St. .Tamee'e A. C., knocked out Irving
saffslr, unattached, ftrst round.
140 potTNn CI,ASS?Dave Colton, T. M.
It. A., defeated Billy Soren*on, Pastime
A. C.. three round*, Judge*' decl*lon; Buck
ley l^yon*. Union Settlement A. C., knocked
out Tlarry Olsen, unattached, first round;
* topped by referee.
140 POUND CLASS. Second Draw?Albert
Vallado, unattached, knocked out Mlku
Moeknnlts, unattached, third round,
atopped by referee.
To Compete in Penn Carnival.
EUGENE. Ore., April fl.?The University of
Oregon will send Ralph Sparrow, polo
vaulter, to the Pennsylvania relay meet at
Philadelphia April 2R, the university execu
tive council has decided. The plan to enter
a relay team has bean abandoned.
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Bouts of the Week
T0-N10HT.
Brondway It. A ?Brooklyn College Clnb,
amntrnr bouts.
Fourth Itcglinrnt Arninri, Jersey City?
Mike MfTlftte VS. Btily Beckett, 12
round*) Mid Mnrk* v*. Joe Kline, 8
round*.
SATURDAY.
Blnk S. C.?Joe Lynch vs. Horry Martin.
It ronnd*.
Rldgewood Orove H, C.?Happy Mahonej
t?. Johnnr Dohnn, 12 round",
t omRieni*ei(Hn * C.?AI Norton vs.
Jlinui> tv.-il.,, IS round*.
I ^ -*
Bob Folwell on Hand for
Navy Football Practice
Coach Will Devote Attention
to Newcomers.
dpccial Dispatch to The New Yosk Hbraid
Annapolis, Md., April S.?Bob Fol
well, Naval Academy football coach. I?
here to conduct whatever In the way of
spring practice Is found practicable.
However, his work will have to be
largely with some of the younger candi
dates, as most of the veterans are en
gaged In other sports. Koehler, the
veteran back. Is the only player of
f-romlnence not working with some?oth<T
squad and probably will assist Folwell.
