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of any kind, may be the indication.
davitalchangelnthe policyo ortsel
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Also Bookkeepers and Stenog- '.
., National Collegiate Athletic Associa—i
‘tou, bringing about among other
things the tacit recognition of sum.
mcr baseball in the colleges, is a
proposed aIIIeIIdIIIeIII lo the bylaws
of the association whereby “the play-
ing of those ineligible as amateurs”
is strlkcn from Article Vl. defining
the principles of amateur sport.
This proposed change in the law of
the national associutlou was made
| I’blII-
secretary of the N. C‘. A. A. and chair-
man of the committee on revision,
uho sent out copies and revised for
adoption III the annual convention to
be held III the Hotel Astor on De-
. cembcr 28.
Under the present constitution.
prouelytlugtt the singling out of pre-'
ipuIalory school athletes and influ-
( Ilt‘llL" ill?!“ to enter u psrticuluI col work compriwd n gt! u. amount of th 1
legr- playing students ineligible as
qutueurs.
I‘omtallde. and unsportnmanlike cott-
pIIIII mics oi amateur Sport.
ntll’fllslflrl III [Ir-Hon! \iolulons of the
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pIIIIIiIIlcs nl amateur uports. it than ,
outlinrd, ity umt'ndmcnl. however. lt‘
is prtlpoxt‘d to strike out Section B,
l"fldlllflf “Tho playing of lneilulble'
IIIIIIItcuI-S." Nothing is substituted in
"4 place. No explanation accompanies
the umcndtucnls, and it may be that
the striking out of this cluuse ls
‘ merely for the purpose of cllminntlng
II set-mini; repetition. The association,
however. is divided on the question ofl
wumnu-r basebttll. Brown Unlmrsllyi
and n grout many colleges and unl-
Vhlxillt'n in the South. having umed'
Iuralmit legislalluss, of this sort at punt
conventions .
lt wasnoinwdtoul-lul-niuht by a
lllhll In close touch with the adminis-
tration of the association that it was
luumr-clvahlv that the proposed
runoudnwnl indicated It droppirfl of
the fight against-ennui)” basebhll,
which in one of the evils the N (‘.
A. bus entlettverod to combat :ll
U'HIllllll the twelve yours of he exist
once.
OIhI-r amendments to the constitu-
tit-u create ('ltllforIds2-0regon and
Washington Its It new district for the
”better adminslmllon of the nssocln
lion‘s work designate the first week
or January ln addition to the lust
week in Doccmbcr us II suitable time
for lite annual convention. and clou-
up minor matters which have been
brought up in questions of interpreta-
tion. One of the most important of
this sort is the amendment to Section
1. Article 8. which pledges the col-
leges to agree to control and not
merely to take control ol‘ athletics.
\We Do Furni-
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and Uphohle’ ‘ ring
Send inertia phone
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W. Nicholson of Wesleyan L'llth‘l$ll)’,E
Imus (In to {it'lilla the vloiutlons us? in
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Meehnn. of Newark, droppedin his,
first goal of the game, and was closely‘
'dronoed
AII.n:t".td . ........... Militia
Milllllll lllll I .
Harrinan.......... .
III III 31qu not
14“qu “sols. lorwalk; Snmlldr, 2:
Calder. 3; Met-ban. 1: Ashmead 1:
I’ll. mm‘h h. Horrtgert 6; New (‘aaau nestle, 1’.
Cohill. 1' l’etIiIk. l. Seymoul, L.
n” 37 I. 13 “MS,& loul goats, Calder ll; Dork», 3,
m'lm,11 Referee, Smith. llllltf‘. t‘ouISIOI-k
Manager Manning‘s galloping Nor
walk basketball quintet won its sixth
straight game of the SI-ason lust even
in thc local armory by the score of
yesterday by Professor Frank! 37 to 1‘3, which is inI-‘Idcnlly one of
the worst lI'lInIIIings that has ever
been handed out to a visiting aggro
gallon ou the local court.
New Canaan, with (chili,
bolleved to have a powerful aggrega
ucsinsl the Norwulks,
”SIIeII-h'
wue ultorcthet outclassed 'I‘ cum-
lmal’s gume last evening. and Ilw
“m-‘m‘ of Students not ability of i‘aptaiu Joe Aullnlt'dll to;
,break up the opposition just as. it
dint IIIc donned the violation» of the warned to have got started “00““de
In more than a fen instances for the
lll.(‘l uilh the Norwulk' I~ lust owning,
and when llt‘ showed upon the llonr
all his glory. tlu nick namc‘
‘SII‘ItclI" S'T‘t‘med lIuIdiy n discrip
enough word to use. Burke
stands well over six feet, null in said
to bl only one lnch stroller than Jess
Willard. He put up :1 line game at:
center against Hum Fuhiil. nhn had
considerable dllflculty in brains. in on
the (up of! Ill comer. III all.
floor Butku proved to be fairly speedy
bul on most occasluus he was l I ily
watched by his opponents who nmer
unto him much chance for a shot at
the basket
Jerry Harrison led the field in
b‘IskI-ls last night. hanging up six to
hit credit. for the locals. ;
Calder got three field goals. and scor-
ed eleven fouls out ol‘ Int-en tries.
‘ The Gem.
After considerable passing and
dI‘lbblinIz. Harrison swept through the
New Canaan defense for the first has-
ket of the game. on a close shot under
the screen. Seven fouls were then
called in succession by George Smith,
on New Canaan. and Calder dropped
all oi these free throws through the
net ln ll. very handy manner. One
foul was then called on Norwalk and
Doyle scored New Canaan‘s that
count. of the game. Calder came
through with a goal from the skir-
mish. and Pelrlck then counted New
(‘aaenns first field goal. Doyle loop-
ed in another for the visitors im-
mediutely after he had made one point
on it tree throw. Hurrlznn scored
main item the flour for the locals,
ll\'t‘
and Seymour did the same for Newl
Burke. who is none other than
followed by Harrison. New Canaan
fouled and Calder again made good'
on the foul shot. Seymour came
through with a lonesome basket tori
the visitors. and Mike Smollok drop-
pod one through the rlin for Norwslk.
count of the game. and Harrison. with
whom scorlng had become a habit.
in another. Dbyli. then
scoeed’fimr Canaan’s .last- event of
the aasae Harrison seared again.
lug, when they dcfcuted New Canaan
l’elrick,
Doyle and Kelly in the lineup was
lion. but when these men lined up
with one
" Burke Jumping center theyl
On the l
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AU'l‘othfnrruss
so filthy varieties both in pat-
:terns and .pliiin colors that we
Hunky—puma conduit any taste ormegsny
requirement. And we can 2”suit
“1:9“!!! too Wecariy
So. umtwumss
in every grade, so any
Y!u m! a. acorn-
Preliminary Game.
in the. first game of the evening Ilzle
lMonlauks Ian up ngauII-I the liillons
oi Stamford. and tuned in their oppon
IIIS llI toughest proposition that
thrv half bucked up against this set-
stm. Al the end of the first half the
score favored the locals at 12 in ii.
the Stamford boys at 24 no 17.
horn the toss up at center the
axis working mighty hard to keep a
start distama in the lead of their
opponents. A~ lll'lltll the crowd was
‘Wllhdhe visnurs, and expressed its
Willi delight at vt'el) basket owned
in the Iiilmn l‘uritlg llIlr half l'nge-
of the Stamford aggregation
two beautiful shots which
biought the crowd to its feet in
applause. blI-tzulI-k led the scoring
fiild in this half with three baskets
bt ll nus lit. 0- ly thing that uuv
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mad .
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This (iiilltil'. Arliclt 6, before do- i , . .. .. I ..
. Itiilnfall of the I\ Illulltuun .
lining the violations, reads thus: l M, 1:41 “Ehmfjffis ‘tlt‘oiill;in“ca:n:l:at::;
Finch instiIuIlon Ii recs to enact and ...... l't'ax' r ... <
“tum bour'h "minim” as may be! "in“, an" “Wk" “ n‘ “ qun m I‘“ I met. “-th pumps and (nibbling of
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'io<.-ls ”"2“” made m" m“ ““1“.“ Itle llillotis put the \loutauks ull Ill
III-n IIIIIl ulun it IIIIIII to pulling It
Illtllc of [ill ‘rnugh Stuff‘ the lmuls.
(ill-ml rod that it (uuldu't be “orde
Ito admin“. 9 .2:IInsl the kind of H.
lei-Ian they lien up Itpziiusl liltil Hutt-
l inn.
The scuI'o Lil iim fir l
llllll stood III l.’ Io ll III favor of
tht Moutulke.
AI the beginning ut tlu second hull
the lltmlauktl let out It hit and at one.
than hell u lullly comfortable lesul
over their dnwrsnnes. Towards the
and of the pencil however; the Hil
tom: cum-c up “kit It rush and made
end of the
"lite miserable fur the Norwplkers.
Gill. in the vlultlng right forward
‘vprovcd exceptionally (Milli-Fm to
Blocknutn‘nnd succeed-ed In casing
tlmo baskets in this half while “Ed"
sporting hlmselt in some distant
coruu of the floor.
One of the mum of the gem
was the roferceinf: of lsklyun. 'l‘lu
referee. wus It our man at the job,
and he showed it? Time and again
the hull was called for Nor-walk out
side against the visitors and on each
mansion lskinIII received a thorough
"penning" from the crowd. which
hated to see the visitors take a lick
lug. This ycllluz plainly annoyed the
relemc who towards the end of the
fracas certainly made some wild do
clowns in favor of the Montauks.
The game finally ended with the
score favoring the Montnuks at 24
to 17. but with the crowd
lustlly for the lllltons.
that the Monlauks will soon book
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lord angrccntiuu. 'Thc lineup and
The nnnusl meeting of ”,9 execu- Canteen. New Canaan fouled at this "*8 balm: cxklhitlon given by the Ameri-
IIIo conimlttee will be held at the “me- Md Calder again “Owed the “"“m‘” "mm" '33“ 51mm": CW 4" “miner‘s “a“, .
A“... 0;, n... Wm“, M Member 28' sphere into the basket for a long Lonehak ----------------------- Gill it‘:idu.\‘ owning, lint-amber 15m. will ,
and the first session of the human rounter. “’9 bell rang “”1 the 300" R' F' “”1““ i" “l ”'0 Ci” Hotel at 3 o‘clock. ..
”m "mp" Wm be calm, .0 my" I. at 14 to 3 In favor of Norwatk. McGulrk -------------------- Livllsll tiny of contest. wuue Collins 91'.
1.. a. m. “......mmber 28; The second half opened with both L- F- Mwburrh. N. Y. rights our
Hides holding and two fouls wemluefik‘l‘ --------------- ‘... Mlleheu'champion Battling inns in the» slit
_ called on the visitors which Calder; , l bout of the evening Collins soul.
mm “611' promptly turned into Norwalk points :Bottomley --------------- lllackman word yesterday that he is in one
One foul was declared on Norwalk,l L G- about for his bowl with Kill?!
HORLICK’S and Doyle dropped the ball through Sherwood --------------- ”smack and also said that he will give Innis
”33m“. , the hoop on the free Shot. Calder R. G. . r the light of his life. Collins bake.
_ ~ then netted two baskets in rapid suc-' Field goals LiVOlSh 2; Gl” .three rounds yesterday ill Laviask;
“- MT” "ILKQ cession, and the locals at this point3 U ugemack 2- Lonchnk. 2 Blackman. camp with Willie Schafler and. be
”Weed!” eel-sub started to walk away from the visit- 32' WPE'PF- 1; 5‘1”“00‘1' 0- {01118. dropp"d Schaf'fcr on his knee. Seized.»
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GENE M'CANN WILL LEAD
5 PLAN‘FERS.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders orthe New London Baseball
Ielub. resulted in the reappoihtment
iof Gone McCann as manager. Last
WOMEN “mag scored his in“: season McGann gave New ,Londtm
lts second Championship in recent
elected for the ensuing year.
, Morton 17.11am, ‘Henry R. Bond.
Rim. F. Valentine Choppellet l? W.
Hewes, IJIIcob wields, Andrew
'l - , .‘ Mike Molt followed suit. Ind Has
V i of ; the SplendId Chan-see 3.; m M to CE“ and ; 1mm mm “M“. “a. net W Tmothy Wain. George P.
Mopen'. I. ii norm reunion. on. hell we Mb W 3- new, H Elise“? MC
‘ . “ ' a ”Wilder. no the mine C!“-
Fl. #- .. , .""‘" . . 2 we esmte untied. W‘rtkb seore warm-lug. Nor- At “19 Silliiiem meeting or the
i . x. 3,, ‘ 5- ; molestation in. Nut may night directors Well SAW these 01'?
~' . a ‘ .. 3,33,, .. .- ‘ .. Nat-tied inn on: amnion; The CW Wm “M. :1
MK I“ B“ I W “ &' line Mason} _ ., President—.WIR Prest. ,
‘ ‘, V L , '- f , ; .mc ‘59“ . . x“; 53mg“ Vice mldery R Bond. Jr.
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~ ti ' “ < critter “' " not":
manessleehetlpIDOIQQo-n
but when the final bell rang. they led,
game was a whirlwIIId. with the 10-
pIIIIInI:l
ii is hoped,
another game with the speedy Slum-y
'er quickly recovered and shook Ml
imth Collins and went out and “also
1 ed their workout. Joe Smith. W
3. known Levlnsky trainer sal J
3 Collins is as tastes lightning and has
years. The- following directors were’
,- f mentforer‘nioner Ilitlt _
Mlll‘llfll [Mill l0
., Mlll ll lllfll‘lSIlK
iterators-I” mammal: so: ,I'
l Hbeknnoasced
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litrilieul 033:?“ iii" tinny-r1!
anus has called a IIIIeIIng ol the
filial; “\inl‘l.‘ Io be held lllday alter \
noon at 2 Utliltli at the Hotel lin- -
tr-r of: \l'urresier. Mass lat-3W
:I it'l making the Weathermen! yel-
ltldil)’ morumx. the Ellie-1n Leas-a
lhl'ild boardrd a [rain for New York
of
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. to hnhuob with lilr buseball magnets
E (but are now gathering in Gotham at
the Waldorlhslona for the annual
l Int-elm: of the National Leaguc today.
This >tabloll alums draws out a largo .
i qunbrr of baseball men (run all part:
of tin couIItrv. and is productive 0!
Wm (h news as to the outlook (or buo-
ball in ”JP l lllltd States for the com
season. .
The big question that faces tho
Eastern League at the meeting seat
Friday, is the probable makeup of
tin t. rruit fut next year This sues. -.
:tinu has bro-n pummoum ever slum!
:tlc annual IIIIctln. the huddle or last
OttoLeI. but has been allowed to hold
met hc(fllls' the Ilub owners were .
not quite ii ml) to I: tlil’ up the 9113- l
position. 'lhe atlai: s of the Law runes .
film but. needed strulghtenimr and
"NM ot the llllli‘_ lIIIS bt'vn spent get-
llllil, i-lIut Il ll) iIIlo Shape
\\ 1m pchlI-linn ltu< been mado‘:
it" In “ital will he lélh'?‘ up at this;
«tuning session IlIm is strong like“
"ltiMl tlIuI ‘Ulilt thing. "11' \ li’VPlOil with
insult! to the sub of the LawIenco‘
I lull in (inner Jl‘Slliil l’. Sullli‘an. At .
ill. ll'F' meeting ht. inform all the (ll
gnu-tors ll. of lit hurl littl‘.’ *Il two bids
Ifor tltI ltunrhisc and hupttl to time
:zcmethin': Iioflnlw to report in regard _
to u snlc at the next aversion. It I»;
thought that the Lawrence woman”
‘suld to be connected with the thei-
IIIcnl business In. that city, has
reached smile definite undrt’atrmdlngm
with Owner Sulliinn and that mgr
sale of the club may be announced ,
al this meetlnii 'I
If this proves true, tlu‘ only one:
tlon then left to tin» directors to cull
sitter, is how to get down to elm~f1_
clubs. in order to start the Season. 2‘
,The fact that Lowril quit last Labor-r
I'Day simplified the matter somewhat f.‘
by leaving' out one club. and as a
resul‘. another club will have to be
bought out in order in equalize the} ;
slIustlon. it will take some elections;t '
rating in settle this question. as thus"
far uu‘he of the club UWIH'TH hall 0%?" «f
presIIed any desire to have himself“
relieved of his franchise.
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5 BOYS T0 wrsou IN.
Kumt and Col. ins is be at Ctty Hotel
Friday After-none.
’Artunucrments have bee ll made that.
all the boxers that take part in tho'
a punch that's good. the ten roundi‘
should be a corker. Frank Brindle
and Joe Billion will furnish the ll ’ '
works in the semi-final while Lotti
Pagash and Shine Gibbons will k
the people on their feet for the, that!
found so.“ The curtain raiser will“
between No local boys. Kid W
llama has placed the tickets on so].
at all the leading cafes.
UMPIRES 0N WM ME.
en route home today tum
lug of the National WM.
torsional Umpires- in. W.
Eckmau of the Western been
sided. An‘ employment Wraith
uinplros was Wide“
The umpires lntiisttts p ‘
the: body ls 'not to Iowans-"III
Voted not tangent-es as,
Norwalk Chronicler