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State of North Dakota. County Of
Burleigh-ss.
Office OF County Auditor; Bismarck,
North Dakota.
To VIM. G. Hoerr. Manknto, Mimi.
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereina fter described
and which was assessed in your
name for taxation for the year 1922
was on the nth day Of December.
1923, duly sold, as provided by law.
for the delinquent taxes OF the
redemption from said sale win ax-
pfre ninety days ff6n, the com
pleted service of this n0tice. 0trs
Said land is described ast follows:
Southwest quarter Of Northeast
quarter, and southwest quarter Of
Northwest quarter and Northwest
quarter of Southwest quarter and
North one-half Of Southeast quar-
ter, Section 35. Township 137,
Range Is. Amount sold for, $35.8S.
Amount required to redeem at this
In addition to the above amount
you will be required Ia pay the costs
Of the service Of this notice and in
terest as provided by law and un-
less you redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration Of the
time for redemption as above stated,
a deed thereof will issue to the
holder of the tax sale certificate as
provided by law.
this 18th day Of January. 1927.
X. LYUNS.
Auditor Burleigh County,
North Dakota
First Publication, January IS, 1927.
1-18-25. I'll.
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state of North Dakota. County of
Burleigh--ss.
Office of County Auditor, Bismarck,
North Dakota.
To Agnes Ford, Gertrude Ford
Ellen Hogan, Catherine Donovan,
Mary Donovan, Winnefred Eus-
tiee, Jane Fergen. all Of James,
VILE. Milan. Roy c. & Clara Bol-
ton. Driscoll, n. D.. Federal Land
Bank. st. Paul, MIMI, DriscOll
Farm Loan Assn, Driscoll, N. D.
You are hereby notified that the
name for taxation for the year
1922 was on the nth day Of Dcceis,-
Der, 1923, duly sold, as provided by
law. for the delinquent takes Of the
year 1922. and that, the time for
pire ninety days froan,tf1' completed
service of this notice.
Said land Is described as fellows:
Southeast quarter, Secti0n<2, Town
ship 1913, Range rs. Amount sold
for. $1O6.13. Amount required to
redeem at this date. $154.9O.
In addition to the above amount
YOU willtbe required to pay the cost :
or the service OF this notice and in
less YOU redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration OF the
time for redempt ion as above stated.
a deed thereof will issue to the
holder of the tax sale certificate as
provided by law. q,
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day Of January, 1927.
Auditor Burleigh County.
North Dakota.
First Publication, January IL. 1927
1-10e25. 2-1
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M'GRAW HAS
AMBITION
WIN PEMANT
Veteran Manager, BY Aequir.
ing Hornsby on Trade. Com
pktes Major Stroke

New York, Jan, .18-LRs-Reinforce-
ments for every line, OF his defense
and attack, have fired ambitions Of
John McGraw to bring back the Ma
tional League pennant to New York
in the 26th yearof his reign AZ pilot
of the Giants a,f 'As ~
There will be q small army Of re-
cruits, many, Of. them from. the col
lege ranks, when the Gotham con-
tingent heads southwark next month
for spring training. But mid-winter
trades Of the vetersns manager. pre-
sage a continued MeGraw policy Of
relying largely on seasoned. CAM
paigners-heldoxer stars and players
obtained from Brooklyn, St. Louis
and Philadelphia. 81. <as
Hornsby Trade Sensational
| The major stroke in McGraw's re-
construction effort has been the SEN
sationalf trade that brought Rogers
Hornsby, from the worlds champion
Cardinals in exchange for infielder
Frank Frisch. and pitcher Jimmy
Ring. McGraw believes he secured
in. the famous slugger smart cop
tain whose, leadership on the field
Twill ably. second his own strategic
bench detection. So
\ With the erstwhile manager Of the
Cardinals pcfshed on second base,
McGraw also has intimated that Bill
Terry, young and hard hitting in
fielder. may replace George Kelly,
veteran first baseman. Travis Jack
ison, at short stop, and Freddy Lin
strom 1T third complete the .pFospec-
tive iifisld, while among *ij1 ether
I candidates, will be Eddie FSrreA, for.
mer Pennsylvania captain and Andy
Cohen. );
Confronted by gaps in his Nut4iel1
resulting from the release pf Hish
Meusel and Ross Youne's IillnSSs, N
i club has obtained George Harper
from the Phillies, and Bey* 1,ebpur'
veau, Al Tyson, Heinie Mueller and
the youthful Melvin OFT, remaine from
last year. Prospects among recruits
include Al Moore Of Jersey City
Andrew Reese Of Memphis, Te,
Jsanes Of Birmingham, Otis Carts,
Of Newark ana Red Saith, ! collseisz
frem Woliaaa and. Mary.
4 ~ Desormer. aequisition frsss
Loufsvilie and former major leagu,
- an eutstsnding bA1kstop candidate
Paul Florence, holdoveF from las
wear, and Sanford Handy Of Nor
I, folk also are axailahlA, cakehaEs.
II Indicaki0naxA ra that nleffraK a2ni1
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NOTICE on EXPIRATION OF
REDEMPTION

REDEMPTION
State of North Dakota, County of
Office Of County Auditor. Bismarck,
To Roy c. & Clara NJ. Cotton, Dris-
Assn, Driscoll, n. D., Agnes
Ford, Mary Donavan, Winnefred
Eustice. Jane Fergen, Gertrude
Ford, Ellen Hogan g. Catherine
Federal Land Bank, ST. Paul.
MINI.
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereina fter described
and which was assessed in your
was on the nth day Of December,
1928, duly sold. as provided by law,
for the delinquent taxes Of the
year 1922, and that the time for
redemption from said sale will ex-
pire ninety days from the completed
service Of this moth :. y
Said land is descr:.ssd ss follows:
Northwest quarter, Section 2. Iwp
15S. Range IS. Amount sold for,
$1Q1.4a. Amount required to redeem
at this date, $148.09.
In addition to the above. amount
You will be required to pay the costs
of the service Of this netice and in
terest as provided by law and un-
less You redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration Of the
time for redemption as above stated,
q, deed thereof will issue to the
holder of the tax sale certificate as
provided by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day of -January. 1927;
tss~ X. LYONS,
Auditor Burleigh County.
North Dakota.
First Publication, January "a. 1897
1-18-25. 81.
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Billy Evans Says
Rags to Riches

Rags to Riches
In the fistic game, one punch is
often the medium of transforming a
fighter from diet of pork and
beans to sirlOin steak with all the
trimmings.
One punch is often the difference
from being just "ham" to the
rating of a title contender. If in
doubt, page Billy Wallace or Eddie
Roberts.
Within the past two months these
two boys have sprung from what
HoFatio Alger would label, rags to
riches"
The case Of Eddie Roberts is more
unusual than that of Billy Wallace,
hence We will consider him first.
..ss.Ss
Picked ! Soft Spot
Joe Dundee, leading contender for
we1terweight title, accompanied by
his manager, decided to see America
first before doing any fighting in
New York. A trip to California was
to be a mere vacation iaunt.
Getting to the coast, promoters
besieged Dundee to show his wares.
A half dozen names were Presented
to his manager, with the request
that he pick one of the "hams" to
give Dundee. little workout.
Dundee and Mis- manager, after
giving the list, the up and down,
Thought Eddie Roberts looked to be
the softest proposition and selected
him.
The result is now a matter of ring
history. Dundee, slow starter, was
stepped in the first session, the ref
cree finally intervening. Dundee, of
course. insists he could have wealth
erred the round.
vaIue of Punch
The first punch of the fight that
floored Dundee put Eddie Roberts in
the heavy dough class. y,
] am informed that Roberts re-
ceived guarantee Of $AO0 for the
bout. For his return match with
Dundee he received a guarantee of
$4,000 with a. privilege of the re-
csipts making him practically sure
e e1E, 600.
One punch, properly hung on the
jAw.of Joe Dundee. Broadway fis,
tic favorite, made Roberts natural
fer his NeW~York premier. He
draws down 50 times as much for
HE return bout as he received from
the contest in which he kayoed Dun
dee.s
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Krause, but
are leaving for Hogue Monday.
Lillian Hillken visited with Mrs.
Arndt Monday afternoon.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
49, R%14DU1NpDYY0N

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OE
20 R18D0N9Fr1ON
State Of North ~Dakota, County of
Bur1eikh--Se.
Office Of County Auditor, Bismarck,
North Dakota.
To VIM. g. Hoerr, Mankato, MINI.
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed In your
name for taxation for the. year
1922 was on the 11th day of Decem-
ber. 1928, duly sold, an provided
by law, for the delinquent. taxes
Of the year 1929, and that the time
for redemption from said sale will
expire ninety days from the com.
pleted service of this notice.
Said hand is described as, follows:
Northeast quarter, Section IS, Twp.
137, Range 70. Amount sold for,
$37.2O. Amount required to redeem
at this date; $54.29.
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the
costs--Of the service of this notice
and interest as provided by law
and unless you redeem said land
from said sale before the expira-
tion of the time for redempt ion as
above stated, a deed thereof will
issue to the holder of the tax sale
certificate as provided by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day OF January, 1927.
X. LYONS.
Auditor Burieigh County,
North Dakota.
First Publication. January 1S, 1927.
1-18-25 2--l.
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Ml!lal0ney-D elsl
Eliminates HINT n !, !
Thought T esible

New York, Jan. 1S.-tD -Difference
Of opinion betwssn Tex Rickard and
Dan Carroll, manager 81 Jimmy Ma
loney, south Boston puncher, over .
matter Of percentages. was all that
stAsd in the way today of star
heavyweight elimination match be-
TWEEN Maloney and Jack Delaneys
Riekard already has met the terms so4
the light heavyweight champion for
tn hort slated for Madison Square
G11a6aa February IS. ~ a;.
ssl(sithersC Carroll nor Rickafdsexpesta
dtf1culty n reaching an agreements
The winner Of the proposed bout
prxbSbly wifi ~ nAxtehed TO meet
JAsk Shafksy, Boston conqueror a
Harry Wihs. a
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credit. His victims lacked reputa-
tions.
Then came the big chance, along
lines somewhat similar to the case
Of Eddie Roberts. Kid Kaplan, who
gave up his fcatherweight crown, be-
cause Of inability to make the weight,
wanted a workout prior to making
his New York debut as light
weight, with Champion Sammy Man
dell as his prospective opponent.
Surprise Party kt
For the first four rounds of the
bout Kaplin fairly smothered Wallace
Then in the forth, when it seemed
Kaplan would win as he pleased
Wallace hung a terrific right on his
Jaw and dow nhc went.
On three more occasions he soiled
a very nifty pair Of tights by con-
tact with the floor. That one punch
made Wallace Broadway card. In
his next engagement he strengthened
his prestige by stopping the very
clever Cuddy Demarco.
Yes, sir! The fight fans crave the
punch, not footwork.
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Garfield

Church service Veg hold Sunday
might at the schoolhouse by Rev. Nc
Coy. n
Matt and Asxhs Strand are visit
ing ct tAa a. n Strand home. They
arrived here Saturday from Aberl
crombis.
Those Who were guessA at the Oh
Olson ,holUe, Sunday we're Mr.. and
Mks. A. F. Ghylin and infant SON
GSrald. Mrs. A. N. Strand and sons.
Nh. Cxac4.Nysrs and daughter Irma.
Nat md Marquis Strand.
ia birthday party was given at
A. IN. Stsand'a home Monday night
ii honor ~. Einar's fifteenth birth
day. .Ths shish school and eighth
graders were honor guests. The eve
aniAe vasi spent In playing games. At
midbight delicious lunch :.was
served BY Mrs. Strand. =
Mr.. and Mrs.. a. F. Ghylin left
Monday for Bismarck, where she will
undergo an opeyqkton. Fred Olson IL
doing chores while Mr.. 0hylin is in
Bismarck. s,a -
\ School meeting was hall ct thu
sch0olhouse Tuesday aftsE1ioGn. From
there thay went to the Intermediates
room. where they heard . pragrasI
given, bE.<hs litsrany sesistv.. .HleoA-
sistad II stsadtAgss ,ausieat iia
md solo singing. - NJ
i There was : hrs. sat 4 the Earl
\ III home 1TuesdaStl Lti4t IN
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION ar

state OF North Dakota, County of
Office of County Auditor. Bismarck.
North Dakota.
TO m. G. HOerr, MankatO. MINI
! Edw. Coffin, Mex enxie, II. D.
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter described,
ana which WAS assessed In YOUR.
name for taxation for the year 1922
was on the 18th day or December.
1873, duly sold. as provided by law
LOT the delinquent taxes Of the
year 1922. and that the time for;
redemption from said sale viii ex-.
jpire ninety days from the comnleted
service Of this notice.
said land IL described as follows:
iSouthWeSt Qorter, Section i. Twn.
1S& Range77. Amount, sold Cor.
1880. Amount required to redeem
at this date, $72.25.
In addition to the above asm0aint
You Will be required to pay the costs
!0f the service OF this notice ana II !.
tcerest as provided by law and nm.
lfees you redeem said land from said
yale before the expiration Of the
Z me Tor redemption az above stated.
Z deed thereof will issue to the
|hkl0eF - thOitGx eoae certilicafA. =
lpN0yided by law.
Wttness my hand and official seal
sehys 18th day Of January 1891.
w X. LYONS.
III Auditor Burleigh County,
'yrst Pubiicas fon. sn morsr II paf sssa.
1-1s-1t. 81.
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Miss Lillian Hilken Of near Bald
win visited at the Regain school Mon
day afternoon, ts..s
The "Fiva Gloom Chasers" are
lpliying Ter dance.in. Regain Friday.
All arss wGlcoa1s to come and have q
good time. .r M
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mitchell Of Colum-
bus, n. d. are guests = the H. 3.
llfndk home. .4
We hsar that Ilsns. syullmas 10 III.
1rs. Jake Fisher aiad iiifaat ..sSd
lrsturned home from Bismarck Tues.
day, after visiting her brother.
\ Lsadbspes sensFsl store il all
ready for - new, .start, painted andI
Inventory ID ell taken.
\ Mr. and 1lrs. II. G. Armdi Of Reean
Jess.asw 'stayiag At Ma Asadt's ~.
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y SPORTS g 4!
Keep Your Feet on the Floor Valuable Bit Of
Advice For All Guards to Remember
BY II. G.. OLSEN
Ohio State. Coach


The guard. to become proficien,
at his job. must continually schoo
himself against some natural tenden.
cies which are detrimental to good
guard play.
A little careful observation of a
basketball game where there are one
or two clever forwards on one team
and pair Of inexperienced or poorly
coached guards on the opposing team
will very quickly prove the truth OF
this statement, at least. in one partic-
ular.
Given such situation, that is,
clever forwards against inexperienced
guards, one of the very noticeable fea-
lures to the observer will be the ease
with which the forward can dribble
through or around the guard, partic-
ularly following a fake shot.
The answer is generally found in
the play of the guard, in the mistake
which he is making because Of a
perfectly natural tendency or reac-
ton. What usually happens is this:
The forward has received the ball,
and perhaps he carries the acting
further-goes through the actual mo-
ton Of shooting. The inexperienced
guard, playing the game for all he's
worth, is going to block that shot, so
he leaps into the air to get his hands
in the path Of the ball on its flight
to the basket.
Too late he discovers that the
forward didn't shoot; he was merely
taking shot and is now staring a
dribble past him. The guard very
quickly senses what has happened
and would like to stop him, but, UNI
fortunately, he is still up in the air,
literally, and he cant start after the
forward or do anything about stop
ping him until his feet are back on
the floor again and he has gathered
himself together.
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La Barba Plans to
Retire From Ring
- By September q

New York, Jan. 18-LP)-Fidel La.
barba, yduthful flyweikht champion
of the world, plans to retire from
the.sr;ng before his .22nd birthday
NEXT September 20. The little hat-
tier from, Los Angeles intends then
~ enter Leland Stanford university
70 complete his education. He .pf1ns
two more title defenses before next
September, provided he disposes Of
Elky Clark of Scotland, European
.chamHiOn, in 12-round champion
ship match at Madeaps Square GAR
den< Friday night. sss.kXf y 4
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RAMS TALKATIVENESS
MAY COST HIM OFFICE

=
New York, Jan. l8-tR-The New
York World says today that Ban
johnson has talked himself out Of
the. presidency of the American
League" unless seven club owners 60
back on a promise made TO- Commiss
sioner Lands December II, 1924. & !
The club owners of the league,
with the exception Of Phil D. C. Ball
Of st. Louis. signed a, statement Of
assurance to the commissioners ON
that date that Johnson's "miscon-
duct will cease or his immediate re-
meval from office will follow" the
paper says:
Action Of the League grew out Of
Johnson's criticism Of Commissioner
Landis' decisions in the O'Connel-
Dolan scandal, a situation which the
World compares with that now exist
ing as a result Of the American
League presidents condemnation Of
lands action for publishing the
charges made by Dutch Leonard
against Ty Cobb and iris Speaker. /.
The paper says that Johnson has
imperiled. his position by violating
the pledge he signsd along with the
American League owners in 1921 in
which each promised. Lsndis to "ac-
quiesce in his decigieas, even when
we believe them mistaken and that
we, will not discredit the sport by
public criticism Of him or Of one
aAother.n sas.a -s. & !
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from the second Division with, . .star
southpaw. Jack Bentldvs fbrm2r fff1e
baseman with the Phillies will at
tempt the portside flinging. McGraw
has added Burleigh Grimes, right
handler from the Robins, to the vetet-
ans ss we'll as Virgil Barnes.s Fred
Ntzsimmons, Kent Grcenfield. and
Hugh Mcmillan. Among the pitch
ing recruits are Fay Thomas Of New
Haven, Ned Porter Of the University
of Florida, Howard Holland Of the
University Of Virginia and several
minor leaguers. n.
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This doesn't take long, it's true,
but it usually takes long enough so
that the forward has gained enough
OF jump on the guard to insure a
free shot from that point, or a drib-
ble-in shot.
The moral from the guards stand
roint is. keep your feet on the floor.
Don't follow that natural impulse
to leap into the air to block the
shot. Throw up your hands to dis
concert the shooter, etc., but don't
commit yourself too fully.
The above applies to shots from
out on the floor. not to shots in
close proximity to the basket, where
1t is often advisable and necessary
to leap into the air to block a shot.
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NEWS IF OUR NEcBoRS

Bis4skR this *evlk returned Friday
nifiE IA ss,a /
Miss Il farmentar visited at the
Paul Crse1sN hems over Weekend, /,
Missss Eide and 0'Brien returned
home to spsnd the wssk.Snd With
their parents. "a 49, 80
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Bonnie Valger, France, outpointcd All
Simmons, England (l0).
Trenton, N. MARTY Gold, Phil
adelphia, and Bias Rodriguez, Next
can flyweight champion, drew (1O).
Jersey City, N. J.-Cowboy Eddie
Anderson, Wyoming, defeated Joey
Dorando, Lyndhurst, uO).
1ndianapolis-Chuck Virgins, In
dianapolis, defeated young Bob Fitz-
simmons, Newark, N. j., COY.
Springfield, Mo.--Johnny Harris,
Des Moines, defeated Johnny Hughes,
Galena, NO).
Memphis-Johnny Franks, Market
Tree, Ark, won on foul from Paul
Moore, Memphis (3).
Columbus, Ohio.-Pancho Dencio,
Philadelphia, and Eddie O'Dowd, Col
umbus, drew (l2).
Fights Tonight
Minneapolis-Joey Cline, Milwau-
kee, VS.. Ernie Fleigel, Minneapolis
(10). Farmer Lodge, Minneapolis, VS..
Mike Mandell, St. Paul CO..
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Basket hsn Scores

!, 9, Theses % ,,ol'sss'as; River Fans
CsfIeton u; Hanlins 3d..
North Dakota u. Sc; South Daketa
u. ri.
Valley CITY Teachers e; Ellendsls
NornaAl -.
1oehAa6ax A4a& 81: Znmhrota II.
ipepa collsgisla -; Arcadia
] G1few1 s..
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3The substitutes for Glendive were;
Tksmpson for Hancock, Waigls for
Hammered.
The Normal subs were: Nicola for
Mccain, Mccain for Nicola, Nicola
fer Mccain.
Z Fsaak. nichards. the high schael
c1ach, was referee.
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NEW SCANDAL !.
PROBE: BEGUN
BY JOHNSON
American League Head
Spreads Disquieting Stories
About Peculiar 1922 Series

Chicago, Jan. ls-P)-The baseboll
winter scandal series, which is ,sp-
preaching its climax in Mondays re-
opening Of the Cobb-Speaker sitna-
ton, took new tack today with dee
larations by President Ban johnson
Of the American League that the 1922
world series is under the scrutiny of
his office. Z.
Mr.. Johnsor,iin adding to his crit
icism Of Baseball. Commissioner Lam
dis for making public the Speaker
Cobb. case, spoke Of the investigation
Of charges of fixed games In l9f7
and then asked why the baseball head
doesn't show the same enthusiasnl
for the Investigation Of some Of ouf
recent. world SERIES" .Ss..
Johnson said his office was susinS
all, the resources.m its power "te
unearth the facts about that peculiar
serics,, played in 1922" which the
Giants. won frem the. Yankees in; five
games. u 9;.s 90. !'f,a,>{ I. IS
II am still trying to get evidence
against several. players in that series.
Their actions and my reports on then,
make me suspicious. Il;
Baseball observers expect plenty
Of fireworks ut Mondays. meeting as
the elimination, of . seven-year feud
between johnson and Lands.
The American League head, who
forced the retirement of Ty Cobb and
iris Speaker and Comm ss;oner Lam
dis, who wants to know more about
the reasons for this action, were
agreed chat the investigation ba held
in public. a
But just what Johnson and his
club owners will decide to disclose to
the commissioner and the public will
be decided upon next Sunday, when
he and his magnates discuss their
rlAn of procedure. ~ %t& ~s
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Philadelphia Jimmy Jones
Youngstown, Ohio, knocked out Eddie
Bunbrook, Baltimore (D.
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Cleveland-Louis (Kid) Kaplan
Meridian, Conn.,, beat Lou Paluso
Salt Lake City l2).
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Newark, N. Paul Doyle, Brook.
lyn, beat AL Conway, Newark, (1O)
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Baltimore-Bob Garcia, Baltimore
won a technical knockout over Ruby
Stein, New York (9).
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Memphis-Johnny Franks, Marke
Tree, Ark, won on foul from Pau
Moore, Memphis (3).
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Columbus, Ohio.-Pancho Dencio
Philadelphia, and Eddie o'Dowd, Col
umbus, drew (l2).
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FIGHT RESULTS

(By The Associated Press) !
Boston--Sailor Eddie Huffman, Call
ifornia, beat Pat Mccarthy, Roxbury
.(10).
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New York-Sid ferris, New York,
whipped Ray Mitchell, Philadelphia
1O. Harry Wallace, New York. de-
'feated Al Gordon, Philadelphia I0).
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Indianapolis-Chuck Virgins, In.
dianapolis, defeated young Bob Fitz.
simmons, Newark, N. j., (1O).
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Springfield. Mo.--Johnny Harris,
Des Moines, defeated Johnny Hughes.
Calena, (O).