HMEL Hlllli HPHHI
Students old fans lard Shun
Inchlota'estmlcofimc lit
Vear— madam figures at
Arena Beyond Expectation.
HAVEN. fill.
N LW 23, wflem
5- III.1< to be :1 sentiment among Yale’j'
'.~I Idents in [mar 01 the installation
ni locker as 3 111121301 spout here. The
L211: News in advocating ouch actionI.‘
-. I 1s ”13‘ the mine is log ical. because
1-1‘ 114919ng on the. putt of both p13“-
IIIII and spectators. which is arousod
over Nod] a clean and fast game. In
tho act-0nd place, with 11110 New Ha-
1I'In Arena now; in its time] your 0
use. hockey has developed into much
more oi a recognized Esport at Yale
'II'II'In ever bciorc, a fact which has
lIk"E‘E.l proved by the increased attend-
:11 all gannIs so far Ibis season“
An; in liotkm comes at a limo oi
I I'm I\ 111111 no naive iIIIcIIIst is taken
i-'. on} major spo1I.aud there is cvi
«on: need for a Iinmulu> oI some sort
II that diI'Ic.lion says Perry in the
\01 It Post. 1101'3111'} as a matter}
is IIIounizcd 11.5 :1 major Sporii
‘ ""Il
H‘I'L'W
“19.1%
:I 1121111111, and tho 1951111 01 this no '
which was when semrul years
bur-Was responsible for II great i11-
($0830 in iniercot in the gain: on the
pill of the studcnl body
« 11:1,HII1vI11d s step IollowodA Ihe \\ In
1111: oi a championship. time is 1110'
notability that the Elia will have. to
“Ellyullill I1 Yale 1911111 IIIII'orIn.~'. <im-
'- (ill
jIIII'iy «although lilt‘l‘t‘ in no sano T92».
1"lll for such delay.
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IHHNHiiS‘IWHl SiHlll»
Hill SHHIH HHTHHHHY
Manager Bill DoIIoIIIuI Will Lead Many
Rookies to Macon Ga.-—Seoood
Squad Will tourney, to Dixie
March 4
NEW YORK, Fl‘h. L’I‘l.—»\Villiam lion:
«van, manager of IP11: Yankees, will
III-Ind some of his charges to Macaw
(121., on 111le Saturday afternoon. starl-
i:-.g from Pennsylvania Station. Don.
IIvIIn will have fun; pinycrs with him
when 119 [car cs thII, Caldwell, P‘érgu-
£911,115anng and \‘11a111akerbclng
1310 sound,
:Iiclc “pr cd Malscl
solcndid piiclwr.
Jinmed 'McGrIiII'
’I'I'Itshingion. ,
Those who will go to Macon from
'Ruéséll, the
will join them nt
I-ir homcs III-o Alexander, Enrigbtqaild entity for Cross.
:3illiooicy, chdryx.l.ovo,lllo;1!oe. Ol<
.Piercy Ross Show SockIIr; Will
1.: rs and 'l‘ipple.-
The second sound will ariivo at Ma-
mII on linrch 4 and them the Yankees
will all be ready for a month of pre-
1'I nation for the. championship season.
31:1 1111: second contingent will be most
ut‘ the regulars—J. Franklin Baker.
Alec Magoo, Angel Arngon. Ray Fisher,
' 'Iiharics BIIquIIn, Joe Godeon, 'lluglL
.L‘Iigh. ElllPr Miller, Roger Pockln-
‘1 1111411. \‘l’aliei;l’ipp. William Knapp.
:tid Everett. Bankslon.
how-1‘
‘1 track team;
but III llaliimorp he will I
and II youngetorlnight that he is 1119 muster of Mary
Hill HHHLH’H HHHE
SH Bl (“Will
Boston Hummus 1111111111; or
aSocoIId from indoor Round for
1,0011 Yards
nosron Feb. 9:1 E—Dale Caldwell 01
1119 Boston. A. A. yesterday establish-I
~
l
i
3.1de 1,000 yards run. and incidental l
lyI :I'honed his heels to such speedy
conrscrs as tho blew Yorkers,“ . Mike
Dcvanucy of the Mllllosc A. A., Joe
Higgins, irish American A. 0., and Sid
1.6s1ie. unattached.
it is claimed that Tom Halpin of the
Boston A A. ran I1 legitimate 1,000 in
the Winter of 1913-14 in 2:15 in Re;
York but that mark wag never recog-
nized as a recorded. II was Abel Kiviat
who was credited with ihe A. A. U.
record for the distance. He ran it in
2:15 in 1914 at the indoor national
championsrips. A. A. 1]., a perfor-
V111ance duplicated 11151 your by J. W.
‘Ovcrton of Yale. E
T119 111ch was under the Iiiispicos
lot the Ninth RIgimeni. M. V. Ill The
track is ten laps 10 the milg. a .1d “as
0. K. 'd by a 19ccgnized civil engineer
only ycnierdm’. The timers were
Frank Kannly. coach of the M. I. '1‘
Johnny Mugcc, couch III
illowdoin: Burt Sullivan, lloiy (.‘rosL
icoach; Johnny Ilullahan, 11nd GcorgP
V. Brown.
There were five sIarIoo's in the race
Harrison of the Boston [rich-American
A. A. held IlIeIIIIIId until next to the.
last Iap. Then Caldwell: who had been
running in second, place. made his
bid, and Higgins. taking Caldwell’s
pace, went along pIIIII Handgun too
Devunuey came last in the home
stretch and nipped Higgins by a yard.
(‘nldwoii liziishIId six yards Iilmud oi'
Devonney and LesiiII was II poor
ionIIlI. with llIIrrigan lugging.
BARTFIELD WHlPs CROSS
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The Soldiers Oncé More Show- He Is
«the Superior ‘éf Local Riyal 'I ,‘
ESoldler 'BaI'Ifiold again gave proof
at the Clormoni S. C. New York inst
Cross. The fighter with the military
trimingwon on exciting combat and
showed he is loo nigged,» combative
Bartlleld not oniv outboxcd ltllEI man,
using II loft to the face with good Pf-
lect. but he niso held his own at close
range. Cross at. times landed right
hand smashes to IlIII law that shock
the soldicr from head In 119915. 11111
llurlficid recovcind quickly and never
was in soriouu trouble. Cross was in
tent onIiIIndiny.r 11 knockout. and he
took I1 constant efforts to get an open-
itig. When Cross did cut loose the Soi-
odicr stepped in and mixed it merrily,
having 110119 the worse 61 the .ex-
change. ‘
Charles F‘nrrcll,
catcher. will again assist in develop.
the old time Giantf
Bartfield did nearly 1111 the leading.
and did not indulge in any of the
lag the pitchers. Joe Kelley, formerly rough tactic; 101' which he has been
illaltimore Oriole outfielder, will assist; oritlclsed.. ‘
11': the instruction of the youngster-3,} Vic Dahl beat K OE Jolie in II. slx‘
21nd Captain T. 11. Huston and Barr) round bout that was full of hard
Sparrow will look lailcr the Nn'clinvcthuinps. . ‘ .
III" the DHIUQI'SIEBEIKH gucsm oi the team.
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.u ‘PEEK‘lNGEISEE ‘amuns 31o PRICEE
HOELLENBA'CK WILL BE " NEW YORK Feb 23 “Litorallv
DIROPPED BY SYRACUSE worth mg weight in gold; Nowata Sa-
liniey 1.1111111, 11 Pekingese. was sow
Farmer Pennsylvania Star and Vob- yestcrday for $2000 gain to beam;
eran Football Coach May Be Roi, c'cord figure for a dog of thin type. 'He
placed by Buck O’Neil—éscneral 'was adjudged the beEst toy dog of any
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Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
In... - I Inn-UV-..
Vanna“. VI.
The Reficcting Spyglass Used at 1111
Siege of Sebastopol.
Smoking or the owl. in of the hen
scope. the following {'XU‘EU'i {11:11.1 tbs
writings of the “i ll klillhll imcnior 0
“P9111191”; Ghost" gins the audit in
the I'lIIIival lllUfi‘sxit'I'll l‘cmcr \I'I'II‘I.
Jess Willard, the heavyweight enam-
pion, has signed an eight month con
tract to appear with a circus. Wonder
it it is the capacity or clown. If so
he couldn’t appear any more rldiwlous
in the eyes of 1119 American public
1‘ ed a new world s 'Ewrd ”1 2 15 for the] thanvhe is now. In fact, it is so long
since he fought that his name is hard
1y Iecognized by the right fans when
mentioned.
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Young Eddy, of Groenn'icb, is
Iainly going to give Kunz one scrappyI
go when he, meets him 1
next momh. The last‘ time Eddy au-
pIIared In this city. he looked just 115;
I101] as thtI Battier.
——O——
Kunz goes through his training at (he
\\'u1wick ho: (Ii 10 muHic played by an
nicclric piano. May
fecI on the nerves.
4___.
i1 111:: Norwaik no.1: So
had half the grit and stamina oi the:
(com 111 It would be world heaters.
”I..- _.._., .4..-
lHHHl HHiH HHHHHH
HHl HHHHH BlHHHISl
Opponent Away 111
law in FourteeitlI Round-Ja-
saIIe Stops Glenn
lIorII Wednesday
131i 11
of Iheir scheduled
of Wnlcibnrv.
in the second i'oEIIIIo to save The Park
good crowd ullcnded the boots.
pointed
'31'idlskl.
In lo-nlgbt's
a terrible boating. He was in bad'm
11m 13m. énd in. the m1; session after
trying to mix it with Shea. in the cen-
ter or ”III ring. be-Iook II hard right
to the 311w Iand wont sprawling
through the ropes. He was out" for
some time.
of the manly art of self- deionue. in
out of his class. Fasnno hit him with
em ything he had in stock. Glenn
the round, going in- ms corner in 11
dazed condition. , In the
rou11d,l?asa.ne opened up and show-'
cred him with right and 10113 and
Referee: Charles Pllnes
bout.
liams and Jack
through ten rounds 1.0.11 draw.
6mg to the high cost of all ingred-
are obliged to mine the price. to take
eIlTecI; at once. as follows: 30c. special. ’
Upheavei at York State College. variety exhibited at the w estm‘mutcr
SYRACUSE, '1. oil '23. ~‘4'msplnased Kennel Club‘ Show new '
with recpnl actions of the Syracuse
Wfihuend and sell Linguine
35c. 60c and 5T 20 All drugglsts rec
Cel- i
u Stamford I for? loflisht' a bout instead of after it.
Wonder if music helps in training?, .
have some ét— ;
hool fellows ( “’01! by “1.11198.
gills they would turn out a bflokt‘tbfliiiE
. Ipiect (Ivor soon in those parts.
NEW HAVEN, Feb 23. ~Tom Shea!
won me [eatherwaighl title of this my condition of Ike Hauler. He most car; must literally 51151111911 111' we we“.
night by knockluIS'Ialuiy is In the pink of condition. 1111- Poor (Imus (1,, ilumor “m mauled
rank llI'ldlski in the Hill YoundE though be but: had 11111 a uhbrt work- by his" courage.
15 round bout. A out, he put in some faithful licks at in the act of savour the life of his
E terrific right to the law did the trick liralnuig
H.111) (l iena or Bridgeport proved aior more Ioiinda 4.1151. glorious follow.
big Ilivv er He received an unmorcliul ers of the game andlp‘ut in some road-
boating III Ihe bands or. Jlunuy Fnoano Work. Jack bemo’dofi 61111113111111 he
The boot no! stopped is 111 better conditibn that oral bcfore.
I soon alibi-11:9 l' 1111114111. “or: '
Pretty good thing. this “1111:. al I 'nurmgIII. sic, (Iof 5.11.1.1qu mun
lowing no smoking at boxing exhibi— be” 0f our 1...“ qullI-Ivmi 11 “He mu
lions. Spoils the game for boil: the tinuull) picked III: 111 111911110111) brides
boxers and participants. it would be1 “8 “Wash: Iumimishot. 11111111101ch
11 good idea (or the fans to remember. t" 1"” ii '1le in the II olh.1‘dim.<s and
this at the bums in Music Hall, thist m"‘““°“*‘u‘¢$< 01 tho uIIIn I1, I'm 1'1
evening. E mm“ ”111111111111“. “as invented in
l Ibo Rev. \l‘illinm' Taylor. the coudju
‘ ~ , tor of Mr. llrnisou i11 colnlructiiig the
if the Battier can do to Pills what lilst ‘llig [2911' 1191i 11 11:15 (iiiil‘d 111:.
1119 did to a colored aspirant from chmtinz: slim. loss. and hr in $114111:
iW e<ip0rt Tuesday. the Australian “manual :11 mulon'd the {'SliU-S‘HL' II
Imigm 'as well go to the hospital bc- tho sailors and soldiers who would iorl'
_.._
*0 I'Wiis Io obsorlo lilo cd’ccr. of their
‘ "' IsEhotu perfectly lluuecessul'y. \\illi(‘ on
It took mole time to shoncn the other form “as onstruciod for the
Po ugbkeepsie four mile race than it purpose of al‘owlng the gunner to in
”1008 to row it. or uinrllls "1111111 Hufctl.
i __._ l "The instmmcnis were shown to
18th Allison, the New Orleans out-E [éoiilfanmutw’ “El"; ‘37; so ”HM'WM
I ‘ H 1 unpor now 0 l inwniiuu IbIII
fielder 1"” Signed ““5 u" ( “Maud he lullnodioicly mounlssiwwd IbcI...Llov.
Iluh. EWllliuIn 'l‘nviur Io haw :1 number of
—O- these it‘lPSl‘Ulws HHll‘U'MiNL‘lH 11111! if
Funny thing how many bouIs are the slI-uer Hull]: not IIII'IIIlIInIIIIl just at
the 111111: the iIIvI-.1IIiIIII was to hIIvII
-lt(‘l'fl used no doom :1 grunt saving of
IlnI\ \IIlunblc.
I
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KunEz will weigh about 138 pounds lemme“ “out
when he enters the ring thin evening.
11 “NYE boon cll'III'lI-Il."
LIIIIIIIIII I'lxlll’cbiu.
Gam‘s DryE Humor.
“ hen the gallant Wchli I'nloiuin. lk1<E
rid IlIIIII. 11:15 N‘lil forward by Henry
Pills HHL Hill
Bil lHHl'I Hill!
in II boxing exhibition staged this to ”w kin; h. hNorl'v
ievening in “node Hull. Charlie Pitts, our-1...... a“. ”mug“ m be killed
tow the h.I.IIlI- III' .\,\;illt"1)llll 111: found
i
I
New llaIuIn Boxing instructor Puts
:h Right ‘loIE the Australian ch11mplon.ofllrldge~ enough ill be mm.“ “mom,“ ‘lml
pint. meets Battling Kunz, Norwnlk's 9110111.. 11 Io I'.1u1nnuy.”
lightweight arii'II. ’l‘he go is for Ibis quaint fill‘t‘f‘u-‘i of HM‘ hull“ of
twelve 1011111111 and will be the scrIIp- ”‘0 hum" “t 0m" sDWIM lln'uuch 1110
(1111111 11nd Ilolllrilcw «101-3 )‘I'Iilllflll
11 her of (he \nllIlIll ('unrpzlln lIIil 1111
I. 19'
Pop in no wold to deocr'ibtI Ih inch Inllcr. We know that it \\:I~' :Ii-
llc. was killed \lellII
54va do!“ he went thrco prinIc.—l.ondon Standard-
m»...
Distilled Water.
" Dlslillcd water oftcr having been ex-
posed to 11111 1111' is one of the most n11-
ldbilous or drlukd. Ila daily use in
in good me- (:00- Th? xneasurcd quantities ls helpful in cases
le- in
City lighter from a knockout. A fairly Allllll'fillap is a wicked 1101' for anyone of dyspepsia land greatly assists the
no run up against. He saw the ‘Balt' Sendai functions of the body. Every
Fight followers were keenly disap 191'“ “l"!
with the showing “‘9‘“ bv although neither gained. 11 knockpur.
E Il’llto woo shaded by Ildunz on both oc-
iight ho was completely canions
'bury and Standard right: fans will tol-
(:icnn gave II miserable éxbibilldu Battling Sol. 01’. Brooklyn. in the one“.
the first rotuld he showed that he was should make a clever exhibition Tick E
managed to weather his way Ihriiugh'
second Athletic
I
stopped the letic Council of- on University of Wis-
In the semi- final. Harry Wil- cousin today refused to consider the Tunes 01‘ the heroine come up to the
Mcxulty danced reestablishmcnt or rowing because the
ienis (over 100 per cent increase) we Poughlrcepale regatta
‘ fled advortiserm one .
largo steamer carried a water distilling
appnrnius by whichsea water is made
fresh. in the days before steamers
‘prlmlrivo distilling apparatus, was used
on \I'III'IIIIIIII‘I and vessels carrying pus
light on two other occasions
In the semifinal. Young Moody. or
bullied and never had a chance 101 Y Ball Benin-1's.
win. Hc slrnck onlv six good blowflnonbnry. who knocked out Len I h_. ~ ._,_ .-. W
during 1110 fialn After the 112111th of Now ”NEW in 0“" ""1““ Mon-. ‘ wen Filled “
E- ‘E E I \'ill have Io: “ ‘II-e. "11111111qu I ' b ~-
round. BridIuki weakened and look duynlghl at New Haven ‘ um “NEW: ' I 1111' to 0 1111111ch
work hard to duplicate the feat 09-
cause in Joe Dillon. the stocky little
Stamford brittler. «liolniobiu Is fighter
1mm and sin1plc.I\ bunch of Dan:
"11111. my door." said grundmn elu-
nosilv. "31‘“; Inc \IIr\I":I'01111g.IIo vou
$ch lbIII ,i'ou are fitted for 11111111011
0..
. ‘ "1 11m hol' Wound nowz grandma.“
low their respective leaders (his ever uxuluimd Ibo .IIimpeutlvc bride law-CPI
m nnl n8 - ' LI'. 'sI-Ien 1.11111s"*l\n111ansQily Jonr
Shine Gibbons blacks up against "3|
wkvwmw
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More than tho Avenue.
Mm. Wuyup—Ilow mnchsleep do 1
110011.1100101'? Dmvtor—Wcll. the 11ch-
1131: 11013011 not-Ila about seven. hours.
~Ml‘s. \\In'11p-'l‘lIIIII I shall take about
fourteen.) consider I on: much above
the av (anger-J 1111.9.
1111': 110111. $111112 is a clever boxer and
m for the built: are 'bolling rubidiy.
N0 aowmofim wIsc. usm
w...
A Plain Heroine.
“This in retreating. The author says
lilo 11911111111 1311’ t bountiful " '
“II; will no refinishing to see the pic-
Council 0113th Hopcu loci
. Revival Eof Crew Race: 7 ‘
MADISON, Wis" Feb. .23 .--Tl1e Ath
print. ~Loul§vllle Courier-Journal.
physicians advised against it Support ”
era 01’. rowing heErEe had hoped to have Mlny Sided Woman.
Wisconsin enter a; crew at the next _ Mml thinks he is going to ”We the
' mystery known as woman after he in
W “I I
*le do Bl .
1! your tenant is delinquent an'd-I a rule
destructive become 1E1 Sentinel clal’ssl‘
It is bad to work lollerlngly; it is
worn at alum
'1'IIIIversily athletic officials. Chancel-
' 101' Jamtfis Tloscoc Day today ‘lntorm _ .
' ed the athletic gorernlng boardrflhatt'i E‘ .
13.19 rctircment of Big Bill Hollénhéilk. :ETEE
' former Penn star, ‘as I’o'otballwcoiscil;
T was desirable .. . . ._
' Illollenbeck has been rcengEaEgod bill _' ,
the board but Day holds veto pom IE
Day minis Buck 0' Neil returned is
’ coach and Brown and Rutgers 1111211de E 5
E from schedule. Several members or E
. one governing board have rulreudy 1‘9'
’ signed-
I
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' HOV Ci“. ‘NUS
. Hum 125cc;
IN: A WEAR
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_ ucur. Inomn‘ navAmnoE.
AXNAPPOLHS. bids Fell. 235421119111.
donasIIH'. 111mm. U. 8'. K, 111111 1511931: 0an -
looted by 11151.. executive committee on
V the 3:111? Athtletic Amclallon to be ’
E- head coach of Jule; Academy fonIball
_ roam mu mam 111mm. who
‘7" ll not motioned Jargon inclined
.
deg '1" Wave
’ PLATE or BEAN SOUP
over the parapet or other parts of 11115
liws oI' IIIII skiliid :Ivlil -
.Io munmollcr lhc 111-11111 uruiv lc- H
that. the tumor ouInIII1IlIIIIII11 Ibo ling“ ;
”IN l'IIlIIrl‘l ‘
I the Phillies. I
.bndly complicalod affair.
. mottled. And then Ethc plot thickens ’
- worse to 101m lustéild of W to
. -,-:___.I—
lllgllésl Saloricd l’il 11:1'
l
Grower Cleveland Alexander. the world’ prernier pitcher. hos, _,
signed a two-year contract with the Phillies, and wdl go to St '
Petershurg, Fla..on March 6, to start training for the 1917. Icamr
paign.
The salarv diffurences betwlcn Ihe' great moundsman and
Pacsidcnt William F Baker were ccmprmmscd aim a conference.
law .ting scucral hours. It can now be sad authoritatively 111111.
Alcxandu Is the highcst salaried pitched in organized
and one of the best paid ball p1: ycrs in either major leagud'. _.
Th: signing of Alexander to :1 Phi liic contract was mom
plished only by the modest kind of work on the part oi Mm
gcr Pat Moran and friends 05 t1' e pitcher and of the ball doom
Iwere motions to see the men git together and settle a manor
III
'of tho greatest importance to the in lure of Alexander as Well ”I
l
DAMYMcCOY TANGLE
'l‘hc when? lltllc job of securing 1m
opponent. for Leo Darcy in his iifoi. Decisively Outpolnts
scheduled battle here at Madison
Square Garden on the ought of‘uarch . ..._.._. '
5' is still engaging the attention of Billy Fltzolmmnns, the Yonkerothfit
Giant Hugh Browne and his lieuten. 111111.1th took Dutch BrIuSGI‘a
Ims.
H'rzs-mmom euro wanna
column ‘
Broadway 8. C. V
qualified the Hoosier from replacing IBurmnn's famous knockout: pane
McCoy 121 the Darcy contest. WaSE unhooked at short mtorvnlt."'hll§
However. another turn has develop the scrawny Yonkoro boy wai'
his conduct McCoy agreed to make
no fight from the time of singing un
til the Garden bout. Hence if '11ch
Chicago man's glove method t
of its journey.
In subslanco Fltzsimmond wan all?»
i
Coy will violate ”211:. c:::::.ct with; kent his belt
Browne. 0:1 Ihcb other hand Browne into the Harman cotufienanco.
is quotedms saying that he would be Burman declared in the so
willing to put Dillon on with Darcy lround that he had been. 1111 I:
All or which complicates an otherwiaoiFitzsomniono. but the role . ,
,lowed lhe- chum and ordered“ II. i‘é
lsnmptlon of hostilities.
The ‘Red Cross Society recruiting Iin'the other ten mund.Ibout.de
station in the Norwalk Armory was 5W3 gave an art-13th: "bee
often this morning from s: 30 until 2 Young Benny, winning every. _
o 'clook~ and a number or new members. the ten manila. Tim Callahan fiIE
For the benefit or those citizens th0- Billy Weldon in the six round no:
work in the factories and stores of the; -
unpleasant!!! “not ‘
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Salurdd‘y oternoon from 12 until 6 a. tenont, Index' the hnm'eooIQE
oelock. 111,111 expected that many new 'Séntinol classified udvertisin
at this time.
EI BRING III: A adult.
. OF THAT EFAHDIJS
BEAN Soup" THAT
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