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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
MlStnl zprayy.
ZkrajanSkyCh kruhI.

" soEotu. dne %. pfosince.
skOnal v ceskych nasich kruzich do
bfe znamy o. William G.. Segrist
bydlfcf ma Belair road. We staff 81
rok1. Odchodu ieho zeli manzelka
ieho, pani Barbora Segrist. rozena
Klecka, ditky celia fada pratel.
Zesnuly pozivsl dobreho jmena
kruzich obchodnich pro svoji 1cast
ma mnohych pcdnicich
POhTeb zesnuleho konan byl do
mu smutku We stFedu rano 10.
hodine ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupite-
" 6tery. 25. prosince zemfel
p. William R. Neuman. syn Josefy
q zesnuleho Antona Neumana. Po-
hfe0 konan patek, z8. prosince z
domu smutku Baltimore Highlands
We z. bod. odpoledne ma Narodni
hrbitov.
- Ma sergeanta povysen byl poll.
cejni straznik Josef A. Bsroch
= Vanocnf hry pfedvedli ma jesi-
sti ditky ceske katolicke skoly We
stfedu We Gtvrtek ku vsi spokoje-
nosti obecenstva ktereho se dostavj-
10 velky pocet. neb hry ty jsou
vvlice obliEeny kazdym rokem.
Obzvlast6 kostymi tentokrate &c
velice dobfe vyjimsli.
- Delnicky Podporujici Spolek
"Roynost" odbyval syoii vyrconi
schnzi minulou stfedu. l9. prosinse
"a 1casti clenstya. Pc vyfizeni
spolkovych zalezitosti zvolen opet
stary 1rad pro pfisti rok a sjcs pp:
j. Zitnik, pteds.. Stan. Klapka,
taiemnik, FIR Zaoralek, deetnfk. A.
Janda. pokladnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
Jederl zabit We Srazce, druhy
poranen.

Ma roZhranf Central avenue a
Chase ulice zabit byl We srazce Ludi
Libertine, { l4l0 Ashland Aavenue
a t9zce poran9n Frank Carimi z
Hartford avenue. Podle vypovedi
Libertini jel ma Central avenue sm9-
rem k jihu Pri Lfejizd6ni Chase
rlice srazil Sc automobilem. v
nemz sedel cernoch. Libertini spo-
lu Carimi byli vyhozeni. Liber.
tinimu rozrazena byla lebka. Lii
bertini jest 92. obeti automobile
letosnim roce v meste.
= Augusta Virginia Leatherwood
usmrcena byl ma Stedr5 Veeer ma
Pulaski ulici automobilem vrace-
iimcise 'moovies. s." Leather
wood Jest 90. obeti Baltimore.
Pfi navratu domn 9 nejakym
pozlatke EN- ma stromek usmrcen byl
ma Stedry Vecer Frank H. Chairs
druh jeho James G.. Spain zmrza-
cen, kdyz automobil. nemz jeli,
srazil Sc nakladnim vlakem media
leko Hagerstown. Chairs. ienz ma
Baltimore mnoho pFatel, poslan
byl manzelkou svoji ku zname pfi.
telkyni pro pnzlatko. jfmz cht6la
vypomoci na vanocni tlomek ditek,
kdyz obchody v Hagerstownu jiz
byly zavfeny. Pri SVEN navra-
tn pazlatkem Chairs ceksjicf
pa karu setksl Sc kolem jdoucfm
pfftelem Spahnem Baltimore w.
North avenue, ktery jej pozyal do
sveho automobilu Ia nedlouho au-
tomobil srazil se 9 vlakcm Chairs
pod koly tohoto rozmackan. Vedle
mrtvoly nalezeno bylo nakolik kou.
skh pozlatka neparnsanych. Spah-
novi rozdrcena byla noha. Chairs
bvl zfizencem Western Maryland
crahy.
P.ibuznf usmrceneho Chain Sc auto
mobilem odejeli do Gainesville. kde
Chairs pohfben byl Kdyz auto
mobil sjizd6l mimi v6sin South
hory, autom ,bil. fizeny bratrem
usnrceneac nahle. uhnul sc ma sam9
ckraj strze. Rychl5m obraten FL
d,ciho kola uhnul Chairs automobil,
kterg ma to vrazil ma opaene strane
d. paspu silnic tho rozbil Sc. Sc
III: v mem osoty byly lehce poraue-
ny.
Ma VanoSni Den rnz n5ch
mestech Ameriky zabito bylo auto
mobily n osob. Nejvice usmrcenc
ch bylo We st4tu Illinois
-, Vlakem Pennsylvania drahy
nedaleko Sparrows Point roztfisten
byl We ctvrtek automobil sedfci
mem Lewis M. Elphinstone a jeho
manzelka usmrceni byli.
= Joseph P Higgs. 25l6 Madi-
sen ulice, ,zatcen byl We ctvrtek kdyz
We tfech blocich, kterymi rrojel.
yrazil do til automobile.
PolSky diplomat dobre zasoben
trnflkern.
Ackoliv Vanocni svatky v 1ter5 q
We stfedu utisiiy trochu bootlegaf.
sky skandal. do nehoz zapleteno asi
ma 2. 500 vyssich nizsich odberate-
III kofalky We Washingtonu. jichz
seznam poiednou pry tajemns zmi-
Eel. dalsim odkryvanf Sc dsilo7ne
rracuje. Vz1or oznamenf Elmera
Ireye, vrchniho drednika dfadovny
vnitfniho zdafiovani, BE polsky df-
plomat doka7al, ze opravn6n jest
jako cizinecky Glen vyslanectva mi.
ii lfhoviny We sven drzeni. policej-
nj dfsdy We Washingtonu oznamily,
ze p6jdou dale vysetfos amin Ko-
misaf Oyster ptati se bude, kan
vlastne diplomaticka pravs v otazce
kofalky az sahaji v patrani pe
bootlegafich policie vnikla do domu
obsazeneho DR.. V. Sokolowskim ,se-
kretafem Polske legace, kde naleze
no ulozenych tam, lihovin v Gene
asi $50. 900. Sako.. ,wski pfihlasil
se "a majitele lihoviny mu pone-
chany ohledem ma cd golani Sc jeho
ma sye dinlomAticka nraYa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
Anglie Sc vzdava ochranneho cla.

Vybor. jenz nstanoven byl mini
sterskym pfedssdou Baldwinem.
ably vypracoval plan celniho tarifu
pro Anglii. vidal se sv6 cinnosti.
anil by Vykonal sv6j 1kol. nasled-
KEN vSs.. ..edku poslednlch voleb. w
bor pracovaI pod pfedsednictsim
viskonta Millera padu rozhodDe.
no vitszstvi vlady pri volbach hodlal
doxoncIti svoji praci pred svolanim
noyeho parlamentu.
POprava AnarciSty.
.sMarcelian Del Val. francouzsky
anarchists, ienz ma jafe zastfelil tfi
policisty Teulonupo, praven byl ma
guillotine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
ZaStrelil bratra.

Alexander BOcek, l6 mesicu star 4
hosik podlehl stfelne rane Johns
Hopkins nemocnici. Ditko stfeIeno
bylo o,udnou nehodou sym l8 70
k1 starym bratIem Adamem. Ne
hoda udala &c pond9li dome ma
Oak Edgemere We Sparrows
Point. Adam cistil rucnici, kterou
pfipravoval 81 ma hon. Pfi cist9ni
zavadil kohoutek. Nabojem ire
feno bylo do hlavy ditko sedici v
blizkosti bratrcve. Poraneni podle-
hlo druhy den.
- Charles Johnson. 12lety hoch
re 6. ulice Curtis Bay, poranen
byl q cry nabojem z rucnice do
zaludku. kterou stfilel do terce l9.
lety Frank Burgess. Burgess po
zatceni SVEN udal, ze hoch sbshl do
rany.
vbitve Sc suchymi agenty.
V bitv9. isz strhla Sc pond9li
mezi prohibicnfmi agenty Balti-
more mooshinery u Matteeavan
balm blfzkosti Clinto. Md, chy-
cen byl jeden kofalecnikn = zni-
Cana jedna nejvetsich dosud od-
krytych destilerii We siatu Agent.
jimz dostalo ee upozorn9ni, pfiblizi-
II Sc ku destilerii kolem p1lnoci
Kdyz blizili sc. jeiich pfftomnost'
byla odkryta strazi. Hlidajici ko.
falecnik pocal paliti do agsntd. K
nemu pfipojili Sc druzi. Agent
nezastfaseni pocali odpoyidati Eat
lacili ustupujici mooshinery do lesa
. kde az na jednoho zmizeli. Zatcen
byl John Burch. V destilerii znice-
no bylo 5000 galonn smesj. eco liber
cukru. 400 liber korny. tona uhli
zasoba hotove kofalky.
John Shellbourne a George
Hudg ins propust8ni byli We atfedu
po slozeni $500 zaruky kazdy soud-
Gem ma prozatimni svobodu, kdyz
pied tim zat:eni byli pro pfevazeni
Is pol sudn praveho piVa. Oba zat-
ceni byli We stredu rans Washing
tonskSmi prohibicnimi agenty kdyz
skladali pivo pied saloonem na Bal
timore uliei nedaleko Holiday.
- Tenoz dne po slozeni zaruky
propust9ni byli Victor Laucia Jop-
pa Hartford okresu. ktery ob3alo
van jest vSroby kofalky. Laucio-
va farma navstivena byla prohibic
mimi agsnty pondeli. Pet set ga
lonovy destilacni aparat byl skonfi-
skovan vedle 80 sudti smesi a 100
galon1 kofelky.
Pfepaden ma Hillen road.
John Burke. (. $40 Hamilton
terrace, pTepaden byl a oIoupen O
$1,000 sv1j automobil v sobotu IA
Hillen road nedaleko 81. ulice. je-
dnfm z bandit1 udefen byl do hla.
Wy. Bandite pronasledovali Burke
We SVEN automobilu. Kdyz pfedho-
Mill jej. Well ml do cesty. aby nu-
cen byl Zastaviti. Dva z Mich ma to
vyskocili 8 nspfazenymi reyolvery
rozkazali mu vydati Jim penize.
Pc te jeden Mich udefil jej ne.
chal ma cest9 Vskocili do jeho au-
tomobilu druzi sedfci jich vlast-
MIN spolu 0 MIN ujeli do mesta.
Automobil Burkeho pozd9ji nalezen
byl ma rchu Lombard a IL. ulice v
Highlandtown.
Sest uyeznen0 pro rizeni auto
mObilu v 0pilStvi.
We stfedu soudce Traffic soudu
odsoudil do vezeni sest automobile.
stu pro T1zeni sutomobilu dobe o.
pilosti. Alexander Walters Washi-
ngton boulevard dostal 6 m9sic0,
ponsvac byl jiz v ohledu tomto sta
~ hfis nix. Ostatni dostali po 90
dnech.
Patrati 20 zmizele koralce
Celni 1fad patla po stope, kterou
zmizelo 200 sudn lihovin. jez ta-
iemnym zpnsobem Sc ztratily lodi
kristen Jenson. Lod' zakotyila zde
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
Cnkrovka poGina hhfe raditi.

NUMAVVhO PUNlu0 uul 0UILL.
Pfflisne jedeni cukrovinek. slad-
kych pokrmd a pitt sladk5ch napo-
10. jez rozmohlo Sc 1zasnou msrou
Cd zavedeni prohibicniho zakona,
ma zhoubny nasledek ma zdravf lid
ske zavinuje stale rostouci pocet
dmrti ma cikrovku, iak konstato-
vano DR.. w. S. McCsnnem Johns
Hopkins university. PodIe zaznam6
deDa. tmentu cbchodu poGet 1mrti
ma cukrovku roce 1922 bylo 10
procent vyssi ne5li roku 1921. Po-
die dat t9chto Maryland stojf
pfednf Fade statd otazce teto.
DR.. McCann ukazuje ma to. ze le.
kafska literature jest pima Gisel do
kazujfcfch. ze tucnost cloveka cu-
krovka jsou y tzkem spojeni. Po-
zfVani cukru od prohibice vzrostlo
1zasnym zphsobem. Mnohe lekaf-
axe autority popifaly, ze pozivani
cukru ma CO delati 9 cukrovkou.
Ale fakt, ze cukernate latky zhor.
SSH mirn5 stav cukrovky mluvi
proti MIN. Latky takove nesporn9
zvysuji tlousku u lidi takovi 40
krat vice jsou naklon9ni cukrov-
ce nezli osoby hubene. Pfflisna va
ha lidi zaviD6na jedenim sladkosti
zavihuje cukrovku zvlast9 lidi We
stfednfch letech zi)icich anebo STAR
noucich. DIR. Emanuel Bonheiser
New Yorku stejne sm5sli Drem
McCannem pravi: "Vezmi napoj
tleyeku jeho chut' ma sladkosti g.
zasn9 vzroste. ia tvrdim, ze osoba.
jest poskozena vice ma zdravf je
denim sladk5ch pokrmd nezli chod6-
min do saloonn a vypitirn 81 sklenky
piva nebo lehkeho vina.
VanoGni radosf vSeobeenon.
Vanocuf duch Vanoeni oslava
zmocnila sc celeho sv6ta dter5.
Pochybuje sc. zs kdy .pfed tim TAX
vsaobecne kdy slavery byly mestem
nasim radostne. pozehnane Svatky
Vanocni. "a nez svet dekuie Det'at-
ku chleve Betlemskem zrozenemu.
Kostely, dobrocinne dstayy, ne.
mocnice. pfibytky tisic1 a tisicd
byly Gentry, odku1 zafilo ezSvalo
Sc ono ciste pleasant: "Veseln ne Sc,
raduime SCI"
Santa Claus pracovRl pres cas- q
pracovsl nadsenim. ze nevefis v
Santa Claus? Blame, MONA, les
sam radil svemu diteti nebo mu po.
mahal psati psanfcko Santa Claus.
A nell, Medals zadny darek nebo
zadny's nedostal? Nell. nase poll
tovanii
Padem rOzrazii 81 lebku.
Padem ma vsnkovskych schodech
rozrazil 81 1terS lsbku 3 roxy sta.
r5 Michael Guirca E. Baltimore
ulice.
" nehode. jez udala vysinutim
Sc parostroje koleji konlukter
Thomas Mullaney We stredu t9zce
zranen byl blizkosti kasaren Hola-
bird TIL iiaf zffzenci drahy utr.
p9li mensich zraneni.
VySl0nzilec obzalOvan z yrazdy
manzelky.
John w. C1ok. vyslouzilec z val
XIV. uv9znen byl ve etvrtek dome,
K 1881 w. Ian vale ulice. kdyz pred
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
STASTNY NOVY ROK!

- Vefelne cviceni iako kazdorcc-
ne tax letos bylo jedno hlavnich
pradukcf Sboru Sok. Jed. Bile k
Svatcich Vanocnich v Sokolovna.
Byl to saiiste pestry pohled ma ten
mlady dorost rozumf &c az do tech
odrostlych vvcvicen5ch sokol1 M
ktere m1ze byt neien sbor, nSbrz
celia .ceska vefejnost hrda. Slavno.t t
zahajil pfedseda p. Jar. Cihlaf s
pfimefenym proslovem, nacez ma
stalo cvicenf zakt t. j. mal5ch So
kolek sokolo a tax postupn9 az sc
vsichni vystfidali to ma neivetsi
zasluhu p Frank St9tka cvicitel.
kter5 Sc jiz 90 mnoha let stara
vSchovu telocviku. Mezi casem
predstasen byl svetovy cestovatel p.
P. A. K. Bur, ktery kratce vysvet-
iii Gil jeho cesty; podrobnejsi zpra-
WI pfineseme pfisti tyden. Napo-
tom nasledovalo evident sokol6, jichz
vykony zaslouzi uznanf. Pc cvicenf
nasledoval tanec pfi hudbe sokola
Emilia Stetky.
= Jiz je to zde! VelkolepS Syl-
vestr. .ktery pofada Del. Vzdel. Spo.
lex "Pokrok' pondeli. dne 81.
prosince Delnickem Dome. Boha-
ty program jest pripraven Darky
Sc pfijlmaji sale u vcho1u. Ia
catek 7.30. Hudba o. G. Maska.
Ku velke navsteve kazdeho uctivs
Eve zabavnf vSbor.
P0kntoyan pro ltok ma straznika.
Charles Colamand pokutovan byl
pokutou SIS pro udefenf pcliceini-
no straznika. Hobbse. Straznfk pfi
vSslechu udal, ze Colemand vykfikl
na neho: "Jste straznik?" Kdyz
Hobbs pflsvedcil. Colemand rozeh.
nal Sc po nen udefil jej. Straz-
mix chopil 1tocnika uveznil jej.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-28
Patrati 20 zmizelk koralce

Celni 1fad patla po stope, kterou
zmizelo 200 sud1 lihovin. jez ta-
iemnym zpnsobern Sc ztratily lodi
kristen Jenson. Lod' zakotyila zde
pondeli.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
Play for DGUis' Tennis Cup Will Open Up Friday

NEW YORK, August 30.-William M. Johnson of San Francisco will play James o. Johnson and William T. Tilden of Philadelphia will oppose John B. Hawkes. tomorrow afternoon at Forest Hills in the two singles matches marking the opening of play in the Davis cup challenge round be- tween the United States and Aus tralia as a result of the draw made at the offices of the United States Lawn Tennis association tday.
 Anderson and Hawkes., upon whom the challengers have placed their en- tire burden, will pair in the doubles on Saturday against an American combination yet to be selected. The final singles matches scheduled Mon- day will bring together Johnson and Hawkes. in the first contest and Tilden and Anderson In the final en- counter. Play will start each day at 2:So p. m.
 Two exhibitions are scheduled for Saturdays program. The first will be a doubles match between the Aus tralian reservists, Ian McInnes and Richard Schlessinger, and the mem bers of the American team not chosen for the cup doubles Vincent Richards and R. Morris Williams are the team mates of Tilden and Johnson Manu- al Alonzo, Spanish star, and B. E. c. Norton, South African player, have been invited to compete in a singles match as another feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
CLYDE THE GREAT WHILE REDS IDLE
 TROTS TO VICTORY AWAY DAY GIANTS FOR $IO,OOO PURSE GAIN HALF GAME

READVILLE, Mass. August 30.- Clyde the Great black horse, piloted by Tom Murphy, captured the Massa- chusetts POS trot for $1O,0oO, the feature of the third days Grand Cir cult race meeting here today. The Murphy horse, after coming in third in the first heat, beat Eleanor Guy and Favonian in two spectacular finishes. In another feature, Peter Manning trotted special mile against time in 1:59, clipping a quarter of a second from the track record he established last year.
 The Senator won the senior di- vision event for year-olds.
 The Sunny Bay stake for trotting foals of 1920 was captured by MT McElwin. Forced by Erla Guy in the first heat, the bay colt trotted the last half in 1:01A.
 Cox, driving Lambert Todd, won his second race of the day in the Neponset 2:07 class pace, while Murphy won a second race by driv- ing in Count Bugle a winner in the 2:09 trot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31

While the second place Cincinnati Reds were having an off day Thurs day, John McGraw's champion Giants fattened their percentage mark by nosing out a 5-to-4 win over Uncle Robbie's stumbling Dodgers in the opening game of a series al Ebbets field. Outfielder Bernie Neis tumble of a hit ball, which allowed Ross Young to scamper home with a needed run in the seventh inning, proved the damaging blow for the Brooklyhites It was the latter's tenth consecutive defeat. The league leaders now enjoy a four game ad vantage over the Reds.
 The Pirates, occupying third place, slid back a half game by losing to the St. Louis Cardinals in Pittsburg, to 4.
 Rube Vanguard, with the breaks working in his favor, bested Jimmy Ring in a mound duel in Philadel- phia, helping the Braves to a 2-to-l victory over the Phillies.
 The Yankees. in the American league, celebrated their return to the stadium by emerging victorious over the Washington Senators by a sccre of to g. Babe Ruth treated hibition of stick work by pounding out three hits in three official trips to the plate.
 Iris Speakers Indians won a 13- inning battle from the White Sox in Chicago, to 2.
 Urban Shocker blanked the Tigers, to in St. Louis.
 In Boston, the tail-end Red Sox easily won from the Athletics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
ARREST MADE IN FIGHT FILM CASE

CHICAGO. August 30.-James J. McGrath, a local promoter, was ar rested today on a federal warrant charging transportation of the Demp- sey-Gibbons fight films from Butte. Montana. He waived examination for United states Commissioner Glass and was held to the federal grand jury in bonds of $1,000.
 Earlier, District Attorney Olson had declared any attempt to show the films here would result in general prosecution.
 MT. Olson in his threat of general prosecution on a conspiracy charge if any was made to show the films, in cluded Champion Jack Dempsey and his manager, Jack Kearns, who are understood to own 70 per cent in the picture rights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
Tee, FairwGy And
 Green
A NEW PUTTING STROKE
By "CHICK" EVANS

I offer these hints from my experi- ence because 1 have found them use- full to me when things went wrong. Sometimes one thing is the matter and sometimes another, and l have frequently found my particular rem eGy by referring to old faithful" which is an authentic record, in notes of my many hours of daily practice.
 One of the best of all putters. to my mind, was Mr. K l.. Ames, and certainly he has had more influence on my putting style than any other one man. Once l saw him using a very queer looking putter-much like the one l now use. l had never seen srch d club before. Later l was vis- itng on Long island. This was in June, 1920 In the closet in my room l found d butter like the one MT. Ames had used. 1 asked my host if l might try it. He made me a pres ent of it on the spot, and with sus picious alaority. l practiced with it a Lit, trying out his new method. 1 was rather pleased with the result. l was that day just beginning to ac- quiTe my present putting stroke.
 My first chance to try it in a tour nament was at Memphis, western amateur champion, and it worked beautifully l expected much of it from then on, but was doomed to bitter isappointment. l missed ev- erything with it. Still later it worked at Roslyn. I putted well, but not exceptionally so. l did not hole any long ones at all, and in those days beins young at golf then-I confi- dently expected a butter to hole ev- erything. l know better now.
 Still hard on my quest of the un- attainabIe, l tried still another stroke, which l still use more or less. and which I call the Ames No. Q While using this stroke, l won the western amateur, uereausng Bobby Jones on Bermuda grass greens, on which he had been trained ard which were strangers to me. The same year l took my first ma tional amateur championship at the Engineers club at Roslyn, where the gT eens were supposed to be very tricky and difficult.
 This is the method: The ball Is played off the left foot. You play for a spot on an imaginary line about one foot in front of the ball. Take hands back with the clubhead, and use a slight forward press to begin the stroke. Be sure not to let the hands get ahead of the clubhead be- fore the clubhead hits the ball. Stand fairly erect on the long approach shots. Crouch down on the short ones Keep feet close together on t'le long ones. and apart when the crouch is used.
 The stroke is made mostly with the left hand. Watch the little fin ger of this hand. The little finger nas extraordinary, strength and will cause the wrist to break if 1t Is not watched. It is a good idea 10 keep this finger off the shaft altogether especially in short butts. Have the shaft so gripped. in the left hand, that the shaft rests on the ball of the left thumb. Then sink it.
 Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
BOXING OFFICIAL
 SCORES JOHNSON

TRENTON, N. J., August 9O.--Not only was Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, barred from boxing in the state of New Jersey, but Newton A. K. Bugbee, the one- man Jersey boxing commission, took occasion Thursday to publish some remarks about Johnson which the colored wanderer may construe to be most unfriendly in spirit.
 Bugbee forbade a proposed bout between Billy Miske and Johnson which it was intended to inflict on the people of Newark on September 10. He added that Johnson had bet ter not ask for a license to box in Jersey as it would be refused on ac- count of his record as criminal and fugitive from justice.
 The prize fight business. which. Bugbee says, is very respectable, paying trade in Jersey does not deserve to have Johnson inflicted on it, the commission believes. Tt would be a lowdown disgrace to permit anyone with such a record to box in this state,' Bugbee said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
Dempsey Knocks Fiirpo Is Moi An McAuIiffe Dizzy Ordinary Man In First Session Says Specialist
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Au

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Au- gust 30.-(By Associated Press.)- Jack McAuliffe. the Detroit heavy weight weighing zoe pounds and towering 6 feet, inches, was all but knocked out in less than three minutes in his initial training ses- sion with Jack Dempsey today. After the disastrous first round McAuliffe was unable to continue for the second. He crawled out of the ring with his right eye closed and bleed ing from a ripped left ear.
 In the three minutes he faced the heavyweight champion, McAuliffe did not land a single smash, while Demp- sey with McAuliffe groggy and leg weary held his punches in restraint during the finish round to avert what appeared to be certain knock out. McAuliffe walked to his corner with shaking legs and gamely of Dempsey urged him to quit. He was so badly handicapped by his closed eye that he would have been an easy victim.
 While in the rubbing room after the workout having hot towels ap- piled to his eye, McAuliffe, who was knocked out i'll three rounds by Luis Angel Firpo, declared if the giant Argentinian was able to go two rounds with Dempsey in their heavy Welght champion contest Septem Der IA, he would be the most surprised man in the world.
 Does Dempsey hit as hard as Firpo?" he was asked.
 "As hardw McAuliffe exclaimed why there's no comparison. Dempsey y is a 100 per cent better hitter with either hand. He's the snappier punch CT and can step around with such speed that Firpo won't know what ii S al al ;G a rich hand wallop. Dempsey, in my opin- ion, will tear him to pieces with left hooks"
 Dempsey, after his three day lay off, had his left knocks and jolting right crosses working to perfection The second left hook Dempsey landed popped McAuliffe's eye shut within ten seconds. Then the champion whipped over short right crosses that jared McAuliffe to his heels. One solid right on the chin, after a left hook to the body. made McAuliffe's knees sag and Dempsey held him in a clinch until the cobwebs swept out of his dizzy brain.
 After stepping a round with Mc- Auliffe Dempsey went two furious sessions with Jack Burke, who eN- changed punch for punch with the champion. Burke landed right punches effectively, but Dempsey al- ways CTOWueu nm. lie uION6 Dur ht into the ropes once, mailing him with a short right that nearly dropped him.
 Dempsey worked eight rounds tugging at the weights for a round and breezing through two rounds of shadow boxing before pulling or the leather. He drove his fists into the heavy boxing dummy for two rounds and concluded with a session against the light bag.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
Vance Has Broken His Gum Strikeout Record

CINCINNATI. O., August SO.-Ar- thur "Dazzy" Vance. star pitcher of Brooklyn, has surpassed his strike out record of 134 of last season by turning back his 146th victim this year, according to averages compiled from Associated Press box scores, which have been verified through official figures of the National league including games of Wednes- day. August 29.
 Vances closest rival for the Ma tional league strikeCut honors is Adolpho Luque, Cuban pitching ace of the Cincinnati Nationals, who has famed 1S1 men in 32 games.