GREB WINS LIGHT-HEAVY TITLE'Tly Thf» Associated rrfwnNEW YORK, May 24 Harry Greb of Pittsburgh last night won the light heavyweight championship of America, defeating Gene Tan* nev of New York in a 15*roundtight at Madison Square Garden.Greb received the judge's decision.With Oreb’s win over Tunney in Madison Square Garden last night, the question again arises as towhether Carpentier will meet the winner of last night’s bout. A short time ago Carpentier announced that he was willing to meet the winner of the Greb-Tun ney fracas to defend his llght-heavyweight title of the world. If Greb ami Carpentier should cometogether, all Indications point toa meet between the winner of that bout and Dempsey.If such a meeting should takeplace, it would in all probability be held in this country.Globe Dusk LoopStarts Play June 1At a meeting of the Globe Twilight League last night a scheduleof games was arranged. starting Jutm 1, engaging the six teams with a maximum of 15 players each.The managers of each team form the governing body of the league, plus J. I). Wick as treasurer. The managers are: Win. E. Keegan for the O. I).; Geo. Pheland, for A. K ; Mike Murphy, for the service men; Jus. McMillan, for the high school; C. H. Y. Hind for the Hankers, and K. II. Val Verde for the Clerks. Fred \V. Curts has beenIth*exIIIchosen official scorer and Jas. Me* Mannis, a former major league umpire with the Detroit club will hc: as umpire.The first practice game has been called for Thursday evening at 6 p. m. between the O. H. and Highschool.i1Maandfopj chaAoftintposlool1t h eRuti rj\lamingtailsine is cexp1fpjtheIt »• •»tier