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By RALPH WAGNER.
mflREE bt.ft ball gatiifi. two
I anions' university quintfti and
one among high chnols, are
chrduld for Crnalu court tonight.
Oi the three rontf tt on the board
the Ofighion Uf Moines university
clli i. by (ar the niot important,
although the Omaha university, frm
ity college contest at theX Maroon'
gym" li'l lair to he it real tussle
(mm start to fmMi. The South
High and Council HltifT g.tme at the
J'aikcr gymnanum shonlil be an
other interesting arT.iir a both teams
a-e composed of several promising
ba-keteer..
Iowana Are Husky,
loath II.irry r.cll of the De.
S Moine Tiger and hi outfit of
hoop.tters arrived in town thi morn,
ing. The Iowana are all well-built,
and what they lack in basket ball
knowledge they mote than make up
in sire and reach.
Court fans' will remember that it
wa Coach Bell's Tiger clan that
made the Creighton flippers taste de
feat in one of thric games here lat
seaon.
Coach Pell has practically the game
team that represented Des Moines
university lat season in the A. A. U.
tourney at Kansas City, and the
ouintet that battled its way into the
semi-finals of the tournament, which
was staged to determine the colic-
giate champions of this country.
Dcs Moines ha been playing good
basket ball thus far this season, and
u one of the strongest quintets in
the llawkevc state. The Tigers also
gave the Colgate university players
a hard tusle before the latter were
returned victors in an extra period
affair.
Last Home Game Saturday. .
The game tonight at the Creighton
gymnasium will he the first of a two
R.imc '.series. Saturday night the
Blue and White will lower the cur
tain on Creighton's home schedule.
Out at the Omaha university
"gyni." Coach Ernie Adams' Ma
roons will battle their old rival, Trin
ity college of Sioux City. .This game,
without a doubt, should be a contest
worth seeing. The Iowans are re
turning to Omaha to try and even
matters up with the Omaha crew.
Commerce tackles Crete, at Crete,
tonight, in a game which the Book
keeoers should chalk tin a victory.
Coach Ewing's Benson athletes and
Plattsmouth play at Plattsmouth, i
and, judging from the latter's recent
games, the Omaha team will be in
lor a hard contest.
Important games are on tap tonight
in the Missouri Valley conference
race. The University of Nebraska
team is idle.
MGH$CHL
T Hold Cos' Tourney.
Mount Vernon. Feb. 9. (Special.)
Every hluh school Playing under the
rules of the etato athletic associations Is
elidble to compete in the annual Cornell
coIIcko basket ball tourney e.t Alumni
Rymnaslum Atareh 5. 10, 11. Cups will
bo awarded and all eNpensen, including
1 rtrefare. and bn-nl and room while in
Mount Vernon, will bo paid the winners
of tho A and B divisions of the tourna,
inent teams. ' Ths U club In charge of
the meet Is limiting the number of en
tries to 24. but Secretary Cola states that
ntrles are already being received and
in cas a numter of fa-t flvea do not get
their applications In until r.fter thit max
imum Ms been secured, the limitation
will probably bs raised.
Ssaly to Captain Team.
Broken Bow, Neb., Feb. 9. -(Special.)
Altrt Reeley, senior, has been elected
captain of the local high school basket
ball team. Only two letter men were
in school at the start of the season. Mirk
Young, one of the regulars on the team,
broko his arm in a practice game early
this week.
Zbyszko Retains Mat Title
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Fern Normals
Still Leading
Conference Kac
Omaha Pilot Expects
o Have Best Curving
Corps in Western Loop
I Cobb Fails to
Put Over Deal
C ' DI.ii.u.' ciihler4iiou,
tor rlayersi a u
fjiicsti.ni by the m.t
Jier then wj r4it to luvr fuilci! in
i attempt ) iutnrt l'iesi,rnt
I Mre tl the iltoil rluli in a dt'!
(or Inin .!er Uiik'jn. I uee, it 4
rr.itcd, iiiliiriiitit I ulih tlut l
Mould not release Lugau fur iy
Dojie Yiel in IMamling Lat
Vnk When Wavnc Nor
mal Witlulrawi From
(-age tyorlr.
The world's champion wrestler defeated Earl Caddock at Madison
Square Garden, New York. Zbystko U shown on top. lie won two fills
out of three.
Appointment of Sport
Head to Be Announced
Soon at Creighton
AN athletic director for Creighton university will be se
lected this week, it became known this morning.
Although the athletic board was endeavoring to
keep itst negotiations for a director secret until the appoint
ment of one could be announced definitely, members of the
joard admitted this morning that an athletic head would bo
mploycd soon from several out-of-town men now under consideration.
I he new (Incctor will be a man
who ranks high in athletics and one
who U by tio means unknown in in
tcrcoilcgiatc circles." a board mem
ber declared.
Crcightou's big sliide in an ath
letic way during the last j car
prompted the athletic board to de
cide to employ a director.'
J'rank Jlirch, Karlham university,
a prominent "llig Ten" football and
basket ball official, was olTcrcd the
directorship, but declined to consider
it because of his extensive business
interests in Iowa.
l'.ircli is manager ami part owner
of a large wire manufacturing com
pany in the Hawkrye state and also
is overseer of a chain of Iowa farms.
Benny and Kansas
Finish Training
New York. Feb. 9. Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, and
Rocky Kansas, challenger, today
finished training for their 15-round
titular bout in Madison Square Gar
den tomorrow night.
The champion weighed in at a
fraction over 1.36 pounds when he
started bis final day's work, and it
was announced at his training quar
ters that he would be at the 135
pound lightweight limit at 2 tomor
row afternoon. Under the rules flic
title will be at stake as long as the
challenger makes the weight.
Homsby in Salary
ute With Girds
Dispi
St. Louis. Mo., Feb. 9. A dis
agreement has arisen between Rog
ers Hornsby, leading batsman of the
isaticnal league, and otlicials of the
local Nationals over signing of a
1922 contract, it was learned today.
Hornsbv, who last rear received
$11,000, is asking ?25.000. a year for
three years, while club onicials so
far have screed to pay him only
$15,000 a year for three years, it was
said.
Hershey High "Wins. -
Hershey. Neb., Feb. 9. (Special.) The
Hershny High school quintet defeated
the St. Patricks High school at North
Platte, Neb., by tile score of Zl to 29.
The game was fast e.nd interesting at
all times. The losers 'made 15 points
on free throws.
Clark Wins Another Came.
Clarks. Neb.. Feb. . (Special.) In a
basket ball game played here between the
Clarks and Btromsturjt quintets, the for
mer won Its llth consecutive victory by
the score of 17 to 15. The game was
hard-foueht and close throughout.
Clay Center Ixc.
Harvard, Neb., Feb. . (Special.) The
Clay Center High team't chances of cap
turing the championship , of this section
of the state were shattered here when
the Harvard teasers defeated the visitors
In an interesting game by the score of
24 lo :i,
Srottablnff Beats Oshkosh.
Scottsbluff, Neb., Feb. 9. (Special.)
Tbe Scottsbluff High quintet defeated
Oshkosh, 37 to 9. In a basket ball game
- played here. The Sugar factory five de
feated the " Mitchell Legion team, S3
to JO.
PlaHsmoath. Easily Wins.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Feb. 9. (Special.)
The PlatrBmouth High school basket ball
team easily defeated the Havelock quin
tet la a fast game played here by the
score of 40 to 13. Plattsmouth used
its reserve team for nearly halt the con
test. .
Broken Bow. Mj Litchfield, 21.
Broken Bovr, Neb., Feb. 9. (Special.)
Broken Bow High school's basket ball
team defeated the Litchfield quintet In
a fast game played here by the score of
:i to :i;
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Ponra Defeats Hartlngton.
Ponca, Neb., Feb. 9. (Special.) The
local high school basket tall team de
feated the Hartincton quintet In a fast
and interesting game here by the score
of r to 19.
Eldorado. Ark., Feb. 9. Toung Frank
lin of Bhreveport lost to Walter Johnson
of Pavennort, la., In the fifth round of
their scheduled eight-round bout here last
night, lo men are featherweights.
Joplin May Join
Western Association
Joplin,, Mo., Feb. 9. If the West
ern league franchise goes to Denver,
which will be decided at the next
league meeting to be held at St. Jo
seph February 20, the Western as
sociation will place a team in Joplin.
A syndicate of Joplin men already
have an option on a Western asso
ciation chili, it is reported, and will
place a club here this spring.
Wisconsin Officials .
Clear Badger Athletes
Madison, Wis., Feb. 9. Members
of the athletic council of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin which yesterday
investigated charges of professional
ism against certain athletes at the
school, today declared no evidence to
support the charges had been found
against any of the men.
Rollie Williams, captain-elect of
the 1922 football team and basket ball
and baseball star; "Rowdie" Elloitt,
halfback and outfielder on the foot
ball and baseball teams; "Kibroe"
Brum, football tackle, and Ralph Gill,
substitute quarterback, were the men
whose records were taken up yester
day. " i
Bait and Flycasting
Contests Scheduled Soon
Chicago, Feb. 9. Bait and fly
casting contests will be held under
the official sanction of the National
Association of Scientific Angling
clubs during the national outdoor
show here February 25 to March 4,
it was announced today.
Central Meets
Strongest Foe
in Lincoln Hi
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Coach Fred Hilt is pointing the
Central cagers for their hardest tilt
of the season Saturday, when they
do battle with the Red and Black
performers of Lincoln High school.
The Lincoln team is the leading
contender for the state interschol-
astic title and by defeating them
Central could annex much prestige
in fnterscholastic circles.
The feat is not impossible, for
South High accomplished it by a 34
to 31 count here a few weeks ago.
'hc defeat is the only one chalked
up apainst Lincoln this season, the
team having been victorious in 11 of
its 12 games.
Scores of Lincoln's games follow:
Lincoln, M: Friend. SI.
Lincoln. "4: York, 5,
Lincoln, V3; Alliance, II.
Lincoln, id; University Place, II.
Lincoln, ;;9: Reward. "2.
Lincoln. Crand Island, 21.
Lincoln. York. 17.
Lincoln, l!l; Fremont. 17.
Lincoln, ::i; South Omaha.
Lincoln, sr.; State Agglea liigh, J.
Lincoln. 19; tlcncva. K
Lincoln, 25: .Sutton, in.
Resta to Be Urged to
'Race in California
San Francisco, Feb. 9 An attempt
to induce Dario Nesta, noted auto
mobile race driver to come out of
his semi-rctircmcnt and race here
April 16, is to be made by C. C.
Loser, secretary of the Greater San
Francisco Speedway association.
Loser went cast several days ago
and will call on Resta at his West
chester, N. Y., home. The race.
April 16, will be for 250 miles on the
association's speedway at San Carlos,
near here. Resta won the grand
prix and the Vanrierbilt cup races at
the Panama Pacific exposition here
in 1915.
Jayhawkers Trim
Kansas Aggies, 32-23
Manhattan, Kan., Feb. 9. Kan
sas university defeated the Kansas
Aggies in a Missouri Valley confer
ence basket bali game last night,
32 to 23.
Kentucky Senate Defeats
Bill to Prohibit Gambling
Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 9. A bill to
prohibit race track gambling was
killed in the Kentucky senate yester
day when it voted, 26 to 10, to sus
tain the unfavorable report submit
ted by the judiciary committee.
Select Owens to Umpire
Chicago, Feb. 9. Clarence (Brick)
Owens,' American " league umpire,
was selected today to officiate in the
spring training games in Texas be
tween the White Sox and the Giants.
Iowa State Girls'
Basket Ball Meet
to Be Held in March
Des Moines, la., Feb. 9. A
state high school basket ball
tournament for girls will be held
March 3 and 4 at Iowa Falls, it
was announced here today by
Professor W. A. Phalman, prin
cipal of Iowa Falls school. It is
planned that this meet wdl take
the place of the annual Drake
tournamnt for girls, which will
not be held this year.
Church League Leaders Receive
First Defeats ot Cage Season
.raaa l.land t ellese
lark (allrea
rii.t or i t nr.i.K'4 oamim.
Waaaewler. 1-
At Meellars, Tatnee, "i Mastlafs. IS,
Al Fremont, rvrtl, li Mltflaaa, II,
Tiirwlii, I rh. 1.
At .rnl Ilaa4. tolaer, til .ray
l.l.in.l, it.
Al tW. Ian, 4 lere, I.
rndy. ,. a.
Al K earner, Krarnet, !9i lamer, tl.
At I rale. 1'oane, A3 Uaellesa, IS,
mI!E done was unset in the Xc
I bra-.ka College conference !at
week by the second Coiner de
rat and Wayne Normal' withdraw
al from the cage port for the re
mainder of Ihc season. The with
drawal of Wayne cot the Normal'
ite a game, miicc they were forced
to cancel their clash with the I c
ru team. The Peruvians have a fair
grip on the top berth, with five
victories to their credit, while Cot
tier, whose prospects for the top
of the conference were excellent un
til Friday night, has slipped to fourth
plate in the conlcrence.
Nebraska Wcsleyan refrained from
mixing in the conference and went
oft on an out-state trip with a four-
game schedule. The Doane Tigers
chiselling with two teams in the con
ference, took another hop toward
the roof of the conference ladder by
winning both games. York went
down to defeat Thursday night on
the Tiger court by the score of 49
to 8, while the Hastings Bronchos
were unable to cope with Coach
Johnson's lightning-like quintet and
fell by a 52 to 15 score Friday night.
Strong Team.
Doane's rapid climb from fourth
place by such tremendous scores
points the Tiger team out as a pos
sible leader in the conference this
season. The Doane team defeated
Cotner two weeks ago and started
the Bulldogs sliding toward the pit
that may have ended the hope of
the Christian team for title hon
ors.. The tremendous scoring of the
Doane team shows the ability of the
Titters to locate baskets.
Midland , remained on the down
ward path with but one game and
that another loss. The Peruvians
trampled the Lutherans under foot
when they won from the Midland
team Wednesday by an 18-to-l 7
srore. This makes Midland's second
defeat by a single tally. Cotner ad
ministering the first defeat by such
a small margin three weeks ago.
Cotner's jaunt out into the state
started well, but ended fatally. Wed
nesday eecning the Bulldogs defeat
ed the Hastings team, 35 to 28.
Thursday night the Cotnrr team took
Grand Island o a 29-tol2 finish, but
Friday night the Kearney Antelopes
were "able to defeat them. 29 to .21,
thus causing their second drop in the
conference in the last two weeks.
Kearney's Victory Surprise.
Kearney's victory over Cotner not
only pulled the Bulldogs down a
rtcp, but. lifted the Kearney team
to a par with Midland, the Antelopes
going up and the Midland team com
ing down the ladder. Wayne, after
losing every game thus far this sea
son, found it necessary to drop on(
of the conference for several reasons
and thus cut the list down to 10
teams.
Chadron, after the fatal break- tTiat
started the season by a iive-game
trip, settled down last week and
took a good rest before considering
risking the good name of the Ka
gles in another conference fray. The
Chadron team rates three loops up
from 'the bottom by dint of its vic
tory over Wayne, but the sudden
eclipse of the Normalites takes the
Eagles chances down another hole.
TEAM STAXWXG.
Won. Imt. Pet.
Conncil Bluffs 10 1 .909
V, M. H. A 9 S .819
World Heralds R S ,2g
Tborpeian 8 3 ,2S
Western Electrics S 8 " .273
De Molays ! 9 .182
MrKenny 1 M .091
Basket ball "dope" went "bluey"
and followers of the church league
games received a big surprise when
the Y. M. H. A. team, runner-up in
the cage tilt, splattered Council
Bluffs, the haughtv league leaders,
all over the "Y" "floor Wednesday
night and cepped the long end of an
18 to 8 verdict.
The defeat broke the Bluffsmen's
string of 10 consecutive victories.
The Western Electrics, a second
division outfit, handed the McKenny
Dentists, taflenders, a 16 to 11 drub
bing. The other tilts ended in runaways,
the Thorpeans snowing the De
Molays under a 30 to 1 count and
the World-Heralds trouncing the B.
A. I. quintet to the weird tune of
24 to 5.
Ravitz and Brown were the heavy
point recorders for the Hebrews, the
lanky forward getting three ringers
and Brqwn four.
The first half of the Hebrew-Bluffs
game was a listless affair, ending 5
to 4, but in the second both quintets
opened up their heavy artillery and
the battle was won.
Stagg Investigates
Record of Cletus Dixon
Chicago, Feb. 9. A. A. Stagg, di
rector of athletics at the University
of Chicago, announced today that he
had virtually completed his investi
gation into reports that Cletus Dixon,
hrst baseman. Had been paid to piay
baseball at Carroll, la., last sum
mer and that the charges apparent
ly were without any foundation. Mr.
Staee today received a telegram from
the manager of the Carroll team, de
claring that Dixon had received x no
money for playing.
YouShoiMKnoii)
Dutdhorp.
O. Flavors in uniform but not In same
talk to and coach players in the game.
Can a foul be called on their team?
L. B. Wr.
A. Yes, a foul should be called.
Q. In case of a held ball under the
basket, Is it neccsssry for the referee
to take the ball a certain number of
feet away from the basket before tbe
Jump? H III
A. In nmateur mice when held ball le
railed behind the backboard or under the
basket, (he ball shall be pnt In ploy at
the free throw line. Tn professional rules
the hall must be toesed 13 feet by the
referee so it Is necessary to move to eith
er side of the basket.
Q. Would It be leal to have a ground
rule not to count a basket If the ball at
first hit the supports before going into
tbe basket? L. E. VV.
A. If both captains agree, a ground
rule of this kind is legal.
Q. In professional rules is a player drib
bling if he holds the ball in both bands
and touches it to the floor, but does
lnot bounce it? F. H.
A. "o, this la not dribbling. It la foul
for running with the ball.
Q. Does the ball have to be kept In mo
tion? How long may a player hold It?
U A. H.
A. 'o, the ball does not hare to be
kept In motion. A player' may bold It in
definitely. If in doubt about any basket ball rale,
write Ed Thorp, rare of our Sporting De
partment, enclosing return stamped envelope.
Football Star
Dons Overalls
in Carpet Plant-
r
( hailrk llllrktrj.
BAR.VKV UURCll. Uuffttlo itittiiak-tr mnl Mrati'jfU. hs
it all doped out that curving U going tu Uy tlu
ing role in "IV 'IVarm'yV rhow thi Hummer. So the
Omaha owner-manafpr-playtr is making plan ttrronlingly.
When the WchttTii li'sgue siamm opi'n Harney iwpect
to have the btrongest bunch of pellet (lingers assembled on a
Western league club in many moonx.
Seeti veteran (linger ami fiitlu'r
recruit are now mi ilie club' ras
ter. Four were member of ibe
flinging (!riai tmrnt part of !.l sea
ton. Ihty are Clurlrt Konrt.
I rank Gkr.f, I red tow man mj
Kamiigartncr. !
The other experienced hurlri. iei
andy liiirke, . C. (Mutt) Viloii
tna ijeoige lollind.rtrr.
Burke to Return.
Coflindatif r wa mirilu rd tv
Mike I inn, ?ereiary of " ilu-
UufUlocs trout the niriniugsaiii
club of the Smtheru ao-
ituian. LcliindalTcr' but year in
organised baseball was in I'J.'U with
the Uirmitighaiit club. '1 lut year be
worked in 17 game, winning six
and losing five, lie bad trouble with
the olliciali of that club in and
refined lu report.
Mike writes llarury that he will
be a great winner in ihi circuit.
Sandy Hurke w n wiili Omaha in
1.U but found biisiiu-!. so profit
able in P'-M that lie rcfurd to pl.iy
ball, lie has r.Nprcscd his willing
ncs to plav ihi caiii.
Wilson Promising.
Hurke U a veteran major leaguer,
having played four ycar with the
Brooklyn Nationals and several
more seasons in the American asso
ciation with Minneapolis.
Hurke showed plenty of cla-s here
in I '-'.) and his return to the club
will be the cause of much rejoicing
among local fans.
".Mutt' Wilson i among the most
promising of the newcomers. Wil
bou'a experience in O. 1!. entitle
him to the classification of a veteran,
although he is a young man.
Wilson, performing with the tail
end Columbus club last season, won
II games and lost 1U. Considering
the brand of ball bis mates were
playing this is an exceptionally good
record.
Okrie Only Southpaw.
Okric was Harney's only starboard
side pitcher last season. He no
doubt will quality again this year.
lie probably will have a stable
mate or two this season, as four of
the youngsters who will try out this
spring timg from the awkward side.
Fred - Howman, who joined Oma
ha from the Toledo club last sea
son, hurled two games for the lluf
faloes and because of a bad arm
asked to be released, lie writes
the old bread winner is now in good
shape.
liunigartncr is another llingcr who
developed a kink in his arm last sea
son and had to be given a leave o.
absence. . Liumgartncr thinks his
wing will come around alright this
year.
Jclsmn Now Sigcd Up.
Carney Burch has all his young
sters' under contract and will send
out the enrollment blanks to the
veterans in the near future. Pitcher
Jclsma of Guthrie, Okla., who
pitched two games for Omaha in the
home itretch last fall, is under con
tract and will- be given a more
thorough "once over."
The places where the hurlors will
train has not been fully decided.
Wash ins ton. I. C. Ob. 9,-The
outotamlmif result tudy ff the '
i.iijl . he. I lib I Hireling ff the Aim r
iU Iraguc club (miifi imj oiiuul.
lure j the d tunie oluiijimiiiriii ol
the iitfjitiutii'ii l.ttttrcu the Ntw
Vork u Detroit tlubi whereby the
former nght to ecuie the itrvice
ot Uutfuldrr 'caih in exchange lr
some inticld material desired by the
tiger,
Manager Cobb oi the Detroit flub
' auiioiiiued the deal bad fallen
'through because New York declined
1 1. cmi'idcr any exchange involvii'g
Shortstop Scott and Urtroit would
."ot gic ui eali W any other
ankce pi-tr. lie Detroit nun.
nut ol tne dratt
y I lie iu.igiiaici yesterday
resulted m a dronon to posipone
any dnisinii until it was deterniinr4
whether the advisory council could)
not amitibly adjust tbllereucet wit!,
the live d"viMiug minor leagues.
eU l f( iii, - KrsnUe Karren,
t .'.. i.. , , f 1 1, a liglilKsisht
i'n f n. I ., in,, ,..!, h
tf. i. n, i,.,. lM ,m oll-f fmm
Al 1'IIIHUIV, ,S, llirll. for a tttslrll
ih J-.i l".,.f, jut.ixr ilileihl
.ti h..l.l..r iMi.l.ur. ,.. - .....
! "-t Ii tm h-ia HI Ihe
! uiii. r hi) iiiu' ;.
lluilf I', liiitkley, fanner liar
ird football laptam, will d"ii over
alls when he begins hi, dutir as a
common laborer
with ,l!ie Hige
lo w Hartford
Carpet com
pany at Tbomp
oiiille, Conn,
lie it lo learn
the carpet in
dutry from the
ground up and
will start in the
wool depart
ment under
Overseer -William
J. 11 inc. i
Archie and The
odore lv o o s c
vclt. jr.. sons of
the late president, went thrcngh thc
same mill, and 1 line was their hrst !
hos. I'.rickley. with bis wife and
two children, is getting ready to!
move into a cottage tlosc by the
plant.
Read The l!cc Want Ads.
Today
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At I. 3, T end t P. M.
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Gotham Cop Wins
Yard Event
New York. Feb. 4. Bob McAles-
ter, New York policeman, last mglit
won the Metropolian Amateur Ath-
etic Union 100-yard championship
at the Samaclar Athletic association
games, covering the distance in 10
seconds, one-fifth of a second slower
than the world's indoor record.
Lorcn Murchizon, Illinois Athletic
club, won the 300-yard event in 33 3-5
seconds. This was his third victory
in this event and he was awarded
the McAlphin cup.
Joie Ray, Illinois star, failed to
equal his two-mile, record time,
9:11 3-5, made two weeks ago, doing
the distance in 9:20 4-5. Kay cap
tured the 3,000-metcr event and kept
on running, having announced he
would attempt to break his two
weeks' old record. He won the
3,000-mcter event in 8:43 4-5.
Hal Lutbill, Boston s Flying Par
son, easily captured tne l.UUU-yard
invitation event in 2:17.
Taylor to Fight
. Perry for
Chicago, Feb. 9. Bud Taylor,
Terre Haute, will replace Tal Moore,
the Memphis bantamweight, in a
match" with Jimmy Kelly here Fri
day night, it was announced yester
day following Moore's cancellation
of two bouts because of a .threatened
attack of pneumonia.
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