a CRAPS T0 CRICKET SPORTIN MANY FAST BOUTS STAGED IN QUEEN'S SEMLFINAL ASSAULT : Fighting as Well as Boxing Featured in the Scraps--Wrest- : lers Are Good. Wow, but they sure did nix it at Queen's semi-final elimination - @ault-atarms last night! J tee agalr and the boys went ito the fighting game just as much ' 88 nto the boxing game in the ring- and-glove part of it. The atiend- Bhce was very good, vounter-attractions but not so good 88 that expected on February 6th, When the final eliminations will be Staged in Grant Hall ~ Last night's fracas was in the gym- Saslum. There were eight boxing tlits and five "wrasties" The eard, and, of course, (he big attrac- as tlon with most of the spectators, was | the boxiig end it turned out to be y the expectation of even the most enthusiastic of the officials in . The boys just seemed to ant scrap. * boximz, but there was nothing of the $ap-and-run method in their tactics. Hach pair of contestants seemed to mutually agree to have a good old- fashioned scrap, to go in and win or Bose fighting hard, and Was not once visible, _ "Billie" Hughes has heen getting | them down to brass tacks end hem. | mering into their heads the fact that Meat boxing alone will get them no- Where, unless they also use the "scrap" dngvedient and put some @inger into their work. The obpect 8 to hit hard and often, firstly, and #econdly to keep your opponent from Biting you. The hardest hitter in he ring is usually one of the best of friends outside it, and the best part Of the game is the giving and tak- fig of hard knocks. Evidently the boys took all this 5] for they "mixed" #t in the vor ther way. Eight Bouts were staged in all, one an ex- ] and the rest decision trials the semi-final eliminations, In the 110 1b, class Prittie won from Drew. It was a close contest but consisted rather in pretty box- tox ana an exchange of light blows decision. " Balley won from Ingram in the 31s 1b. class, A little fun was mixed A with the hard pokes handed out during this round. McCartney and Holmes put on a io "stalling" It was no | considering | ~ They showed some pretty I beautiful exhibition | avoid being put to sléep. pause ecveral times first of the 135 1b. bouts, of the evening. three or four different styles and went right after each other with a kick in each mitt, both men taking some hard cracks during the three rounds. main ! applause after each round. | Then another 135 1b. bout came pon between Holt and Wilson and ionce again the fun started. Holt took the decision, which was rem- | dered only after careful thought. He | had only a shade over his opponent's {greater height and long reach. but {kept that jaw of his out of the way | land was the befter boxer. Wilson tried hard to land on Holt's chin, which usually tilts up in tantalizing | manmer, but failed to commect wii: 'sufficient force, The thizd bout in the 135 1b. class was between Tkachyk end Grant, the decision going to the former after he had bowled his opponent two or three times and had him in good shape to register a complete knock- out. Grant's boxing, was somewhat the better, but Tkachyk"s wicked right allowed neither delay or argu- ment, and after he had used it two or three times it was evident that he was the winner. Had Grant got over a few stiff ones in the first minute the result might have been diffe Yet another 135 1b. bout wa jon, Lyons and Kennedy being | contestants. Both started out with Snappy-.. ..i- | ing styles end Lyons started right in to mix it up, laspping his man to lhe floor twice in quick succession |and making it appear that a knock- in a fight. Prittie secured the [out was merely a matter of amother | | Wallop, He was given the decision. | - In the 145 Ib, class two old con- {This was a gruelling bout. Roberts | was evidently the tougher man and | the better fighter but Brown was no-decision bout. Holmes had tem pounds odd on his opponent but had to keep moving to | Both are | | pretty workers amd drew forth ap- Devinney lost to Melntosh in the which j might be classed as about the best They mixed it up in The audience liked it very much indeed and so signified by loud This was a short (>. | i THE THEY HAD GRIT, nesday, Alter hearing some of the facts about the Cornwall-Fronitena in- termediate game on Wednesday {night we have to hand it to the Cornwall for havinz | playing the game players, to begin with, had to gO the three twenty-minute players without rebel of any kind as the Factory Town team had no substi- | tutes, |subs. were not able to catch the {same train. Dennenay was not their regular goal-keeper, and, though he | put up a good game, they might have felt more "at home" with their re- gular man behind them. | Then when they arrived here to accept a Kingston man or hold up the game. Of course, they could not have secured better than George Vanhorne, but at the same time it was an ewkward position in which |to place a visiting team. | Despite all these handicaps, and | probably others, the Cornwall boys | went into the game for all they were | | worth, played it cleanly, and almos | deserve credit, | | | | | | | { Don't skate with him girls, He lo like one of those . yugh boxers. ICE-TICKLES. : juniors, is but it will | Boucher, of Queen's |around the college again | with safety. | Even with their heavier and more G grit end | The whole six | Through some accident the | there was mo referee and they had | camo out on top and they certainly | testants met, Roberts and Brown. | yet be some time before he can Play DAILY BRITISH refer to "mixing" in a social ind It Almost Won For Them Wed- Yea, Foxy has made rature, and this majority of the fan Uon't you yourself ? esteemed anyway agree with hir "Benmy" Morris has proved tenacs intermediate team, He is no wonder, as yet, but ho is far betier 'than anyone else who has been in the nets for them this year. Lionel! "Slim" or "Shorty" McKay redeemed himself in nanner in Corn 'with the juniors on Wednesday night. Here's hoping he keeps it up. There seem to be Lu' few neckey fans at Queen's, The s udents' turn out ouly when their own team ji playing--and then sometimes forget to appear, After looking ov boxers at Queen's the Varsity and M¢ the ifdtercollagiate bouts this year. r some of the st night we pity Evans Box Injured, | Evans Box, the Renfrew centre, was badly Injured in the game at | Carleton Place when he was body- checked by Devlin, His shoulder | struck the wall of the rink and a {doctor who was called to attend him | stated that the ligaments were bad- {ly torn. er in 1920-21. Doctors later found that one of the bones in his should- er is broken and he is, besides, bad- ly shaken up. Evans will be out of {the game for at least two months and that means no more hockey for him this season. The team is weak- ened by his loss. | | MEN AND WOMEN © | ATTEND SAME RI HOWS { STAGED IN CLEVELAND | Boxing bouts in Cleveland, under ! new ruling by Mayor Kohler, will ba for men only or for women only. "In no case," the mayor said "will a bout be permitted before a {crowd of both men and women. Vio- lation of the rule will mean revoking the license of the club. "If women must see boxing bouts," the mayor said, "let them ar- range to have them witnessed entire. ly by members of their own sex." Wrestling, oft, and, though they were good, the : ; main ones will be staged at the final wonderfully game. He took uniimit- | ¢*Perienced team, Queen's juniors Cult a week from Monda he & | will have no easy time keeping u ¥. They ed punishment until the middle of | e g up the third round, when Hughes stopped the bout, the decis- fon going to Roberts. Brown was bretly well "Bloodied up" and de- cidedly groggy for a while but he re- fused to be beaten and took them as I fast as they came. In the 158 Ib. class Atkinson and Hanne staged a good bout, Hanna getting the decision, He had a superior style and a speed of attack and comeback surprising in a man | of his size. Atkinson put up a good {scrap but was outclassed, The boxing rounds consisted of | two rounds of two and a half min- | utes each and one of three minutes. | "Billie" Hughes was referee, ROYAL OAK GREETS 1922 with a better tire tham ever, The new Royal Oak, 30x3%% fabrie thre; weight, 16 pounds; mileage 6,000 miles (backed by the come pany); price, lower than ever be fore. See them before buying at; EASTERN CANADA MAXOTIRE & RUBLER Co. 'A. NEAL, Manager 284 On tario Street. Phone 2050. | and especially will this be the case if the ice is fast. Tonight's game is, of course, one of the headliners of the season. Which will win is a toss-up, but Frontenacs have been playing the better hockey, The crowds at hockey matches this winter have been very disap- pointing. The fans wanted a new and larger rink, why do they not support it? Queen's assault-at-arms last night vas a Mvely affair with many "good mixers" on hand, though this does | ' | resulted : "Bilife" | With Frontenacs on Monday night, | "45 Ibs. Myers defeated Trayes. 125 Ibs. Perry lost to Commer, 145 Ibs North won from Wali, {| 135 lbs. Mcllquham won from Car- i dinal, | 135 Ibs. Susman lost to Allen. | The wrestling was scheduled in | six three minute rounds, with two nines rest between, George Stew- art refereed. Notes on the Assault, Last nights was good but the one a week from Monday will be a cor- ker, whatever that is. Means some- thing like humdinger, But few of the spectators had ever scen such a scrappy bunch together Lefore. They were out for blood and some of them got quite a bit of it. "Billie" Hughes has got all the boys down to real fighting and if he can keep them at it Varsity and Mec- Gill boxers will have a sweet time in the intercollegiate assault. Al the losers went under gamely and only after a desperate struggle. But few of the winners had little more than a shade on their oppon- ents, From the standpoint of boxing and fighting mixed, Holmes is etill about the leader of the crowd. Lyons took the cake for going after the bacon in short order. He went in t0 win with a seriousness that was almost amusing, but might not have Had such an easy time had Kennedy recovered quickly from the first stiff jolt, The wrestling does not come in for much comment because it is not quite so spectacular, How gruel- ling it really is only those who have tried it know, Queen's chances in both boxing and wrestling look exceedingly good COIN' SPEND ME THE Ouke : 1 TINE SHES IF MASGIE THIN i TO STAY ae 1, TALKIN' TO <oT RUMMY TO RUGBY right to the goal position on Fron- | sensational | ill entrants int Evans was a Queen's play- | | But five wrestling bouts were run oS SAE WHIG. week is exceedingly good and some lively games will be staged at ithe Joek Harty Arena. The puck j Will really be set sliding on its fast career tonight and will continue travelling¥at a mile-a-minute rate al! next week, start proceedings this evening and | will put up an exhibition well worth | the admission price, it only for the |s k of hearing the rival spectators | first intercounty game at the arena will be played when Glenburnie and | Joyceville try conclusions. The {county fens more than filed the old | old covered, rink ast Year and should make a good showing in the big rink, { Monday night Queen's and Fron- | tenac juniors play their second game and it wil be no easy task for {Queen's this time and the juniors | | have improved greatly and will make the bigger and more experienced col- gians step lively to win out. | On Tuesday night | RALC. meet in the first of the inter- mediate intercollegiate games in this local group. This will be a regular | | "hummer" and Queen's are by no means startinlg favorites. If they win | they will do so only after a hard { battle, despite the fact that they hold | the intermediate title, |resday night. There may be general skating, if no match is arranged. | Thursday night Cornmall Juniors | | play their return game against | Queen's and they are out for a win, {Last year Queen's went down before {them in the semi-finals, only to re- | turn and decisively defeat them after {2 protest, It will be a good game. | On Fridey night comes one of the | "Cropshial" kind so often referred to | {their regular goal-keeper, and with | {their regular substitutes, and with | |the regular referee, will be on hand [to try out the Queen's style of in- ' {termediate hockey playing im com- | parison to that of Frontenacs, | Saturdey will see a beautiful game [for a wind-up of the week, when the | junior ifitercollegiate crack squads, {R.M.C. and Queen's III, meet for the | second time. They put up about the best game of the year in their last meeting and will better it in this | one, The card for this week should | satisfy the most greedy hockey fan. Every night but Wednesday there is a big attraction. Let it be a full { Rouse every night. | FROM OTHER seeTs. | University of Toronto has invited the Oxford crew to row at Toronto this coming summer. Brennan or Madden are consider- ed as Dempsey's next possibilities for a hammer-fest. Jim Arthur says that $25,000 would buy the little Canadian , won- der jockey, "Chick" Lang. - | Grantland Rice predicts that there Iwill not be over two changes in the | list of boxing titleholders before {1923, -- Montreal papers and fans are be- coming very much dissatisfied with the calibre of the boxing staged in that city. Willie Hoppe Is going after his | 18.2 billiard title once more and will meet Schaefer on March 27, 28, 29. Eddie Onslow took over the man- agement of the Toronto baseball team on Tuesday for the coming sea- son. Despite the return of "Newsfr La- londe, Canadiens did not do much to St. Pats, And the Hamilton team failed to keep up its winning streak, "Cy" Flanagan 1s out of hockey for some time with a dislocated shoulder. McGill will miss him, Slower baseballs and faster golf- balls have little place in a man's mind when he considers his vanish- ed highballs. A professor over in the States ad- this year, vocates a research into intercolleg- NEW | OUTLOOK 15 VERY €0OD: "- *1 The out} at : {coming Frontenacs end Queen's | At one o'clock on Saturday the | Queen's and | {When Cornwall intermediates, with 27, 1028. 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