Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • Page 24

25 Leonard Will Defend His Title Against Sailor Freedman in Bout Friday evening THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER april 23 BOXING BILL WILL MAM WILL Minneapolis. No more boxing bouts will be held in Minnesota until the boxing commission, changes its rule prohibiting bouts between most promising players will be asked to try out for places on either the versity or freshman teams. Four conference meets have been scheduled this year, and house Tuesday or Wednesday, Representative Sydney Lyon, chairman of the main committee, said today. A composite of all hosing measures introduced in the house will result from the efforts of the subcommittee, and will provide for ten three minute rounds and no decision bouts. WILL ORGANIZE TENNIS CLASSES Iowa City, la- Aprile' 6.

Director Ernest G. Schroeder has announced that regular classes in tennis will be organized at the University this spring as soon as the courts are in condition for use. TJhe number of men who can be enrolled is limited," for there are only seven courts available for use, and these must be open to the public at certain hours of the day. Export instruction will be given those who enroll in t'he classes, and after they are organized, the GO TO HOUSE SOON Springfield, 111., April The boxing bill being drafted by a subcommittee of the house' committee on and miscellany probably will be ready for presentation to -nd Negroes, according Iowa colleges are likely to be ar-1 to a court -ruling. It was charged ranged before the Dig Ten season! the rule was a violation of the 14th begins.

amendment. HawkeyeNine Meets Coe in Opene? Today Iowa Machine in Shape for Initial Clash of Season. MEET CHICAGO STAR JURY 2 I Utular Battle Will Be Held at Polo Grounds in ioni 1 nnnm rnnrrir dULLl rUala A Mml Will Be First Bout for Leonard Since August of Last Year. CHICAGO. 111..

April 6. Solly "Sailor" Freedman, Chieago lightweight, announced yesterday afternoon that he has been Special to Tte Democrat. Iowa City, April 6 The Iowa men were giveil a long practice on Iowa Field last night by Coach Barry. The Hawkcycs meet Coe college in the first of a two game series here today. Either Duhm or Becker is likely to start, with Marshall or Fabricius as second choices.

Captain B. M. Barrett of Newton will hold down the catching position. Gordon C. Locke will start at first, and Funk and Barton will be held in reserve.

Poepsel, letter man, has been, holding down second base, and Kubo is likely to' get the second call for this position. Scandlebury, a sophomore, is holding down the shortstop position, with Wayiand Hicks on third. Huribut, letter man of last year, has been shifted to the outfield, and is likely to start in -Ueft field. James Laude will start in center, and probably Thompson in right, altbo Schirm may get a chance there. select-id as the next opponent for benny Leonard, world's champion lightweight, in a titular match, 15 rounds.

July 2, at the Polo Grounds at Xew York-It was not idle talk of the local boxer fbr he produced a signed set Here's a Real "Get-Acquainted" Anniversary Value Offered Tomorrow in the Store for Men Mens Two-Pants Suits i Wednesday in Uie afternoon make 1J5 pounds eight hours he roic ringside time and is to receiv lor his efforts 321 per cent of the gross receipts; In Conservative Business Models or Newest Spbrt Styles The sailor was selected after, he had successfully invaded the Easi ling the winter months and de MISSOURI WILL BEAR WATCHING IN DRAKE MEET feated several of the best in jection, including Pete Latso, Eddi; FiLzsinmops, Bobby Barrett and Benny Starts Training. 25 lie defected Ever Ham- Simpson Has Strong Ag gregation Whipped Together for Big Classic. Sr.d recently by Chairman William. Duke of Muldoon, that he would have to defend his title or forfeit same the champion deserted footlights, and is now training for Des Moines, April fi. Coach Bob Simpson, of Missouri, who in his college days was a champion! hurdler and who holds the Drake! series of fishts during the summer -months, of which the' Freedman affair will be the first.

Solly said last night he is conft- ilia, lie ---Jiu was clad to set the opportunity to relay meet record of 14 4-5 seconds for the 120-yard high hurdles, will send a well-balanced team to the 14th annual Drake meet. April 27-2S. to uphold the honor of the Tiger institution. In the dashes. Coach Simpson will enter Simons and Vtz, two fast steppers, who have shown well in hculs under my belt in the future whirh "'11 ri'ine me Jie most important ccntest of sav Freedman.

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In the middle distance events. Tulao: The Pittsburgh Pirates paid George leading pitcher of the Western Lea- Xcw. York. Jack Renault of Can ex. as he is one of the fastest men in the Missouri Valley loop in these events.

His teammates. Captain Bert Evans. Schnebley. Trowbridge and Sleeker, are also strong in the middle distance and distance races. Ruark.

in the quarter-mile, and Waddell. in the hurdles and high jump, are dependables of the Missouri squad. ada was; signed meet Tommy Gibbons. St. Paul, May 3 or 11 in.

the Yankee stadium. The winner will meet Dempsey. .30 Elder and Surface have beenj 17 neavmg me impound snot well over 40 feet in Indoor meets, and should give all comers strong competition tnis event. Chauncey Simpson. Coach Bob's younger brother.

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