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s3 tifwfci V' vr v5 Tfl7 T' A i vv rHE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA. QA. SUNDAY MAY 21ii iii epa Bt JOHN STATON. I The people of Atlanta wflI hare the portunity Seeing Monday the jriittrack and field meet that his vf fer been" tbrsouth. The meet It at Grant field tinder from th university the record on the broad ttte 8 th tile in tit jsfditfthzvw from the Birmingham the record la the most iau.

meet will be the dash. In this event Dewey and Red allies in for three years wm compete eh other. Dewey is out. of so-he is to ran the. the AtlanUAthletic club uwmjiM always been a lot of ft Tech as to who wee the rt.

As both have done the bun- in10 flat it eould not be de- ejfled theoretically. Dewey is not in condition hot wfll run a race. tcn A. A. U.

meet ia bed annually in some otaera dty but this is the first time Atlanta has been privileged to it. There are already about eight different teams enter- Mi Qdethorpe Emory and the ratty of Georgia Qarroilton chool. Atlanta Athletic club. rjymi tii dub Florida and Ala- ti2Pa US already entered and several i olleg raBa alSette clubs are ted to enter before the lists dose. who are anxious to see Tech against Georgia can see this ST.

for Georgia has entered a m. Georgia it must be admitted anlx" aUeettoa. They haw two good I men. pod pole Tanlter and fe ma of some repute. CJeck- iSlerthlad from Augusta.

who went ferineeton last year It at Georgia this year and Is on the teem. Monday ii the day Grant field is the plane. sod the admission 60 DEMPSEYWILL HOME newYork May Chock full of temperament since his European tour Jttfc Dempsey king of an pugilists boarded a train for Los Angeles late today upsetting plans Tex Rickard had. for a series of conferences at ho hoped to close with the tamp for a match this fall with ear- iWnis or some other aspirant for suddenly that he wanted to see the folks so he packed a few of his English-cat clothes in a pbai and taxied to the Grand Central Statioo Where I big impromptu crowd him on his way. lie ttOBod be brought back frim1 England as a Joke on Jack stayed here to negotiate Eiekrdfor a match.

asiBg the announcement made ht on hi retsrn from England i byjTtddy Hayes his secretary that engaged to a Miss Edith nT a Boulder Cot Jack IDejnpsey today asserted that it wtf fstoptr Joke on the reporters who Z-lwiTh were forecasting his marriage. trjr the papers that Bockwen went wen said the bemonaeled Sctamp tilting his derby and winking with his unimpaired eye but really Ithat wail as we cay in IJnnnonand not in Colorado. I nave thouPt of marrying yet" r- OLF TOURNEY WRITERS FoTirthEstateGolf tournament ithat ha. become in annul fixture tof the tournament season at the mu- alrfpal golf course at Piedmont park. vm ld starting on nut Thurs.

ay- anti ine win be played hi lUsrSL Thi1tonraameat win-be the Offl- opening of the tournament sea. at the Piedmont course. Last larg entry list entered the at- nd as is usual in an this nature a dark horse This yearly event iper men a chance to the progress of. their daring' the winter months end Blktesumm season and' without will be a in IOU shotover this the play this year. also brought to fact that some olf writers some of tlreven in the tOUl-f1eJdu uperts were to more golf than' they were when they teed.

ff thisttooraament It' Isthought thes wAav bag hours pth ma and their tparation forthis tourna from each the i three hat beeneelected a BQIHCQ f- arrangements this tournament and a larger en- 3" othfa year then sjwi yFFxe 3S 8 ljrt ofifr tp islf d49 a4 fi bWib7tk WfjJ JErr rersS te Sf wt nS ffl5i3Ssfe' ftW" SSSra Stiit Young till Capable of Winning Titles r- fc zf Red MacLacUan vs. Battling Budd Wednesday Night at Ponce de Leon' Pans Assured of Great Battle When These Two Climb Through' Ropes. Good Preliminaries. BY MIKE THOMAS. The devotees of combat in the prize ring are in for a treat when Bed Machlan and Battling Build climb through the ropes of the We circle at Ponce de Leon baseball park Wednesday night.

Battling Budd Is a local fighter and lie has. been going better zn the past few months than ever before in his long career ia and Bed MZCLSCI1Zn. After his fights with Larry Avers and lake Abel needs no introductionto the fight fans. McLaeblan has been" holding forth in and around Atlanta since his scrap with Jake Abel a couple of weeks ago and he hat been training for this fight with doing road work I taking workouts at the fight club every afternoon and with the shape that MacLachlan was In before he started the grind for the Battler he wifi in wonderful shape for the fight that Budd willput up. add is a type of fighter that wm give MsfLefMsn a great deal of trouble.

because Budd has a hard punch and with a hitting tearing in fighter like MaeLaehlan after- him all the time. the chances re that Budd will jab him Into partial submission before many rounds and Mae- Laehlzn wffl be forced to change his WI. fighting. Budd his developed a left Jab in the past few months that has rim all tire opponents trouble bud being good judge speed and distance he will probably keep his left hand in UaeLftchjaas face an through the fight. It he does he is totog to be a hard man for MacLach- In.

to get to let alone hurt. STYLE IS WELL KNOWN. earned the. title of the Red Terror" after his tfight here with Larry Averg and la his last battle here with Jake Abel he lived up to the reputation that earned. He is hitting.

handed fighter who U' after- his man from the tap of the bn when Red the ring with a fighter of any type the crowd is assured of. a Jtal a out is possible fled is going to land one. and. if the other atca la the ring is the better fighter a harder puncher Bed is golnt downfltbtlng right to the last. la Us two fights left' Bed has not beenfobmdto to extend himself to what appears to lie ht.

real limit but with zdd the Scottish Terror. Is rtartonat to tep-t ut an l' siowbIi realsp ed. This speed 1 liar aad1 to spire cad' reslveed the fans locally are in for one ofthe greatest treats that tiuy have- had sine the legion II. been promoting locally BATTLING BIJDDS Xa the old flays Bat BUdd was noted ihinjcs His Wt- and his right. His two ptnch ed to hump' Jotof fighleri4Btadreaia- lend and according to BuMs mini- reT hehai been tying BnddVjlift hand behind utm.

and forcing him to right an together in his work With this snethodBndds old two punch going to be in actions This wfll hake thinrsmncn sore Interesting' for Bed' Mi Me but his tirains against Budds leftTFthen thfcfamonsrli3it and for" pure amusement a bitter fight would have been impossible to arrange. Freddie Boorde. long a favorite with Atlanta ran. and who has been in the north for several months fighting the best boys that could her found Is hack iii Atlanta and he will meet Jimmie Murphy In the semi-final. This pout is scheduled to go ten rounds.

This will. without doubt be agreat fight for Boorde is out to show the people. here that he is a vastly improved fighter. A NEW REFEREE HAS BEEN SIGNED. The timers will need no intro- duttiow to the referee who wtnwo this card.

Several years ago. this official pined a very fine reputaLiqn refereeing fights at the old theater locally and practically everywhere else. WI name is. LoreUo Ferguson Woodruff. but this should not under any consideration be held against him because back in the dim and distant put he was reehristeaed Fuzzy hi admiring friends and Putty it his been since.

CURTIS COOK TIGER PILOT BY EMMETT SIZEMORL Auburn. Ala. May Curtis Preston Cook of I. was elected captain of the 1923 track squad. and rank Stoekelberf.

of the Panama canal zone was chosen as manager at a meeting of the track squad here' list night elect Cook is a senior Ip agriculture but will return to to-Auburn next fan to par- sue his studies for a S. degree. lie has not only ptoveil himself a star- on the coders. but has made distinction in his studies for the put two years and ia one of the mot popular students in college Notwithstanding tie season- just put being his first effort in track he Is credited with beingthe high sensing man en the Orange and Blue' squad. He entered the competition In high.

hurdles low. hurdles high jump and running broad jump. loslnx only one high hurdle rate during tt race. which was at the B. A.

Do tDt in Birminghaavand successful la fhrf Mpjf second In a big field of competitors. Cook will succeed. apt in C. A. Bow.

of the 192 equal Is Manager StockelberK is a soniphb. more In electrical' engineering md has Just finished his first OUvthe tind4r paths. Et snide a tpeclalry' in the yard and mile events Coach. fluted that only three men would be lost by jrauitton this Kason which- Includes Captain O. Ucseln the WJenktnsIu the middle distances andM.

E. Luster In 2tu1lsrtzL- New Auburn recwfr were ed during the season just closed in the Miot put. pole vault runnljie broad omp and th 2 raa Tl out- ttandlnjCiperfomlance ofth sea from' an Auburn standpoint was the pole record et hi' Bobble Lock was UbUhediat Baton RoQ this gate Athlttie- In a tit Maa ttxkT udedi Maasachusett lnstitute of Technology champion for the est five and Boston oll eveastetB la MC TUNNEY FIGHT NEXT BY WESTEROOK rEGLEB United News Staff Correspondent New York. May Harry Grub of Pittsburgh is rehearsing his favorite dual role of trouble and bad news aIu1nftb to. perfect in his part when he quarrels with Gene Tuune1 the American light hiavyweight champion here Tuesday night Grub searched New York for some neighborhood which could reproduce the smoke and soot of his native Pittsburgh and finally choose I downtown gymnasium with no windows and filled with the fumes of long-filler Brussels sprout cigars.

Rio manager contrived a fur- tvr touch of- Pittsburgh by burning a smudge of moldy burlap in the gym and Grub said everything was elegant. thing is elegant. lit then explained Those. were his very words- Every that a Pttaburdler must be careful' not to expose himself to fresh air when training for a tight because its likely to hurt ones breathing. Grub really doesn't need much train lug as he has had a right busy season hiving whipped Torn Gibbons of St.

Paul and various other fighters. He also uplifted the drama in the corners where Babe. Ruth and Jack Demtfsey left it sagging and although has made ttdre money one way sad another this season than most any other fichu you might name. This Bird Loses. la1mar Flaherty also of Pittsburgh a pd nnd phddTer' trbm the steel mills said to be of Italian llneape and known as Red Plaherty possibly because he hl red hair came to town toting- Marry's arnica bottles and boxing gloves to ad as Orebs sparring partner.

They were pretty rood friends until 3:55 p. ia Wednes day when nose was smashed in spot where It uenr had been smashed before One of those hysterical rifhthand swats of Harry's went humming through the smoke and. the sparring partner would have flopped tot a count of 1000 II fractions but the. sir was. thick he couldn't This' hkptened at the end of two rounds of boxing and- right there Hjalmat leaned wearily against a smoke screen Irpm the imperfecto barrage- and passionately bit the gloves from his hands saying he presented herewith his resignation which he hoped would be accepted.

Jack Warmsu a. light heavyweight was the next' boxer evoked from smoky recesses of the. training quarters. He-also a number of Pches his nose but he leered urtly at Greb daring him to breik pew place which masking impossible because there was no such place. T.

Oreb went- four rounds altogether hen did some callithtnies and finished oft with sveralsteep inhales team smudgs alt which he with the rush Wltn am in pint of was about to say whenUs manager George. lEn interrupted" with- the news that-T BiCkird had. obtained Otebs on a with. Georges Carpeatfefor the thelIPt championship the wotldAt ore 1 one- cor and a late thlzsuie nextiTutsday eight In refined wayMr Engelsa1d the talk of-an- th fight between rpentI tad struck him being a tof apple satirtw5tts nextbigtScr twntier-jlghtjrill be with the wlaner Mr Eagelsaid tnthe U' open spite. med tie commutate.

He. has heldithe title only floIs Hammond Springs AtLakewoodRace WEEKLY SHOOT AT GUN CLUB Interest in trapshooting It reviving somewhat from tile slump thst fol. lowed the state tournament. Satutt days scores were not up to the standard set by Dr. I.

Brutl last week. but the shooting as a whole was very good. I. U. Fuller and J.

R. PtiUO shared the honors this week Dr. 3. Brtntley who shot 48's. The.

weather conditions were perfect and this contributed to the excellent scores made by some of the beginners. Dr. I. C. Wright and I.

B. Helmet both shot 21 in the doubles event missing three of the string of 24 birds. The scores follow J. B. Fuller 49 I.

R. Patillo. 49 B. 3. Foster 48 Dr.

I. Q. Brantley. 48 W. B.

Chandler 46 A. B. Thompson 45 I J. H. Helmer 46 HC Worthen.

W. B. Parrish 44 E. R. Beckwith 44 Dr.

J. a Wright 43 B. Bet' met 42 Lou Davis 42 Dr. W. M.

BtaDDoD 40 Mrs. 3. Wright 89 R. E. Collins 38 Dr.

J. W. tADI1 37 B. T. Johnson.

37 Dr. IL Kraft 36 B. 1' Rapdale 27 Mimer 27 O. W. B.

Atkins 20. The following scores were made Shooting at doubles Dr. 1. Wright 21 Harry Maimer 21 R. B.

Collin- ace 18 R. E. OuUlnane. 16 E. R.

neckwtth 15 H. C. Worthen. 15 Lou Davis 14 E. R.

Bfckw1th 11. GIBSON IS AUBURN CAPT. BY EMMETT SIZEMORE. Auburn Ala. May 20.

Special. Charley Gibson stir catcher and one of the most popular students and 'athletes of the Alabama" Polytechnic institute was elected to captain the 1923 baseball turn at a meeting of the TlJet squad here last night. elect Gibson besides being one of the' but receivers In southern college baseball is a star performer on. the gridiron having played quarterback On the Donahue Eleven last fall. Be has just completed Ms second season with the Plainsman die.

xooa4 squad and is oae of the few to' make a letter la the freshman year In collage. j4 he Is lam111art known nthecempn1 haul from LaGrange 0. aid Js1a Us WtcpODftlNearm reetrleal nglBeering. The newly elected general captained th fast Andalusia semi-pro team with which' he played lastsummer which wm especially' fit. the popular little slhletejnlaxtef the lead in Auburn's bsstbancampaign next season.

Auburn students and supporter are keen confidence in Gibson's nit as a leader for the OtaJI and Bins aggregation of next' AMATEUR BASEBALL LENGLEN' AND RYAN MEET IN FINALS Brussels May 20. By the Associated Press. Mile. Suzanne Lengl the worlds champion tennis play. er won her way to-the final round of the international hard court tourna' ment today bydefutinlY liis MuKane of England B-2 strut the English player had a lead of 8-7 in the first set.

Miss Elizabeth Byan of California decisively defeated Madams de Bor. of Belgium 6-2 and will therefore be matched against Mile. Lenllen for the final round in the woman's singles. Wins Main Events i Meet on Saturday Spectators Are Treated to Accident in. Warming Up When Merrill Hits Fence.

BY ROY E. WHITE. Hathteoad Springs Atlanta boy riding an Indian motorcycle won all the-honors it Lakewood Saturday afternoon when he won the. natolnal mile motorcycle championship race finished first in the mile Ario. placed second in another tilIille wild Went the 10- mile race was 8 mlntftes 84-3-5 seconds.

Nemo Lancaster also Atlanta boy riding an Indian motorcycle won second place and Gene Walker the Birmingham favorite won third place riding an Indian. The Atlanta team of Indian riders had the race all the way in the motorcycle racing while 1' H. Dryer of Youngstown Ohio captured both the national mile sidecar race. and the other mile sidecar event His time for the motorcycle and sidecar wit 4 minutes 5 seconds. Paul Anderson of Chicago won second place in the sidecar event with W.

Be Woolen. of JorfoUtVa third. The early spectators to arrive were treated to a bit of excitementbefore the races began when B. E. Merrill.

of. Asheville. N. C. ran his motor and sidecar into the fence at the south curve in a warming-up run.

Merrill rave as a reason tot- hia rnnninff Into the fence that his flexible sidecar failed to work but stayed upright and he turned over into the fence. W. D. Same of Atlanta. was riding in the sidecar and neither man receded urea a scratch but Merrill was forced to retire from the other events.

ills motor and sidecar were completely demolished. Feature ce Interesting. Another Interesting feature of the race cant in the last event when the- non-money winners were running It mile race. Mitch Salter had second place cinched until the last mile when his motor came loose from the frame and Salter was forced to roll into the finish. When he ran across the tape he was steering with one hand and holding ht.

motor in the frame with the other hand. Harry Glenn and Paul Anderson were forced to the pit in the to-mil. race when their motors caught fire. The fire was quickly extinguished and neither men were injured. Glenn was forced to stop on the first half of the first pal while Anderson went six miles of the distance.

The events follow mile na. Uoftal. ejiambkrashiip race Hammond Springs Atlanta first turns 8:3435 Indian Nemo Lancaster Atlanta. second Indian Gene Walker Birmingham third. Indian.

soil. nationalise ear chain- HJ yer. Tons. wu 0 first the 4S Indian Pau1Aietsofl. Chicago second JaceIIIOIr B.

Wooten I Norfolk. mile sub Hamaollff Springs Atlanta. first time 5. Indian Gent Walker Birmingham. second Indian Teeno Lancaster.

Atlanta. third Indian. mile sidecar Floyd H. Dram Youngjtown. Ohtet first time 4 6 5 Indian W.

WoQtni Norfolk. Va. WntI Binning. 1iaav fin time 4' tt- Indian Hamond rfnsv Aflaatar second. Int Lancaster Atlanta third for non-money.

jrinners ot tift' ersnts ve mne Harry Glenn. Aflantai Irst timMtffcTadlan Xaclr thi Points to Frank Kramer As Remarkable Example Of Endurance in Sports Veteran Bicycle Champion Now Over Forty Years of Age Can Still Win Big Events With Much Ease. BY ROBERT EDOREN. Do you begin to feel creaky in the joints and to suspect that the old pep isn't quite up to the mark Do you feel as if you couldn't make a standing broad jump from the edge of the sidewalk within inches of what you could Jump a year or two ago Do you avoid exerting your strength for tear of a strain or dodge any kind of an unusual effort because it might pull your cork If you do take my word for it that that tenths of your supposed retrogression is mental. Its a state of mind nothing more.

A little training and confidence and you're right back in shape again. Twenty-five years ago I walked down the street in East Orange N. with a young amateur bike rider. who had just won two or three races and had shown a remarkable turn of speed for a novice. His name was Frank Kramer.

"I'm going to stick to racing said Frank. and I'm going to take care of myself and last as long I I can. I think Ill be riding faster twenty years from now than I can today. I have it an figured out. Clean living plenty of sleep no dissipation lots of work.

The youngsters notion of lasting twenty years or more in his game struck me I rather unusual. Few champions think so far ahead. A few weeks ago April 16 to be exact Frank Kramer started his twenty-third year of racing as a champion professional bicycle racer. In all he has raced for twenty-six years four at an amateur champion and two as a professional. He has lost races occasionally of course.

but has always come back with another winning streak. His early speed stays with him and in fact he rides faster today than he did twenty-five years ago which makes his prediction more than good. GOLF AND TEN HOURS' SLEEP. Opponents say that much of Kramer's success on the trade is due to a highly developed jump he rives his machine at tht finish mark. Often a rival will be riding neck.

to neck with the speed king right down to the finish line and lose by inches when Frank pulls out that final effort and leaps ahead. Kramer is a hard man to beat. He has won the professional championship of America eighteen times and the. amateur championship twice. He won the worlds championship in 1919 the only time he ever competed for it.

Frank Kramer is now 41 years of age and his tpeed is still there. He was born in Evansville. md. but the Hoosier state missed a lot of fame be. cause Frank emigrated to East Orange when a little fellow and has lived there ever since.

If you asked Kramer the reason for his success he would tell you that he keeps his speed because he sleeps ten hours every night and makes it a. positive rule to be. in bed by o'clock and to arise at I He lives largely on a fruit and vegetable diet and eats sparingly. His only drink is water. tie.

never smokes and the fact that many of his friends have well-stocked cellars is no temptation to him. During the past five years Frank hat played a great deal of golf which he says gives hint Just the right amount of physical and mental ezer' rise to keep him fit. Even on the days of his hardest races he goes out in the morning for a round. on one of the Newark courses. Asked how can find entertainment while sticking to his to.

schedule Frank laughed and said that when he wants extra amusement he roes up to his attic and reads a fewof the mash notes" that fill two trunks. Kramer has long beeu an idol of the bike fans and has received thousands of letters from the ladies. Southern Race According to Dope BY CLIFF WHEATLEY Kid Peck Is a Coming rJgfle1fr incidentally surely the championship rare In the Southern league is settling- to the pace most doputen predicted wouldbe the case after a mouth of campaigning. Mobile is ouf in front and as long as the hitting of this club continues the Bears will he big contenders for the flag. Little hock baa pushed forward Into second place and it seems that nothing win stop Jmerle1c1 in his effort to stay near the top.

His position is strong the team is getting along nicely even without the assistance' of Elmer LutIst the Travelers' center fielder and one of the best in the league. The Pelicans who had much trouble tthe start in' getting the various de- tartnYBltVt rtfDr. at the same time aye apparently on the road to winning and will be in striking distance for the rut of the campaign. Birmingham too. is-coming back In flue fashion butMemphis is slipping itliVthe collapse of ed Lucas' streak the Nashville Vole whatever chance they ever iad oeln a r1irit elub are learning fcaseball rapidlr and- might mote into sixth place shortly Judrmeht is suspended oav the Crackers Snntilg the Btt I never answered' any of them says Frank.

Perhaps that's why he still I that jump SEVEN YEARS A CHAMPION. Bicycle racing is a strenuous form of competition. To find anything equalling Frank Kramer's record of twenty-three years a champion. lta necessary to go to some other sport' Tom Carroll the great professional weight thrower and all around. athlete 3 is another remarkable figure arnong' I long-lived champions the greatSt th lete I have ever known.

Tom first began breaking worlds weight-throwing records when he wee MJyearj age. He was then 6 feet 6 inches i and weighed about 100 pounds Today at 65 he is 265 pounds hasn't a built like Jack Dempsey throw a pound weight as. ever although he complains thatlhe i lacks the swift drive and the snappy i writ action he used to have when he could put the pound shot 50 feet He still holds about twenty worlds professional weight-throwing record I "I've slipped back a little witllitie hammer Tom told me last timet met him he was 63 then and lf can only let it out about a feetV Then he picked up a pound weight i. and hurled it 38 feet to show ae thoi difference. "I'm as strong ever he said I but I'm losing a little speed seven years a chlmpiOD There's food for thought In that.

roll has been a living athlete aJl the way. His one dissIpationJfcajPj been a love for an occasional pipe Or I cigar and every two or three ytarsi I he took a cure for that' and cat I out smoking for a while. Carroll. like Kramer dame that sleep is the one absolutely necessary1 thing for a man who wants to strong and healthy sleep' and plguty' of good wen water to drink every day. He eats anything.

He train steadily but never to the point of hanstion. ii Among fighters Johnny l1bane looks like one of the lasting champs. I Johnny won the title nearly en jears a to. and he hasn't shown any signs of being willing to give it up. yet Every now and then some youngster knocks out a lot of' rivals and gets up to Kilbane only to be knocked out In turn.

i Jack Dempsey looks like another term champion. He says thatha expects some young fellow to come along some time aid knock him' for But it wont he because I take tare of myself he says. BROOKES' STAMINA DEFEATS YOUTHS. The most remarkable ten I know of is Walter I Travis started playing at 85 to. restore broken down heath and continued playing tournament golf to the.

agaL of 59. He won many. American I titles and in 1904 at Sandwich tap-fitted the English amateur trophy- being the only American who ff turned the trick. WJ A few days ago. Travis who is play.

lug a game now and then and still shooting that smszingly accurate ball said that golf is a national blessing- that it saved his life and has saved many others. Among tennis players Normt1t. Brookes of Australians a world tigers- still after' twenty-four years of. steady rlay' among the champions irookesi- began playing tennis- B' 20. He 1 a left-handed playervbnt that has been no handicap.

A thin. wiry enact looking1 manC has developed tennis speed arid skill to It remarkable l21dhll- stanilna has often enabled him tobemt ynnih younger opponents. He. has often represented. Austrt1a.

I in Internations matches. in respects he i the d. blares. who ay' tooV part In matches. On three nioT ii playing von States.

This year Norman JIOOld up bean' romoetltlon ne the Australian Vt a'j he ln.e to bring ft JBjfpl SI tn i ftr i ow-mpiAnnnln. Copyright. 1922. hr the ofcstlt 4 Kid Elberfeld1 fighting bard. If he Is going to finish near are possibilities mlnghazn team neetions with th will probably strength as the Our original for the and if the Pels keep ni their prese gait it wt be to the top and dethroning- them.

RID PECK IS HARD- CLOUTING FIGHTER At the risk ratibirds who us nider aioa that a afl train either Mats isOti real forced to admit that points fof this boxing he las a pretty wen the customers' llk to" jet II. OF AMP I 7. IJ lV1t 1lS. Ei1jwltUr 1 Ij HJ MQ" N-- 1Y. Ii ttJ io i 1e l.

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4toaf1buffi1 Jibra1D 1 fnoU1Mt 1tDItt fth1J' In. tlDfIh. r. i h' trlt' Bnui thtftjit le Mg 10. ir acodia1slOuD tiIJaI wm lJlo al 1Itht fJtttt 1' Di if.

e. tJdj. tet01Rt PWfmo AIt hat a OMiH. tIIt' 1v6rflt1. 01 11 Y.

toWIIa rjIIa A' tK' i'- III i foPpun Jonl. eeT ra1 a eduled a at fip wiUDeN rep qn at old yipJa lOeal1rtDd err me BY SIZEMo A1aMal a. sene. ofth ba haImade tPpaIt U. pO Ai1 hfl11rIt eft rt tra wi ucSBm eo tittOD burd bf a4 Jtlr dutfD Bi and Wuai1e finishing eeeoD a' fie14Jf pet1tonCoOk pt 1D of thI922lC1al 1OZD 1 nil' wI edjflrit thej rtha.

ard. mDteruta aua eed otlY whlehmduCauta1D. W1lDkfU1D tJ1ell ELuet d. nIoAdbith PUtI01 fTa 1f riuminfbr0a4 jump th' 2- 1riIo i taD lJq petfo i of mJqb11rn Jl 1e' ull. rd set Loekm the meet vttJathet1Ahtnfb OtX.

Oeortf. a. wafM Aeettp2 mca was mad. Wut 80ttJJ Utetc Ufat. Slblt ite1" Wayetrud has :1 iiDi th.

L1A rcl thai hUJ ea. rat DRoQrt bt ffet 88-4 eh Ibis tioDpt trtl1lm ii of Barton Uademri BhaUi and Is upeeteatoc1 tbUIIil D' rlaJa7 ut lit 1ijS D1l ID IN tf 1 ti lo nabip ftJ tintlhlii 1J. I dattAtJa1tti uitDdatdect I IlIi. 1' tutt 1t tlUtf1ft utWfD temi eiiit I petitiGa L. ihleto.

i t1ah1 i i tl9f I 6. feeC I I C6 rifii iJ I I. 1' Jf. t' Ti GR NNEY cJualrole it be the plonlIere t. Orebl eYer7thiDJ" aine TboV6 1M1 ha nt1G1J10ther I apliftedd1e Dem se1 I rIli1 ie- one ID st rty 2l 5 i pi1cc WDU ertt.

si- ir a unWa35 uuWednew- BJaImarJlII08e oftbose rWa d' tbiouPthlDI ke ck cou1dntfaJ1. necI andrflht I KreeJltrpm hernithh1areailnation JackWarmalJ. LtiPtheaTTftllht. ey le the receueaof the. tenHt punches bufh Jeered et1utl7tON pnf whldlwaa sai 1.

II le wu. tourro QJtto thu. eD' i mtaU th Ates ud1ih he jDtoti ri to Pa tiJlljWi rUah II' 000000WJ i1 1mJA of" ler- rpE ttl ted' lth 1Ie1rathat. hadobtahied Oteb. t1o0b iipt ntJ jfot clWiI.

p1o hip. fthwotld t. and 1atathis met' rcleteatlTlmAe1' JltlttTUtldalI1Pt tt1iefiMcl 11. ft1lItfdtJ1ta1t. btJ er t.

arptDti a J. ot ohpPle e. Ia. 1Ie6. The Dertllil.

ear. ti Willh w1thb lUlQ rqem tbO viU fi Bagel ladjiamed Grub PlUlf Tuuetltj 1- 1D1h 1 3r. 1D1Jift a huheIclJh ttUioDlt al1 b4hSowi htI. IDG It. rort i JPtttiBo biH i4 who wii1 and I bit fortht tumra tbnbr tJotjp tb- IeiSUwt Jl b1il.

1teI i oftti81 Jrl hWri i 4f 4t. iri iif rrf WiiIfiit i 1Y' r.1/ .1. J. Ut tIM tr I Ract I. I 1 GUN-CLUB I I I tniT I1r Satur1 I da laJt' wh le hi missini ot1 GJIebIrd out fl the string of fifty.

They were ollowed closely by B. 1. Foster and Tc Wridlt Itrin Ei oD 11. He mer. DATi.

WJL I ublu aDt I ON Aub Ala. Ka 20. Charl Gibaonatar I pular aof th I CtpW1l et" Utp ha nllllled theDQnanle e1ennlaat eo I 11" a CoiDdt 7. ttheam 4 reitrl tral tufaltAJ1 a1 iia 1U1DJDef' 11lu tt zum JAUbUrD. I11pp rten keen dtD alJdBlu i If" ti 7' lR I SEB L.

i. IRAJIIiLBAGt1 Scorer 1J fd 4 ttiHJm tlldatbtl 10 ttthemaenJ J. i Va rf2 H8conti' d. JB. mnUf i iii.

tit 1 .1. ih' r1. 521. WI YeHo. 000i 8 fM rf m.m DtioIt 18t6 2 11.

ifotiti i p' t0 muWGtnIt lf l1lJi. 1Il1 UIBfc I 2f8 IM lli2 b. U4 E. i i fjf4Y tW1f ft 801M OJ1J Sc. I' YV If tiMMJd rw i RY ftN I B1the Mlle.

Sun len. er. a urna' Ia ofS1 IiTel1 man. aeli 2. 1 i re Tr ated Merrill.

I I I the' onon I aft le am 11 a 1 1 tnfte--fdr ttii" 34. Lancuteral8Q. t1an ridintan inotDl' rcl Won Wl ker. fiT mi1e1 I1d car An Chi a orolt. Va.

i ezeitement' before i ra I C. hWrunninlr fles1 le hed. Race wal fhailhWhen on nt ton rI. 8:34 In41uNemo La J1I th1 IadJ national 1 af rtouhtJ1ord Dr tf' Youn town 0 ti pa ett D. Chl JV thtta.

1 Iif illt101 1 Atlan 118 n4. it fJ1o dH. Oh mt4 i oteD. 1I first :21 1.5- HatzIOlIcI8prfDAtlutlfCOndln dian tNem LaD br tmt1an 0. lfl ot eTt1ttatrftmn rrJ A fttatltlt Trn1laD Bath.

Atlnt 1IetDnl tl nrff1f Nlte' if nt. fJaltetS tdaI 1 i jjALDIfO hr dD wnJi 1Ilk BttHe OOO 00 JIIQ 6qJ JU. bmC1nb. 7000 rJOOO 1 J8 2 fBtt but doi I heWIM UIDP ih i ti 4tlit1J ni OOi 1 a I stl3n on 2 Ifchtltr itW. Wi.

UIIftII m. tl fDi iB 1iTOO8 1ie 1WS" T. tRJ ht 8 Dod1n. JI j. t.

PIfaa4 i 3 Bij rlfn Iiir41t ft n' i i 1" Sp rts ttY su feel. ur nothing J. I' I which er' th Often ri Jnklulle learram the now and Hst' te DO eIf eepe 9- i am unt th A ed be hUe cb duJe few' of 0 JI ComingfigHl i rl1 th rat cted would. be I I ouC clU pu hed pl ce st I irl 1 111 wi 10ut aD Tranl nf the1u Itrlettinc theatne attappantltl1cn t1t and I pin a417' 1 tWw 1Wbm1hmeu. thNubiUe It- et theJner Gtj a i D1aU iq pta11 1n Lahotl1" 1Jdtm htJ I don tCt util1iUle PltdaerlSplDedaftet ow Jf.

tam. In So1i 1i enkJUII1. bi otaHppb rUMobiJe ror du. Off it tk" uf rB. opIIted 6e bta I JU1tm1I tJatiCaffo III i answeredan1 L.

FORTY EVEN Kramuareeord It' rtv rreatprofe 1oW' aroundatJa1 am greatestath- worldaWefht o1. feet 7 I hIgVfta' and can fuf" hecompbiUthat e. tohAyewhene motliO tf we LR i litt1e. the ladt1meI u4U pi ed Jaht' a1d tto mtbej litton heatdic tfG i tbat.Car- Alt dissipation tW oecaBi nalP1 i an health P1tntT. Betrabf si; 1 anl i nearbeI 1 ears ago ftiup Demp Hfllt8JII toeome II goal.

don't. 3 STAMINA YO Ii mostremarbble am Whe' aDd. eo. ntiD. 1Ie4.

9. Am i trop bpI t. bl htaUfe wllm Au Is fin ofatesdy Ia 1l Is 9 I be beat. i jr IJ re relmttdA11Btr 11 Is th tliDayia th dIf' ntl MI Mil Urtd given antfi rrt41g am 1. whrl' hnn 1t1 the world tnJltM1.

IIbtn. 0f. 1n It1 1 A 1WOI .4 i 2t 922. I It bIS JLcNGEVNt 0 CI4AMPIONS J'- 1 EAAU MEET MQNAY oZ 4 erbeenin theuth. Theineet to bhtId t8phei4f th At1antzAtbIetIe dub be tt n.

1te3 1thsmeetiihi o1d XtrdL Welth of ther record Xewto4 the ot 4a. bold. threw od Ahledc clb gh juan. 021 of the jnteret teresA the wholmest carboto 4. arms pete janirteaeh soIpowioheieiothtorun biidxd Atlanta ts3son ha 10 pk A 1 isutbetii amn izb rmthgham iitted I ei Ma beck team 7e1r will Lcemose ido d1itD eck- tO iZiiitOnIiZt te perament fc wh1cb cb mufor the bevywefght Dempsey decided wnted English eut bit a cheered etsthemonod fran 1 1with lad night besi BcikweI1 of tted iimpI a 1I.

weflsuid 4 was a and Dthoughtof yet. Tbe FO rthE5t1ti Gblf be- bald will be th ii so art totinamtnt iet of w. the ghes ceck outhe vamea theIate suntuitr quettIoa. that tin- roed rtlde of iota Thfg s5ght tblameutabls q. tb golf na- onaIfldd as ibIs wrIta more AbLe lalbis :15 is a thesetew bus spent kng olIihthg thgomes 5dehe frt21dOfIWth11 1- 1 tteEb of tr llst looked for this kst- jcP.ESULTS- L1I.

bPct euegePirk 1 2000 1 0 L000 1 1 000. i. ceLIgG PAWZNS. Park defeated aIrbuTn In eofthe iutsstgameeed2 on I theFa3sbirn dtEflOfld thie eseors of 8 te he feature uf gsme wu Lbs bitting oEouutree Md hee Tun ndU RtveraIewoua UtPolitb1 theisore of C' lrt wer yeponslble-Jor evsar EastP0Iatutakthg. a and mrmJi9i a Trese I Iaadirtisingfor i Dow I I Not But 7 1' I I U' I I CWPbO AD I nc I .7 T.

l1opMl 5ocutti JJnTIk I A TP I A14D 1 tm a I i. Sc. cblrlILi pteI ropaef I fibter I 0' a of iie ght a hIs. ll bfaeLhchliftls in' the eal a I theother fighterend fled going to' bait resIspeeL in ghoang hip Of I WOBT ISEIGUT. 11 fortwo tblgs aJot.

of flgteruinIo to. ge Boddi usebIsrightsfltogether in punehIgo1ntobe1n ctfon wfllzbske tninge much fcrfl4Maej4lan erowd because ifMactaeb Thntbutt thhfaMouaright iNPRTThfNABI. 1jfl reUminiontbcaca fot WednezdarwIli Bet tunE BeasondBflli The igbtysase1hednleSit6I5q rofl45 ie thesecon6Mg-roundeBattI4n JIw1J meet Pal FlournoyiPat thosslyf1ghtErthIteerirMpved Munthousen put this sees. out In rounL PM' also he iii loaIzep arieeeeJsi aseeee ffgkQ eteMetthie dtbe teMaPek Mbsr toeseaof otitbese-istoI4e be9ays 4. yew' 1 te whipitna What dl.

yo waatr' deuec Ut b4 i rnw great wilt and TIGERPILOT Speciat Ala. Ceptaln- elect dentaineoflege. being the usd. bfg loatn brace as net was h9 a nd ason hurd1esP and hi. In the reeordswereestbusb juitclosed poleyault.

thi2 un" standing perfoymance thi. season I I nulL eerd- tn wIththe Unlven1t of Georgia which wag 11 feet iDn Inches. Thig zecota the best hi any soutberp4nterentleilate iaulter this yege and a oyerth LAAreeordthat waeestbllsbed BatdnReoge urfdg. which wss ft feet Inehts freabrnan fomerly JaUe from fobflt expected snaerislwaynextapr1ng. TbI tblrty-Mith nSuat I ehampl 1 guinea of the ewugbmo lnMl1e-i AthistlcHoelatlontodei in Misegrbuaettatnstltuts 3 eofleie-eiiteen tercolieglits aeoe24 points Nchtn the cloeesteompetitloeJe the ongbIetor7 oLtbeiamee.

OCeteC Cud broktathaUnth hlghjump 1SXftiiR. clerk cf-Amheret Npe4 6feet 1' i I FIGHTNEXT ch ent II dre 1ab pOhbdpndt andlnown 3 :5 a Itwer mashedbefore. Oneof wu-eo nd lie also defiantly. ib In a the went-four then omecsllstheuies the bnrlap JuapedJntothe subway praetfce his fuflgfug eorgse. 5 In th of'-he then bii EgI Ogrpentiar tot.

of wotId at score fit' ckseHarri defeats Tunitey neat Tuesday wy. Mr. biker j4 JckDempsey itrnckim Labtlng lot of sauce. next big ir- petfeizigt w1sher of the Greb.Tuneq-engqmantw course Ma said a rom-PIttaburgb trgining. Bed Bank NJ1nthe grearopen where Ms held thi teanager has matched him Itliirr7 uteb Petl Bobpeigia1 efgy.

efght has surprised 2iewTork saiii and punohlngwm beafl for the PbIladelphiaf1ghteufje his tlrlt time Iri show gathetJoeiers. 1tchthe weit5itjUtheiast eveErnuedhla Bclgiu InVJ i4.C it 1aai1e. TiftonZ I kM bseilaW waafles beIJeMcUs4 iadWIag lb. nd ssetta tbitdie. ltIroCtthfl 5' be I bne.

bird sethout 91 per- HCWorthen 9 I Kraft36tBLBagsdaIe7LC. 7 fthe 19 oneof G1bby as 1cm t1s last summer etblit3n taking bjsebfl campaign Auburn are' expressing their. I year 1PBADE LEAGUE. SOuthernBel1teie. 872 cScore RJLB.

2 Goodrfrh. Scor Buick TeRowCabC fleorb' tRflB O2 La1NatlonalEank-1'i 6fl I5 lt I.l i. 9t t4G.r'-- Score ny nu nra BPICOh8O 2' 8l2 Weetuew 101 lOOikTUr2 therin ad9ardnwt A- weshssii Ase io i Am. R. LZFOGt 000 4.3 sI Bi Miss hsda 2 RO jlo adp1acdsecond tolle Zsi time fdr' 34 alsi AUIn re- I1 we na- recel I side se.

yIonehIn Fluid IL. ounfl- Ohio 5 Vth1ed1ndien. firstt1m B. I mile soloOene ham 4 SpringsAtlants. dIm Nema Y5nt- Winnrraof znfleaEirry ASantaZrst Atlaneaeconi HarleyDavid- etl MI lAtlacts tb1rd Salter SAWINGLEAGUE.

Mcoae innints PirkSLMe 8:2 liibu CItb. 000 8' B2 flanshsrg and Maddox Ad. NIt2tOTEO00 Gdoii St B's 210- 021 SattafiseGolIghtlflnW1eheand Llddefl1lbpes andCore1t. i oWei jflnInfA t' xj et00157. 1W 11' 3 Dudig end ZThte pp ad resmtt 18 fl1 0.

a Kr am er Fort rog regsion ibm era Kraznerlaahardmantobeat font ixte- keeptm ng4 hegoes ha VV TY VI Tb I I 5a. MO recK isa SI ly arthens warking ontiMeitlj Ii coming but Memphis badly I. iWitbthe ermnning bare lost hadld btlng. are bazeballrapidlj pleeshortly. Oft antl1 pitchers SpflIaulsaftet show op tg the Sou1iern league In mosgdangeyotmllpplng IsMobilefor uiexl yes-re peat the jumped' to.

fade away1 wbiaft ether. tst. opeed an at tsThS bUIIIII jeodenooakte1 liernfar bus' e.t Slgmin lu Rts azifeFultonaad 7 rWiI I. iaMandthsgaff aure 18 of. Hewastbenflfeet6jztches weIghs stilt as far whenCe weight throwlng remrdsr with In4I 103 tbe tV 11 ban ppsor necezsary 3 edontinturn.

JtVwont 3. age I 04 I Brook player Iook1nan deere. I lli most noted iup differtntViw' eeiecfla from Brook ia ilh be tgp obstltn. tnn atV I might. kp hli doe.

th tO attacbeCto andMole worfa no thu bgV bring ti I season wetis' adectIou NeOriid thS1rVgI Io befor' It jflbVpha4 dethronlngthern of Iosintoth I Dixie pugills411dt tail NeifOridaaEar red ttbu thIsyou Petk of Mliledgerlllels abdio tog ind1vidnaLArvrt Peckknowi 11ttlakIou pplntsofthle bebsalirettyweli. Iatbet like se 1Th krj" w1ththee5uIEtht 1 I die Boorde1seored r'- Calumbui4uring TreddiSigttttop' 5 QfmanL but feIt kbeenknod Lfniookedes se ccaaected ieI wtwdeVdoa kV 4bessereesh p. first nnouI.