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NEW YORK, Feb. 9.——Penasyivanla
has a new system of publicity. From
now on there will be no interviews
given out by coaches, captains or
members or any teams, nor will they
be allowed to write sport articles to!
newspapers.
The plan is to have all the news;
come from one source and Major big-1
[in J. Pickering will be the man who
will be given the authority tolet out
the news.
The rule was passed last spring, but
it was broken so often that there was
no real attempt to enforce lt. Dr. Mo
Clellan, the chairman of the Athletic
council. however, has taken the au-
thority upon himself to see that it is‘.
carried out. He has sent letters to;
the coach, manager and captain ol'd
every team representing the univers-'
ity with instructions to live up to the
spirit as well as the; letter of the laww
The policy is copied alter the sys-
tem in vogue at Harvard and Yale.
The decision to stop newspaper writ-'
ing activities of coaches might have
' been brought about by a recent arr
ticle stated that it was a mistake for
. Pennsylvania to devote so much time'
and money to rowing when “it devel-
oped only the icgs o! the athletes."
l-‘olwell made it very plain that he‘
thought Penn was doing a lot at harm
by fastering rowing, probably at the
expense of .lottball. At any rate}
Major Pickering came fightback with,
the announcement that it was,Penn's'
intention to continue not only rowingg
but all other sports at normal times. i Lelli
Now the quietils has been put on Fol-
\.eil and all other coaches.
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CUBS T0 RETAIN ‘
LADIES’ DAY
CQICAGO. Feb.
3Woeghnran at the Chicago Cuba is
going to disregard the rule passed by;
the National league last Fail eiiminat- ',
ling Ladies' Day at the baseball parks.‘
The rule was proposed by a National
Iaeague committee composed of Her-1
mann oi Cincinnati, Dreytuss ot Pltw
burgh. and Ebbots 0! Brooklyn. and bet»
idoes not lavor their judgment npy too ’_
strongly, anyway. It seems that when .
the measure came belore the league in,
December, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and
Cincinnati voted against it while it
Jwas lnvorcdjby Nethorlt. Chicago],
CUSTOM j
9. —— President
lSt. Louis, Boston, and Philadelphia. l
Weeghruan cannot figure why Presi-f
ent Ebbets of Brooklyn should be op”
:po‘sed to Ladies’ Day in Brooklyn’
.where the women now have the vote,‘
hich may be an important lactor in’
the tutors question oi Sunday base-i
ball. Weegbman’s principal reason:
glor flying in the lace ot the, Natlonati.
, League rule is that there will be a La~
idles' Day at the White Sox park each
iWeek, so that it will be necessary to;
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;have a ladies' Day at the National.
League Park.
When the league meets here next;
week Wesghnian is going toendeavmi
tohave the league rescind its vote and
l make the ladies' Day general through? '
out thc league.
SEEKS N0 FURLOUGH.
CAMP moan nousrox, Test. ' » .. ' -
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'l-‘eb. 8,—llealle Mann of the Cubs in all “I [T mMMISSIUN "1’ "““m' “3" M“ ”mm” ‘5 "0 tlori to evel'v young month the station. "“1” r C W an n a“ 4,. nmmspon’r. Feb. s.—
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SULLIVAN; LEFT N0 WILL. ’probahility Wlll be out of the line-up
’ —'- . lthis year to use his own expression: 5
Petition to Be Filed for Administrator
at John L.'s Estate.
BOSTON, Feb. 8,—Pirmly believing third division.
”Army lilo's the life for me." He lll-' t; , . .
{tends to go to France with the Thirty-‘ . .
that he would exceed the. alloted span: "1 want to be in the greatest gtlnn“
of three score years and ton, John 1. lot all—lighting the Bocbe," said Mann
Sullivan, it Wt-ck before his death nt'yestcrday.
"Basellllll'is all right. but.
Ahington last Saturday. reluscti to dis-iii. set-nil sort of out. of date at the pres"
cuss the question'ol making a will. l“”' time".
Clarence W. Rowley of Boston, for?
for the appointment ol an administra-
tor of the estate.
“A few days belore John L. died i
i'? rcluscd," Bowley said. “John L.
. told rue he fully expected to live to
palm CAPTAIN ENLISTB, . "
Ground _ Aviator.
PHILADLPHIA,
be a hundred, and that under no em. Wright's boom of turning out a win.
"commences would he take up the gum; hing viii-ally
tion~ of a will for twenty years." “’0“ a Slump yesterday when It be-
.Outsido ,0! his farm at Ablngton' 3 came known that Captain Sid Tilth-n
. subataniial property, Sullivan's hold. had enlifltcd and was liable to be cali-
irlzs'werir nominal. he estate-will go “1 into active service any minute. 7”
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NEW YORK,
to his sister, Mrs, Annie Lennon of den enlisted in the ground aviation courts.
this city, the only surviving relative. service.
it will be necessary to elect a new
, 8T. JOSPHS START BASKETBALL captain in case Tilden is called imme-
. -- . diately, and o! the remaining oarsmcn
The St. Jofleph's again have started it looks as if Marvin Wilson would be
a - basket ball team, and would like ’ honor Pd with directing the future des-
to challenge any team not any man‘ tinies ol the crew. Wilson has rowed
weighing m," 100 pounds. The lino-3m- two years. being.on the. va‘iiy
up is as follows: Hogan and Conch; last year andthe pot or crew the year
TEAM.
1: Nichols and Bnlmmer. g; Reardon,
ctnlcr. l
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Sentinel Want Adva. are Winners.
'aéLF—‘W
—~——u._',_.._
5 ' ting, etc., when yol
. ‘ All CMflREN [0w ibcttie otGrcen's A
, . is. .. __ i l at Plaisted's drug
u ,1, . icine has rcmarkab
“a a 8m"? 0’ “as: .1 fondled and has demotil
tencv by fifty years or
aches are oltenca-ttse ' y disorder-
ed stomach.
. . ”minim”
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Stomach ’ ,
Why stiller wfilflthtion,.dyspep
sfa, torpid lifl,‘9domtion. sour
tomach, comifl-u
ll get a sample
ust Flower lree
e. This medi-
Mr. Ebbets also made it clear that‘
Mamaux is not a lrce agent and will
be forced to play this summer with
Brooklyn or remain idle.
.llamaux's claim is that tile l‘lratl‘
management abrogated '
with him by
"tlocltint'," his salary
last season. on the around that he
.broke the club
- jsaid yesterday; .
FREE OF ~i-iARGE . i “Mamaux should take his complaint
to the .Vational Commission. 1 under-
Stand that Mr. Drei'luss is perlectly
alter eat- willing to let the cornmlsaion settle the
Mamaux would find that
it has been the persistent radition ol
the commission to give the benefit of
tlve proper- the doubt to the bail players in dis-
823, its eillci- agreements with club owners, and be
t . Head- would stand a better chance ol train-
.I not a tree agent, and will not be one.’ Sentinel Want Ads. are Winners. Great Lakesutatlon, under Director Namara, W. 1' Powell.
. H 7 ‘ _ ‘ ‘ may , :3 ' .. , W . ._
" '7 . ' i . .. i ' ' Olcott. Tw or the wrestlin in truc-
, mull WM Swnhmer 0‘ Hawaii fiBflXlNfi flfflml tors at thiaostation include gen slilie- YANKEE [Hum _
Ruth. Wayson Stacker, a nativn of lil-rtoiillli. is the champion girl swim.
'mer ol llawaii.
She no”! 1"" "cm" i” lhil’l) “mm “M “m" ”0 between ‘00 “d 200 men {or um“:I diers. it may be that soldier teamsvH‘ALLIDAY'GETs '
yards and 440 yards. She hm just been appointed owiniliilng cont-ll i'Ul' ill-r boxing instruction. t‘to ellorta ha a . . _,
e Mann Not Likely to Reioin University of California.
Cubs This Year. '
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CLAW-[BEETS
. Pitcher Not a Free Agent .
‘llann is 'ltillctic director oi the and Will Have to Play a spcullltion. He was an utter tall- For several months alter ”‘9 MW“ immoral-ton on ”"31““- ‘M counsel for” Judge Con h‘m
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many years Sullivan's business ad- camp. The Chicago club has been1 With Brooklyn 0! Remain ""‘ 1"" "M’- winning 0“ V “" stations heron "lung up, experim t
' .ti'imr‘and attorney, said that a pan. collnlinl on his getting a release for I
350" WOUM be filed in court next week the baseball season.
I ‘ golahsa'ys . President of). had ‘ bidililtm. We'll“ willln'x most practical act ot‘im'xitig lnstme - M ASQUERADE- BALL“ the Vairlield county you,
‘IO would derive from being coached “on“. The ”t perfected at the Great
I"““- "-“'('l“”7“5 'by Manager Wilber Rabinson ol the Lakes station in Illinois. where Beau Nash.
mg“ him m m m mm m, Will. but Syd Tilden or the Varsity Crew to so. Ebhctll. president of the Brooklyn
club, gave to young AI
Feb. 8..—-Joc National [1%thle poorest pitcher and
best conversationulist. some sound ad-
l‘ennsylvania Vice yesterday, when‘hc
player to submit his claim aaainat tho
. ...... boxing and played almost'continually. Mir-r" .
Pittsburgh Pitrates to .bPPfl 1'3“"! by ‘ilr, Campnilz: class" twelve o'clock, the sale of hot dogs: -.. )
Commission and abide by the "3““. WEEGHMAN MAY to be taught in naval sin 0‘ s' began, and a merry trade was piled: é
instead of starting a light in the civil; GIVE IN TO STAR throughout the country as to] ow . from that time on. Special ammo“! s .
the contract
suspending him and
CODU'OVGI'SV.
ing something from Messrs. Herman,
lTener and .lohnson than he would
August Flower is put M and from the civil courts.
Give it When Feverlsh, Cross, Bil‘lt‘lus, 90 cent bottles. For salc in all civil? "Whatever may happen. ‘Mamaux isl
For Bad Breath or Sour . Hized countries—Adv.
ilculty over it." .ed in every naval station in the coun- Committee or arrangements-es. W oentury, and is just as good I
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‘ben. the champion middleweight pro
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g " torsional, and Jack Gruppell, the Ania-,-
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champion. The standardized instruc-
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‘ . . tion is wrestling involves the lollowingl N . . s In
chads All Other Exercises in, 0m": i ' ' i ‘
. Number of Marines What 1, Ordinary hold around the waist: .
- . the instruction on how to break .
Practice ‘ It "" Wrestling , such hold with the knee or heel or ii Discussing his holdout a - .
Also Has Its Plaoe— hand a, beam ‘illler llugglnv. Yankee mindset
Standardized Instructions 2-Headloclt and break. her use! wildluxciwd
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i Adopted F017 Both I 3—Strangle hold and flying mare. it. lie dictates till his men will
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k—Waist hold an flying male. Macon when the time for re
. Reports tiled with Walter Camp, 5—D0uble wrist lock. 300m" ground-
J commissioner of athletics lor the Unit- rd—Jiu Jitsu leg break. I "El’cfi’ 5883011 ball Clubs havaq
.ed. States navy, clearly indicate that 7—Knife protection. tile dililculty getting their men to .
to date boxing is the onlcial sport of, s—Breaklng arm and in clinch, i'i'he average ball player'ot course
the enlisted man in the marine aer- 9—Block to kick: iiieves be always is entitled to
lies of Uncle 8am. One hundred per ”A totairotabouuowo young Amer-z than he gets. But that is bani
cent. more marines have taken part in lean are being taught these standard- ture. During my connection with .
’this sport than have partioipated is ised boxing instructions regularly and Yankeesl have become convin'oa‘
‘,._ any othu since the thirteen naval the bouta in which the boxing and there are no fairer owners in , .
. stations or thecountry began -to be wrestling stars: meet are attended bl thaa Col. Rapport and C ._':t. : 7.
:lilled with young . Americans last crowds which tax the balls to their ”gum balm BI
'apring. and the crowds who havo at; capacity. 1 _ cuta have been Justified. . v
a, tended the boxing exhibitions which. ——--‘ ‘ . t “i feel sure all the boys will be“
according to order issued by Commie GIANTS, MAY PLAY 'us when we report in laconfi I
aioner Camp; luv been held twice a ; AT C ANTONMENTS no doubt that any dlilerence but
tweek inall the stations, have included Pratt and the club easily (I!
=l’93'9" L000 “d 1.200 ”cop" in many When the Giants leave Marlin on straightened out. I know
‘cases, ' _ , , 'larch 29' they will ‘0 to an Ant». eager to play with us and appr'c
; Plans, which were mam out for lie. Tex.. and play M. ”me. with the the deal which brought himT'to
,thr orientation, °‘- - 5“” “m?“ Ian.Aatonio club. On March 30.and York- I think Pratt can be mi
MIN '0’ “‘mw" u” "mm 31 they will play on the Texas club's under-mid that we are coming
ipossible number 0‘ men in the ”r hoime grounds. but on April 1 and 2 d" “'3" conditions and NW-
,tions in the sport. “dim: (‘13:: 3;" they will meet at Camp Kelly. near the ues are not necessarily endurfnig
'9' which '9” organ " ‘ ‘ ' city, for the entertainment at the sol»
3M”. modem d'evelop specialised boar will meet the'hatiorlai Leaguechanlg BACK PROBE
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”5' the great aim .0“ the instruction pious. On April 3 the teams will go . i > BY~C0 m L, .
being centered in extending instruc- b5“ t"'s‘lU‘HIOblO- Then themles '
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concern or mine or the Brooklyn club. An innovation thlAs “litre rgvsised guiding Imus! £11352"); salty: 3:31”, 33’?”
It hc wins his claim against Mr; ‘ . bee pr an , at aszizm- 'as gm n“
novatlon has just n ' , . . . :
lircylusa all! right. it, he does not mfijftcfii 1:, p in standardizing 7, at Houston; “my,“ 9.1“", “L m. Thomas L. Coughlin, trustee. -
, Frank lionlera, by which Wi "
all rlzht. Tim! is purely a question hm“ mammal, lor the mu". navy_ New Orleans: April—11, at Memphis.
Hailiday. whose peculiar real—
«if money remaining due and does hot ”0 has “med orders for a ”Mme .91 'April 12, at Chattanoo‘u,,§pril 13, at transactions brought him .into.
affect his IféaPrVE, which WI! "1th b ihP ln- l...»xingtml M, “Tmfiqfimmill arrive limelight abOut a year ago! '
_ - rcises to be taught V .. It it , ‘ .
in ltrmirlvli in the deal by which was :tfn‘lthrs in every station from llostnt‘ MMQ‘MMVU 44mm 'tll double—header cover selerai pieces 0! p ’ ’
. Garfield avenue deeded b L ...
:pnl hLIliitliaW and Stand to Pitt'- .0 churlaeton. s. c.. and irom New with—M90339“? item’s ”‘e “"9" Romero. Judge sultan will
urg . '
'Orlenns and San Diem to l’nct‘t mfdiilinbtlotiiliel'spam m "l" Pomorder when "is properly or ‘1’“ m
“We are taking Manlaux purely on fioimd (Hilfilibtm All? 13“,, and open the Judge E. K. Nicholson. who - ' ‘
.. I tlall‘dnv’s l‘O'J estate r-vnr .
, brought him Mlom'tlie publ’e‘
games. He alve'as'an excuse that were run“ it! worth to develop "‘9 EACLES’SEVENTEENTH. Vi'mbtf, 1916. and finally Mild
t the circus and gamble on d for 2903 iconvictinn in ”19» Superior NW! ‘-
l'” creep t‘ e d th benefits lions lor standardization all ‘ at! : “m“, lollowcd ‘ row he ”a
. the return at h s arm on e oral adoption among the nova .. (Continued from First Page) ;Romero at m“ home' in Garfield“
one. each accusing-the other‘ot”
'ing to kill. . . Ml . g
superb“ We '00“ for mm to sign Olcott. the lormer Yale. Annapolis and J‘ulb‘issts 013,13“ dressed ladvmiirs
with us before the season opens, rr' l'niversltv at Kansas athletic coach. -
Most comic ireilsed gentientun— .
gardless of his private war with Mr. is dierctor of sports. hall 1113! been "’- Jamcs Shield. l
Dreyfuss. ll be docsnot we shall lected lor general adoptiOl‘ 3“ "‘9 The music waslurnishcd by Svec‘: c .
try to OD?" "‘9 ”Mk anyhow." 'gtnndardized set and orders have lust orchestra consisting oi; eight plcctr -. ..
—Advertlse in The heating J
l instruct in balling fists. th? DTO' must be made of James Shi-Z'ld's mad
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'ith tume. He was arrayed as a Fiji l.-- Haro'g Instant Relief! Ll
' lcirl of weiilht 0n "9" “ . mlflg
Charles F. Weeghman is going to ac. 22:5?” little on front lcet. practlct? lander. and all that he lacked was a.‘ Sore, Still Muscle. and “it?”
. . soup-bone. - ..
cede to Grover Cleveland Mennder a three step advance and with left lab, Winning prizes is nothing new with; With “31. Jso'i'w: Links
demand for a 'bonus from "w CM," thr stall! retract with ‘9" book. Mr. Nash, as be has been the Winner; -mcnt,
“colliding to reports from Chiago instruction! on left hook. :on many former occasions. The ail-i Count titty! Pain gone. p 'r
yesterday. i {Instruction on fight-en)!” to belly. prize that was to have been awarded! Rheum.ugm is up“, only:
.. _ tothe best group of six was not given
_ Nothing but, war will keewfilex , Although boxing instruction is given out as there was no such group N". one case in lilty requires ,i
ander out °t the game," “Id Weegh-' in manv of the stations by Df°f°’“°n' ent. The committee 0! arrangements treatment. Stop drugglng!
man. "Bonita. Hillary and '"y 0m" ale and semHirolesslonals. who aleiheld a hasty meeting in the buxomce 11115917 right away! Apply .. ‘
matters will be ir'cned out to his sat. enlisted men, some ol the best llnolll'n‘7 and decided to give the prize to the penetrating “St. Jacob's unaware
'isfactlcn." ’bo,e,4. or the country are included lnlfour sailor boys who led the grand mu, upon the “tenderspot,”
. ‘ . march. Dancing contznued until two . ., i
And in Philadelphrd, Wilf're the the “at of "when 0! the tlstic art. o'clock this morning and the dancers lieLcomea instantly. 81...!acobl
pltchcr stopped on his way to H03 Eddie-Shevlin is at Hihzbam. Manama" '9“ taken care of by the mam lrnent" is a harmleaa rheumattwp
Springs..Aiexander said: ‘ Edge Murphy at Commonwealth Plel- agement who had thoughtfully provid- meat which never disappolataandl
"There isvno dispute about the lfil'lwnllam Rollo at the 803101! "a” , 9‘1“?“ 1:? thinl- the eveniu w~r not burn or dileolorthe skin. ,n
ary. The Chicago club assumed thalliym, William Freeman at Bumkin ‘:?Archfba{g also; Bridgeport: ”cede; “my,“ lip! gm, complai ‘
liability when they vurchnaed my refund, Granville Lee at Portland. on "erlclt Rom, of Bridgeport; John ”mail trial bottled tracheal; ,
lease lror'll the Philadelphia club. As Mike Glover at in? Pelham Ba! “8119“”. 0‘ Stamford; John Gmdon,.iment. at any'drug store, and, ‘1
to the~bonus, l have had no contro- tion. gt Swat-“dbl?“ W. J. Moore. 01 5a. moment 3:1!" beauty: 11mm.
I ‘4 ° - isoreness a ness e
versy with Mr. Weeghtnan. I told him: Wrestling Program I ) W. J. Pow .ii , ‘ u . ,
i wanted "0,600 as my portion of the; In wrestling, as well as boxing. rl'chilorglran f°glmxt°§gNmmm C. :vfl's‘m’” Issue: awaits ygu. 5t. ‘
deal between the Philadelphia and‘standardized program has been de'e'l Murray, H. Keena. T. Skelly. E. n'ilainiment- has rel eve m ‘
Chicago clubs and l anticipate no dit-lopad and has been ordered to be adopl‘iWilson. . rheumatism suiterers in the
, ' :w. E. O'Brien. ' i i lumbago
. This also was perfected at the Brotherton chairman .. ca, neura 8 a, . .
117 Joseph Tull}, J. E, Levis, C-.A. Mu ”rams and swellings.—-Ad'._
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.c-‘lyit is a sure sign that your little:
one's stomach, liver and bowels need:
a gentle, thorough cleansing at once}
.Ji’hen poevish, cross, listless, pale}
doesn’t sleep, doesn't eat or act not-E '
orally, or is feverish, stomach souni
breath bad'lias stomach-ache, sore!
ihhoat, diarrhoea, tail of cold, give'ai
teaqu'onlul ol "Calilornia Syrup otl
Figs.” and in a low hours all the5
foul. constipated waste, undigested}
food and sour bile gently moves out}
or its little" bowels without griplng.i~
and you have a well, playful child
again. ‘ ' :
You needn't coax sick children to}
take this harmless “trait laxative"
they love/its delicious taste. and it ”(L y
. ways makes them feel splendid.
Askyoar :druggiat lorabottlo ol
"Calilornia am at me which has?
directions the sauna. children or all .
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