Walker Two Classes in Battle for Crown Tonight Mickey ■■— McTigue’s Steps Up *V- * •Welter Landis to Make Public Two Clubs Tied Champ Meet in Title Bout Tonight Shortly Establishes New Batting Record } v . to Enter Ring Dolan, O’Connell Testimony for Association ; Near 153 YORK. Jan, 6.—Baseball it would not serve the best Interests Honon Pounds Commissioner !,andis inday in of his investigations to do so. Fielding Chicago, Jan. 6.—St. Paul and In ——. — formed a committee of New His announcement was speculated nEW were tied for fielding hon York baseball writers in a letter that here on a bossible Indication of fur- dlanapoiis *New Boxer Has each Jersey Every- he expected to make public within a ther developments in the near future ora in the American association, In the scandal, which came thing to Gain, Nothing to few days, tile full testimony of Jimmy bribery team having a percentage of .965. made to out before the last world series. O'Connell and Cozy Dolan, Just In individual fielding Ray Schmandt, Lose in No-Deeision the commissioner before the two farmer Dodger player, now playing members of the New York Giants Affair. with Indianapolis, led the first base <.. were banished from hasehall for at- ,_ Oxford Will men. By Aiwrlitnl Pmi. tempted bribery. Pugs Albert Betz»l of Louisville carried The letter from La ndis, sent In re- second f YORK, Jan. 6.— off the honors for regular ply to a request from the New York at Mickey Walker, Fight basemen. writers that- this testimony, includ- led th“ world Joseph A. Rapp of Toledo ing O’Connell's confession, be dis- Yale II J. S'-reiber. Do- champion, will third basemen. closed. was dated January 3 and said New York, Jan. 6.—Oxford uni the Hugh High clinth two steps lumbus. shortstops; in part: team of in will ar Brief of Kansas out of hia class varsity’s pugilists of Columbus. Bunny 1 had expected to give 20. of St. Paul, tomorrow night “Although rive in the United States March City and W. Christensen out that testimony for publication it was learned will Nick of Louis- when —he meets tonight. They the outfielders. Cullop long before this and will not post a series of three- the fielding honors for Mike McTigue, meet Yale boxers in ville won pone such action much longer, X must to Alex Gaston of Toledo world light-heavy- round contests decisions. pitchers and withhold It for at least a few days Edward Eagen, an A. E. F. and showed the way to the regular catch- weight nliatupion, more, and which X coacelve to be the former Olympic champion, is captain ers. In a 12-rraind, no- discharge of my obligation in the mat- nI the and among them decision match in Britishers, ter.” are the marquis of Clydesdale, Vis- the Newark arm- I.,andis has been pressed for some count Kncbworth and the emir ory. U°rd Threatens time to reveal the text of the testi- of Erao, Greg" The welter king has everything to mony made to him by O'Connell and The Is amateur middle tain and nothing to lose in this marquis Dolan, in addition to the statements of Scotland, to Ball match. By knocking out McTigue, weight champion Quit hv Frank Frisch, George Kelly and hr winning on a foul, Walker ran cap- Ross Young, other members of the ture the crown. On the . Jan. 6.—Vean Gregg 175-pound Giants mentioned in O'Connell's con- Wash., oilier hand, a for in veteran southpaw of the Seattle club victory fession, but exonerated by the com Tech Hard McTigue would still leave Walker of the Pacific (.'oast league, who was mlssioner'e probate. Until today, king of the as the sold to the Washington Senators at 147-pounders, however. Landis had declined to make light- champion is not Game the close of the I'd season, Monday the matter public, on the ground that tllgihle for welterweight division. Scrimmage left for his home in Canada, threaten- With the opening game of the sea Although the men are two divi- ing to retire from baseball rather ; son only four days away, the Tech sions apart there will not he a great than pla^ for the Senators. High capers settled down to real work difference in their weight when they Inter-State Cue Wade Red'’ Killifer. manager of in preparation for the mix with Step into the ring. McTigue, really a the Seattle club, said Gregg believed Alickej Walker, world's welterweight champ, will step up two divisions Coach Jackson’s North High young- , will scale near the 160- he should have received a larg»r when he meets Alike AlcTigue, light-heavyweight title holder, at Newark, N. ,1., sters. pound mark, while Walker will come Tourney bonus from his sale to Washington. Walker has to anil to lose. The welter Coach Drummond took advantage tonight. everything gain nothing Opens “The club a bonus of in around 153. gave Gregg champ will enter the ring weighing close to 155 pounds, while AlcTigue will The Interstate pocket billiard tour- of the half day of school at Tech and ; Jf Walker succeeds in stopping Mc- 11.500, besides paying hi« experses tip the scales at about Ifi.i. nament. at the Paxton parlors opened sent his men through a long drill fob Tigue within the 12-round limit and back home, contrary to the general with a bang Monday night before a lowed by a fast scrimmage between rule. said Killefet. "The Yankees thereby winning the world 175-pound large gallery. the first and second teams in which it will be the made us a proposition, but we refused crown, second time In M. L. Sfonemnn. Tows entrant, de- the first team came off victorious by Rogers Hornsby, star Cardinal season. Hans Wagner held the former to let irefore the end of the history that a has and batsman of the record when he led fhe four Gregg go fighter Paavo Nurmi to Continue American feated K. Larson, St. Paul, 125 to 10S. a comfortable margin. slugger leading league season. Then the Senators became held two titles in such 190fi to 1909 inclusive. widely sepa- The game was featured by several The first team lineup found Nelson National league for the 1924 season, years from interested and we were glad of a rated divisions. In 1897 a season Bob Fitz- high runs, but both players played a and Charnquist at the forwards. Otti- established new record by leading Hornsby's mark for the last chance to give Vean another trial in simmons, middleweight champion, Indoor in Millrose Games tight game. mer at renter and Holm and Blork his league for the sixth consecutive was .4235. Campaign the majors because he had given won the heavyweight title by stop- If. Harsch, Omaha, plays W. Wil- at the guards. A hard fight for t*he Seattle good service. We want to be ping Jim Corbett. Pes Moines, this afternoon and of mate to Captain VOKK. .Ian. fi.—Paavo Olympic pole vaulting title, and dole son, position running unreasonable if he The fair, but Gregg is physical measurements of the Finnish cham- distance who Ralph Stevens !of Omaha meets A. Holm is being waged with Milhollin, Nurmi, Olympic Kay, Chicago runner, asks for more than what we have two and Anxious to Defend champions follow: pion, will continue his Amer- will match strides with Nurmi prob- Swanson, also of Omaha, in the eve- Block, Prerost and Knight all in the Ready Dempsey done for him.” .HcTIgur. Walker. □KW match. running. • indoor mi both ning 62.Age 2* ican campaign, started tonight ably nights. was not out dur- ISO Height .ISS-ISS at the Fuinish-Ainerican games, Relay teams of leading colleges and “Hefty” West, who ■V ft. IIP-, la. Height A. ft. in. Title Two or Three Times This Year (H,4 middle- the holidays, appeared Monday Hi.Neck 1.1 when he competes In ttie Millrose A. universities in the east and ing URBAN SHOCKER CHET WYNNE BACK will a bat 12.Reach 67>,i A. carnival at Madison Square Gar- west. besides a host of club stars, and probably put up good Alt....Cheat, tuor.) to there la definite these other features tie for one of the forward positions By , all nothing in 44. Chest (exp.) IS den, January 27 and 28. Millrose of- have been entered for TO UNDERGO KNIFE linn >" fight Hosing Champion of Uie , that I know but tentative ll'x. Forearm ...II Nurmi will the FROM POWWOW when he nunds into form. Kngle is reports of, ficials announced tonight of program. St. Louiji, Jan. S.—Urban Shocker, 14 .Bleeps 1,7)4 who is W or Id for actual- in two events on suc- Chet head coach of the another candidate for forward arrangements fights may compete special Wynne, former star hurier of the ,e S..Ankle H*4 two-thirds mile follow- fielder, always fielder! Tliaf, the New York Yankees last Decem- 11 >4. ralf .1345 Hodman Landis to Promote where he attended the annual The new 10 and 12-round route law- ing night In the Wanainaker City til ink. hast expresses my answer In to an in California is to be a ber, plans undergo operation one and a half mile rare. meeting of the National Football Grand Circuit going big the for the removal of a growth on his Baseball in Coaches association. question: l-nost for the game and may develop START CAGElOOP Entries for the Millrose games, pitching arm, th* right, near the tried hard to schedule “What are my plans f»r the fu- “'■me new heavyweight challengers.! which Include' 28 world and Wynne be The annual T. M. C. A. Sunday Olympic looks shoulder. The operation will per- games for next fall while in the east, Ads New Tracks ture?” Anyway, boxing very promis- School Basket Ball will start American champions, promise a Cuba formed or of th!« league in for 1525. Friday Saturday but found that all the school* had I want to ing, especially California, next week with 14 teams entered In track and field carnival eclipsing all Chicago, Jan. —Kenesaw Moun- Cleveland, O., .Tan 6.—With th# ad I ran only repeat that week, it was announced. Aside from the completed their 1925 programs. lhe circuit. F.ight teams have entered previous records. tain Randis, baseball commissioner, mission of two new 'member track.**. fie lit amt am anxious to defend jnj Another player to undergo theknif- Holy Cross and Boston college may the eftyisirtn six in races in which Nurmi will appear, tonight completed arrangements far a. Aurora, III., and Atlanta, and im- withln the next few days is Howard heavyweight apd two or three times this bo on 1926 schedule, ac title year the lightweight class. chief interest will center in »n Inter- trip to Cuba in the interest of pro- Creighton's portant admissions to and changes in Frelgau, St, I.ouLs Cardinal outfielder, to in the next few In national race in which I'go baseball on the island. After folding Wynne. stewards and again years SPORT The games in the league will be walking moting the rules, Grand Circuit who will have his tonsils removed. flayed in the gymnasiums of the First Frigerio, Italian star, who has won a sojourn in Cuba, the commissioner end?d their annual meeting with the tome, if I eontimir to hold the I At t-'i.rt Worsen, f nlo—Niilor !?«nn> E. tlie titles of 1920 and 1924 will take an airplane flight to Pan- re-election of if. K. Cleve- Congregational and First M. Olympic LEAVE Devereux, Iieavjweieht title. Burn? Portland, Orrg.. derialoned Ball will he If. w litre baseball has taken a firm BLUEJAYS Co- Mo.h.r Decv-r. t a roanC- churches. pitted against George ama, land, president; F. \V. Swisher, My net mil plans fur 1923 are In- , Goulding, veteran Canadian and 1912 foothold. HERE THURSDAY lumbus, vice president, and W. Ji. definite at tlii-s lime. champion, who Is attempting Commissioner Randis, with his Klnnan. Cleveland, aecretary-treas piATII Rvau Win. Olympic I am busy with mjr real estate Silvers, r*OH«*h of tha NORMAN a comeback, and Willie Plant, party, will sail from New Orleans on Schabinger Creigh- and the selection of 10 stewards. By BROWN. 5.—Joe premier urer, holdings in I .os \neeles, including Xew Yolk, Jan. Silvers, basket ball team has Outfielder Hill rail American heel and toe expert. January 21. ton university Cleveland was selected for next Bagwell was awarded a year’s my hotel and apartment. Brooklyn lightweight, a work out only that for t onnie hard program of mapped meeting. paste apple /T}AOJD- over I>e Other stars the Millrose I -an say that I expert to start lo-round decision Cuddy signed by for his Blue- IF Mark next as he did for for today and tomorrow A Schedule 16 weeks, the year of Silvers include Jackson Sold. covering training right away in a new gym- .'i.u-co Pittsburgh tonight. organization Schulz, Hockey Players basketee.s. evening (ial \ t-ston last season, lie can rest jay Thursday longest season in Its history, was dls ! I all '.he 200-meter and , Alta.. Jan. &.—Bern!© Mor- nasium, which is now being luiilt fur results S. (lie semi-final of American to an individual ris, forward, ami Bobby Benson, de- among tracks.] me in law Jn Paddy llyan capture where <>n the Birds Angeles. will lie writes Saturday play The season at North Randall, hilghlv successful, l*aul Firm r«c* 8ix furlongs: man of the opens new In the * 1 it isbnigh, 14B poinds, outpointed first place hi (lie running events In^t fense Calgary Tigers, have j There in nothin# heavy- (nd .tyi .... i-i t-5 3 their annual game with Marquette. Ijtrkill of the Fort Worth tTex.i Ke* * June a new start-] Mikt ...... 5-1 \ of Xew 14G 1-2 summer at l.ee Cali- been sold to the New lloekey Cleveland, 22, early as far as 1 am con- Morriasey (Dolin) (eeorgie l.uVigne York, Paris; Karnes, came out weight division ; in a line to I-i The Creighton hoopsters ing and closes the week of Oc- ord. me. Toddy Toast in lit rounds. fornia High school who won the team, It was announced last night. date, erred. Time 1 22 2-5 l.u<». *'b ef CUrk !*»'. lemndc, hoy, of tholr game with Drake in good tober at Atlanta. Four weeks’ rac- t onnie drew Bagwell last fall from ■ ttris. Dan E. J*;awar: Si!verf*;ne Het>- 11. f can read that I am to re- condition and are to take going Kltiwm end lagonard Thomas also rar prepared will l>e held at North Randall, file Texas league Sand trails in the ing tire one anil the next I see S- nd Six furlong# -=i another fall out of the Marquette day I] two at the start and two in August, selective draft and his choice was Taullane (Fj-id#) ... 1-5 um anxious to but 1 assure 7-!ft_l- • agers. T^ist season Creighton and fight, you] Orphelln (Fronki ..7-5 7-l*» the most ever one track. runner-up to "Big Ixraft. cham- assigned Boy" It Sfms .. two ie*! Domthy (C. Lang Marquette divided a came aer '* See ret ary w. P. Fugleman, of Kalfl pion minor league home run rlouter. Time I 23 4-5 Berlins, Attrati F/ ia B basis. TARGET SHOOT over, Bagwell is not like the Miss M&gg# H. Burke) ... ! ordinary ’Mk Bulaerosa \- LOSES TO N. C 6.—After T:m# *»1 B IOWA; The stewards adopted a m fh*r Finehur.<*t. Jan. run of home mn hitters, in that lie tor Sadie Me Tcrrhe- Pretty B Iowa City. Jan. 5.—The Uni on and Samrr. • Mark a Ia., I comprehensive report submitted by missing the fifth bird in hi* string pokes 'em out of the orrliard oera- Emanc pa! j ran. C. v»rstty of Iowa basket ball five de the rule* committee of 2A, D. Coburn of Mechanic? sionallv and then re*t« on hi« laurels. Fourth Ti’ 5# ar.d yarda ** ran 155 r*- !e I! (YePon 1* 5 #\ *r f»atsd th» of Minnesota Starting an/! regularlv delegated burg. O,. through target*; Bagwell finished the season sec- University Bad Em k 1** (Harvey) .. 7-8 5- and won the 1*A target quintet h»r» tonight, 27 to 19, In the judge* were clothed with power to straight j ond to Art Weiss, Chicago Cub now Doc McMahon, 4* *‘ western con fine drivers for dtsohedlance and to event, which opened the annual mid- in with the excellent opening oontest of the hitting, sveragel Sincere also ran. an- tournament here fercnc# season. remove a driver and substitute winter trap shooting of T*t7. In addition to his 37 Fifth rate. 1 3-l« mile# round) 2-1 7-1* 1 a the score 1?*5 ISO. F^-arpolettc. i** iHnrrey) in the lead' other for the balance of rac<\ It .Monday with of trip blows, he collected 34 * The Hawkeves were doubics| Overfire. 103 iSxanson) .1*1 * AFTER HOCKEY MEN all other meetings tinless modified, of the Olympic championship a few | gather more than 200 hits during the Water Girl. $7 (Harvey' ...... Time 1:57 2 Frank Monro*. Ebony or board Do you Ice skate? set aside reversed by the J year* ago ami one of the leading' campaign. His club was responsible Belle. Blanche Mao, Summer S.gh ai#v Can you play ? of stewards or the parent association beat handicap trap shooter*, finished for 11 of the 74 trims scored bv Cal ! ran Seventh rsoa mile and 70 yards Ice to final he taken.' A Do you want to Join Omaha'e which appeal may fourth in t lie field with 154. C. Veseton. Bagwell s average was only The Franc***'in, 102 (MT's* S-l I-l 7 i j tS*m»oo» .3-1 -» hockey league? Bogart, Sandusky. O., who atefod sec j lu points less than Weiss', yet he Peace Pat. 1** IVte Cincinnati Wan Prite 162 (Fisher' .»» 4-1 of Donohue, youthful “Speed'' Terry, former member ond with 7S at the end of the first j took in 19 more g-ames anJ was Time 1.5a 2-5. Anniversary, Carnal lias established one record In part has pitcher, \ an. Am ion. lien. Goisina, l*ou Just the famous “Wolves" of Toronto, «v> shots, slumped In the afternoon going stronger than ever at the end the major leagues, lie Is the IMet also ran. organized an l<-e hookey league and ar.d finished in a tie with Frank S ! of the season. First raoe* mile: full fledged holdout of th* 11)26 sea 1 Silver Star. 1 1 t >m :h> 18 4# 4 84 4 4 two or three more teams, time* 1* after Wright of Buffalo, several New The big gardener drove out a brace Run Alt, 118 tP 'Vails' 4 0b 3 **» son. 11 J> t Barnes) I* also more players. York state with 153. of in five Drift*' Rinse .<3 champion homers different games Time 13 3 5 Friend Jo#, iFArfi In j Any one Interested playing being topped in this respect only to i* Null. Swift 1 :id' Mush Or Kal k Mlramba Five Sixty. M •'#**. I>- or the league can Happ.x hockey Joining Kraft, who turned the trick on nine Unit Fa ry also .an 0 see next or SundaJ tkthe^ ST. BALLOON S- .nd ra< mil? m0r Terry Saturday JOE j orcaalotts Bagwell's 37 homers broke w Red Exanw ! • linker' 12 86 b 26 4 : at Miller park. the former Texas league record but Harrigan's Heir 144 Wilson) S 24 3 M.»rp# t'sstie 164 Griffin ) .4 d IIGHTtf RACE START SITE he to into failed break the limelight Tun# »1 Margaret Whit M.= #« Indian M ## St Joseph, Jan. 5— St. Joseph was! to extent owing to Kraft’s John. B.g Manage GUN CLUB TO MEET any great | San Urado Rose Roharts Mtdncht selected today by the contest com slugging orgy which netted him 55 Tim# and Tide Querulous Tennilee. Koi- will hold Its doirh also ran The Omaha Gun club s* : mlttee of the National Aeronautic complete circuits. Third race 1-18 miles for the election of ** «a annual meeting •L&VES *oclatlon a* the of the \ ihrator. ill (Hooper' 4 ? 12* starting point both center and AI N rw York—Allentnww Johnny Bagwell played * *6 J 4# officer* 1925 et the Chamber of Romulus, 118 iRober'#' for T.eonard knocked out Frank's Ritchie. 1025 national elimination balloon race field for the Sand Crabs Nigh* Boat 3! I (Ellis' ■ right and| at 8 1 round* Murray Ktkln*. lightweight. I Time 14* 1 *. Walter PaM. fr-t Commerce tomorrow evening to be some time the latter defeated Sid Kepnen, 1 o round* Joey held part he w as rated as one of the best sun j Worth Vg\-aio pv.'k Barkis' Tag P*', s Cuddv * o'clock. iv#r«. lightweight outpointed ] of ever W1U Tree also rar round* May. gardener* produced In the * Directors will also he elected. Pemareo of Pittsburgh. Texas] Fourth rae fw-’orgs: Paddv Ryan won decision ever round* Cheater | event i',M Seth. (Griffin) merer* has underwritten the fc« i a sun In Texas can l.ii’e of >of nn point * (tom IU'# Roeenberg. S.un.u garden play one] Gold. 1*1 (Hooper) 1 s Mafkowita disqualified first round -or $20.Ann and agreed to meet all condl In any league. His seasons average Tim# 13 1 5. Mu# Box, TY | also -an TO GREET GRIDMEN 1 111nk low again** Pete S« arranr j Square lions was one Fifth race k .lohnn' P incus, awarded decision over regarding prises, transportation on the defense 925. He has furlongs' Chicago, Jan *—Chicago alumni j Braude.# 113 4fa 44# S'* Jim JSulo other in (Craig) supply of gas. and things of those "30 .in arms and can covet | Irish Butgei. 1 >» 4** S'* the University of Pennsylvania illvM*rv"x' of Wood!* *i At llna ton*—Tiger Flower* of Atlanta. connection with the races a world of territory. .Mniitsbe#'. Pf (Bar nee' font Time 114 2 *' m #1k planned to greet ttie university Mrurpri t .-clinical knn« kout over *till Stgti ;s. Thl* will be the 17th national throws rlght^vanded. but s ettiwh 1,ad. He* hr C#ie« «l.«j rgn from llrittoti of Kiitrea* City fourth round Bagwell ball team on It* arrival today !*ltlh tier M tie and 74 v ards' of Homervlll* won doit elimination race to be held In the offside the ! Wtilts* Oradwoll swings from the of plate 9‘ AtimnO 4*0 <4* f *\ Pacific mas, game. Vaorgold ill 2 Its post'eaaon muii i>v#r Kittling Hud of Atlanta, eighth com me t'nited States, the winner to _ range* 104 lUrnei 4 80 Clements Haavdra, Chilean heavv round Hlimi y atone, 11 (Wadis) * from Yuesall weight won iu flret round pete in the International balloon m IIKKK differ* t big league cities Time l 41 1# Cano The Wo*:. Associaliou IVariitfln. Idsette Krishna Prince ran. Ilritish Squash races In Europe. Ceylon a’#o j now claim epual parts .of the Seienlh race Mile \t Buffalo—-Charlie Welnerl, Newark. Black Shasta 1*8 (Griffin' 4 1 1 I miles Yanks to triumvirate of Indians v\ ho won 30 44* Kn^laml defeated I' inilto Italian JarUt Herman, Pi-?'e«*r a lor II iY> .mg' r 8U 4 Rnslnn, Jan. 6- Tile British \. vv York aond round. 1 oung Hob Currie Karon Two Hoots. immortal fame In the world series of Msltnee fd.d l*i iMooter) ** m New York, knot ke»l »«ut Tisne 1-4* 4 4. Pud neaoi-tut Ion of FiIsalmmone. .kin fiuinli- ilitiy. in Cleveland b*alpt. Tom Squash Racquet* Karl John non, Brooklyn. fifth round. i'hliugu, 1920. the first which ►«** H"' Fad Mi## htlsa, Urr't# also London lias Issued an Invitation to I- lo> d 11 berI. A-htatiula. defeated H* I t Siiuix City (la.) Hintumwelght. tonight a ran. ever ha,| Iwen participant. 5 Mvim.ldtr, Montivsi. *»x round*. Chil K.gluh rare. furl, pg? Ihe Cnlted sillies a-omt-lutloi) to *<-ml will mutrbrd to Uix Johnny l.*e on Covoleskle the ballet P oir# Cue M0 -i'll* 1 f t0 • w.i J ii kaon. Uuffslu. defeated Frankie ,Valr. Stanley spit | 400 x tlo* Malsn.an, lt« (PhNlnlo) 10 4 an American team to cumpi-le In Rochester *1 rounds Johnny New York In 10 round bout tit IV* who the limited circle of pitch 0 Hi ituffulo. knocked nut Al Paul. Joined l.« d Allen. 145 (McHugh' »»e in ego l.s matches to lie held Liverpool, Mur fa iu, third round. Molnea,* January 13, nmt Hlxla ets who have won tit tee games In | Time. 1 *0 K|.*.ib#?h Fastei |ir II whs lr»l#iV>l) lleste* Ann alao ratv York und Jdindon next spring, Iluod. Butt* (Mont.) 1 ls-pounder, In a Ctich a classic, will Is? with Washing At Ko«-h«*ator—-Mike Conroy. Bor heater j announced here tonight by He, re- loet to Tony St.bnnau. Buffalo. *0 12 round cont**l at rtrwt Kail*, Mont ton Elmer Smith, the ntan who ounda Oak Pill. Kurhaetar out l»*eed likely lih'king balliiUvsi't for the i\un* Waller I. Badger, Jr., of (lie 22 a home tun with the lary .1*. k Oaken ltnf fa to, IU rounds Chet January slammed out «ng si'anm, or the mournful tkllm.* Cnlted Hi.-lies Squash Racquet* hs covell, Ituffalo, knoiked out Walt* (vases full, will be with Cincinnati. IMtumlili. It'M'hsster. ftrat round. Hit* Ih«t nnothcr wr» It was also learned that funviv at!ing mntv h soclntlon. Hairy and Joe Manual 'Irew In an (irelt to Meet Maleor. Xml Ulll'VWamhsgnns*. the onlv man tliotr \» to Bo Hobart* of omul* vansaluts Bub, rst-uae. won inillfHl off. Cnpt. Gerald Kiigland, H> Kaneavtlla O Jan 5 Hurry Or*)' to make a triple play unassisted In d.x talon ovet Joe Hall, Ituffalo, 10 | Rut v*»*r i* American end Canadian Individual the vv'URjf \et. Gil * ootid e. world'a mlrtill*w*l*ht champion, ha* a world series, is still with the will not Boston] the boy* time squash rncqueis a 12 round hunt Sox. champion \t 1 nungat-nwn—• arl Tremaine. < lesr hen mxtehad for lied l<> defend In* 1 return to this country 11 .1 i-'lv won from Fiankia Faeann. with Hanry Maleor of Hollywood, We tk' Ills* net* te.u \<*«* \ 1 rminda Yeung Sweanay. Ko|sr finiU llilr* this rear. of 19. we've th1* fat Vtetthrnv Ilte. outpointed Young Menehan, ('a! l\*r* on th* night January progressed 4 ot> Dolan# mnimn oit the mend | Maleor l» *ald In hava a flna record In 1974 without a baseball WJ7I.I, an announcement Ottlv «lv c v v it Pchmador \t s*|f lake tlt»—Fddln fMiaphara on (li* f’nclflo oonat, scandal, ] week, Kayorrl. a elt-round nit \V-4 Ken hell fought — 4 .lack Dempaev will defend ttttfil Ihc bj»il |t)A,t?r? p.i.% the Jan. h. .i« <%'« | tun Mxne flopped Wtlll* Soil'* that bisj Whravaport, l/H., IJtlpii tutrlic, bint? .,t n fifth round "f * el* round bout \\ titte against an opponent ttf the price the \|?«...!* unit |H\ Kan., knot k*M l reinaiu ins flout. PrnkiR of ffunnewetl. Smith won technical knockout >'tt .spider 5 • u Ti e- Is a declaration ft *»m Henpv litt*. ttitii fltc (rottKIt? ..vet in Imev Youngstown. O Jan l right', tnanggrrw' nut Andy Hrhnut(br of Omaha in flit* John H lev fourth round, Cm f tpkla dr .sinned t*e <•■’** four l.eonard that the strge bolts no lute brgitt t% the ball ?rt tc round main. «Cleveland bantamweight out |tlit bagin fourth vound of a srhfdiii*d ound* Men v lohanaen kn«»* k#d ••«»! news that the tr»b abciit the livid tnuml Semmv Can Fvnnkts Knsaim, New York for him. the cheerful training ramp bout htrt tonight. Th#> ar« heavy Fort lliahop pointed .«# knocked out ung Murphy in third ns* a o' mnl< in ii 12 round bout htie tonight home club signed couple (fgai.ilc*, ,.f uha4 Ihry grA wtighta. round.

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