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Evening star., 1925-10-24
Our Children-By Angelo Patri

the grocery catalogues. the car cata- :
logues. the seed catalogues Book
catalogues are often works OF art and
contain valuable information. Some
times they are SO expensive IN make
that there is slight charge for them.
But they are well worth it.
You will allow tn, children 70 writ o
for their own catalogues. Writing the
letter nd inclosinS the stamp for re-
ply Is lesson in itself. Then the de-
liEhtful anticipation of the reply
That's the charm Of II. When the
gay hooks come there Is scramble
and shout of delight and an hour or so
spent in study.
II you have not been sending for
catalogues try ii and see. The art of
putting these lists together has pro
gressed far these last 10 years. Now
adays catalogues are family reference
books.
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LITTLE BENNY
nv LEE rAFE.

Me and Leroy Shooster was wawk-
ing to skool this morning Wishing We
wasent. me saying G. this IL a swell
day. who ever invented skooi on
day like this?
That's A way | feel. G. wy couldent
il Of bin some kind Of a holiday today
on sutch a peetch Of q day? Leroy
sed.
G. maybe it is for all we know.
.ed. Maybe it's the berthday OF some
body that invented something or
something. | sed.
G, that's rite, how do we know, and
enyways. that reminds me. its Persey
Viewers berthday today and how do
we know he isn't going to grow up
to be CRATE famous man? Leroy
Shooster sed.
Wat that simp? l sed. and Leroy
sed. Sure. how can we tell? G, win
nickers. he may change intirely wen
he grows up and be so CRATE his name
win be In all the histry hooks wen
he dies and none Of the kids wont haff
to go to skool on his herthdays. 40
holey smokes wy cant we celebrate
this berthdav In advance? he sed
G. roozslem. that's rite. | sed. That
darn kid mite tern out to he a CRATE
genercl or something Jest for spite
and we wont he kids eny more by
that time so II we don't celebrate his
berthday today we may never get
another cha lets start TO wawk
out to the park.
Wich we started to. and jest then
who came along but pop, saying.
Hello. hows this. watts the big ideer
of wawking in this direction wen your
pritty neer late for skool as 1t Is?
L. @1v
town to the Office long ago. l sed. a nd
pop sed. Tell me your secret thawts
some other time, and now let me sea
a little rapid action In the direction Of
skool
Wich ! did. Leroy running with
| me on account OF proberly not wunt-
ing 10 celebrate Perseys berthday all
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Rust Spots on Linen.

Rust spots on table and bed linen
can easily be removed by thoroughly
moistening them with juice squeezed
directly from a fresh-cut lemon. The
material should afterward be exposed
to bright sunshine. Leave 1t on for
an hour or two and then rinse o,,t
the lemon Juice Sometimes two or
three applications of the lemon juice
may heseecessary before the spots will
finally 1,isappear
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Lessons in English
ny W. u. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't say
81 adore apple pie" though you may
"like il very much
Often miSpronounced: Rsndbox
Pronounce the and not as ba box
Often misspelled: Dyspepsia.
Synonyms: Lovable, adorable, at
tractive. winning, charming, fascinat
ing, engaging, bewitching.
Word study: Use a word three
times and it Is yours Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Todays word
Premonition; a forewarninS OF some
thing yet to occur. For days he
was bothered by this premonition.'
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MODE MINIATURES

Paris insists on unwired contours
for her millinery creations-wide fiex-
ihle hrims that may droop or he
shaped becomingly to the face. And
To accomplish this she uses first of
all velvet and recently shaggy
beaver with a silky sheen.
The ma aiority of these models still
claim short backs. but worth watching
is the increasing tendency for larger
ones.
Wear one of these fiattering shapes
II YOU are tall enough to carry il with
grace and your face is large enough
not 10 appear diminutive under their
shadowing hrims.
NJ ARG ESTTF,.
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Peter Ra bhitt wss no wiser than hs
had been from the beginning regard
Ing the home Of Ruddy the Red-oacked
Mouse over In the Green Forest. II
think" said Peter to Ruddy, that
you're most impolite to invite me to
call on YOU at your home and then
not show me the way to your home.
The bright. beady eyes of Ruddy
snapped and twinkled. Il think.
Peter" said he. that 1t is most impo-
lite of you to be so curious about my
affairs. You will he most welcome at
my home IL you can find 1t. If you
Evening star., 1925-10-24

During late summer the fashion
question that seemed to cause most
interested and sometimes most eX-
cited comment in Paris and French
fashionable resorts concerned q posi-
hle return of the hustle. The question
OF skirt lengths is not very pressing
1t the present time. Wear EN- AS
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ceptible to many fine decorative treat
ments.
We have sketched this particular r
bay window for you beca use we think
II has much to command 1t to the at
tention of the prospective home
builder. The fact that the house
self Is built on the ground level gives
the hay a cozy. sheltered appea rance.
and 1t Is also perfectly in accord with
the architectural style of the house a
modern Interpretation of the New
England colonial style.
On the inside this window reaches
to the floor and a comfortable daven.
port is sheltered there.
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HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN

In the newer houses one sees bay.
windows rising to sudden popularity.
They are of many types and sizes. but
always they add character to the ex-
terror of house and from within give
the window a distinctive quality, sus-
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"PuzzTcks"
-PnzzIe.Limprick.

certain young warrior of Parma
Once lovingly fondled his chsrmer.
said the maiden demure:
You'll excuse me. I'm sure.
But | wish you would take off your
armor.'
tCopyrirht 1929
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Parking With Peggy

"Old fashioned Iove-making seems
to have gone out Of style: nowadays
Young folks do their 'ccurting' hefore
a divorce judge"
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Ruddy's Home.

Where 1.-Two and what | do
Has naught At all 10 10 with you.
-Ruddy the Mouse.
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short as Won like or as short as YOU
dare-and II you want 10 he very. very
extreme, and very daring. then wear
them LONG Waistlines are little
higher, there is no question about
that, and high collars seem to be an
established part of fashionable street
wear in Paris. Skirts-at least most
skirts-show much more flare. but
then the flare has been coming in
gradually for several seasons, and we
were prepared for that. But this bus
tie thing-well. what are YOU going 10
do about it? Do YOU like 1t, and. seri-
ously, II il came into style would YOU
wear It? They tell me that in Paris
il causes much comment.
Perhap ps that very fact is auspi-
cious Women. most Of them. declare
'Asat they wouldn't think Of wearing
1t, or anything remotely like II. 1t
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iCnnyright. 1921
Evening star., 1925-10-24

YEAR MISS DIN What should girl do between the Of
when she old to play with dolls and old enou
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The Y. P. @. girls defeated FAIRBANKS
Morse girls. RI to Q. The Y. p. G. girls
displayed q dashing attack
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NEW SPIRIT ON
TAP AT MANUAL
Roines Club Leads in Boost
ing Net Team.

Manuals blood is up. Spurred by
the Roines Club, the entire student
body is making preparations to back
the basketball team and Coach Jones
to the limit.
Knowing the team has the best
material within the last couple Of
years. the whole school is trying to
disprove the. popular belief that
Shortridge and Tech represent the
city's best.
To the Roines Club, which counts
Edwin Eickmann, captain of the
team, and two other members Of the
basketball quintet among its mem.
bers. goes the credit for augment
ing the new spirit in the school.
After the alumni game some time
ago. several members of the alumni
team declared the present varsity
squad to be the best in several years.
Manual is at Bloomington Friday and
plays Mooresville here on Saturday
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RADIO SERVICE
ON H. S. GAMES
K, C, Star Willing to Handle
Indiana Scores.


A plan has been arranged by E..
G. BroIillstte of the Washington
qnd) Democrat, whereby scores Of
Indiana high scnool basket games on
Friday night will be broadcast from
the WDAF station of Kansas City,
Mo- The Kansas City Station is
reported to be a. favorite in Indiana.
In order to get the scores broad
cast it viii be necessary for various
schools desiring service to arrange
to send in scores as soon as the
games are over either by prepaid tel
egrarn or long distance phone call
The scores should go to the Kan
sas City Star, Kansas City, Mo.
If the teams in this State respond
to the offer the service will start
Friday night.
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TOOPEN
BIG TEN SEASON
AT IOWA FRIDAY
Boilermaker Hopes Rise as
Robbins Receivers From
Recent Illness.

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 8.-Fin-
ishing touches to intensive training
were put on the Boilermaker basket
squad this afternoon in a light drill
before boarding train for Iowa
City this evening where the Hawk
eyes will be played Friday night in
the opening game of the Big Ten
schedule for Purdue.
Iowa has one victory to it's credit
in the only Western Conference con-
test played SO far. Minnesota was
defeated last Monday night.
The Hawkeyes have been stumbling
blocks for Purdue in basketball. Last
year they won two games, which
put Lambert's squad out of the run
ming for the title
Robbins Back
winston Robbins, flashy floor
guard, will be, ready for the whistle
at Iowa and this fact has encouraged
the followers Of the Purdue team.
He is a player whose place Is hard
to fill. He seems to have completely
recovered from his Illness.
The problem of who to play at
forward continues to be puzzler on
the Boilermaker squad. In three
non-C Conference games Lambert has
used practically every one Of his
forward candidates. Wright, Jolly.
Taube, Neuman and Harmeson are
the five leading men bidding for the
offensive positions.
Cramer at Center
The center job has been practically
clinched by Cramer. an elongated
youth from Angola. He is a good
jumper.
Wellman, reliable back guard. has
started his year OF captaincy most
auspiciously. and seems destined to
add to the court laurefs he already
has gathered in Big Ten circles.
Purdue opens it's home conference
schedule, Jan. IA. when Michigan
comes to Lafayette.
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Walker, because he stayed on the
aggressive and tried to poke his big
ger opponent out of. a shell of de-
Tense, won practically every round
of a twelve-round no-decision con
test that drew nine thousand spec
tators.
Walker weighed 14s% pounds
and McTigue was under his divis-
ions weight at 100 pounds.
Welter Strong In Third
The welterweight champion forced
the fight from the first round, and
in the third round it seemed he had
McTfgue going, but the light heavy
weight champion got out Of the
hole.
McTigne landed but one hard
punch. and that was a right-hand
to the head that knocked Walker
across the ring in the first round.
The little fellow was not slowed up,
however, and he returned to force
the fighting.
For four rounds Il: was a fair
fight, with Walker digging and tear
ing away at the body and McTigue
keeping himself carefully covered.
But from the fifth round it was a
slow, listless contest that had the
spectators "showering razzberries''
on the fighters.
Each Has Abb
Both fighters made excuses after
the contest. McTigue said he had
hurt both his hands and Walker said
he had entered the ring with heavy
cold.
McTigue did act as if he had hurt
his hand. but the fans figured the
Injury must have happened out of
the ring as he didn't hit Walker with
enough force to do himself damage.
Walker had been favored generally
to outpoint McTigue in no-decision
fight. because McTigue cares very
little about the results Of fights
where there are no hands lifted at
the finish. Some thought Walker
would win by knockout. but that
was not logical. What would Walker
have done with the light heavy
weight championship if he had won
it?
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Captain K Ter and Grove. football
players. returned to South Bend
Wednesday. ahead Of the remainder
Of the gridders, who will not arrive
9th Saturday and Sunday. It is
Try doubtful if these two will get
into the local fray.
Nyikos, at center. has been the
main spring of the South Bend
teams attack aided by Reinhardt.
Dahlnan and Mahoney. The last
named was out OF the Mercer con.
test because of injuries.
Butler expects some tough opposi-
ton and has been drilling hard.
Harker remains on the shelf because
Of his knee injury. The guard jobs
probably win be taken care of by
Colway. Reach and Nipper, all fine
performers.
Grdggs will get back into things
and Konold and Wakefield are ready
to step into the center job.
The main affair will start at ..
M, preceded by q curtain raiser be-
tween two Of Assistant Coach
Hinkle's freshmen squads. The cur
tain raiser will commence at p. m.
Doors will open at .6:45.
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went the limit. In the third
Leonard scored a knockout
Leonard battled Johnny Kill
bane, then champion Of the
feathers. in 1916 and had his
troubles. When they met several
years later In a second test
Leonard slowed KiIbane away in
three rounds. Willie Richie gave
Leonard terrific battle on the
coast in a four-rounder. closing
one eye tight. But the next time
they met Leonard Knocked him out
In eight rounds.
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WARD LEADS IN
De PAUW VICTORY
Diminutlye Forward Beats
Marquette Almost Alone.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. S.-The De
PAW University basketball team Of
Greencastle. Ind, defeated Mar
quette here Wednesday night, rs to
16, by showing a superior brand of
ball Throughout. The Hoosiers
passed well. The half ended 10 TO
I in favor of the visitors.
The diminutive Ward drtbbled
through the Marquette defense for
five field goals. His points totaled
fifteen as he made five free throws.
He was a flash. Sturtridge, De
PAW center, added three from the
field. Captain Hirt of the winners
was great on defense.
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Benny Leonard Lightweight Boxing Champion,

IT always have found, too, that
when YOU jab, a man drops his
hands. This is natural physical
reaction. 1t Offsets the lack Of
balance caused by the head going
back. When a fighter drops his
hands he is, Of coarse, wide open.
Leopard is shrewd. cunning
workman. and easily the smartest
of all present-day fighters. This
quality is shown in the way he de-
livers his jab. BY turning his body
to the right he lengthens the jab
the full width of his shoulder, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-08

Harry Wills says in training for a
fight he goes days at a time without
eating -. We know several fight
ers who do the same thing even
when not training for a fight.
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4 Red Crowns failed to show up at Com
munal Hall for game with the Communal
r. NJ. III a. III hard fought game The
Communal = r. =. i. defeated the Com
~. ..l. q ,a A. seconds ssss "a e i
al2zlef anil FeItmah with ave each Here
the ssers tor tne Winners. The Com,
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STAR GRAPP[ERS
ON AT BROADWAY
Ross and Reynolds Clash
Here Tonight.

Wrestling fans are anticipating
some wild entertainment at the
Broadway Theater tonight when
Jack Reynolds, Indiana University
wrestling coach. grapples with Tony
Ross, Kansas City deadlock wizard,
in finish bout Immediately after
the regular show at the playhouse.
The mat go will start about 9:45.
Young Olson will be the third man
in the ring.
Reynolds and Ross staged a SEN
sational bout at the old Empire
Theater two years ago. Reynolds
winning after furious engagement.
Both wrestlers are said to be at
the top Of form for the affair tonight.
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important and Near by
H. S. Net. Games

TONIGHT
Cathedral at Huntington Catholic.
FRIDAY
Muncie at Shortridee
Manual at Blooming ton
Cathedral at Decatur Catholic.
Ben Davis at Amo
Columbus at Shelbyville.
Evansville Central at COnnersville
Greenwood at louisville
Logansport as Kokomo
Marion at Anderson.
Morgantown at MooreeviIle.
New Palestine at Eden.
Rochester at North Manchester
Vincennes at Bedford
West Newton at Southport.
SATURDAY
Technical vs., Broad Ripple at Local
shortridge at Brownsburg tourney.
Mooresville at Manual.
Bloomington at Jefferson (Lafayette)
Garfield (Terre Haute) at Vincennes
Central (Evansvillel at Columbus.
Rokomo at Muncie.
Lebanon at Logansport.
Eiwoodat at Huntington.
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H0REMANS SHOWS SKILL
l,eIgian in High Runs at Cue Elk
hIbitions, Wednesday.

Edouard Horemans, Belgian billiard
expert. was in real championship
form, Wednesday, in HIS exhibitions
here and turned in a number; Of high
runs against Jacinto Vargas, the
South American.
In the noon match at the A. c.,
Horemans won over Vargas. 200 to
10, in. three innings and made the
longest run here by getting 157
billiards in the first frame.
In the afternoon at Coolers he
won. $50 to 166, In ten Innings and
in the evening won again. ESQ to 38,
in five frames. The Belgian was
erratic in the afternoon. but came
back at night with a run from the
spot Of 10T.
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an opponent his head goes up. He
Is off balance. While q man Is
OF balance he can do nothing.
You are scoring and getting moth
ing in return.
Here's another argument.
When jabbing you put your glove
in the other fellows eyes. You
partly obscure his vision. Literally
you are fighting a blind man.
This leaves an opesing 70 slip
across a heavy punch. a hook or
a cross, which may end the fight
right then and there,
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Independent Basketball

Brightwood Juniors defeated the Lion
Tanners Wednesday night. "a to 10. The
Games are wanted In the 16-year- old class.
Call Webster 250S-J and ask for Johnny
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-08

Earl Mckee, who has been acting
as booking agent for the local EN-
Roe basketball team, announces. his
resignation from that capacity. and
asks that all future correspondence
relative to games be directed to Carl
C. Callahan at the Em- Roe sporting
goods store.
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in this way is always the width of
his shoulder plus the length Of his
arm away from an opponent. This
may not be new stuff, but it is un-
deniably smart. A lot of fighters
don't do it.
Here's another feature about
Leonard's fighting style that may
interest you. He always uses a
jab on fighter who has been
knocked down. 1.-THE first thing l
do when fellow gets up after go
ing down is to cross him. know
he is expecting a heavy finishing
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Partland. Frank Erne. Spider KEEL
ly and George McFadden. What
Leonard would have done against
those Observation-Disclosures is a ques-
ton.
Further proof OF Leonard's great
skill and ring smartness is found
in his unfailing ability to do better
against an opponent the next time
he faced him. Leonard won the
title from Freddie Welsh. He
fought the Britisher three times
in ten-round fights. The first two
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punch. don't give it to him.
Instead 1 jab his head back. Nine
times out Of ten he will drop his
hands. And then comes the real
opening for a knockout"
Nobody seems to know Just how
good Leonard was at his best. 1t
has been popular to compare him
with Cans. But Leonard wasn't
called on to meet the terrors of the
ring Cans had to face, men like
Sam Langford, Dial Hawkins,
Young Critic, Bat Nelson, Kit Nc
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Fountain Square Triangles desire games
in the 16 to 1S-year-old class with teams
having access 10 gyms, Address 2225
Roosevelt Ave-. or call Webster 1888.
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DOCUMENTSHEL
UP BY lands
Judge Changes Mind About
Releasing Evidence.

By United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. SIX. M. Lands.
baseball commissioner. Will take his
time before publishing the confess
sions" of Jimmy O'Connell : and
cosy" Dolan, New York Giant play
ers, fired for attempted bribery.
lands said Wednesday night he
intends to release the documents.
but only when he believes it will
be to the best advantage Of the
game.
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city and state teams ss write Bill ii Fuller
1885 Kentucky Ave. or phone Lincoln
6O17 between 8 and q p. M. Hummels de
feated the North Side Stars, 80 to 81.
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awesome weapon. It is, relatively.
what the bunt in baseball is to the
home run.
Yet the Champion called by
many the greatest lightweight
since the days of Cans and
Lavigne-insists a left jab to the
face has made and kept him cham
pion.
Now I'll tell you why l say
this went on Leonard. "A jab
counts for a point It's easy to
land. Points win decisions. That's
to be considered. When you jab
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-08

BABE RUTH SHOULDN'T COM
PLAIN ABOUT BEING WALKED
so MUCH. LOOK HOW LONG
WALKING HAS sKEPT DAN
O'LEARY ALIVEi
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Out-of- Bounds Play
BY COACH L. #. TURNER

.
Southern California University.
THE above diagram shows
an excellent out-of-bounds
IL play to penetrate five
man defense.
The back guard passes from
out of bounds to the left forward,
who in turn bounces a pass to
center. The center pivots and
passes to right forward.
The left forward SO times his
action that he arrives Just In time
to receive pass from right forward.
The floor guard sweeps down
the right side OF the floor to be
in a position to receive pass or
take rebound.
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PRESToS VS.. REAL SILKS
Fast Net Fray Promised at Speed.
WAY City Friday,

The fast Prest- O-Lite independent
basketball team plays the Real Silk
five at the Speedway City net floor
Friday night. There will be a cur
tain raiser, starting at 7:15.
The Prestos have been setting a
sensational pace and are out to add
the Real Silks to their list.
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! Ray Hahn Wins
"a Timea GneciaE

BIZ 14Dt6S GDeCt0k
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Jan. s.-Ray
Hahn. Indianapolis, beat Danny
Shore. Cincinnati. here in ten rounds
Wednesday night, Jack Reynolds
OF Muncie defeaesi Lou Henne-
berry Louisville. II the other ten
rounder.
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FLOWERS TRIMS 0'DoWD
Towel Tossed in Ring TO Save BOs
ton F1stic Mauler.
By United Press

By United Press
MARIEVILLE, r. l., Jan. s.
Tiger Flowers. Atlanta middle
weight, stopped Dan o'Dowd. Bos-
ton heavyweight, in the fifth round
wednesday when O'Dowd's seconds
tossed towel to save him.
Battling Bud, Atlanta, won a ten
round decision from Wardy Wilde,
England.