WHEN THEY HAVE ABOLISHED FREAK PITCHING WE KNOW SOME LADS WHO WONT HAVE ANYTHING CTTTHE BALL BUT THE COVER arss-is-ai The Times' Complete,Sport Page ijrB.-asast middleweight champion, through his man¬ Cork 5CK£VJ - 7 to ager, Paddy MaUins, threatens to ruin the game of those who would Winner kDlPlFofi^ vitory Body arraage a championship contest between Georges Carpentier, European by Knockout, AAiWON^y" Yale Conditions. tttieholder, and Jack Dempsey, the Salt Lake City slugger who took Thinks Other Way. the cmwu from the fat head of one Jess Willard, at Toledo, on July NEW HAVEN. Com.. Dm. IB- 1919. O'Dowd would battle as a test 4» Carpentier for the Frenchman. Noted trirM of Tale'a footkaE fcta> "O'Dowd is the to Knocked down in the first logical American fight Carpentier," says Mul- round of a scheduled ten-round tory ptmi out W actIt# lias. "Dempsey is not the man to go against the Frenchman. That bout wfth Mickev Rodtrers be¬ ii ttw la grMlrw MtlrtttN M th* wouldn't be a fight; it would be a murder. Carpentier made a poor fore the Keystone Club in Pitts- Terelty wkti tlM ratcuUn .bowing a few months ago against Dick Smith. O'Dowd knocked out burr. Johnny Kirk, lightweight, tM of the board of cootrol Smith the inter-allied tournament in London. was unable to recall anv of the tke footboll committee for 1M M «*- during We don't figure incidents which followed, though polated by Capt. Jobo T. of the over as CtlUu, victory Beckett indicating much in favor of Carpentier be¬ he knocked out his oDDonent in the Tale foot boll tool cause the Englishman was just a 'ham and' boxer, that's all, and every¬ the fourth round after vicious Thro* monitors of tk* oomtttM body knew it, including Carpentier and that, wise manager of his, battling. In the dressing room wore not rtappnlntirt They or* Wal¬ after the fight Kirk was feeling ter Camp. *80. rorarded far yeore b« Lale'a O Dowd la almost u as sorry for himself and wondering loUlat adrteory fnHill big Carpen- what coooh iN hi moo If a grMlm star Hi tier. Ths European champion the his pals would think of him weight world'* champion, tt ia well with¬ for a irr»Tt Vonoo C. McCormlck. "M. 1»7 or 172 pound, when in for in hia righta to lnalat to the end. taking licking from Rod- former ektlrau of tko D*m> ahape gers, his sworn Pheff, work. ODowd recently upon defending hla title In thia coun¬ enemy. When his cratir notional couMttoo aad om *f maw 1H pounds for Hike Gibbons, try. he wll be but following examples attention was called to the fact Amerlca'a oeoittaik deleaataa at tb« r*t*lB hU »«*~1 when aet by Jim Corbett, Bob Fitzalmmona, that it was Rodgers who was Pmu conference, ul Jotopk K. *.* Pounda This wu Jim Jeffriea, and. last, but not leaat. knocked oat. Kirk could not be¬ 8wan. 02 ** catchweight conteata In Jeaa Wlllard. All theae champloaa lieve it 8. B. (Brlak) Tkerae, 'M. of hesitated before la ehalrau of »ow .hort,y after he returned offering their crowna "I have only a hazy recollec¬ York. tki r*TL rta*IT*r following hia .demobillxa- to the opinion a of Brltlah refereea. tion mlttoe. Ho hod booo kctlkf Diifiaji la la Aetlve. of the referee standing over IN 3 recently la Ik* tkooM mt Mr. Mo- me and counting in pOOR POO.T4 Comtek the world with a 1L Deacampa, the ahrewd manager the first la Europe. Joba WL KU- -.1?" arowad it. either, for a bout of Georges Carpentier. haa shown round." said Kirk. MI remember patrick. 11, af Nov Tork. I* Bars Mulllns. "but him'aelf to be about the moat active him raising and lowering his arm * nareod to tko ko«i<4. Z?we doA Cy^otler."believe that the handler of a boxer in while bar* of tha | middleweight the hiatory of counting and could hear Ll5T.7o A f-Of*M6Tft^ Stoddard, of Maw champion should try out Carpentier flatica anywhere. It waa hia leaping toe crowd yell, but I cant re¬ H, into the H. Biaelow. of Now Tork, * h,m to tackle that ring that saved' Carpentier member getting up and continu¬ CAFE" P(3-0P g-lETbt*. Af W£ I^AKff Theodoee whlrlwladwhVM^li on two lees. Jack Demp- from being knocked cold by Frank LJlloy, 19, MmC, of W| ing the fight." , Caaa. Klaus In 191£. OVT WIS" bury, A" Gunboat Smith, relating the tale of Physicians attended Kirk, but CHRl!»T>AA5 iU ST.* G*«a« r». hia defeat in London, did not said there was apparently noth¬ prornot'r« ara shoving heaitate CADDOCK OR MAT. « **rh to warn Dempaey concerning thia ing wrong with him. momlng's aame If. It waa Car CHICAGO, Dae. It MwWUhTe already accord Deacampa. pen- former champion wreattor. wtH tETT^ff £ Jrhey lh® tier'a eagle-eyed manager who leaped J.^ ?iean*' *waet-acented into the ring, demanding loudly the Bun Clapham, champlaa of world's champions. diaqualillcation * of the American bara tonlfkL Tkla will ka °r * ^"'e '» this HARVARD GRIDIRON MEN Brat public appaaraaea alaoe . heavyweight for fouling, though the -^"5" promoters are said moving plcturea afterwarda ahowed Center Eleven Come turnad from Franc*, wkara ka * cont»" BROOM wltb tba A. E. 7. or even KEARNS no foul, poaaibility of a foul. STARTLES May QUINT WILL LEAVE SATURDAY *tagod «.»2t^ooo°for*aria Cochran, thai -But M. with hia f**?l^Mdaa promoter, hovers in the offir.Jl Deacampa got away argumett before the atiff-backad Brit- is to a date for a foot¬ °f *°,d hM"n* '"»« h'» iah referee. Georgetown University seeking: arrange CAMBRIDGE, Ham.. Doc 18..Har¬ MARHATTARS TO MEET. «.H* wants the ball game with Center of at the next Manhattan Stara ara 2k bout for the If Dempaey ia certain in hia own College Kentucky Hilltop vard's team |tti away next Saturday aekaMM to 5JJ*\ u "> November, according to a statement issued by Manager George Jop- STARTS OP NORTH: moot tonight at T:W a'cloek at tka mind of out with WORLDOF afternoon on its jaunt to the Pacific knocking Carpenter SPORTS -of the Danville and there is that a Manhattan allay a SKSS)^^*,? the flrat awful wallop, or if he beT lin, jr., institution, every hope coast to plar Oregon at Pasadena on American promoter is llevea he can suitable be reached this unbeaten eleven . .Jl11* ,7ho collect enough money for agreement may bringing New Tear °"Br* tfcat *3AO.OOO remain, to the remainder of hla daya, to Washington. Tomorrow Catholic University play- Day. rendering - An epidemic of colds has seised the WANT FLOOR GAMES. J?*®" K*arna. Just coming defeat a matter of amall importance Sweet Scented One Thinks era and Coach Fred Rice start North . of to battle in a. squad. Eddie Casey, star halfback, War Rlak Iwaaraaa 'r0* .*-' him. let-him Pari on a three-came trip. The enrage- SySZL fa££VB But if Dempaey thlnka he may hare Detapsey Worth Half a and Jack Def mond, the big end, are Samoa wltb Independent ti Dowtnick Tortorich. the to ga five or more rounda with Car¬ ments with Delaware College, con¬ half sick, but will be able to make L. McKenney. Boom 1M. £E£ bnnnna team Ne£ ^ merchants said pentier and Deacampa and a foreign Million for Bout queror ovet the Naval Academy the trip. Gratwick, sub halfback, has BuUdlac. U maaager. i.T..to hare Denptty hooked to an am«. referee, he will do well to inalat on de¬ "FRITZ" MURPHY CHOSEN HflJLTOPPERS TO ENGAGE yesterday; St. John's College, of decided not to go, reducing the team ¦»nt or something, but all New^ fending hia title in America. Brooklyn, and the Crescent A. C.. to twenty-two players. for a CM brln* ,M0000 Meanwhile, let'a llaten to the chink NEW YORK, Dsc. tha TO LEAD C. U. GRID MEN BUCKNELL rated as one of the strongest inde- Dummy scrimmage practice was REDS SURt WALK.' \ * 18..Though TEAM contest. no. not. of the coin. TONIGHT teams in the are ex¬ held yesterday, which if golden t weary, old world refused to come to pendent country, during Oragon Tha world'a chomptoa Cti ®^f®P,OMh|Psurrounding parlahea pected to put the in line plays were used exclusively by the Red* aura can walk. ¦ an It Brooklanderq Tkar kaa* a# l!ll end received a distinct shock fettle for the battles later in the second string men. total of 40ft froa pa.aa taat as Halfback, Injured Great Part of Sea* Georgetown Lads Meet Penn Col¬ CoBn . offer of THREE-CORNERED TRADE December 17, faded out. thanks to season. avrrafinf 2.W par faded Into Inaimificance one Jack Kearns, manager of Jack son. Is Selected to Captain legians Before Starting Off Catholic University opened its new Brarn were imad with Mt J*oth-chUd b«ran rat- Dampaey. Football Team. on Trip North. gymnasium auspiciously last night In WEST VKGDOAMAY BE for an atotaa* of >.S4. t*" °f franc* and .Pitting COMES IN OLD LEAGUE Kearns has today put a value on defeating Loyola. While the huge UnJt^ between* puffa of his gold- the services of the world's champion Frederick left halfback on gymnasium was a bit cold players and Murphy, Georgetown University basketball warmed to a flrst-class HE'S ROYAL SWIR8ER. oppod^llableacigarette. for a title bout with Georges Car- Catholic spectators up UNABLE TO MEET YALE According to ramara in New Tork. pentler In Paris that has caused the the University football team players will tackle Bucknell College floor exhibition which argues great Ray Powell, tha Braeaa' there will be startling changes in the boxing world to with astonish-' laat fall, who was injured a great in things for later season play. waa a Hm is much bunk connected with gasp of the has been selected tonight Ryan Gymnasium. Before MORGANTOWN W. rlrkt royal «wta**r ^Th^re " Gianta' Mne-up next aeaaon. ment. He announces that If the bout part season, the big contest the Georgetown Preps That Catholic' University has the Vs., Dee. ra¬ Ho ptayod in ill jajaaa «ad u »«« A three-cornered should draw he to lead the Brooklandera in their 1920 will of a flrst-class quint was west Virginia may turn down the tfcnt to be guar- gigantic daal, 91,000.000 will demand play the Western High School making of¬ MTontr-nlno tlmea. the hlgkaat fatal which will Involve Hornaby, of the 50 per cent of the receipts. football campaign. five. manifested early in the engagement fer of a game with Yale's eleven Oc¬ for National Laayae piayera. with an option on a of Murphy was recently chosen by the The Brooklanders tober 23. Princeton Is bout St. Louia Nationala: Maranville. the While well-poated aportlng men on The Hilltoppers have arranged an with Loyola. open¬ scheduled for Boaton Bravea, and Benny Kauf, of both sides of the Atlantic admit that l«tter men at a banquet. In game* attractive- trip for the and ed up with a defensive game in the November 1 and the mana**ment is to tTbfVlfL?*,Staged in Paris. Jack must the during the fall Murphy showed a holidays half and the about BURRS 6000 WAITER. |l" th*t the the Gianta, may soon be under way. Dempaey-Carpentler match is the are expecting to leave the first of the first gauging strength hesitating booking two such Persh- In return for three biggest attraction In a deal of stuff and gained the following week. of the opposition were content to de¬ big games on successive Saturdays. Burnt, of tho as a scene for regular playera, sporting way Tonight's will be the Geor** Otaata. prorad Fletcher, Doyle, and Zimmerman, and that the world has had in prospect of all of the C. U. players. second this weekgam^for velop that style of play. The half himoolf a rood waltar in lit! Mo na*ke25 * *at« °f H.- Eleven letters were awarded for Georgetown. een««e*d. by and Outfielder McHenry, St. expccted that Pees, Flavin, »°. Louia. Then will come a atraight clined to doubt that France at this Forin, Dunn, Glascott, McNamara, O'Connell, Zazalli and Lonshak ing with the result that the contest defeated the Unworih A. C. Ave by a *yD?m^uth?to overseas to will in favor of Brook- score 33 to 24 ro'ng awap of Benny Kauf to the Boaton time could provide large enough re¬ Corwin, Kaplan, Fitzgerald, Brennan, be on the floor for Georgetown. The ended 37 to 13 the of in Epiphany gya> t,U.- h« will do turns to finance a match of this kind. Young and Kilcorn. landers. nasium last night. ^®rld'' all Bravea for Maranville. It ia alao aaid Hilltoppers have no more home f°m that Arthur Fletcher may go to St. Tex Rickard, who has set the pace for games until after the SJiai n^fT'«ast of#tr1Pwhich la the all promoters In the holiday*. J*?1 th® Louia aa manager of the Cardinala. history ot box¬ foutht,Ch bout U t« be Branch Rickey, who haa been play¬ ing, has declared he would not think JAKE AHEARN WILL TRY c°n- role of and of staging the match in America un¬ wi^!fr"towithout^ unduly ing the double manager less It JOESCHWARTZ , being could be carried out without TACKLES °up flrm *>«l>«f that. preaident. baa tired of hia managerial «o /i" interference and staged In either New HIS LUCK WITH RATNER anywhere In poet. York or Chicago. CarS*ntier* OPPONENT IN xJ£i urop,M referee on BALTIMORE Pennsylvania the .». 7Zioh. Dempsey would have to knock LONDON, Dec. 18..C. B. JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Dec. 18.. Avenue v withh, Cochran, three rounds. BOSTON COLLEGE BREAKS famous fight promoter, today offered Young Jake Ahearn, the oldtime Joe Schwartz. Washington's news¬ $ako & "^'^.opponent L J,ohn Sullivan. $300,000 for the C&rpentler-Dempsey "Brooklyn Dancing Master." will con¬ boy battler, goes to Baltimore to ©timpani) rack^- M^rir>DCCf w,111< R'tchie. and championship bout. If Cochran gets meet nre RELATIONSWITHCRIMSON tinues his comeback campaign tonight Tommy Murray, of Philadelphia, 0^hL^^T!ff<1,8»ith fresh in the it the fight will be held in London. in a ^°°bo*tmemory ©f at the City A. C. by engaging Augi* six-round bout to a decision be¬ ring followers here All Cochran promoted the Carpentier- in an fore the Peerless A. C. °f Beckett battle. Ratner eight-round bout. at Albaugh's referees BOSTON, Mass.. Dec. 18..Boaton Ratner is a contender for the mid¬ Theater. Many of his admirers are nanditng their contesta P»i u-.. title and ahould going with him. ^ a1« of College today broke off athletic rela¬ dleweight give Quartet tione with Harvard by canceling its Ahearn a real test. The latter re¬ Schwartz has established a repu¬ SSJi?" baseball scheduled BOSTON RED cently trained himself into good cun-_ tation as a slugger. He first came to *r« n0» dishonest. hockey and games SOX TRAIN the An the dltion. and has fought several win¬ front in exhibition bouts' at ThevllT^ * <"fferent of to be played with Cambridge uni¬ way teams. the bare an¬ ning bouts in Boston and surround¬ Walter Keed Hospital. Then he got Z? versity Beyond a Offering JmMt?* boxer,, nouncement of the cancellation, the IN TEXAS, HINTS BOSS ing New England cities. chance in Baltimore and made good. tAm'r1c«European are On Sr«LdCt. styles, quits Newton Helghta institution had noth¬ Thanksgiving night at Ardmore ?lk^« * with a howl that le knocked out Young Kilbane. of .A and a have T* ing to say, but those who ahould BOSTON, Dec. 18..The very latest Big One, iw?.ey been robbed. Akron. Ohio, in two rounds. He has know say the cancellations are the is that the Red Sox may train in SHIPLEY'S TEAM HANDS been in WlMs Prwren PMst anawer of the Boaton College athletic training ever since and ex¬ Texas. President Frazee paid a fly¬ pects to win by a kayo tomorrow. Jtmsay Wilde, the world's flyweight authorities to Harvard's action in ing visit to Boston and rmained at Most Unusual One. champion, proved thia point In his dropping Boston College from its 1120 the NAVY LADS A BEATING football schedule. Carney building headquarttrs of .tntenant aft*r be'nr declared a loser the club long to say that the THREE CANDIDATES IN. are who see a enough to Jack There thoae touch of hotel accommoda¬ Sharkey m Milwaukee. He of insincerity in Harvard's much problem securing Burton Shipley's Delaware College PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 18..Three did not make a tions at Hot Springs was apparently candidates are the exact.y complaint ner- boasted desire to build up a strong basketball team sprang a distinct sur¬ in running for '.he r"feree Was no' football "schedule while dropping beyond solution and that, failing to prise yesterday at the Naval Academy honor of leading the Pennsylvania Suits and at the Arkansas health Sue^toT T decision, but he eleven save Yale and Princeton get quarters in defeating the j.avy lads on the varsity eleven next fall. Thry are Mmitted - every he seek some Bud JdmKtJ au°his surprise at the verdict aa soon aa such elevens attain resort, woul