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Show 13 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1922. : HE VICTIM FOR z Chicago Lightweight Milled Helpless by Italian , in Madison Square Battle. HARRY NEWMAN. t Lek Tribune Leased Win. By MADISON ' Cklego Tribune-Bai- SQUARE GARDEN, March CharLy White, the lightweight o( Chicago, was made to took like a veritable ucker by Johnny Dundee, the bounding 17. d millWop, in fifteen rounds of ing In Madiaon Square harden tonight. The judges gave Dundee the decision. The westerner never appeared able to get started Unless one knew; the Chicago boy thoroughly, he would be inclined to believe that the latter waa only half - trying Except In one or two Instances during the entire bout White never had a look-iThe- Italian Just him (polish. Whites celebrated punch, which was usually conspicuous by Its absence, was sent through on several occasions. one-oide- - - n. - left-han- d Slow In Getting Started. When the boys started the proceedings, Dundee went to work right a wav, shooting his aouthslde paw into White s face repeatedly. White could not understand it tie tried to work Dundee with repeated d counternraaults, but right and the little Italian was too speed.' Torhirv and be pummelled Die Chicago boy to bii hearts content In the second round While managed to grab tbe kxwJ entry with a volley of left hooks to the stomach and a good right-han- d blow to the face, tut from that time until the beginning of the fouiteenth round Dundee was master of the situation He cuffed ChaiUy around every which way. With his bounding off the rope tactics he kept The crowd roaHngwith laughter. White was bewildered, and, for the most part, took nearly every punch which Dundee fired In bis direction. Charley did not wake up until the fourteenth. when he chased Dundee to the ropes and got home some sound whael.s to the Italians face and oody. As a matter of fact, if White had fought in the early rounds as he did in the last two frames, there might have been a different tale to unfold. However, he decided to make & showing when tt was about over and it was too late to even expect a draw. He was beaten fairly and had no excuso to offer. left-han- Rope Bounding Amuses. It la Just another of O! larky Whites bad fights Just at A time when he appeared to be nghj in line for a shot at Hennv T.enward for the lightweight championship, he blows It in a miserable performance with Dundee. The latter might not be able to hit very hard, but he surely bit White enoigh. One of the features of Dundee's attack which amused the crowd more than anything else, was his artful method of bounding off the ropes in his unique style. He' Invariably landed on the waiting wrest, ernor, who hoped to get In a sock on the ' speeding Italian. The Judges did not waste much ifclme in to decision Dundee. awarding the White weighed 134L pounds, while Dundee tipped the beam at 127 Vi. Progress of Bout. NEW YORK, March (By the sociated Dress ) White .staggered Dundee with a vicious left hook in the first round. --Thw eecond round was.-eveWhite landing several hard rights and lefts to face while Dundee centered his attack on the body. White seemed to be the fresher of the two when they went to their corners at the end of the third round. Dundee lauded several hard body blows In the fourth. White countering with left White stung Dundee With to the face some hard lefts in the fifth and received several hard rights to the body in return. The Chicago boy landed several hard lefts In the six tic Dundee was the aggressor thus far, but Wbvt was landing the cleaner blows, As- 17. -- Comes Back Strong. White had Dundee In a bad way for a roorpent In the seventh, but the Italian bov came back strong and was fighting hard at the bell. The Chicago lad had the better of a hard exchange in the missing several right eighth, Dundee swings. It was the best round so far. Dundee took several hard lefts to the face and body in the ninth and landed a few terriftc right swings in return. Dundee was doing most of the leading. v Whit began to step in in the tenth, and Dundee had difficulty keeping away from his left hooks and jabs Dundee van game, however, and frequently countered with terrific rights to the body. He tounced off the rope and sent several hard lefts to White's face and body In tiio eleventh, which was Dundees round. Dundee also wrs the aggressor in the twelfth, and the round was marked by frequent clinches They began to mix things In the thirteenth, White using his left to advantage While Dundee kept hammering with his right. Dundee kei after White in the fourteenth, sending several rights . and lofts to the Chicago boy's body They engaged in a vicious exchange Ih the final round with Dundee forcing the fighting at the bell. BASEBALL OFFICERS NAMED.' Special to Tbe Tribuns bYIRiACUSE, March 17. A meeting was held in they Syracuse amusement hall "the Syracuse teanrof the evening-bDavis County baseball league. Officers for the year 1922 were elected a follows: Wtlltam Varney, president amt team last A. K. G, Will la ms, manager; Anderson,-aifeetoTTHna- -Lon secretary, ' mors than a sob re of athlete-frocollege sports, sad report back to the directors' association at a late date -probably in April. The directors thVn will pass on to the faculty conference on hommltf ee deBnirS rdrommeftdattons the matter for action at the June meeting in Iowa City. 4- Of the dosena of suggestions discussed ONLY AMERICAN WINNER OF BRITISH LOUIE FALCK. at the meeting it waa understood that those dealing with the reported methods of attracting high school sars to some universities received the most attention. This waa declared by some to be the chief cause of violation of the rule on as a rule. They should putt quite For some time I have been intending wellwell amateurism, and it waa understood that as any man player and in as Mr Yosts committee would go Into this to wrtte an article about women's golf. should not be inferior, either can wa mention, at In subject Women go'fara who are beginners are length. nearly every sport are oftentimes folk women timid, hitting the ball up to except golf and tennis, hole When they learn th imporforced to take a back seat. Whoever tha of tance City the ap, roach, their game begins L heard of the fair sex being taken to Improve Directors or Most women have delicate forearms In baseball, rowing, football and hands. Strength can be developed in track athletics? Specie! to The Tribes. Golf and tennis are ideal for s woman, the hands and forearms by practice. beBecause women folk are lesa strong BRIGHAM CITY, March 17. The re- but of the two I would prefer golf, t , baseball commission cause it is less strenuous. Even deli- than the men. thev attempt to force the cently appointed which will direct the club In this city cate women are able to play golf and shots to make up for this deficiency. The the coming season held its first meeting are benefited by It, because it le a game, result is that they hit with the body belast evening and completed the organ Isa where one can exercise just as much fore the duhheed comes through. The i woman golfer should be careful In lion by naming Orlando Petersen secre- or just aa little as her strength wilt perselecting her ciuba. If one gets clubs that mit. tary, Tbs American woman has come for- are loo long or too heavy, there is no The commission had a long list of playward in the roval and ancient pastime i banco. of ever getting very far In the ers who were given some consideration Last fall what game An attempt was mads to classify the with a great bound Reports from the southland indicate men and to fix salaries. In view of the was our surprise to see Miss Leitch, the Edith Cumgoiter, beaten tw ice In that M.as CoHett and Miss fact, however, that a manager has not famous Englsh tournaments, mings are p.ay.ng better than any womyet beet, appointed and a conference is this country in important in the country. to be held with Tommy Fitspatrtck on one of them the women championship, en . Mis Cummings, Just the other day. she came here to win, Sunday looking to bis appointment to that whichwas a 77 on ths long course at Bellaire shot Leitch Miss before out It not pointed take any position, the commission did Just two golfdefinite action either with respect to arrived that there were would who sex here fair ers among the plavers or Salaries. a chance to win in a battle against Brigham City is going to present a have but the golfing public awoke one her. O. C. In candidate Manager City strong morning to find that th British star had Roskellev for the presidency of the North- met defeat In the championship at '.folly-- i ern Utah league at the meeting to be Mrs. F. C. Letts. at the handa-o- f held Sunday! The fai but of Chicago, a western champion, Jr, resigned. Is a Brigham man will be used player who had ever won' a naas an argument in favor of naming an- not a title. tional other cltisen from this city. Mr. Again, in the Philadelphia tournament directed athletics at the Boxelder which followed, she was defeated bv Miss of before becoming manager high school ProviGlenna Collett, the City. Brigham Mr Roskelley was born In Smlthfield, dence gtrL which Is expeeted to gain for him the New Stars on Coast. support of the Cache valley clubs U--ls understood That Ogdea is favorable -- to " Front- - aft parts7 of the Country report Mr Roskelley, so that there is a possi- have been coming In of new Htars in the bility of bis unanimous election on tbe womens ranks On my recent trip to the Pacific coast I heard of feminine first ballot. golf talent that had not yet been seen In the big tournaments, and from now Men New on we may find the winning of the wom' one and a a difficult an's championship in Bowling tournament full of surprises. Special to The Tribune. Is not far behind the Th woman golfer -- LOGAN,- March 16,- - Louie Falck, out- TOLEDO, Ohio, March 17. Big money man plaver when tt comes In the minor the natural advantages in strength that fielder of the Logan baaeball club for winners showed up today Bowling conn a man has over a woman make up for three years, was today appointed man- events of the American none of the com the difference in tjie storing. but tournament, gress ager of the Collegians for 1922. Falck was pat tors could add enough to his string It has been determined that a good selected from among a number of candi- to take first place in cither the doubles man golfer can concede a good woman f-- ' n half stroke n hole, or nine golfer dates, all of whom were good men for or singles events. n The best score of the day In the strokes, tbe same being equivalent to six V- the position. , CNT event was 1234, rolled by F. Smejkal bisques. Jim Barnes gate these odds to Falck Is well known to sport followers and F. McNair of Elizabeth, NS J. It Miss Cecil Leitch at Pekam and wa the of Utah and the Rocky Mountain region, gave the pair a tie for ninth place in the winner, although he had to go below par due to his great record as a football standings, the spot being held formerly to turn the trick. V. Russell and J. Wilson of New player. The height of his career came Long driving and long iron club flay last fait, when he piloted the Utah Aggies by are big factors in scoring in any golf York CTty. to the Rocky Mountain conference chamA number of mistakes in the second matth. Women players fat behind bethan pionship. It was due to his ability as a and third games kept the New Jersey cause they get shorter distance leader of athletes that he waa named to entrants down. the men with the wood ana the Irons, the post of manager of the baseball club. one change resulted today in the but, realising this, the woman golfer can Only For three years he has been the king of individual standings. C. Warczak of Chi- go about building up her game with this quarterbacks In the conference football cago bowled 71 for sixth place tor the in view. and has made records in other sports as best single score of the day. He also well. He will graduate from the Utah encountered bad breaks fp hie first and Folly to Press. Agricultural college this spring. second games. The two-ahhole for the professional Falck will start immediately to recruit The chief attraction on the first squad would be a for the woman an organization of pennant chasers for of five-mteams tonight was the persuccess The of the women stars is Logan. He will have the help of tho base- formance of the A. B. C. champions, the golfer. in that playing game they can play ball council of the chamber of commerce, 8aunders of Toronto, without any attempt to force. If one from which body he received his appointi Y 1 ' knows a that only certain distance le WxaixAl n veil ment. ia to It a for obtainable, press folly long e carry or to try to force an Iron to get Edith Cummings of Chicago, who shot a Gossip Games a certain distance that should be left to 77 on the championship course at Bebra sale or a spoon, llaire a 'remarkable feat for a woman. 17. March Pitcher This CINCINNATI, Ohio, Women golfers can negotiate even the John Scott aggln 4a under the doctors most difficult golf course by using good To realize what fine playing this was. rea victim of the flu," ac- judgment and playing Just as a man The favorable condition of the Heath care, thisto time that Tom Armour in the qualiword received here from the Would play that is, by playing well with- memberround field yesterday afternoon led Presnlent cording birthin the Washington' fying training camp of the Cincinnati Nation- in himself. led with a 73, only four John Chapman to call the exhibition soc- als tournament day Texas. Luque also My advice i to pick out the spot ahead strokes better, and that Anderson cer game between the Salt Lake and was at Mineral onWells, sick list with a pain to which it would be quite possible to in a card of 76, Just one under turned the Mies Ranger teams for 4 SO oclock today. Th in hisreported side, which kept him out of prac- play, and their take rare that the bail Cummings' elevens- wllLx lino- - up about, aa follows. score. . , near tice lands somewhere -it. yesterday. Balt Lake. Rangers. Mias Collett has had two rounds of 16 Most bad score are made by poorly Plana for a Vets-Coigame at the Moe Dixon .. g., short course at Bellalra and two played shots, and these bad shots are on the of . .. . , Andrew Rede' camp today were abandoned when Fhwell. .. . ...... . , .pb round Sltmthe tong or championship over the result, in nine cases out of ten, of Hall Manager Jake Ats invited the team Ih Dunn..., a performance that rivals sny course, too to a for a for Worth distance. Patrick's Fort St. day trying great Sadler rhbX, tv-Ridge ever played by a woman in this The safe and sure play ia always the golf Fort Worth McKn'ght contest withonthe Panthers. Dayer (capt )..... .ch... country Miss Cummings scored an averths wav to Dallas, where beet. , Tetley i being right H Chapham.....1hb..,.. I do not mean by thia that a woman age of 80 3 for four rounds on the Belv. . Waite) the team is to play Cleveland Saturday or..,. Perry , , should play everything safe at all laire short course, the land Moran golfer accepted Crowtoy.'.'."....,..-..lr- , Manager Sunday, .McQuillan Miss Leitch at Bellaire made a 76 and x prime invitation, welcoming the opportunity to times; but a nine or ten score on a hole Culverweil c i iCobh give hie men a good workout before is usually the result of several missed Mr. Gavin at Nassau scored a 78, Miss Bloomfield il.., have , both As shots and the folly that follows a missed Hollin and Miss Stirling leaguers. tackling the American Vic Service.; ol.... TUrvilie (Capt.) Scott will not be able to work in either shot that is, the attempt to make a re- scored in the seventies several times. Reserves. Salt Lake, Rogers and Howwhich furone wired covery Moran of the Cleveland nearly gets R. and games, always TurvlUe, halfback, ard; Ranger, . 1923. Pete Donahue to meet the team at Fort ther into trouble. ay tha Bell 6yndl Sedgley, forward. Women golfers play th short game (Copyright, cate, Inc.) It is expected that tha rival captains Worth and to be ready to pitch on Sunwill change their men somewhat during day. Rlxey will work in the Saturday the game, as certain positions are being conteat filled tentatively, and the reserve men Each team has CHICAGO, Mirch 17. Carter Ward Elmay show to advantage. new men whose names have not been liott, recruit Inflelder, left the Chicago disclosed. Salt Lake will be without Cuba training camp yesterday, declaring Poole and ympleby, both of whom are he waa through and would enter business in Los Angeles, according nursing injuries. settled ths to word received here today. When he If the weather remains newly formed Wasatch soccer squad from joined the club he said he wopld quit the Ogden will oppose the Sixteenth ward game voluntarily If he found he could at the fair grounds this afternoon. As not make the grade, rather thafNbe sent both teams are making their debut in to a minor league dub. He has-- , been the Smailey cup aeries, their contest la trying for a position at second base Vjlh All two other recruits, but his weakness At expected to attract a -- large crowd. other cup games have been put off un- the bat is said to have discouraged him. til next Saturday. The Cubs failed to get in their morning practice yesterday because of a wet dia- pice of the Kaysvilie Relief society. Din- Bromley performed exceptionally well for mond, and left for I,o Angeles, where ner was served from noon until 2 o'clock, the Blacks BLACKS they are scheduled to play today. and covers were laid for more than 704, 6HKENS. T. FP. after which an social and proUse 1 . . JO 21 Lewi If. 8 7. 2 I IT LOS ANGELES, March Exhibition gram were given, followed by a dance. 8 8 17 Brastlns.rf 0 0 12 score. The R.H.E. game. 0 re. NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 17. Ed Chicago (National league!) 0 0 0, Bromley, 0 0 0 Price, fe.. . 0 0 0 Lcjihou, Je. 0 0 0 'O'Swsner J .. (Strangler! Lewis demonstrated that he Los Angeles (P. C.) t 9 2 West defend his title as heavyweight could 0 0 0 Headley ig. 0 0 0 OiKoblnsos.lf. Batteries Osborne, Freeman Stueland, Blacks 0 0 0 the and O'Farrell; Dumovtah, Score Petenon.rg 0 0 0 OJBringbnt.rg champion wrestler without using Lyons, Thomas, dreaded headlock In his victory here last Robertson and Wheat. It 2 28! Tote .. Totals.. 2 "I it 188 over Joe Petroff, Bulgarian heavynight STANDING OF THE TEAMS, lit ('re. Mice B. 0, Eraoe: empire, Miee F. weight, whom he agreed to grapple with C. Duvall, Won. P Lost., this hold barred. Reds g Nj.ooo By using the double proMbar, the chamBlues". pion pinned hie opponent for the first -.-- Association Greens ,, nnrYX'Vr 83 --tonem tnutr. fall in hour, hirty-three In a llxtlfM fame at tbe East hl(h Blacks , .800 The second fall waa secured with the Polo tba Waaatch ward Waap defeat'd tbe hammerlock in thirteen minutes. Wandamere arfatlon by a wore of 29 to The Greene yesterday- - defeated the 13. Tbe same waa marked by Indifferent ehoot-!NElY xYORK, March 17. Ratings of Blacks in one ol the closest game played thirtv-elgon both tea mi. There were no particular polo players have been raised on College alarm, a no maa played coaaletently. in the girls' basketball tourney at the for tho coming season, It wa announced Tbe acore: ' - Ends-Sessio- ns WA8ATCB WARD I WANDAMERE WARP, West high. The score waa 29 to 28. This today by the National Polo association. The majority oftqhe I860 were rated at o. o r p. r p. Is the first win the Greens have regis- zero or one goal, 4 0 0 8 Nnnebwdr.lf 2 4 2 0 tered in the tourney. CHICAGO, March, 17. Western confer 4 8 8 lSlRntter.rf,., 8 2 1 T The official rating contains the names The contest between these two team ence athletic director lonlglit- - coropietedfcar(f.e . who-ars al 8 O 2! tlaaon.c. . .. 0 0 0 0 wa probably (be best of (he entire tour- of live player men. a two-da- y discussion of ways and means 1 0 0 2) Beunett.lc.. 0 0 0 0 and wa the only girls game ever Four of these are the members of the of eliminating professionalism from col0 TUutchlnfa.rg 0 0 0 0 ney played In th West high gymnasium that American team that successfully lifted 0 0 0 0) lege athletics, but refused to make public the International cup from England ha been decided by one point. 1 0 0 2 any of their proceedings other thsn those In the last half the Greens staged a Devereux Milburn, Thotnaa Hitchcock, L to minor affairs . pertaining H. Jr., Louis E. Stoddard and J. Watson 8 18 sen Rational rally, coming from behind Webb. Total.. 12 8 8 201 Total.... 8 Yost x of Michigan was Fielding The fifth lp Harry Payne Whitand winning the game. The Score at named chairman of a committee to conof 20 end half the stood 8 the first ney. to for SOCIAL IS GIVEN. sider numerous plana suggested during Earl W. Hopping, who was a substithe Blacks. In the final period of play the tsn hours of talk. Special to Tbe Tribune. the winners cut down the big lead and tute on the American team, was Thia committee will draw up definite KAYSVILLE, March 17. Th annual won by one point from eight goals to nine. He recommendations for preventing a Recur- dinner and social was given in the Kays-vili- e House, Ridd and Bvraner for the win- and Malqplm Stevenaon, who has been rence of the scandals which recently opera-hous- e today, under the aus- - ners plaved good ball, while Lewis and rated at nine, are the only players in tarred Star Logan Athlete Appointed Pilot of Collegians - m -- mrjocjfc TO WOMEN GOLFERS: 4 Baseball Hold Meeting Brigham N'v opts PLAY SAFE! eeri-oua- ly t Ros-kell- Are Tied Tournament Jersey -- I VA two-ma- v ft ot three-ahott- er an Soccir for Called Afternoon v Major League Bpeei! to Tbe Tribune. 1 7. President March KAYSVItiLiE, (Flank B. Muir has called a meeting of Hie Davis County baseball association to be held at the public school building Saturday evening, March of18, at 8 o'clock. officers of the The annual election association will take place t ...... 782 BASKETBALL jt Cpnference Sports ' National v Rerates Players ht t. v -- TBrT-go- -- i d - ' v a v J 0 Sa.V-NOUft- A 'T Tweeds and homespuns; sturdy fabrics, tailored in ultra-sma- rt ufacturer. 6? styles by a leading English man- -' r m if A . Priced K ri 't Come in today while the selection is most complete. Captain C. C. Rumeey. who found girls almost as numerous as boy In th games. The sister play for keepe. also acted as a substitute on the Amertoo, and often with a skill that has seu( ican team, remains os an elght-jo- al and other brothers home marblele player, but J. C. Cowlln of the Rockaway their As a result, the girls also, nowadays, go from increased been club has Hunting seven to eight," msktng three men rated homs wlth hands soiled and knee mud- died, and mothers find cause to lament at eight. The third is J. E. Cowlln. the trend of th times. Another change Boston Boys Resent Girls as played by the new generation to the substitution of pennies for the agate Assault on Marble Games and glassies tfut were the objects of shot that rank BOSTON, March 17. Th boys of Greater Boston are making a stand feminine a aeaaulLAn sport hithagainst erto almost exclusively their own, tbe game of marbles. OnHhe sidewalks of ths suburbs since spring appeared, passers-by- , signs ofi forced to detour to the curbing, have ' and roll in tbe old days. TO ROW FOR TITLE. LONDON, March IT. Robert Hadflrid., who won the worlds professional sculling championship on January 8 by defeating Richard Arnst on the Wanganui, N. 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