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CHICAGd Oct. 21 —-The II-ansoenu
entul tour of picked teams from t‘hel
American and National leagues, whichl
opened yesterday in
will be the last of its kind in whichl‘i, 000 fans.
merican league players will be al {local
A How far thisI Which
be allowed to go’Curry in the first round
Jowed to take part.
band of tourists will
depends on how long the players con-
duct themselves in a sportsm‘anlike
planner
President Ban Johnson of the]
.American league made the foregoing 1080 t0 LAW) Hansen of Denmark at-
3.1 Iiemeni on top of the ihformation' [91‘ a lileiv 10 round bout.
that the present trip was being made'
,without the consent of the national C(“"82 and Kid BTOWB- Thlfi (as 0110
of the best bouts seen in New Haven
for many months.
draw at the end of 20 rounds.
commission, only the consent of the
club owners whose players were 59.
Jected being considered necessary.
When asked if steps would be
paken to stop the present tour, the
,American league executive} said that
it would depend on what reports
g‘ game back regarding the quality of
baseball furnished the Spectators in
the cities visited and that piaversv
gathered together to represent the
,American league were 3"" "no team.”
"We :will have to stop this. mas-
'nuerading." said Mr. ‘J‘obnson. “The
plub owner's hesitate to refuse their
consent to it. so it seems to baton to
the National Commission. to shbuider
phe responsibility Nothing .Ilikér. o .
representative team has been picked
:rom either major league, and that
rut togdfiier by Bancroft to represent
the American league is‘ a huge joke.
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bc‘uts were staged in the Casino lasti
Oshkosh Wis Ievening before an audience of nearlyf
idraw between Red Allen of Hartforid
and Young Fields of this citv
Cortex
bang fighters.
interesting from stirt to dash
IIIIIIII an ill I
Oro, now- champion throe cusb'ion our
tom biilmrdtplaye'ri as it result of W.
H. Rusty's retirement .1; having hide: them up toth
difficulty in inaintai
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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 21. —Four good!“
announced at Princeton that the
New Jersey University was not the
official complainant against Harry Le-
Igore and the four other Yale men whol
have been disqualified from further
parsicipaticn in Yale athletics, it was
Ima e known here yesterday that III
The next bout was a hotly foughthrin ton man, one having no -o.fllcial
capac ty with The university, that;
brought the charge that the Eli ath
letes were violating on eligibility rule!
This brought mattoés to a head atiA
, once and Professor obert N. Corwin,
The star ho“ was between And‘ ithe new head of the Yale Athletic As- 1
Isociaiion. and Dr Briggs and Dr. McI‘
Lenahan deans respectively at Ear
vard and Princeton, had a meeting "II
this city two weeks ago to discuss the
right of the five men to repiesent
Tale in sports! Yale found that tlIeI
eligibility rule had been violated andl
ithe announcement of the resignation
of the am athletes was the result
A Logore was out yesterday with Him
ellglbies and made the varsity hustle!
in a minute scrimmage. in which (land
into Wilson's men scored two toucli
3.;de Restore did' the light cf the}
end running and have regular;
'euds another taste of the style of, play
{which they faced. in- the _Ldilith and
Springfield games. The odds rit'cdi’ved
close attention from "Join i" Kilpat
rick and‘f‘Jack" Field and on work
ed over timee in an. effort to bring
in. standard. Frank
‘03 great fullback- in
Joe Curry and Joe Moitgi
met in the preliminary'
in Mott quitting to
boy 5,
resulted
in the semi-final Young Richards
It was declared a
Brown is in scientific boxer while
is one of the oldtime slam-
The bout was most
Dave Fitzgerald was referee.
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new YORK. Oct: ”In—Alfredo DeA
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his Jefid in s. Emmi-worth.
"There is too much baseball now t s
in the regular season. To continue 1515i]??? 301...]? rag“? 3130000001; 02:30:0le nineties. also assisted in the
ithendiag the game half way, through block 0" A? olnts m _od last‘ 3. __I__________ , .
the winter is an injury to the spgrl' h t, Nd W! sent adore 160 to
and to the players. i not strongly 13 fn-fiW Oro, who increased
' ppposed to'Iit. "
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I ST PAUL. Minn. Oct. 21.-—Gloom
was thick yestoniav on- the Minnesota’
University campus because of the
.g-harge that Lorin Solbnnficaptain of
the football team and fullback, play-
ed professional baseball: in'Montana
last summer. The student body is
with Capt Solon unanimously and his;
statement he has not offended against5
ahe “summer baseball" rule is believed
- tmpliclty.
' Prof. James Paige declines to dis- 1
cuss the case, saying that Prof. E. P. I
Harding will be back from ‘Montnnal
today. and that the case would be
'tnken up at once on his return. in
Montana, however. the belief is gen-
eral that Solon did play on the Havre
a.
team. raising the possibility that a -
fonfusi on of identities has been re-
sponsible for the present complica
‘tions.
When Minnesota authorities‘ first
learned that information concerning
Salon's ineligibility was in the pos-
(Ices on of Chicago athletic autlIori-l
ties. Prof. Paige wrote and asked'
mat whatever informat“ ...n was 83,0
hand be forwarded to the universityl
at once This was done and last Fri-i
,day Solon was questioned by Prof.
Paige and Prof. Harding. but the
charges have not been presented oili-
/
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"IN THE 00PEO ARENA, 3
Willie 'thchie. American light-
weight champion, and Johnny Dundee
have signed a new set of articles for
their ten round bout at Madison
Square Garden next Tuesday night.
'fl‘lle men will box at catchweights,
«which will give Ritchie an advantage
lpf several pbhnds
Charley Pappas, Greek lightweight
phampicn, will meet Jack Co: ne of Dr-
ange, N. J:. at the Broadway Sporting
club, Brooklyn, next Monday after-l
man. Ten three round semi profes-
l tryout bouts will precede the
re event.
Al’McCcy. middleWeight champion
' gmd‘fioldler Bartheld will meet in thel
MN bout at the _Cionnont Avenue
m 13mm Saturday night
7 Frankie Callahank Brmklyn light-
em Maddie ploy. of Allentown.
' g... also well appear in a ten roundz"
ut.
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Among the entries Jocelved mm“;
' W more amateur begins”
as mental them A. C. and New
Work ALIS” on We 29 and 30,11:
Wt.“ the James E. “ughhfemorigi
, ‘ ' «mos
War, minus. Sim-key
,. “munammmyu.
“ . ; thuho 1a: ,tdreden in both the
; 36mudaud14$ponnd§i
1 “anti
. his advantage by nine point'saa
score before they started w
night? 5 lool’to 96. ,I
Mg; gee .upiIfor his
an
miss was a rarity. while Slosilon fell
|plause of all pro‘fient by. melting some
against ten in Tuesday night' a game
and a slippery gridiron prevented the
the
ay last.
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PRINCETON. N. J» Oct; '21.?
Princeton's offense show ed up well in
a scrimmage With the freshmen yes-
terdny afternoon. Tho Tiger varsity
succeeded in sec 5 four touchdowns
on the cubs in a. teen minute tussle
Three of the'tduchdowns were made
no, and “his aching was re-
mfibbly steady most of the ti e. His
es and direction in the a nd the:
tube shots were so accurate thatfa
down on the same type of shot’ re-
peatodly and then. would win the ap-
spectacular ,and nearly impossible
shot
The game lasted for seventydour
innings, and De Oros average Was the game again yesterday utter a lay-
tifty ssventy- -fourths. while he made off of nearly a wook. “Red" Genuert
the high runlof the evening, live. nnd.was responsible for the other score.
.Slossons _higli run was four. asIHe blocked an attempted kick of the
freshmen and ran fifty yards for a
touchdown.
I- The varsity had possession of the
hall most at the time and used noth-
ing but the new Emotions that were
:shown to the plum not the first
time this week. it m then new to:-
mations that pomittod the varsity to
score so frequently.
Rush took his players down to the
stadium ileld yesterday often-noon for
practice and it is probable that the
lertmouthI some will be staged on
the new field. The turf worm has
Idone a great at mischief to the field.
but not a sufficient amount to call a
hint to a few games being played
ithere
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. WOOL 21-108“!
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Harvard varsity team (rum doing any
heavy scrimmaglng yesterday after~
noon. Percy Hnughton ordered Ma-
ban to the side lines rather than takei
a chance of having the captain injure
his ankle or knee on a treacherous
g1 ldlron, and the members of the first “Buzz'j _LavI did all the kicking for
varsity team had only the lightestithe first team in the —absonce of
sort oi scriinmosinz against theIDI-iggs. whowas at class yesterday af~
sc.rubs Signal practice was held in' ternoon. His boots were long and
the baseball cage lhigh, allowing the ends. Hishley and
Saucy. whose knee _lIas bothered} l.BI-on. plenty of time to cover then.
returned to end DOB on. An MSBIA’S mlnm
gldglidge, whose arm has been affect-i
ed for two weeks by a muscle bruise,I
once again rem-nod to-the squad, glv-I
ing Harvard 3 pair of first class endsg.
'for the Come game.
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NEW HAVEN Oct. 21 —-Aitbough it teachers and enrolling more than 600,-
Dr “Dave" lebotl, who got back in a”
A The varsity subs bad a half hour of}
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scrimmage against the scrubs and in! ,
Ithat time rolled up 17 points Rollins
cked a dad goal from the twenty:
yard line. and pron and Nelson. of
:the substitutes.» went otter for touch-‘
Ido was. “Dom" Minot; fullback olsix
1years ago, played for the scrub team
and bothered the varsity‘s defense for
to short while.‘ \
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{of BOSTON, Oct. 21 -—Chnrley White
fChlcago. was. given .the decision,
lover Johnny Harvey of New 'York. in
'a 12 round bout Inst night. Harvey
who was nine pounds overweight. '.
kept on even terms. but White piled
up the points in the boom
. Nothing dip: II... utility in: kidney
trouble. it causes boohch
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, Oct. 21.—
Lorin Solon. captain of the University
of Minnesota football eleven. charged
with playing professional baseball at
Havre. Mont, last summer yesterday
insisted the charge was raise. He
said; _.
“In September I took a trixr fo
Glacier Park. On the wa‘y back I~ met
a number of Barre ball players on
the train. Later II number of Chi-
\“O‘j‘ o~‘~ web.
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in the Philippines ever since the U.
fibexau to extend control over these
islands. until now there are 4,300
schools there. employing ten thousand
000 pupils These ,tacts were laid be-
fore the Lake Mobonk Conference on
the lndian and other dependent pm-
pies today, by Frank- L Crone, Direc
tor of Education in the Philippines.
The school system, ho said, is main-
tamed by the Filipino people, and is
a source of no expense to the United
States
Aieoturo is a consistent athletic
program, under which more than 96
per cent of the pupils are receiving
physical instruction.
The whole morning session of the
conference was devoted to the Philip- .
pines.
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GOVERNMENT POSD’lONS OPEN. 'I
'1‘th .Civil Commission will hold‘
the quart rly examination on Jan. 3.
1916, for tilting vacuoles in the follow-
ing mechanical trade; and noneducn- '
. MOHONK LAKE, n. Y. Oct. til—“The? ‘
spelling book has followed the bayonet!
tional positions as they' may occur in
the Engineer Dept, at Large, Quarter; -
master Corps, [£921. Iand. other 0
branches :ot the Government Batman
in New London, Conn. and vicinity-H ‘
Carpenter Marine Fireman. Mate, Mar-
ine Oiler, inspector (Dredging, etc. ).
Applicants will not be assembled
for a mental examination. being rated
wholly on physical ability. training
and experience and general fitness.
For application Form 3800 and Form
.Znsrz. mnmhlot ol intimation. address
Mam. ,Bd..o oi mammal-o.
can, lineal" secretary. Postoitlco.’ ~er
oven. or District Bosnian.
m Wow.» Bolton. Nye.
Raga oq§%19ih.
283%}: lowing Were issued Oct. 39,
19161.3! furnlohod Rom ethos of A.
u. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents:
.Bridgeport, Conn.
Werner Beuiel Bridgeport, auto-
matic train- stopping mechanism.
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0Tb”
ii. Hamilton.
tray, or similar article (do
Harold
platter,
sign.)
Myron. B. Hammond. Bridgeport
garter (design. )
m. k 0 Hooxland,
catinsfiu
Will J. A houdtm Hartford. v‘oI‘I
ticol bearing.
Curl litSwebilluo and H. T R. Ha
nits. New Bayou. imam.
cation of intonalconbustiou engines.
motion.
Elbert B. Smoker. and his A Stacy,‘
Donbury, hot-slung main
Trade-Huh}
The Salt’s Textile Mfg. _Co.. Bridge- .
in the
port. velvet: and um
like
80!. prepared food for horsoo, cattle,
sheep, etc. '
Elizabeth I. Meadowcroft, Now
London, polish. ‘
M. Hemingway & Sons Silk 00.. Wo-
tertown, dental ilooo.
The J. B. Williams 60., Glastonbury.
toilet soap.
The Embalmers' Supply 00.. Fast-
port, certain named prepare ion{ for
undomkers use.
Arrow ~llllectric company. Hartford,
certain, named electrical fittings.
\
Opportunities~Read The Sentinel’s
classified‘advertisoments. .
2:;
To the «Board of County Commission-
ers of IFairiitaltl County:
l The Polish Republican Club. I. N 6.
Club, acting by Wltold Bndnlck. Presi-
dent, duly authorised by vote of sold
Club, herpby apply for a Club Certifi-
cate to entitle it tohm in its posses
slot: and dispense to its members.
an tactile to its social life opder the
provisions Chop. :.898 ?ubiié Acts of
cannons whom I knew boarded the
train. They evidently jumped at the
player. on. reaching Minneapolis they
spreadtthe false report that i had
been playing ball)!
Members oLLtb‘o faculty. beyond ad-
mitting the case was under consider-
alums any comment.
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