M"
“is will ‘
Ell littllllltth
tlAMES IN 1920
M
. whit Nov. 22.-——“Pink tea”
rm on; their swan songs this
i: lllv stilzlonfs have their
1. .mm- ot‘ the Eastern schools
hr athlctic bodies have frown-
" swim: opposition. Yale and;
mu utlltll'llls arc insistent. that:
Hilmll managers get something
on tho 1920 schedulc.
int-l “hard going" this
:rr achedule that was
'nm «lttzl'tlll't‘ from the usual
oiu: marks taken on by the
let‘ Tigers believo'it
o .-.;,.«i-hnz~t:< gained in the
' \X‘Fr'l in l":i)‘t‘!l<". Colgateand
Viv-smut that enabled a Green
to ltm-mrd and beat Yale.
ht va .lcraey university wants
or it next year. The studenm
want Pennsylvania added to tin-
\tlt'ln
liil‘ll‘ll
u \x’it‘t :t *
'l‘l't't‘.‘
‘M
larvard had blleELd’ some hard
9 early in the season a dit‘icrcni
might have come from tho ”Pal-
dium at Princeton. And it
‘lzael not chosen supposedly "sure
:. lll-‘u; in making up the seaéon's
tho Illuc ccrtainly would have
a lli‘llt-‘i' showing against the
The sr'orc of 13 to 6 does not,
an the ere-at extent. of the Eli's
inrityx
lltl‘ changes can be expected
‘ wamu. Yalc'a gridiron policy
he cluinucd if the New Haven
, l hopcs to keep pace with the
s. Smaller schools have catapul-
nto l'amn by use of thc forward
Yt-L Yale persistently has lg-
;l ii and is still resorting to
Ho football.
rly in the sc-ason changes in the
in: personnel scemed sure but
appcur less likely now. The
(I'l on Al Sharpe's regime at Yale
s a good deal on Saturday's
~. with Harvard. But he seems
standing‘high now despite the
~ to Boston college and Prince-
Iioh Fisher at Harvard, scem‘s
- sure of his job.
1 Roper of Princeton is being
i as tho “miracle man" of the
-rn iridium." The Tiger stu-
did nor l't‘.‘l that wav several
5 back. In fact they had the axe
n the mentor. But the Harvard
' 'ale games have ’
‘
“luade him”
.the New Jersey students. -
' many changes are anticipated
- west. The coaching all seems
j in good hands and the student
_er are more often accused of.
essncss rather than a. weak-
ln drawing schedules. ‘1 '
W+ ".l‘t’ff‘r
PENSATIIIN Hm
humus ill-Ill] tr
ILEDO, Ohio. Nov. 22.—Compens-
an they were to receive for twelve
ads of boxing here last night was
lihold from Jack McCarron, of Al-
town. Pa., and Jeff Smith, of Bay-
c. N. .I.. because of “stalling in the
" it was announced by, Mayor Cor-
ll Schrcibcr‘s boxing commission to-
. If
he commission also will line the
ms for failure to give the crowds.
w. it is said. Smith and McCar-
. middleweights, were ejected from
(‘oliscum ring last night in the
th round of their scheduled 12-mund
(-tion was taken by Ollie Pecord.
rcc. when that official was ordered
,Mayor Schrciber to stop the bout:
cause the people Were not {eoeiv-
their money's worth.” The money
i be converted to the commission's
rit; fund, Mayor Schreiber said.
CLIFFE. OPPOBED TO
' “KICKING OUT" STUNT
Satellite. the well known E!!-
h Soccer authority. wrote an ar-
o in the Atlantic Neva: the 11er
l
litivm
l
r soccer paper of Great Britain. re-
tly. as follows:
Thc question has been raised
who:- when a player deliberately
ks m touch, that. a throw In is a
penalty and particularly
(:1 a player cdnstantly kicksdnto
ch to waste time. In any opinion
player who kicks into touch with
c is guilty «.misconduct. and the‘
cree hasthe power to caution him. i
d if persistent. to order the playerl
t
5:”
ll
(-
r,
Oi
IS
1‘}
ll:
:‘c
-ia
til
tut
caning in order to waste time. but
h
wk against another teen; doing it llg
m.
PROMINENI runs-u ‘
'CINCINNAIT- o..-
.chrieber, a? ‘ '
; ssure and to get out of a tangle.
is often, the only way a player can
dilibcrate intention of’waztrng
the" field. It. is different when a
l is kicked out of play to avoid
out of his trouble. Then it.‘is honv
football. The
:imc is not football and though
-i
v r':.‘.‘. be allowed for Lime wasted, Mk3; to the tapes. O’Dowd kept on. . -- , I
s In or meant to apply to time de- lH me,- amnion (Cant) {up a Gibbons and kept ‘Lhe Phantom» “(the swim was so good. that in NI;
’-" lasted over and over 358*” legit; ,, V ~ . Gait w. n'nomdcmshedanright tog“? mmbnbflc whenhe arose out-o 4
. ”my kicking 0m... . l ’ i right guard lbons’ jaw. At this'stageot the m {173"th unassisted and walked all;
, Opinion of the local soccer ‘Kaue Walker 'O’DOWd had A slight.lea.d. They, "3“ the m of the fife saving #83011 un-l
. (It. this: is 3 130011. rule and t ‘ kl , 9‘! wallow. ' 013°“! landed two, ‘ ' flint M 0'”:
2M mme in handy-on some ”can right tac e Anen Btrfltht, lofts. ~ Wed. This was the 9,
; ,3”, Meadows "where some “Steele 'uht and .__. 0M3 mound. K 1, , ,_ ,his capabilities. In his W goth.
lil3}'( ”4 5961]] to glory in Seemg C“ I22!) . ' Kemm ‘ M Ten—Tm Shook h‘nds {Or (mm hm which he pig‘imm'
51mm; suing over the fence mm’ Mum? hapguamrbad'c ,_ .thetgmjiaund;fllbbonl hooked 3:23 “gnaw to see him in ac;
RPS? wold. In these remarks I o * - » to e, w- . Gibbons again; m, undo 83pm - ‘
mean 10 male that At is the pug. Humphrey Neville O’Dowd'to the punch. O'Dowd spit: tion. ‘ Iona I. bet 1‘”
of the Bridgeport City club who
soruly to blame. as there are
«r. numbers' of other teams that
Just as much to blame. Some:
ycrs seem to think~that it is good
10‘ for the team to kick theball
Vat every possibleraticcasion when
are just the Maytag-who would
ir own team is in the ‘minouty. '
“131i“ lilfl’flc’fi“ :
’l‘lfiElt-ltlttfirm *
kicliing out to:
> Casey
”to ’..’~ '. z
'3. sirloin rt; enlmtcdl’lw bne 2
.1. -5.
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w. mama-w. w... ........... ... n... .
’ stunner—{n Exhibited at.
William J
Middleweight Champion De—l .
feats St. Paul Phantom in
Ten Round Bout
.c-z
I
it.
ii
, - .. lg, 3,2.
Wigitnlut
The Tigers, of this city, and the
King Pins, of Bridgeport, will be the
gridiron gladiators at Amusement
Park, tomorrow afternoon. The pat-
ronage by local lovers of football has ..
made it possible to revive the sport in .
this city.- The past two games in. -SV'I‘. PAUL, Minn, _Nov. fiZr—ln a
which the local teams have appearedlslashing‘tcn round "bout . here last
has convinced fans that the presentmight, Mike Gibbons, the phantom
Tiger team comes up to all expecta-Jioxer of this city, was outpointed by
tions. To keep this fact in the minds Mike O’Dowd, middle—weight cham-
of the fans, they have decided to plaYTDion of the world. The margin of vic-
nothing but the best teams availablaitory was wi_de,“the azgrcssivrness' of
They therefore. for that mason. secur—Ithe titlcbolders carrying Gibbons on:
ed the King Pins, of Bridgeport, for.hisz feet. . ‘
tlit-ir opponents tomorrow. The King; O’Dowd’s best round was the film.
Pins are known all over Bridgeport"! which he brought the blood from
and the outlying vicinity for their l‘cfiGibbon’s temple“ .With a series of
markable playing, having very fewde— heavy rights and staggered him wan
feats on their list. In no way has the a sharp left hook to the jaw. ' Gib-
local team made a poor selection. for bons’. vaunted cleverness bad no cf-
they have an opponent very dangerous feet on O’Dowd. who bored in with
on the field. In order that they may bullterrler persistance and 'let loose
win thc game tomorrow, the local boysblows that shook the Phantom train
will have to contest for every inch obheud to heel. ,
ground before they can score on the? In the eighth round O’Dowd harn-
Kinrr. Pin tcam, and they will have to'mcred Gibbons all over the ring and
hold their opponents with the deter- threatened the Ghost with a; knock-
mination that "They shall not pass," out, but he managed to weather the
or suffer the consequences of defeat. storm.
In order that the field will not be‘ O'DOWd also-gave Gibbons a trounc—
m‘owdml with. enthusiastic and frantic int: in the ninth session. the champion =
football fans, it will be roped off as it. growing stronger each round we? ‘
was last Sunday. In this way the field sending home damaging voucher; to
Will. at. all times. be clear, and not in- the body and law. The right by '
torfcrc with the players or cause anyfl'oundSZ ' ‘ “-9 ;
dclays in having to wait until the ficldl Round One—~The men "18th to a
iu ,‘fleargd befnro thP game DI‘OC‘TOdS. clinch and Gibbons forced O'Dowd to
Fans are also assured of being able to ”‘9 TODQS- O’DOWd landed right. and
see the ame from the location at left tq_,tho body, Gibbons made ”ho of-
which the. are standing. .fort to box the champion. but stood :
' ltoe to toe and slugged. Gibbons made i
O'Dowd miss 1. and landed several 3’
'blows‘ in' '
l It. was a.
'v
__.._.———-———._—.—.__—-
' ' :even. , . . l
l ' > . j ; lRound - 'l'wo———0'Dowd drove two 3
‘ , ' grlflhls to the. jaw. and fitbbons, re-l
- gsponded with a light right cross. - l
i‘ 0130th was camioned’for hitting?
gin clinches. t
i . Gibbons began to box «£119 champion it . -» . ; '
and O'Dowd missed again and mini Arthur NV. SM, Norwuik's loaf
\Gibbons landed right and left to the " mate: “1:“ m
jaw and his speed puzzled O’Dowd. distance nwi " l ""1 Pt 10’
. i
.. ‘~.q‘-.*—
v
nu .
acme round. with honors
CAMBRIDGE, Mass" Nov. 22.—-Har-
vard and Yale approached the annual
settlement of their football claims to-
day with the players primed to make
their utmost~elffort.- Both teams were - Gibbono’ mud. " ,, SWWLECTPGSM . Ewlfilfi . ~- d’ h
l‘cplprtedh‘fit” by trainers and want Round Three—him an: 31113 caramel-.011 .fiir‘tfia‘ plétfthe,
an tent “Slésmcamons their. adhere. ‘ ‘t'to. the-5121.1 ,1 ‘~ ’ ed brawl-{Wu «curtain-1‘ '
rants {an l'lot. -.»., .. . ._ 9.1; l 3'. .3 lo *‘pra 7%. . . .5 ~ . Jm, \." ‘1‘2‘ 5‘“. ‘ J‘de f, _’f ‘flé‘:
f. ARPIOWQZ 999.” . . éméz. m3“: ‘ ., " _*‘ ”It?" ‘i . ’3“ ._ x” .
specta‘firgr 3.931%. :OI-tt»: ' %;M« *1 _, ‘3“. . __ .. . . ’4 3...?” :2. Sr. ~ g; . a
ard Stadium, to which thenoenmu .in mud; but Gibboixr mm mum Plea-565 W933 hi8 M90506 ln‘fi‘fimmlfifi‘
their first contest since 1916. Thou- 0"de landed a right on Gibbons-
‘ean s of others, disappointed because eye. Gibbons began to bleed and .
of their inability to procure tickets, O'Dowd drove rights and lofts to me out to raise a ”Imam“ sum ofmoney
awaited the outconiuon the streets or 5063'. Gibbons , landed a hard. right to send him and tWGitrainers t° m‘
‘in gathering placos where bulletins cross on 0’90de chin. Round even. ,land in order that be may make the
{Sucre pgsted. ‘Boston newpapers. un-l RoundI Four‘TGihbons bored brand lattempt.
’er or crs in cffe'ct since the State 998ml"? 3' ma 9 no effort to d . .
:Guard has been on. police duty were. O‘Dowd's swings. In an em)” wig, At a meeting of the committee’held
were not permitted to display bulle- ,close to his opponent. O'Dowd swi' mg 13‘“ night in their rooms at; 22 North
tins of the game. but arranged to pub. ,3 dozen times and landed twice. They Main street, it was voted that a dancer
.“Sfilrganyhex‘ra'eg‘mnz-d ed t'h t’;?a(l:do:$:§st :1ng body. Foam be head in the Town Asgem‘bly nan.
) t oug expe s e a: a . all over ‘ ns’ .. y
analysis of previous efiortn could” left eye. O‘Dowd landed a stiff right (in Friday, December 5‘ E: was “bf
show no reasson for giving Harvard 10 the law. Gibbons respondinz with “Red to engage Woodhull 5‘ Jazz Q"
.odds. the Crimson entered the game a right uppercut to the jaw. Gibbone' ,Chestra. of New York. To provide the
tits the favorite. The results against round. ' Edance music. This dance will be the
Princeton showed Harvard the strong-oi Raund Five—Gibbons landed right first of a series of dances which are
or. but Yale’s admirers believed the .and left to the jaw and O'Dowd miss- t I ll t 1,!“ thin a” but I.
Blue was due for a. big comeback. ‘ed. 'O’Dowd drove a terrible right [0‘ o 0 ow, no on “ - ‘ ’ a
Squad statistics showed the HarvardGlbbons' eye which staggered the so in Stamford, Danbury and Bridge-
men taller than their opponents, but phantom. O'Dowd landed a straight port. In this way, it is hoped that the
one pound. lighter in the average lift to the 11063:) and drov: 132203;“? "money required will be obtained. By
‘wei t. ' e ropes. one was 3 - . . .
l Tl‘i]; heavy blanket of straw placed ly.‘ O‘Dowd drove Gibbons into the “mm“ dances in the” Eff“; it :3:
over the field Wednesday was not. suf- 'lattcr's corner. O'Dowd was outflg‘ht- ha a method through V 10 . Me ,
flcient to make the. playing surface in: Gibbons, O'Dowd's round. _ iin Arthur Stabell will be created and
perfect. Uncertalfi' looting banal-t Round Six—Both fighters took gregter results obtained. 14: is the
capped neither team to any particn- things easy at the start. Gibbons hopes of ther- Committee that this:
lar‘extent, however. according to the landed a right: uppercut to the jaw d nc which in to he held in the Town;
‘recorda of the backfield runners. and they clinched. O'Dowd began to a e - . . (I
miss again. Gibbons began to outbox Assembly Hall will be largely .atten -.
the Champion. For the first time dur— ed and well patronized, which will:
i ed t ing 13:39 Eht‘cfzgzons has applauded mean that his home town 3J1: back
8 Players 0 the teams roman a for c vor wor , ‘ . imiiibeamc-
ftheir resting quarters until afternoon. Gibbona’ round. .0! “mfg? “Sh 1:83me
The Yale contingent played numer‘l mound ,lSeven—O‘Dowd began m 'cess o s new . 5,
'ous- head games at the Belmont rough it, and Gibbons kPDt away from? be people of. ramvdia well know.
leanings Conntryfllub. while meam- in: heavy swings. Gibbons stopped 'me “mm” a, the mu m. He has,
ard squad listened to the final 7811- ,O’Iiowd’s rush with a left to the jaw.‘ ven his worth (0 his to pectic?
lugs? and advice 91' the 400801103 Rt 1336.403th landed a left to Gibbons ear. pro an: Island
even more secluded Essex ComtrylGlbeS went to the ropes. ’Thcy when be 8m 801““ 1‘33“
Club. Bach 03018133 appeared oonfi- _cilnched. '
dent of winning. there being not the; O'Dowd's round. ‘was
slightest tendency to' concession on Bound Eight—Gibbons’ eye both- «was first made public that, Stahcll
either side. All appeared to, believgered him considerably. (libhons hook- . ld t t the swim. But when the
that the final realm. Would be govern- ed a right to the jaw. Wiriwd landed m 3 amp - ed the Rotrm
ed largely by individual prowess and tho lofts to the jaw. U'lmwd landed people, who bad film“
itm more right. lows. O‘Dewd mink Point 1!“?qu amuse who had lined,
across Long Island Somd, how: so!»
I
W'eather conditions appcafed to
!favor the spectators, as the day up-
ened mild and fair.
~
looked upon as a joke. when it.
bfifeksprohable lineup! this left into Gibbons' stomcm. Gib ithe 1””- on the 3381300! of that
.Hprvam. ,. Iaie’bcmS landed a right squarely on the da oticed pinto “may: .
V "- . Reinhardt jaw. 'O’Dowd battered Gibbons in a . Y, n "Swen coman '
.thney , _ _ . 9 , d such be m
. lert end ,nontral corner. - u abeeraflen cheer an , 1m
‘l‘Sedgewick I ' ' Dickenst O‘Dowd’s round. ‘Mng w,“ never before beam at;
i left tac le 1- Round Nanbbcnc’ began to ’1’! mm Men M W. in,
Acostmdcrce the fighting. but 'O'Dowd win
- ’ seenedbomost a}
loft gnaw. ‘ . 1W Gibbons? left eye and» sent mm mt
come
“’ood s
lettjilfback o
‘ right halfback, .
A. Hermann .
COLLEGE Humans Was-r.
.3. ..
NEW roux, Nay; 22.——'£he -criam
of eagtern; college", .. - rs -enbered
the annual ‘ int-0 fate ‘cmss
counts! and ml
blood #5 be W into Gibbons' car-
in. '01)on abused £10.sz to the
may. , Gibbons W_9’-Dowd‘u,
stomach. www.mmcd W-JIM
clinched: Gibbons landed: test
my
‘1
, "Braden - minimums mm'fi‘”
' “m: 2 'r ,/ »
' ”.1311: mg. were thwlmvmufimm ddgfizzm‘fld
' “the
Home‘ShQW in Madison Square Garden
, Children exhibitors with their ponieg were an attractive feature of the“
funny-fourth annual National Home Show held In Madison Square arden,
blew York. Here is shown Misc- Jjflllc‘Aibrieht on Lona Laringo, owned by
i the Hamilton Forms of Gladstone. N. J. ‘
méas' Shetland maniac, 1;, valued bamboo.
all.) .72. ‘
mu mm is all; slum
«W 3m: Ema Will m with
teciétrom me battery to Conley island.
.Soundonsiudoywlulyoabaotwuch‘
smllulnm tuck. His condition at: ..
"gum them-1m: Misfit
Washfim street m to 36$”, .
‘4...“
'es of the Waters d‘tfic Engliflnflhan-lplaintifl his note OI ch
“3L During the “911.5981! of Wednes- 000, payablo to the plaintiff or order,
day. he was havinfi the timefi his on demand. tor value rccoived. Saidv
lifeiswiminfs' .at the Point, within hostlnow Is now the property or the plain‘ V)
till, and is due and whollv unpaid.
.01 Manda looking at him: It seems‘lIOn December 1. ms. tho defendant
all play to him. As soon as it can bet executed and delivered to the plain
arranged. it is planned to haVe‘ bimiun his note of tha' date for $1.0m).
'glVe a diving exhibition at the Pointll’al'ablef to 1h plaintifif ”dogma“ die»
, , , or va 9 rocc re ai
during the cold weather, at’wlnch timatjs motile. property oi the. Maggie.
the public was! be invited to witnese‘!and is due and Wholly unpaid."
'Stabell, the contender for the Eng-l Henry B..,White of Grecnvrich is at»
911511 Channel swim, in action at thiSltorncy for Mr. Tod. The attachment
time of the year. served by Deputy Ibherilf Lincoln Ta}-
ilor is for $1,000, and has been placed 1
‘ fupon ten parcels of land ownedby the -
mmALL , "defendant in the. vicinity of Turn-of-v
River. Thermal-cote comprise 74, 13
20, H_ 6, 1. 11,5, 142. Ill) and 60 screen-
a total of 230 acres.
HANOVER, N. 1-1., Nov. 22.——This is,
a story of‘a student hobo—college ath-’
.lete that was, a football coach that also says Comiskcy 0f Ban:
’and a great surgeon that will be. It’sl . 80!! Ba ball
the story ‘ of Clarence ("Fntty”)i 10h“ as se ‘WBP'
fare glans Up Agam
58332an, head coach of the Dartmouth!
football eleven at twenty-five years of]
arc. Qply a few people know that
yarn. l
CHICAGO. Nov. 2?.-Warfa,fla be-
“ _ 1 f .twcon llan Johnson. president of the
was any 3 GW years 9-80 that alkmerican League. and the laction
iad :23: in glcfifi talkedIWith Wal-lcompoescd of Charles A. familiskeé.
er . arms. , cago awyer, agowncr of the Chicago clu ; - -
zit-eat Dartmouth influence in the Mid-gi’razee of Boston. and 'Ctilonel Jacob
d a. West. NIcS'ormack fired the ambrtaupport. of thc how 3 ork clubz flar-
tionmf Fatty Spears to go to Dartqed up again last night when lefikY-‘Y
mouth. iicsued a statenicnt, charging Johnson
gang 13“,; gglgnhhlpdbzgkhl $10 113:1dfwith endangering the integrity 0‘
n 1 l“ D “ p 9 "8 “Vbasobclt.
dent-hobo" staricd‘East. Via Pullman71 “We have reached 'he conclusion "
N0. By'freight "'3!“- And "Falll"’:Coniisk.ey said, “that Mr. Johns-son is.
got lost. in the Quebec freight yards. fendangm-ing not oulv the value of out
‘ - 12-23:”, hsdtzonrtigeged Eh?! agotheélpmpenies but the ‘intcerittynsf ‘23::
1' , b“ cw _ an , an 1. and we therefxe in c ,
I ‘finally slid off at the little old wmdcn 'zgérytmng possible to N} organlz“.
lazultionHat Norwich, Vt, a few miles baseball of the impediment which w.
ow anover. ,. “are now attaches o i . '
Detonnincd to make sure that Dartqbengolomq 'Ruppel‘l of New York: Hr.
mouth was all that McCormack had Frazee of Boston: Mr. James Dunn
fiflfiki‘t‘,‘ Satty’t’wSpears' lieftmhis of Clflzlfandfi anld myself one the dl
’ . e la. ' nu 5... ..\.1, t. 4.5 l, e eague.
ed through the covered bridge over the 33:12:: or prop'eruos worth at least.
Connecticut river and~ camped the W 1 million dollars.
long hill to the college. “Fatty” saw. “M: Johnson has no property Wk, .-
nlly‘accusmmed to see a man cmmaleto that Dartmouth was "as advertised." ‘ests in the American League or in any
19' exhausted-after a swim of such :1 Echo Went back for the little hand of the individual clubs consisting
Ill!“ lance. bag and thereupon began a career that that 1eague. It is fair
' _ . . .iis unparalleled in the history of Am- therefore, mm we are interested ill
Sta-hall's that appearance in a longefican college football. ‘
’r . ,.. .- .- , . .. "lwa‘r
s? .was crane m the year 1516, at F3113 1903““ at Dartmouth “M1 If for no other mason than taut.
munch? participated ini‘tbq com :Iarry Wgrtglngtogdthe firs“ MOB-dilate interested in conservlnigafl‘tge Mme:
. -- , - n. . ' tamper. ’e er me money. ,' .s in which wemre V »: w.
But they picked up a lot of odd Jobs 231:1," _ ' '
and worked their way through «mega: Comiskey and the beam of dm
"Fatty” made the football teams curators had , attempted to
. - ' the American reading public knowsfgohngon’s “perpetual franchise" , Incli- .
swam ll unless. all other swimmers 7 _ , , , ,
, . . how he has shown on the gridlmn. as president of the league. sad M
dropping 0'1; am?“ they had me 4i Now the little fat boy who “beat"uoimson at no time appeamd bow.-
miles. Not a swimmer had finisbcd, his way from the Middle West togoto‘tpe directom.
which Was due to the 11987115“. In 0011658 ll head coach at the CONE“ hef The annual meeting clay!!! law!“
9 o . i t < New loves. He is gettingall sortsof credtt‘for which the board of motors 9-
,IYJE‘: mfinpgti: ”3:; Emma for his coaching. He puts an the fire 1 sued a call to be 'held 9;;ng tor:
. ' . ~ " and spirit of his own self into the‘on December 10. was-c . 00.3"
to Sandy Hook. a distance of 32 mllm’team. Dartmouth was behind in money said. "bocaane Mr. Johnson in.
Stabellwaaleadins all the other'fiwim- Penn State, Colgate and Pennsylvania'not. seen fit. to issue a coll for m-
1. b ' one In! one-half mm m names. but it was Spears who stepped. meeting.
fixing) in hi “my,“ forced him to {9 timing the halves and put the team' Johnson refused to:llow Niche-s K.
‘ , _’ ,‘ back with “fight.” Darknouth tied-Lawson. a New Yor ammo: m
give “P ”‘9 swnm. 1“ 191‘“ st‘fi’i’.“‘00lgate and defeated the other two. seating France. Conduit!!! find 3-9.
won the one mile championship of the; Spears is studying to be a surgeon
Staterthe contest being held at Bridge- I)". He is. going at it with the same .
port on Lutheran); of that your. Dar» spirit he dial!” in footha‘ll. ms!
in: the vent of 1917-18 he 1’ ii inn friends predict that he will be one of
in the 5mm! around me liglxmonse,the leading surglmns of the country.
and during the present you be ac.“
coniplfsbed the Long Island mm an‘dlr
the Washington street bridge to Baton J. Kennedy ‘t‘od Brings Action to Rc- !
. - 2 cover on Two Notes.
PM swan. comingkout the winner “3' Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, or
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