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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

Northwestern team, pulled arplay
against the Michigan Aggles that
is decidedly unique, if not original.
With only a few minutes 10 play,
Northwestern leading IS 10 Z. it
was Northwestern ball deep in
it's own territory. The down was
the fourth and a few yards to
gain.
Weinecke dropped back as if to
punt, but on receiving the ball
turned and ran for Northwestern
goal line, a few yards away, down
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
H. A. C. TAKES FAST ONE
Gymnastice Union Five Dowued in
Thriller, 81 to 81.

The Hoosier A. c. basket team
defeated the y. A. G. L. College
five Wednesday at the Il. a. c. gym
in Il fast. exciting contest. 81 70 81
The HOLSTERS led throughout but a
desperate rally in the final min
Utes by the Gymnasts came close
TO pulling the game oUt Of the fire.
: Harmeson was the big gun for the
Swimmer. He go into the fray after
South lad been hurt and snaEee1
goals from all angles. He collected
five baskets.
The losers forced a fast pace
throughout. but did not hit the net
as we'll as the IT. A. C. tossers.
Overman and Birchtord were stars
for \. a. G. Z. Neither team took
fun advantage Of their chances from
the foul line
The II. A. C.. Seconds defeated tie
Normal Seconds. 26 to is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
FULTON SAYS He
MISSED GUESSON
REFEREES COUNT
Bout With Mexican Is Now
Termed 'CaIifornia's
Biggest Fake
BIZ Tim IS Special
- -

By Tunes special
Los ANGELES, Nov. 19.-Tony
Fuente, Mexican heavyweight
fighter, who tapped Fred Fulton
into slumber at Culver City Mon
day night, appeared at the district
attorneys Office late Wednesday aft
ernOon.
Fuente was accompanied by Fred
Winsor, his manager. They were
questioned regarding their share in
the boxing fasco and later were for
mally charged with violation Of the
State law against fighting for money
Pleas Of mot guilty" were entered.
Fulton and his manager. Jack
Reddy, are at liberty under 81 900
bail for their part in what has been
called "the biggest fake in Califor-
MIA boxing history"
The Minnesota plasterer was
knocked down three times in the
first round by blows that didn't seem
powerful enough TO rock a light
weight The last time ne stayed
down. explaining later he meant 10
rest until nine had been to1led. and
tharhe must have missed a count"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

standing ten yards back of his own
goal line.
Princeton at the time was trail
ing, and there was not much time
to play. If Princeton was to have
a chance, the Tigers must retain
possession Of the ball.
Unable TO gain in the shadow of.
their own goal on the first two
downs, a Princeton player dropped
back as if to kick. It seemed GER
tain a punt would be the play.
Then TO the amazement Of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
Eddie Dyer Wins

BIZ Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 20
In the boxing show here Wednes-
day night Eddie Dyer of Terre
Haute outpointed Kid Meyers Of
Louisville in ten rounds. Joe
Lockhart, Evansville. knocked out
Al Roberts, Lexington, Ky, in the
first round and Billy Barchet. st.
Louis, won by technical Knockout
over Joe Turner of Evansville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

could make the weight no longer.
the commission accepted his retire
ment with the warning he never
would be permitted TO box as a
featherweight III New York.
Dundee's friends insist the Ital-
ian was harasse1 into n resignation
10y the commission g curiosity about
his weight, and they argue the com
mission is Inconsistent in the atti-
Ude it Las assumed in the cases
of Dundee and Leonard
The commission, as far as is
known, never asked Leonard if he
could make the weight, and it even
went against the rules in permitting
Leonard to get on the scales in pri-
waite before his last fight with Lew
Tender
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

crowd and the bewilderment Of the
Chicago team. the Princeton
player completed a long forward
pass and 1t was their ball on the
Tiger forty-yard a few minutes
later Princeton scored a touch
down.
a forward pass from back Of
the goal line is sure a rarity in
football truly the unexpected.
A few years ago in big east
ern game with a team trailing by
three points. and needing a touch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

piOIi.
Danny Kramer, Lew Paluso,
Bobby Garcia, Kid Ksplan, Jose
Lobmardo and Mike Dundee are
the contenders picked by the com
mission ana Bill De Foe and Babe
Herman. have been named as alter
Mates to step in if any OF the regulars
should find it impossible to make the
weight.
Kramer a young southpaw from
Philadelphia. and kaplan. who
pes-ered Dundee into his resignation
OF the title. are being picked by the
smart ones as the 0nalists in the
tournament with LonHbardo rs the
dark horse
When Dundee resigned as cham
pion with the announcement ne
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

down to win, the team in posses
sion of the ball on the fourth down
made a safety.
This made the margin Of differ
ence five points, which still could
be overcome by a touchdown. In
cidentally, it enabled the team to
retain possession of the ball, put
ting 1t in play on the thirty-yard
line.
Il failed to produce the desired
results, but was good football, the
unexpected.
In a recent game between SYRIA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
AlI-Baptist Net League

The AIl-Baptist Basketball League
will start its season Nov. IS. play
ing at Emerson Ave. and Thirty
First st. gyms. Eight teams are in
the league, as follows: Cumberland,
Croeked Creek, Emerson, Beech
Grove, Tuxedo, New Bethel, Thirty
First and Westview.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

Even obstinate. unruly or sham
pooed hair stays comled al day in
any style you like 'HairGroom' is
q digniGed combing cream which
gives that natural gloss and we'll
groomed effect 70 your hair-that
final touch to good dress both in
business and on social occasions.
"HairGroom" is greaseless; also
helps grow thick. heavy, lustrous
hair. Beware OF greasy. harmful
ns-AdvertIsement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
PigSkin Primer

WhH happens Wh"u % player who
ia OF SIDE touches the ball
IAe bad goes tu the opposing side AZ the
spot where taH toU occurred
When 81 team attempts 20 haDjt-
cap "a star PLAYER by pairz up after
be has brrn dowpei. what recourse
has the referee 10 break up such au
unfair practices
II IN thu opinion Of the officials IN
charge ~ she game team Is guilty Of
ptiug Hp, tbc rules give ;tsm the right to
infiIct fft-ru-yard penalty
what acts arc regarded AZ uu-
necessarily rough play and liable to
punishment what Is the peua.ty2
Tripping. tackling runner when he IS
clearly ont Of bounds. thrown a player
70 ths ground after the BAH has become
dead are Just d few Of the acts commz
under the r1lc The penalty is the loss OF
fifteen yards from the spot OF the foul
Bob Ateusel Of the Tanks has the
strongest. most accurate arm in the
majors
MOTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

NEW HAVEN-The Yale varsity was
given twenty minutes offensive scrLmmage
"Wednesday IN IFS first workout of the
week and marched down tho field seventy
five yards FOR a touchdown against the
second team Former football stars were
on the field helping with The coaching.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
Old Jack on Coast

By United Press
OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 20.-Jimmy
Duffy won the decision over Jack
Britton. former welterweight cham
pion, in fast four-round bout here
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
Brightwood Netfers Win

The Brightwood NJ. Z. basketball
team defeated the Fountain NJ, F.,
SO to 81. For games with the win
ners call Webster 1920 and ask for
Bud. Central Avenue NJ. e. notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
At HARVARD

cAMBR BIZ, t-.'The Haryard linc5iup
was still uncertain. Coach Fisher an
uounced today after putting the regulars
through q twenty minute dcfcnsile sCrIm-
mage against the scrubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
Nut Cracker

"A NHFoRTER writes that Wei
IAE aert made hamburger II
LII tGrpo The burger part
may nave been Wo.nert's work. but
the ham WITS nature 8 own idea.
It seems 10 IS that While Hoppe
Would have mad" great football PLAYER.
Always He seems to be making
record breaking runs.
Having won from Harvard three
times. one wonders why Brown
doesn't step out and try conclusions
with one ~ RI" big teams.
TT WAS MIR KIPLING WHO
SAID. "UE TRAVELS FASTEST
WHO TRAVELS ALONE" AND
ODDLY ENOUGH HE WAS NOT
REFERRING TO THE NOTEE
DAME BACkFIELD
lrT7 HE winter racing season has
started . Unlike The SUM.
- mer racing season. it ls al
fteezo-out game in more WAYS ;han
one.
basketball does not draw very we'll IN
New York. probably becats" 70 IA possible
20 Nuy ticket without going 80 a s,alp@r
MR. 0GOOFTN WANTS TO
KNOW BOW MANY or THESE
CROSS COT NTRY RUNNERS
EVER GROW Up To EE FIRST.
RATE MESSENGER BOYS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

LAFATETT E-Purdue rridders com
pleted the last Tap Of their preparation for
the Indiana BATH" today Bahr ard liar
meson are counted on 10 carry the load Of
the nffenae
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

ANN ARBOR-tr-thcr practice on
passes wac the program AT Michigan today
lu hual preparation for Iowa. Defensive
tactics 10 be used against Captain PaEiln
were emphasized Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

NSTON--% North western hopes to put
up the battle OF It's Life Saturday against
Nltre Dame
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At wISrnNsrI


MADTSON-Devclopm Of reserves 70
strengthen the Wisconsin defense against
Ryan today. His team is In good physical
shape
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
Independent Football

OAKLANDOE Ind. Nov. 20-The
Southeastern Seconds proved Themselves
the fastest lightweight football team that
has appeared in OaiSiaudou This season.
Oaklaudou finally won out in tho final min
ute of play. 10 10 T. The locals would
Ike TO hear from the BrightwOod Seconds
Mlpletons and other clubs in tho eighty
hve-pound class for Sunday. Call cigar
store.
The Broollsidc Cubs will play the Brook
side A As for the title Of RroOksida Park
Sunday The a As eliminated the Re-
serves last Sunday. The following Nom
hers Of the Cubs are asled TO report for
Newman Nancy Whaley. Moscr, Korn-
blum. Suydam Parker Greenwood. Balay
Hodges Myers, Hustedt. Brooks. Harrel.
Chapman, Phillips and Marshall
The Riley Tigers had planned 10 meet
the Humme A Cs Sunday. but word waA
received late Wednesday night to the effect
the Tigers viii play a picked team com
posed OF the J. J Ca and Jack Hummel' q
eleven. Coach Harrison of the Tigers an
uOlnrcd the game would be played at
Rhodius Park instead Of Penusy. All play-
crs who are not NJ practice Friday night
Will stand little chance Of getting in Sun
day game.
The J. J c. football team wants games
for next Sunday and THANKSGIVING day
Southpaws take notice. Cau DrcXel 417O
and ask for Dave or address Martin Nc
Gravel. 81H s. West ST The J. J G. Attn
lctie Association will hold a skating party
Friday night at Riverside and all are in
vitad to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

NA--I'Iiuo.s -arImmagcd against
the freshmen seGld "Wednesday using Oh.o
passes until after DARK and then held
signal Drill inside she gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
AT Quo STATE

COLUNBCS-Th Ohio state football
grid players went TO DanviIlo H.. today.
where they viii work oGt before going to
Crbaua for the Illinois game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20
BY BILLY EVANS.
NEA Service Writer

usually produces the big
thrill
Most sports thrive on their un-
certainty. Interest soon would
cease il every game was the same
old stereotyped affair.
The unexpected is not always a
brainy maneuver; sometimes it
might almost be classed as
bone" However. as a rule the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-20

MOTION PICTURES
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Pittsburgh's ~ tie with Syracuse
kills Coach Chick" Meehan's hope
OF having his eleven rated the best
in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
Oregon Is
Beaten by
Idaho FiUe
NonTuwy-r coNFEREScE

SOUTHERN DIVISION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14

To be constructed before the
game can be played here in
1925.
The present Arena company Is TO
be dissolved at the end Of the cur.
rent season. says Muldoon.
The patrleks have controlled the
Coast games for many years. hav'
ing the majority Of tho stock In the
Seattle. Vancouver and Victoria
clubs. with Frank directing tho Van
eouvor club ana Lester the Victoria
outfit. and with Muldoon in charge
here.
There ara fine prospects OF Port.
land becoming interested In tho
league again and II seattie'a team
Is owned by Seattle mon Il viii DO a
lifeaaver Tor the game on the Coast,
Pans for a new arena arc hanging
fro until after tho election II the
appropriations for tho civic audi.
torium are voted u il very likely
that tho arena plans will flop. IA
tie proposed arena would be used
for auditorium purposes as well an
for hockey
Muldoon eays that several promi.
nent Seattle business men AFRO IN tho
field Tor the local franchise and that
the Patrlcks arc willing and even
anxious 10 sell their rights II they
set a fair price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
ny HENRY l. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Feb. I4.--wlth a re.
IN sounding smack. the first swing
OF tho newly roorFanixed New York
boxing commission landed flush on
tho whlskern Of tina well known Tex
Richard.
Tho punch not only set Richard
back on hls heels. but 1, knocked
the whole town dizzy and rent the
wolves whlmpcrinK 10 sba timbcra.
For failing adequately to notify
tho public that George Marks WIS
four pounds overweight. and that
tho Paneho. MARKS bout last week
could not involve championship,
Richard was ordered TO accept the
penalty OF forfelting one fight card
at Madison Square Garden.
A. things have been going recent
~ at the Garden. tho little valen.
,ino that was tossed AZ Richard
today means substantially a fin, OF
hardly less than $1,000. which -
quite fine from any court. Rick.
ard waH sorc today. but not az tho
commission. He felt that the man.
ayers were getting him IN bad and
doing some tricks 20 hurt the game
I'm take that suspension and not
shy word Richard said. "I'vc
got the biggest club IN tho state:
III show the others how 20 accent
discipline The commission n ia
there 70 run the business and III
help all I can.
But" he continued. you can be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
MORE COACHES
ARE NEEDED

High school teams can't gel the
best results without good coaching.
There are too many ail.year coaches
In tho loctai prep league who under.
stand one or two OF the games. but
don't savvy tho others. and their
teams suffer tho consequences Good
coaching Is essential to good teams.
and the introduction OF more special.
~ coaches would be great thing
for high school sports in Seattle.
Thousands OF people are interested in
the league. and an open appeal is
made 20 the public for its support. so
tho followers OF every individual
team are entitled TO the best coaching
obtainable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
ALPHA SIGS
COP CAMPUS
NIT TITLE

A LPHA SIGMA PHI fraternity.
"A by virtue OF Les sherman's win
from Al schuss Sigma Phi Epsilon.
in the 175-pound class finals at the
campus gym Wednesday night, took
the internationally boxing title
from three close contenders.
It was only by the narrowest Of
margins that the husky quarterback
was able 10 take the decision from
Schuss. who put UP a fine battle.
Alpha Sigma Phi scored 80 points,
Sigma Phi Epsilon scored %: Pi
Kappa Alpha tied for second with
% and Alpha Tau Omega took
fourth with II.
Other results follow:
lis pound-Rcnshaw. Delta Psi
Delta, took decision from Grant.
Alpha Sig. 125-Nuckols, Theta
xJ. won from Ellis. Phi Kappa Sig.
ma. 135-Schreuder. a. T. o., won
from Martina. Delta Sig. 1f5-Reed
$. r. T., won from Bcymer, Phi Sigma
Kappa 15s-Hicker. ri Kap, won
from Hopkins. Alpha sig.
The winners Of the inter.frater
nifty championships will fight the
independent winners at the Big "
club smoker, 70 be held In the uni
versity gym directly following this
Washington Washington state
wrestling match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
DIR. DAWES
LEADER AT
JEFFERSON

DR r. A. DAWES was chosen
~ captain OF tho jefferson Park
Coli club for tho coming season at
meeting % the clubs trustees yes.
tcrday.
This popular young dcntist.golfer
was a very active playing member
under Chef Kings regime last year.
and has always taken a very keen
interest In the links game. With tho
duties OF captain now resting on his
shoulders. he win be kept busy at.
tending 20 the competitive side Of
the playing OF the Beacon Hin lads.
The 1924 schedule win be drawn up
within tho next few days and Cap.
tain Dawes promises the jefferson.
ians plenty OF action during the sea-
son.
That captnincy award also places
him at the head OF the handicap
committee. which comprises the fol
lowing quartet OF we'll known links
men. NJ. J.. Gnlbralth. A. L. Hotter.
J. II. Stevenson and y. Menacho.
II. u. Folsom. Jr.. las, years prcsi.
dent. was appointed chairman OF the
greens committee. with Lee Hewitt
and II. r. Hanlon getting the other
two places on the roster.
SO now The jefferson Parkers are
all set for the coming season.
Yesterdays meeting also brought
about the selection OF a committee TO
confer With the park commissioners
In regard to the purchase OF add.
tional ground to build another nine
holes 10 the present nine on the west
side OF the boulevard. President T.
$. Llppy. DIR. d. H. Houston. Edgar
l.. Order. II. D. Folsom. Jr.. and Lee
Hewitt win meet the park board In
this ground selection session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
a REALLY
GREAT TEAM

Walter Bell. who was one Of the
most popular and most efficient
coaches that the Seattle High School
league ever had while he was at
Queen Anne. is now boys director at
Lincoln. In talking basketball the
other day Bell said that he thought
that his championship team Of tao
years ago wAs the greatest prep ms,
chine he ever sgw. That was the
five thnt breezcd in without defeat.
Schultz and Douglas were playing
forwards. shreeye took care OF cen.
ter and Krauzcunas and Gibson were
AZ guards.
THAT WINS a great team because
every man could do everything well
and they played together" says Bell.
II never expect 10 See better team
In action"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
MURCHISON IN
SPEEDY TRIAL

NEW YORK. Feb. I4.--LsoFcn Muir.
~ Gibson Of tho Newark Athletic
club. Americas premier Indoor
sprinter. equaled tho worid'e record
By running 100 yards last night In
10 seconds in the Samacinr games at
the 21nd regiment armory. Murehl.
son ran away from Bob McAiiis;sr.
former Metropolitan champion. and
Bonnie wetcrs. Jr.
JoIe Ray. Illinois Athletic club.
Americas hope for the olympic mid.
die distance. won tho 1900 meters
race in sOf as. with his tcammnte.
Ray Watson. sscond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
No Change
in Center
Field Men

FOLLOWERS viii fiil center field
IL bcrths on tho eight Coast league
clubs this season. The lineup fol-
lows:
Seattle Billy Lane.
Portland Dick Cox and Ike
Woifcr
San Fnneihco-Genc Vaila.
Salt Lake Johnny Frcderielln.
Oakland Claude Cooper.
los Wally Hood.
Sacramento Harold Brown.
Vernon C.het chadbouruc
Paul Strand. the leagues leading
hitter and center field star OF Salt
Lake iaa, year. IN the only ono nllss.
ing. but young Johnny FrcdcriclSa
viii III his position.
lane. Vaiia, and Cooper rank
among tho fastest men IN the league,
while Hood and Cox aro both good.
aiiaround performers. Hood. Lane.
and Brown nrc Tho best throwcr1.
with Lane, Cooper and chadbourne
having the edge an ficldcra.
Brown. yaIia. Cox. Hood and Fred.
eticks are all given a cahnce TO 20
up 70 the majors within the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
Michigan's Colored Track Star
to Try for Broad Jump Record

De Hubbard Mehgnna eoored ana field hopes
the running this And
many
Woiyeiueh
within inch hait o. eauaing tho - inches
Ned Gourdin Inability
properly Huhhards
this falling almost certain
feet 81 inches only the doWed
stepped the eaplnE beard
Oddly
have Of all
bard nd Butler
competition Hubbard has
ouHy. Hubbard
jump should DO heard breaking way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
Mcdonnell Wins
Way TO Top

You can't keep a good man
down.
Jack Mcdonnell young Seattle
heavyweight. has fought his way
hack 10 main event circles by his
recent knockout victories in Tacoma
and the big fellow will take on Mig
Yeager for Joe Waterman a week
from tonight.
Yeager. a good rishihanded hitter.
will b q pretty good test for Nc.
Donnell and the winner viii prob
ably get some good matches In
the near future.
Mcdonnell has deserted that shell
defense that Seattle fans razzed
him 30 for and is standing up and
boxing better He showed that be
really hits when he floored John
Budnick twice last week In the up
Sound city and he also showed he
could take a wailop when Budniek
foored him and Mcdonnell get up
lighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
JENKINS is
TAKING RISK

Jenkins. the Ballard track and Held
nee. is taking serious risks with his
future as an athlete by playing bas-
keibalI. as a twisted knee or a
wrenchcd ankle would practically
ruin him as a track and field man
He practically won the city title for
the Beavers alone last year. winning
flock OF firstS and the eolored boy
has a fine future ahead Of him.
Attic new AZ the cage game. his
speed and natural athletic tenden.
cies have improved his basketball
play. and hc's one OF the best stand.
ing guards in the city now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
Gotham Ring Board Socks
Richard With suspension

lisve mo that no match will be
made again in the Garden where
weight Is an important factor un.
less forfeit IL poHged that viii
protect me-
The commission set Marks and
hlA manager. Charley Cook. down
for 60 days for falling 10 mako tho
stipulated weight or H. pounds
Frank Churchill. villas manager,
was also suspended for 90 days 10
cause he failed TO collect or refused
10 accept the 1880 forfeit which
had been posted a. Marks weight
guarantee.
RickRrd was disciplined not only
because the commission felt he did
not let The public know that Il
could not have been a champion
ship bout. but because he had failed
70 have the forfeit money posted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-14
TIIyE WINS

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. i4.-Ted
Thye, worlds light heavyweight
wrestling champion, managed to re.
tain his title here last night. when
awarded the match. after Heinc
Engel. Dubuque. foulcd him by
throwing him on his back off the
mat after the referee had called for
a break three times