Similar methoda will he Inaugurat
ed in the amateur and Industrial
claws1. Pelts or other trophies have!
txicn donated by prominent pirn for j
more than fitty divlsionn of industrial;
boxers who will be divided into feath-1
r, light, middle and heavyweight
classes. Tournnm nts will be staged
both In New York and other cities j
with the ultimate survivors meeting
( for the championship belt in their in- 1
custrLal dl virion. The classes include
automobile. hip builders, iron and!
copper miner, lumberers, coopers, !
carpenters, upholsterers, wood work-
,rs, railroad men and scores of i
others. I
Ths amatpur, club and industrial
boxers will be under the direction of 1
Frederick W. Rublen, Secretary of !
the Amateur Athletic T'nlon, who will ;
rransre for all wrh tournaments and i
snperrlse the eta sting of chnmplon
rhips ss well as national elimination
contests sneh s the Olympic Games
, try-out, which will be necessary early
Jn 1920.
1819 At a dinner (riven at the Pn
Jon Aram 1n London, with Iord Tsr
' mflutb In the chair, and many other
notable sports present. Tom Crlhh
publicly announced his Intention of
frlvimr up th8 championship. The
old veteran won the heavyweight tl-
tie in 1808 and retired undefeated af
i ter having held the honor longer than
any other fighter in ring history.
gnmo (iifinfl sure to rot a nri hiarti
In nttondanre. Harvard will play
1'rtnoeton In tho Valmor Ptnilftun. and
llio now nrrna at Tlfrortoiut will no
ilouM ho flllovl to capacity.
Tho Wost-1'oiiit-Antin.pnll frame this
cnf will InkPon now intorost. It will
ho playl nt tho l'olo Oroumlp, an.l
tho rivalry, which onco was confined
to gr:-ai1i:atoi of tho rival noadoniioi.
