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NEW YORK,Deo.14.-~Auguet lien
moon, ln'eIIlde'ut of the Cincinnati Ntt-'
Itlonnl dengue club Whetore leuvlugou
night tor his home city, raid lie bud
Eon uppointment to meet Joe Tinker,
Ewhoni be secured as manager for the
Reds in the big trade announced thin|
week in Cincinnati on Wednenduy orE
uevt week when the former Chicago
star will sign his contract. l
“We have already agreed on tertinl. ’
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Last Year’ sSiarSiguod by Man-' I
auor Frank Godlrey tor Season;
"i‘he Sixth Company management
has engaged Jimmy Clinton, the star;
or last season’s team, to play hereI
again this winter. This will be goodE
1'“;qu for the fans. As I‘llnton has a' .suid Ml‘ Herrmnnn “and there will be
game, to bluy with Kingston ligainstl no trouble in signing Tinker." The
'1 roy 0.“ he“ MOM” he “mm“ join I'Cincinna-tl president said he had all“
Norwulk untl December 23rd, but at E to gm a pitcher from the American
Clinton' 5 recommendation, Mgi, God- Elengue in part payment {for his release
trey has obtained for Monday‘ s game of all claims upon Frank Chance ala
agiunst St. Gdbriel 8, “"3 591W?“ “End to go to the New York Amoridnns
Walter Swensou of Moriistown, N. J.,l E as manager. The pitcher in View who
now a member 01? the Crescents, 01% not Mullin of Detroit as reported he
Paterson, and of the Canoes teum OP'Esaid the prospective addition to the
the New York state league. swe“"Reds twirling staff being a promising
son played for three seasons w‘lith .younguter
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contest means that the local forwards
will be chnson and Dagon with
Ithaca Football Team Will Not
Play Stators‘ Next Your
Guumieri center, and Dorney and Ca-E
Ehili, guards. Some lineup for theE
Sixth. it will be Dngon’e first gamex
ol’ the winter, too, and “Silot” means
to make up for lost time. This is the
first big game of the winter, as St.
Gubriels have beaten Stamford. ' V
The addition of the fast Pateraon .
and Central League player. WalterE ITHACA N. Y., Dec. 14. ~0n accouutE
t-l‘wenson, to the Sixth C ompanly live, Eat the "unneceb‘aer-r roughness," other-
coupled with the fact that DagonE wise known as slugging, Cornell will
- will be in the game for the first time not Inlay Penn State in football next
this season, changes the appearancelyear. The Athetic 'Anilorilntiouannoun-l
oi the home team n-good bit. Swen-Ehed yesterday thnt the footbal sched-
son is another of those very good ‘ulc for next year was'being mode up or
Leugue ploy era. as his three yearsE this time and that no altort was beingE
with the Johnston team of the Central . made to arrange a game with Penn
League shows. EBig money br’oughtEState. Although no official announce-
him to play with the Creecsnts or Pati ‘ mont was made it‘ in known that the
erson this winter. He also plays with Cornell authorities were much incens-
Celine». or e Va or suite ed at the action or the Penn state not.
fleague. Wt some” on boson, legs team in the some played here lane
iorwnrds; Dorney and Cuhill, gtlnrdé,Etull. , .
ond Gunrnleri at center, the SixthE Several Cornell players came out of
“looks strong Windeed This St GubrlelE that contest with their face like u niece
team, which is due on “Monday. hasEof rdw beef from slugging received at
several times defeated Stamford, and the hands of the some players find a
is coming here for the first time. ItInumher of Comell’erest players were
' is the first important contest on the‘comIpelled to leave the game with twin-
schedulo and additional blencher sentsied ankles and knees, which it is
have been built at the for end oil the: charged were the result of deliberate
Armory drill hull. Enctlon on the part of Penn State men.
The first game Trill find the HighE'fi‘he unlbérolty authorities simply stat.
School temu opposed to a Dnnburl" ed that they do not cure to 'play Penn
five; and dancing will follow the see State tcnm next year. '
‘ and game of the evening.
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.WHY JIM THORPE l8 WORLD'S
PREMIER ATHLETE.
James S. Thorpe, the Sex and Fox
‘ At Eight O’clock Today Teams
' new record for the six-day bloycleruoo
" Perchioot-‘Egg 2,4“; Wells-Walker.
Eed twin Europe. The informant is a
HllPlS Hill WEW
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Wore TWonly live Miles
Behind Previous Mark
new YORK, Dcc.‘ ‘14.—~Hone a: a
practically was abandoned today
when at 8 a. In, the leaders were twen-
ty five . lies 8 law; behind the marl:
set lb" former competitors. At the
time the riders 'htid fourteen boom
more work ahead»: them before the
race closed at 10 o‘clock tonight. ‘
The only change in the relative nos-
itions during the night was the ellml
notion Eof the Enter brothers, who had
been declared formally out (It the race.
The scores at 8 o‘clock were: Pyo-
orenda. Root-H'ohlr, Rutt—Fogler, Hill-
Clark, Bedeleitten and monoclonal
line. 2.444 miles 1 ion; KrnemerMcII-nn,
Biomerthet, 2,4434): Comemn'l‘ho-
mac, 2.443-8; Batman-tones. 2.4427
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ltalians Practically Promised
Thai Big Eventlfllil,fie
Hold There
NEW YORK, Dec. JAM-That the lien
lane practically here the bromine of
the powers that be in the internationul‘
Olypmic committee that the i920 Oly-y
mpitul will be held in Rome if: the de-
claration of a gentleman just return
man who knows the athletic games
from 'A to z,.and the information corn-
ea direct from‘ Count Brunette of ltoly,
who is the. general secretary of the in-
ternational Olympic committee. ,,Of
course, 1920 is a long way otf, but the
tact remains that the ltolions are an
ready making plans for the Olymplnd‘
that will follow Berlin. They ‘will not
do anything about building a stadium
until after the Bevin game: in 1916.
but when they do build the Romans
‘wiil put up a structure that will out
even the old coliaeum in the shade
i” it Home gets the 1920 Olympiad the
IItallan government will back the at-
., rounds, Pittsburgh.
strength and vitality. They loom
Blillllll Mllillllli
ill Pliillillll llllll
lindlnn. has 14 reasons why he in the fair tothe limit, and the athletic world
premier all-round athlete of the would. will see a opectocle that will he a Iblg
Competitors at the red man are unwill- world wonder. It was «freely talked at
log to acknowledge his supremacy ‘but Stockholm Just after the Olymulc mm.-
. great faith io‘p’lac‘ed in’nxures. Here
are the reason; flly Thorpe tops the
white black and rod races:
100 yard d88h-€10 2-5 seconds.
120 yard hurdle-«15. 3‘5 seconds.
220 yard hurdle—~24 seconds.
400 yard dash—~58, 8-8 seconds. , ‘
Shalom-45 feet 1 inch.
Dionne-«122 (act‘s inches.
High Jump—43 feet 8 inched.
Broad lump—24 foot 3 inches.
Humor throw—~123 feet.
Pole volt-10 toot 3] inches.
:ll‘oatlbnllmAll'Amerioon bolt-k;
Positetbaliw—Star. guard. '
.Inicmnso—Corklng. iorword.
nuns-on
But Droyius Laughs at 020000
Stake Siary AbouiElleI-r-
mananll Lichenhoim
Nli'iW YORK, Dec. li.——When thehn- ‘
Enuslnteetlng oi" the National Baseball
league In the Waldorf-Anterior adjourn-
ed August Iflerrmann, the millionaire
owner of the Cincinnati team and Sam
Licllenhelln. owner of the Toronto club
or the international Magoo, had I see
. Eaton at ptuochio‘. There wall dowry
that they played a éérieo of twenty
; ‘nnmes for 8100 a name, The mothmo»
I tioim who thrilled this out in his ex-
cllomout made it for Ea etdke of $20,-
Attorney Brown“, or the
In. limiting side hots
, , with iliohoubelm‘ or. m at nine. , 2
“That story it gill l! I! shoot their
WOULD WANG; BOXING LAWG.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14 é-Flvo coun-
trio: may join in the remind of the
international ‘b‘oxiny lows which may momma worn: the winulnt , be
es last summer that Boron Conbertln.
the president of the international ill-fl
Eymvic committee, had already express-2
ed the wish that the 1920 Eamon be
-lIoid moon At that am. ll toomber’
., at the committee stated Elliot Boron“
Conbcrtin’oflexnreased Milli would be
the pleasure!” awry ‘olher member or“
the committee and that no doubt t‘luI
Emilee would set the Olympiad eight to...
years hence.
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