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game started with spectators sitting
or. the floor along the sltleliur
standing on tables, sitting on the drill
houses. in the cage in the gallery. and;
in nieariy every spot where it was
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fill mains
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J. Smi h. Md be i back; .._._._...I possible for a human being to obtain
Harry t Em" e no r m M ”W” a foothold. The Danbury crowd eon-
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_ m YORK. y“. 13—41mm; protesI Tun“. military “boom have enter- tioiiutnmm; 13mg... Orr/K 01lr'elltric 3:13:21; :lIro :3;an kf‘edg- t negated underh the west basket; and
: ' the troll. whlc issued from the poo-
clonal sport suitors periodical set ed teams for the national shooting; 'm 'u up in we“! mean league . odice‘ MI ll! m ,
backs, no matter in what part of tho‘tmphy for military schools presents-dime en" ""9 “09"“ here NOD-H! by
\. orid it is staged, is shown by recent
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itet
Having considered .the Smith and.
the executive committee of the Unit- yesterdsy. paying a belated New
events both in this country and Eng
land. Baseball is just emerging from
a season of depression, financial and
otherwise, in this country, while in
England soccer, which corresponds to
_. baseball in the'Unlted States, is being
subjected to an investigation and
houseclesning. Public interest in pro-
fessional soccer has been seriously
nifected throughoilt the British Isles.
h; disclosures . which involved the
honesty. of some of the players. The
facts were brought out at an inquiry
conducted by the Football League and
disc Football Association with the re-
sult that eight men were permanently
barred from playing. Four of these
.wprofesslonsls were members of the
by the War Department. The matches. ted Sm“ Golf Association. The rol-
Year’s call, or something of that no
the Joneses and the Doyles in base-l
unit! have done credit to o soot!
open to team of ten cadets from any
military school rifle club enlisted
with the National Rifle Association.
begin Ian. 22 and continue to March
18, the shooting to be weekly. Be-
sides the trophy, ten silver medals
will be presented to the winning team
in Class A and ten bronze medals to
the winning team of Class B. Each
team is composed of ten men and the
five best scores count for record. Ten
shots standing and ten shots pront
will constitute each man's shooting in .
each match. Rifles used are the reim-
lntinn .22 calibre and iudses appoint
ed by the rifle association-will wit
near. each match. The teams entered
in the two classes are:
[plans of track and hold athletics. so
to the lure. when he was summoned to give
testimony before an iolormal inquiry
of baseball writers, says a New York
ing brings the golf amateur
fur as getting indirect proilts as a re-
sult of proficiency in the game is con- 91101111189
cernod. Under it amateurs “are pi-o-I The ilrst question salted him was
hibited from wceptlng or holding anyvlhe first. question which is always
position as agent or employee um lr‘t- naked-rot the guests who postlmod with
eludes as part of its duties the hold- the late Ms by those who wert‘not
ing of golf supplies. or engaging in in close 101M! '1!!! that lamented
any business wherein one's psefnl UK“. the mum bolus II
near or prodts arise because of skill follows:
or prominence in the game of golf.” “Can this guy Raul! really hit?"
Frank L. Woodward of Denver, “He can. " said 3. Harry, emphatl
president of the association. expiain- 08".? “And he C“ M! “in“!!! 30'!
ed that the new rule is an amendment the. hittingest 1'0““ Y” 9'" 3‘" it
to Section 7 of the organisation's try-A 3“ your born days Try to Filth Oil
laws and is the sixth that m. anon. on him and he'll knock it over tin
V6 committee has made upon the- taupe. Try to .W one over his be
With a crowd of thirteen hundred '
i) ll, 1 boiler factory. in full blast. Nor—I
tribe ‘3” $233; “a :ll:::rlotn::: wildl'l' enthusiastic basketball fans walk was congregated one thousand
' . ' ’ packed into the Armor ll
vme_ of the Burnses. two who 7 and n his strong on the sides and at the east
themselves hoarse last evening. the
The first Tomih'orwalk basketlnll to- defeated
their old rivals. .
was one of the infield of Anson’s fa- M11 team n 2:. ngm “8::
1
m0“ Chicagos—Ansons, Pfeifer, est basketball battles ever staged
Burns and Williamson. Burns played on the Armory no“ The mum
both short and third. aw i ‘
sitions with Wil ”p “3 po- oi the game could not be even guessed
llamson. at until the last minute. but the local.
T0“ Burns, "‘9 outfielder, “Di-1101' boys made a strong finish in the last
nae performer. pln'yed In Hammond!“ minutes and the bell rung with
3'90le“ 30¢ "9" York. HO came to the score 20 to 21 in favor of Nor-
the Giants for a brief while at the end walk
of his baseball career He wear Long before the starting time the
am class in all respects and a vigor 'uowd started to are into the Armory
w tee.
m coachor. and they kept coming until after I V017 fe m“
George Barns. now with the Giants c’rloclr. At 8 o'clock. seats were at Th“ “mm” “3“" '5'” the M to
end. and their
the Danbury crowd's
shade.
howls of delight put
attained distinction (or skill with bat roar in tho '
and hell were Toms.
Petty fightshnd arguments» were fre- .
re’auem' but owl-a to the excellent work '
rec! Moors Hunt and Homily serious
tronblew was avoided. These two men
handled the crazy mob in line shape.
and deserve a great deal of credit for
their work. What would have been
serious trouble started once or twice.
but prompt and ancient action baths
two tracers. quieted things down in a ,
»
I litterpool Club, three belonged to the. ("Bass “A"— New Mexico Military in
_ anchoster United Club and the otherIstitute Rosewell; New York Military
one played on the team of the Chris Academy. Cornwall on Hudson:
subject. He said. and he‘ll reach up and tear the
is a worthy member of the ramuy— e. premium, and by halfpast, there “We" “- the "w" “d the routers A
“Violations of the rule will be tab or the pill. LI! one our the
S my. a splendid an on M puts, us hardly a seat in the house. The "0'“ l“ “m“ ‘°" W" ms:
t., slowed by penalties which will be and “‘1’?“ well Mandi murder, th_ I scours thrower and good hitter. 93")!“ rows around the entire floor "’3'“ “*0“ 5"“ men practic ~
I'll-l ClulsflIlz'oI signaled was aIttached John's Military Academy, Dolaflechlb) the “cum” 0mm” on the“ And h. m “3'3 m," There's ”mm, M” Burns. the we". reserved a. me“ were all with the Dunbury team. and it will =
a any 0 c a s ese organ rations Wis; Bordentown. N L. Military in Imam, of individual m" and '1“ b. ”mo, “0 and 08. orooyothd' Int 5....“ ot the 00110118."!!0 tshca My in fir m8. "l'he Don lava “ a Iard latter to Utah ”to
1’" H ‘u lpm‘ted :1“ cerium play-guilt“; Rem.“ Mum. 8cm suspension. expulsion, or M. order‘ old way." pa out- of carnal-aim most of last bury delegation; three Watt-one; M‘ he) The Dnblry “‘3 m‘
: :lélrofilr: tire tutti; 1:18: 85:81:: Boonvillo lip ' "wthmtem Ill " skins the accused a permanent MO "I “V N" ”'39-" '1“ Wild 3“ year Eddie. the small Mb" 0' the d“ W m w “m ““4 and. drowlod'out. however by the roar , .
.1 1 ”my and "“31 Academy. Highland fessional. " Donovan. ironing into the me. “a? Plum”. cams rapidly lubeeason and consoousatly bad to take the best “'0“ the local W 'W the m” , .
in Eng and professional football——- Park. ill: St. John's School. Manlius, l- I ’ J. a. W i “; 5.11". did ercellent work in the world's ser they can; at, m u, not m‘wolk team made its appearances row
the association or goccer; game—takes N _,,Y.: apvard hillitarssfiohool. hos F; It“ slows m l'd lilo 1.. gm Burns was alpitclter m, the Imkm Wm M ”I when
he place of professional base ll irt' Angelou Cat; )1qu Hark. lll.. Aoa— .*
' etosee mum~ Cincinnati“. ovr Mould.lndroom.andtb
I he United Start-s. Rugby is c lined demy: ehnessee Militia-y Institute, er's “03mm“ a 1:. limpet" Manci- . g e
colleges, and cricket corresponds Bwectwster. . “Bill? ,W “ '
to tennis so far as Mflhllc integral is} .‘Clasa "B'L—ulliaml . Militant luu- WW5“ m: WEE:
mcé'rnedmfi Kill the big association lute, Germantown. 0.; Din hour A or, '; slow the by!" wmlldJIlll fill! in Will H
. IWMM mason frorh‘ lid'bMSdlio’ol,“ Asllrevllle': fl C.: filtc och ’ ‘ " > w“ ". "m " lo: the plate and be Just reach out
. 1b 100.000. while there is no held IMilltary Academy. San Rafael. Cat; NEW YORK.Jan.18.—Bulfalo muy‘and golf‘lt out of (final-d.”
. Isles enough to accommodate the pee Shattuck School. Farlhnult. Minn; land the much talked of return match "I saw him hitting against that left
1* at the final match for the English Nkzareth Hall Military Academy Nn- lbetween '1‘ were]
I . ed Lewis and - '
f cup in time of peace. Like pmfeev idreth, Penn: Wentworth Military‘ Willie ill! binder: an”. $38!!! m
(dominoes on'BOCDBIMD; "
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chi mu“ Motor“
elbnal baseball, professional footballIAt-ademy, Lexington, Mo; Missouri C. e; :93'; ”slam £222.; “J: 5;: 1::
. rifts managed to keep an untninted re- Military Academy; ”Mexico. Mo: Mt. raising hm bid lbp‘tho bout bétw JM' with “C ‘ “3‘
putation as a general thing." Bv ini'l‘amalpals Military Academy. San Rn- these- two near fightvhlgllts l0 “ml "N0." said J “it "Well.
spite of heavy gate receipts. the Brit fael Cal; Nebraska Military fica- and asking that the managers of the in Chicago W elm of W ‘ it.
"Join professionals are poorly paid and demy, Lincoln: Columbia. Tenn" Mlli- lighters be untitled seam “ran ‘ m0 .m ' h H
their small pay ma) have tempted the my Academy Jimmy Jolminoa. mom titer'mh'r «or u I the 3*
shelled men to make a bit onl the ,. . gotten
the interests of Lewis, snapped up armpits. But then he was only up four 7
offer at once and said that he would times Oh. he can MN I don't think
Inccept on behalf o! the English he's as valuable I ball player in In
fighter. Johnston has been tryingllll around way as Leo MW. W! h
to arrange a match between these can "“1”“!!le h" Don't make
boys at the welterweight limit of 1“le mist-Io about that Left hand-
u...“-
pounds. and it is browned would in are. right- -ba'ndora-theyre an the
side by dishonest playing.
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. I The Brisk Smoke— “E all” Durham
‘ ‘ alert-looking ii i t
roll a WhBull' (Ewell; ugarctbe—rt’o‘l‘llrfnamalllfllmge ll: Rosella
punctuate a crisp sentence with a puff of '".Bull His mmd re-
sponds to the freshness that'sxin the taste of “Bull” His senses are
10 0“" mm [W slat on Ritchie making that w same to Be . . ’7‘
. ., ; KANSAS CITY Mo, Jan. :8 —Jcss which he failed to do in a ”318:; ting. that's mm HP "I m Nb A
1 I _.__.__ . . Willard champion heavyweight pugl: encounter, In namlpg conditions forl ,
u ls doubtful if Larry Lnjoie will be “8‘ W“ 8‘8““ by m“ cm” ‘0' a match in Madison Square Garden A h - ‘ - '
seen in major league“ ball next sum. it tight with Frank Moran °f PM“ Johnston stipulated that Ritchie W W 80'.” C ‘
Her, and if this proves to be the case; burgh, here last "‘3‘“. The light, should post a forfeit of $1 000 to make ‘ - ' "
it “ill mark the passing of one of theiwmch “m be held in New York will the required stbt. ‘ m" v “mum "
greatest bull players of all time from b“ 0' ‘9“ 1'0““ it W'“ “WWW“ II the match takes place in Buffalo 5 ' V A
_ the big show n is said that Connie. N0 definite date “3 “9' or "‘9 "hitch it Is presumed that Johnston will in.
I ~ .iack has gilell Lajoie permission to which ‘7‘" be held * “9 time bfi‘ slst on similar terms. The clinchi NEW YORK 11: 18 —Harry N'
‘« negotiate with any club that may deflmee“ April 10 "d 22 lo! a match rests with Ritchie will: Hemotead, president. 0! the NO! '
: sire his services. either in the major Cur-icy: who 33" 0" ”‘9 informa- could not be located last night. That York National 1m. baseball club.
leagues 0.. in the minors as a man- tion regarding the nip 5 of the ar- Jimmy Johnston has great belief is announced yesterday that he bsd‘boc-
3...... ’ncles. said Willard no; .4 get 832. 500 the prowess of Lewis is shown bv hisc chm mmflfl' outfielder d
Lajoie proved last season that he is and ‘ ”Mk” °t 5 2“ cent: of “’9 latest dell He says Latvia is willi the Moral: league. “d ‘" other
m... ‘3 graceful s fielder as ever and total gate receipts after the state tax to meet any lightweight at 1:: Federal league players. The twooth‘
almost. as dangerous twill) the bat an had-been deducted. 'lilre light WM "011MB ”Haida. "’ M ”W 5’ “‘9 9W!“ W
welterweight. l
-3. :1? ”my am but '1,“ .538 m 22%;?“ so; the slggatureshgt pounds no will meet Mike allure: w. a. Meal catcher, 'or m: ckenecl by the unique air-cans og'Bullfid A cigarette of “Bull"
. na to carry him over the ground 3 once I or Les Darcy gt 153 und _ Land Fred Anderson, pitcher-I. of But
as the) used to. Law “I.“ III” mum “Autumn ml"; n w M It“ Do a ring I II , than} plat fits m with keen thin ng an forceful action.
‘ ably hang on a few years longer in held in the Neu‘ovolll. Carley was The deal was made through Iihr‘ry . f . ‘ “ GENUINE " '
.‘ the minor leagues if he cared to but not “prepared to manuals) at what
it is not likely that the minors will get arena.
him unless in the capacity of man Following the closing of Willard’s
,.agen. Even as such it is doubtful if end °‘ “‘9 mm, 0‘1““ Mt met
.. .. s... mm .. Sill. indium
_ . ‘ 'sccune Enron's signature tors. con-i
l CE slimline ‘ xtracL- rm. acting for Willard. Old-ts 880.000; _
Lona distance ice s are MRI .npsted a forfeit of 35.0le to insure Terry Turner the last survivor of Among baseball men it is believed.
m8 “mm with intemrest to ”II Mara- an and zones contract. can rev truer-Isatxtrtnnu rsprossntsd‘glcve- this. snail- egos-p. ii with:
than more race which is- pm mammn "mum?“ “l“ " “ ° m Yum a few” players to the Giants. virtually. sous;
m yearsago,isonedelerwhohssaev-slimam-that): wutomhflo»
for echoes, N. Y.. late this month It. ”1mm of. pr" {61;} in W er received the Hill“ credit duo film?! thir M"
proposed to surge the race
, at I“ ‘ *T
,;mIm 941,335 M8. magnum madam x workaround second social“
11' Sinclair, who has held an pption '
on the services of the three players.
l'l‘he money consideration was not ill
Ivulged. Among the minors concern- _
instills purchase was one, muscles,
Iii-ulster and services wnLco‘st.
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Mask of. “bright? Virginia-North Cssol'u'r: loot.-
. “Bran" Duabasnaameh. trawl, radicalism—die
"Bill' a your the entry of
wadfi managers-gum cannot be
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