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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
AL DIVING ALMIRANTE.

Para Colon, que sin tenor nj espantO
Contener supo ell impetu iracundO
De la insOencia, Y con amor fecundo
Calm0 su pena y mitig6 su llanto;
Para ell audaz marino va mi canto,
y, porque del Oceano prOfundo
-Al abismO arranc0le un nuevO mundo,
Para 81 traed laurel, myrthO y acanto.
No Sc han dorado a1n las tres estelas
Que dejaron atras las carabelas
Con que Sc realize la gran hazaha;
Y ALI rielan con fulgor de gloria
Dos pOmbres que no caben en- la historic:
Colon e Isabel reina de Espafa.
Z. P6rcS Rios.
San Juan, Octubre de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
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ran Ia gloriosa efem@ride colombina con ptofundo fery!


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estan meditando ell ensanche del Canal de Panama o la construction
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Pure
Puck Team
W ms Game

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Dec. "a
THO Seattle All.stars OF tho
Seattle Amateur Hockey league tied
up tho lntercity puck series hero
last night when they scored n 4.to.s
victory over tho Vancouver club.
Seattle. Victoria and Vancouver arc
now all tied In tho series.
Each team scored q goal in tho
first period.
Seattle scored three taliles In tho
next period. Don Mckenzie. tho 10.
cal boy from tho University OF
Washington. lead the Seattle at.
tack.
Vancouver came back strong IN
The final session and strovo hard
10 overcome tho big lead. TWO
goals were made. despite scattlc'a
fiyc.man defense. and the locals
woro going strong at tho he'll.
Campbell. shaver. Jacobs. Cav.
anaugh and Mckenzie played great
hockey for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
What Makes a
Drawing Card

Does a fighter have TO win 10 be a
drawing card?
Not IL you take tho case OF Danny
Edwards. the Oakland coiored boy.
This popular little bantamweight
hss lost something like II straight
fights. but he is one OF tho busiest
boxers in the country. The string
Of defeats include two knockouts-
one by Abe Goldstein and tho other
By Harry Gordon.
On the other hand, take tho cases
OF frankie Monro and soily seeman.
Both are good boys and seldom lose.
but they have a hard time getting
matches. The same goes for Jimmy
Sacco. one Of the most efficient ring
men in the game. but one OF the
poorest audience pleasers. because ne
never fights harder than he has to
In order to win.
II Is the fellows who put action
into their work-win or lose-who
are kept busy. Fighters ike Joe
German, Bud Ridley. Earl Baird,
Johnny Dundee. Travie Davis-there
Is no stalllng when they fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
BY BENNY LEONARD

ONE OF tho first questions that
" the average sporting editor
or boxing fan asks mo il about
my frat fight, We'll. that's al.
ways interesting 20 inc, for ! 70.
member very wen that first
fight. II WIS down In tho East
Side. where many "a good fighter
started his career. We had n ~.
tic boxing show and / was ~.
Ito shaver who always liked 20
scrap.
! had learned 20 take caro- Of
myself because tho bigger boys
had cufted mo around n good
deal. was given n chance TO
show what could do with real
gloves on. To make the story
short. won by n knockout. /
got s. for H. Say, whom came
out OF that place found all my
kid friends waiting for mo.
was simply carried around tho
corner and that five.spot went
like n quart OF ico cream Mt n
Sunday school picnic. / had TO
buy frankfurters for tho whole
gang. 1 escaped with 81 and
was glad 10 get away with that.
II wasn't long afterwards when
rot another chance. This tlme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

DERRY HALE. ono OF tho greatest
4 fullbaeks ever turned out AZ
Yale. has COMO blind.
Tho nama OF Perry Halo win bring
back 10 tho followers OF football the
memory OF Gordon Browns grea,
team OF 1900. That Yaio team beat
Princeton 2e.5 and tho following
week beat Harvard ESQ.
After graduating from Yals. Halo
spent three years as coach az Ohio
State University and Phillips Exeter
academy.
Halo then took up his profession
as mining engineer. lie was meet.
lng with HlmIlar success 70 that
which crowned his efforts on the
gridlron.
While going over ono OF his big
Jobs. a premature explosion resulted
In an accident that caused perma.
ncnt blindness. Every effort 10 re.
store his lost sight has failed.
Hale. after years spent In the
depths OF despair. has finally become
resigned 10 bis fato and II once
again tho smiling Perry Hale OF
other days.
Halo lives at Portland. Conn. Re.
Gently no took fllcr In politics and
was elected tax collector OF that
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Leonard Won First Bout
MONEY CONVINCED HIS DAD

was given the nenii.windup. I
had n tough proposition. giving
away flock OF pounds. I got
HIT with everything but tho
Singer building for a whilo.
kept punching away and towards
the end / had tho other fellow
longing for the bell / won and
got $50.
whsn ! went home I met
mother. You know what these
mothers hro. Sho know / had
been fighting and sho cried some.
thing awful. felt badly. and
told her l needed tho money.
But that didn't do any good.
Then father camo In. You
know fathcr is the only light.
weight in tho world ! can, lick.
/ never saw him look 30 cross.
what you been doing. Ben.
ny7'' he said.
Fighting. fndder. says J. duck.
ing away and feeling for my
pocket. But. wait minute,
ladder. look at this"
Father took the 20. looked at
me for n minute and said:
what, $40 and only got one
black eyer" and putting tho 20.
spot down In his jeans. Benny.
my boy. ven do you fight again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Back Home,
to Battle
VancOuUer
Local Hockey Club Had
Hard Trip; Ice None
Too Good Up North

pAcK on home leo again after talk.
- ing six straight Stockings on tho
chin during the recent trip to the
Canadian prairics tho Seattle Nets
are preparing 60 play tho Vancouver
Maroons here tomorrow night,
The only complaint Pete Muldoon
makes on the trip was tho tough
schedule. which called for II straight
nights ON the train. and then there
wasn't the best ice in tho world up
North. because OF tho mild winter.
Tho team Is IN pretty fair shape,
altho Gordon Fraser had a sick spell
ON the trip. Bob Rowe IS Just about
ready TO hit Il UP again.
Vancouver which also took some
heatings In Canada. win DO at top
strength tomorrow night with
Mickey Mackay making his first bow
OF tho season. Tho Maroon acc was
not In the lineup when Vancouver
played hero before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

THE fighting instinct of
i the rough and tumble
battler is to slug with his
hands paying no attention to
what his feet may be doing.
To the clever ring man his
footwork is just as important,
if not more so, than his punch
ing.
Both as an offensive and defensive
asset good footwork is invaluable,
Moving aside or backwards with a
punch. the same as breaking tho
speed OF ban by drawing the hands
back as you catch II. saves a lot OF
clever men unnecessary punishment.
Young Critic. Oakland Jimmy
Duffy. Eddie campl. Benny Leonard.
Tod Morgan. Spider Roach, Billy
wrlght---all clever men and un.
marked-because they know how 20
use their feet as well as their hands
Soldier Woods. Harry Casey,
Travie Davis. Battling Nelson. AID
wolgast and host OF others are ex.
amples Of men who take punishment
because they can't manage their
feet.
Footwork Is Just "a Important Of
fenslvely as defensively. as a fighter
must know how 10 Jump into posi-,
sion 10 hit after avoiding n punch.
This Is known as countcr,hitting,
Many OF your prcscntday fighters
know very little about counter.
punching.
II takes combination OF footwork
and skill with the hands to make q
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
BY JACK HOHENBERG

COACH LEON BRIGHAM r. turn
" ing out n completely rebuilt team
at Garfield high school, and one
which is well fitted 70 stand the
strain of tho prep basketball season
Brigham's men arc none too heavy
but arc blessed with tho quality OF
being able to do tho right thing at
the right time.
The Bulldogs arc on their way now
and will improve steadily until the
close Of the basketball season. They
arc in the Same boat as tho Frank.
lin outfit in this respect. Coach
Brigham has had quito fob In
building up n winning combination
for the East Enders. but now, he
seems TO have found at least the
prime requisites for Il.
Johnny Coart and Johnny Flett.
both footballors. have shown them.
selves to bo basketball players in the
making. Flott shows tho prettlest
form OF any man on the squad.
They have been playing Mt the for.
wards. and havo been doing n fairly
good Job OF it. Lyons, n colored
flash. and Al McQuarrie arc two
other forwards who arc being devol.
oped for future use.
George Lemcke. altho n green man.
has picked up some OF the fine points
OF center play and bids fair TO fill
in ut tho tipoff berth. Lemoke Is
by no means star player, but may
be tho man for the job.
The discovery OF LemclSe Mt cen.
ter has permitted Stotchy RallSow.
ski. natural guard. to go back 70
his former berth. Ralph Hopper Is
the most promising guard on tho
floor at the present time. Hopper has
played basketball for the last two
years and has considerable fund OF
experience from which to draw.
Fred Bolster. Howio Johnston.
Peterson and Weiss are four other
guards who viii fight for place on
tho Purple and White team.
Tho second semester will find Gar.
field materially strengthened by the
acquisition OF Captain Harvey Bar.
ragar and Art Duffy. guard and for.
ward respectively. Duffy was ono OF
tho outstanding forwards when he
played with tho Bulldogs last year,
and viii help Coach Brigham out OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

plans a boxing tour over the
same route that the Orpheum
takes next fall.
Leonard has talked things over
with Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin.
local promoters. and It's almost
cinch that he viii show In Seattle
with some good lightweight. Winni.
peg. Vancouver. u. c.. Portland. San
FRANCISCO and Los Angeles Will also
be Included In his boxing tour.
Tho lightweight king makes as
much money. IL not more. outside OF
tho ring than he docs in. as he has
an offer for series OF moving pic.
lures, tho stories TO be written by
Sam Heliman. famous Saturday
Evening Post writer. ns soon as
Leonard returns 10 New York.
These pictures can be made In tho
mornings and win not interfere with
his vaudeville work,
An In all. this business OF being
fistic champion isn't 80 tough as the
champs would make II out 20 be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
K.O.Punch
Big Thino
to Boxer

WE power Of the punch. What,
great thing II is In the bo,,u,
game. or any other sport. for TIA,
matter! What mokes football, team,
baseball teams. and 80 on Gown II.
line? Nothing but tho old puucs
served up in somewhat dIfter.p.
form, perhaps.
Freddie Mack, the young sest,L
lightweight. who meets Bob Wsn
OF 81. Paul. in tho main event !,
the Crystal Pool Friday night. /
endowed with that great quaIIty-
punch" He has 1t In soba sn
knows how TO administer II. No.
power TO him!
The boy with tho punch a. q
chances out OF a hundred more b.,
any other kind OF scrapper 10 r..
some place in the game, and eys,,.
ually stands the chance 10 win ~
coveted championship. withou, .
punch. II is a mighty hard PROPS.
ton. There have been clever chan.
pions. but most OF them could ain
sock when the occasion pressu,a
itself. Take Abe Atteil and Johurr
Kilbane. bother featherweight chan.
pions OF the word, wonderfully
clever boxers. and mighty punchen
when they elected to use their wal
Top.
Just scan the pages OF fislc his
tory and find how many worlds
champions were won via the ri.
eree's decision route In any division.
Very few and far between. Ths
punch has ruled the roost since TIE
boxing game began. several hundred
years ago. and win Away rule.
The battler with the punch has
chance. IL he is also an adept box.
or. he has a much greater chance Of
getting ahead in the game and rise
on the fistic ladder. Freddie Mack
is the hardest-hItting Seattle boz
who has ever toed the scratch.
Seattle has turned out soma COED
llghtwcigh;s. Johnny 0'Leary. Bob
by Harper. Eddie Plnkmsn and oh
ers had moro or less sensational
careers. Harper Is now q wtlic
weight. Then there were Billy d.
wards and others who flashed acra
the fistic horizan and flickertt ex.
Plnirman was the hardest prscsr
OF the lot. But Eddie was s'zt,
and went the route with the ~ 4
them.
Now there Is Mack. Seztth my
yet be able to boast Of . vrtids
champion. Mack Is anibltioul =
learning daily. and punching tuss q
hard as when he didn't know how to
hold his hands up. The biz test VII
be when he faces Ward. Friday
night. II Freddie can Get over the
clever. experienced ST. Paul scrap
per. he will have made bis marx.
Ward il tough picklngs for The
youngster. but a punch on the chin
goes a long way toward making al
things equal. II Mack ever gets n
solid smack on Ward. the latter :
going 20 be slowed up TO a wax
There Is no end Of interest IN the
coming main tangle and Nate DruI.
man looks for a capacity house.
Babe Foote and Eddie Mel, the
two hard.hitting bantams, viii fight
It out in the special event Of four
rounds. Pete Bross and Truman Do
Wis will settle their differences u
the six-round seml-final. Both o.
these fighters stand an excellent
chance Of not going the limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
GARFIELD SHOWS PROMISE
OF DEVELOPING STRENGTH

n considerable hole II no returns for
tho second semester.N.
Barragar's return viii insure the
East Enders OF Mt least ono expert.
cnced. first class player. Barragar
could place on any team In tho
league. His return should strengthen
Garfield so per cent.
Tho Bulldogs arc not going 70
startlo tho league during their first
few games. But when tho persistent
coaching OF their Instructor is finally
driven home they will become a
really dangerous outfit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Ring Authorities
Get Together

Seattle promoters and members OF
the local Portland boxing commits
sions were the guests OF the Portland
commission Friday night in the
Rose City at a banquet which pre-
coded the Danny Edwards and Billy
Mascot fight
The boxing authorities OF both
cities agreed 10 work together and
suspensions fixed in one place win
be in effect In both cities. Trans
portation OF boxers coming from the
East win be split between the re.
spectiye promoters and 1t win be cas-
Ter to bring high.class boys 10 the
Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
GRID
MEN NAMED
FOR LETTERS

GEvENTEEN members OF the
- University Of Idaho football
team have been recommended for
official Il" sweaters by Coach
Matthew'S OF tho II. IS arc frUin
Idaho towns
They arc: ABB Goff. Moscow;
Sylvester Rlcffner, Twin Falls:
Vernon suvcrs Moscow; Maurice
Kline. riAinsficld. ~ j.; Charles
Hansen. Rupert: Lyle Taper.
Richifleid: Frank Kinnlson, Pay
cite: John vcsscr. Occur d'Alenc:
Lawrence Quinn. Boise; Bob F1,zke.
Lacrosse. Wis: w. II. and Ray
stephens. Binckfoot: Neal Nelson.
Hepburn: Otto Huetner. Kellogg
Wayne Davis, ST Anthony; Victor
Cameron. Boise; Theodore Dueklin,
Idaho Fails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
PENNER SHOWS
MUCH PROMISE

Bill Essick. ono OF Tho crafiiest
handlers OF pitchers In baseball.
may make a winner out OF Ken
Pcnner. obtained from Sacramento.
Penner has plenty OF stuff. but
simply can't win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
NETS HAVE NO ALIBIS FOR PRAIRIE TRIP
Benny Leonard Will Write Stories for Star

Benny Leonard, worlds lightweight champion
who is doing turn of vaudeville on the Orpheum
stage this week. is also acting as scrivener for The
Star sport pages during his stay in Seattle The
lightweight champion is versatile young man and
in his spare time he writes for national sports syn
dictate. Fred Carter The Stars demon southpaw
snapped Benny at his typewriter while
preparing one of his yarns for The Star His first
story appears on this page today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
TURKEY SHOOT
TO BE STAGED

An old.fashioned goose and turkey
shoot III be staged nj tho Victory
farm, sunnydale. on tho Dcs Moincs
highway. next Sunday from 10 a. m.
10 Z p. m All participants arc urged
TO bring their own rifles. shotgunu
and revolvera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
COACH LOSES MEICur

Coaching n football team must be
strenuous work. Lon Young, who
made his debut as coach of the Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania eleven this
year, says he lost 20 pounds during
tho season. Young will be back M
Pennsy next year. prepared to shed
more precious poundage for the Red
and Blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Types of
Fo0twork

Just as there arc different kinds o.
punching-jabs. hooks and straight
wallops-there are various kinds OF
footwork.
There are the "hoppcrs." boxers
like Morgan. campi. Duffy. Leonard
and Abe Attell. who jump up and
down constantly.
The other style OF footwork f. tho
shuttle that Jack johnson. Mike
Gibbons and Tommy Burns used
Local examples OF the two types
are Dode Berc0t. hopper" and
Ted Krnche. ''shuffler."
Both are equally effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Nor nF INTEREST

II Is unlikely that Joe BeeSel'
win ever take up croques.
There is nothing in the game tna'
requires n contestant TO assume .
horizontal position on the turf ana
listen TO the mathematics Of
referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
SPANISH GAME
FOR FLORIDA

Miami. Florida. viii soon boast
Jai,Alai courts. II is the national
game OF Spain. The courts are going
up at HiaIcah. close 10 the Miami
Jockey club. Forty young men and
women players viii be imported from
Spain TO demonstrate the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
ILLINOIS HAS
HARD SCHEDULE

Illinois has ono of the toughest
football schedules lined up for next
year OF any team in the country.
Nebraska, Butler, Michigan. De
PAW. Iowa, Chicago, Minnesota and
Ohio State come in order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
KING is TO
TRY AGAIN

RIP" King. former Virginia foot.
ball star who was n flivver as n
catcher with tho Portland Coast
League team n couple OF years ago.
viii try again, this time with New
Orleans in the Southern league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
COACH NAMED
FOR POLOISTS

Otto wahlc. OF New York, will
coach tho United States water polo
team for tho Olympic games. sew.
eral players from Stanford and Call.
fornia arc conceded to have good
chances for placing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
HARRY ERTLE
MAY REFEREE

TRENTON. ". j.. Harry Ertic.
who ran into some excitement when
he refereed the Mike McTigue. Young
stribbiins fight in Columbus. Ca.
may be named to handle tho strfb
ling.Dave Rosenberg bout In Newark
on New Years Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
WHAT, RALPH

The news that Ralph Greenicaf
Is going after tho thrce.cushion title
In Interesting. but 81 fails TO say
whether no Is TO enter n pillow
fight or n lounge lizard contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
FLINT CHOOSES
PEORIA AGAIN

The Flint team OF the Mint
League will again do its spring
training stunts in Peoria and play a
number Of games in the Threc.f
circuit on It's way back TO It's own
territory 70 open the 1924 season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
NAVY TO WORK AT GILL

CHICAGO, Dec. "a. - Tho Navy
football team will stop hero for prac-
tice play Wednesday. en- route 10
Pasadena. where they play the Uni.
versity OF Washington on New
Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
GEERS is NOT
GALL IN" YET

Pop" Geers has just finished up
his +srd season as an active driver.
He's T2 years OF age. and intends TO
keep right on going behind the
Bulky next summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
jake MAY TO
co TO CHICAGO?

Jackie May VIII be sold TO the Chi
cago White Sox. according 10 the
latest baseball rumor. Bill Essick
couldn't mako a satisfactory deal
with tho New York Yankees for his
southpaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
RIGHT AT HOME

The bewhlskered Los Angeles
newsboy who is fighter ought to
20 TO New York. -. That's where
all the hair.line decisions are being
handed out these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
IVES. TExY

The seating capacity OF the Har-
ward stadium is TO be increased TO
100. 900. This probably means
that Tex Richard is TO be offered
the Job OF head coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
SMITH DIDN'T
PLAY LAST YEAR

Arthur Smith. the outfielder pur.
CHASED By Sacramento from Roches.
ter, didn't play ball last year. Ho
refused TO play for George stalllngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

Somebody broke into a Chicago
store window and stole three dunn.
mics. II was probably one OF
Clark GrIffith's agents looking for a
new manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
ILLINOIS WILL
HOLD CARNIVAL

The University OF Illinois viii hold
Ifs annual indoor relay carnival at
urbana March j. It's one OF the
biggest events OF its kind in the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
WHAT'S WRONG

Minneapolis may have 10 call off
skill contests because OF absence
OF snow. Things have come
10 a pretty pass when even the
snow refuses to fall for ski.ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
DILLON CO.'S COON

Dandy Dillon is fighting with
good success in California. He beat
Dynamite Murphy in Stockton the
other night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
SOCCER COMES
TO FORE FAST

Soccer football is coming 10 the
fore In the East, particularly In New
England. The Corinthians are com.
Ing over next fail and it's said that
Glasgow celtics may also come over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

American croquot In now being
played IN Australia. Which
show how an evil viii spread IL not
checked IN It's infancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
s EONARD PLANS BOXING TOUR ON COAST FOR next YEAR,
Lightweight Cham pion n
Box in Seattle in 1924
Champion Will Tour Coast Cities and Is MAXIM i.
Plans on Present Vaudeville Engagement. WIN un
Fight Best Men Available WIN

DENNY LEONARD is smart young man.
- The lightweight champion is killing two bird. ~,
one rock u' WIN
While he's touring the West on the Orpheum crc,
is lining up exhibition boxing matches for next vear ~ ne