Daily British Whig (1850), 24 Apr 1922, p. 10

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. " MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1028. 10 CRAPS aR fl CRICKET LLYN AND KEARNS SEEN BEHIND PLAN Unable to Stage Bout in New York WIll Try the Old : World. Fs : i New York, April 24.--It took I Bill Brennan a long time to recover from the shock of being barred from fighting Jack Dempsey by the New York Athletic Commission. Jack had beaten Bill twice and President Muldoon and his conferees decided not to let the boys make {it three times and out. Now Bill is coming up for zir., He will meet a third-rater next week and then fol- low up with one or two other bouts. Then--Ilisten, brethren: Bill Bren- nan probably will go to Europe. That is the present plan. And there * are other angles to the plan that will make entertaining reading. You can- not say everything is definitely ar- ranged just now, because a great ¢ deal depends on how soon Joe Beck- ett arrives in this country, Joe, as everyone knows, is the English + ehampion and wise guys who have "been in Europe the past six months el that he is better than a lot of people realize. With Dempsey abroad, Beckett's backers believe that he can come ¢ pver to the United States and win a lot of gold and prestige by toppling over American heavyweights. The first man he will be called upon to topple will be Bill Brennan. ; Now Bill believes that any top- \ pling that is done will be by him. * And he is so anxious for Beckett to get here that it is difficult to keep him from spending! his days on tha Battery sea wall, scanning the horiz- Lon. Bill's anxiety is not entirely duo i the fact that a fight between him and " Beckett will be arranged when the " Briton arrives. No, indeed. His * thoughts go away beyond that. So do those of his astute and also acute manager, Leo Fernickity Flynn. Here is the dope; Brennan and Beckett meet. Bren- nan flattens Beckett, Then its the broad, blue ocean for Flynn and . Brennan. They go abroad. They fol- low up Dempsey's trail, hurling chal- lenges at him every foot of the way. Dempsey will stall and shuffle, Do you catch it? If you don't, let it be made plain that Brennan's arrival fn Europe and his defis to the ¢ham- plon will not surprise Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, any more than he would be surprised if he were to wake up some morning and find that he had two hands and two feet. In other words, not belleving that i there is much on. the other side in the way of a fight that would draw money from the pockets of the Eur- fans, the wily Kearns and the Flynn figure, so runs the in- # dope, to stack up the cards ana : a Brennan-Dempsey fight on other side. Of course, there puld be nothing phony about the ttle itself. Brennan would be al- ed to win if he could. But with Dempsey--as he would, course, unless the European clim- p gave him palsy or something-- e trip to Europe would be financ- for both fighters with perhaps a of bank notes left over and then to snap the whip, Carpentier, Wait, wait, and see how the sit- tion works out. It promises to be sresting. Baseball at Napanee. The baseball players and fans of panes have organized for the com- Ag season. It was decided to join Bay of Quinte Amateur Baseball ue, with Trenton, Point Ann, pn and Deseronto. The follow- cers were elected: jdident--E. J. Roy. Pres.--Harold Anderson. retary--N. E. Root. d urer--Hurrell Huffman. Dxecutive--Messrs. M. P. Graham, Pringle and Geo. Paul. anager--J. H. 8. Derry. impires-- Messrs. Herb Holder ames Paingle.) iments Won't Relieve . ain Between the Eyes 'pain is not rheumatism or Many folks think so--it to Catarrh, plain ordinary Ca- and needs attention right mow. osone is the name of a won- invention that is daily fixing pnic cases of weak throat, tis and catarrh. Every breath Eh the Inhaler is laden with Ming, healing substances that Btroy all diseased conditions in the 3 a SEgans, It can't fail @ really exists, and doesn't at- jt to cure an illness in the head by means of medicine tak- the stomach. There is no from a grippy cold or any ll that won't find benefit in one, - which is employed by POR TY COBB, JR., WILL ENTER PRINCETON The name of Cobb in the near fu- ture will probably help to uphold the traditions of Princeton. Ty Cobb, Jr., sot of the great and only Tyrus, plans to enter Princeton. He aspires to shine as a pitcher. That will be good news to the Tiger athletic authorities as a Cobb in baseball means something. His ambition to so shine is not surprising, since Ty, Sr., always worked out at pitching in practice and says he should have tried twirling instead of outfielding. Blood with tell, and it looks as if the Blue of Yale and the Crimson of Harvard wjll have something to worry about when Cobb is announced as the Princeton pitcher. OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL. Soccer, ENGLISH LEAGUBR --First Division-- Arsensal 1, Tottenham H. 0. Birmingham 1, Bradford C. 0. Blackburn R, 2, Middlesborough 2. Bolton W, 1, Aston Villa 0. Cardie City 2, Liverpool 0. Everton 1, Sheffield U. 1. - Huddersfield T. 6, Preston N. E. 0. Manchester City 2, Burnley 0. OMham A. 1, Manchester U. 1. Sunderland 1, Chelsea 2. West Brom A. 1, Newcastle U. 2. --=Second Division-- Bradford 1, South Shields 0. Clapton O 0, Bristol City 1. Coventry City 4, Notts C. 2. Crystal Palace 3, Derby C. 1. Fulham 2, Westham U. 0. Hull City 1, Barnsley 3. Leeds U. 0, Wolverhalton W. 0. Nottingham For. 3, Stoke 1. Portvale '1, Blackpool 0. Rotherham C. 0, Leicester C. 0. The Wednesday 4, Bury 1. Third Division--Southern Section, Aberdare 0, Millwall 0. Brentford 5, Exeter City 2. Brighton & H. A. 0, Gillingham 1. Bristol R. 0, Swansea Town 0. Charlton A. 0, Luton Town 1. Northampton 2, Newport C. 0. Third Division--Northern Section. Accrington 8. 1, Grimsby T. 0. Ashington 4, Hartlepools U. 1. Barrow 2, Wiganboro 0. Chesterfield 2, Halifax Town 0. Durham C. 3, Stalybridge C. 1. Lincoln City 8, Southport 1. Nelson 4, Rochdale 1. Stockport C. 1, Darlington 0. Wrexham 1, Tranmere R. 3. Crewe 2, Walsall 0. Norwich C. 2, Portsmouth 1. Queen's Park R. 0, Merthyr T. 0. Reading 4, Couth End Un. 0. Southampton 0, Plymouth A. Watford 2, Swindon Town 2. SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Albion Rovers 0, St, Mirren 0. Celtic-Kilmarnock not played. Dumbarton 3, Hearts 2, Dundee 1, Clydebank 1. Hamilton A. 0, Third Lanark 1. Hibernians 0, Aberdeen 1. Motherwell 0, Falkirk 1. Patrick Thistles 1, Ayr U. 1. Queen's Park 0, Clyde 3. Raith Rovers 1, Morton 0. Rangers 3, Airdieonians 0. ~--Second Division-- Arboath 2, East Fife 1. Bathgate 0, Cowdenbeath 0. Clackmannan 1, Dundee Hibern. 1. | Forfar Athletic 2, Alloa 1. Johnstone 1, Armadale 0. King's Park 0, Dumfermline A. 2. Lochgelly United 1, Brox~ bourn Un. 1. St. Bernard's 2, Vale of Leven 1. St. Johnstone 1, Boness 0. { Rugby. London, April 22.--Rugby League games played today resulted as fol- lows: NORTHERN UNION. Widnes 4, Hull Kingston 0. Swinton 39, Bradford 11, Broughton 7, Barrow 6. NORTHERN UNION LEAGUE CUP. ~--Semi-finals-- Oldham 13, Huddersfield 5, Wigan 27, Hull 8. RUGBY LEAGUR. _Aberavon 17, Swansea 3. "Crosskeys 12, Gloucester 3. Bath 6, Bristol 8. . Neath 9, Newport 8. Devonport Serv. 11, Torquay 11. East Midlands 13, London 6. Plymouth Serv. 11, Welsh Bar. 11. There is a good deal in the Rrav's prayer: "Oh, God! be kind to the wicked; to the good Thou hast al- ready been sufficiently kind in mak- ing them good." It is 111 to take out of the flesh -- TING RUMMY Quality € Value SMOKE WHITE 0), [R CIGARS SY PKl Manufactured by General Cigar Co. Limited Controlled and Operated by Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Linited RCH LATONI PURSE HANDED. CRITICS August Belmont Calls $50,000 Offer for 3-Year-Olds Untimely. Turfmen of New York, comment- ing on the offering of a $50,000 race for the three-year-olds at the Latonia meeting in June by the Kentucky Jockey club to attract the winners of the Belmont, Preakness and Ken- tucky Derby, asserted their belief that it would seriously interfere with the present plans of owners and trainers of the best three-year-olds, which are engaged in events to be decided on the Jockey Club tracks this Spring. If the proposed race were.schedul- ed for a week or 10 days after the Belmont Park on Juné 10th, it would clash with the Brooklyn Handicap, open for decision on June 16th., the opening day of the Spring meeting of what's bred in the bone. 5 BRINGING UP FATHER 93 7 a gp the Queen's County Jockey Club, or 3 Belmont Stakes, which will be run at | say 'the Dwyer Stakes, the richest event exclusively for three-year-olds at the meeting, which has Morvich, Lucky Hour, Kal Sang and other crack three-year-olds entered. The Brooklyn Handicap; it was pointed out recently, has been won repeatedly by a three-year-old, and much of its attractiveness has been due to the fact that it brought the best of the colts of that age to the post in a test with the cracks of the handicap division. It was this which made the Brook- lyn Handicaps of 1916, 1919 and 1920 such splendid drawing cards. Friar Rock, Eternal and Grey Lag, respectively, encompassed the defeat of the older horses, in these years in a way that made them special attrac- tions for the remainder of the sea- son. 3 : In speaking of the proposed offer- ing of the Kentucky Jockey Club, Chairman August Belmont of the jockey club had the following to "It is to be deplored that the var- fous racing associations in the east, Maryland and Kentucky, do not co- operate for the best interests of the turf in giving an intelligent sequence dn the middle never need to be afraid of stakes, both as regards distances and values, in order that the scien- tifically gauged leading horses of the turf may be correctly tagged in turf history for the breeder. It happens, though rarely, that a horse like Man o'War so outclasses his contempo- raries that this accurate process of elimination is not essential. The young man who parts his hair of brain fever. 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