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FAVORlTES ALL WIN
Vincent Richards in Round Before
Semi-Fina.s in National Tennis.

New York. April 1.-Vincent Rich
ards defending titleholder and II. l..
Bowman. 7. L. Kvnaston. Merritt
Cutler and Jerome Lang. all of New
York. won their places in the round
before the semi-finals Of the national
indoor championship singles Monday.
Richards defeated Horace Orser,
New York. GIL G-1.
Francis r. Hunter and Fl. III. yo-
shell. both Of New York. former cham
pions. fought through two rounds.
Hunter. who was finalist at Wimble-
don last season, defeated A. Lesley,
New York. go. 60 and DIR. n. \.
Creatin. New York. CD, CO Voshell
defeated 7. A. Mcclellan. New York.
go. 81. and DIR. T. Il. Webster. New
York. G-1. 6-1.
One upset went on the record. G..
c. Shafer, Philadelphia, seeded
player. losing TO +. c. Backe, CT,
~.
Thirty pairs were drawn for the
doubles. which began today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

Los Angeles. Cal, April 1.-The an
nouncement today that Benjamin H..
Turpin III, celebrated buffoon of the
films, will play for America in the
o ympic tennis matches startled the
sort world.
TJrpin is to replice William Tilden
III, national champion and one of the
greatest players Of all time. Tilden
was rendered ineligible to compete by
the recently adopted rule barring paid
writers from amateur competition.
At first the tennis world was in
clined to accept the statement that
Turpin would be member of the
Olympic team as the work of a wag.
Then it became known that Turpin
mas been playing tennis for more than
twenty years. and is the holder of
numerous trophies.
As is generally known. Turpin is
afflicted with crossed vision. This
condition has netted him a fortune in
the screen comics. 1t also develops
that his greet skill as q tennis player
is directly attributed to this same con-
dition.
Turpin appears to be looking in one
direction, then hits the ball IN the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
THEY ALL SCORE
AIRED Heart Senior Team Runs
Furnish Tsllies TO 30 For Week.

The eS-to-f victory of the Sacred
Heart parish baseball team over the
Gulf Refining Company nine on
Sacred Heart diamond Sunday brought
the total of runs made by parish teams
in four games during the week to 90.
The Sacred Heart girls team made
90 runs in two games against st.
Anne's girls earlier in the week and
the Midgets made IL against ST.
Anne's parish boys team, SATURDAY.
The opponents scored total of only
:. runs against the Sacred Heart
teams in these four games.
Seeking a good workout Sunday
against the Sacred Heart team. the
Gulf Refiners wound the parish boys
obliging. Sacred Heart pounded three
pitchers deliveries TO all parts of the
diamond. The pitchers were given
bad support by their fellow refiners.
This was the first real game for the
refiners while Sacred Heart has been
on the firing line for two weeks. The
pitchers for the parish team were
given errorless support until the sew
enth when the team members became
50 tagged from running bases that
they errer several times.
Sacred Heart used Joe vollmer. A.
Weynand and leo Saiizar for three
innings each in the box.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
FANS HAVE SNEAKY
FEELING VASQUEZ in
FOR ROUGH EVENING
Feraci Looks Good in
Workout-Chance of
Gibbons Bout Here.

Many fight fans who have fastened
their limpid, blue-eyed gaze upon the
long but scanty frame of Charley
Feraci. as the New Orleans feather
weight danced about the Market Hall
arena in practice, have sneaky feel
ing that perhaps Mike Vasquez. the
classy infighting artist from FL Paso
and westward, will have his hands
full in Jack Shelton's 12-round main
event at Market Hall Tuesday night.
Feraci packs a punch-he flattened
10 of his 40 previous oppoL.nts for
the ten-count-and he appears 10 be
right shifty in workouts. Where Vas
quez is expected to meet with trouble.
however, is in getting close enough to
the "stringbean" to work on him.
Mikes long suit is administering pun
ishment at close quarters. Feraci's
fiye-feet-ten frame and his long arms
may serve as an antidote for Mikes
medicine If Feraci is wise and skillful
enough TO make full use Of them. And
an elbow in Mikes ribs will be just
like sword-thrust. Feraci. while he
is but two inches short of being a six
footer, weigh only 12J pounds.
Promoter Shelton has arranged a
snappy card of short bouts for Tues
day night. frankie Mason and Billy
Sweet. 13S-pounders. are not expected
to get all the way through their six
round semi-windup.
A quartette of four-round affairs
will be: Young Spence VS.. Roy Bush.
heavyweights: frankie Garcia VS.. Kid
Louie. flyweights Shorty Graham VS..
Foxtrot Pompas. lightweiehts: Kid
Dio VS.. Bobby Burns, lightweights.
Shelton will referee the main event.
Dell Gotten the preliminaries. The
first fight will start at S:15.
The local promoter has been in
touch the last couple of days with
Ray Alves, at Memphis, who Is book
ing Tommy Gibbons, the st. Paul
light on an exhibition
tour. There is a chance. il Gibbons
will fight on n percentage basis, TO
see him in action here, possibly on
April s. Shelton hopes to match him
with Battling Kuhns, who is back in
town after long tour in which he
met Stribling, Foley, Littleton and q
lot of other men on the borderland
of actual ring championships. Kuhns
is now under the management of Don
Curley.
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[&(T)AA = THE SPORT PAGE A0rA]
Dempsey Gets Million
Dollars for Acting in
Ten Motion Pictures

Los Angeles, Cal. April I.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight mo-
ton picture actor. late yesterday
signed S1,000,000 contract call
ing for his appearance in ten films
to be produced here while he is
waiting for some promoter to make
Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy
weight boxing champion, an sat
tractive offer" for fight some
where on Labor Day.
In connection with the signing
Of the contract announced by Carl
Laemlle Of the Universal Film
Corporation. it was explained sy
Jack Kearns. Dempsey's manager.
that the fighters motion picture
activities would not prevent him
from considering q championship
bout next September.
A training camp for the cham
pion will be established close TO
his dressing room on the movie lot
some time in May. it was an
nounced, so that he can begin
strenuous training for Labor Day
bout by the first of June.
4 telegraphic offer was receiv
cd. Kcarns said. from Tex Richard
offering Dempsey S500,O00 guar
antee for his signature TO con-
tract to meet the winner Of a SER
les of elimination bouts between
Tommy Gibbons. Harry Wills, Err
mimic Spalla, Romeros Rojos and
Luis Firpo.
Should Dempsey accept this Of
fer the championship bout will
take place in New York on Labor
Day, kearns said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
COLEMAN WILL TAKE
SIX PITCHERS ALONG
ON TRIP TO AUSTIN
Brouold to Stay Home;
Sox Depart, Leaving
Field to LOCALS.

Bob Coleman will take six pitchers
with his Bear squad to Austin We'd
nesday morning for the two games
there Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons against the Austin Rangers of
the Texas Association. Bob Couch
man, dean Of Texas League twirlers,
will make his season debut in one of
the games. Others whO will see ac-
ton are Winters, Collins, Lybrand.
Marshall and keenan,. Coleman and
Warwick will be the cctchers.
Third-baseman George Brovold will
not make the trip because of the bone
bruise on his right hand. Coleman
will give the third-sacker a long rest
to let the injury heal. Everett Booe.
the handy man. will play third at
Austin. Outfielders Najo. Rosenthal
and Meyers, Infielders Galloway. Full
err and Gross and Secretary Thomas
L. Conner Jr., will complete the party
of sixteen. The Bears will go to
Austin by motor car.
League Park was left to the Bruins
alone Tuesday.
In merry mood. eating cheese and
crackers and singing to the accom-
paniment of Bill Piercy's portable
photograph despite mouths full of
crackers. the Boston Red Sox pulled
out for the North Monday night over
the I.-G. n. They are in Fort Worth
Tuesday for the first of two exhibit
ton games with the Painters. News
paper men in the party left wearing
big Texas sombrerOs.
Following an abbreviated workout at
the ball park. Manager Foil Monday
sent his athletes in to get ready for
departure. while he and Coach Lefty"
Leifield sped out to the San Antonio
Country Club and played q holes Of
golf.
The major league players left San
Antonio in first-class condition and
were not backward in proclaiming
their satisfaction with the city as n
training center and as host to visi-
tors.
Manager Foil. shaking hands all
around at the station, said be hoped
to bring his Sox back here next
spring. although, of course. nothing
definite can be said as yet on the
chances of the teams return.
The departing Bostonians had kind
words to say to sob Coleman about
his San Antonio Bears.
"They ought to give somebody
fit in the Texas League, Bob" said
Howard Ehmke. II ought to know
that they're tough bunch 10 pitch
against"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
PLOT
To ROB GREb
Of HIS TITLE.
Promoter Says $4,000 Of
fered Him to Give Fight
to Keiser.
STATE TO INVESTIGATE
Boxing Commission Will
Call Principals to Tes-
tify Monday.

Baltimore. Md, April 1.-Sevcral
OF the principals of the Harry Greb-
Fay keiser bout here March "a. are
to be called before the state boxing
commission next Monday. Chairman
Cogswell said last night, following
the declaration of Benny Franklin,
promoter of the fight, that he had
been approached with an offer Of
$1,000 to have the referee give a de
his title of worlds middleweighr
cision that would cause Greb to lose
champion.
E'rankling mentioned the name of a
man from Cumberland. Md, Keiser,s
home. and said he was approached the
day of the fight.
Charlie Short, designated as referee
by the boxing commission. but 20
whom Grcb objected. with the result
that Franklin himself became the
third man in the ring, also is TO be
called. Cogswell said. He will De
questioned as To whether he was an
preached 10 throw" the fight.
Grebs objection TO Short, it was
said. was due TO letters informing him
he was to be Framed
Made Afternoon OF Bout.
The suggestion 10 fix the referee
was made late in the afternoon of the
day of the fight. Franklin told the
commission. adding that he would not
Listen to the proposition.
Jimmy Mason is Grc5's manager
and John W. Snyder handles Keiser.
Short. designated by the commission
to referee the fight. also will be
called. Cogswell said. 10 ascertain IL
he was approached 10 throw" the
fight. Short did not referee, Grcb.
shortly before the bout. refusing 10
enter the ring il Short offlriase,l.
Greb wanted Al Foss OF I':t.sbays. 20
referee. but finally agreed &c 4 corr
promise. to- have Franklin. the pro-
rioter. he the third man.
Chairman Cogsweli- saal he, saw Il
'ttcr to Greb telling him to watch
nut t>.
Greb punished Kciser so severely
hat the fight was stopped in the
.wclfth round.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

opposite direction. This is said to
have a most befuddlhg effect on the
opposition and gives Turpin an IN
usual advantagc. Turpin has been
known to win set after set without
having single return made on his
service.
1t is reported that Turpin defeated
Tilden decisivcly in private match
here some months ago when the ma
tional champion was visiting in Holly
wood. Owing to the actors native
adherence for publicity the result Of
the match was not made public.
Turpin has not positively decided
that he will have time to make the
trip abroad. He is engaged currently
in making a new dramatic spectacle.
entitled "Home and Honor" and it
is his wish TO finish this before turn
ing TO tennis.
Turpin promises to announce def
initely his intentions to officials of
the United States Lawn Tennis As
ISOLATION the first of the month.
Yes. the first of the month is the
first of April. isn't it?
Darned these April Fool things
anyway!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Expect 1000 Izaak Wsltons.

Chicago. April More than 200
persons are expected to attend the Sec
ond annual national convention of the
Izaak Walton League of America here
April 1912. X. N. Lands. Irwin :.
Cobb. James Oliver CurwoOd and DIR.
Henry Van Dyke are among those
who will address the gathering on the
protection from wholesale destruction
of denizens of field. wood and stream.
Pollution of streams and lakes and
forest fires will be among the princi-
pal topics.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
FIRPO TRAINS DOWN
Weighs 81. Pounds After Hard Work
for Reich Bout.

Buenos Aires. April Luis Firpo,
South American heavyweight cham
pion, has reduced his weight 70 rs IL
Kilograms (about 217 pounds by ten
days of intensive training in prepare
ton for his fight with Al Reich next
Saturday, which he has declared will
be his last appearance in the ring.
Firpo expects TO weigh an even 9S
Kilograms on the day of the fight.
He is looking harder than at any time
since his return from the United
States.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
FRANK CHANCE WILL
NOT JOIN SOX UNTIL
OPENING OF SEASON
Chicago Manager Has More
Trouble-Causes Con-
fusion in Camp.

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as"i, mas - oeeii ueia.eu III ms pan
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ieiin'' l'uss anu wiz MOI 'ase charse
Insn 'ne opening 9i tne AlI ill
iessue season; accoruu,s 10 Seiegrani
from MN 70 cup o,IiciaIs. ms tune
II IL 'r9uoie Win ms teeth' seven OIL
Wien ne nau eA.Iac'eu !es!er run,
at'er Arras e1"iiiii''' 'ion ihuicateu 'he!
". rL. uisSa ls',:,, A., H.,
.nanee iailure 10 5oin inc cup on
s -: occasions liSeu as lhs GATE oil
ms "Ssunlp.ion Oh ieauership mas
causeu hucn cohiusloIl III tne training
amp anu 10 tne players anu pu9nc
mas geen more or Tess a mystery. ne
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Clark New British Champ.

Lonu"n. .ApTu i.-Elhy Nlarh OF
Glasgow last night defeated Kid Kelly
of Plymouth in a twenty-round bout
for the flyweight championship of
Great Britain. Kelly took the az
gressive at the start and piled up
points by the clever use of his left.
Clark. however. in the fourth and fifth
scored with both hands and thcreaf
ter got home some telling right swings
and left uppercuts. In the nineteenth
round Clark floored Kelly for the
count of nine. Kelly rose. but after
Clark had landed several other heavy
blows the referee stopped the bout
and awarded the decision I Clark.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Racing Starts ut Bowie.
Bowie. Md. April 1.-The ina

raj handicap. with $1,000 added. for
3-year-olds and up. over distance of
seven furlongs. featured the first day
of the spring racing season here. Six
teen thoroughbreds. among them some
Of the most illustrious handicap per-
formers in training. are scheduled to
70 TO the post. Promnent among
them are Thorndale. General Thatcher
Reparation. Dunlin. Dunboyne and On
herman. The other entries are Lord
Granite. Setting Sun. Aspiration. Tony
Rcau. Buelph. Frank G.. Clough-Jor,
Ian. Donsgee. Rama and Edward
GRAY. The weather is clear and the
track fast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Lasker Leads Chess Masters.

New York, ApriI 1.-Dr. Emmanuel
Lasker of Germany today stands at
the head of the list in the interna-
tional chess masters tournament. the
first half of which was completed
Yesterday. He leads Alexander Alex
hine Of Russie by one point. Today the
experts devoted their time to prob
lem-solving tournament which also is
open TO amateurs and other chess
masters not entered in the tournament
proper. Play in the second half begins
tomorrow. Yesterday was taken MP il.
the play loft of five adjourned games.
which completed IL rounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Pirate Traclsmen Win.

GeOrgetOWn, Tex, April LIN an
exciting dual track meet Monday
Southwestern University defeated
Austin College. 57-52. The score was
tied four times during the meet. and
was q tie just before the relay. which
Southwestern won by 30 yards. Rod
ney Kidd of Kingsville ran beautiful
ly. giving his man the lead that took
the race. Landlord. of Austin College,
won individual honors with IA points.
Burgin and Mater, of Southwestern,
come second with ten points each.
Southwestern took nine first places.
Austin College five: Southwestern
took four second places. Austin Col
lecn o
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Walter Mails Sued for Divorce.
Sacramento Gal AnriI MALT

(Duster) Mails. former Cleveland
American pitcher. was sued for divorce
yesterday by Mrs. Esther Mails. who
charged desertion, alleging he left her
March 81 1923. They were married
in Sacramento on February 10, 1922.
Mails was tine hero of the 1920
worlds series between Cleveland and
Brooklyn in which he pitched the
Cleveland team TO the championship.
He pitched for Oakland last year and
is ON that clubs roster this season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
johnny Mccoy Defeated.

Chicago. April 1.-Connie Curry of
Sioux City, Iowa, defeated johnny Nc
Coy of Chicago in a ten-round fight
at East Chicago last night. They
are bantams. In the semi-windup
Warnie Smith of Oklahoma City
scored knockout over Eddie Welsh
of South Bend, Ind. in the fourth
round of scheduled ten-round con-
test. Referee Eddie McGoorty stopped
the fight after Welsh had been knocked
down three times. They are welter-
weights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
BLANK NO MYSTERY
Blank Blank Battery OF Van Raub
Fails 10 Puzzle Electrician Team.

The hurting of f. Blank for the Van
Raub baseball team failed TO puzzle
the Electrical Workers team OF San
Antonio Sunday and the San Ant
onians took .one-sided contest by the
score Of % to s. ]. Blank received II
Blanks slants while Whaley. Howard
and Brinkmap formed the Electrical
Workers battery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

Louisville, ky., April THE Ken
tucky racing commission has accepted
the entries Of ii. Guy Bcdwell, Mary
land turfman. after they had been
turned down by the New York Jockey
Club. thereby establishing prece-
dent for the turf. authorities declared
here today. For years the Kentucky
commission had accepted the rulings
of the New York body.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Marines Accept Pistol Def.

Montreal. April Ia challenge 10
an International revolver match issued
BY the Victoria Rifles of Canada. Of
Montreal. has been accepted by the
United States marine corps. il was
learned today. Each team viii shoot
this week and exchange targets by
mail. The marines will shoot at Par
is Island, and the match is for teams
Of five men each.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
New Colorado Mines Coach.

DenNer. tOp.. EfpiH IN. =. NOHIa-
wright. a graduate of the University
of Oklahoma and football coach at the
University of Nevada, has been chosen
football coach for the Colorado School
of Mines at Golden. He will assume
his new duties Immediately. He has
been coach at the University OF Ne
vada for five years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
SIattery "Kayoes" keiser.
Buffalo. y. ". ApriI Jim

Buffalo, y. T., April I-Jlmmy
Slattery, Buffalo, middleweight sensa-
ton, and conqueror of Young Strib-
ling. knocked out Fay Keiser OF Cum
berland, Md, in the third round of n
scheduled six-round bout here last
night. Keiser crumbled under fusil-
lade OF terrific punches to the head.
Slattery weighed 151 pounds and Kei-
ser 1G3 ID. pounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
TAKE TO THE TRAPS
First TranshOot Of Season Scheduled
by LEGAL Gunners Thursday.

With spring weather at hand and
Snton;o O." "',rnsrS will m +ata ~ -, o,s
shooting again. The first shoot If
the season will be held over the Rrack-
enridge Park trans. near the Ho'o
field. at 4 o'clock Thursday after
noon. 4 regular weekly shoe, viii
be held. probably each Thursday. ari
there viii be additional events az
ranged from time TO time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Baseball
Question Box

II you have some question to ask
about baseball
II you want to know anything
about a play or player
IL you want a rule Interpreted
Write 10 John b. Foster. the man
who helped make the rules under
which the game is played today. II
you want a personal reply enclose a
stamped. self-addressed ENVELOPE.
Otherwise your question will be an
swered in this column.
ADDRESS: John b. Foster, Special
Baseball Correspondent of The Light,
S11 World Building, New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Left JabS and
Right Crosses
Gibbons Scores knockout.

Memphis, Tenn, April Tommy
Gibbons, the st. Paul heavyweight,
scored technical knockout over Sol
der Lee of Chicago in he third round
of scheduled eight-round bout here
Monday night. Gibbons weighed $50
pounds and Lee 210.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Il. o. iJr Jack Delaney.
RridgeOOrt, Conn. April LII


Delaney of Bridgeport, recent con-
oueror of Paul Berlenbach. scored a
technical knockout over Leo Leonard
of Wilkesbarre, Pa. in the third round
of scheduled tweive-round bout here
last night. Delaney knocked his OPP
ponent down in the second round
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
WANTS DECISION BOUT.
1bus. Ga. Promoter Wires Me-
Tigue, $4,000 Offer.

nmbus. Ca, April 1.-Au offer
5000 for a return decision bout
fully 4 between Young Stribling.
Georgia school boy fighter. and
McTigue. lightheavyweisht
Zion of the world. was wired TO
y Paddy Mullins. McTigue ;
her. by Maj. John Paul Jones.
american legion promoter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Kid Murpl,y's Son Wins.

Trenton, \. j., April 1.-TOmmy
Kid Murphy, son of kid" Murphy.
who lost the 105-pound title TO Johnny
Coulon, won a sensational ten-round
bout over Sammy Seiger last night, ac-
cording 10 newspaper men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
English Champion Beaten.

DttfON, MICH, ApfII I.-Slu DIT
barian of Detroit won from Harry
Mason. English and European light
weight champion, in a ten-round bout
here last night, in the opinion of news
papermen. Barbarian was credited
with every round.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

Innings pitched. by Carver 6, by Howle
50: runs made. off Carver 4; hits ap-
porS icnsd. off Carver 2. off Howle I:
two-base hit. Mueller: three-base hits.
Neltman, Jordan. whitney: sacrifice hits.
James, O'Shaughnessy: struck out. by
Theis 3. by Carver 4. by lfowle l. bat
tiers hit, by Carver bradley. Jones) I:
wild pitch, Theis: passed balls. by Jones
2; umpire. Cahill; time. hours
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Gets Decision Over Buff.
Hamilton. Ontario. April f.-Joh

ny Lear of Hamilton won a decision
over Johnny Buff. former United
Sttaes flyweight champion, in ten
round bout last night. The decision
was unpopular with the crowd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Schlaiffer Beats Jones.
Youngstown, Ohio, April morris

Schlaiffer. Omaha welterweight. won
the referees decision over Jimmie
Jones. Youngstown, in a twelve-round
bout last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Henney Trims Mcdonald.

COIumDus. OhIU, April I.-lOUHg
Henney of pittsburg won the judges
decision over Red" Mcdonald OF To-
ledo in a twelve-round bout here last
night. Both are ligbtweights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Bobby Hughes q Winner.
Hot Spriugs. Ark. April 1-Robh

Hughes of New Iberia, La. won the
newspaper decision over Zulu Kid.
Brooklyn, n. Y. bantamweight, in
ten-round bout here last night.