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ted from s c r a t c h , > - . ^ ^ ^ ^ T E S S S S B M I ^ ^ him. s u t t n e r c o n - .. ^KUm^KmmBum^K^BK^mKM th ree y a r d s a n d Mark Arie, winner of the Olym

tlonal r a c e Of 1* a l l Hj» t W h o defends his world 's t i t le t rap shooting tournament . Arie is

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ft A. i n . t h e spec ia l • • - ' ! led h i s m a n b y t e n D J D * ded a b o u t ten m o r e BCLnasmaTl t\tC€. b u r n e d u p t h e d i s -

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i c e ^ - W o n b y E l l s - 1 . C. H . S.; L e s t e r E n g l i s h h e a v y w e i g h t , who is to M. C. A., Second; | Bil l B r e n n a n - Tues j j ay n i g h t a a y e t t e H . 8 - t h i rd . | B r o a d w a y a u d i t o r i u m .

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!S?"jr7«7h>^ Amateurs on Mat Febn .on. 65th F. A. A[ j 5—Two Feature Bout

i by A. J . F e t e s • d s • H W P i c k - I T h e Ceatral Y wrestling tourney

A.." 5 yds . , second". | *»' »•*« Saturday. February 5. is a t I ins great interest among followe

t>y S. F . S c a r i t a l a . ' amateur wrestliiftg and judging froi i.; M. E . F i t e , u n - I ent ry already in the hands of P i ond. ; Cameron, the bouts will be t he bes

I in Buffalo in years . >y 8 . F . S c a r i t a l a . J in order to have the very beat a i.; W . E . W a g n e r , I m o d a t i o n s poswible, both for conte; > yds. , s econd ; H . ) an<j spectators , the,, men will be i I K A. A., 5 y d * , j i f) p e r h | n s auditorium at the Centi

* hu.ldlnisr. special stajte extensioni *xtra licliting facilities will mak<

a r a Assoc i a t i on A. i audi tor ium an Ideal plac*; for the pi ^ - o n D v T -u- and also make it possible to h&v » t- J * «». * ' served seats .

. A-, » r a n d s C h e - Besides the regular, tournament ccond ; E d w a r d T.« *n w e l r h t s included, two M R match* Ihir.; . T i m e , 2:12. J planned. D. B. Weaver, Niagara

-mile o n e n hit-v- ! elation champion Will meet T. A. U '*~t mZEmjt- ?!••*I in th« best two out of three falls. first, second , t h i r d ) } « " b u t w i n b e between Herman s t h r e e - q u a r t e r of : l ^ j E d . A. House a t catch weights, rst h e a t won b y J . ' weighing in the ne ighborhood ,^ h e d ; H . J . Young , j pounds. Eddie Wouse. J u s ^ a short

second . T i m e , U « o . ^ f ^ ^ i ^ h i ' v S ^ i l1*' ( r e s e n t e d Buffalo in the National A. w . . „ v ^ome yea r s ago while Herman Lou* by 1. J . G r o m b o w - a n A c e a t the game when a stude

W . J . A n t h o n y , f p e n n S ta te college. Id. T i m e . 1:40 4 -5 . T h t bouts are open, to all Y. m, , K » w w « D . , ^ / 4 * i« t h l j terr i tory. Entri*.-* close on Tuti by E . F Bund t , l r \ ™ l * ) % , a n i # h o u W b e mnt l o

f f t T . l ? T ? U5 " C a S X n . Central Y. M. C. A.

iu. i i o W v i . i i i * * . • i — b y C. H . S m i t h . J"7"^""" :rz~ "**"' _ " W . M u e h l b a u e r , s e c o n d : E. O Oresael , N i a g a r a j

i s , l : 4 S 2 - 5 . 100 y a r d s , t h i r d . Tlfne 4:28. >V B o y Couch , W . 440-yard r u n , h a n d i c a p — W o n 1 >n, Buffalo L a u n c h W . Habbe r f t e ld . | 5 t h F . A. A., 3 y t :4* 3-5 M. 3- S u t t n e r , N i a g a r a A. C RCI .y R. W . Schu l t z , i s e c o n d ; O. V. Moesch. N i a g a r a . i, S e m p e r F ide l ia , 8 y a r d s , t h i r d . T i m e :_•! 2-a.

»y I. J . GronkOW-i WOULD REVIVE ROAD RACIb ieph W Bch iedc r . X e w T o r k # . J a n , 2 9 . - P l a n s for th«

K o b e r t bchultae, i t o r_. t ion-of automobile road r a c i n g s i . S m i t h , S e m p e r I v j t i n i t v of th i s city a re being cons* te 12:$1 1-S. j by several automobile organisat ion e r s — F i r a t mi le , [ has been suggested t ha t the initial Bo land P o s t : s e c - t tost be s taged early in June . The I f t h i r d milP J a - I would be one of two hundred mil n a t t k c S d - f o u r t h ' mure over a dirt road circuit of thi, a » !5 ' I o u r t l 1 1 fortv miles. Coumes formerly us< 8 - •"• *•" i bong Island and in Winchester conn

l i cap—Won b y W . under Inspeotfon. Th* laat road raci la raca* IS - y a r d s ; in this vicinity was lor t h e Vaad i A . C-, 2a y a r d s , cup in 19 i«.

Ittffkd K ! BUFFALO.

IRS' POPULAR S TWO TITI1

BIKE EVEIN IT'S GREATEST RIVAL. m

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nplc world 's championship a t A n t w e r p in July, smi th ' a t Madison Square Garden, New York City, in a A . IJC

i also champion of Illinois and w o n t t h e American forth, a t C l e v e l a n d l a s t A u g u s t . Seconc

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H BANDSMAN RICE ! l ' ARRIVES FOR B A M ; g : PUBLIC I R | T O D A Y s v.^ , - will b ^ m • v J m\m „

__/ . to $60,

Lighter Thari~Brennan, But Telth •» * I 1 * i -ard of

Impressive Looking and thw n Confident.

Jimr er a si

B a n d s m a n Rice , t h e E n g l i s h h e a v y - o ^ w h we igh t w h o i s t o g ive Bill B r e n n a n a n aithoui

( a r g u m e n t o v e r t h e fifteen r o u n d r o u t e SK**^ ; for the Q u e e n s b u r y c lub on T u e s d a y campa j n igh t , will ' g i v e Buffalo f a n s a c h a n c e c e n ^ i« Kto see h im i% ac t ion th i s a f te rnoon In s t . P«

^ / a publ ic w o r k o u t a t t h e Supe r io r gym. tourna t Xo, 42 S o u t h Divis ion s t ree t , s t a r t i n g considt | a t 2:30 o'clock. t f e

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Rice ' a r r i v e d y e s t e r d a y f rom N e w | SifeT*] I York, a c c o m p a n i e d by h i s m a n a g e r , | J o e S p e r n o , a n d r e g i s t e r e d a t t h e I r o - A fb j quo is . T h e y a r r i v e d too l a t e t o do is l o o k

! a n y g y m work . Rice, a f t e r t h e long , ,0I?Ji"J ; t r a i n r ide, enjoyed a s h o r t res t , t hen E S t " l i took a sp in afoot a b o u t t h e w e s t side, Jiess ai

•*—•' i t o ge t l imbe red up. i t s tea > m e e t | R i c e Conf iden t . | n

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a t t h e R i c e i s r t o t a s h e a v y a s B r e n n a n , a s j Buffalo r e m e m b e r s h i m last , b u t i s B | n f t U i tall a n d well p ropor t ioned . "I'll we igh KIUUV i a r o u n d l^ft^I i m a g i n e , " sa id Rice . J o e

E | S p e r n o , h i s m a n a g e r , r evea led a fact j few h e r e a b o u t s ^ k n e w , a n d t h a t w a s

• { t h a t Rice f igured in a s p a r r i n g j o u s t

w h e n Bill s t a r t e d on t h e s t a g e a f t e r h | s R«lg f ight w i t h D e m p s e y . "Rice d ropped trlbutii

. . B r e n n a n a coup le of t i m e s t h e f i rs* Bdtolin I j l f few d a y s a n d t h a t let h im out , " sa id in the

I k I S p e r n o . "I k n o w Leo F l y n n be l ieves Febnia I I I he is g e t t i n g a n e a s y g a m e in Rice, # -lam* • • " • b u t t h e B a n d s m a n is l ikely to be t h e S h o o s

only o n e on h i s feet a t t h e end. B r e n - C Onduc n a n go t a lot w o r s e l i ck ing t h a n xpeo- ^Ridgwj pie k n o w In t h a t D e m p s e y fight, a n d [ t h e to

U a r V R i c e i s o n e m a n w l l ° k n o w s how b a d j M a , I ;< ln

^ he is. Also t he r e ' s one t h i n g Rice can | ,. ^ I. t S | do a n d t h a t is h i t , a n d ( he ' l l m a k e | m ^ i r i

| B r e n n a n rea l i ze it T u e s d a y n igh t . " .{'compel j R i ce is a n i m p r e s s i v e looking fellow, j Hidgwi

. a n d g ives off a n a i r of s u p r e m e c o n - celved slated j fldem.e H e D O a s t s of b e i n g t h e l i gh t - |

t t ract- j e g t 0 £ t l i e |s»ngiiSh h e a v y w e i g h t s . W h e n i • * • • • » 6 r s o f ! h e fought B o m b a d i e r W e l l s lie w e i g h - D l I t , m the ^ j 174 a n d w h e n ho k n o c k e d o u t Tom | P U T irector Cowler he t i pped the sca l e s a t 178, st held while Cowler we ighed 215. "Char l ie I I I

Mitchel l b e a t 'em all a t 158, so weight N O i*eom- i sn ' t m u c h a f t e r you ge t b e y o n d 175." , , f l

! 9 t*nts sa id Rice . H e i s n ' t t h p s l i g h t e s t bi t _». a taaed w o r r i e d L j m , Y B a c k i n g F o r Elm. L ' s and T h e r e m a i n d e r of t h e c a r d i s c r e a t -;e the t jng i t s own bi t of i n t e re s t a b o u t town , urpose j T £ e h a c k e r s of T o m m y E l m h a v e A m a ve re - ^ r ( r u n K f r o m beh ind eve ry b u s h a n d Tjnited

with i nd i ca t i ons a r e h i s bout w i t h Edd i e t k ) n , . , es a r e H a r l o w wil l deve lop in to o n e of t h e . ' ; aaso* f a s t e s t b o u t s of t h e s ea son . F r i t s A. I J . ,

The Mei ler a n d F r a n k Wilson will p rov ide o ry S; Long 1 p l en ty of s p e c u l a t i v e in te res t , a n d A r t T h e s e

>. bo th ! Sequ in of T o n a w a n d a a n d Y o u n g to all 1 if I w J F r e a r a of B lack Rock will supp ly firg* h a v e c t I m e j w o r k s D ick ie D u n d e e a n d R a y B i b s - ! champ: ' \*\~ som open t h e show. B r e n n a n is d u e 300 yai g was | h e r e t o d a y a n d t h e rese rved s e a t s goJ run , o ent a t on sale t o m o r r o w morn ing . . ™ s tand i i

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T ? CAPTAIN EDDIE EA6AN DF YALE j S ? ™ WINS HEAVYWEIBHT BOUT f " ™

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by T ! feated Springfield ColleKe in a dual boxing -•, RAU -IPIIB- ! meet here tonight, four matches to two. *»»»' ,:'r ,h t m the feature event Capt. E. P . F. (Eddie? . V. l E a s a n of Yile, amatt-ur light heavyweight . ,

A l • champion of the A. E F. and the Olympic » « w $rame«<. easily won over ••Soldier" Adams a n d Te

i ?,f Snrinafleld In a three-round contest. i or p|iruis»g»" ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ t r a l n i n

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,, Ti, ] BUFFALO CITY UEASUE - v « ; 2 * ^ | OFFICIALS WILL I IER TODAY -'-. -1 con- . , ' ., t turn i " s e v * ies or The Buffalo City league wll hold i ts sec- Br i t to r rty to mill meet ing of the year th i s afternoon a t r i g h t t ed onhi-30 o'clock a t Xo. 748 Michigan avenue, ."fed dy nr«- All officers and members of the board of L. f l„nrikl0

h id ' d i rec to r s are a»ke,d to be present, a s a m - "J1 ' h l

Serbilt' bilious plans. Which are being considered don se ior the l M t season, w i ^ b e discussed. e r o w n

HBH ^ H B ^^B^BWi flJBHB^I H H I D B V

N y. SUNDAY; JAXHABY ao, n

ITY CONTEST 2S IN CANAI ITS FURNISI TRIES FOR BIG \<™* IWLING TOURNEY STILL JOSE FEBRUARY TO ^ ^ • -T~r- B ' TfaeBof&l

xican I earn Coming by DAW1 airplane—Jimmy Smith BU If I

in Line . ,;„i ,!,ii,i , n :~, N i m i or Team.

land, wa te r and a i r bowlers of the Leaaue or Tourt lent will come flocking to the inter- " rial t ou rnamen t of the American T h i s coupor ng Congress, Co open in Buffalo, a t g » a g « « o | » J (

Toadway a u d i t o r i u m ^ n February ^8 greatest number ndure through the month of March. Tourney s s o u s s I Is increasing prospect of a reco^g fftfrnajnwitp

> ent ry from Tampieo. Mexico, has S u n d a y , J a r received, with the information t ha t — — — — — — — — earn will leave theer on March — — * ake the t r ip to Houston, Texas, by i lerylce, thereby saving th i r ty-s ix ^ • « - 1 , and proceed thence to St. Louis. j P ' l l f t l s s r ilexico team will play match g a m t s a * ^ W * * * » * Louis, Chicago. Cleveland and Buf- m-% 1 en route to the big tournament . B B B ^ l ^ A T l f ^

means a t r ip of 7,000 miles for this U U T T K by air, wa te r and rail. It is a won- _ _ _ „ _ „ « _ _ _ « _ » _

I journey and shows, as does every*. •W7-11 . T ^ else of the moment, the a t t r a e t M W i l l i a m J . U O n n

•s ther American Bowling Congre| | i D e a r S i r — T ament- , Bojrling associai Entries Close on February 10. P o p u l a r i t y C o n t ( ries to the tournament will not close T OC February 10 and are. heing received Clay, J a n u a r y ^O b local headquarters , Xo. 501 \Vhit<: , T» i»i? I ng, Buffalo, N. Y.. where John Tf. 1—.DUIia lO L the A. B. C. president, and J a m e s 9 n O T , t _ l ) i ockie, the Buffalo secretary, hold -1 v ^ e u u n i and also a t the national headquar- 3 — A m e r l i t i

A. L. Langtry, secretary. Xo. I P . -r» d stree*. Milwaukee. Wis. 4 — K o e s s e r f

game in general is picking up i l l r v r „ T , * u o r the country, due to improved bust- ' ' i > u i i u c i ind industrial conditions, and every- a Prn«nf»r> is beginning to brighten up. with u *, " ^ f

dlity of securing 900 teams or be t t s r 7 — B u f f a l o apping the Peoria entry, which was o TT l rn r i d s record a t t ha t t ime, of 9 » o — l l O l y IT i, with a prize list of $43,000. t) V a n D v

The Reduced F a r e . I 1 0 _ A m e r i c 8 announcement t ha t the Trunk , ~

association, the Central Passenger 1 1 — ( j u n n e r ation and the Western Passenger 1 0 T)rr-£,4. A , ation have finally granted the r § - *M—YVeSl A railroad r a t e of one fare and o a | . i q — T ) o v <«sr»n;

or the round t r i p has been r e c e i « » 1Q x /°-> O U V J

grea t gratification throughout t i e 1 4 — B u n k e r

railroad fare means tha t the e n s i r 1 ) — C i m m e r i •e increased materially and it will -i c \ f o i - v f\ nean tha t a saving of from $50,000 , 1U -"M-Hr- V i.OOO h a s been made for bowlers 'of 17 H i ^ h l a n

B. C through the efforts of Preal- ! ~„ " g " Smith in New York, and Judge H o i . 1 8 — R o g f e r s - J f Chicago, who worked together p -, 0 o A T r o „ n na t te r and made a sucees of thslr 1J O c v e n U tign for reduced ra tes . 2 0 — J W C

J immy Smith May Roll. 2 1 S a u t t e r ' my Smith is out of the hospital a i l - ^ 0 „ , n lege of six weeks and it is possible H—xiOlV KJT le will bowl at Buffalo on March >)0 Xmorion lioh is the da te picked for his team, ^° A m e n t a igh he i ? off form, and it will take 9 J <4pTW'St><> a lot of t raining to harden him and " ^ „ „ dm in form again for s t renuous Id—ot. M a r dgn on the drives. , n e ^

St. Francis Hotel team, which A - ^—tOveiiail bowled 3,264 in three games in the 9 7 _ _ M r » h n w L

aul City league, has entered the w ' i Y 1 " u » ^ * iment I ts first game was 1.012. 28—YounfiT m I 1.069 and third 1.123. which shows . ) r . a . T

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ierable class. This t eam is one a t - V — O t . d a n i i •eatest in the oountry and consists on « „ # # . . ] „ itek. Van Hooven. Harkins . M«t- ou O U I I d l O Mitchell and "Capt. Casper Hellhake. ;J1 D o l a n s C

Fine Buffalo Showing. 3 9 T\T y £ ne showing of t he Buffalo bowlirs 00 n' * •' ced for, the missionary work by. t i e 06—Bonnie E town officials ' having resultedVin *\A o* r v i , , y inspired interest , with the pr«c- u * ° 1 , r r l u

hat every industrial plant and b u d - 3 5 — A u t o m a l ssociation worth while will have In ,^n r . „ . , i.m. not to .speak of the many bo# l - 0 0 — J i U l f a l O lbs-and alleys which will be present"* o - Oi.' : „ „ _ * ir fullest s t rength. o < — O t e i l i e r |

—' 38—KSilent A iVAY, PA„ BOWLERS ENTER 39-Buffaio A, B. C. TOURNEY IN A BODY K b T D

- ~- 42—P'arn 11 rway, Pa., is planning a big c # - A O _ O ' <1 on to success of tho Ameriojan *V UnS&'&l ig Congress tournament , to be hfltd s

> Broadway auditorium beginning ary 28 . r 1 7 •, es A. Lockle, secretary of the B § -City Bowling association, under > • * *

auspices the tournament will p e Jted, las t night received word t h a t , -ay will sed teams to occupy all •urnament alleys on the night of . f * i » • - r | | i / « i ;\vav bowlers plan to enter the en- \ K A I III I I .fountain League. They will r e - a l | i J 4 I l l | 1 I in Buffalo the following day to W I l l l M l l U 1 t e in singles and doubles. The ay en t ry is the largest yet m- • • • * % •«%*- r\ from a small community. A H I I I I P L M run Tn uiur * I m '"t " FALO TO HAVE I .T n r | .tt/

TIONAL JUNIOR AT UELAWi VENTSFEBRUARYI2 C o m m i s s i o -i t e u r a t h l e t e s f rom all over f i e i n i i a l W i n t e r

1 S t a t e s wil l c o m p e t e in t h e n # - | g r a m m e j u n i o r c h a n i p i o n s h i p s of t h e as . j a t t h e 65th F ie ld Ar t i l l e ry a r i l - .

i a t u rday even ing . F e b r u a r y 12 . j T h i s a f t e rnoon al c h a m p i o n s h i p even t s a r e onen j w a r e p a r k t h e seco

r eg i s t e r ed a m a t e u r a t h l e t e s -Jho ing ca rn iva l , u n d e r not w o n a first p lace. * e i d e D a r t m e n t of n a r k

donsh ip e v e n t s a r e 60 y a r d s r f c , a e P a r c m e n t o r P a r K

r d s r u n / 1 0 0 0 y a r d s run , two mi le ! '^ss, b u r e a u of rec r »ne m i l e walk , TO y a r d s hu rd l e , w e a t h e r p e r m i t t i n g . ng b road j u m p . 16 pound snot lone h a s i n s t r u c t e d •eiay r a c e of four men t e a A s . t ion to m a k e t h i s e\ > r u n 440 y a r d s , second 220, t h i r d l a s t y e a r . A r r a n g e d, f ou r th m a n one mile . T h e <n- p ie te . all t h a t is nee< lose W e d n e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 2. I T h e fol lowing ai

"~* y a r d s for boys ui

ON AND LEWIS SETTLE JS£ S r 1 S , . u S VN TO REAL WORK THIS WEEK i J S £ £ £ 2 o^

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ed L e w i s will s e t t l e down t o M|rd bo ld t a n d R i v e r s i d e lg nex t week for t he i r w e l t i r - ing for rri%i; flgui : c h a m p i o n s h i p b a t t l e a t M a d i - men . ciuare G a r d e n Feb . 7. Cha r l ey T h e officers a r e : y, m a n a g e r of Lewis , p red ic t ed C o m m i s s i o n e r J o h n in wl l lwin b a c k t h e t i t le . e ra l c h a i r m a n a n d vis h a s r e g a i n e d t h e form he w a s F e b r e y ; official tim« eral y e a r s a g o w h e n he trunniiBd a n n o u n c e r , J a m e s n dec is ive ly and e s t ab l i shed h i s cour se , L . J . Bol t to t h e t i t l e , " said H a r y e y today . Ginley; a s soc i a t e j

p roved he w a s back w h e n jfcie bana , J o h n Weisb* »d ou t J o h n n y B a s h a m in Lift.- kowiak . Fred Hein ' iveral weeks a g o a n d he w i l l i p - Cilfi l lan, Uichard 1

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T ENTERS LA DIAN SKATIP H THRILLS HER BOWLERS' C( LWEEK WITH ODl , IN LEAD, OTHER VOTES 2 5 VOTE!

alo Courier and The Buffalo Enqi HERS' POPULARITY CONTEST

A. B. C. T O U R N E Y

u r n t y . . . . . . v ion is good for Twenty-five (25) votss when proper! »d or delivered to BOWLING C O N T E S T EDITOR,

before February 7. 1§21. Th i SIXTEEN TEAMS recet »er of votes will compete In ths American Bowling ( issts of the Buffalo Courier and the Buffalo Enquirer Ives, competing for numerous special prises, besides tr t prizes. Votes must be mailed in packages of 60 or multlp lanuary 30, 1921.

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rinsll Standing In Cou lers* Popularity Cont< iners, Jr., Publisrier Courier, Buffalo: -The undersigned committee appointed by the iation to count the ballots in your A. B. C. itest hereby certify that up to and including 26, the standing is as follows: lo Lodge, No. 37, I. O. O. F 56! al Catholic Club 30! its \ . \ . . . . . . . . . . . ./* 255 ?rs' Grab Bags 15* era Star, I. 0. 0. F ., 14( ectB. C 1« lo Tribe Red Men, No. 433 . . . .13] Trinity \To. 1 .121 lyke Taxi Company 12< can Railway Express Co. .12J ar & Jenks . . . . . . - « IK Avenue United Hi )C18l L/1UD . . . ^. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X i J

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?rers 101 Old Timers . . . .101 md Bowling Club 9J s-Brown Iron Co,. 8£ Dolors Church . . . / . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . ^ . . . . 8"! Clement Co , 8S •r 's Indians 7S >oss r. Tt can Radiator Co. 71 2e Y : 7c arcus ant Lodge, I. 0. O. F 6£ vk Products 52 Men's Club of F. A. S. 41

mes Club } 41 o Forge Co tn * , , . . . 32 scru 22 C. R. R., Erie Division 1£ ;?s Colts 15 lumbas, Club 1J iatic Bowling Club % 14 lo Brazing & Welding Co. ...". 12 r's Franks . s 13 Athletic Club S 0 Gasoline Motor Co € City Book Company 5

Depar tment Team Larkin Co 2 1 Foundry & Machine Co f 1 al Lodge, I. 0 . 0 . F.

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RACES M L WEI CARNIVAL WINS HONORS H (ARE TODAY AMERICANS TO r Malone's An- Jewtraw G >tures M ;r Sports Pro- Two-mile—Five F le for All. j forU.S:

a t 2 o'clock a t D e l a - Montreal , J a n . 29.—Russell A cond a n n u a l ice s k a t - Montreal, today won die 'hon< er t h e a u s p i c e s of t h e C a n a d l a n ska t ing championshi; rkR anH nnhi in K „ M ^ t o t a l o f 8 0 Points. Charles J< r k s a n d pub l i c bu i ld - T ^ e Placid, N. Y.. finished se ^creation, will be held, 8 0 points, and Charles Gorman, . . r > n m r > i i c . i n ^ . »» N - B - a n * Mike Goodman. l f T S ^ S S - rif r M a * M a n - tied for third with 70 eac id Di rec to r of R e c r e a - No new records were made, s v e n t s u r p a s s t h a t of f ° r the events was fairly good

R e m e n t s a r e a l l c o m - Americans today won five PPdPd ia ann>i « - « O » K 1 _ eluding two boys* t v e n t s , were » ? • *K * e a t h e r . two events , and third in fh a r e t he e v e n t s : 75 J e w t r a w won both the mile u n d e r 12 y e a r s ; 75 mile races, captur ing the la

mder *12 v e a r s - 440 ni lnutes and 12 seconds. In u n d e r 16 "vears - an f i v e ska te rs had bad spills u n d e r 16 y ^ s ; ' t$l %*«***• ™h\™ W * * pen to a l l ; 880 y a r d s Al Leitch, Lake P l a d d , N. T t t o a l l ; l m i l e c j t v half mile event. v£ TeLI^V**' C h ^ s T e ^ t r a i 6 f T m i ^ via, De laware , H u m - onds Mike Goodman. Winn) J e p a r k s ; figure s k a t - second, and Al Leitch, Laic fure s k a t i n g for w o - third.

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.„. .Hrmrv,,.. went to Carl Parody, Lake P la L v l ^ r y J u d K e : Wal ter Chipchaae of Montreal , [>u r . .Malone; g e n - other contes tas t . was second, nd s t a r t e r , A lbe r t C was take 1. mer . C h a r l e s F . Hoen 1 ' " •—•*'" '. s S i m p s o n ; c l e rk s of / TOM THfl|RPE RE-ENQ> )lt a n d Cha r l e s M c - New York, I an . 29.—Tom I ! j u d g e s . M a r t i n C a - known football official and s.% iibeck, A n t h o h v W a l ican tackle selected in 1905, H i i n t zmnnn V T J W ~ encaged as aKsistant coach for

T o m ^ l * A n d r e ^ B. univers i ty ' s 1921 eleven, it wa« T e m p k t o n , Dr. M c - ed today. He will be detailed

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and Final Standing, With Winners, Will Be Put*

wiifcP lished Sunday, February T i e r \ !3_Many Notable Gains p o f Since Last Sunday's

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9590 ^ e ^a s t t^ l a t m t o ^ e c o x m t e ( i *** 2700 t h e b i ^ batt le of ballots t h a t is t o 3,000 decicle the sixteen most popular 6,275 bowling teams in Buffalo, and the 1,000 sixteen to have the honor of open*. 1,370 Lug the big American Bowling 6345 Congress tournament a t the Broad-35OO way ,-auditorium on the night of 6,595' March 28. 5,545 The contest to date is led by 1,135 the Buffalo lodge, No. 37, 1. O.

7 RAH ®' £*$&*** members and friends 7280 k a v e P^e <^ U P a t ° t a l more than 9 000 n*l^ a^million ballots. The Ce*i-9,500 tral Catholic club is next, exceed-7,225 ing 300,000, and then on down 3,450 t n e s c a | e j s a c j o s e a n ( j n a r r o w

9 000 -rnn one, wi th every team of the first 1' _ th i r ty apparent ly wijth a splendid • I v J y and almost ed.ual chance to get 1 qflfl within the charmed^i rc le . a oof) This Week's Changes. 5 9 1 - A m o n g t h e c h a n g e s n o t e d f r o m t h e i , * 2 1 ' 3 t a l l y of ba l lo t s a s c o u n t e d l a s t w e e k 1,815 w e m i g h t m e n t i o n t h e P r e s p e c t s , w h o I 4.00 a s c e n d e d a n o t c h f rom e i g h t h t o s i x t h

) 4 : U V p l ace ; t h e R e d ' M e n ' s t e a m , w h i c h 2 ,600 s t e p p e d u p f rom n i n t h pos i t ion t o 3 8 8 0 s e v e n t h p l a c e ; t h e H o l y T r i n i t y t e a m ^' " wh ich j u m p e d f rom e l e v e n t h p l a c e t o 3, / 2 o e igh th p lace . T h e W e s t A v e n u e five 7 3 1 5 m a d e t h e b i g g e s t g a i n of a l l , s t e p p i n g - A n n u p i n t n e s t a n d i n g s f rom s e v e n t e e n t h ?>00U place , j u s t o u t s i d e t h e s i x t e e n t h , t o 1 2 5 0 twel f th . T h e W e s t a v e n u e b o y s a r e r i ' f l - - hus t l i ng , a n d m a y b e c loser t h e t o p in l i ' u ' 0 t h e n e x t a n d final s t a n d i n g . T h e D a y 1.325 Socia l c lub i s n o w in f o u r t e e n t h p lace , a o i r ; a g a i n of o n e r u n g in t h e l adde r , w h i l e

• t h e B u n k e r H i l l s a n d t h e C i m m e r e r s S.000 I a r e n o w f o u r t e e n t h , a f t e r h a v i n g o c -5 1 7 5 eup ied f if teenth a n d e i g h t e e n t h p l a c e s > ' 6 5 Q l a s t w e e k -','oru\ T h « * ' 8 t n 8 L a s t Week. l,4o\> 1 T h - a w e e k W j n m a i . k t h e final a n d

4 0 0 h o m e s t r e t c h s t r u g g l e for p l a c e s w i t h ­in t h e fold. T h e b a t t l e of b a l l o t s t h a s

>v been a w h o l e s o m e , f a i r and, i n t e r e s t i n g * i , one a n d t h e w e e k l y p u b l i c a t i o n of t h e

s t a n d i n g s h a s d o n e m u c h t o s t i m u l a t e • t , i n t e r e s t a n d a d d e x c i t e m e n t t o a n a l -

m i t t e e . r e a d y a b s o r b i n g con t e s t . ^ ^ -' T h e c o n t e s t wi l l t e r m i n a t e w i t h t h e

- » r \ pub l i ca t i on of t h e ba l lo t in n e x t S u n -1 1 1 d a y ' s Cour ie r , BaUot s p r i n t e d in t h e f" \i ! da i ly C o u r i e r a n d t h e E n q u i r e r t h i s 1 1 1 j w e e k wi l l b e t h e l a s t t h a t wi l l b e t a k e n

" f r o m t h e da i ly p a p e r , b o t h C o u r i e r a n d I I I r t f™ E n q u i r e r . nl IPP« Must Hurry Ballots ,n-v 1 1 l l i r * T h o s e w h o h a v e e n t e r e d t h e c o n t e s t 9 • " • V f c - i a r e u r g e d a n d w a r n e d to g e t t h e i r b a l -

' lo ts in t o t h i s office be fo re M o n d a y P f i J I T m i d n i g h t . T h e y a r e to b e t i ed in p a c k -r I I n K" a g e s o f ftfly' o r roultiplesnf fifty, a n d I I I I l n e c o u P ° n s w o r t h 25 v o t e » % a c h a r e to • W i l l * D e w r a p p e d a*hd p a c k e d s e p a r a t e f r o m

t h e c o u p o n s w o r t h five v o t e s e a c h . T h i s wil l f a c i l i t a t e t h e c o u n t i n g a n d c r e d i t ­i n g of t h e ba l lo t s , a t a s k p a t i e n t l y a n d

( l i e a n r l ca re fu l ly u n d e r t a k e n b y t h e c o m m i t t e e " , a u u of t h e Buffalo B o w l i n g a s s o c i a t i o n , H i r s t e c o m p o s e d of S e c r e t a r y J i m Lock ie , E .

M. H a m m o n d a n d C h a r l e s G. B e r r y . T h e s t a n d i n g to d a t e i s p r i n t e d h e r e ­

w i th . T h e figures wi l l n o t b e p u b l i s h e d a g a i n u n t i l a l l t h e v o t e s a r e c o u n t e d .

, checked a n d , r echecked , so t h a t t h e w heeler of c o m p l e t e l i s t of w i n n e r s w i l l b e p u b -ors in <he l i shed i n t h e S u n d a y C o u r i e r of F e b -ips with a r u a r y 13, w h i c h wil l a l l ow t i m e for ewt raw of t h o s e w h o fail t o l a n d w i t h i n t h e first

e c S n d T W i i t h s i x t e e n t o e n t e r t h e A. B . C . t o u r n a -; 'Winning*' m e n t on t n e i r o w n hook. T h o s e wl*o :h. i p e * ' a r e f o r t u n a t e to l a n d a m o n g t h e w i n -. but time h e r s ^ ^ h a v e t h e i r e n t r a n c e fee p a i d I- b y W i l l i a m J . C o n n e r s , Jr . , p u b l i s h e r of firsts, in - t h e Buffalo C o u r i e r a n d t h e Buffalo

ve °e°vVntan E n < l « i r e r . a n d wil l bpen t h e t o u r n a -

and two m e n t » c o m p o s i n g t h e first s q u a d to t r v i t t e r in 6 f o r t h © $40,000 p r i ze l i s t a n d t h e s p t -

this race cial p r i z e l ist for t h e first n i g h t ' s b o w i -s. Russe i r e r s . m nad a bad ,, ,, ^ -

wo"the JACK MOAKLEY ADDRESSES £ t i l CINCINNATI HIDH SCHOOL DOYS te Placid, '

Cincinnati . O., Jan . 29.—Before the a s -seen years sembled high schools «.udents of this city wadI..N. Y. today John F . Moakley, Cornell coach , the only s ta ted t h a t a t a recent meet ing of the

J^o t ime college t rack association, composed ©f coachers a t forty of t h e largest univer­si t ies in the country it was recommended

_ E D t ha t colleges giving inter scholastic t rack r meets permi t no high school boy to >°..P- well compete in more than two running events

Lftii-Amer- It was recommended a t t he same t ime l» b«en re - tha t the two mile race be eliminated.

i olumbla Moakley said tha t competit ion in th ree » announc- or four events in track or fi< Id meets , or to develop a swimming carnival exhausted a boy 's

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