirl-baseman to
get ready, that he was going 10
bunt. Then he would proceed 20 do
that very thing. and In q majority
Of the eases would beat the play.
"kecler used short bat and
sriprcd it almost in the center when
he faced the pitcher. His holding of
the bat was in some ways as freak
ish as the style OF Ecinc Grob.
eve seen them all. Wagner. Cobb.
Ruth and the rest Of the great hit
tiers. but never have / seen a batter
with so keen an eye rs Kcclcr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
NOW RUPERT GIVES
HIS VERSION OF WHY
SALE FELL THROUGH
Fits Nicely Into That OF
HuSfon-ReGdy to Sell
When Satisfied.

New York, Jan. G.-Coloncl Jacob
Ruppert's side of the story OF the fail
ure of the negotiations by which he
was. to buy the half interest in the
New York American League Baseball
Club held by his partner, Col. 7 l..
Huston. and become sole owner. came
out today with all four corners fitting
neatly into that story previously related
by Colonel Huston.
Before he deported for Chicago TO-
day. Colonel Rupert explained a. fully
as Colonel Huston had done why the
sale fell through after the purchase
price said TO have been 81. 12J.000. had
been agreed upon. and public announce
ment made of its virtual cOnsumma-
ton.
when the lawyers came TO draw up
the contract there were some clauses
to which Colonel Huston objected" said
Colonel Rupert. I'VE had n series OF
talks. Finally. after we had agreed TO
disagree. for the colonel objected to
things that | thought vital TO tho sale.
we agreed TO agree and we decided 10
call the sale off, absolutely off.
IF in the future Colonel Huston
makes me the same proposition and We
can agree on the details the thing will
come up again. 1 viii be in the same
position.
My share of the Yankees is not for
sale" added Colonel Rupert.
in the future, il get fine offer.
may take it. But just now am
heart and soul with the team and ]
would like TO see them win another
championship. l am interested in the
game and like it,"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
ACADEMIC LEAGUE OF
EIGHT TEAMS BEGINS
BASKET BALL JAN. IS
To Play in Two Divisions;
Wesleyan Institute Fipe
Admitted.

The Academic Athletic Associations
basket ball league here this winter viii
be an cight-team organization, playing
in two divisions. designated as A and
Il. with championship playo.f Of the
best two out Of three games at tie
close of the schedule
The league will open Monday, Janu-
airy -, and will run approximately five
weeks. with n game scheduled every
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday in that period. The
closing date is left optional TO the
schedule makers. now at work.
Games will be played-at least the
great majority OF them-on the wooden
platform which George Schwab, mana
ger of Schwab Field on North Flores
street. has agreed TO construct free of
charge for the use Of the league teams
and other local organizations. Only
one game each afternoon will be played.
In division \ Of the league Will be
Main Avenue High School, Wesleyan
Institute, ST. Anthony's College and
West Texas Military Academy. In di-
vision i will be Breckenridge High
School. San Antonio Academy, st. Ma
ry's College and Lukin Military Acad-
envy. The Wesleyan Institute team,
represented by MeSsrS. Durrenberger
and Jackson, was elected 70 membership
in the league ut the meeting at the
Y. NJ. C.. \. Friday night, at which
the plans for the season we're completed.
The decision TO play the basket ball
season in two sections became neces-
Sary when it was found that at least two
months of play would be required TO
permit of each team in a single eight
team league meeting every other team
twice.
Arrangements for playing off post
pOnemPnts. securing officials and con-
duct of games net covered in league
rulings will be left to cOn,ending teams.
Contending teams will also divide pro-
goods equally. Admission will be fifteen
cents for students and % cents for all
others. with tickets available only at
the gate.
Bart Cahill, representing the Potcher-
nick Sporting Goods CoTpany, offered
a cup To the league winnet.
Election of officers for the academic
association resulted in unanimous vote
that President !. +. Howard and Sec
rotary Brother James Hart be retained
in office indefinitely. These officials
wcre highly praised for their work in
their several seasons of Office tenure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
BERNSTEIN LMPRESSES
CRITICS IN MARTIN GO
AND MAY BOX DUNDEE
Fairplar Feels Newcomer
Should Be Able to Gi0c
Champion a Battle.
BY EAIRPLAN.

! ConNr.sh'. 1923, ly The san Antonio Light.
New York, IAN. G.-Guod morning.
Mr.. Dundee. Grasp your junior light
weight diadcm closely in your right
hand whilst you shake Mr.. Bernstein's
left.
Most folks shake with their right as
everyone knows, but when Johnny
Dundee does meet the winner of Fri
day nights francis during which Jack
bernstein removed the pep from Pepper
Martin. he win do well to grasp Jacks
LEFT. For the Yonkcrs swat artist
literally left-handed himself to Vie
tory.
1t will be remembered that the busy
little Italian with the Scotch name
who hapnenS 10 rule over the Junior
lightweight class of scrappers. pro-
claimed from his throne scat on Thurs
day that he would do battle with Fri
days victor. Now. Johnny Dundee has
never been known 10 go back on his
word. so il il expected that the
Garden management shortly will an
nounce a meeting between Johnny and
Jack Bernstein.
II should be some battle, for Bern.
stein showed really wonderful progress
In his fight with Martin. lie has al
ways been called n plodding fighter,
And 1t is true that he has not formerly
shown a vast amount Of science. But
against the heretofore pcppery Mar.
tin, Jack was there with the science.
tie wallogcd and was walloped. show
ing ability TO take more than the aver
age Of blows. Furthermore. he side
stepned. duckcd and blocked four out
OF five Of the la"ing swings. labs and
hooks that Martin aimed at him. 1t
was too bad that Jack didn't have a
real slam packed away in one of his
mittens. for he landed almost at~will.
He did floor Martin in the first round
and had him groggy again in the sec
ohd but the finishing sock wasn't there.
IL Jack only develops more of
kick behind his punches. Dundee's
crown will be in danger when those
two meet.
For Il bout between any two men.
neither Of whom were title-holders. Fri
days was one of the biggest crowds
that ever jammcd into the Garden.
Every seat was taken and lot OF the
fans were standing by the time the
BernStein-Martin affair was called.
Both men were in grand physical
condition. Martin was badly tired
when the final twelfth closed but
Bernstein seemed as fresh as a daisy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06

Champaign, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-COach Carl
Lundgren has announced the schedule
for the southern trip Of the University
of Illinois baseball team next spring,
prior TO the opening of the Big Ten
schedule. The first Southern game will
be with Mississippi A. and II. March
30. st StarkvillC. Alabama University
will be met at Tuscaloosa. April . and
) in two games. followed by two games
with Tulane University at New Orleans.
April 4 and .. and two with Louisiana
State University at Baton Rouge, April
6 and I. Returning to Urbana. the
team will meet Butler College Of In.
dianapo!is. April II.