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' Fight critics as s. whole are nowi burning thumbs down on Tommy x.oughr|n's chances of gaining head- way in his climb for the vacant heavyweight throne, The Philadelphian showed to poor advantage against the smaller Mic- key Walker at Chicago and as Mic- lley cannot be considered a contend- er for the crown, I.oughran‘s claims are somewhat dimmed. lnughran has made some brilliant

tights during the past twelve months and looked like an oumandlng con- icndsr for the title Gene Tunney abandoned. While Gene was not nil that rabid fight fans sought in a champion fighter, there is no deny- ing the fact that Tunney did more to uplift the game and attract the type of people who now attend box- ing contests than any other cham- pion.

Loughrsn looked like another Tun- ney to many fans and they hailed his entry in the heavyweight lists with delight. But Judging by what he has shown in successive tights with Armand Emanuel and Mickey Waik- er. it does not appear that their dream will’be realized. Loughran in action reminds you of a quality fencer. His sharp thrusts. perfect leads and tending ot! of his advcrsdry's blows helped him to climb high in his profession.

While 'I'ommy's work has been. at

times s-potty, his general all-round methods have met with the approval of competent sports authorities. Af- ter practising at his trade for eight years. Tommy was expected to D¢l'°l-

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Si-and-up umyr la. certain amount of battering. an whuo Loughronimight be hble to fence a big fellowzofl for ll time, there is no felling when ll healthy punch will strike ja vulner- able point. ‘

Just how well Lougilran ,stands up

under a punch was fu.lly demon-

ink mad and managed to outscore hLs! opponent. But Tommy did not recover as 'rapidly when Walker hit him and the spectacle of a.lbig,fe1low 536111118 Bwaylunder the 'aggressive Chlirses of a man he outvielghed by eight pounds and toweredisbbve by

more_i.han five inches was Viet a glaiidening sight to those' w 0 re- garded him as the probable next heavyweight champion. Q

Either Loughran melted off excess

weight, not fat but healthy-Xlesh that co es with maturity, by; worrying 0V&'U1€ DOUDCUIIZG. ol' hci was not himself when he squarecl'oi! with Walker. Tommy sutieredis. `siight head cold during the early part of the week and this anectcdfhls train- ing. so that he was unable; to put in the hard licks required. That he made thsllweight and stsved otlfdeiest by holding on his shorter oplionent for ten rounds is a tribute td his gen- eralship. His stamina, however; was not what is expected from one who aspires to the heavyweight throne.

Loughran can now sit back and

while away the six-month rest per- iod allowed him under the rules. Af-

fect the only flaw in his makeup-W tel- that it will be still harder for the punch. Lacking the `wallop, he him to make 175 pounds'and. he will has not come up to expectations and imdoubtedly forsake the lightheavy- if he has not mastered the art of weight title without meeting one of accurate, forceful hitting aft/er A the several contenders who loom on long term of apprenticcsilip, he sure- _ the nstic horizon.

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WOLFVILLE, N. B., Apr., 10-Word VANCOUVER, April 10- Percy

has been received here that J. Arnold Williams, sprint champion, left for Noble, Acadia University graduate of Montreal Saturday night to take PEW 1926. has been elected captain of the in -the Montreal A.A.A. indoor track Edinburgh University Rugby team meet, April 15. At the present time no for next year, the first Canadian to other arrangements have been-_ made win that honor, Noble will graduate for Williams' appearance in the East.

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Either io show his _contempt for_ tho obuity of the Philollelphla Ash-2 letlcs, or to get a line on the sircngthi

of the new fellows he had acqllircd; over the Winter. Jack l~lelii1l'ici:s,j smiling pilot of the cincinnati mafia? used a rookie outfield and second-2

string iiinger when his club hooked] up with the A‘s in their first exiii-, bition game of the Spring training? season. This was the tilt staged at: Miami and the Reds-new and old-i made good against the club which: made things hot for a time in tile! American League last year,

Before the game, Hendricks told_

us that he had some likely-lookillgi new timber for the ouincld. lie wasy particularly well pleased with n prcs- 1 pect named Crabtree from Oklahoma.; “I-le's quite apt to be a regular when* the season opens and he may prove, a hitting sensation in the Nniioml League,” said the Reds' _li:sua;.’C1'~ However, optimism ilourisllcs in the days before the opening of the pcll- nant race. Too frequently those boys., who look lint bciorc they face biil league pitching, become cold an-‘l

wither under the big top.

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the things which happened in the anal -e' " advised the gh-l¢ihh§».,

iuiicld but we didnt Overlook any-gscrihes-leistoll. its a certainty that tiling d°ll0 by U10 1~l<i f1'0l1l Okla-'young Crabtl~ec's parents didn't ex-

llvma mid hc did ulcui-y. ipoot him to become rball player; B. cox _ ’1`lle scribes travcllilig with l-he Reds, when they gave hiln that monicker. R_ L_ Day

also praise Cl':li:tl'ee. "H0 comes from But, as lgng as he mm rap out g, hefty ~--~

Okiuilolna and lle,isil‘t anxious to |30) homer every now and then, even the

back lvitllout making sand." Hwy, nomo or Essen wont prove o honor- cllorticd. If llc keeps up half the , mu And he is quite apt no be a hit. 119106 110 SCL f0\' 11imS9lf in mat Same ting sensation in the National Lea- ugainst the A’s, he w0n't have to1gu¢ this Summa,-_ \\'0\'1`Y about 301118 bf1Ck~ H03 SWE 71° Watching Crabtree, we may have remain in Cincinm1ti_ missed some of the other good points

The second time up, Crabtree slain- about the Reds but we riidn‘t. miss .1 med the bell PWWY out again-St me siiappy double play-the ilrstfof thc chicken wire. Wllilc _Dl`0P@YW may season for Ford; Critz and Kelly. the llilve bwn 8-li 81 Pfflniunl in Miami fellows who set a record for these some .veers back. the fellows whmpel-tormanoes ill the older clrdlllt last Sil011S0Y€f1 5110 bflll ililfk 111_ tile MBSiC season. It was fast and snatipy and City saw to it that the ‘_0l1i~f1€1d€\'5 they'll be clicking again this summer.

had plenty of clbonv rooln. Those Hendricks seam to have the mah. M_ Carmichael

wire fnilccs are by no moans close in.i mg of a better bah dub than he The third time up, the Oklahoma had last yea;-_ There 15 3, 101; gf

wonder cracked out another iour-[pepper and :flash on thc team and bugger and the fans started to think that always counts. He has some

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the League loom defeated il;_: Chill"- lottoiowii tram by l2li pills. '1`h~_- Lcague boys wl'_!l inc help-oi ilwlr routers pulled out ill tile lust glllllv, after being 177 pins cloull ill the illxl two games und vsoll thc lust i;slnc by 305 piles. Boil Poole llllfl tllf: iii::ll single of 302 and J l\'ll-Mnllzvll had ilie iligh tlircc oi' 7-il)

Cliarlottciown: V. Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . .__ ‘N3 i"ll lI.2 A, Ro;;cl‘soli _ ‘.2::i. lil iT-1 B. Poole illlif 1!.Ii l'l`Ll L. Clniltivcl' ._ 271' ‘_‘1‘1'i l‘l‘.

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In tlic second limi:-il oi tile 0\'r‘ll- llg, file "'Bapiist.';" dciclllori thc ‘Cl‘nil'ul Clll'istizilils" ily 235'pill.<_ M_ Carnlicliacl oi’ ill: "Ba;>ii_.t1."

_-oiled thc high sili_l_;lc of 268, while ll. l<`oi'syille of illc salnc iozinl lll_\ll thc illgll tllroc of 597 pins.

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that it was a habit with the rookie. likely youngsters who are almost sure Total' mm

The fourth ilu) \ll> they \v01‘c “Ili to Stick with the club and strengthen iillllilltz for hini to make it illffrc 111? it and he has Estell Crabtree, from a i-ow but he hlid to bc satisfied with i Qhiahcma, the two lin, had nlrcncly registered. It wouidnlt be surprising to dis.

Nailtrally, everyone \\':l.s asking 11- my/er later in the ye" gmt C,~ah_

bout his front nainc. “It‘s tile name tree 15 the best phd of the sea- as Mrs. Jack Dclnpscy’s without the Son,

night. Except for the scvcntll round, o o

wlicli Rocco took n nine chunt, the Toronto bov was nl\l'ays oil top, ink-

lllg all the other rounds but one, ii-llinil was even, Rocco was tile clev-

crcl' boxer and clcilnnr hiticr, but

both sllowcd a willingness to lllix it` l‘al'l'n took plenty of puliishlncnt with LONDON April 10.. “Brliisli B01!

wcilrhcd 1ll‘~'.- and Pawn lll`. These headlines greeted golfers in

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_ TORONTO, Aprl 10-Steve Rocco, ' ' ' ‘ Tun 1 m mu up 1-. _. - in 1l~ Toronto. former (ienadiall fiywcight T°m’“y M“'°h°uj T°"°“:°` 133' wmi Y°5t°"d"‘y'5 Dany Express' The news' to sttiiicgbyu the why ill.-»ll1l`1. tl-mt dmmmm’ defeated Runner Pawn, P Six round decision o'.'c.' 'Ai Jenn- paper conmlsw me luxury ,mu mag. the British Ryder Cup loam _ Chilean title 1101597- °V°l` U19' 10' MGS' Butraio negm “m°°n°° with which the American Play for the inllch col-cloli R.\‘di‘l‘

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exciting games playa-cl ill this :ci'l=_-._ l resentlng Tile Abeg'

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( llalfges Canadian l , _ j ., 1 . . _ ,, - Halifax Locy Left Him In ____

th() iQi1~" V Preston Donovan, entered in the

__ (112 pound Class. leaves this morning

T y -_ ifor Halifax whore the Nova. Scotia EG" S' Y(` ialnatcur boxing championships take >i_RUl\ (°:L\- PR1LDSl'Li) 1 lllacc tonight and Friday-

1 I A1 Donovan. ilyweight and brother

{‘¢,li{'(-,].n1'9V Qllld NG\\l , Of Prcstoll vras also slated for the

‘ _ _ " ` _ | trip, but sickness llus forced this fast l ""'_f il£l.\1'€‘ Sl.lD])ll@d ilittle boxer to rclnaill holne. How- '.`-i'l l"-fn’ 1-' 1.- I‘fi_ .every Preston can be depended upon

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11 ' ' .`._~_.i D.--~Acuorclillg '.0 ward Island' M, M ,`_ _,>`.,__] ,Uday from Sir, Donovan will fight under the col-

,IU _ ,,. \ ,_; _ ,ml Bm“_n_ Cunadm., ors of.Lhe Abegweit club which is llll-lllbcl' nl lllv llllcluizltiollal Oiy- "ever mund wammg when cn°°“:` lllplc C\>llllnil‘.n;» till: Dolnlnions i agement is necessary to most “lung llilrlilccs oi bcllli; :iwllrdcd the 193211hc Islimdvs ymmg amletes' \\llli.cl' s loris 'ourilln of the Olylno- The fesult or me champi°n5hipa

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'filo ioliowillg callin by Sir Gc0l'gc,"_‘

in Jalnos l<‘cl‘i'ick Ls soil'-explanatory: i States. ` "Four Clllluliilill Collllnitico has lefti He has scale plans for ski jump lilo lll iiic nllz Cl-illlorllla. and New I toiioggan run and bob sled 'run 0.! York l3‘.:l;;; uillicr :;pol-is special rep- Olympic calibre and tlieSe wlil be l'r1:~lll:;'_lw.. lm: here wilh fullest constructed. Montreal offers no such l1 "H1111 il;.pvl_-lill.o; facilities, Lake y f:lcllitic's as Lake Placid for long dis-

l;i rc ~c:‘.‘cd lill excellent present- l lance ski racing or jumping, Dewey

; ,l. by Dr. Dewey, ironl Sporisviciv. claims._ 1

1:'1u\l>i1l‘cs Lake Placid to the dis-. The matter will not come up for _-<l_.lll-.algo oi' Montreal or Quebec. § discussion before Tuesday aftemoon :xii coliip'.ll‘:lll\'11 _staii:;tics, and prove 01- Wedilesdgy momh1g_ Cable me de. rlllllizll- .ls to willicl' conditions. Hel tailed fstatenient of all facilities. :incl-is that the iollogrxan l-un is long- what bob sled run have, you and rl' and fn.<.icl', but :-_illics lhat. there is' \\'iicl~e?§How far _is the field for long no bob slcll run in North America; distance runs? The general opinion that llil~u.\;\ll~cs ull i-0 Olylhlllc czlllbrcm here seems to be that the United

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sounds simple enough-but very few of them have any idea what quality or quantity of grease they actually get. They go back fo the station--pay the bill-:lnfl drive away in complete ignorance of what has happened. Thai ia buying “blilidfolded.”

“WHIZ” dealers are equipped with the "WHIZ" METERED GREASE dispensing unit-a meter :lt- tachcd to the grease dispenser which shows exactly how mllcll grease has actually been put into tho irzinsmission and differential. And of course, the fact that it is “WI-HZ” GEAR GREASE assures you of getting the best quality of grease.

Your dealer sells and recommends “WHIZ” GEAR GREASE. Drop in to-morrow and have him flush out the old Winter grease and replace it with “\\`HlZ" summer grease.

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