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Berrntann' s Plan of 18 Men
to a Team Fails to Meet
Chief’s Approval
John K. Toner, president of the Na-
tional league. yesterday announced
his oppoeition to an eighteen player
limit for the duration of the war, as
annealed hr August Berrmann, chair-
man of the
Hermann who also fills the dual role
of president of the Cincinnati club,
has announced that he will offer an
amendment to the National League
constitution to limit'each club to eigh
teen players.
According to Chicago advices, Presn
idA-nt Johnson of the American Lcazue.
also is in favor of an eighteen player
limit, and intends to recommend such
a limit to his club owners next week.
it had been believed that sentiment
was pretty solid for an eighteEn player
limit, the New York National league
club being the only one to come out
a A
National Wisdom ‘
-a bit of attention these days
Opinions and (3088113
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“John K. Tenet and Ban Johnson apparently have agreed to disagree.‘
Johnson comes out in favor of the eighteen player limit for malor league
club. but Tener can’t see it at all.
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evening it took Zbyszko twenty minutes to pin his opponent to the mat.
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The six dav bicyAle race in Madison Square Garden, is attraction: quite
t
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Joe Chovnski, the old battler, is seriously ill with pneum’onia. Joe in,
an optimist however, and expects to win this/the biggest bout of his car-
eer. '
strong against it.
ifowwer Tenors oppositloh to the
plan will likely defeat it, as his club
owners usually follow his advice. “II
am against any reduction to eighteen
plav,err " said the governor last night.
“be cause i do not see any need for it I
if individual clubs care to go through
the scar-on with eighteen players that
is their privilt so, but I am opposed to
forting nucha strinrcnt limit on clubs
which do not desire it i will make a
recommendation to our clubs owners
at our annual mPPfllll: next Week, that
I consider it to be for the beat inter I
tn ill of the league to retain the pre-
A-ent limit of twentv-two plavers.”
Gov. Toner Optimistic
Tcncr’a oppmitlon to the cic’hiccn
playerl imit is in line with his entire
policy on war baseball. Toner don't-A notI
lmlicve that last vear's war cxpcricnce'
warrants any radical chngea in base-
tmii for wig. ,ilt- believe» in iaklnx
war lessen—whether players or mon-
cvmati thev come. furnish the best
baseball possible, atop calamity howl-
ing and refrain from continuztllv paint-
inz the black side of the picture. For
that reason he favored the retention of
the 154 game schedule. which hnAAIII
been practicum decided upon.
August lierrman chman of the?
commission. and Preflentcl} Jolil?
son of the American l held it
conference in Chicago yesterday. in
which the problems confronting boar“
ball were discussed At the end of the.
conference Chairman Hermann an:
nounced that n Saint meeting of tth
National and American Leagues will
be held in Chicago on December ltl
V for the purpose of adopting (A war pol-
icv.
President Tencr said last night he,
had no knowledge of such a meeting.
fit» said such a meeting had been sug-
gested by one of his club owners. but
that is as far ml the matter had gone.
“if euch a mcctinz is held it will be
merely to take stock and to talk shop,"
said Tet-Aer. “Nothing radical will be
adopted; the pnypose of those who
deem such a AAA/cling necessary will
he to merely compare notes on Archer-
nl baseball conditions."
if the. National Rogue club owners
do go to Chicago for it joint meeting
on December 13 their annual racer
ing in New York next Tuesday will
have to be .1 recordbreakcr. , Thcv
‘musi. finish it in a day and a half. .\'o
National League ‘meetinz ever has
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K' Will” "it ~ KIDNEY
Take a Glass of Salts if Your Back
Hurts or Bladder Bother:
If you must have your meat every
day, eat it, but flush your kidnct .,
with salts occasionally, says a noted
i
uric acid which almost paralyzes the]
kidneys in their efforts to expel “l
' from the. blood. They become slurr‘
gish and weaken, then you suffer with
n dull misery in the kidney region-
sharp pains in the back or sick head A
ache, dizziness, your stomach mup§,i
tongue is coated and when the wet/Ah"
t-r is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine gm cloudy, full of sedi
merit, the channels often get sore and
irritated, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
To neutralise these irritating a
to cleanse the kidneys and flush
the body's minous waste get for“
ounces of Jail Salts from any pharms"
cv here; take a tableapoonful in a
few days and your kidney! will then
"in fine. hum-imam in mg ,
lrotltfinacldolvgnw it!!!”
“knew In“ .1! It“
aammmA.
firestorm-datum
,Atmw musics. lhv alas.”
Etwo years the two leagues have had:
different plaver limits, and early in
' pared for Williams at Exeter Acade-',
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alone of water before breakfast for ll
been run off in such record time Na HITTING THE NAPLES
Iiional League meetings, as a rule, takeI (By Scorekecper)
up four days. SENTINEL CUBS DROP A PAIR OF
Seek Uniform Legislation GAMES
One good purpose of such a meeting .___
Iwoult bet .
latiorl' in thoe[trigqlzrzuuésmgzzrxg‘ifi Hour Scoops Jinx cast. a 89." Over
‘ Down Town Bowlers
The Sentinel Cubs, following Iheir
usual custom of refusingr to beat the
Hour Scoops at bowling, dropped two
games out of three to the uptown
scribes last night. at the Norwalk lil-
levs, The Scoops have acted as a
sort of jinx to the Bears thin season.
and their spell lotit none of its warm
last night. By .louing last nltzht'ii
match. the Cubii have won only three
out of nine games, with the dashinu
Scoop»L The Scoops are now roosting
in aecond place iii the Norwalk New-B
‘papermen' s Mambo. and slim no sit: or
of releasing their. death grip on the
position for a while.
The SAoops were urcutlv sided bl
one ‘lke" Pinbell int-it night. inna-
much as “Ike" had little t.ouble in
waliopintt ”Tex" lit-Forest. in thc
flint two games of the evening. in
the third game the (‘ubs had their
fighting blood aroused, and launched
an attack whwblcitherw "at it'll"
nbcil
I
the winter it looked as if the two
leanuea might have schedules of differ
ent lengthii it is obviously to the best
interests of baseball to have the two
learues as uniform as possible on audv
titnl matterq
BRITTON BEATS TILLMAN
dhieago Boxer Takes Nine of Twelve
Rounds and the Verdict
BOSTON. Dec, 4.—Jack ilritton of
('lllI‘RLZO ewopt away all doubt its to
his Aiipertoritv 0Ver .lohn Tillman
hcrc lflfit night. when he outpt’tinll‘il
the Minnesotnn in nine out of twelve
rounds, winning the decision. I
in the first round Tillman managed
to hold Briton even. From ' the sec-
ond round until the ninth there tvas‘
nothinu to it but Britton. From the
tart of the tenth until the final Iron);
acre was no innSI it but Britton lp able two I" “mg
the lWUAn §ttton u titrated 71M sinxfi-i fin mnfli N 103. '.
several times 1' pulling um is gloved M Mam! M a ”on.“ 231.1 I
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hand in the clinches 1-,“, scum we". as follows
Sentinel Cuba
HIGGINS TO MANAGEVFORDHAM Illnkcr 7.: i3 771
Crooks 6» t*9 A '
Captain wm Be Chosen as Soon "terms: 77 till 95
Letters Are Awarded IVanBuron ' iii 80. 7?;
(‘iril A. Hirains. of Scranton, Pa”: —.—““—“‘
was yesterday elected manager 01" 30‘ 310 ""
football at Fordham University for thc Hour Scoops
season of this. The new manager lnIComstock 70 727
n .lunior and served as assistant in W. S. lrclimd 69 b3 3‘
the campaign just ended, This is the Piuhell 97103 1‘9
first step taken at Fordham to nr- W, if. lrcl'InAi 85 7A Ah
range for 191R baseball and efforts willyI A ”‘7‘.“
be made immediately to fill out the‘ 515 33.) 320
Brhi‘dli'f‘ The stundinc of the teams in the
The election for football captain will Xorwnlk Nf’wspapf‘lnltll s Bowling
be held next week. The election can't Lcnguc is as follows i
be held until the ‘"’f" men have been' GP w .1, Per.
determined, but these arc expected to? Sentinel Slugs 15 1‘ {luff
he settled in a fcw days. Iilour Scoops is 10 8 .oo‘?
- —- —- _, ~—~—~»- ISl‘nllni‘l Slims 2i ll 10 "£4
auowu CAPTAIN AT WlLLlAMS Ai'm" Typo. . 13414 222
i The Hour Tvpoa and the SentinelI
Star End and Hockey Star chosen to Slugs ulll meet innizhl at the Nor-
Lead Eleven lualk allow, for their third and last
WILLIAMSTEWN, lull?" DH" m- match of th“ first half of the seasgIn, .
Ted Brown 0' t' Pnu ’ ‘ on. a mo ost oncd match between 9
bf'l‘ of the junior class, was todav 3935;“ ”Slugs and "I? Hour Scoops,
elected captain of the Williams foot- ‘Awill I)? played all some night this
ball eletcn for imit Hé has played week,
a strong game at end for two years
and his work in handling the forward
pass was one of the features of thin'
year's successful season. Brown pro—i
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'AN DOVER ELECTS AVERY
ANDOV'FR. Mass”
my where he played hockey, but no
football He in also captain of this
years hocltov team and president oil:e
thc junior class. i
Til Pillllslllllll’s
«Nautilus—m Not'ztoxhttera Many Tourneys Will Be Some Professw to Believe th
toxemia! Boots in Brook-
lyll Until Injunction Mat-I
“I B Settled
them (A police) for contempt of
tion is hear Thus spoke Justice
Jayeock in the special term for con-
tester motions of the Supreme Court
in Brooklyn Monday, after he had 'ad-
iou‘i‘n‘ed the case to dissolve the to-
junction of. the Broadway Sporting
club to restrain the police from later-
fering with the boxing bouts at the
club. After the, officials of the Broad-I
way S. C. were’ hailed to court for
holding membership bouts, they ob
island a temporary injunction from
Ju'atlce Benedict. last week. Yester
day the police sought to have this in
junttlou dissolved on the grounds that
boxing at the Broadway Sporting Aiub
was a violation of the law.
The corporation counsel. represent.
ing the police department, asked that
the case be adjourned until next Mon-
day. Justice Jaycock agreed, but Mir».
ulatcd that the police must not bother
the oificlals or members at the boxing
' dill 0" summer DIEM
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,,.A PM“ FOOD lNGPEcTORs
trawl-villi: Dec‘ 5——rnirv
l'ure Food" tomtnissioner
Starltrnncllcr has
appointments
and
Frank it.
made the foilouini:
of lnsptztiors under the
aw purified at the faint session of the
General Asaemblv: lrvinu P. f‘amp-i
bell, of Manchester; Jamest‘. Gilbert.
of Bristol;
on. and Roy F. Kimberley, of Goshcm
These appointments were made from
the list of eleven pen-tons whose
names were submitted to Commission A
er Stadtmualler by the Civil Serv'ite
Commission from the eligible list. l
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KID NORFOLK wmltza
NORTH ADAMS. 'jMaaIi Dec .’r~
Kid Norfolk had no difllculty in bi
Al!!! the 7ulu Kid .in a ten round bout.lvancp “he"
here last n’niit. ilc forced matters
in cveiv round and piled up n Amie
Ilcad on polntn. The Zulu Kid was
tough and he fought back namely Zn
In was outweighed by ten pounds.
“ARE YOU RHEUMATlC'f
i
Many Pang: That Pass for Rheumt
tism Are Really Due to Weak
Kidneys
ls it'rheumatlsm"?
Not. every pain is. . I A
,Weak kidncva let uric acid co’llcct.
liric acid causes many queer pnins.’
In the thigh it's sciatica.
“in the back lumbago.
in the nerves, neuritis. '
Gout, gravel, dropsv Alrc uric trou-
bles. ’
When you suspect the kidneva use,
DnAm' a Kidney l’ills~ i
The home recommended remedv.
Read this South Norwnlk man's
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AAAAAAAAAAHAAA AAAAAAAA ruins AAAAAAAA AAAAAAA
ill USE BAYllNETS
Held, None For Titles !
Fencing dates for the coming com-
f’petithe season for all contest-A to be
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vaszko. the Polish wrestler had 3 mm time defeating Pilaltol! taut? xmr roux Dec. 5,—v'w9u punish ““4““ ”V ”mm” 0’ ”‘9 male”
Fencers League of America uerc an-
icourt “- tr. 3' interfere until this mo- nounced lAAAAAt night by W Scott 0Con j'_
'n/I: .I
nor, .iecretary-treasurer .
While there are no etents carded AA.-
titular contests, followers of the sport
will have many competitions, as prac
ticaily an equal number of tourm-
ments have been arranged by line
league as in past years before the dc?
cieion 'to abandon
creme was affected.
in the local diIiAiAm, Anthracing ton-
tciitn among club of the mueiropoli
tan district. the schedule is a rather
championship
gratifying one. but the New Eun‘and,
and District of Columbia division:-
have suspended attiie competition fot
the year on account of the war The
West Point divition has one tourney
‘Sht‘dllled as in past years.
An innovatiouhin year which prom
lites to find much tutor among Al:
contestants is to he with the l)i.t)’tillt!‘
COLLECTING WAR
TAX ON ~BALL GAME.Q
CHIPAGO. Decaf: —A uniform meth
0d of cofitiing thcu war tax on pattern
to baseball came.“ it was said Iodav
would be one of the many rilleeCitu to
come before the joint meeting here
Pet-ember iii of the club owners of the
two maiot leagues arranized at it toti-
feieucc last night bctueen August
l‘iiziicnrv Paine. of Bill-3 giiorrmann. president of the Cincinnn- '
ti Nationals: and t'liaiimitn of the .\'.t
tioal Commission and B. B .lnli'ir'ofl
president of the American Lennie.
In order to mold confusion and con-
gestion from an attempt to tollect the
via! on each pass as presented at the.
hate. the suggestion was math.- durinz.
the conference hetmcn the too of-
ficials, that :6. in be collected in mi
eaAlI p: Asia is issued at
the season. Th at
would he at the rate of eight ci-nis 'AAr
euth coupon, in case a pass holAlH'
does not use At" his coupons it is pro
pared to turn thc balance oicr in the
Red Cross at the end of the st axon
the bczlnninz of
Vill0l MAKES
lililllllfllSillONli
l i.“ bvigorabes Old People
Any. doctbr will tell you that the
to of Vinol as printed below
contain the elements to im-
waded
' prove the health of delicate children
i and restore strength to old people.
madam-art...” "A:
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low "4' s33.
fimm,wa
Those who have puny. ailing or
slow
3/“. Provost. retired farmer ADI!
Elizabeth street, says: "I have used:
Dunn's Kidncv Pills «for rheumatic}
pains and in view of the good rcsulta‘:
I not, l have' every reason to believe,
they are a good. reliable medicine 1‘.
glIa dly recommend Doan' s' Kidney Pills; “tho“. Wfim’ that proves 1;“): I the tenth annual meeting here.
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advise their use by others."
DPC 5-mlelc !. Price aid, at all dealers. won't sin:
P Avery ‘01 AAurora N. YA. was 1m ask for aikidney remedy-sell
“Mr. Provost ha‘d. Foster-Miiburn Coo:
Mfurs.. Buffalo N lL—Adv.
rundown children or aged parents
rIIAIAIagaIrowethe this ‘at our expense.
oodlt douchildren
and the and that: i! nothin like
Vino! to restore strength and vitality
,ncrvous women and over-
rhodium-down men.
it. If you are not entirely sat-
lsfieZwe willroturn your money
fairness and your protection.-
lionswngI people have been convinced
Frank Baxter, drunist, South Nos
‘Zlected captain of the Phillips- Andov- loom-9 Kidney. Pills—the name thatInm—Adv
Acadcmv football team for next]
Izea. ason
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-—Sentlnel Want Ads. are winners. I
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COMPLETE
sou BIG lNG
snow AT case
BRlDGEPOR’l‘ nee. FAA-Prep.
tions are going on apace for the
boxing carnival 1033935594 in
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Cowboy Will Be Only “i" ““- ' ‘9 . “II-
Circus Ch A R{ IL." it“). at Ah- 1;: State a
amp 'As Arie Ay announced in these
Contender For CNN 1 Mumps the “to leading contenders
Lacking—F “no“ the Be,le honors that night wfil be Johnny ,
ldce of New York, one drthe neg
Of Them, scarcely a Match Alittle Italian boserh that ever dim
For Big F ellon
a glove and awabnfifi‘w 119‘ m
roped arena, and Battlinz Koo
if jocuiar Jess \liiiarti, the cirrus South Norwalk,
king. dotent quit his ( rinsing ion; champion.
'=tat_e IligIluw
i‘ni'utzh to Art in: o » sixteen. 'foo ring? Matchmaker Beam Mayra!
and defend the world's heavy ueignt‘ a classy card for
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Ithampiontlli-A uiiliin the coming so; It”. cny. I0” I”
months. it is vert illicit that the fistit: .of the beat “as“
,norld will route to the contlusion that was The Gotham mapper: All
be is throuzh and demand that the butter from soutlr Norwalk all
likelicst of th. lieatyueiglit aspirants put up a we.“ exhibition in tho
get tosetlirr in tiimination bouts to‘ which is scheduled (Io .nm-
bring nbou ”2- “cutting of a new ,Ktmz has never yet felt. gm
champion punch, and hardly knows what
Willard i is .-AAid has reallvdecidid is like. "”8er he wt! pg.
ILZIIsAAendIIIlIAz‘II remainder ofthiIs :(ll‘PIumn I0 is“ the “I,“ t
’mm‘fie. "in: 1:102” game an dg ‘ 2: his career, Monday night
I ‘ 9 M9" atcor in; ‘ There are few better lightwairh
some wellinformed folks wan bronchi -'
' .l and
about by thu- fact that Jean has found the business than ohnpy D co
Kunz will probablv beI willing
Iii" imponib’e to get door) to fightinz fall this before the inc” is
“All. We we told [hit the champion J h . is b be1' lb
A’nei'riis around pounds and that if? as: non ‘ u Amg ov 9’ t“ .
the attempted to get in shape heIfldenee, and that l” “"617 a Mil (
would hate to take off in the neigh- for ”m” who put ”’9" {pith 1" '
borhod of fifty to sixtv pounds of his. The semifinal brings “Rm"
aupA-rflous heft, which would keep him “1"“ of ”“3 fl" “‘1 ”“3367 '
busy training nearly four months. 0' Newark The former ‘3 “filth
Doesn't Want Much and liked here. He has been A;
Willard believes his services in I pentiy before the humanity“
championship bout is north 75.000{""e"l 31"”- H19 1&8“ “a! W!
to 8100000. and he. also bilietes thatyknocking 0'" 0‘ his but: up:
it will be impossible for him to dc-iBud Palmer. in a match nitrous
man] this Amount by meeting anv of ‘- C smoker only a ELF nichfs
it“? Present cmp of would—be heavy-pm“?! Donley l3?! :"006 b0!
weight k‘incs. Therefore, it's the cir-IKaiN'd Film? fame “hell he def
If‘liS life for his from now on, say thelvounfi Blades, 311042 [Shad a
well-posted birds and if his is the mom?“ ago Blademwawu own
case. we may have a new t'AhatnpionIChic Brown In New HIV”! at the
before another six months rolls show
around. There are two other port!
A chime At the field which announc- ”‘9 cards. “‘3‘“? Wilson. 0‘ i“! 5
cs itself hcmyweight title timber re- “A“! Artie 01‘9“” 0' NEW "01'! ‘
vents nothing startling. Fred Fulton mix "“35“ for 5“ tumult; 53"“) A,
is occupying the main prrch and Fred cidents "1 the Prfuml‘i' VFW '
would hate about as much chance Ruth“? 0‘ Providence “I“ P
Iagainri “Allard, should Willard be in Proto of New "3‘93 OFF “Milli
“shape, as ill“ Swiss navy would have 3° 9‘51" rounds In the S'md bi"
aminst Uncle Sam's fleet a. Carl Mor— 0’ the 8‘91““! "
Iris, who dumped his thBllt‘Ps ovcr- Joseph Ti’n'y Lee will official
board by foulin: I-‘.iilton in a lake ”‘9“9: Frank Bralthewaitc "ii
Ibout at Canton Ohio. may be a good “"3 announcing, and Al Bundlelt '
Ienxfiieer. bu; be lit through as a stood sound the 80115 ' -"
heavyncizht prospect. l'harlcv Wein- -'~
on proved he couldn't stand the an“ A"! ”mm 60""
.i... 2:“?
when Fulton beat at Madison Square
Garden in less time than it takes to .
tell about it, and Jim ('0!ch Haul;
Aliiotan, Torn Cowicr and a few "in -e'
hate already eliminated lhf' 'msellt A. as
brilliant prospects.
Bill had as is the crop of contend-I
era. somebody must succeed Wiilarri Oil"
when he steps down and out a-1 he Ah' Pain is pone'I ;A
will most likely do, and Fulton ap- Quickly7—Yes. Almost "{1}; ta
pears to be the next in line. Should lief from soreness, stfffrlcsfiw lama?
\iillard retire he. may give his title to and pain follows a gentile
{Fulton—who known? with “St. Jacob's Oil." I
———————~» Bob this soothing petratln
TO QUIT sxarmo UNION right on your palatal bate‘it' and
CHICAGO, Dec. Err-Resolutions rcc- magic, relief comes. V "St.” .l’aco
ommending the withdrawal from the is a harmless “clincher lumps
international Skating Association sciatica cure whichIIncrerI It'fisa
were adopted last night by officers of and doesnt bug; tilt: s$‘ "
itbe Western Skating Association in Straighten up! ,Quil‘Tdfhplal
The Stop those torturop
resolutions also proposed the msaniz- moment you will forget {bill you s
lation of a new international union. Jiad a weak back, 'b ca
Ithe result of the International Asso- hurt or he slit! orI
Attrition recently transferring
{Pittsburg association from the West- “st Jacob's Oil" {Ir‘
em to the Eastern division. '
nub Pain From nag; Swuiim J'
Bottle of Old
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