3 "The
will: m;
till tilt lilll
833M“ INJURED
nomads-ii II he lost3
to w Team several Bays
~Nfldl lilies Coaches
n
u.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct.
Yale
to her hospital “5;
out .. being in the lunrntat-y with
m1 01' the knee and Smith. the (lutlr
tcr'back, who played 11 dashing genie
anal
m‘day
divine-aid ling 1.
yesterday.
1
..t
. being out or the game with a
Jtitttues may be
out ol‘ lite game for the rear of the,
I
weal-L hit Smith is expected to l'esullle‘
Washington and Jefferson Sat 3
3
3
.._ WW
3mm35
3bxflilfim3
toolball team added NU 1333139”;
Jnc~3
Iva-3
_—q ..__.
3
Treated
do...
assemble for annual debate at
who! memo Asks That
his“ m; a. W Athletic club, in Brooklyn last night 3
\‘l Len the minor ltltgue delegates
New
SPORTS of ALL SORT
e
Fp'in My Mum‘-
3 LEVINSKY MEETS MASTER.
Billy Milka, 0! St Paul. amounts
Philadelphia! in ledy‘ut.
NEW YORK Oct. 31. ~133th Le-
3vinsky. the clever Philedelpbia3
heatwyweigbt met a tartar in Billy
Miske of St. Paul, at the Ciel-moot
.and at the final clung of the gong the
St. Paul boxer had a clear advantage‘
3in the matter of points It was the
second meeting of the pair, and
‘(mud which taxed the capacity of the
(tub house turned out, despite the3
proud“ hem“. the Colgate game. 3011031115 on November 1i they will be threatening weather and heavy testo-
Utopiit the hunt game with \I'astt.~3fl>'3‘ed ‘0 “9333““ ”‘3" 35333333333 339' be rt'fiardkd with one of the best
inpmo nod Jefferson the varsity play-"1119513S formulated by Ihe Players' Bra. “big"3 bouts seen in this vicinity in
wt. .,..-.. 3.1'7 through a long slgtmt‘emm' as here 33““ announced re~ many months 3
. 3 . . . 3 - ‘ slob. ' 1
drill It .- tI1.~._I'. tallahan who has not ”0993333 In a public statement ye Let'inskv had an advantage of
he‘ll out In. three weeks plated cen-
lit «1 l. t: 9 third 1(- ml and did well in, _
“Wham, Mums, the "scrubs .. 3,quest: and With them a short explana-
fllta ',~
lit .‘EI Ill limits a trifle. \oryo the oth-
1'l t-lnridn't tor centre played that.
jltlilllllll on the second team. Braden
rm 1. ild'. illg l"'t*tl)\t‘l‘f‘(l from his hip
ill‘tllm’
I“.'.~3i“.'
nl \tllI your up). (ante here yes-
iII‘ 13113 all" lol our. lt‘l‘htltk
13P\,()th’- tlrlle Hill and Annapo-
t‘ .l: " couched [311' elltls
ABEQG GIVEN COURT DECISION
OV..ER OLD RIVAL.
‘3‘1"‘3.3 ’
.Ill-
Fatmus Graeco.Roman Wrestler Wins.
Lawsuit. Again» want: new
Stranglerlewis.
YORK. Ot‘l.
It 3’33:
ion
3 r—lll an opin—
llislrni‘t c Itlrt
awarded dttrnllgcs or $401) to Alexnrl-3S‘w‘30“ marked 3333333333
the llussinlrwresfinr, mhily agreement.
‘ 'l'llittl _
ltohel' i‘rietlericit. known in wrestlillg?’“‘33"3 ”“3” traveling. ”WM“ "30“"
“1,3,, .4. Sudnnm. LBW“. and “193ml“ homes to the training camps;
(ll-1‘ Alli!“ll.
the. i it 1'; $l5,l‘ltltl equitt suit against
lotions rrtzrntlger, William Sundow.
Mia-1,1. who claims to hold
ri..m1pirzn.sl1ip ot‘ the world ill
(il'am'o-llmnnll otyiu of wrestling. do.
tzirtreti that be defeated Friedel'ick int
January.
the
:t.ttzdI--i down in the l'niletiSintoe.
Judge Learned Htmd3 bu IllandNT in so for an it
of the frater-
lha3f‘hlp30yf‘d by the Natlomllt Board
‘lwltllllll players‘ ollrlmrs presented by
he fraternity be amended so that tho‘
I‘llli. but :11," the letter whoifrutcrnitv shall receive copies of the
day David L. Fullz, president of the'
3 llaternily, gate out the. text of the re-
3tury statement of their reasons.
3 When the demands were told about
Imam l‘ultz asked that the text of the
w. 1.5 in .i .u. ques' place in the varsity 3mntter be withheld until such time as
he (ould arrange them and submit
‘Ihent to the proper bodies. Now that
RIM'kWeIi. :1 m“. quarterback the requests are in the hands of the
National Commission and the Nation-
.“ 33,. «mm H". pmm crust ‘0 003C113 tl Board of Arbitration Fultz believes
andhtubliclty will help the cause of the
The four concessions asked
It" I [w
I First—That clauses in baseball con.
Ill’l‘tCLN' clllpowerlng clubs to suspend
after certain periods of
play 915
arezl
1Without pav,
3tiieabil lity, players who are Injured in
service.
as they are held under contract.
Second~~That rule 34 of the rules
«1nd regulations of tho Natiomll Board
violates
’l‘llltt minor league players
when reporting for storing practice.
Ptltll‘lhe'Thul the procedure new
in
. home So be catch in cntcllcan cllnm- 33"33933333‘5 “33133936". by 333" cltibs
plan. issued circulars
llllttn‘lml of havingr thrown Abernand' 3":
vulllcl' wrestlers.
MA KSNG SPEAKER MANAGER.
in Cleveland;
(.iJ-th‘ICLANi}. Ollio, Ot. 31——The
Inc! that Tris Speaker. the great out-
fielder
tiller-col and the players' exhibits.
:tny, presented by the frgternlty re-
flcpnrs Are Doing lt—Tris Lgnmittrmod to it it requested. That the1
and champion butter of the!
in 3wltlclt hot an opportunity be given it of apex:
that immediately"
such defences:
trpott decisions hertz rendered the tra-
tcrnity shall be served with a copy
3bonr'd 'shttll enforce‘its award against;
the clubs.
ill the ll' lll request b‘ultz believes
that the rule now in force is unjust in
AttlIrrrurl Le-rque arrived in Clove 3 that 33 forced a NEW? injured. in ”10
lattl yt’dlerdny l0 lellluin for a fowIIIlHIIt‘mm‘P of his Work to lose all
(i yo and that
Dunn. of the
League club is
l resident
Cleveland
Jnmee
rise to lilt‘ report that Speaker wortld'I,
c, chance of mmunumtion. Fultz thiukn3
Americanf that-.wllonto club cannot pay an injur-
tlue here airy day out! 3 ed‘ player the player should be given
his unconditiouel‘mleaee that he may 3'
HULIICHC Leo hold it“ manager of theIRflek employment PIWWQIRTP.
[m :1! tea in,
lltlltll .4113?“ that he would lraiescv-
As to the second request
says:
lI‘ultz
"When a major league player
or .tI imp.” am atmoumtmtmms 01,;th receives it tell day's notice of uncon-
intert 5; to the fans to make at :1 din- 3citionnl release he shall be free to
not he Will tender local nowsbaper'
men more time this: week.
'Vice- President Robert B. McRoy
Bill/3 that he knows at” no ’cbnnge in
the rtl‘lltlli'to lttl end on the part
Pl‘r‘liutm Dunn. Speaker
Sign with "any team immediately. But
rule 34 of the minor leagues takes this
right away from the minor league
3plnyer, thus lessening the value of tho
of .
said he3 1
rel'eeee notice."
That there will be Several othel'3
knew 1211mm; wltutsmtvel- of any oon_.i chances for argument at are minor
‘ximdplgfllg 9pm.“. in the management league control: in certain. Few of the
or the local club.
~—..._—
TlGERS BATTERED LOT.
\.
Won by Darlrr-touth Game, Princeton
Does Little Work.
'l’RINt'ETON, N J., , Oct. 31.~A
miner, discouraged and battered lot-
or i-r' ll.r:~lIlml football players reported
at. tilt Sodium yesterday of: emoon
for trnttice. Conch Rush required
tho-re who hurl participated in the
Dartmouth game onlv to run through
signals and try
73" held in secret
3 “were tried
Neither Antes nor Eddy was out for
practice yesterday Eddy” s injury suf-
. fared hr the Dartmouth game is ex-
pected to keep him Idle most of the
week, while Ames is due today Winn
was also absent because of injuries
and will not be able to report for some
time.
Billy Moore played halfback tor a
time About half on hour before prac-
tice closed floors tree brought over to
the scrubs and took part in a sum
ecrimnlage He was allowed to carry
the ball repeatedly end plainly allow-
ed the sheets of his long whence from
the 1111911» to a lock 0 count
not: the 3"
and some new plays
3year
. customers.
j the hereon: round by
smugglers of baseball broke even hurt
to fact the. greater number of
the minors faced one of the most dis-'
estrous seasons in history. The In
ternatlonal League Buttered many set.
backs, and its president, Edward Bun,
row, is already on his way to the meet
ing. primed. for reforms.
tainty that thelplnyers willlbe grant-
ed their requests, as the owners are
greatly concerned over the physical
welfare of their investments and may
.not find time to consider the cause of
a few new formations lthe per-formers.
greater part of the practice was3
SANITARY CONDITIONS _
TN BARBER SHOPS
HARTFORD Oét 31 -'-Sanlta.ry
conditions in barber shops termed the
principal topic at discussion at the
monthly meeting or the barberl'l’ cone
mission in the Capitol yesterday, The.
regulations were'nevieed with Aha
view of securing bettér protection for
The revthioe‘ referred in
an especial manner to the towels 3
MQNTE ATTELT:~8TOPPED.
NEW YORK. Oct: 31.4mm Ala:
:311 the vetenn bentomWelghtJaw
night renewed his prbxlmlty to the
canyon. Attell was knoc edbnt l
be eliminated and that such
'pillyel's be entitled to full pay as long
if.
It is nocar
slightly 0'! .21- ten pounds in weight,
but against Mlske this seemed to ham
per him rather than work as an ad
Wilmette The St. Paul boxer was on
- 'hc offensite from the tap of the open
mg gong and carried the lighting to
his opponent with willingness and con
sistency throughout.
ed more. effective work at close quar-
lets than did the Philadelphian, and
at long taupe he also showed to ad-
vantage. As a matter of fact, Levin-3
sky at stages of thtI contest was as
wild as the proverbial March hare, and
quite a number of his lends went sail-
ing ltsrmlesnly about Miske‘s: neck or
landed on the latter's protet-tl’llgnrm.
Several times. tho St. Paul boxer rush-
ed Levinsky to the ropes and there
pummeled him about the body with
3 slinging right and left hand blows dc
llvered in quick succession.
During the ten rounds bmh boxers
.‘lSFImlIIflU‘d the punishing blows with-
out tlinching. but Miskc'n aggressive
Illt‘til-‘t and clean, heavy hitting earned
I him the honors easily.
.__._..__ ~ ...,. m...
HOPPE PILES UP SCORE.
~
3Wine Firet Block in Billiard Title
Play from Sutton, 500 to 196.
,' ST. LOUIS. Md, Oct. 31.~-Wllllam
lI‘. lloppe, world's champion billiard-
.51, last night won the first block in
the championship 18-2 balk line con-
test with George llu‘ ier Sutton. the
Chicago challenger. lloppe piled lip-
iIis. 500 score while his opponent Will-t
drinking 196 points
1‘.'nr 1111‘ color- nlld blunted the new
cushions on the table. it took twen-
Iy-sot'rIrl inniugn to conclude the
1 match. as compared to three. four turd
Ihvg innings each contestarf’fns been
running off the 500 points daily in
practice. Sutton missed whitt appear-
Id to be the (Irreiost Illlotx. and at no
tlrne did he allow hill old tirnelorm.
nest of trim. Hoppe seemed “('1'le at
the start and also tirade a number of
lived trusses. The match becajnl‘mhin-
3tercsting. and dragged heavily on the
.500 watchers who filled the )loolah WHIP and (‘olllmbia Rocks Rhodp 1,..u'lll be back in the their of the hard
Hoppe's highest see: c was33f‘m3 1'9‘33- “‘3'"? find
Temple
at;
la.
mode in the eighteenth inuini: Stir-3
teentli inning. anpc' it best efforte re-
united in 70 72, 5
i In ill, 44 scores.
12* 5.»
BIL‘V WESTON HAS A
SON WHO IS A HIKER'
t
I LIIit.‘ lathe-r like son. .
«. .
i Billy Weston, son of Edward Paysoru
Weston, the veteran longdistence
lwalker has arrived in Sen Frenoiico
on a bike front Minneapolis. having
finished the distance In three months
and 18 days. - «
He has started to walk back to (Hit.
cage and ostpects to unite therein elxI
rllluu'thrl to win “p.000 which he says
has been altered by a Minneapolis
club.
He accomplished ,
Both players were
Although he appears to be in the]
: ‘nronns
ion's highest was 44, made in the six 31Ind 11'
9 scores. and Sutton
3
'btst pens and their
........... 2265 Broadway-C. C.—~Btll Brennan and
130$!) Barron. Catfortll. Emil. ‘Tom Cowler.
lie. ‘i‘t'yandoltes ........... .2198 3 ’
Agricultural College Cottnllls 3 Queensboro A3 033—8333“? “083 and
Ore, Oregons ................ 2122 Eddie Nugent.
tRock Rose Farm Katnnnlt. N. i Thursday, November 2.
F331 Berg‘odl‘lltockls ............. 2062 Clermont A. C.—Silcnt Martin and
innate nt-o 11. Mt. Carmel. ‘ 3 '
. Conn" White Legllorns ....... 2 43mm Jack 831133113
Will Barron Bartie Ennland 3 'Ffld.” November}-
Wbtte Leghorns .............. 2021‘ fiarlem S. C.—Eddle Dorsey end
RICKAID MAV CONTROL.
I , 3
.3 3,
3 m..— B m Likely, to Take Over Management of
flowing in Garden.
3 NEW YORK, Oct. 3L~Madison
3>juua1c Garden will face a crisis today,
I
a to us the feature of boning in con
White M! Nina and Second 3‘
Elelllttl,.ind the Show (bliml‘hlllutl
PM! ‘0' M-WIIS Ne \Il iti lrlzis c-ondutttdl the bouts in the
M 3nlbiu2'ltf arena LEE) [P'IIP and glle
__ Iway 'o new oflltials.
3 STORIIS 0a 31 w’l‘ht- fifth-in'er-3 Thr in!» of the Show i'orporation
3
out: until egg laying cor tt-"t :lI Storr. 'lill‘w; on the action when by 1319 130*
has just closed White Wyamiottee in: lnlllllllisloll today. when the re-
won fll~t and second plate for the ‘33““3 3" 3333' (lardcn “3‘3“3‘321833333333, 30
may with Oregon's third Barred Rocks ”"3 “533 333333 on Moira 33nd VI elnert
lourlh. and Leghorns firth The one ”"33“"? (33 3339 fim 3333533333ne33333m 0f
IIIttlllhfllld birds in the contest repre- 33333—3 3‘3‘333’333 “333 m3 33333333 3333 A"
:I'rlllPd 19 tarietlee and hailed from 333 ‘3 33 Frank D333“ 333333 amphwd
.lz'; dillelent states and three t‘OlUl» 333° 03333330” 33333 33333 fin” against the
“M They laid a grand total of north 11 ‘ excessive. Fred
‘162012 was that weighed approxi- ‘t'Ient'k and John Haney.
tttattly 1" tone and which sold "33 33333 333333333333'
3thlogtlhnul the Year at an average
3pritt' of $4 or a ton All are at course
311mm that at present retail price
egg.» are worth nearly $1.000 a ton.
.."hII average annual yield for eatll
of these thousand hens was 16'." edge
115 compared with 15.3" eggs per hen
in the contest later year and 144 eggs
per llt'n In the competition two years
1th.
seemed
can hardly rr-verso
ill the limit ol‘ the (.‘olnmission‘s 1e
dimming I‘m.- ptnnlty and the. Show"
t‘II notation refusing to pay, there
’JliII bu nothing for the t‘r.trllnli,~'sioll to
do under its rules but to suspend the
corporation until sutll time as the flue
ls paid and tile-tout between Vt'einert
and Mona put on in the Garden. 3
it that action is taken. then thet
Show Corporation will throw up its
hands and retire from the boxing in
dustry. and at this point the name 0133
Tex Rickard looms Ialge as the next
. t In: of the padded glow. game ill the
huh “wk for A” An. 9 mm hill": Gardtn It Is declared I)_\ one ill 11 [IO-3 3
(Illlltr'rl that Wuulre ten birds for nitiun to knott that he rill be the
curry As can be seen from ”A. sum, lltItl manager in the old arena. 3
“‘3“! I" 33"" I'm EllilIINIl [H‘n oi White Should Rickard not control iI- would.
\\ )ltlliioltt't- calllt‘ in for second More ) 3 (‘3
be compelled It no throuxl With It,
”3 0""033 iN‘ll “its third ti New ‘3 3
lolk rent of Barred ROPks fourth \Ioilu-Wotnert boul and film PM" ”W3
and a Connectitut pen of Willie Lest (”“3
horns. owned by meis F Lincoln, of
Mt. (Hound \I .13 II“ bent of all the
lmgltonlu, and they also enjoy the
di. -tint'tlnll of having the highest some
of 11m (l)! the" .12 pens entered from Sow"; Over Cornell
orlnett tut. The subioiued table . —Ho e
allows the number of birds in each V cation m n Hurt
breed. their liter-age annual Indltldqul CAMBllll'lGE. Muss. 033' B3333
vi." yield and: the “mower all W Murray .quarterbnr'k and Day. a sub 3
riotoen engaged in the contest: stltui» guard. were the only Renard
3:3 glyzglgfilé'ht ““335 ------------ 1594 football men on the hold yesterday
"1" " "'1' ‘ who took part in Saturdav' «I Ram“
Set New Pen Record.
Oiled K. Knlrht‘s pen of Mile
“'1 trrttlottes from Bridgeton. it i..
l I unit “on the first plate but their
101. record of ""65 eggs is ll new
~—
H ARVARD EARNS REST.
-—-....
Brings Crimson
210 mimic island 3?de ........ ”8'7
350 W bite Leghorns ............ "if; 4 "“3““- Cornell The others all "9’93
100 Miscellaneous! .............. 147. 2 arrived a rest 3
--- There was a. big lnllou of tormer3
....1620 l
'ndlvidual Honor. cripples however. Bond and Flower
“hilp 1,“;th pun. No, a” being in the backfield for the longt
lured by A P Robinson valvermp drill and tlnrk. Sugar and BRICIlPitit‘l3
1.731310 Atermz’e for all breeds.
N. Y.. led the. entire list for heat in reporting for park on the rush line
dititlt'ul performance Not only this In the drill thin-o were. not enough
but cut of the 4" "' IlI 11 that hot:-
been trapper-ted at Rio- w during the forwards to fill lhtI trickle positions.
putt rm: 3m”. (mo bir. 1‘th be , while When. the third substitute
all classes comlw in She tlninlI Ii (ill-“3” plnyet‘! on one 03 the 33333333
the your with 286 0;: . to her credit
The be t ‘ llorwwn. whose kicking was so
“I Bret one record mt: mm“. 53 . ». . . 3 .. , _
four “m5 820 h, nll Yum“. Leg Mini-HIGH from “guards stand
horns that laid .‘2 . w point against Cornell, injured his
wattle Wyandolto No 19., from Mill and will be out tor some time.
nridcttton. R l., Inns second best hen Flower. however. is :1 good kicker.
fo' the year with 2H Nuts which
V I _
means that she is we m I" “ varrdotto ll iii In neither {one nor (apt. Dad
rver trapncsted a, tSorrs OW“ 160 mun were out yesterdtn afternoon
lrdltldnal hens ImIlltlinr Barred both are physically in condition and
131.833“ “\nn- wo'k Vi'ednesdny The teem lost a lot
03mm“:z IIanMl‘tltlIlzithyflirr' rt “(Mill in the Cornell game and
ore than 200 pgwq molt during ttill not be driven hard before meet-
the year , . in: \ Irnirlia Saturday.
.(k
Vi bite and
Twentv Be,"A Perle
The following is a itsI of the twenty3
records for the
SOXlNG BOUTS THIS WEEK.
Tonight.
veer: .'
Ohed G Knight. Rridgeton. R l 3
“bite Wynndottes i
nuellintham Brierfleld, England
White Wyendottes ........... 1992
Finecrest Orchards Proton. 1
Mass. Rhode Island Reds]. . .. .1930 '3 “turd.” November 43
A. T. lienzen. North Attleboro. 3 Fairmont 3L c—Joe Eyncb and B“.
Moss. While Rocks ....... 1934 ly Fluslmmons; Joe Burmen and Jack
Johnny Lusttg;
Willie Astey and
Mickey Dunn. 3
NUMBER OF. FACTORY stretches?
HARTFORD Oct. 31. ~Lnbor Com-P
missioner William S. Hyde expects to
3hr; able to include in his biennial re~
t port a statement showing the wombari
or persons employed in each Motor-3'3
in the state It is estimated that there
are about a one rtcr of a 1nllllon'.l=§‘he
report. will indicate the legislation
lotto hungerIoI-d Hospital «Who To
7113011 “19 debartment will admits at "nghnfig’shwamngm rd, COM" 3resslonal expert. in an exhibition
the coming session or the General Ae- Tom Barron (Witch; ' England, 5 3meteb at the Amateur Billiard Club 0‘
“mm . . , wring neutrons ..............1m NW m’k 3"“ “33‘“ “9 “W” T“
- ‘1 1' Abel Latham. airfield; England. 150 to '12. Greenleat landing allwthe
‘TDRRINGTON mm KlLLED 3y 3W White Le'tu'nsli . 842 ~rarity. The winner's high run was 32.
AUTO- "“3 i wear... figfiéhfiutnmm 18:14and momma:- chmpma' 20
3 Mflwm‘, ‘mmt h“ IOUAQI‘D
TORTNGTON.O¢1. 31. ~3ka “NFREY l8 WIINNER.
Grunt. 75 years old, a valeting? o PmI
moduli War. died yesterday at resound
F. W .Pemelvl Cheshire Conn” Courtney.
WM“ Leghorn; ' ' " Broadway S C.—-—Duteh Brandt and
who dot-tutu 3'
their decision. 3 ,
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m
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VOCAL STUDlO
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Baud W Reverend
UN DERTAKER
A‘s—“Jab...
W Backus, Grantham, on. 3
White Wmdnttes ........ 1905 “ankle 3"“
3 TIL. an”; Tm! mi ”'9 . Tuesd lye
‘ 27 WAOHINWST. . Friday; For portioning
3m nouns-e wILomo 3 1012; 3-5 «Inquire at state
Agricultural College, Corvallis 3 ..
01‘s., Barred Rocks .18751 . VOUTHFUL.CUEIST WINS-
A W Rummy. Danvtlle, N. 11., - '.._..__. 3 . 1
Rhode Island Reds ..... 1863 NEW, YORK. Oct. 31.~—J. Howard
.1. lil. Watson, Marbledole, Conn.
White Wyandottes ..18
Jules F. Francois. W Hampton
BBQ“ L. Io, Bfln‘ed Rocks infill 1865
Shoemaker. national ‘nmeteur ~ chem-
3pm at pocket billiards. was defeated
by Ralph Greenleef, the youthful pro-
Po, White héghoms ..........:82§33
WW:
BX-PREOTDBN‘I‘ TART-'8 LAST they dlltpuinted Eddie Smith. by. ‘3
heir runs. on. 81~Franlde co...
llliou llavc
Ally Junk
"L” S. Jolie
3‘
Buccaneer to Win. fluid. 3
very slight margin lm'tlielr ten round
management At the Olympic A. 0. last
BLT m. WRITER. I-I3- L.
Norwalk Chronicler