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PHIL SCOTT

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POMPEY FALL TO MANCHESTER

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SEARCH FOR 'BOXING CHAMPION

RICKARD'S PROBLEMS

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THE CHINA MAIL,

for a platter (of ham and - eggs. Some of these early fights of Dempsey's that the old timers in Nevada have told me about would be worth a million dollars of any promoter's money. If he could duplicate them now. That's tough thought for Tex Rickard-young [By Robert Edgren]

Dempsey wasting stuff Tex would Just what kind of a heavy-weight give millions for, and doing it just challenger to develop next is the for amusement.

Tex most worrying problem

There Rickard Owns. Tex makes a knocked business of developing challengers and mi and matching them against the future : champions to his great profit.

He made a mistake in develop the idea he is the logical conten-mouth two goals to one in a first der for Tunney's title beats me," Division match and in the Scottishing Mr. Tunney, who turned out to title that the public didn't under- said Heeney in an interview to League Raith beat Ayr by four be so cultured after winning the

goals to two.-Reuter

stand him at all, and loaped to the conclusion that Gene was wearing the high hat.

HEENEY CRITICISES

London, Sept. 10.

Auckland."Whore Scott got

day.

"When Scott beat me at South- ampton I fought at 24 hours' notice and the majority of the newspapers said I won."

Heeney then proceeded to enumerate Scott's

record in

America not forgetting his defeat

in the first round by Hansen.

ARMY SOCCER

H.K. GARRISON LEAGUE RESULTS

D. Co., 1st Queen's 2; C. Co., 2nd

K.O.S.B., 6.

LEAGUE TABLES.

London, Yesterday. Manchester City defeated Ports:

Division I. P. W. D. L.

Burnley

9 5 2 2 25

Derby Blackburn ...

8 6 1 2 17

9 5 13 19

Goals. F. A. Pts.

21 12 9 11 15 11

4 2 2 17

12 10

4 2 1 20

10 10

2 3 21

18 10

18 10

Manchester C.

15 10

Everton

Cardiff

10 8

Huddersfold

Birmingham Leeds West Ham

Wednesday

Liverpool

C. Co., 1st Queen's, 2; A. Co. Newcastle

2nd K.O.S.B., G.

B. Co.,, la Queen's, 1; 31st

Heavy Battery, R.A., 4.

Matches For This Week To-day--R.A.M.C. v. B. Co., 1st

Queens. Referee: Pte. Hart, 2nd K.O.S.B. Thursday: C. Co., 1st Queen's V. Bist Heavy Battery, R.A.

Referee: Pte. Crafts, Queen's.

Table (Up Oct. 1).

19 17 7

8 1 2 5 7 17 4

EXCHANGE.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

2/-44 2/8/16

On London Bank, Wire Bank On demand Bank, 30 days' sight. Bank, 4 months' aight 2/- was one tough bird who

empsey down nine times Credits, 4 months'

Bight

21-4 have spolled a lot of history, enly Dempsey Documentary 4 months' kept gat ng up and knocking the

sight

2-14 other guy down, finally "winning the decision because the referee

teen for Jack. counted nine for Johnny and four On demand

There was enough fighting In that bout to bring customers to Rickard shows for six years

Credits, 4

sight

On Paris-

months'

1247,4

*1822

On Berlin

On New York-

On demand

48%

None of the fighters named It might have been much better from a business standpoint if Tex above knew what It felt like to On demand .... had taken Harry Wills down to have money in the bank and figure Credits, 60'days' sight 50%

On Bombay-- Philadelphia a couple of years ago. on staying in bed after six o'clock

the morning. They worked Wire Wills had slipped much more than in

They never On demand Dempsey, and would have been 'and they liked it. knocked out in two or three rounds. had time to grow apft...

When they began fighting they Wire. Then Tex would have been able

.139

.1331⁄2

On Calcutta-.

139/2

.199

He 'Singapore-- /

.86

.984

.77%

to get along a couple of years didn't have to be coached and On demand with Dempsey as champion, match- rained and rubbed down and kapt ing Jack carefully against the, on a diet and sent through tourna- On demand.

On Mantia-w Gollaths developed in the big beef, ments with a lot of other. get-rich- tournament and keeping him as quick, artists. Any one of the On demand

On Shanghai-- . lot would have wrecked any tourna- a drawing card.

On demand ment Rickard ever started

30 day'e sight (private

paper)

Portsmouth Leicester...

Manchester U.

2 18 '11

Sunderland Arsenal

15

16 16

2 4 B 12

Aston Villa

8

14

Sheffield U.

12 21 6

2 2 G11 240

Bury

0 5 8 16

4

Fighting other than Tunney Dempsey might have gone along

Bolton

Goala,

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

new

Chelses Hull Notta, County 8 8 11 16 Preston N.E. Southampton Notts. Forest Stoke

8 7 10 10

2 15

9 5 4 0 13

14

ballyhoo about.

5 13

Grimsby

1st Middlesbro'

Bradford ... West Brom Clapton ...

P. W. L. D. F. A. P. Tottenham

Wolves

Barnsley Port Vale Millwall

Blackpool Swansen

A. Co., 2nd

KO.S.B. 2 2.0

0.7

3

H. Q. Wing,

1st. Queen's 2 2

0

0 7.4

4 Bristol C.

M. G. Co..

1st Queen's 2 1 0

B. Co., 1st

Queen's

2 1

1 1

0 04

.

31st. H: Bty...

R. A.

H. Q. Wing,

2nd K.O.S.B. 1

C. Co., 2nd

1 18 3 Oldham Reading

1 0 15 4 2

Division II.

8 0 1 1 22 10 13

5 21 55

2155 R 12 8 4 2 2 17 16 10 96 4 13-16

3. 2.2 14 9 8

2 3 18

10 B

0 4 15 14 8

4 0 4 16

16

8

3 2 3 7 14 8

3 13 14 7

1 4 10 17

04 12 11

3 0.5 12 17

2 A 10 15 G

1 3 4 10 15 5

1 2 5 11 19 4 5 14 25 4

7 12

in spectacular style until some ments, as long as the customers young follow knocked him out. respond to the ballyhoo. That would have given Rickard a next real heavy-weight fighter will

Marvel" "Knock-out

Tex will go on running tourna

But the

On Yokoham On demand,

106/

to drop in from somewhere in the Gold Loaf, 100

sticks, horny-handed and, ready to

Але

(per tael)

(Bank's

.9.60

In boxing the knocker-out is go. Then we'll have a real cham-Sovereigns always king. The crowd will pay plon. anything to see a champion who is likely to flatten his opponent. In a single round. There's a kick in that.

Gene was a ten-rounda decision fighter and a decision doesn't make ninety thousand people jump up and stand on the chairs begging

for a murder.

:

Spoilt By Luxury What Rickard needs next is a combination of Jeffries, Corbett, Fitzsimmons, Dempsey, Firpo and an army mule. He won't develop anything like this in his tourna ment. He gives the boys too much money and they grow soft before they get anywhere.

Plenty of Action

buying rats)

.26 5/8 Silver (per oz.) Bar Silver in Heug

3% % Kong Chinese Copper Cash nom. Chinesa Copper Ceate 6% prem Rate of Native In-

terest

7.D.A 20%

Some of this year's fight critics are fond of saying that the old time long-distance fighters just walked around and stalled through the first ten or fifteen rounds and that there never was any guch real Chinese Sub. Coin .... action in the twenty, twenty-five or Hong Kong Sub. Coin Par, forty-five round, or finish fights, as

LONDON EXCHANGES. we see to-day in the six to ten or The six- fifteen-round, gallops. round fights, they say, developed a new style of fast, hard fighting.

10 7 8 17 2 8 0 1 5 22.1

Seems to me that I remember Division III (South).

Goals,

plenty of action in long fights, and P. W. D. L. F. A. Pla.

not many years back at that. 2 Luton

8 6 2 0 10 9 14

Terry McGovern was absolutely the fighter 8 Queen's P.R.. 4 4 0 11

fastest and most furious 8 4 8 1 12 7 11 0 0 4 1 2 Brentford....

There was Jack Sharkey as a

ever seen among the little fel- B 4 2 2 14 10 10

They might give Terrible terrible example. Sharkey came lows. B-4 2 3 14 11 10 9 4 2 3 15 14 10 blustoring down from Boston and Terry twenty rounds to work in,

3 3 2 159 9

talked and punched his way into but if he could cut it to a round 74 1 2 13 11 9

as or two it suited him. He never as good a reputation almost 2 12. 13 9

never wasted: a, second, 3 23 14.8 Dempsey's. But he grew fat on stalled,

money fought for a knock-out from the the luxuries- Rickard's bought him, both liquid and solid. moment he put up his hands-just| He put money in the bank and as Jack Dempsey did when he was knew he wouldn't have to keep is a youngster fighting his way to health so that he could hold a job the championship. driving a truck in his old age.

1 0 1 3.9 1 Newport

0 3 4

Bty., R. A. 2 0 2 0 2 5 D. Co.,

1st. Queen's 2 0 2 0 8 7 0 20th H.

C. Co., Ist

Queen's

2

1

Crystal Pal Plymouth 10 7 6 2 Swindon

Coventry

.K.O.S.B.

2 1 1 0 7 2 Charlton

M. G. Co., 2nd

K.O.S.B. RA.M.C... 1

Southend Fulham

8 3 3

8. 3-

0

12

0 1

0 Northampton..

3 10

Bournemouth

12th H.

J

Torquay.

Bristol R.

Walsall

Watford

Exeter

Norwich

Bty, R. A. 1

0 1

0 0

R. E. & R.

Signals

0 1 0 1

0 14

80 Merthyr

Brington Gillingham

Goala

2nd K.O.S.B. 0

0

0.0 0.0 0 Wrexham

HOCKEY

R. A. O..C... 1 0 1 0.0 15,0 B. Co.,

The Y.M.C.A. meet the Club de Recreio to-day at 5.15 p.m., at King's Park, Kowloon.

Division III (North)

Stockport Carliste.... Bradford C. Lincoln Wigan Nelson Doncaster Halifax Club de Reorelo:-H. A. Barros, Darlington R. Robarts, A. A. Remedios, C. Basto, J. E. Noronha (captain), Southport A. A. R. Botelho, D. P. Xavier, C. Tranmere F. Remedios, C. R. Pereira, C. Ashington d'Almada e Castro, and D. F. Hartlepools Chesterfield Lopes.

Crowe Rochdale

TREVESSA TROPHY

The tenth bi-annual race for ships' lifeboats is advertised to be salled on Wednesday, October 31, starting nt 4 p.m.

The course starts from Channel Rocks, thence to Kowloon Rock (P) Mark off Yacht Club (S). Cust Rock Gas Buoy (P), finish at the Yacht Club across the line west

Rotherham

Sth.

Shields

New Brighton Barrow Aceringion

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts,

8 5 3 0 20 12 18

B

5 1 2 25 11 11

4 32 22 10 11

4

22 24 11 10

1 3 10

1 3 14 15 9

2 14 11 B

2 10. 11

24 16 17

23 12 19 8

14 10 7

7

14 7

9

10

13.22 7

4 17 17 6 12 6

12

10 18 6 11 13 0 13 · 10

Paris New York Brussels Geneva

London, Yesterday.

124.05.

4.84 31/32: 84.90

25.19

Amsterdam Milan Berlin

12.09%

92.89

20.34

Stockholm Copenhagen

18.18

18.19

Oslo Vienna

18.19

84.44%

Prague

1634

Helsingfors

1921

29.57%

874

797

5 29/32

47 11/82

1/8

2/7

Hong Kong

2

Yokohama

1/10 21/32

all

Silver Spot

26%

Young Corbett was a crashing wasting time. So He finally lost his rough foghorn fighter, never

was Jimmy Britt. and so were voice and began to talk like a perfect gant, and he was all shot hundred others, like Lavigne, Gana, Walcott, Bat Nelson,

A championship possibility. Dixon,

He was rough with Dempsey for Wolgast, Ryan, Mysterious Billy two rounds and then figured that Smith, Matty Matthews, and

he already had both Dempsey and that great old bunch of long- Tunney beaten, and began to look distance mitt elingers.

around to catch a few admiring

ages from the ringside, and Dempsey knocked him for a loop.

You can't pick a world's cham plon out of the lap of luxury. If lan't done. Look at them.

Those old fights "slow" !

RACING

Sullivan drove a cab and licked 13 TRAINERS, AND 14 JOCKEYS

anybody who disputed the fare.

Corbett used to fight London Prize Ring battles in the, sand

hills back of San Francisco, and

Jim could fight in those days, be fore he became civilised and began

10 17 6 contests.

15 9

18

Scottish League.

Goals. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Aberdeen 9.7 0 2 - 21 14, 14

7·0 1 0 23 Rangers

7 13. Thied Lanark 5. 21 23 12 12 Motherwell... 8 5 2 1 14. 19 12 7 5 1 1 12 7 11 Celtic

4 2 2 22 12 10 Hearts Hibernians

42.2 14 10 10: to east. Compting boats are St. Mirren,. asked to be in position at the start- Hamilton ink line by 8.30 p.m. Further in- Partick

14147 Kilmarnock ... 0. formation may be had from " the

St. Johnstone 8 3 .4 13 18 7 Hon. Secretary, Royal Hong Kong Oneen's Park

7-8 04:14 10 6 Clyde Yacht Club.

8 2 2 4 7 11 6 Ayr Falkirk Airdrie Dundee New York-Jack Sharkey in-Cowdenbeath jured his left knee during his Raith R final work-out for the match with "Big Boy" Peterson, the Scandi- navian, and the match has been November, and his matches with cancelled.

Pierre Charles, the Belgian, and It is believed that Sharkey will Roberto Robert! the Italian, are be unable to fight again before off-British United Prees.

JACK SHARKEY INJURED

8 2 1 5 10 20

REPRIMANDED ́ ́ SEQUEL TO PETITION (

Bombay, Sept. 8, The W.I.T.C. have taken a some-

to take prizes in jab-and-side-step what severe attitude against the Fitzsimmons, was a horseshoer jockeys and trainers who jointly and fought finish fights back of the blacksmith shop.

Jeffries was a boilermaker and used to drive rivets in with his thumb and bite them off with his teeth.'"

submitted a petition to the Stipan diary Stewards, asking: for recon- sideration of the order cancelling the riding licence of Morris.

A notice was, published on the Poona Racecourse this morning to the following effect.

Madrid Lisbon Athens

Bucharest

Rio... Buenos Aires

Bombay Shanghal

107%4

Silver Forward ... 26 11/16 -British Wireless Service.

Rankin, Harding, Burn and H McQuade,

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Sir Thomas Lipton still aspires to win the America Cup and is to build another yacht for the attempt

Jack Johnson was a cotton bale-

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