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An entirels new code of eligibility
regarding amateurism was recon:
mended for adoption by the Intercol‘
legltto Association of Amateur Ath-
letes of America through its Execu
tive and Advisory Committees at a
meeting held yesterday at the Wal-
i‘orf‘Astoria. presided over by Gustav
nus T. Kirby of Columbia University.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—-—lt is prob-
able' that the proposed Willard-Moran
mahchwiil not be held until late in
the spring when the weather will per-
mit an open air fight. Word comes
from Willard that he will not be
ready to enter the ring until May, and
under no circumstances will he agree
to battle in March as proposed.
The recommendations for the pro-
posed changes in the lnterco'llegiate'
Association constitution are substan
liaiiy the same- as were ratified b
the conference of twenty sports gov
erning' organizations at the Hotel As
tor last month, but there are three
in oiutionary additions as to college
.luen playing with professionals.
Perhaps the most notable facts
{event of its adoption in entirety it
he can receive the written consent
of the proper authorities oi his insti
The difficulty of obtaining a closed
arena large enough for a match of
such importance is mother reason for
“delay Talk of running the boat in
ylsome small ball and charging $100
:for every ticket is a Jolie on the facelmiili 1'01” ‘the 000031011 Wt”) Smith
of it. There is too much boxing going
on these days at popular prices for
innv such scheme to be possible
There are plenty of open air arenas
capable of seatihg enough pcopid to
tho boxers and leave 5&6ng "oh“
and it would not be "rascal-yids flies
the prices above the "crane rate.
RAMS?“
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“All roads lead to the Armory" to
night,
will mobilize their forces and attempt
to take another fall out of the local
quintette of basketball artists. The
Woosters will be ably supported by
about three hundred loyal Danburv
‘cltizons who have chartered a special
Beckniau. Seymore, Mullen and
Brotherton in the Norwaili lineup. the
.vlsitilrs will be opposed to a combin-
ation which will be hard to best. Re
iservpd sent tickets are on sale in
I!“ We m that In “’0 take in the us 000 that is to go to'bothendl of a" GM- “d "W “N .
tolway in Which they are ceiling; there
. will permit a college student. provided My the promoters for their troublel59°m to be no doubt but what there .‘
will he a record bushing crowd pre-
Isent. The Woestsrs. having captured
_ tution. to run a witch "we vith I mum Field in Brooklyn would be ""3 “m 0"" 0' "'0 ”ft“ m °°"
. professional: it will enable a college
; salaried players.
student to play summer baseball with
:i team on which there are profession
«is, "and against a team which has
provided he ecu sat
’. the rttten consent bf his cofiche an;
tho: ies; it will further ohms s"
‘ stud‘ltau compete- against men
e .-r:
restabushoo organisation and is em
» peting in a recognized sport.
. Adiidnry Boards, under the title of
' . any athlete "participating. in any pub
are one or more members who have
athletes to compete against anoth
1 team
:mors ncligible men. provided the op-
s‘iouals it; M in much stick I
practice ii common, as in golf and
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n which there may be one or
south Winn represents a well?
As to summer baseball, the question
which seems to have thus m- min
tmpodsible of solution by the coileg
lute authorities, the Executive ano
' Comting Against or with ineligible
Persdw." (the word professional does!
not appear in any part of the pro-
posed code.) advocate disbcr‘rvicht for
lie competition or edhlbition as a
member of a team upon which there
received directly or indirectly "in v
financial benefits for participating
without having obtained as a; condi
tion precedent the consent in wrl‘tlni!
to thus participate from the proper”
l-‘acuity authority of the university or
college of which he is at the time of
such participation a matriculated stui
'2 . dent. ”-
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, word in declaring that Bows m illi-
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autumn it; his
SYDNEY, N. S. W, Jan. *17.——-Lea‘
ed his title against George "Knock.
out"‘ Brown in a twenty round light
held, here Saturday. The referee“
awarded the decision to Darcy at the
end of the tweuikth round: as do .
clsion" was unpopular. The majority
of the 16 .000 persons who witnessed
the hoot were of the opinion that
Brown chided at least a draw. and
3h?“ were some who were not hicks
an excellent place to holdg the'
battle and it is not unlikely that t
arena will be the one selected.
Lani night. Moran said that the
wonev end-gov satire: him.
hutihpt "bub“ Tazzs'm had
to be setfi Jain he‘
nuclear ’ 30' “than“?
that Lbig W W
tee that $112.?” will-be hsId.
lniimy "profitable matches in sight an
cannot afford to be tied up tor th
fest of the winter season unless surefl
this-owl“ be no slip-op.
Um m Nil 101
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Tris Speaker of the world's cbunn
ion Red so: is one of the high priced
stars who must play for less money'
or and: o'th'cr "employinen’i. Speaker!
crow dearly $35,000 from Joseph J.
Ls‘uidu in 1914 and 1915. as s. result
of the Fed's' offers. Speaker will be
asked toisccept a substantial cut when
begetsreadytosign another-con-
actrte 'p
tract. Walter Johnsop.‘ who .1de
the Washingtons last winter and soon
jumped back for a. "0.000 salary. will
costiliae to draw the same money this
year. But in 1917 he Will agree to
pitch for half as much. no doubt. Ty
.Cobb. drawing 816.000 3 year from the
JTlgers, secured his contract, which
"iéxphss next fall. when the Feds two
rsago were scattering money in
all directions. Jake mines of the
his
his
'Rob'ins will keep, on drawing 89.000
gsnnnally forthe neatthflem as s
result of the Fed litigation. Joe lact-
son, with a $10M 901-17: Eddie 001-
tin... with :10"; ids'; Caldwell with
18. 000. Evers with 310000, Resusban.
with $10,000. are other stars with two
. ter Darcy. the Australian minute pm moi-chi 'wif bbi’triohi.
- u eight champion, successfully anions
intercollegiate hockey will disks a stint whiny Gasebbil lb .’ M hr the it'll 80"!
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“scent that they will repeat. but s Nor-
walk team on its' on floor. and with
a lilgup like tonight’s. will give the
lun—cohnty athletes an awful thistle
l'l‘jio ‘nomni 1am his a‘ their} of
W”: games vac out of stain. plan-i
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"will" mt show the mnburv- crowd
that the bitumen! 91th: iii do, oia‘
town is not as dead as they Mink ltl
Forms one came '1". and (3th cal"
to 'avoid the rush.
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rustic across-trio donation: oi the
Bunting club in Lowell. lass. Sun
dly evening. Tim ilurnsne, president
.,rcgor,bd deed.
of the blow Edmund league said:
“The NEW Engiud league has
turned out more but players than any
other minor league In the country and
now that if is about to be dissolved.
i think it proper to say that lines
eer has been marked by honorable
public and the owners thomTelves. l
have worked turd to nice the
a success. and have done so with
I chool league in Southwestern Cou-
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At a meeting on Saturday morning
at the Norwulk High School. at “ha!
.c'prcsehtntltes from the high schools
it Danbury, Brid3cport, Norwslk.
:cenwich. Adam and Milford were
meant. a constitution for I new high
lecticut. drown up "ind “Spied
The new long-tie is to hpknowsdc
be Southwestern Connecticut lute
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her husband. Wilma
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described by [million 0.
m and can superior can. su- said
that when Hides went home drunk
and beat the nag. she prepared to rt
nerve a beating. as it was his custom
to try his strum on the do'g uisi
beiore attacking her and her on chit
dung-um Hides" men for a divorce
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’0 include the above mentioned hig'h
=.choola This is the first time that
slasguooftbobixhacbhds-iltli'l
section has «or been cramped. and
woodwreswssmmod film she
" «m- the' custody of two minor
children.
we couple were married in Eng-
land on May 11194.net dbbut 1m:
years (go they canto to thiit country.
Besides threshing the «may and the
wt wuunm M I w“ would it ‘3 expected th‘t thfi ”DWI“ V‘" ‘0‘, be m I m of with: m
up in a baseball atmosphere and l
have always liked the game. l'In still
a young man. Just starting out. Thain M
the way I that about it. at least.
ltd sibsolute honesty is the best guar-
_0Wl'. lungsmsof‘thepoo‘rbost
will so the rich Yo'Lfng this?!
new takesball 'fil‘ahd goout
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be a great gtlp forward
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Motion of maAnov-tsnnd sw,m
. transmutation 'wtlibscoh-
trolled bpaitl‘sseclltive canon.- h0-
, ; The game is makinh great strides. his full porters; the council wm cali-
«.1 n. (ma acuity. and“! Gillian»
{ autos of its permanence. and more"- yore-“hit" from each school in sec.
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rile i- this will WM
lone. but will M91050 all of the Niki
”duel-$088011 note" this whit Will! iii! stltdtion, not only as an “M linl‘ 1“" Vt", 3P '3'“
playing of the rYale-P " catch and is" a moral developer
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Reports Gain the middle west credit
Johnny Evers with expressing the
wish thathe might be permitted to
return to Chicago and play on the re
ment of Joe Tinker.
saying:
“Nothing would please me more
than to be back at the old station and
believe me. being under Joe’s man
agement would not make any differ-
ence with me. I am not that kind,
He is quoted as
am sure it would bring the old town
onitsfectonoemorcifwecouldbe
seen playing at the old muslin.
“'l mu near home in Boston. come
home every Saturday night. and I In
in due with the ‘ people there and
would hate to leave; but at the same
time for the good of the lesiue i love
(but =which doesn't love me). I would
:scridce all this if it could be ar-
ranged, and remember i have a con
tract that provents my move] with
out my consent."
bendd lessn. autumn and sun-
won. heebsll mick“ free
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hrd. bewss lsborng undwsmmkd
"i did consider appointing it. Oct
acct. dot as s regular deputy. but sim-
ply to transact ionic special bdliinasi,
sulfidesoncspecislwcrhtovme."
m Posse told a reported sector
day. over the long-distance win. “but"
his What was never made, and
unemwffibmlbblicve. Idonot
care to shy dittch about this matter.
«0930 “Mil. plain that Mr. Col-
loci has never bees appointed by me
can an "I. morning. . m \ Nu IW
i 1:14» ‘03.! "Elwin” fishing“
obtain: in lilo vi 6.1100?! é .mq the twentieth imam iii .
was.
it hockey. phyfivéntexdav on air
acorn-sown mu Pond. file “III '1’
that place detected wows lb no
tags in Boston daring-the ocular
with m Mos-tune”
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embankment-rm“
mnflthttlldsaisu'msb
, sfadise. assistant
therédnti. and homerethsn that 0111!.
. uninter- is admissible by low. "
”SINK” that the propelled -
Moran" fim my. be held nhyi’llbre'
Rom Mson square Garden f8 m-
or Califoriiis «at his «input is:
night witch promoters from all m
». the countl‘y arrived here in Iii chm
to obtain the signature 6! Jobs "Wil-
lard, heavyweight clumpto’n. fit a'
contract. The announced Whoa
between Tom Jones. Willard‘s flitti-
ger. and Jack Carley. a
this afternoon was uwroductiva. One
lay it developed. denim to Mos
the fight on his own account and is
not wanting Bern Koo-rack dbl
To: Richard so ha- been snnodnded.
William Weihnsn. s New Ytp'k pro
the Kmart-Rickard interest, it
was annoueed.‘
Barney Oldfield the adtomwile
racer. also uttered a’ bid to! the
C. If.
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rectors q 3|!ch
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Presl “by $03?
a'wuy. .
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company.
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gm. w. a. when;
As ptatodhe!
company" will be” rnii
nune. hut will be mssltg‘cd
oilic‘crs of
company" conducts mamas
lag in westpbft'fi
Controls All WW m
and its auxiliary
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lord. Fair 10% gig
sectiflii‘ot'tfldniifiyf
port and vicinity; It owns
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motor, srrived today and is hudfin g
heavyweight classic. Be a “pre-
senting Jim" Moth. the!“ has:
cisco m. and is‘snsioncdohve ,‘
on; non we "in Tis ice-stifle?“
Evidently livers dwc not enjoy the _‘
tprospects of working under the "$0,:
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