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Lively Takes Feature Event From Breeze and Panaman FRmmMm KNOCKS OUT BECKETT twmWmitsfROUNb tohoidtitle English Champion Has Smaller Opponent New Orleans Dec 4 Favorites came back at the racing at Jefferson Park this afternoon and won five races The principal eventj a handicap at a mile i was won by Lively a slight favorite over Panaman Breeze was second and I Panaman third The old campaigner Billie rah off with the third race a sprint of three quarters of a mile beating the second choice Mumbo Jumbo in a rattling finish The closing event went to Tie Pin which beat Mountain Rose II and McAdoo in that order FIRST KACF Six furlongs War Garden 117 Keldnor 6 to 5 1 to 2 and 1 to 5 won i Saner 115 Stevens 6 to 1 2 to 1 and 7 to 10 second Mose 115 Scott 5 to 1 2 to 1 and 7 to 10 third Time 115 1 5 Courcelles HopoTer Napthalius Brenner Bill Rendered Miss Sterling and Plureen also ran I SECOND HACK Five and one half furlongs Pueblo 110 Batwell 3 to 1 eyen and 1 to 2 won Viva Cuba 107 Morys 4 to 1 8 to 5 and 7 to 10 second Cancion 107 Garner 7 to 1 2 to 1 and even third Time 108 3 5 Great Hawk Emma Weller Riddle Move On Double Van Dewitt Boher Na Brenna and Dandy Van also ran THIRD RACE Six furlongs Billie Ill Mooney 11 to 5 even and 1 to 2 won Mumbo Jumbo 111 Buxton 5 to 2 even and 1 to 2 second Duke of Devonshire Ill Murphy 8 to 1 2 to 1 and even third Time 114 3 5 Sayonarra Little String Mab Meddling Miss Philistine Brian Borun Kirstles Cub and Thistle Beau also ran FOURTH RACE Five and one half furlongs TTTiTriTTin 113 Tiina fnT rt ovon 1 otV 1 to 4 woo Ermitana 102 Boyle 6 to 1 2 to around the ring and the Frenchman 1 and even second Speedster 110 Wickotf 12 to 1 5 to 1 and 5 to 2 third Time 109 4 5 Sarasota Korfhage Hilda Dancing Girl Rosemary High Tote A Co mlskey A Pierse and Quratet also ran FIFTH RACE One mile Lively 115 Connelly 13 to 5 4 to 5 and 1 to 3 won Breeze 109 Burke 7 to 2 6 to 5 and 1 to 2 second Panaman 120 Ambrose 3 to 1 even and 1 to 3 third Time 140 2 5 Dairy Man and Enmity also ran SEXTH RACE One mile and 70 vards Ma ther 111 Warrington 12 to 1 5 to 1 and ous 15 to 2 won Sleeth 114 Pitz 7 to 1 5 to I 2 and 0 to 5 second Audrey 103 Hein ish 15 to 1 0 to 1 and3to 1 third Time 1 4 2 5 Bob Baker Beah Cochran Lady Leona Prevaricate Alexander Miss Fllley ICapltanla Blue Bannock Bertodano Can trill Jack and Constant also ran SEVENTH RACE One mile and one furlong Tie Pin 106 Canfleld 6 to 1 2 to 1 By the Associated Press Holborn Stadium Ringside London Dec 4 Georges Carpentler the French champion knocked out Joe Beckett champion of England tonight in a brief and decidedly onesided fight for the heavyweight championship of Europe Seventy four seconds as announced by the official timer sufliced to decide whether Carpentier or Beckett should meet Jack Dempsey the American heavyweight for the championship of the wt rid From the moment the referee Angle called time Carpentier had the battle entirely his own hands Beckett never had a chance of hitting the agile Frenchman whol landed blows with enormous strength whenever he felt inclined Amid absolute stillness most of the spectators could hear the terrific crack of the swing that put Beckett to sleep There was a roar of cheering as Carpentier assisted Beckett to his corner where the Englishman opened his astonished eyes and saw his opponent being carried on the shoulders of some of the enthusiasts HELL BE LOOKING FOR DEMPSEY NEXT Prince Wales in Big Gathering Sees One Sided Fight BfflOTTTIRED Decision on A Meeting Place Reserved Until Today and the full weight of his body swung his right to the Englishmans jw and Beckett went down and out The betting was heavy before the I contesi oaas or 7 to 4 Deing lata on Backett and most of those present were losers although Carpentier had pleityt of supporters After the fight Beckett said to the newspaper men I hadiVt starteh to fight when I got it I didnt realize what had happened I was just filling In for the first round when he slipped in When the aero flares annouhcedthe decision Londoners were unable to believe it they thought a mistake had been made CARPENTIER HERO OF WAR HAS BEEN BOXER SINCE 13 YEARS OLD New Tprk Dec 4 After beaming I loAhM arguments on the aPDlicaU ton of the forward and with alKhis strengthiNew Torfc American League club forj son from calling the annual meeting of the board of directors andxnern bers of the American League In Chi cagp on December 10 Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum reserved decision today He also gave counsel foritoothJ siaea until tomorrow aiternoon to nie additional affidavits and submit briefs Marvin Wynne attorney for President Johnson read from an affidavit by the American LeagueAexecu tive which stated he was nor only president but also secretary and treasurer of the league and as such had always been in the habit of sending out the notices for the annual meeting and that he Johnson had 4 been asked by five members of the league to call the meeting for Chicago Charles Tuttle a lawyer representing the New York club contended that Johnson had exceeded his authority and had assumed powers not conferred on him under the constitu tion and by laws of the league He was smiling happily The contestants presented a notable GEORGES CARPENTIER narles He received a rousing reception After the singing by the crowd of For Hes a Jolly Good Fellow the difference in appearance when they prince said stripped and were introduced Bee I I thank you one nd all for your kett swarthy and muscular Carpen very kind welcome I am glad to be tier white skinned with slight figure In London again Carpentier looked about him as The men entered the ring at 944 though accustomed to his surround oclock Both were heartily received ings Beckett seemed somewhat nerv Carpentier however getting a slight ly oetusr reception man uecKett Georges Carpentier was born at Lens France January 12 1894 He as8erted that the right to call the meeting rested solely with the board Prince of Wales Attends Aa ugui me uuiilcbc was uul opev i tacular Carpentier was fast on his RHYMES OF AN UMP By GEO MORIARTY DA SHINE BALL Da peepla theenk Cicotte inventa da shine Wal where do dey gat soocha rot Ija peepla ees wrong all da credit beelong To Dagoman Tony Malott Wan day wen dees Cicotte go out for da gam Hees walkeen across from da street He yal out an say Trow apple dees way I theenk dat he want heem for eat I stan up lak peetcher an trow applefas She jompa to wan side you see Cicotte say Shees beaut not da apple da shoot I weesh you weol teach her for me I tal Meester Cicotte each apple mus shine Dey look nice an sell verra queeck So Tony jus greve leetla rub on da sleeve An dats wat mak apple do trick Wen Cicotte com back from da ball gam dat day A smile ees on top of hees face He shine up da ball an geeve two heets dats all Weeth shine dat he learn at my place He peetch evra summer an wen year ees end He ween thirty gam of bas ball Hees da greata Cicotte Im jus Tony Malott An I gat no credit at all Copyright 1919 by George Moriarty DISTRICT BASKETBALL COACHES AWAIT RULES 1 INTERPRETATION MEETING HERE TOMORROW quartet of laudet and should have the Kendall Greeners a fast quint Downes Although Washington nllo A Viaskpthall tpam is alredv in i Wilson and Seipp all of whom played the making real preparation for the on the eeven thjs fal are again QUt winter floor campaign will not get un I for basketball and this trio was the der way until Monday The coaches equal of any shown on college courts of the teams are awaiting the annualjhere two years ago when the game rules interpretation meeting to be enjoved its last good season evening dress ana tne JrTlnce or Wales newly returned from his Amer and eYen won Mountain Rose II 109 Dng i icaiv trip looked the fighters over ran to i to ana a to secana jic Adoo 109 Mooney 9 to 5 7 to 10 and 1 to 3 third Time 154 2 5 Contestant Tanlae King Neptune Waterproof and El Key also ran Peers and peeresses members of the feet dancing in and out and playing house of commons high officials of havoc with the Englishman from the state many women most of them in first lead With lightning swiftness DON THRUSH SHOWS HE LIKES HABANA MUD critically as they squared up Holborn Stadium was packed at 9 oclock tonight with the distinguished gathering Even the standing room at 5 guineas admission was crammed The Prince of Wales entered the stadium during one of the prelimi Carpentiers left leaped out and caught Beckett xn the face and a suppressed sigh was audible all over the house A quick breakaway followed a short clinch and the Frenchman landed two more hard lefts Beckett with a sort of bulldog determination forced Carpentier almost to the ropes But this was a diversion for a moment only for the Habana Cuba Dec 4 Don Thrush with Pickens up scored in the feature event today proving himself to be a real good mudder He was favorite in the betting and was also the only winning first choice Xed Mileybright easily won the third race Douglas Fairbanks had no trouble in landing the opening event with the favorite Major Bradley in MANY DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF BOUT BETWEEN DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER RICKARD DECLARES New York Dec 4 Georges Carpentier is apparently the logical contender to meet Jack Dempsey for the worlds heavyweight championship said Tex Rickard the famous pro the place hole Manganese so far out i moter when informed by the Asso classed his field in the second that he took the lead early and won by seven lengths Jack Healy easily defeated the favorite in the fourth race while Goldstone had an easy time winning the fifth event FIRST RACK Fire furlonps Douglas Fair ciated Press of the result of the London battle on his return from Chicago late tonight Staging such a bout however is far from being an easy task continued Rickard There are many difficulties that stand in the way and I am not at all certain that I care to banks 108 Pickens 8 to 1 to 2 and ont consider such a proposition at this won Major Bradley Ill Merimee even 1 to i Roth Dpmnpv and Parnentier and out second Annabeiie 108 ChlaTetta time Uottl Dempsey and Carpentier 12 to i 3 to and 6 to 5 third Time 105 3 5 would undoubtedly expect a very Sentrv Rockaree and Liady Sweep also ran large sum in the form of purses and SECOND RACE Five and one half furlongs ranteeg and tn appear to be Mancanese 110 Ormes 3 to 1 even and 2 to 5 von Bars and Stars 102 Ctaiavetta even Very few places that would be likely to and out eixmd Pierrot 102 Brown to return gate receipts sufficient to 7 to 2 6 to 5 and 1 to 2 third Time 113 warrant the immense outlay involved nomam Flash of Steel War Tax Ralph and I France at this time could not be Naomi Walton also ran third RACE Six furlongs Ned Miley expected to furnish returns large bright 115 Merimee 12 to 1 4 to 1 and 2 to enough to finance such a match and 1 won Uranium 115 Garpan 4 to 1 7 to 5 eave the promoters a profit commen and 1 to 2 second Magnet Iand 112 Koppel with the tlmo nnrl mnnpv man even 2 to 5 and out third Time 118 i surate witn tne time ana money in Acolamation The Gleamer OMalley and Vada i volved To import Carpentier to Belle also ran i America and match him with Dempsey FOURTH RACE Six furlongs Jack Healy would aiso require a large outlay of 96 Archambaltl 4 to 1 8 to a and 4 to aj vprv nlares where won Ed Trantor 104 Howard to 2 monej ana very tew pjaces wnere even and 1 to 2 second Tranby 109 Meri boxing is permitted in this country mee 7 to 2 6 to 5 and 3 to 5 third Time could offer returns in keeping with 118 2 5 Native Soil Zodiac Sayath Quin and n6 expense White Crown also ran FrFTH RACE Six furlongs Goldstone 107 ff a boxing law permitted even a Garner 3 to 1 even and 1 to 2 won ten round no decision contest in or Assign H2 Dominick 4 to 1 8 to 5 and 4 to near this city it might be possible to 5 second Kinc Worth 109 Taylor 4 to 1 match here but would re to 4 and 4 to third Time 117 2 5 Little -cote Knos Harlock Sea Beach American and quire a large city like New York to Bnieer also ran draw from in order to make the bout a financial success I have not the betting immediately went up to 2 to 1 But all that is forgotten tonight The great cafes on the boulevards and the theaters announced the result of the bout The newspapers sent up red rockets to indicate Carpentier was the winner SEEKS TO MATCH DEJIPSEY London Dec 4 By the Associated Press Cochrane the promoter of the Carpentier Beckett fights will leave here for the United States in a few days He hopes to arrange for a championship match between Jack 200 0P0 began boxing when only 13 years of age This wasin 1907 when boxing was beginning to be popular in France He was both skillful and Aggressive and in 1909y scored nfany victories defeating among others Charles Ledour the French bantam weigni cnampion Carpentier took on weight quickly and two years later he was meeting and defeating men in the welterweight division The Frenchman scored his first sensational victory when he knocked out Jim Sullivan the English middleweight in two rounds at Monte Carlo in 1912 At Gheri the following year Carpentier after being knocked down twice by Bombardier Wells the English heavyweight knocked out the British representative in the fourth round The fact that a French lad 19 years old and only a middleweight had knocked out the cleverest English heavyweight seemed to some of the latters backers a fluke Carpentier dispelled this doubt however when he went over to London and knocked out Wells a second time ending the bout in the opening round Forty days afterward Carpentier fought Pat OKeefe the English middleweight champion and scored a knock out in the second round Joe Jeannette the American negro heavyweight defeated Carpentier early in 1914 but after that apd prior to the declaration of war between France and Germany the French champion won decisions from Kid Jackson and Gunboat Smith in each case winning on a foul A few hours after the Smith fight Carperjtier who was in England returned to France on the night boat in answer to his countrys call to arms and the following day was in uniform Duringlvis early ring career Car pentier grew rapidly from a bantamweight to a light heavyweight and beat the European champions in each class as he progressed He amassed a fortune variously estimated from to 500000 Most of this of directors Let me get this straight said Justice Greenbaum Ie or is not President Johnson a servant of the board of directors If he Is a servant of the board why do they not I dismiss him Jf they dont likje the way he manages thlngsT Why your honor replied Mr Tuttle Mr Johnson claims that he is elected president for twenty years at a salary of 25000 a year and that he is tinder a contract and cannot be discharged ALLEN SETS TWO NEW RECORDS FOR POOL Dempsey and Carpentier to be held in London in 1920 JACK DEMPSEY GLAD CARPENTIER IS VICTOR SIXTH RACE One mile Don Thrush 110 Pickens 7 to 5 1 to 2 and out won Man okin 110 Crump 7 to 5 1 to 2 and out second Belle of Elizabethtown 101 Jarrell 4 to 1 6 to 5 and out third Time 146 Miss Sweep and Woodthrush alse ran held here tomorrow afternoon when representatives of practically all col lege quints in the South Atlantic sec Harry Almon will have to develop his George Washington team from a lot about which little is known The tion will discussWays and means of Hatchetites however are said to have Jimproving the game i Georgetown and Catholic University have a wealth of experienced material The Hilltoppers in addition a few players who have successfully demonstrated their ability at the sport in other schools and under the good coaching it will receive George Wash jhave former prep school stars who jngton should again assume its for have answered the call for candidates Prominent among the newcomers is Tom Sullivan the big freshman who St put up such a good game in the line on the varsity eleven He has played gj several years in the North and is said to be a capable guard Many men of known caliber have reported to Coach Jack Haas at Gal mer high position in basketball CODY TURNS DOWN PRO OFFER Nashville Tenn Dec 4 Josh Cody Vanderbilt football star spurned the offer from the Detroit Heralds professional football team to play with them last week it was learned today S3i A9 If You Search for Gifts and Economy Note These Reductions in Mens Furnishings Silk Hose 1 Kind at 75c Neckwear 20 Per Cent Off Underwear 150 Quality 115 Neglige Shirts 250 Quality 169 3 for 475 Raincoats 25 Per Cent Off Lounging Robes 20 Per Cent Off DUE TO A CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT Philip Hall Inc 1411 Street Shirt Maker Haberdasher James Dulin Pres Mgr Dale Venablesy Vice Pres NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES Jack Price 112 ITflrripnna Heir 112 Dolph 112 I Moody 112 112 112 First race Five furl FledglinfT 109 Sweet Liberty 109 Big Idea 109 Satana 112 Yanhaak 112iGrove A Boone Jr 112Watersmeet Second race Six furlongs Thirst 107Shandon 115 Maud Bacon 107IMilton Roblee 115 Renio 112Parrih 115 Ladv Eileen 112iJames Cummlngs 115 Thrills 112 General 118 Little Princess A 112lTrijan 118 Malice 112My Gracie 115 Ornery 112Urch Plotter 110 Scarpia II 115Kathahdln 115 Third race Six furlongs Golden Dawn 96 Burgoyne 110 slightest donbt that a match between Carpentier and Dempsey would be a great boxing contest but in these times of inflated purses I would prefer let some other person do the worrying and work incidental to such a match I should have to see more profit than is visible at present before I would be more than a spectator Los Angeles Dec 4 Im glad Carpentier won I wanted the Frenchman to win all along but from I what I had Heard about Becketts ability as a fighter I was a little bit leary of the result This was Jack Dempseys comment when Carpentiers victory was flashed to him The result was a surprise the worlds heavyweight champion said I I did not figure Carpentier to win that easily and neither did any one else I talked with The Frenchman i must be there with the goods Asked if be expected a chalnge from Carpentier Dempsey declared It was understood the winner of the fight was to challenge me And what will you do Ifs a little too soon to answer just now money he invested in coal mines near Lens where he was born and he lost everything there by the German invasion During the war Carpentier was conspicuously daring as an aviator He was frequently commended by his superior officers and among the many decorations conferred upon him was the military medal the highest war honor that can be given to a French soldier Philadelphia Dec 4 Two new worlds pocket billiard records were established here tonight by Bennie Allen in his match with Edward Ralph Highstown at the National American Pocket Billard tournament Allen won the match 125 to 6 in five innings It was the smallest number of innings ever taken to complete a championship game and Allens Tiigh run of 81 shattered the former record of 74 held jointly by himself and Alfredo de Oro Experts who witnessed the match said Allen played one of the most remarkable games they had ever seen On his thirtieth shot he made four balls and twice during the match he sent two balls in with a single shot John MLayton Columbia Mo and Louis Kreuter New York were the victors in the afternoon matches Lay ton defeated Morris Fink Philadelphia 125 to 121 in 35 innings High runs were Layton 29 Fink 24 Kreuter won from James Maturo Denver 125 to 100 in 26 innings Kreuter had a high run of 16 and Maturo one of 43 Layton is leading the tournament with three games won and none lost Ralph Green leaf Wilmington DL and Jerome Keogh Rochester are tied for second place with two victories and no defeats Allen has won two games and lost one fKsris sjfS I No Jalfway Measures Here Manhattan for Xmas 3 to 650 EvetySize Allteeve Lengths TheHeeht Co Seventh Street CHIEFTAINS WANT GAMES The Chieftain Club is anxious to arrange basketball games with Washington teams to be played in Washington Central High School Business High School A and teams of like caliber are challenged Address Milton Cohen 1705 Linden avenue Baltimore TENNESSEE NAMES HATCHER Knoxville Tenn Dec 4 Buck Hatcher was late yesterday elected captain of the University of Tennessee football team for 1920 ICIilHIBIIieiB a MARKSMEN TO MEET The officers and men composing the gun club at Boiling field will meet the members of the Analostan Gun Club In competition on the latters grounds tomorrow THE ROUND UP By FITZ GERALD PARIS CELEBRATES GREAT RING VICTORY Paris Dec 4 Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion pugilist of Europe has for the moment displaced of the week Premier Clemenceau as the man of I WANTS BRITTON AND ODOWD Canton Ohio Dec 4 Mike McKin ney president of the McKinney Athletic Club has offered a purse of 15000 for a 12 round battle here on the afternoon of New Years day between Jack Britton the welterweight champion and Mike ODowd the middleweight champion Britton has already accepted and an answer irum vuowu is expected by the end Brandymo 109 Saints Bridge Kulogy 112Little Cottage Weather clear track good 116 117 HABANA ENTRIES First race Five furlongs Barney Bird no Capt Toney 113 Riven Sea 113 Col Lillard 113 Our Maid 1101 Hot Foot 110 Queen Gaffney 110 Steve 110 Director James 110 Second race Six furlongs Sir Oliver 100Star Baby 10 High Gear 103FeUcldad 108 Legacy 107Bulger Ill Sweet Aryssum 108Cireulate Ill Third race Five and one half farlongs Bunice 107 James 107 Fickle Fancy 107 Big Smoke 107 Murdock 110 Hasty Cora 110 I Herder 99 IPhedoden 99 Avon 105 Ed Garrison 107 Delancey 107 I Magic Mirror 107 Fourth race One mile and one sixteenth reciuujuc iin uuibi xu Lariat 104 Hocnir Ill Berlin 105 Fifth race One mile aladina 108 Fairly 1001 Dick Bessin 100 Night Owl 108 Egmont 10S Sixth race One mile Chlllum 1001 Guide Post 100 Lady Lanxford 103 Amerean 108 Great GnD 108 BUI Hanler 108 Mae Murray Ill Weather clear trade heavy Perseus Rhymer Whippoorwill Golden Chance 10S 108 103 111 1 Pofln larc cr rem friftClTV Reports that Carpentier had trained too fine for the match caused consternation in sporting circles in Paris early today and the odds on Beckett who had been slightly favored in the the hour in Paris Parisians tonight are ignoring both Von Lersner and the American Senate on the signing Maize i04peccant no i of neace and are discussing animated uatania too snenanooan na Lonelv 105 Germain 113 Margaret Sehlafer 1071 Who Cares 119 Sngar Mint 108 Fourth race FiTe and one half furlongp Manicurist 100Dancing Girl 110 Black Wing 100 The Gallant 110 Little Maudie lOOiSherman A Ill Rappahannock I03lHarry Rubber 112 Salgeorge HOtBonstelle 113 Miss Orbent 110Betfy 114 Fifth race Five and one half furlongs Mack Garner lOOlTacola 110 The Boy 104 Ticklish 118 Bon Tromp 100 Ultima Thule 120 Youneed 113iArnold 120 Sixth race One mile and one sixteenth Indian Spring 99IBaJaiet 113 Lucille lOSIMcAdoo 113 Frank Mattox 107Aldebaran 113 Don Dodge 108ITourg 113 Brown Favorite 108Bombast 113 Leta HOlLuther 113 Seventh race One mile and one sixtenth Tiger Rose 104 Adelante 114 FULTON TO FIGHT MEEHAN New York Dec 4 Fred Fulton and Willie Meehan will box eight rounds in Newark January 12 URBAN WINS WITH CUE In the pocket billiard match at the Grand Central last night Urban defeated Throckmorton 70 to 23 CHAMPIONS MUST FIGHT OFTEN OR FORFEIT UNDER PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL REGULATION New York Dec 4 Following the Carpentier Beckett contest in London tonight for the European heavyweight championship there was a meeting in the British capital according to private advices here of the leading representatives of American and European boxing bodies to consider a new set of ring regulations to supersede the Marquis of Queens berry rules which for decades have governed bouts in all parts of the world The meeting was attended by Paul Rousseau president of the French Federation of Boxing A Bettin son of the National Sporting Club Eugene Corri the famous referee Victor Breyer the French promoter and other prominent boxing authorities At the meeting a representative of the Army Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control of America and the International Sporting Club of New York submitted the draft of the new code to be known as the international boxing roles Private advices indicate that the new regulations found favor and probably will be adopted after some minor alterations as the rules of the international boxing federation for the control of the ring contests throughout the world The gist pf thefrule8 as submitted at the London conference is a8 follows The proposed weight classes will include Flyweight 112 pounds bantam weight 118 pounds featherweight 126 pounds lightweight 135 pounds welterweight 14T pounds ship and emblematic trophy middleweight 160 pounds heavyweight 175 pounds and over Under the new rules all weights will be made eight hours before the men enter the ring Future bouts will be Judged by two Judges and a referee who shall cast a vote but must agree with one or the other Judge or call the bout a draw The referee shall also count out a boxer who drops to the floor without being hit and in case such boxer goes down under such conditions after arising from a legitimate knockdown the count shalh begin from the point where he arose from such legitimate knockdown The judges decisions shall be based upon effectiveness odamage accomplished and where effectiveness is equal then aggressiveness shall count Among the fouls covered in the new rules is one that a boxer arising from tbe floor following a knockdown is fouled if struck before he is in defensive position As a further protection the 4 scorer of a knockdown must retire to the far corner of the ring after such knockdown and if he does not the count over his fallen opponent shall cease until he takes his proper position in such corner Among a long series of reconjmend atJons suggested for the combined cooperation of the boxing organizations of the world is one providing that the winner of an International championship must defend his title within one year after winning same and every six months thereafter against the best available opponent or rorreit ail right to such champlon This has been a rough year for the player of form in the world of athletics Jess Willard got his bump last July to the financial sorrow of the favorite backers Along came the Reds in Oetober and busted the White Sox wide open and a lot of bank rolls at the same time in another place where the favorite went down to defeat Case after case of the same thing came to light in the recent football season which ended with the recent upsets of the Army and Georgetown And last night the dope again ran just opposite from the way it was figured when Georges Carpentier knocked out Joe Beckett in less than two minutes of fighting By copper ing the favorites any one with the gambling instinct could have waxed wealthy the past year Carpentier who back in 1912 when he was supposed to be at his best lost to Billy Papke and Frank itlaus and two years later was easy for Joe Jeannette last nierht punched himself fynto a position where he is the logical man to meet Jack Dempsey Before another year runs Its course the Frenchman will be in the ring battling Willards conqueror for the heavyweight championship Then the dope ought to assert itself with Dempsey being returned an easy winner Becketyapparently was much overrated eJse he wouldnt have fallen such an early knockout victim to the Frenchman who aside Irom knock ing out Bombadier Wells a couple or times never put a really good big man down for the count And it takes some stretch of the Imagination to put Welis in the class with good fighters Al Palzer knocked Bombadier for a goal in three rounds when they met in New York back in 1912 and Gunboat Smith repeated the performance there in two rounds the following year Frank Moran knocked Wells out In ten rounds in London four years ago Dempsey shouldnt be worrying any over holding his title now that he knows the man he will have to meet will be Carpentier The Frenchman wont be facing a Beekett when he takes on Dempsey nor a Wells either Papke and Klaus good as they were when in their prime can not be spoken of in the same breath with Dempsey Carpentier lost to them both too be it remembered so Dempsey isnt going to lose any sleep hefor his next fight CHICAGO WANTS OLYMPIC 1924 MEET FOR STADIUM Chicagro Dec 4 Initial stepa were taken today by prominent porting men and civic leadeixto have Ae Olympic game held In Chlensro la 1924 following the announcement that the contract had been let for the largest stadium In the world Tketme rnre which will be horaeaaee abaped and built of marble and concrete will have a aeatln capacity of 100000 according to the plan The coat Is estimated at 1725000 Conrt Hits at Johnson Again While no decision was handed down by the New York courts yesterday fixing the place for the American League cent sessions and the enemies of the Junior league president have been running things to suit themselves They have got a lot of help from the eivil courts of New York Justice Greenbaum hearing the case yesterday made a significant remark when he asked Why Johnson if he was the servant of the board of directors was not ousted if he wasnt conducting the affairs of the league in a satisfactory manner There may be an unexpected echo to this before the coming league session ends Harvard Not Eastern Cnampion Harvard will go to the Pacific coast to play a Western eleven on New LjTears day but the Crimson already nas maae 11 piam tnat it is not seeking an intersection title Rather a waste of words In this season of gridiron upsets in which Harvard wa meeting there were indications that i lucky to finish its campaign without the temporary injunction obtained by the insurgents preventing Ban Johnson from calling the meeting In Chicago will be made permanent In this event the magnates will meet In New York as called by the board pi directors It Is another slap at Johnsons ruleaad one more victory in the courts for his foes The court intimated that the power of the board of directors is superior to that of the President which is a contention that has been made all along by that body It is made up of Comiskey Ruppert Fraaee DunnStnd Johnson himself Neither Dunn nor Johnson has attended any of the re a defeat chalked up against it HaiV vard beat Yale tied Princeton arfdi defeated a lot of second class elevens an or wnicn tails to make the CamT bridge eleven the Eastern champion Penn State would vry likely have beaten the Crimson and the chancesjf are oigaxe uarcmoum or west vir ginia would have done the same thing If Harvard wept Vest billei as the Eastern champion there woulel be a big and well deserved roar fron several institutions of learning in thii section TheCrimson will go to Pas adena as a flrat claaa team and on of the few unbeaten elevens In thi wuuirj iinv is ongnsiv MEN Remarkable Specials Today Friday Only Mens and Young Mens 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