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it!!! um. Jan. u.-m.a to
the w of a major sport in in.
note mm- bitchy will open
Harold lrolan. who covered second
and third base for the New London
club two years ago, has been sold out-
right to the Omaha club 0! the West-
ern League by the Philliee. after being
flatworm prove its most suc-
? cos“ season at Yale the coming
week. My campus collegisns the
[recalled from the Montreal Royals
’where he performed in stellar faith.
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as scum uoxwats uvuuso’ summer.
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Motor boat men have done great
work in the last year, and the result
of their developments will be seen at
the annual Motor Boat Show. which
will open in the Grand Central Pal-
ace on Saturday, January :9. and will
attract the attention of the public un-
mefim.~z .1 mm... ...
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5‘ all rival big universities. while track
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w clonal “ cross-country
: .ahofl 10rty yards behind the leader
. finished. - J. W. .Overton. Yale. and
ion. lrelna. when with New London.
.' A. cm... second with so pointsfbniy
same i now panoraily ranked ahead
of lie-hall and truck athletics. rowing
and wont alone outclnnslng it in
: univcmlty estimation. it has not yet.
however. been given rank as a formal
major sport but a move to supplant
. (tack. macs wlth it has been made
and the undergraduates believe that
the than will take place before
‘Pmany seasons. '
Yale undergraduates feel that hock
ey now occusz the entire winter sea
son. through the construction of arti-
ficlat ice rinks in this and other cities.
with largely attended games, against
uthletics is confined to a couple of
meets early in mop spring. Bassbai‘
is alwayavin a’snail because ot-oiigi
billty Qualifications. has been prohibit
ml by many Northwestern universities
and he! never been allowed in a num-
ber of New. England's large prepnra
{cry schools.
. ”2) '3“ gm
N&‘YORKWW£—;§&n Giuli‘i‘
no ‘ the big Greet distance run]
, ner ot the Mlllroso Athletic Associa
“0112‘; this city, won the senior iia
championshi;
overtuie Van Courliandt Park coursv
Salinity. The. winner's time was
32:“isb. Hermes Kolelimainen. Irish '
Medan Athletic Club. was second,
and-much Sprlngteen, Yonkers. Y
'~ 11.3. A. finished third. The team
: pi'lsntwas won by the lrish-American
‘ A. marlin 25 points and the Millmse
~ fifteu‘men started and all but two
Stuntmnoot, Mercury A. C., Philadel-
phia...lld not start.
com LIFE GUARDS :WIN FORM
iNDEPENDENT rive. .
The Couipo Life Guard basketbal‘
team of “'cstport. outplayed the lr
dependents of Bridgeport. Friday
evening at National 'llali; Westport.
The use Guard team mass m
Independents all through the game,
the score being 40 to 26.
MORE COMFORTABLE 7
Admirer-Do you ever paint pio-
times in the, nude!
Artist-0h. hardly! I usually wear
a working iacltet.—-'-Yale Re
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WEAK PROM GRIPPE.
Home missionary Tull New Site Roc-
hnd Her smooth.
"I am a Home Missionary. was weak
.. and run-down after a hard speel of in.
.grlppe. I had headaches. indigestion
Ins one of the best inilelders in the
league, being noted as a hard hitter
and a fast man on the bases. 'liis re-
lease was not a surprise, for be was,
won any chances to make good
and failed.
Ntli Will's W
Hill Willi some
ClllCAGO, rm meniscus us
oi'd for roller skating is claimed. 8st-
srdsy for Anton Erlintoii Chicago.
was mud in plies in: {22 em: a
motioned metallic ‘fdri‘be? timid
4.4 in.“ 2d. mid? fly? WM
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u’WMfllmm
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luiward V. G . or.
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he witsburkhf. l league' team.
‘uiiswe‘t'o, ~flurry call, has arrived
_. ..ew iork. l-‘rom one of the back-
Mrmm it was iconoclast
qfiaygiwt his We
it. ' . . and rim-y siudiotn
New York and . with President Gil-
..e the purchase of the Cleveland
ludinns will be discussed.
Sinclair, who attended the meeting
A the baseball mansion in Cincinnati
.s one in New Ycrit today; After the
deiOflce with 00mm. GMI'lnd
..uinstock he trill accented!” Owin-
.. ....u Coiustock to Clevelapdmhere
negotiations for securing contiiol of
.le Cleveland team will be taken up
.th the baiikers' committee. which
or. controls the club because of n
$0.000 mortgage. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ _
Comstock. who was in Pittsburgh
ionuiiy. left for Cleveland Tuesday
mung and was in that city until
.'ednesday afternoon. Representing
he Ward interests. Comstock is said
6 have arranged with a well known
Cleveland-financier to accept the pres
‘uency of the lndisns in the event of
.wlnner and himself securing control
of the club.
Before leaving for New York Gwin-
amm'nltbwmhidflsclfi
roster of last year‘intact for eventual-
ities. Rebel Oak‘ésA'Pmanager of the
Federal team. has been in Pittsburgh
ince Monday "awaiting develop-
menu.”
ionic Lions, 0i
titliliilll, illiiillliili
Jack Holland. manager of Young
Lyons. at Stamford. conduits m
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audaci- in nychasband unlined
, all Mae. A friend salted the kitty
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lonelier. of interest to masts and
tight promoters in Norwalk:
visas-ta the result is i am free from Sporting ,Editor of South Not-win
thdspmbles and i feel well and.
_ etio- 0d able to 80 to work again."
almanac Johnson. 'i‘owsnds. PI.
Sentinel: r
III Sir: Young Lyons. of Stem
ford. wishes to challenge any 132:1“
.mwon Vino! was so Why iufiorwslir. flekwoiild like to
(ut‘v 'Nldlng up Mrs. Johnson“. mm may» Kelly.
“is because it is a constitutional
rem welt contains poptonste. of ‘
cobnrich and revitalise the
lib nourishing properties__
‘0. “99““ healing ine'llia
firm who. rmn‘ m.
was * amen m or
*mfiéwis‘b om. ’m‘ “ ism
, ._ 9! j Bfldnwn
Ym Mons has a large following
realis- in outliers. rheumatism
DWIDMVO alumnae tool
boy at the negt showinnpper little
nit. Melam- n WIN
51"?lfikmffl'mrty fits-ac.
ford. Conn. ' ' , .
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til’ Saturday. February 5. As this will
be the only exhibition held by the Na-
tional Association of Engine and Boat
Manufacturers in the entire country.
biot'or boat men and enthusiasts will
come from everywhere.
” The committee in charge of the
show is Henry R. Sulphen. of the
Elco. chairman; James Craig, Scott
B. Matthews. of the Matthews Boat
Company. Port Clinton: Crispin Ogle
bay. of the Form Machine and Foun‘
dry Company. and George Lawley. the
veteran boat builder of Boston. John
J. Amory. of the Gas Engine and
Powor Company, is president of the.
association and an exomclo member
of the committee. The members of this
committee are experienced at such
work as handling this show. and have
many attractive features which will
be “interest to the public. The exhi-
bition will be the largest ever held.
andticboauviubotmnstow
feet h length. ml will represent all,
nonpublic these stars.
While the show is in progress the
non ' meeting of the National Am
ciati .of Eula! and Boat'hisnuiac-
intii meiosis tutu magnum
' "notion, ‘i'n [Warranty-
a, , " 1‘ This meeting wiii‘ prob
ably be held on Thursday. February
.i. and later them attic soup
elation will have luncheon together.
nations will be made by, the ulcers
and special committees. and those on
standardisation and on inflation will
be particularlr interesting. mums
are bola made to standardise puru-
ot engines. and if some method can
no mm simiiu'to that of the auto
mobile industries things will be limp-
lihd for the motor man. the
dealer and the manufacturer. ‘
[HWY Blilll
BOS’lflN. Jan. lit—Saturday's sale
of the Boston National Rogue club to
a syndicate of local men represented
by Percy D. Belgium and Arthur C.
Wise was the talk of fandom hate to-
day and many conjectures were heard
as to the success of the Braves under
the new ownership. Regrets were
heard in many charters that Clancy
had sold out, but there were more peo
ple ready to say that they believe it
was a mighty good thing to have the
Boston club owned by Boston men.
Gaitnexmsde himself very popular
here but at the same time there al-
‘ways has been a slight undercurrent
of feeling against an out of town own;
ership. Hsughten. it is confidently be
lieved. will succeed as a magnate and
as he is known to be a level headed
once ‘in the slightest way with the
playing-end of the hotness iii-.spito
of the fact that he knows coaaflerablc
about baseball.
Hana-isms“: or the Bravo
sent the 'followingtcicumlroin Bul-
dock, Ga.) to moon: "The sale
melon entirely um by me.
Duply appreciate the. tone of your
mum. Best wishes." , '
ariflaiighton will‘amnie active work
"Among the benefits that will be
worked." says Dreytusl. "will be a
stricter standard of discipline. With-
out a Federal league the players who
come down to earth and play real
baseball or go back to the minors at
minor Icaxulo salaries. This does not
linean that with the More in the sad-
dle the bail players will have to worn
at- mcnisl wages. ' The stars will Il-
ways command a salary. They are
the artists of their profession. Tito
'other men will goblins wages. ‘
league means a bottir standatdof
baseballlu'the induct-him”. may
mix to the minor‘ ism... Ind by
strung along and looted will have to‘
"The ‘iboliahi'fi‘en ”brine Menu
of tbe‘"‘big league” player: will be
forced by greater competition to drop
Charles Cooley rescind the election. following. who aided us during the sea-
The team after hard practice. met its son: Mr. A. B. Russell Mr. H. W.
played vith Ansanil. The expected Belius. Mr. A. o. Hildreth and um but
thing was accomplished by the An-ynot least. the owners of Amusement
souls team, in that the home boys pup
were lifted off their feet by a greater;
mass of weight than they possessed. BRITISH ARMY AT KUT-
The score WM 24 to 0. The next game EL-AMARA SURRODNDED
was with Disbury: Manager Hum BERLIN, lan. l0. by wireless
was not able to find weaker teams to to ‘Sayviller—The British army at
give us pmtice. as the season W.Kut<lj.~\mara. in Mesopotamia,
too for advanced. Danbury also proved has now been surrounded com-
inotbor overwhelming disaster to us. plctcly by the Turks. according
wt trimmed in at the rate oi 20 to o. to Constantinople advices given
“Mitten 31in was our next opposing out“ today by the Overseas News
team. and u. wens time to an our Agency. It is said the Turk:
followers that u.“ my amount.“ have advanced to the main de-
about the am called football. lil- lenses of the British.
turd “I our m "cm. in "ism“ The main British army in
-
Mesopotamia. according to these
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m DAYS m gyms W ”W” Nor. 20 ................. Ridgefleld 0 NOTE OF BELGIAN
. Nor. 3i .................... Milford 0 OFFICIAL PRESS BUREAU
49" Nor. o ................... Danbury 13 HIM/RE» Fiance: I‘m 10, 5130
Fame“ mull W, SAYS m m [MIMI m N. H .S. 95 pts. Opponents 101 ptsya‘ M’J‘Thc Belgian OlfiCial
Pom. Scored. ’l’ress Bureau gave out the follow-
"""“" ' Copley. Capt. ..................... 27. “‘5 “0.“ “”133 ‘ "M°“s‘g“°’.N93"
I )Barney Dreyfuss, owner or the .0”th from m DIG!) J_ Leach“ ..................... 20‘ la:, Bishop of Namur (Bglgrnm),
littsburgh Pirates, am 9. WIN" --—--- W. Sturdevant .................... 1811w 3 ‘5 passing through wet.
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VOWII ideas on how to solve the entire “5001- ““0 ‘3 (OPENING 918‘“!!! 38‘ W. Mailer _ 6.5mm the previous “fitment that
“baseball situation. . mention. 8. Kelley ......................... 6 g: molewzhlongoxswer ‘0 'the
He favors the distribution of the Those of last year's team, who were M. Barker ......... s rman iteG (concerning
.siars of the erstwhile outlaws anions in the school at the time. consisting 5_ Tarlov U: """""""" 6 allegationstof erman _atroc(i;l;es
“he socond division clubs of [he ms; of mule. Tum, Mcrril Mer, . ........................ 1n Belgium), and sent it to . n:
Uor leagues and furnishes a little in Charles Copley, Byron Cantrell, 3.... Total .............. '9; 2:0“ 3‘85")le $eftfmmto¥no£iflfi
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the ”m t? prove lust why it is “0‘ called New" to elect a captain. We give our sincere thanks to the2 slum. and to the Vatican and to
the gold mine it has been pictured.
the Belgian episcopate. He did
this in November.
“More recently Cardinal Mer-
cier (Primate to Belgium). to.
gather with the Bisohpli of Na-
mur. Diego and Toumai, “dices-
‘cd 3 letter to the German episco-
patc asking that it intervene With
the Imperial Government to 'nb-
tain an off-vial inquirv _ into
charges of German atrocities in
Belgium. This letter has not been '
answered.”
PARIS. Ian. to. 4:49 a. m.-
“The Bishops of Belgium have
sent a collective letter to Austrian
and .‘German bisho- rcolviira'iso
denials by the prclfstcs of WE‘WO‘
cmpires_tiiat the allegations. ' new
pccting German atrocities in Bela *
plum are authentic.” says the
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ll m WWW.
nun no one anticipates his intertor- '
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"no Wot- their
but was notouretpi in‘sootbali tut:-I
tics. . his guns ended with the brat:
victory fol-NJ]. anaconda]
too. Aweeiilatorourboyswontto
. their
.uummtmnfl-ammu
this same'compelltlob the baseball of
on two 'big leagues-yin be benefited.
Bail players will now have to work
for us instead oflpnrwpltinxfor
them. Domini: .. tsunami
league took~ away’. 1' the National
and the American lesson. about a.
000.000.” . .,
titanium
*rinmmmerm.w—m rc-
signation of Milan-innit of on»
cinnati. chain-inf the National Car
Minion.- uduniosotuun anti»
commission. which he been tic-court
of last mm for baseball and since
1004. will come withthe hi «you
tioo of all matters' rotating to to
peace agreement between amino
baseball and the Federal league. so
cording to information received here.
Both the Andean and mu
‘lsasues favor the plan to do away with.
thecoimninsion, it is said, and had the
peace terms been settled finally at the >-
timc. the recent meeting in Cincinnati Now '9 ”e "0‘ going to are real
would have ban the final one. ‘ excuses why the outcome of the game
The {a ct that the members of m leaks dismeeiulto the N. H. 8. eye.
commission had the dissolution of the Danbury had changed her line-up from
body in view became known at the the last time that the Green and
meeting in Cincinnati. and it was this White played her. so that now Nor-
that caused the delay in the mom” walk High bucked up against a team
dole-unworh. Taurus-advan-
out up a good an, hot the Glow
wichtcain. idsopiayin‘ shrd sand
than!!! Mt hi! the rut dope on
how to improve the m of the
m. The team am under their
mum but their was shown
it the Win: canoe on Help
told and Milford. They proved two
mull victories Milo. ”loo. Ind
as to o. muctively. Nos-wail new
Ill but one more game in its ms
schedule. with Daabury. high hopes
ware cut for this name by the foot-
hii cnthusiiists of the school. The
team practiced. every day. learning
new formations and signals to the last
letter of induction. On Friday. No
“winner :8. the team left Norwalk at
1:30. and travelled to Daubury by auto
bus, many of the students accompany
in: them.
i
but also showed theirbId spot. the.
left uswithascore-of‘flton. Ir.’
Home correspondent of them
‘Parisien. “The Belgian'm
who signed the letter affirm“
they themselves conducted _an in-
vestigation. village by "Village.
which dmsgidflth” tincmcr'c'
tithe of“ a}, clm' w
'mtce underflst'imatcd ti: we >
if anything: ‘ -:
“To cut short the continually. ‘-
tlicy proposed the formed-biota '
advices. isiu retreat. iopoo men.
having been left in Kut-el-Amarc
to cover the movement.
The conquered positions are
near hiaisonsdc-Champagnc. The
,Gcrmans Guardraidiriwncrs.
including seven officers.T five
machine guns and one large and
[seven small mine throwers.
A French counter attack. madc‘
go it}: cast of the positions taken
,- gfiem m by“ . .
- - her of Bel an Dish 5". m" .
A Get-mu circuit division ab and Goring; Bishopsupand'MI .
prclates. Such a court could see
and ' judge what tlrchrwnne-c— ‘
tually did in Belgium Thornt-
crs of the letter soy tint if it’bd'“
true‘that it is'tlu- first dutv of the .
lclem to sacrifice ailttofltctrnth,
'the Bishops of the {Sunni Kain
ire: cutout decline to mitt
is .
“This letter was written on
. fl, and thus far hawthm
nit-tits of the Allies at Fumes. i
On thecastcrn front an advance
attempted by strong Russian dc-
tachmcts at Belcstiany was re-
TRAN SPORT, SHIP
.01" THE ALLIES SUN! P
BERLIN. ]an. IO. by wireless
to Seville—The sinking of a Y
transport ship at the Allies, filled M ,
with troops. at the time of th' “5 Several Wm l“? I
withdrawal of the French Ind lacs-m on the warm Roms-I *1
British force-sitters mug of the is understood their mimic:
(iallipoi'i- Peninsula is reported in make their letter public. Those?
Constantinople dispatches give“ who have seen. the text Pf‘lht'kffi
out today by the Overseas News‘ter declare its publication would
Agency. :have a profound cited. and itis ‘
The following dispatch, under understood the Vatican is en- -
date of Constantinople, was giv- (leavoriiig to prevent such . no”
on out by the News Agency: lion.” .
“The Milli Agency states that the! ‘ .
Turks were making preparations BELLIGEREHT COUNTRIES
for three days for the attack on! BAD OFF FINANCIW
ROME, Jan. 9, 8:15 p“;f fly—‘-
tlic British and French, and that
lotion or the commission to act for an- that outweighed her by some twenty
other you; In v1" 0, m. m dlf- pounds per man. The "brand new
ncult problems which might dovehp, laid that was given to the D. H. 8..
however, with the dam“ of the Fed Athletic Association. was nothing
era] League, it V,“ thouiit but to I“: more than compactors thathadboan
on and an old m“ "m' reelected flooded. Altholoh Remit. lira town
for another term. by the sea. and accustomed to SOME
An amicable meanest h“ m water. it was something. new for us
reached and m. mm or the to wallow second in mod that was.
commission will occur betel-och.“ some seven "PW“ W and “I“
a another Muslin) m it is us instthedhlnc'fluwclk baa-dim-
“ - Ibopec upon. Danhosrtcl-od her sca-
' son with um guns. with Lficiory
him : ~‘bnr thumb-bdrm“.
‘ surcgg‘mcxno up M "u “M ""- ‘r “-3- of
ROME, Jan. 1094‘ fishing!“ ‘to 0. When the whistle blew for
vessel has patio “‘Alio‘with the the close of .the momma
liieboat from diestcamsiiip ‘An- came. the ammucbu limit
cons, which ’had'bécn picked up; *msutnea 'opuit‘hcvictors. be-
Eimnhiationofm‘c-‘boatsccmc omen MIMI WM-
bearout‘thcasscrtion dist-it m‘mmutmm mine are»
fiffimafiflhytheAm-fW‘Mj . .,
"l“ “5W7 “dim: was: cloud the» season of ms foot"
the'MM-m. WM to marathon-toes.
.,
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.‘ascdcs a? 1 ‘ in: the
the results are not yet fully “From a financial point; new
known. All the positions of the the year X915 could nothzve clot“ ,,
enemy near Scddoi Bahr and ed worse than ltldl‘. Sou-all bk
Tekc Bot-nu were occupied by the belligerent coantncs,”snd5igno‘r
Turks, nine ccnnon being captnr- Luigi Luzzatti, former lta‘liaii
ed. Turkish artillery sank an Premier, in an interview publish-
cncmy transport filled with sold~ ed today in the Tribune; “The
lets. An sperm amount of Exchange rate paid by thc_Cen-
booty was captured. tral figures,” continued Signor
“A Turkish aeroplane shot Luuatti, “is getting woo-c every
dOWB an enemy biplane nearSed‘ day, evidently due to the require-
dol Bohr.” menus 7o£“tlra#purclmsc abroad.
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IN ENGLAND CLOSED Framgthe (:5;ny power
LON DON. its—“The in had-doesn't» theist-
Tliree Pigeons.” onc’of England’s change with #4 *co-sricc- .Cfliept
oldest and most humus inns and Rusfiandhaly.’
the sole existig tavern of Eliza-l 13‘1th durum at-
bctlian times;.has been closed by tributesthe advanceinlcidlan
the Middlescx licensing Justices 10 W ' ‘
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