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THB LWCOLH tUKDAT STAB. Benny Leonard Will Be Giving Away a of-Weight to Dangerous Opponent. Fulton-Devere Mill Sure to Be a Headliner During This Week's Events. FAIR SEX, PROGRESS IN SPORT BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK. Monday, October MS.

Wille Jackson Pal Morarf; 15 rounds WUup Meenan Jack Dillon, 6 rounds Tuesday. Oct. 16. Jack Dillon vs. Jeff Smith.

10- rounds. i ri at Boston. Friday, Oct. 19. Fred Fulton veil Bob Devere.

10 rounds, at Milwaukee. Harry Greb vf. George K. 10 rounds nt Milwaukee Benny Loonfiril Jw TOUT.di.,nt New. York Brown.

10 Brltton, 10 Scully A "Neal Allison, rounds, st Waterloo. la. With Benny Leonard, champion of Ell the lightweights, stepping out of his class to engage Jack Britton, a in battle, while Fred Tulton. persistent challenger of Jpss WUlard for the heavweight crown, engages Bob Devere. a rising young husky, in a ten-round setto.

the pugilistic calendar for the current-week will be especial interest to followers of tho boxing game Leonard nnd Brltton are scheduled to get together at New York city next Friday night On the same evening Fulton and Devere will trade wallops at Milwaukee Chief interest naturally centers the contest between Leonard nnd Brit, ton because of tho fact that many think the lightweight champion is tackling a mighty tough job grizzled Brltton, The latter Is n. wise old bird in the boxing game. He has been champion in his class and is now runner up. He TV 111 Sive Leonard real battle, or all the dope' is wrong. Brltton will have-a advantage In the poundage.

Whwrithe match made it was stipulated: tthat Britton should enter the" ring a 138 pounds, a weight' that he" can easily 'make and still retain 'his fullfest physical strength. other band, Probably wilt scale about pounds. 1 Can Leonard register a- victory--a decisive his heavier opponent? That is a question- alt fol- owers of, the fistic game are asking MOW. If Brltton should wlnrpercnance decisively. Leonard will bo universally censured for not staying In his class.

It is true that Benny bas frequently fought near welters and emerged victorious, but that was in the days before he became a world's champion. A defeat then would not have boon a stain on bis prestige, such as would be tho case now if Brltton were to whip him. i IffSff fllS: 91 Greed of Boxers and Managers Fast Driving Good Fellows Away From the Sport. BY "RINGSIDER" Billy Haack veteran referee and promoter of boxing- shows, lias quit Ha Is out of boxing, and makes no bones about hoping- he never will get back Into irs Haack has run box- "VlA 4 the: game. "go ahead vlth to that railroad amounted to clowrto JW other man.

especially a chanSnlou, have cut Jlke I should say not They are what I call thorough sports- tried to match Mike Gibbons 1 Ben Rowlands and declaims this Is message he sot back from the St phantom: -will, box for a of 11,500 if you will allow me to piek my opponent. or 1 will send my brother Tom for guarantee, there to be no decision These and a few other kings drove Haack out of the game The path of the promoter, he sa4. certainly paved cobblestones. Packey Ohio Boy Packey McFarland. erstwhile pride of the stock yards, Bryan.

Downey. the Ohio product, is a much underrated scrapper Paokey thinks calling Downey a "freak" boxer is applvlng too extensive a term to the Ohio battler. "It may be right to call Downev a freak in that he isn't much oT-a boxer," said Packey, after seeing Downey in action Matt the veteran the printlrffr business that- he operated he would have stated death long ago that th ne oio Ill also a referee. because of a naturally pug- o.itlon anfl? a MISS SrUCY'. 'FREEMAN nkciow be got 'along prettj? well a boxing official.

What' finally pried Haack out of gamefhe asserts. wAs 'Uie senseless kicks and constant bickerings tf boxers managers. who seem-to think Tabbing! Into the -promoter? to be the purest indication of their own managerial -abilities Haack has had some very interesting experiences as a promoter, and has erv positive ideas cdncemmg present daj managers. He- frankly states that there. is not a busing is willing to yield an inch without expect- inc the promoter to lelreat four miles Down in Memphis they give decisions in eight round bouts and Biack Declares this proved the sticking point In many matches Few fighters like to tako a chance on a decision ard none of then) want to make weight Haack declares every one of them will msist -on certain poundage and then ti-rn up or refuse to any dealings with the scales whatsoever.

lo Illustrate the most boxers feel about the question of weight Hnartc cites ich Charlev White was start (to finish and usually manages to opponent off his feet by sheer speed and continuous JUttlng has a very fair-left hand, but lie uses his right In a way of which 1 never could, approve a too much of a roundhouse type of punch, and a fellow with a stralghter-blow with his light is apt to-take a head off A straight is shorter than a curve and the lesson IB obvious, but Downey hasn't realized it "But the kid has some admirable traits offset most of his little shortcomings He is more willing than any fighter I "have" seen in a long time and he is game Such things make up for any particular falling In other lines--most -always." a battle In which Charlev matched with Joe Mandot White WhiU link artists the game has ever produced, tlv accomplished what a score of men had attempted MiHH Lucv Freeman, a nincteen-yeur-old Brooklyn Bii-'. rccenUv1 a cc Tm Covered fifteen Miss -uucy i'l-ecmun, a i hn Hudson river Miss Freeman covered imeen and failed swim from Spuyten Duyvil to the in the wuason Bjursteatf tne marvelous Nor- Little need be said about MISS moiia miles In 3 hours, 59 minutes. 22 2-5 Little need Miss Ruth Law, the famous little Iri an obsolete type of the i non-stop tennis courts. made In the United States. irmitiiru 7 halt pound over weteht and Mandot demanded the forfeit.

White refused to fight at all If he to pay the forfeit and Haack bad to ate down In his jeans and settle with Mandot Promoter Held the Sack Fight fans make funnv kicks Hinck "One chronic dead beat complained to me one time that he didnt see me before a certain fight and hafl to plank down $3 to get in That gave me a biR laugh, especially when I explained to him that inasmuch as the fight was a financial failure it had cost me about $200. to see that particular bat tie. And- he still grumbled after that about his three simoleons Haack has a nice boost for Fred Welsh and marker. Harry Pollock as be ine among the squarest men in the basl- 1 'Welsh boxed Benny, Palmer here and I guaranteed the said bad night, and Michigan Has Easy Time Winning Game ANN ABfBOR. Mich, Oct 13--Michigan walked right away from Mount Union in the game here today.

It was a complete shutout-with a score ot 69 his rating up from that of a second, substitute quarterback to that of the star of Yost's men. He played an unrivaled games despite his handicap of -weighing only 143 pounds He is the lightest and fastest man on the teafit- Weston is a lieutenant the er- smeering department of the United States army leave of absence to attend the university. (Continued' from one.) Now Dr. i the' Nebraska-- coach, said last night: "I earJy for the reason that Players vere the, Corn- huskers-'got down and showed the real fighting spirit, the 1 score" speaks, for itself. Nebraska played the right sort Of football in every period We the' game' with: 'but few injuries and now" face'a getting ready believe any of the' Cornhusk'srs will be overconfident in Notre Jamc.

Most of them remember what happened i last year. Our prospects are better l.thah ago, VNotre Dame is one-of the teams in the, middle west and ers must play milch better football than they -against Iowa if they hope to win from Notre Dame." week, pf hard" practice in yfo'r'Notre Daroe. I don't Harold. McMahon, the Nebraska back star sprinter of field, failed to clear an iheligibility hurdle at the minute and saw the game side lines. The -former Lihc'ciln high to qualify durinij for a place; in the Nebraska' lineup against Notre Dame.

The Lineup and Summary. 47.. Iowa, 0 Ehodes le Ree Munn Jewo" Kositzky Day Block Jrg Hunzelman Shaw Greenw.o.bd Hamilton rh TRINITY REAL STARS. The Trinity Stars football team romped and rambled to an foot- ball victory an eleven' made up of Capitol school youths In game played Friday afternoon' at Twenty- seventh and-' A streets. The" final count was 42 to 0 and the Trinity lads executed a series of thrilling runs T-anging from.twenty Glenn Thomas-jand Jimmy and 'Pollock immediately agreed to accept! the winners of for Jenkins -Nugent rh.

"Davis Otoupalifc, rfb Von. Lackum Substitute's: Nebraska--Duteau for Munn, "Teter for. Duteau, Eellogg for Shellenberg, Young for Kositzky, L. Day, KellOgg for Cook. Iowa --O'Donnell for Hunzelman, BieekeVfOr O'Donnell, Bender for Hamilton, Pyles for Nugent, Helwig- for Bender.

Touchdowns--C6ok 2, Dobson, Schel- Icnberg, Hubka, Otoupalik, Rhodes. Goals' from touchdown--Shaw 5. Score 1st. 2d. 4th Nebraska 20 14 0, 3--47 Iowa 0 0 0-- 0 Time of periods---Fifteen minutes.

Officials--Reid, 'referee; Gordon, -Harvard, umpire: Griffith, Drake, field Haskell, Indian School; head' linesman and timer ning history Is filled takes made by over-confident title There is the recent case of Johnny Kllbanc, who wns lulled to sleep by the toporlflc puncVs of Leonard. For many years tho featherweight had encountered lightweights and frequently had trimmed'them. Ho well of himself that at one tlmo he began, to have visions of holdlng'the championship Jn two classes. His proved his undoing. When'he.

squared ittvft sstslnst the young nnd lusty Lepnm-a, the featherweight chumplou proved, as holp- lesw as a bnbc in arms. Tho experience of Charley White against Jack Brltton is another ease in point. While conceded several pounds to Brltton and wns'Soundly Boxing followers everywhere'sincerely hopo that Leonard has.not mado.nnjun-. wise match. He 4s such splendid typo of fighting man that n.

reverse kind would he deeply regretted. In all probability tho coming conteat be the last Leonard will -for some time. from feet that Leonard notice Ife will soon be aslgnedito one me army cantonments, where lie will, teach tho boys in khaki the'rudlmei warfare and also of. the best physical fitness. prdjve mighty valuable along thlarline.

quently ascena the ladder ot with such strides a public Becomes skeptical as to their true ability. Take the case ot Harry Greb, for lu- Slnco last November, the Smoky City youth has been engaged in about forty bouts, which netted him something like JlOiOOO or $15.000. And the strange part of all never asks whoHhls 'i-dpponent will be. Greb's next match-will- be with Goprgo K.T6. Brown, the Chicago.

Greek. Thef on the card with Greb The and Dcvp.ro met. at 0, furious one, the end' ninth rqund Brown, forced tQ vjeaye ring, duo Injured to that time tlio s'a" and tuck- tj neither had ah', edge. Greb riioved-'cast-ward. pill to Johnny Howard, who; 'gladiators, had fought at a nip salt; iO being reported that Following administered rt.

Marks Hung Up By the Swimmers 'All Line. ing again has. provofl the -roost progressive of American, "sports. Vjjurlng the outdor' season, now vjn a previous occasion liud'made a were shattered right so liable showing against that virtually the entire-list will have to Greb followed this up by sivlnK 'I inc potion. heavy, "a sinitor' sleep potion.

It is evident thnt CJreb must have the fighting spirit, if ho, lifts not tho science. He simply is on overgrown youth, lull iOf chocWfilU of. confidence ana fearless. 1ms his original style, which apparently baffles all as was. demonstrated a w'ock.

ago in Philadelphia, HvheYo he earned a 'ng 'Vorlte; With six round' dcctHon a Sloopy Town a' Fulton, Orcb. Brown. tho pect lleve The northern Collossus nan' traveled along for the past two wowing down all his opnonents, but- still Mho "wise" skeptical to doubt his ability. Listen to what an authorlto- on cuffs has to say relative to the plasterer's class. jSkfclly.

a 01 TMl assorts' that the man who put a lasting crimp into the caieer of the prominent Sam He further states that looks like the only boxer in the United States at present who has no fear of stacking UP against any man the; promoters may Ths latest opponent selected fw Fulton Is Bob Devere. 21-year-old youth, full of vim and vigor, whose record Is without blemish. One thing thnt may of Fulton, nnd in nls favor, too. no-Is the first blK white man yc.ars WOO bas not picked his opponents jvnd who Is willinc to take a beating if it comes his way" from who Is able to whip Devere. In his bout at Milwaukee, next Friday.iiiKht, will by no means be.a set- Tip for Mike Collins' protege.

and Gotham heavy of.any bus felt the sting of this youth's He Fulton. every step of the Ifcll i i i Leonard and as headllncrs. the present week promises to furnlsU' un of (odflcr I army will receive I0 fe bt sdmo of Americas stars, Instruct se- n- St the various cantonment the- arf of- 'The tb assiime his following OffIclal "appointmont nt Wttshiugton. is Jiimesr Corbett, commonly known us j-Gentieman Jim." Now comes JMlko -Gibbons. been ordered to repoi S) a DosvMolnes.

In. Anotnei prominent fistic star, who hns of a similar Jtehtwiitfit honors, is call to instruct'Amei- lean young men'In trainine-cnmps in the art of defending themselves with boxing Norman' Eoss of San Francisco was the most prolific scorer. H6 world's SSO yard--flBiircsMor com-se from seconds to ll-rriinutes seconds; clipped, tlrt AmeClcan mile: by 1-5 -aecondsi' placine. in vlVrAi i nnxvt hundred saw the same. A chilly breeze prevented many from attending.

Superintendent Frank Marrln refereed the session. The O'Neill kids had the advantage until the final quarter. outweighed them many pounds. A feature of the game was; the entire absence of features; It was' just a melee of hard toil from start- to finish. game play-, eel on the Spencer gridiron, at.iaa early date.

Foul Tips In the Sox-Giant Game 5fi 4i of El4-5. in line camo Kahanamoku yard world's; record reduced ithe 100 yar.d'.'0'ne Olid yai-cts- (100 yard course) SkjniJhutes which Is" 2-s Seconds under Jiie Oct. Comf-, iskoy blamgs bis hard luck In losing, tho toss, for choice of the seventh game on the fact that he got a 50 per haVa. half dollar he has used; 4n' all coin -clippingr jousts since 1911. 1A.nd'it'-nevcc lost, even doing yoeman.

service at-Cincinnati, when tlxe White won th choice of the the present- series. Harry- Heaipstead -was afraid of the jinx and rang 'in a quarter. called heads. it was Idleness Is despised by both ulton and Jils Pilot. As soon as they 'have completed their; performance- against, Devere board the varnished cars, headed to California, where promoters have booked him for a series of four-, round engagemcats.

It is safe to predict that Fred will oe afforded a splendid opportunity to swell his knockout record while sojourning in the west for In such brief engagements he will bo able to travel at top speed from the first song until the final one is pound'xl. But no set-ups will be pro- to Word received from ro Tfornia. is In nn honest manner. Some of the coun- trv's leading boxers of all divisions have forsaken the cast since the death knell Is ready to be sounded to the game hero, and have annexed thlr nlgnatuves to con- Gate art of defending as well as with guns. Ralph MujijordV Star-of the Chicago Speedway Races CHICAGO, Oct 'is --Ralph Mulford.

driving a Fi'ontenao, is the hero of the first day's racing a at Speedway park. vv first in the last lap of tho fifty mile grind, with an-ayerogo speed of 106 wiles Tin hour; pushing Pete Hcndwson all tho way in' the second fifty mile event: and winning third place in the twenty mile speeding were the stunts he pulled Henderson came first in the second fifty mile race. The event was to have been over a 100 mile course but was changed at the last minute, by ment Pushing to a. lOa.S mite an hour average and 28:80.56 for the distance, Mulford finished a close second. No other finished.

Tom Alley came away the victor in the 20 mile race going it in 11:22.10 or 105.5 miles an hour. Chevrolet was second and Mulford third. Five other contestants were forced out with engine trouble. In tho race which T.tulford furnished tracts received from the Golden promoters. Perhaps by the time Fulton, has- com- fcleted his engaKementsJn the four-round Same he will haye.established such an enviable record thaTllttle trouble may be experienced in entlclnc Jess WilL-ird Into m.

title match with the giant plasterer. Fulton's one imbltlon in life Is to meet and convince the, boxing world that the wuo of knockdowns he scored the champion In exhibitions In Hochestcr. several ago and legitimate. Strange what a few may do for boxer. In some cases they fre- the sensation Anderson had held the ead, Anderson finished second, Alley third, and 1 ourth.

A 1 rf 7 'W I l- OMAHA HAT FACTORY The president also was scared of --thaUtiib'te. In Cincinnati; Frank -j with Navm! 'made 'two false passes wit C6mniJ''s of which rolled oft before Hempstead Ji; '7- i' lost the Harold--Kreuser e.acti-- pwp- tributed the -world's -SB- 3-in to 111-5 -seconds, hangitW a 100 ynrd straightaway ba6kBtroko in-, ternntl'dnal mark; of nxinute 1-5. wlilie mention beihiade the 27 L-4 i i IS hours 12 minutes, accom- nllshed'on August 5 in virtually still wa- I trrs bv Joseph P. Gunther of Va. Strictly Speaking, the swim wns tot continuous for Gunther had ground four river locks which barred he way but actually he was in action from start to finish without rest, Now the American time record for continuous swimins rests at 15 hours 4 i minutes, and certainly''-no ever before held iin average pace of about 35 minutes to the mile jripre than ten tiours, -so that feat may jvslj.

be clalmea ns the' greatest of combined speed Detail sby mail of the recent water car nival of Hawaiian A. A. TJ: indicate that John Kelll of Honolulu, la compncativelv new i-ouae stnr. will hereafter hayo to 3e reckoned with. In the 220 'yard race, which AKahan- nmoko won in 2 2-5 Kelli finished a third.

undei minutes 27 seconds. This time haj been beaten under the conditions by just three men--McGillivray. Duke and Ross: Hemp'stead-idemanded that hfs. quarter be- tossed; on the floor. Garry Herj-nTiann gracefully', squatted andnrbUeti the coin with such skill that': spectators involuntarily "Shoot-lthe piece!" Waiter Holke took full-count when Lefty -Williams in the seventh.

He was stUl groggy when he continued his turn at and weakly William Howard formerly of Washington, occupied a large: section of the grandstand. Eddie Murphy, White man. vented-'his joy at Chick Gtfndils double in the seventh by pressing ia chaste salute John Collins' ibrow. AVt Fletcber was spoiling fight Clarence.Rowland:was ac- when Billy horned in -'with peace overtures. SWARTHMORE, 0.

PHHjADELPHIA, Pa. Pennsylvania defeated Swarthmore here this afternoon, 10 to 0. Before the'game a United. States aha Kelli is their junior. Un the former--two.

by several the rate he is developing, it would -not bo surnrtsinp: to see him become a second Kahanamoko. DEFEATS O'NEILL, Oct high won the football, game.bare yesterday, 13 to 7. Spencer came" over in motor cars. Not until the final- quarter did they got their feet thawed out, Then they just kicked their victory. A viK-e ana in th? case of rJrine team league island 1 de' crowd of to well over fea (i the Pennsylvania freshmen, to 7.

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