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unlit lliil
On Eve of Sailing For Cubs
Giant Leader Says Bill4
Plans For Next Season
Are Completed—No Hold-
Outs on Team —— Says
Barnes Rounds Out Pitch-
ing Stud .
Having disposed of Charley licr
tog. his former rccgleilrent captain,
and obtained another star right hand-
er for his pitching staff in less Barnes,
John McGraw. the Gin'ni manager. sali-
ed vesterdsv tor Havana, Cuba. for a
month's vacation. Germany Schafer.
baseball's comedian. went with bic-
Graw as a body guard. HeGraw will
be back in New Ybrlt by the latter
part of February. prepared to take the'
first detachment of Giant rookies tot The “mu” "‘9' 15m“ b’ “’9‘
the club's training camp at Marlin. Administrator Garfield 1‘“ "l5!" “0'"
Tex. E'Wflhiuton, to meet the coal (amine
According to bit-Grow. his enme'uUMlm-nlfl. will mean the lndefin
team is "fled up ,0, next season’s "88 ito suspension of many sporting ven-
chase, "All of the boys are satisfied tune that had been pinned to be hela
.nd the" 'm b? no holdouts," ”id in (bi! state. Postponenent of geyer.
thc Glsnt leader. :11 1“8 Sporting events are now in or-
..The deal by “M, Hm" “I mt set and if what was said last night in.
to Boston completes my puns ,flytmquestionabiy reliable finances is
next year's team. Barnes is just' tilt "“9- "‘9 8‘3“? Ufihl'dsllt Champion-
pitcher we need. and will till out tire-MD Wile of 20 rounds between Chic
right handed end of our pitching staffu'mwnv New England llllthOldl'jl‘. and
l have watched this young fellow erBMlHnS Kunz. the State Montrfcb. at
or since be “me into the league, and ' New iiuveu next “Monday will bepost-
with n team which can make runsrbe‘l’om‘d- Chances are three to one that
bind him he will be a consistent wln- ’M‘ttt‘hmnker Billy Hogan of the .1.
nor. ' €an Boat club; which is planning on
‘1' also expect much 1mm- work'lllslnfi an all-star card at the Casino
from Tesreau during the coming sex a weekfrom Monday nixht. will also
son than he gate us last your. 1 60,199 cubic“ to a DOSlPOnenlest.
not figure 'ifesreau hss slipped; hill The order. as Interpreted here lost
just had a poor year in 1917. ’ night upon its receipt. provides that
"i am glad to have Larry Doyle beginning with next Monday and er-
brtcli with the Giants and expect tolery Monday thereafter for a period of
get some real work out of him. No tt'n Weeks overv house of amuscmcnt
one need doubt that Larry will playF-und thatlncluden boxing and wrest-
ilm'dcr next season than ever before. ling club. billiard sud pool rooms——
At any rate he will work for bar-Imust close their doors. The order
mony.” lalso provides: that heirlunln: with to~"
Mean had it good word to say dsy and for a period of ilvc days all
for Pittsbllru. He thinks the chill hal mnnufnctorics must close. This part
been underrated. "i expect Plttsbnr! of the. order. however. docs not af-
to mslic things interesting next sea- feet the alleys or billiard psrlors.
son." continued McGraw. “The Piratcs' The order wait “issued In a means of
had a prettv neat stuff of pitch?” Ml saving fuel and linht its much as pos-
year. youngr fellows who are improv? slhle and to reduce its usc to ho min-
ina. who will win a lot of games with i nl. That local pool parlor men
ii to batters playing behind them.‘ nd boxing promoter will conform to
Slcnzcl and Omaha will improve with order is a fact sit a line of 85.000
Pirate oflnnce quite a llit., Pillshul'fi is flawed hv ‘lnw hr any violation.
will have a pretty tidy outfield in CI!" No excuses of Ignorance or neglect
ey. Stcnuei and King", will be 'acceptnble. The decision of the
TRAIN—E88 WILL “diiii'tiiifi ..
JUflhflVlillliiS
A. A. oi New "even under whose nus
piece the championship battlc be-
tween Chic "mum and
is scheduled to be bold in the Elm
(‘lty on ncxt Mondlv niuilt. learned of
Walter Camp Picks Three;
College Trainers to Pass
on Physical Fitness of Fyl;
ing Men -— Fitzpatrick,
Donovan and Mack Nam-
the order. for the first time when told
by n newspnpcr rcprcacniutivc. Mr.
ell—Plan May Save Many"
Lives
PoStponement
Rortv said he was not surprised that
such an order had bcen issued as he
had expected one rtltht nioniz.
He went on to stir:
"While I am not nllrprlscd i did not
expect that such a step mould be tuit-
cn at this timc. ilnclo'ilsmmy in do-
. ' > in llill best to richt condition» and l
‘ NEW HAVEN. (‘onn.. .lttn. i7."‘:i0!' one‘liav that we should do story-
'l‘llrcc trainers, of college athletic (mm; m not" him out. I ,1”, (mp...
“WNW lli'lnl' WP?“ Mill“) lll' \Vfllll‘l‘hlincd to do my shurc anti spcaklllit
Pump. llnltcii States Ntlvv Commisjiur the Atom A. A. will nay that thin!
timlflr 0i A'lllt'iliil. fitl' panama! jlldl- mmoctaflon‘ it'll. will do I“; part.
went on llit‘ condition or utizitorsl who' "we m-h facing a wry mum) purl
nre about to makr lvl‘atlli‘t' War toil and It is up to ill-l to help out. 'l'ltc
"Milli. ’liporting element of thin counil-v liltfi
l‘amp W5“ ”“le h" "‘0 “WM" never been found lacking and ltiiln't
branch at tho military service to ”‘1‘!"bplievp that n will no backward "13;:
KPH "3T9? "Mill’s! 0i fflllfizt‘ trninol's “mp Y0“ pan dnpmd on tho 91mm.
llt“ l't‘llfll‘dt'il BS1 highly Rdflvii‘ll 'ill‘ “‘0 [n2 crowd filming out ”1‘. (WWW ii)
duty. and he hail forwarded to the Al'- the letter 'hflhcr it means a “M p,
iflllim Whnrilllflll l" Worthington "l“,nancial loss or not.
mm" M K“i‘¥li‘yl"lilllil"""‘- Princc-i “i really don't know how the ordcr
ton: William F. il’oochl DON‘T“- wiiLaffci-t the Brownoltullz bout. nui
Harvard. and loltn Mnt‘k. Yfllt it the order nechitstr-u tl postponi-
'in an address to the National (‘oi- ment on our part you can rest lllllilll"
louisto humiliation ltt illi annllul mci't- cd that we will do the best wo will.
in; in Ncw York two tracks no. Cami! Meanwhile we will continue plrlmtltlv:
pointed out that the limits or the avian; .
tors were tho/most hazardous of any}
in the ntliltsrv servicc. and that it it,
highly quallflcd munch athletic train-i
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lull tilts Hillli
hum liiiliiil'i lififiiill‘ifi
itiilltlitllllli liliNfiES
Bowling Alleys Are Hit Hardest—Chic Brown-Battling i
Kunz and Harry Greb-Zuiu Kid Bouts Scheduled For {
Jan. 21 and 28th, Respectively, May Be Subjm to :!
ii; illihg Kunz,
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on holding the bout on next Mondav.‘
Hoover, we will consult the Federal'
authorities and see how the order}
bears on our case. i am sure that if
I. postponement is necessary that all
the participants will agree to it, for
it is not only an obilntion. but a pat-
riotic act as well." '
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Billy Hogan. matchmaker for lilc’
local Union Boat Club. said that he‘
did not know "how or where. he stood,”
but that he intended making it hit:
business to flnd out today. liiliy has
made. all arrangements to stage the
‘sil’star show at the State. strect Cm;
cino on a week from Monday night
and last nil‘lbt secured his tickets. No
trouble would be involvod in the Mill“
ponement of the bouts a dsy or no so
for as Billy is concerned. The boxers,
so for as the writer known, ‘ have no
engagements for..lan. 29, when the
bouts will be hold if n charm? is no-
ecsssry. ,
The bowling alleys will be hit tbc
lliil‘llt’tii. The/order, it with pointctl
out in New York last night, will all
fact the hilt-vs and besinuinz with
next Monday and for tell Mar/dam
lhcrcaftcr new pool room In thc
city will have to be closed. Anv vio-
lation of this rule will mean the 5m
psition of $5,000 fine.
An effort wits matte Iflni night to
not in communication with (‘onnio
lewiti. owner of n strlns of the city’s
leading alleys and ,«biiilsrd mrlors.
Mr. Lewis. however, in confined to
his bed with illness and cmtld not he
reached by illctiscnrzcr 'or telephone.
liitl managers st his various pistes,
howcvcr. cxprcsncd thrmttcivw or. not
at all surprlscd at the issuance of the
order and also said that it would be
striciiv complied with. _
’ Howling leagues which have in the
post llcld howling match" on Monday
nights. will llcrcaitcr be forced to
chance their lllt‘ililfllzrlligllis to some
other tint.
According to what watt heard last
night ibcrc is in movement 'on foot
among owners of billiard parlors and
bowling niicvs in this city to offer
‘voitlntnrilv to t‘lnnc their places ’st
10:30 every liilhi in the WN‘H. if such
It proposal is decided upon it will be
presented to the proper authorities
sumo tislc tomorrow or Billiards!
ll‘lOl‘nIIl’p
So much for the Tcicurnm lli‘tli‘il'.
i‘nmc itlllnor. who ulwavs carricu a
brick or ll lmi‘ht'h‘lltlt‘ in hcr clow- lulu
it hammer in lll'i' relictllc. lllifl bccn
vcrv nctlvc of into. (in Monday Ros-
i‘l' Fcl'l'i of will 'i'clcuritlll published
some :~lli)l‘linl'.’ t-llattcr rclntivc lo thcl
fitct llllll .ltlt' (lens. Kunz‘s coltzlretl'
ii'llllll‘l'. bud ~ loft him llm‘lllltll‘ he;
Wouldn't do till he was told. The Sen-l
tint-i found out that (innit might have.
sold in tilsuutt that ho was going to'
quit, lilll illu' llc
Mondllv nlominit. However. on Tim
thy, pt‘ilpic who were in‘thc know and
who lli‘t‘ Mild to hit rclitlille. Mild that
Kllnz wasn't thin" as ho :ll’ltllliil when,
That is it hlil‘ddlili'il money.
I silevlstcd more suturing
triliniml for n filtht.
thtnit to brim: up to it iillllt‘r'd notice
.lill‘i llt'iili't' he soon in the l'lflif. but if
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was nilli lti. work on!
5‘1
'(‘. l-i. l‘lutllcld of Tulsa.
Diamond Stars Playing or vanish}; ‘
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Joe Jenkins, catcher of the White rich. and Slit"ll'0ti Smith, pitcher for
Brooklyn lsst season, Will this sprin r and summer plat for i'lzcli- Sam, -if
"39" d0 30‘ by that time so to Fran c to tilt-ct iilc (lcrnutns. Those photo-
graphs show Jenkins taking a hot on-- Smith is szcnd rig to Hm at Camp
Gordon. They will form the crock blidcry ill the club of the camp. which
grill meet other clubs of other citlllp .~ when tho mansion opens.
it is true, and the person from whomtTen Games (”I w; and J
the information come is regarded ss| 1918 Football Schedule
being pretty reliable sud was former-t __ .-.
ly one of the foremost Kiln: hookah; “’ASHINGTON. f‘s.. Jan. ”.41.?“
but now has none 0'" to Brown. u'zamcs comprise thc liliS Washington
is something that can't be helpedlmt'aud Jefferson football schedule, as
could have been helped. Some peopiofimde public yesterday mow"); ratifi-
have said that when Km met Jolm- cation by the athletic council. Notrc.
nle Dundee nndesn k. o’ed.. that it Dame University “n b. met "am m
was one of the best things that could an intersection] contest, next “a.
have happened to bird beagle it Hm,” “me be!” sChcduled for South
":2“? "i333 £3.32.“”°3212& 2.5; "m h... schedule inflow»:
’0 s ' ' ' So i. 29., Kiski Washi ;
that instead of making him “unwrap“:- indium ti’a.) :lrmnl “first
it was making him more mun" ”Hilton; 19. Westminster at Washinx'
However to get back to our mmt'flin: 26, Notre Dame at South Bend;
(15:3: 331133.23: 2:32:12. to N" 2' “mm” 3‘ “0“”! Bend: Nov
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lust thttt long. The onlv'wfi thst 3"?"th M Wheeling, W. \a... 9 :
tin writer fi‘m is to "it"! 0! Pillflbumh at run-
mr snot K- ”! wt. But “"8“- 16- items at tic-av." l-‘niis: 23
“e the flsht “aim-t o twenty Welt Virginia Wesleyan m Washing
in cm Kn” “Ema” .lwe'lon (tentative): 23. West Virginia Uni
rounds remember we so , '. “PM” at l‘oirmont. w. Va.
told you . :
t'l‘o Send $150,000 Worth ;
of Athletic Goods Abroad:
v.
scorch R4 tu‘. ,
APPEARIN N.Y.E
NEW YORK. Jan, 17th,“. Stctchcr.‘ Amerlrsn soldiers France will
. lsoon receive from tho Young Melts
"' "’W‘“ ' formidable contender h" llhl'istian Amcistion a shipment of
lhc wrestling iitlc left Vllcsnt hv thesthoooo worth of athletic goods. it
death 0! "on my”, hasnnlmd to woo announced last night by the inter
participate in n". tournament m be national War Work Council of the as-
.lan. isociation.
= . “Phenom ordered» Include 59.760
Mill, H.400 buts, 900 mulls. 1.500
chest protectors. 9,000 gloves 800 soc-
cer bolls. 2,l00 buketbnlls. 3.600 rugby
bslls. Those, w other parapherna-
Ils. tanks the mast single order for
athletic condo ver placed. it is held.
held in Madison Square Gnrdcn
Steicher tPilel‘flfiy acct-pm! the
terms, ottcrcd him. Thc town will
be plted uslnst Yllslif llltllsane. a
lsiksn srappier. who made a good
showing in the/recent tournament
held in this city;
Winds-k Zilytislto. the Polish crap, , .
War. and .lMlnrOlin oi Finlendfi will. About "50,000 h” "W! Dr"!
mcct illc settle eventual as the matclt."”“'“ "3' the organisation for sthlstlc
between Stctcher and liussane. in ad [nods '07 ”Ml"! “ll" ill the United
dition there will be it finish match sum. . ‘ .A -
hctwccn Built Hel‘onpna. the .9930?"
tul" Finn. and lvsn Unow. a limo-
slnn. '
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00 MOTHER! Ill! 7
When we hear of no many school
girls and [iris in stores and oldies
who are often totniiv unfit to perfflrm
CALHOUN. Mil. J“. 77.—Comnn- their daily tiulicli because tf sonic ii“-
che lion. owned by William “an". ranccmcnt peculiar to their sex. miclit
.lr.. of New Yorli. won the u" "0 this not how bot-ll prevented by the
stake. oi the National Field Trials mother "1‘“ WNW?“ ""0““ “”‘Ml
. or carelessness. failed to set for lllul
club yesterday. Candy (filozzzdrzz . dsuxhtcr the one «root root and herb
d remedy ior such ailmcntti, Lytiiil l2.
Plnkltiun's Vegetable Compound? Thin
old initialed medicine In said to halve
oi woman-
llind than say other remedy known to
-Sentinsi Want Ads burs to rsy. medicines—Adv.
ZIEGLER DOG WINS.
nnd prizc. slid ‘Dosoto l‘rsnlt. ownn
by It. (l. G. Base of New York. won
- a“...
. Latter
’hall Lengle last night when the fast
exciting played in Dublin and lived Blue Ribbon“
.inthe semmthalt. With the scam up ngln the Dean"
defence as if it wore mere lll‘t'm and Huh. MM-
;whcre shout last night was one res,
.tsrfercnce of some of the Blue Rib
or as well acquainted with the mob-
.styie as they might hate. in the first
half they fought desperately. Schultz. .
in particular. did some very good
work in the first all of the story:
Clinton and Hat-n no not it“.
to expectations last night. W
lunch to their month“
not up against a weak and M]
crowd. but on the contra! m
t of the tin ‘wt and some “ ‘
tet Wilt-lit. Bed-0' «all
-' Hahn of the Dunbar! cum! did the
‘ most dense “annuity“
vidul sure at the eve-ill. Mr
was Mbwctflllmwj
not at on tight at the W the:
lliiililiii ill
iiilillilltlz-ll
Now Leads ti
League But May W
Tomorrow Night Wilt
[agile Game Is Playt
Here '
DAillBURY, .lnn. l‘l.-—-Leavy's Blue
Ribbon aggregation toppel out of the
lead of the Connecticut State Basket-
scan:
line “bone (‘9)
White rf.
Benita. ll.
Powers e.
Holmnl. fl.
Clinton rs.
Dsnbury team defeated that tribe last
night by the score oi 32 to 19. One
at the largest crowds that has ever
witnessed sn‘indoor sporting flair
was on de¢k and cheered both teams
on.
Despite the one sidedness of the
score. the me was one of the mint
owlciai League 3104‘” ' 4':
Won 1J1 Page
p.51”;
milurv
cp to to most libero! expectation-5 Anemia
of the tons. The Blue Ribbons were X {walk
“I l u. l'
in a fizhtinz mood and in their deter- M,
minntlon to score a victory were at .
times careless. . “E“ m“ .
l I‘ l was if!
Hilliil tum e
‘ a war
M
The Pinyin: of the Dnnhury men in
Hurley, Six Feet “mm
.0.”
til-l"!!!
the second period was so clean and
yet wuling that the visitors did no'
know whore thev were at or when to
begin. , They put up a defence, but
it wsli ni‘serable in comparison with
the worli they had done in the. first
half. Lecnard's men were out to win.-
ud nothing was permitted to stsnd in
the wav. Occasionally one man would "
come tbso tan with some slip. b‘lt thinE y cmtfl‘ggt N” a
was quickly remedied by the timely aw , ‘athIP-
slstance M i-omo l/wiiic-awake tt-zixn? C0. Vs.
mate. “ Pufimlm
Crack ion; shootl'lz- enabled "to --— "" , M
Dnnrhurl' crmilination to land the car-w Tomorrow night Norwalk wills
“3". in
6"» at the end of the first period. 1“.» 1m in the flat olelaifilmt‘ w
llnnburv pltlvrrs cnt‘rcd tiln ”cont! that town. and “i" ‘wo'hg/l ‘ In ’
half full of life and fight and took all has been announced:
sorts of C‘l’tflr't‘ll, 'vfhcy stopped at .mnbury-rsflm ”a 3‘2.“
nothing and ran through tic Ribbon forward-z “mm ”at": < .’.. '3‘
M Retell: w
DIM. . . Norwaik-Johmon I ”7
'l‘h fact that ilotlt‘ of the best w-n‘ll: Hurlev. ml"; ”"1“" 4..
"‘3'" Murray. guards. -
llnrlev who is one of the must
in the Pennsylvania Silt.
members of .thc Bridgeport
son why the visiting ctmtinccnt bc- v‘nverj
hated so poorly. Capt. Swenson. [and ”a”, in a wonder when it w
and Alabama were not in the line-Jo height. blitlnx the afoot 5 ""1”"
toniirht, although Manager Lnsry lts'l easilv and he 'wlll play centcrlfdf I“
hoped that both these turn would '0- yorwnlks. ”(- was spam“! '0'
port to him. However, when neither yon-ants for tomorrow MSM- 'W
appeared he forced to depend on «ob The preliminary Fir-9 will it!
stitutes. These tried their hardest to "an the First Walk 5
keep back the unitary Invasion. but and Hsrstrotm Five. who are t A”
wss sn humility. for the locals m,“- new coach with them.“
were In their t farm. the visitor» wacted to be a good some: .
were weak and on most occasions on». ‘
tout in the thickest of the fight and Tom Tharp.
running wild. ' writer for the New
Eddie White. the crock Ribbon for who is 'qltttnown
ward who is loadinz the lame in in. cles. “unto-roe thr-
dividusl point scorins. Ill strain our pin: and quite a cm"
of the evening’s most brilliant stars. all?“ , ”PM
He wss all over the hall sud his in- W
l-iAD THE osm’vltusvwlillt‘fl
York so“
in whom:
motor W
d Is and?“ x '
bons' better vinyl to the first half
was one at the outstanding tenures
ot the fast sun». Without [the ser-
vices of sucba plnvcrln Eddie White
the Blue Ribbon machine would luv:
been battered to piecos lm sight to" "I: gum"! Ind 1:31”,le
it is doubtful if the mall!” “now an "99‘“: "av”. '1'"
lion could zlve s better serum of ““‘d’"°“v r. i m-r“ w .
itself or be round in better condition l" “3" "l "W” 0" m
for a hot tussle bad the doctor sod Wt.
The two substitutes. Schultz. It ior- and “0" “1:235 :2; $34,!“
ward. and Powers. at center. mm W ”grim 1’ We told ‘
hard and while they did not connect :2: "13.x ”L“ t it" Insist m .
' -" heir in» - . .
as well All the-t mishthnvt t of ".0 "My. Honey “‘ 'l' '
biiltv to live. a better account .
themselves can be sttrlbutod directly ”7"” Corporation.
With January comes to divert-h,
"ring colds seems to settldtn H
system. causing one to sets sit
tired. but!
. ,--... ~n‘ ”t. .. «a...»
er could push upon ”it" “condition nit
the filers. manv lives and incidentally.
flying machines might be sovcd.
Avistom. he pointed out. did not roll
port to their commanding onloers their
exact hosith condition snv more. thani
college athletes tell their coached.
lloih sets of athlete» nod warriors srll‘i
too anxiouu to not Into tbc item's. Yet.
they will tell their trainers and will
dist-us» their physical condition freely
with their trainers. l
in msnv easel. too. the trslncrs,
would, detect svlnptontt of poor condi-i
tion. which. it not diagnosed. mlfltt'
cause the uVi’l' tor in loll" slid lose his.
life.
(.‘smp bstt educated that the three.
universities wit/ll whiilil "stilt. fits“
pstrlcli and Down"! are connected,
my. Ill s parlour duty. losn the
three trsinsl's to‘the eviction min
"for s tow months " ’
--m s meow-site"s
tocmrlw. tr's so
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