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45.00,No50.00 Club Owners to Entertain the O\Er to G Fermer Giant, »H Pai IOS; *A S Akm Billy Kelly Wins Opening Feature at Pimlico.Yale Club Awarded Title Squash Tourney Ross Champion Izzy Visits West Point Ball Factions Scholastic Football and Jackson Must Beat Two More Victor by Head Seek On To-day's Schedule Army Navy it Fears for the De Army After Notre Dame Game Support Witt Clinton vs. Stuyvesant, at Club Admitted; Rivals Leonard In Race C. C. N. Y. Stadium. Before Facing Sprint Of the II. S. Commerce va. Morris, at Cath¬ Minors olic Protectory (¡rounds. To Met. Tendier and Dundee Are his right to a bout with Leonard. He | is By W. O. McGeehan .._,_ Commercial vs. Boys' High, at Com- League also anxious to try conclusion« one . Mount -. ¡Cummer's Brats Out * menial Field. in to more witti the veteran "I was Local Boy's Path Johnny Dundee, up at Vest Point Opposing Sides in Near-War Erasmus Hall vs. Manual Training, whom he once put away with a knoclta Stable Mate, .Motor Cop; Saturday," said Izzy Kaplan, "and I don't at National Tourney to Start know what the next to Ebbets Field. Match With Ensor in Money Twice army would be like on account a lot of Irishers beat Prepare Engage in Fordham Prep. vs. St. Peter's Prep, Feb. 5; Class B Meet Champion T'iere are many who believe Jackson it the al Jersey City Ball Park (a. m.h have an excellent chance with team in - Army the I don't think Bnek St. vs. at Goes to Club Willie Jackson, who stopped Eddie Leonard a footballing. Personally, they Passing Contest Francis Prep Stamford, Sqwash provid« Benny made 1»". from Special Correspondent should have Conn. Fitzsimmon? at Madison Square Gar¬ nds at 2 o'clock the Nov. I. Irishors on a team unless it is neccs- Stamford, afternoon of PIMLICO, Md., Billy Kelly footballing absolutely Marquand vs. Ilempstead, at Hemp- The den last intends to the mill. *o tho sary, or eise thçy should been one W. annual national championship Friday night, take and Motor Cop, the Ross entry in the only Irisher, like Harward.. It ain't By J. Macbeth stead, L. I. be on a couple of the contrary, it is n rai y bel eved Leon- fair to the other vs. Wash¬ squash tennis tournament will toughest aspirants ard is a v. '.'-r and that «f he first Pina',.co Serial Weight for Ago race, teams to have eleven of them. It is all right to have one if any war develops in organized Evander Childs George to Benny Leonard's title before he got down or baseball ington, at Evander. hçld at the Yale Club and will begin tackles the of the to the stipulated notch it would leava the feature of the opening of the Mary¬ Casey maybe one O'Brien, but when all of the line men is named the factions into which the! kingpin lightweights him too weak to do himself full O'Brien and all of major have been February 5, 1921, according to an in a title match. justice. land Jockey Club's fall meeting here the backs is named Casey, what chance is there? leagues split will each .".nnouncement made last the Leonard has agreed to defend his tiares, however, that he has to pioned a new form of world's cham¬ nichtby never driel out for any match and if ran away from the "I am betting a little bit on the attempt Raddle the burden on its executive committee of the NationH crown against the world at the to-day. abbreviated Army on account I was once a rival. This pionship that would leave no «loubt as the weigl he 3 mistaken I I will be hi.^ ;-n a canter. lieutenant in the fact was mude evident! to team. His idea is to Squash Tennis Association. The dates stipulated by Boxing Commission of own. ., v "i; This entry Signaling Corps, and mo and the Agitated with the best for New York State. This So far as I. nard e c< ".retried Cheneral, yesterday the expiration of the shorten the races and then the national Class B championship weight is 135 Jackson now awe. «rs was made an overwhelming favorite at which his name was Mr. was ultimatum eleven regular and at 2 o'clock on the the biggest game Harris, just like that. Also Grentland that major league have team of each for the handicap and fall scratcn pounds afternoon ¡n Such h i to Rice, club every major league of the s'a.:.*.. bout would rack; th« odda of 5, and rightfully so, he had a little bet down on the presidents sent. Han Johnson and meet each other the circuit tourneys also were announced. light. :: S at Army, because he was not in the his of rival Until Jackson knocked ou* [uare Garden fancy prices. the was exactly "loyal live" of the American, in homc-and-honie series. Irwin The Class B tournament, which is for Fitzsim- because only competition that army but almost, on account he was in the in mons his claims to u bout with artillery, which they are League regard to an indorsement such a re¬ players who did not play last season, the between the stable mates. of argues that schedule would were not so them admission to the war. the Lasker plan for will be held at the pad champion regarded serious¬ '¦ charging next re-organiza¬ tain interest in every maj«>r city to the Squash Club, as ".-':'." '':¦¦.'. :" J j Kelly 1 t out Motor a tion. will commence 1321. The ly were those of Lew Tendier, the Cop by "But the minute that Irisher team came end of the year. Lxce.pt in those January 2, champion, and Jeff Smith, of 1 '.' A on the field I said to These eleven, the meet will be at the Philadelphia lightweight. Tendier. Bayonne, head, »nd Knobbe, the ^ comprising eight cities favored first division handicap staged N. J., signed articles for á ¡Grentland Rice: 'We can kiss it our we National League and the New by clubs, Harvard Club, and will start Decjmber: however, will have none of Leonard's yesterday other two entrants, finished far in the money goodby.' And did. You York,1 interests usually wanes to a minimum except at the scale which used nd battle at the Garden, to know how wear cleats on Chicago and Boston American League before 11. The fall scratch tourney was awinl- game be fought the of No¬ rear. Clarcnc Kummer, Man o' Wur'j they the bottom of the shoes in the footballing, mid-August. ed to the Columbia to predominate for the class.133 evening Tuesday, rode !;: K so that presidents, h,ave accepted in good faith University Club, vember 9. Forfeits of $2,5«)0 wer«» pilot, ly if they would step on a feller's face wouldn't as an answer to this ultimatum the ar.d will November 29. pounds ringside. This weight Leonard v a fast they slip. Well, The New York Giants are now well open refuses to ns it is no posted with Promoter Tex Rickard that Cop, starter, got the those Irishers counter of the live as out¬ to the number of de- do, longer nec¬ when t ie barrier was they would change their shoes all the time on proposals within the roster of of Owing '.arge the boxers will make 158 pounds, ring¬ jump sprung and account they lined, a recent of limit forty faults that occurred in the nat'onal essary under the new weights of the at the firs! quarter was in front of the ! arc wearing out the cleats. following meeting prescribed by baseball law for Novem¬ iommission. side. This will be the first meeting of ¦' the American tournament last it was League board of direc¬ ber 1. Joe year, decided Of more these thumping middleweights. I But little Billy tors in Chicago. Secretary O'Brien last that the entries of members must be the prominent lightweights i. n such a i rugj lo as tins. "Mr. Johnson night announced the release of catcher made over the now before the public Jackson seems Needed and the five clubs sup¬ signature of the member to When h« behind he Draft for More Men all of whom Leo Dixon, purchased from R««ck and not the various the only one willing take chances Knockout I.oughlin, who stayed ten porting him, refused to Island of the through club pr>- with Leonard at the new *-« p. les t he seen: a .' v "So' of meet us in Three [ League, to the [essionals. weight scale. unds with .>enny Leonard recently, many these Army fellers is being knocked out that I am Chicago recently, have been club But he does not intend to rush mat¬ will that is what he did to¬ invited to a Indianapolis of the American As¬ The dates for .'fiiii^mcet the lightweight chara- afraid that would have to joint meeting in Chicago sociation. Dixon been playing Metropo'.i.'.r.n ters. He is not averse to X. day. maybe they have it another draft to more next said John A. has turned back League, Classes A and B, also were an¬ eliminating Camdcn, J., the night of No- was get Monday." President under Tendier, if before he ember 12. when the turn reached Kummer men from tha Army team, and I am nervous Heydler of the National optional agreement as part pay¬ nounced. The first event ¡n Class B possible, presses < getting because maybe I League yes¬ ment for catcher and let Il y Kelly "As was Gaston southpaw will be the match between the ¡I \r- would get caught in it, and if you should in a to terday afternoon.
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