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DOUGHER WILL REORGANIZE y KiRKMUasUt.lR ~By Basketball Cuts Into Duckpin Welterweight Champion Confi- ~~'.s St. to "Oh Eddie" Horemans, the indoor dent He Will Defeat Chal- Team-Eight Teams impresario who juggles a nasty r ~. I'~ Finish Season. illiardbaton, thinks he can put lenger Monday. A Gold Pass Fo r New President AMATEUR SPORT some stitches in Willie Hoppe's NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Jack Britton Facing bankruptcy in men, not skull. which is is ready to defend the welterweight Presidents must all hang tog ther. If not, they'll surely hang IS SO CLEAN money, the Knights of Columbus Edouard, Belgian title against Ted Lewis at Madison So President Clark C. Griffith is to hang right will hold a meeting for Ed, has the pool sharps of separately. planning Duckpin League water- Square Garden Monday night. along with President Warren Galnaliel Harding by presenting him Wisconsin charges Michigan tomorrow morning at 605 E str et for Gotham remning around like What's more he is confident he will as so m as it can be obtained from the the purpose of effecting aareorgln iza- bugs. You can't tell whether they're defeat his persistent challenger once with a solid gold pass just basketball players with greas- tLion which will leave the league with engraver. The country's chieftain will then clutch his solid gold pass ing their shoulders in a recent backing up or going forward. again. to wall a the deadhead eight instead of ten teams. "I'm ready to step into the ring on in his fist and be entitled right through gate game. This sounds like the old Owing to the popularity of basket- Ras below ae eemaeltute a a moment's notice." he said today. at the Georgia avenue ball park an i down to the official, flag-bedecked days in professional wrestling, ball among the K. of C. athletes, had aseding average for demaard.. and I'm not worrying about losing box. President Griffith expects I ;o have the official pass ready in when greasing wasn't consid- many of the bowlers in the Marquette and any iag whieb nets him the championship. Lewis is made to plenty of time to entertain Pres ident Harding on April 13, when ered bad form. and Balboa teams have virtually ess thm me is tonted as a so- order for me and I expet to give him Boston Red Sox wi il assist McBride's Griffs to if according dropped out of the duckpin sport. so hearsal, met an actual porter- a good old-fashioned lacing." Hughey Duffy's George Well, they played President W. J. Howard has decided maee. His real title is Udoard Britton added that he has worked usher in the 1921 to the rules there wouldn't be men of those campaign. ' to take the remaining some Frosage Her---ns-. e has harder for this bout than he does for "With President Harding in raahington," says President Griffith, any wrestling in basketball. teams and distribute them among the an medle mmcie the usual run of his battles because "we should have plenty of use for the official box at the park. Why not resort to the headlock other eight outfits. it 4s over the long route. Be'. a know. Inde during his campaign, if you re- and toehold and then greased Probably no bowling orga Ulation H 's c rattle his great fan, you ed, rWill' EDIUT FAST AFFAIR. he addressed the members of ' the Chicago Cubs from his front shoulders wouldn't make any inWashington is presenting Aich an tly to the rules call, difference. evenly matched contest as that which "And I am right as a fiddle." he perch in Marion, Ohio. That mes sage he put over that day, dressed exists at this time among the K. of set down in the S'cial Register. If smiled. "If Lewis feels as good as I up in baseball slang, carried all o ver the country. That was a home C. bowlers. The top six teams all he can't absorb Hoppe's champion- do Monday's affair should be- a pretty run, take it from me. Whitford, Baum. Mdearthy and Fer- ship belt, he'll go out after Joe Tur- fast contest." "As a candidate for Presiden ;, he wanted votes from the plain and for that reason some .tip-top ner's. His stroke is so delicate he The welter-weight champion is from hundreds of thousand s who could not understand the ins scores can be anticipated in the last can shoot with TNT balls. thirty-six years old. He has been people, series which begins the middle of this training in a gymnasium surrounded and outs of the tariff or the Leagu e of Nations. S0 he talked to them CONFIDENT Between he has nails mani- swad- GIBSON Innings boxers were in month. by many who in all undersoo the of baseball. Every- cured and his hair marcei d. He carries the language they 1, language mu KEN TO COMPETE. a separate trunk filled with full dress dling clothes when he started bis even to ti man who has come to our career in body understands that, ie just The individual championshhip duck- shirta Once the trunk got lost and Hor.- the ring, yet in physical from some other where bas eball is not played. mans felt as awkward as an admiral in fitness and speed he is the equal of country pin tournament of the Newspaper a side-saddle. "You can't teU me he didn't benefit OFMRATE the Recreation, any of them, to all appearances. SUCCESS will at of the Giants, them League begin In favor giving 150 He has trimmed his act down Lewis is doing his training for from that speech. I know hedid, I the victory in the twelfth inning. Thursday at 3 o'clock. Fully Britton at Lakewood. N. and at third base, got entries from the four local dalles are to conform with the blue law re- J, heard men talking about it, praising McGraw, coaching to the head- Charely Harvey, his manager, is au- into a with Sam Rice. The Griff- Not Necessarily Expecting Pen- expected. Indications point quirements. Strangle holds, the idea of talking to them in words jam of several of the press locks, bean balls and biting in thority for the statement that he man claimed the Giants' manager had possibility was never in better condition. they could get all the way through. Sam didn't nant, But Concedes Noth- stars being entangled in a race for the clinches have been given the "In his President Harding "given him the leg" and Post. youth. like it. In so peeved was Sam the top honors, Darnell of the gate. Kicking on the shin is MANAGER IS CONFIDENT. played bal with the Marion team. He fact, ing to Others. Whiteford. Baum, McCarthy and taboo in his billard code and 'bas maintained his interest in that some of his teammates had to "If condition counts Lewis will always climb him to his climbing PITTSBURG, Feb. 5.-No baseball ber of the star, being prominently when the balls click, they do so turn the tables on Britton this the game. He follows the game prevent as contenders. not nor in coun- McGraw. fan in Smoketown is counting George mentioned likely dulcetly, boisterously time," Harvey predicted today. "lie closely for a man tied up in h6is by an The next day came the scrap at Gibson's Pirates a sure thing in the The Times will be represented uncouth manner. is in better shape than he has been try's affairs. 1921 National race. such men as Cahoon, Malcolm. Boyd, in for several and I WILL ATtEND GAMES EURE. Richmond between Ike Davis, the flea league Joe Allen. Bill years expect shortstopper, and Art Fletcher. the Likewise not a fan is counting them Burris and McAlwee. His nurse shot is a wiz, the same to see him win back the welter- "I know that President Harding Davis a sure thing out of the pennant dash. Clouser. Jack Nye, Rodney Thomas wisard. The he coaxes crown." Giants' veteran shortflelder. are some of the meaning way weight will attend many games here when claimed Fletcher while Gibson feels just like the fans. and F. W. Greene the ivories around the table Britton and Lewis have met many will be a unduly rough faithful ones whom the Herald is de- putty our team is at home. It being chased up and down between "I'm confident we will make a good YElS' beats husband to times.
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