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PAGE SEVEN Boxing Association Orders Three Champions to Defend Titles SAN HERNARDTNO DATT.Y STTN. MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1928 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By Billy DeBecfc' BARUEV'S RETTJRN To HIS PlftCE AS CHIEF NQ.OW Ht HAi ottN TvS O'OQ eMERV BUSIUL.SS, RHUiNG To THE OF FIGHTERS ARE GIVEN 30 DAYS TO GETMATCH 25 States Join in Move NCW CHftPTer.S, HfVS BN At A STANDSTILL AHP LCS WCSUjVoO I i- X. I IN arvir-r iclv i a- uws.it i nnw. i IN TVNE WAN A SHOULD BE (alVEN Tg THOSE ORGANIZING, Trtfc e60EST CMATfeRSW6 WAS DHCVDED TfAAr W.VMLL GVME. PRIZES OP AMD BARNEV PECLS THAT NANNN30ATS WCj SMO IN -ftS BUVQOATS AMD "WE 1ST nanny fv PRce Vh rr-lwL OVP7 on Thomas uammoD Ajl'h 'Mmif PAUL OKMNX I'M fiONMA HOME THP: QlGQEST CiWtER.

imT(E ScoTvt Sea Sled Is Lone Winner In Outboard Boat Races Church League Favorites Win in Casaba Contests Evangelicals Continue Winning Streak, Adding Eighth Consecutive Triumph Pilots Show Daring Waters Which Caused Change in Course "r00 ACH To CARDS DIVIDE WITBJEHET Lightweights Defeated by Mountaineers 14 to 10; S. B. Heavies Win San Bernardino and Hemet high school basketball teams divided honors In tho two games played Sat urday night at Hemet. In the first casaba clash the Hornet lightweight five defeated the Cardeltes, 14 to 10. Tho second contest between tlie heavyweight quintets, resulted In a 9 to 23 triumph for Coach SI, V.

rtonfeo's Cardinals. She San Bernardino lightweights securfd but one field goal in the first half, this toss being made by Captain Maloy. Two five throws out of five attempts boosted the score to four points while the Hemet Babes had chalked up nine digits. s. n.

ros Hemet Lightweights Lightweights Shocklcy Paris Brumond Bryson Pembcrton Bernardino Cunnldon 3rcgory RP LF Center RG LG San Ramsey Spears Maloy Substitutes! Wilson, Warren, SIdler. Hemet Lundty. After bolns held to an even count at the half when the score was 11 to 11, the San Bernardino Cardinals opened their sccrlng machine In the second half and largely through the spectacular tosses of Sicck, forged Into the lead over the Moun taineers. Sleek accounted for IS of the 29 points made by his team, The game was marked by fast and rough playing, tho Cardinals showing a dozrn personals while tho Hemot team was charged with eight foul.i MwC ClJMMlAIGS CHAR tl SHEEHAU DON LANNING IKE OCftC3(Vvi MlLToM CWfiRI PS GDPE WLUS HMClb LEONARD Tom PAlPlCOlA This list rejecTeo OKMNX, Stiff Wind Retards Ski Jumping Marks GARY, 111., Jan. 15.

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15. Bobby Jones, In an open letter to the contributors to the $30,000 fund to purchase him a homo here as a tribute of tho esteem and affection from friends and admirers in his native city, last night explained why he-announced recently In New York that ho would not retain tho gift. "At tho time the gift was made to mc, It appealed to mo as tho most generous and sincere tribute which a man's friends could pay him," suld the British open and American amateur national golf champion, in his letter, "and it was accepted by mo in the spirit which I knew It was tendered. I knew there was nothing connected with the subscription of the fund or the use to which It was to be put, which was not entirely proper. A portion of the general public Is aware of that fact, also, but It seems that another still respectable portion entertains some doubts.

"It was to avoid any chance of misunderstanding that I decided that the best thing to do was to re turn the home. As I remarked, when I accepted the gift, by far the most Important part of It was the testimonial and tribute which my friends sought to make me. I am now In possession of that testi monial." Bobby declared that in returning the gift ho was "losing only the least part of the gift," and that whatever loss he mlijht feel, "will be more than made up by the gain to amateur golf." Souders Wins Match Race With De Palma (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15. George Souders, winner of last year's automobile racing classic at Indiana- polls, today defeated Ralph de Palma, veteran race track driver, on Ascot speedway hero In a match race.

Souders' time was 2:21 4-5, and De Palma's 2:28 1-5. KINSEY AND LEVINSON WIN DEL MONTE, Jan. 15. Howard Kinsey and Homer Levin -son defeated Hay Casey and William Parker, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, 5-7, 8-6, In an exhibition tennis doubles match today on the Hotel Del Monto tennis courts. for Dethroning Mandell, Joe Dundee, Walker (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Jan.

15. Boxinir campions in three divisions Mickey Walker, of the middle- weights, Joe Dundee, welterweight tttleholder. and Sammy Mandell, lightweight king, today, were or dered by the National Boxing soclatton to sign for defense of their titles within 30 days or suffer suspension In 25 member states. Furthermore, the trio of champions to the N. B.

must risk their respective titles," President Thomas E. Donahue, of the association, declared in an ultamatum that has the approval of all states enrolled in the organization. California and New York state alone among the leading boxlne centers are not members of the association. "Existing conditions regarding certain coxitis champions" were brought to the attention of Individual states by the association," President Donohue said, "and the edict was decided on unanimously. Contracts must be signed by Feb.

10. "The members of the association feel, with me, that a period of six months Is sufficient for any champion to engage In whatever non-title matches he desires, and that the public demands action from him, as far as the defense of his crown is concerned, at the expiration of that time," President Donohue said. "It is of no consequence to the association in what city, or state. Walker, Dundee and Mandell defend their respective titles, so long as they sign for their defense within the next 30 days In bouts to decisions. "None of the three tltleholders against whom the association Is taking action has offered for competition within the last six months the title he wears.

"Mickey Walker, of Rumson, N. world's middleweight champion, has not fought at the weight limit since he knocked out Tommy Mllligan In London, England, on June 30, 1927. Joo Dundee, of Baltimore, world's welterweight title-holder, has not risked his crown eince winning it from Pote Latzo, In New York on June 8, 1927. Sam-my Mandell. of Rockford, has not dw'endcd his 'crown since he met Phil McOraw at Detroit on July 12, 1927." MANDELL WILLING TO FIGHT FOR BIG PURSE ROCKFORD.

Jan. 15. Sammy Mandell, world's lightweight champion, answered the challenge of the National Boxing assocla tion, tonight by declaring he is willing to defend his crown asalnst any challengers, if some promoter or manager would give him a guarantee on which he could "make omo money." "Challenges filed with the Nation, el Boxing association to meet me in the ring don't mean anything," Mandell said. "Where Is tho pro moter to put on the match for which the challenge calls? I'm ready to meet any challenger If tho promoter or manager Is found to put up a guarantee on which I can make some money." JOE DUNDEE SIGNS TO BOX FARMER COOPER TERRE HAUTE. Jan.

15. Farmer Joe Cooper, local boxer, has been matched to meet Joe Dundee, welterweight champion, in a 12-round decision match In Cleveland on Jan. 30, according to a dispatch received here today from "Broadway Johnny" Cox, at New York. Cooper loft Terre Haute Friday night for Florida where ho will meet Julian Jim Moran on Jan. 20.

MANAGER REITERATES SMALL PURSE CLAIM ST. Jan. 13. Sam-my Mandell will fight any championship contender at any time if tho purse Is largo enough, Eddie Kane, manager of the Rockford lightweight king, said tonight In commenting on the order of the National Boxing association to sign for title defense In 30 days or suffer suspension. Kane said Mandell has not defended his crown since July, when lie fought McGraw at Detroit, but not because he has not sought opponents.

SHOE Baptists over the Lutherans by a score of 26 to 16. In the first half Richardson had scored seven of the 11 points tor his team and In the second period added 10 more points. The count at the half favored tho Baptists, 11 to 6. Tho Luther, n.s maintained third position In the league but the Baptists widened tho margin between tho two quintets. BAITISTS UmtEnAN 11 Wlf UP WIm J.

Itlilurriiofi I.P Hurmli U'linn Cnivr ivrrr Vla HO i'minifl Unit I. M.ters Kulniliuttit; Calvary llaptista F. Klehardaon. Ilramlrtt. Running up a comfortable lead In the 16 to 4 count at half play, the Presbyterians walloped the Methodists by a scoro of 27 to 12.

Langley was high point player for the winner, accounting for 14 points. Cellar and Cartwrlght each registered a half dozen points. IMIKMlVTT.ItlA.NS MKTIIOUIBTfc IS Ollar HP llnloo t.incl.-r I Dl'knun rarmrlitht nMn llllrrinl Griffith I'lni'kl'f I.U 1'Hro Highland M. 12 hoop five won Its second league cume of the season In defeating the Rlalto Y. M.

D. by a score of 19 to 16. The Rinlto five held a one-point lead at tho half period, tho scoro showing 13 to 12 at this time of tho game. iiiniti.AVD it. t.

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Only one of more than a score of tiny sea racers which started today In the outboard motor boat sweepstakes off this pleasure isle was able to conquer the choppy waters through to the finish lino and take aboard the silver trophy. The winner and only finisher was the Sea Sled, piloted by Kneeland Jenkins of San Diego, which put- putted Us way over an emergency course on the lee side of the Island a distance of about S3 miles in 3 hours and 15 minutes. Course Changed Account Storm The course as originally laid out was once around the Island, a dis tance of about 40 miles, but this was abandoned when a stiff north wester came up after midnight last night and whipped the seas on the outer stde of the Island Into plunging waves considered too dangerous for the frail craft. Instead, the course was changed to two round trips from Avalon to the isthmus, on the mainland side of the island, a total distance estimated at 52 miles. Here the waters, usually Lefty' Cooper and Williams Matched (By Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO.

Jan. 15. "Lefty" Cooper of San Francisco, and Roy Williams. Negro middleweight of Chicago, were matched today for a six-round bout here Friday night Six four-round fights also will bo held. mile and 70 yards Wooldrldge, 105 (It.

Jones), won; American Son, 85 (Chamherlin), second; Rip Rap, 115 (11. l'hilpot), third. Time, 1:43 8-5. Cross Bow, Sandy Man, Bonnie Omar and Cameo also ran. race, 4-year-olds and up, claiming, JS00, one mile Timothy, MO (Crltchfield).

won: Common Gold, 112 (Llndseth), second; Portola, 104 (Itussell). third. Time, 1:40 4.8. Al-c-ste. Stardale, Worthman, Starless and First Dance also ran.

Kigluh race, 4-year-olds and up. claiming, 3800, Clubhouse course Lieutenant Seth. 106 (ft. Russell), won; Palolo, 111 (Yates), Bccond; Hitter Luck. 114 (Llndseth), third.

Time. 1:38 2-5. Hong King. Realist, Watch ths Time, KngaS.no and Ral-llm also ran. Ninth race, 4-year-olds and up, claiming, IsoO, six furlongs Buck Pond, 109 (Crecs), won; Joe Camp- he 11, 105 (Francis), second; Charusnn.

1U (H. PhlliH), third. Time, 1:10. Spear Shot, Sophia Uoldrnnn. For Me, Kllauca, Go Uold, Walkiki, Quince Garden, Prodigal and Miss Fountain also ran.

BILLIARD EXHIBITION R. C. Downs, of Detroit, nationally known cue artist, will give his original billiard performance tonight at 8 o'clock In the Central billiard parlors. AatrS STAWDINO w- ret. Rvnngellcals t'alvaiy Uaptlst 7 1 7 KnKlisn Lutherans ..5 3 Presbyterians 4 3 .571 Kirst MethmllHt 2 .230 Itlalto Y.

M. I). 2 Highland M. 2 fi .150 1 8 .143 Evangelical basketball five main, tallied its unbroken string of victories by defeating tho Congregational In a one-sided score of 49 to 15. The first clash In the second round of the schedule marked a winning streak that has now covered a period of eight consecu tive weeks in league play.

At the close of the half tho league leaders led by 10 points, holding the winning end of a 17 to 7 score. Wadlclgh was high scorer for the Evangelicals with 20 points which were divided evenly In each period of play. Livingstone accounted for 19 points. KVA.NGK1JCAJJ CONaHEOATIONAM IK tthwl HP I.unil WadlelKU LP lUlurn f.lrln,iiton C'fltft LlnOnty Turn III! Hum Urumo l.U Bhorrtl Jimmy Richardson's spectacular basket tofsing paved tho way to anothor victory for the Calvary Midwick Polo Team Loses to San Mateo LOS ANGELES. Jan.

15. San Mateo's polo four today defeated tho riders from Mldwlck Country club here, 9 to 6, for the 16-goal rarfie coast championship. The game was played on Mld wlck course at Alhambro. Cleveland Bulldogs Win Over Wildcats SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 15. Bonny Friedman's Cleveland Bull dogs defeated the Wildcats.

12-6. In a fiercely contested professional football gamo today. A growd of about 2,500 persons Btten.led. AUTHORIZED Stewart-Warner and Waltham SPEEDOMETER SERVICE TONNESON'S Phone 4751 INSURE A11 Income for Life San Bor'no. POs Hemet Patton RF Nelson Sleek LF Hudlburg Botts Center Guthrie Fosrg RG Choate Stockton LG Reeves Substitutes: San Bernardino in Facing Dangerous calm, were angry from the backlash that camo around the Island and several spills and emergency pick ups marred the days sport.

The other pilots quit the race when their motors succumbed either to the driving spray and other troubles. None of tho three women entrants finished the race, but the trophy put up for the first boat piloted by a woman to finish was awarded tho "By with Miss Loretta Turn-bull of Los Angeles, at tho helm. She covered a distance of about 3o miles before giving up. Boat Disqualified for Relief Pilot The "Miss piloted by Mlss Helen Southard of the Mid-West city, covered about 42 miles, but was disqualified because the feminine skipper had with her a male relief pilot. The "Mrs.

O. with Mrs. O. K. Hansaker of Hollywood at the motor handle, fared not so good, 'and quit the race comparatively early.

Itoss McPhee of Los Angeles, driving "The appeared to have the race safely In the bow of his tiny boat at the end of the first lap, but was forced to quit when engine trouble developed. All told, 11 trophies were hung up. BOWLING NEWS Industrial League Teams V. ETPct. Smith's Sporting 32 8 .800 California Garage 30 10 .750 Palace Recreation 23 17 .575 Hanford Iron 20 20 .500 Coffee Circle 19 21 .475 Kelvlnators 17 23 .425 Schedule for week starting Monday, Jan, 18: Wednesday, Jan.

IS Hanford Iron vs. Kelvlnators. Friday, Jan. 20 Palace Recreation vs. California Garage; Smith's Sporting vs.

Coffee Circle. Commercial League Teams V. L. Pet. Nat.

Cash Register 31 13 .701 Depugh's Lunch 27 17 .613 S. B. Bread 28 18 .591 Coca Cola 24 10 .000 Linoleum Shop 23 17 .575 S. B. Barbers 10 24 .400 Consolidated Electric 13 27 .325 Ham Hangers 8 36 .193 Schedule for week starting Monday, Jan, 16: Monday, Jan.

16 Consolidated Electric vs. National Cash Register; Barbers vs, S. B. Bread. Tuesday, Jan.

17 Linoleum Shop vs. Coca Cola; Ham Hangers vs. Depugh's Lunch. Five Years Convenient Terminals Convenient Trains Convenient Times Walton, Kauffman, Littlejohn, Grif-flth. Hemet Smith, Benson.

I TIJUANA RESULTS First race. 4-year-olds up, claiming, snn. nix furloniri" IIIrIi Joy, 104 (I.indseth). won; Kuck of Aces. 103 (Critchfidd), second: nnuble Phot.

Ill (Unop.r). third. Seelior Marlnee, Clio's Uorht'fter, Sweet and Low, Chula Vista, Assault, Princess Elma. Limn Hock. Hunuince, Itarher Bill, Wolf War Son II nls ran.

S.cnnd r.Tcp, 4-yenr-olds nnd up, clnlmlng. I80.fi, onr mile and 70 yards Hnril Healer. 105 (Carlisle), won; F.dwatd 1 (Franc's), second; Conclusive, 106 (Inxqlnnr). third. Time.

Irish Hrlpiidtcr. Gondolier. Sonny, Plrvcnna, Foolscap, Sawdny, nreechlonler, Doctor Blues, Air nlso run. Third race, 3-year-ilds, clnlmlnp, $S00, six furlontts Glint of Gold, 10.1 (Fnineis), won; Alnin, 9H (Horn-inn), second; MurimuH, 10D (Luther), third. Time, 1:13 4-5.

Sun Glass III. Swcen Knsy, St. Tonra, Cellini, Piute, Marmary and Lord Assagai also ran. Fourth rnre, 3-year-olds and up, clalmlnir. five and fur-lonps Bortop.

95 (Phllpot, won; Wntmnnu, lor, (Yates), second; Kkk-noir, 12 (Owens), third. Time. 1:06 Knighthood. Wind Flower. Don Voshcll, Freedom II and Kunolnths also ran.

Fifth rnc 3-year-olds and up, the Ascot claiming hmdicap, purse $1,000. Clubhouse course Mlnmtor, 108 liny), won; Simony. 108 (Ken-nle), second; Pegasus. 115 third. Time, 1:35 4-f.

Shasta Negra, Mnt Hunter, Miss Alma, Blue, fish, Urazcu. Thrnce, Kingman also ran. Sixth race. S-venr-nWlM nnd nn. thn El Corlta.

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