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Basketball

North Side Hatchets would like to book
games with teams playing in the 1916
year-old class having access to gyms Call
Harrison 2OO4-W. ask for Joe.
Edgewood A. c. defeated Plainheld Mer-
chants Wednesday night at Edgewood. %
were captured by John Stenger and gene
Wayman. Fields and Christy were OUT
standing for the losers. Edgewood tangles
with Beecn Grove tonight at the Grove.
West Side Cardinals want games with
teams in the 17-19-year-old class having
tween and p m. Christamore Juniors.
Christamore Triangles. East Park and H.
N. s.. notice.
Holy Trinity Juniors want games lin the
1S-20-year-old class for Sunday afternoon
1893 ask for Stan. b Between and ei pn mn
Manager of Rhodius Juniors is asked TO
call above number. Holy Trinity Bearcats
class and would like to book contest for
Sunday afternoon with team having ac-
cess cess gym. Call Belmont 07so between
tamore Comets. st. Catherine and East
Park notice.
Rex Bulldogs, playing in the 14-17-vear-
old class have four open dates next week
For games call Talbot 1889. ask for Curly
BB1niidogs swamped Broadway SHIPPERS
wizards would like to schedule games in
the 17-l9-year-old class. st. Phillips HOLY
Trinity Juniors. Communal Midgets and
K1rshbaum Bulldogs notice. Call Harrison
25l2-W. between and D. M ask for
Joe.
Kautsky A. c. desire two games for next
week with strong city or state teams
Write Pete Bailey. 1888 Otterbein avenue
or phone Drexel 1922. or call Frank Kaut-
sky during the morning at Drexel 1881
Games played in the Brookside U. B.
League Wednesday resulted in a victory
for Heath Memorial over Brookside
Flashes. n to IA. and Lincoln Chapel de-
feated Brookside U. B.. ~ to II. League
standing:
Won. Lost
Brookside U. B. ............
Heatn Memorial ................
Lincoln chapel .................. 5
Brookside Flashes ....9
Next week. Brookside U. B. clashes with
Heath Memorial and Lincoln Chapel PLAYS
Brooks1de Flashes. Final games win be
played Wednesday. March 2.
The Stratford Theater Hatchets won
oeclsive victory over the Seventeenth
Street Wizards. IS to g. It was a fast
battle. Thomas was high point man for
the Hatchets and Davidson was est for
the wizards. Hatchets desire games with
teams having access to GYMS. Call Ha
zOl0-R between / and 1870 and ask for
Bob. or write LYLE Conover. 1914 BeIle.cn-
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PURDUE IS FAVORITE

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Undisputed
lead in Big Ten Observation-Disclosures
for a few days only-hinges on to-
nights contest between Northwest
ern. defending champions, and
dangerous challenger, Purdue, on
the, Boilermakers' own floor. 2
The speedy, clever Boilermakers'
preseason favorites to wrest the
title from Northwestern, were ex-
pected to fulfill that prediction to-
night. Each has lost one game TINS
season. Northwestern, however, mas
won seven to Purdue'S five.
The strongest combinations pos
sible will be put on the floor by eacn,
with individual contests expected
between the two scoring aces, Joe
Reiff. Northwestern's all-America
forward, and Johnny Wooden, Pur-
dues all-America guard. Rein IS
leading the conference in individual
scoring but Wooden has better
average.
If the title defenders lose this
game they still may beat Purdue on
the home floor later, but North
western must also play Ohio State
and Michigan away from Evanston.
The wildcats defeated both-oy
one point margins-on their own
court. Purdue, however, has a
longer. more intensive schedule re-
naming.
Michigan will attempt to stay IN
third place, behind the Boilermak-
ers, by beating Illinois at Cham
paign. Indiana and Iowa meet at
Iowa City, Wisconsin plays Mime
sofa at Minneapolis and Ohio State
takes on the cellar occupant, CHI
cago, here.
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Ran Stops Townsend, Devlin
Earns Title Go With Jones

hard right jolt to the jaw. Only
forty-Seven seconds of the round
had elapsed when Townsend was
out. The end was unexpected, be-
cause the Vancouver boxer had won
the first round, giving Ran a ter
rife body beating. Ran weighed
lat; Townsend, las.
In the other feature ten-rounder,
Chick Devlin, San Francisco mid
dleweight, easily won the decision
over Young Terry of Trenton, N. J..
Devlin'S victory entities him to a
bout with the National Boxing As
Sociation'S new champion, Gorilla
Jones.
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BILL TERRY IN FOLD

Giants First Stacker Ready to Re-
port for Spring Drill.
By United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-Bin
Terry, first baseman holdout from
Memphis, was ready to join his New
York Giant teammates at Los
Angeles today. He signed his con-
tract Friday after a conference with
John McGraw, manager of the New
York club.
Bill received about $4,000 last
year. 1t was reported unofficially
that the Giants had asked him to
take 40 per cent cut.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Eddie Ran,
Polish welterweight, staged an i'm
pressive comeback Friday night by
knocking out Billy Townsend of
Vancouver, B. c., in the second
round of a scheduled ten-rounder
at Madison Square Garden.
Previously Ran had been out
pointed by Townsend and knocked
out by Billy Petrolle. His victory
entities him to a shot at Jimmy Nc
Larnin, who incidentally halls from
Townsend's home city.
The hard-hitting Polish boy sent
Townsend down for the count with
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Friday H. S.
Gage Scores
CITY SCHOOLS

CITY SCHOOLS
e aephhEdiaSe r. W @5ssSnpeSssIe a.
G eirs nSSmliors q; Broad Ripple. II.
Park. 80; Castleton. 10
- OTHER SCHOOLS
auburn, 46; Portland. IL
emerson. 30: Central TIT. Wavnel IS
Atlanta. Is; Arcadia is 49,
gutter Township. 20; Amboy. IL
,,b North Vernon. ~; Aurora, II lover
burlington: IS: West Middleton. IS.
Boswell. 26; Fowler. IS
Bourbon. is:: b.; asr,i' ~ L.
:, , Jefniersonvilie. %; Bedford. a (oyer-
cambridge, IS; clOverdale. Is.
BBEowEnstGyn,, 20, Cortland. IS.
PlainfleId. 80; Ben Davis. 20.
Boonville 81; Rockport II.
We CoIumo,a City. %; North Side ut
c coI}natSs, e. e; gEushRyine. u.
Cutler, So; Delphi Reserves, 10.
Carmel. 43; louisville. a. =
cqS TFtsnedsSgiITls, "a "a Elder Elder is
Clarks Hill 30; Bowers. 5.
SSS saafIIs is, g; RIsh%Snd'. IL l..
J actson. Is: Z Erv ninor Is g.
N Bose use EVANSVILLE. IS: Reitz Evansville
Eden. 81: iFtortvile, Is,
Orleans; 10: French Lick, u.
Flrsentog,,N 90 rl9td' ~ 'oNept!nei
FRANKFORT 4s; Kokomo, 81.
e eTisith. g. 81 R ReE4iiv H. a
Gas CITY, 40: Bunker Hill Is.
GP seHf rS aike eonve 1s SSyertime
Washington East chicagol. %; Horace
~ doodiand. IT: Morocco. Q.
Needersburg. %; Hillsboro. II. tover-
;, Wallace. 90; Hobart. 81. double over
Wabash. "a Hartford CITY. is.
CLAW Howard. %; Howard. %.
Jasper. 20: Winslow. %.
jackson Township, 81: Attica Reserves =
KKentland. %; Remington, 20. Covertms,.
LANCER, ~ ~; K5Inngm am 20: =.
Morton Memorial 20: News New Salem. ~.
Lincoln, %; New London, %.
Lapel IS' 81; Nob 5 VERY 1s central a.
Wingate. IS; Linden, 10
HHGgatfiSgSf55 81 jefferson 1aayetee 81
MsTTShsl, 81 s.. G Green T00Snship 8.
Scottsburg. IS; Madison. 81
Washington. 16; Martinsvile. Is.
N Mlcnlgan City, rs; Riley South Bend,
MM;atgkleviIe' S g: Maxwell, Is.
Mooresyille, "a; Masonic Home. %.
New Albany, %; Huntingburg, is
New New Market Market. q; Waynetown, 10.
Muncie, 20; Newcastle. IL.
rlttsboro, 80; Stilesville 20.
Pew Ross Ross S 80; Pinnell 1s:
PPG rad %; Clay (Miami). 20.
ElSlng sun. 81; DillSboro, 23
SclrcIeyille, 81; Russiavilie a.
Hoacndale, 70; RusSellville, 81.
Seymour. &c: Salem, 81.
yarmouth, 16; Swayzee. Is
Elwood. 20; Upton, 49,
Madison IL TCynship, 80; Union City. 49,
Union. %; Kempton. 10.
Vincennes. ID; Central (Evansville) g.
vUa para rs; Emerson Gary, l6.
Waveland, 80: New Richmond 49,
81 Slmons Washington. IL; EPSON g.
alexandria. 26; Windfan II
Warren Central, 3d. Lawrence. Is.
Westheld. 20; Sheridan, IL
ftI hammond Tech, l9; Catholic Central
Middletown. 50; spiceland. 90
Hagerstown, 80: Centervilie g.
Mooreland. 90; Cambridge City a.
Milton. 80; Economy Is.
HMnltewater. 20; Greensboro. II.
Bentonville. 81; Fairyiew. IS.
Liberty. 26: Brownsville Is.
Springfield. AZ: Riley. IA
Madison (Jayl. SO; Union City, 49,
Earmland, 80; Losantville. II.
Saratoga. "a: Parker, 81
Mckinley. 20; Lincoln. z.
Spartanburg. 35: Stony Creek 20.
Lynn. ~; Fountain City. %.
Jasonville, 30: Vanburen. Is
Otter Greek, rs: State (Terre Haute) H.
timet.
Hymera, 30; New Lebanon. is.
Pimento, 25 Fairbanks. "a (overtime)
Montezuma. 80; Perrysville. 81.
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CUE STARS ~ TOURNEY

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Augie Kieck-
hefer of Chicago, will defend his
newly-acquired worlds three ush-
ior billiard crown in a special tour
ney opening here Monday against
four of his greatest rivals-Willie
Hoppe, Welker Cochrane, Arthur
Thurnblad and Jaw Bozeman.
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PLAY IN SEMI-FINALS

Four Teams Left in Florida Four
ball Golf Event.
By United Press
CORAL GABLES, Fla, Feb. 90
T. Phillip Perkins, former British
amateur champion, and Howard
Tryon, favored team, meet Tommy
Goodwin, Monroe, N. Y, and G. A.
Durand, Brooklyn, in semi-finsl
match of the international amateur
four-ball golf tournament today.
Fred Hohlfelder, Cleveland, and
Don Soccoli, New Britain, Conn.,,
meet Tommy Aycock and Jack
Toomer, both of Jacksonville, in the
other semi-flnal,
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SCHAAF, STRIB AT WORK
Heavy Rivals to TangIe at Chicago
Next Friday Night.

nv CUtttt 1Fccc
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Ernie Schaff,
Boston, and w. L. (Young) Stribling,
Georgia, continued training here
today for their ten-round heavy
weight bout at the Chicago stadium
next Friday night.
Schaaf, who knocked out Saliva
tore Ruggirello in his last start, ar
rived Friday. Stribling, who has
been here several days, has COM
pletely recovered from the hand IL
jury which caused postponement OF
the Schaaf match from last De-
cember. a
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weather. clear; track. fast.

AT JEFFERSON PARK
First Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
lis; Laughing Boy. fiS Prom lef ufff iS
Kimbalton. 118: Delma Dunn. 10S: Tom
Joe. 1ls: Squeky. 11s; Out Cry. 11S; Hip
pias. lis: Sir John K. lis.
Second Race Claiming; s-year-olds. one
mile and sixteenth -Orloff. .1o1; Analyst,
na ia Dear. io7 Bright Knot ai0 la iOS Charlie
Bills. 100; Cav Prince 1903: Beauty Secret
lo9; Peal. 1902; Nell Kuhlman. l06;. Array.
Prince Reno. 102: CatlanS IDOL 100: Metal
lurgist; l04: Worldly Lad. lo7: Fill In. 100:
Third Race allowances: 3-year-olds and
up: six furlongs l-Tannery 107: (alSmear
102: Bar Hunter. 107; (alAngry. 107; I'm
common Gold. 10s; Ahdel 1903; Justinian
Ialc. v. Whitney entry.
one mile)-Bert John. 107: Sazerac. 10:
Espinica. 104: Defer. l07: CRYSTAL Prince.
10.
Fifth Race added: The Jack L. Demp-
sey Memorial handicap:. 3-year-olds and
up: one mile l--Wotan. ia: Broad Meadows.
SS sPfash oa ps BE- Bass Dssr o. g. PTn Hss
Atholing. loo: Glastonbury. los: PLAY Time.
l03: Lucky Tom. 100: Hvman. 1O4; Surf
Board. 109: Abdel. lOl: Bargello. lob.
Sixth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up: one mile and sixteenth -Reverberate
Enyslewood. los: Blot. 10: What Have you You.
Ito.
Seventh Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up: one mile and halfl-Delmonico. Ill:
Galahad 100: Vanuuish. 1l2; Constance
Ann, 104: Devon. i06:. Ecu Toilet. ZOE: Ger
trude Reade. 100: Colonel K LOT: CockriIl.
weather. cloudy: track. slow.
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Race Entries
Saturday

AT HAVANA
First Race Claiming: 2-year-olds; three
jeanne. lls; News Reel. i2s: Luc S' Menifee.
1l9; Kopulikit l22.
Second Race (claiming: s-year-olds and
up; six furlongsl Sandals los; Sind
Love. lo7: SHADY Gaff; ITO: Lexington Girl.
b S assuY to- R fmon G H. P Rose f Isdy Ss
William j.. ITO: oregon Citizen liz.
up Third 6ae R %e and v and
100: Golden Title. los: Apopka. ilS: Fair
Glow lib: Rough Rider. 100; Inf Shot.
Fourth Race claiming: Swear -olds: six
Diamede. 1os cnumm inv iIs: Bob Up. III:
Friendly Ways. lob.
Fifth Race thandicap: s-year-olds and
up: six furlongsl-(al Patricia Marian. 100:
Sun Mission. 116: Fortunate Youth. 108;
Bather, 116; Malolo. 1870; 'a)Thistle Ann,
(alG. Collins entry.
up; one mile and Sixteenth -Sweepnet,
10l; Phi Delta. 1O1: Honest John. lO7:
Mirac d,a 1872 I Pea 100 Polar S Sea GS
Iii; EVeiine T F.. iO o. Old 'ruck io7. ''''
Seventh Race Claiming; 4-year-olds aud
10: John Mil. 12i: Infnitus lis: Jean.
Bison BIS FFr is F HAT ld ~ Ada 49, s
Weather. clear; track. fast.
AT HIALEAH PARK
First Race Claiming; 3-year-olds; six
longs)-Tumbling Glass, 109; Bo Ballot,
116; Homework. 109; Prince Sweep. 100;
Afro American. 1Os; Ward In Cdhancery.
son, 1O2; Black Signal lo9; Lucky Jack
1o4' Foolish Fellow. 1Os.
Second Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up; one mile 112; Lord Con-
cord, i04; Big Business, 112; Torealong,
I'll; Tack. LOG; Tea Cracker, 112; Fetish,
Third Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up six fuTOngsGgushed stOn loS
Dove. IL; Black Feather: III; Cock Robin,
1O4;, Chattahoochee, 1903; Jimmie E. 100;
Craigco. SO; Hieover, 113.
(aJMrs. N. G. Fisher and Woodward
entry.
mile).,,Felaxe; los; Rubridge, 100: Prince
ia; South Co.. Ill; Don Tasker. 100.
Fifth Race Claiming: handicap; 2-year-
Heiios. i22; Dry Ridge. 122: Bad Times
(b) Try Sweet, 1872; Okapi 122; Iprai, 1872;
Meany, 1872; .(b) Bantu.. lit; Revonah, III;
R9Ya G%aTd l 5 gypg DFsg SF 49,
Davenport, 1872; Strait Jacket, III.
(bjBud Fisher and o. F. woodward
CIR. W. Collins entry.
Sixth Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up one milel-My Sis 106: Nealon Kay.
104: Coady. 1872; Starboard Light, 116; War
Saint, 104; Cirvenna, 81; Plutarch, 104:
Light Nun. SO.
Seventh Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up mile and arter)-Workless, 109; AL
Cara, 104; Garlic, Ill: Genial Host, 113;
Bozo, H3; Brush. 1908: Top Hattie. 1903;
Castle Rock. 113; Druggist, 113; Dunrock.
Weather fo
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disseminated for Derby
LOUISVILLE KY, 1882 Ken
ucky Derby Z follow in alphabetical order
BY THOMAS HI. NOONE
United Press Racing Editor

LOUISVILLE 20The stretches
when Churchill Downs ounded
Kentucky Derby dainty miss from
William Whineys stable having pranced home the
In the intervening seventeen masculine regned
But this another y which
silks Regret heads the list of lis
newal of Americas classic.
Top Flight from the stable of Whitney,
the 2yearods last with record $4,000
in the nominations made public today The z.
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TRACK RIVALS BATTLE

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Eight
hundred athletes, many of them of
Olympic caliber, viii compete to-
night in the seventeenth annual
Meadowbrook Club indoor track and
field carnival at convention hall
here.
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Notre Dame Noses Out Bulldog
Quintet for Twelfth Win in Row
Sensational Rally Gives Irish Cagers Triumph Over Butler
Before 5000 Fans; Brilliant Offensive Play, Stub
born Defense Features Rivalry TuSSIe

Nor Danes brilliant FASTENERS today
Tcny Hinkle's courageous Butler Bulldogs
sensational of battle
the Irish the verdict before the Farvew coliseum
Friday night
was classic struggle between
decided underdogs before action
which has marked their recent play exhibited
his
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WISCONSIN TRACK CHOICE

EVANSTON. H., Feb. 2O.-Foufs
Western Conference schools = Wis"
consin, Ohio State, Northwestern
and Chicago-will compete this
evening in the ninth annual quad
rangular track ID field meet at
Patten gymnasium, with the WE'LL
rounded Badgers favored to repeat
their victory Of last year.
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NC TOP FLIGHT HEADS LIST OF is DERBY CANDIDATES
ITOvER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Some
" one around the Garden sug-
gested that / ought to talk with
Bobby Dawson. He's the first guy
who fought Gene Tunney in a pro-
fessional ring. You can get a good
story out of him"
so Mr. Dawson dropped around. He aid
Bobby Dawson. expert licensed orthoDedic
Bobby Dawson Is former boxer who
has fought some of the best bows in the
=. Moreover. Bobby Dawson has condl-
toned Jack Britton.. Sammy Mandell. Har-
Mr.. Dawson carried with MIN. a copy OF
q weekly magazine In which the Tunney
autobiography is being currently pre-
There are some things he SAYS in mere
that amt So" remarked Mr.: Dawson un-
ought to know as much about that fight
as he does. because ] was there. too
MI Dawson then proceeded S.,sgs +. 70 ,d Tead
Eggers. who said, this Dawson is tough
years ago and gave. him an awful beat
ing for ten rounds"
Mr.. Dawson paused, Now, that amt
to caii me Gentleman Bobby. was
pretty clever too. Take a look at my
ears You don't see no caulihowers. do
you2 AIM. that proof enough that !
Mr. Dawson continued to read:
This knowledge from Eggersl though
given in the best Of faith, did not ado 70
nv confidence. 1 weighed for this match
about i40 pounds and was lust eighteen.
II gotta laugh at that" said MI paw
weighed all Of 1855 and what was /? just
a lightweight. 1872 pounds at the most; AZ
the most. I'm telling YOU" To make "
emphatic Mr. Dawson repeated at the most
he weighed 1872 pounds.
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SOX HEADS TO CONFER

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Manager
Lew Fonseca of the Chicago White
Sox will arrive here Monday to con-
fer with Owner j. Louis Comiskey
regarding the spring training ex-
petition which starts next week.
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By Times Specidl
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Del Bis
sonette, veteran first sacker, has
signed his 1892 contract with the
Brooklyn Dodgers. He refused the
first contract sent him.
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Bv Times SpecidI

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 20.-Al
tickets for the Observation-Disclosures
cage classic here tonight have been
sold for three weeks and none will
be available at the gate, it was an
nounced today. Probably starting
lineups for the feature tussle:
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Totals 10 5 Totals. 10 z 9
Referee-Lane (Detroit). Umpire-Schom-
mer (Chicago).
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CHUCK VIRGINS, local heavy
~ weight, was caught in action
at his open-air training camp at
Millersville, and as the camera
clicked, the HooSier playboy sent a
shower of chips sailing into the
air. The mild winter days have
been a great break for Virgins
as he works to get in shape for
his comeback, and he has spent
many hours in the outdoors, chop
ping wood, saving logs and in
dulging in road work.
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Il gotta laugh at that" said Mr.; Daw-
son. Mr.. Dawson Laughed. "l4ol he
a lightweight. 1872 pounds at the most, AZ
emphatie Mr. -, Dawson repeated at the most
n
II ETURNING to the frayed pages
N Mr.. Dawson read a paragraph
appertaining to the weighing In
formalities:
Come on, want to see what you
weigh" growled Dawson.
THAT amt right, either. People
who know me will tell you never
growled at anybody in my life. ASK
Leon Enrol. I've been rubbing him
for fifteen years. He won't let any
body else rub him. Says they don't
know what rubbing is"
MI Dawson read some e. more ode:rtb round
happened to catch Dawson eo oiIad him m
with a wild uppercut which knockeu exec, nm I'm
down The count rea ot Come nehG IN " Tor the
eF7 There's q lot of things w 1ff with With
the eighth round. y was the ninth H. a no
it wasn't that I didn't come up Ioa V aT
bell. the referee stopped IT.; ana was oii
wanted to know If the referee snoulo
have stopped the fight. ..,., ,ho,,t
me A Setp the smac Hasns around s was being
smacked around plenty. But wnat ! ase
understand is why Tunney DON'T geV tneStt
things straight If he's going 10 "rlee @Dou'
'" Mr. Dawson took the thumb marked
sheets and folded them snrs esref as Il am
putting in the rap for Tunney. He's IS, 6 Si
wavs been okey with me. remempedI
telling him that nbd 1 tbat he was going to
be a champion. Even in those oaVS nc
was a good boxer. and smart ana no
GUTTER
"OF course, I never expected to
" see him trotting around with
the high society birds and RANKING
with the millionaires. I just never
thought of him that way. guess
he had something inside him all the
time that us fellows who started out
with him didn't have.
"Funny thing about life. amt 1t. Here
Tunney and I practically started OUT 70
g gFs of Ne SSu 9Ork Of E asyS xa from
around HnOn YooFTSviile suppose was list Est
about as good fighter when l starteo
out as he was. and had about as many
chances. and friends. 49,,
For while probably goI aio 9nsey a
had pie wagon route SnSd Tu fSSgnt SOme
weeks made close to $500. But / was
a good time Charlie. except my name
wasn't Charlie. YOU understand. IhaVs
luS Srd 90 around to the. Joints and put
on the swell and everybody w9Hio !, say say
see See" Tunney around any of those joints,
end that's why he wasn't popular with
ING sT ingS' had him tagged as a piker and
high hat: though personally Slwavs ne say
tbst II amt nobody's business What YOU
do or what you don't do 49,, osred
well, what happens9 Here am wa Sn,3a
TOO a GOOD uf right now. by the way: And
look at Tunney. on top OF the world on
park Avenue and lousy with sugar
writing fellow ought to be. able to bat out
A swell novel about that
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Third Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongs )-Crushed Stone. 1909;
Barne Dance, ia; Westy's Fox, 108; Maid
of Honor, 109; Lady Fingers, 109; Black
Dove. ia; Black Feather. ia; Cock Robin,
109; (a) Sun Teatime. SO; (a)Wave Top,
104; Chattahoochee. 109; Jimmie E, l09;
(a)Mrs. N. G.. Fisher and Woodward
entry.
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DEL BISSONETTE SIGNS

weather. cloudy: track. slow.
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Fourth Race allowances: 3-year-olds;
one mile)-Bert John. 107: Sazerac. ITO:
Espinica, 104; Defer. LOT: CRYSTAL Prince.
ITO.
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:, wizards would like to schedule games in
Trinity Juniors Communal Midpets and
Kirshbaum Bulldogs notice. Call Harrison
25l2-W. between and D. m. ask for
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Rex Bulldogs. playing in the 14-17-year-
old class have four open dates next week
For games call Talbot 1889. ask for Curly
Bulldogs swamped Broadway SHIPPERS
Thursday a to Il
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up: mile and rterJ@WorSiess, iO9; Al
Cara, 104; Garlic, Ill: Genial Host. 113;
Bozo, 113; Brush. 103: Top Hattie, 108;
Castle Rock. 113; Druggist, 113; Dunrock
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Fourth Race Claiming; 3-year -olds; one
mile)-Felaxe, los; Rubridge, 100: Prince
Fox. Ill; Lucky Racket, 109; James River.
ia; South Co, Ill: Don Tasker. l09.
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Sixth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up: one mile and enthl-Reverberate
1903: Who Win. 113: Stone Martin lO8:
Englewood. 1903; Blot. Ito: What Have you
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Sixth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; one milel-My Sis, 106: Nealon Kay.
104; Coady. 1872; Starboard Light, 116; War
Light Nun 49,
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Third Race allowances: 3-year-olds and
up: six furlongs l-Tannerv: 107: (alSmear
102: Bar Hunter 107:. lalAngry. 107; IN
109.
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Totals 10 8 81 Totals :. II