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fiARRY RERRMANR READY Til
llllll HIS ERMRISSIRN R1181
Was Coach of De-
;'II~;-rs Past Season.
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1111 11 1111' 111'1'11'11' Chairman of National Body Declares He Will Resggn. 1}; 1
“““ ““‘ “" ""‘“”‘”~‘ ”1‘ Opposition Insists Thirty Days From Now— Spit ;
. 1111111 113511111111 Inns. has 1101111 B
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11;. (Nun-1' .11111‘15 H. Clark 111 n » ‘ . an a“ \ . . “Lama. -
111-1111" 111" ”11'1'1'111'11 “11'1'111'” .11311' YORK, Dec. .11. ——Befom the To Consider Minors.
" ' "V VI ' "V: ‘ ‘ '1m- 1'1” 1 vdler said ih'lt. the
"H .I ‘ 1,: '. 1 If. Ii, 1111113311“; .\' 1111111211 League club owners conclud- 11111110112112: nggmem- of the‘ league
.;1; .. , 1.. 1.. . .1 11......1..,. 11 .11 111111 annual meeting here yestor- was in favor of appointing a. commit-
""l“""“ “1‘1“" 1’" ""111”? 111“"7'1‘1W‘“ .11-y Chairman Herrmonn, of the NB' tee to consider a new agreement with
- \‘121'11. :1111-1' 11.1 111111 511111111 1% 12-. 1 L'ommission, stated that he “as the minor leagues. Mr. Heydler Will
5,1...“ .\.':1'.111 111 11... 1111111111, 111121111: to resign from that ””51“”..1111101111 a committee, with the object.
"1‘11" 121. mum pilot of the Y” (4” he has held for several years 111 View. to act with a committee erIu
. .. 111 :1. 11111113 speech tho (incillnnti club the American League, ’ T110110 two
MN I «11. 11-1,:11.> 111.1111pim1- “WHY“ n1, said that he 9“er with committrcs are to invite a committee
h M: 111 “MW 111111 111111.11, ““my oihor members 01. 111.1111 lililJOi‘ from 1110 minors to '11 joint meeting
1. 11.131 1' :1'111 1111121 11 “'11.: 111119111115 111111 no 111:111_wllo 11-1 :11 FIllb€\:I}- which is to be held ncxt February
. .. .1. -:..~.1 ind-,1“). 1,.- .. "l' “" "‘ ””““"’"“‘d “mm“! 1‘ m :1. " wlu rt'vt'r the American League decid-
l_1:1111 should hold such :1 posmon in cu m hold its annual schedule mm,
‘ 2"..nj‘_tb.:fi 111';1('Li11:111y 11111 high court 01 inc. Should the Americanheague de-
,,,.-,,-,g,-- M “Toronto. "‘M A ' , ;cide to hold this session-at Chicago.
1.3. .- 1'.~_'111;12~z~1' 1.1‘ 112-1 Toron- HIS Statement. ' the National League will go tl1e1'e,too.
1 11- -.~E:1.:.' 1111- Illlt"i‘llit~ "Tlill‘ll' 011.14“ 11111109." he said "if for the same purpose.
'1.- 1,-- -1:.:1::1 whh his 1111111 lil‘lxritrlz'r‘xiyiriut‘t‘ljé“Swizz-1.131”ltiiniYieu—lf? Use of “Spit Ball."
.- lVl’ )l.‘ . i ' f' ‘15 ‘ -
| 1-.\~;1,1z~ 11. 1111.1 \11:11'. 110 , ,, , , .1 . . ‘11" .a (d T111110 was a good deal of discussmn
, ' 1‘ 1111.111: “‘3 “‘a‘nmg the 9““ an about the us 12 of the "spit bull" and
' '7111‘1' .11.. Z '. 1 - ' 1" ' ;' ' _1;'1 1::
H' ' ‘1 LUZ]! .11r1_1 1111 1111b 1.11.1...111 both 1111,1111 1' 11,111 other freak delilerlet-l.E1-"c1y club
“‘13 . , 1.7;;1m1zplipagn. 1111111141111 to it, 1 W1“ reelgn so as to owner went on record as being op-
.11 ;.. 11:1 111.11. vouch-s 111111-11- th“ “”13“”? 1. t ‘posod to such pitching and a recom-
1.; ,3”, ”(M-19‘. 1,. .1 , , Ccmmv.teecs R..por ' ' 'mendlttlon was made. to the. jointrules
" ‘ ' - ’ ' [‘1115 announccmcllt 01111111 after committee ,0 thie cflect In order
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"' 11..1.1. m“ ‘1 W M"“.“‘ DAL” and \11r1ck, “ ’0 ,“0” 11111111". 111', to avoid doing an inJustlce
1.11. 11.3; 1111- 11111110 11111101111111! 111M 3‘1""? 1“ 1'111'1111111101111 “ to mm of the. old pitchers who use
111 11' chairman for the 1:11111111isrzi1m.
111111 Hated that, owing to thc’mmettlod
.stzlto of affairs in the American
League, they were unable to co-Op-
0111111 with 11 similar 1'o111111iitt11-111p-
pointtd 11y l’l'csidt-nt, Johnson. 'l‘hey
11111-21111 that their report be allowed to
m “”mw‘“ 1111311111 111 abcyaut'e. This was agreed
1‘11”." 11mm. 1 ’ ' to :11111 11111 (21111111111101: was continued.
11 1111' ("111:1tllnn r'il}. ‘ . ‘\
111111111113 1111111113
11111 51111 boil, it was 11111111011 that they
should be exempt but that no now 111));-
man should be. allowed to use 1110
"spittcr."
A change in the rules goxerning the
world series was suggestrd. This was
to make a uniform rate of compensa-
:.::.1..'1 1.;1111111‘1‘ of 1111411
11::1'11 “istlolll. D111”
,. t:. 1111 11,-1.4151111
:11 1 111111-011 1111111-
.1‘t'-Ilin;: stuff of
1.1...1'1; wcnt
- 1 .1. ~
1 .. 1t 1111.: passed upon favorably.
11nd iloored the Jereeymdu again.
Tommy was hurt but tried to rise. He
“as muggy and the referee wisely
51011111111 the encounter.
future 111111 is ex-
elaortly to confer
1'«;_':11'd to play-
11- 11.111;
=2.- 1113'
t'? r'ILE'i 51‘.
nun-fl. 11‘71111. .1 Ag . in four-round pic-limlnnrv bouts
H His Past Record. . 3 Tommy “00“"m appoint-ti Rd")
N01ton and hairy 111-1.:111 shaded line-
1111' llolhman:
111-1111, scalot‘. :01) 111111111111, while Rob-
("l‘lS tipped the 11911111 11.1 '180 pounds.
when it comes
H was 111.1118
1,; 11-1 I11\‘I('('
’2”: 1.1.11 0111115.
Champion Scores Knockout.
'1‘111‘011111 in 11118 17111111 1110 . . .
1' ' ' I 1 l 1 - - . - - - 'lho Ext-.1: \orkxn' also 0111051111 on 1.1.1—
" m” 1111111111111 to h" n “'3‘": "‘- Second — 3811381111“ vintage In height and r1 11011. In tho
1.111.1111' :11'11-1- 1:111 11111-111131 1111111 Stops Tuohcy‘ in 11 1f“! _fil‘>‘t round Reich b11114 1.1111 11;; old
:1 1. ifv :1'..::1 figured in fifty .-.-._._ “111111118113 of falling to follow up an atl—
i. I , , ,3 f. . 1 9],”, 1 , E, , , , , , ._. _ - “image. “in: a right 11.12111 Uppercut.
11.11 I14 111 111 ils 11.1,“. )(Htlx', D112. 11. .llonny-TJon full 0de with a blillgjng up, of the
1.. 11111 creditable Work. 1111 111d, llglll.“'t‘lEllt champion oi the toundh‘nu.»
same hand in a curling
owing to the jaw. Reich dropped Rob:
11113.1'01' 11. count of nine... W'hen Rob-
erts staggered to his ”feet Reich pav'ved
away in an'endeavor to ma Ke 1111 open-
im'. Roberts rallied and 111511011 out
with 11.1vlld right 10 the jaw. 11. jarred
Reich and sawed him up.
Just before. the end of the first round
Reich sent Roberta back on his heels
with a straight right to the jaw.
112111-15 in the second Reich swung‘o
tortilla right to the Jaw, lifting the
Staten Islander or! his feet and 32111101“
turning him over in a. complete comer-
11111111. Roberts rose to one knee. He
took a. count of nine and pulled him-
self to his feet. Rubens attempted to
rally and led “ith a straight left.
Reich crossed pith a hard right and
agaln‘lloored his opponent.
“‘03'111, knot'ltt'tl out Mel (‘1'r1gzm in the
second round of :1 scheduled eight
1'1 1;:111 bout below a huge-crowd in the
Fourth Regiment. Ar'mor), in Jelsey
City. last night.
Early in the second round Leonprd'
caught Coogun with 11 right hand Tup-
port-111. (hogan went to the canvas
1for 11 count of nine. He was groggy
when he arose and was open for a com-
bination left hook and straight; riuht
:frmn. the champion. Coogan fell like
:1 ‘05:. At the count 01' eight. he got to
one knee and attempted t1") rise. Ills
legs refused to support him. The ref-
eree stopped the contest and assisted
(‘oogun to his corner,
('1 .,-';tv 1-: 11311111: 115 and many nom—
blos were among the crowd that inm-
mcd 1110 Armory to suffocation. They
.1m 1914 to 1917
of his playing in the 161111»
'. z‘gtlf‘ 11:15 bern done while
1. .1111. \V'hile with 111111 club
. 11-11 :111 the catchers on the
(1.1111111: with anaveruge of
1111;111'11111 11
_-—_
7ASEBALL NOTES.
:1u:1inst rainy baseball
' 11111111111 the National League
7 11,1 Lloyds. The club owners
,1 1112111111' only passing consid—
1. The suggestion was made,
.1 111.11 on duvs ot‘ slim attend—
"'1- >Ilglllinz 51111111111111; before :1
11111111 11-1 tinned to advantage by
.1. by 1. 1111111: the game 011.531" “‘10 011.10" 5011011111011 CiglLl'l‘Ollml Roberts once mole took a count of
11 Mum-1111' and P111 Moran Were 11““‘1' "fl‘l "1 knockf’m’" AI new“ nine. When he got to his feel. he 11!-
15111111111.- a gem“). pmfinn of yes- stopped Al Roberts 1n the second
. . . 1 n1 )ted to cl I
111211111. 111111 Joe Benjamin, of Cahfor- I inch and grasped Reich
:11‘11-1'noon at 11111 W'aldorl‘, and _ ,by the 111111 In an endeavor to shake
[1,, 11111-1..- and fast Some had 111:1. gave Tommy Tuohey 50} severe 1} him 011' Reich hurled Roberts to the
,1 Jinuny mug pitcher. and WNW-R 1111“ the referee hi“ to 9““ boards. The Stolen Islander tattered
hostilities in the fifth round.
1 1
3, EH,“ hero, “.35 coming to ' .- ' to his feet but. he was so helpless
, 1.1111 in pxr-hange {01- a high class . Leonard “01111111110131 pounds and that tho refe-1-ee,ll:11ry 11.1119, stopped
21,101.. (111111311 110311111 at 1.14. Leonard was the bout.
first to lead but was short with a left.
(‘ooc'rvn reached the body with a 1011;:
left. Mel forced the fighting but Ben
H. C. L. NOW -HIGHEST EVERI
111' met him coming in with accliratel; KNOW: JUMPS "3 PER CENT- IN
drivon punches. Benny peeked ofl‘ MONTH
111051 of Mel'sEleads 11nd countered clot—t " I
l Th1. 1' nd was gven Her 1') -
H I ‘ U" ' ’ ‘ mew YORK. Dec.ll.—-—The cost o:i
light boxing. with Leonard 11.1.ving a . .
4111111111 11111 better or it. hrmz. 3.11 boned on 96 staple comma-1
1311051 to be mentioned as posst
1:1:<11:lg('1' 111’11111 Cardinals is John-
' 11111151, who “'3‘ around uniting to
7111110“ ed yesterday. Many bust."
1111-11 \V(‘I'P of the opinion. however,
‘ 1111111011 Hit-key will continue both
1:100!“ and ltlutidgel' of the Si.
:..< Club
1.1. 5 301011512 C(JNDEMNED, I 0001111111 Forces Fighting. . ditlcs. advanced 13 per cent during
‘1-1'Zl:.\', 1111. ll.--The criminal court g,3?(‘wYIlYOsgogggngoiifiigcfih‘e“lightfli; ”‘9 pact month and “1°" stands at 131
- 111101112. nuur lit-r11. 111111 cun- and'Leonard scoring on the retreat PC" ““an above “‘9 9’9““? 19V”. 0"-
.1 to 11mm. in Contilflnlcy, a .101" 111111 11 airing for an opening to end it. the highest ever known, according to
' 1111111111 soldier named Crix. :‘l‘fltili'r‘lglyctzgggfl;:(l‘el’gggu‘lzmo IE;- 01: llrzures made public today by Br.d'
‘1 m 111 :1 111 .1.-1'1111'. who was charg- 511:”. gnu’ppy’ apparent, The blow did .c”?0fs' Textiles, provisions and gru
1113-" '. "1111'11:1"71:g 1111 ltallnn Travel- not travel more than six inches. but ceries (onstltute the bulk or the com:
moditlcn.
The basis of the computation is the
total wholesale price of a pound of
Benny 111111 his wright nad leg thrust
11111111111 11. It lifted Coogan and dump-
1111 111111 with a thud to the boards. .Mel
rose- to one knee at four and rested for
11311111.:. 011*; described
"‘renuth
1.1 torr- his. trial. and
11:1 :1
.,: . 131'
11311111111 ;A}'\" 99-
1111111 11.511111
1'_-1.
ace 111' 111:1: 11.1.. tag-11 found. ,.'1 count of nine. He Was none too each "I the articles included. This to-
"1lu\1' 111-:11‘1-119- from 111. .11111111- .>"11'ong :15 he tottel'Pd to his feet, but tail was $530176- 56 on Dec.1,wlilch
1‘1111' 1.1111171» 1.1;,1: ;.,.11;pm1,~d 1,, “mid his arms weakly in defencé. was elf. lit-t tenths of one per cent. above
1.1 onax'd {tainted once for the body and
2 (1 111.: m dropped his guard.
1"Quit'l: as a. flash 1411111111111 hooked a
19.11 to 1111-. 1.111 and accompanied it
with :1 solid right. (‘oogan fell heav-
ilv. As before, he rose on one knee.
' The cob-webs still were ,on his eyes,
and instead of taking the full Diner’sec-
01111:.- lio tried to r1110 at. seven. 1113'
g-‘Dll'lt Wat; willing, but his flesh was
. weak. He dumped back on his knees
the previous high level M August. 1
last. ' ‘ 1
It is an advance of 61 per cent. I
over Dec.1,191_8 three weeks afterl
the armistice was signed;14 per cent.
‘ 5616111 years.
T' :311 0111111111111 OPEN
~ 1103111113 11110 HEAD
< Cream Applied in Nostrlls
, 1.1'Iicves Head-Colds at Once.
e
over Aug. 1 1914.
There wer 'e increases lrom N011.
to Dec. 1 last in 64 of the commodities.
_ mornils are clogged and and was reeling When the referee wav— material reached new high
.H,‘ 1< mum-l ,md mu cal, ed Leonard to his corner and helped Budding b 1- 1. I
_ ‘ " ‘ ' . ,_' " ‘ '- ‘ the beaten man to his feet. 979‘” on 13°ch 9 l
. f ;- 1:: 121.011.11.11“. cf 2-. Cold (1rZ .—~‘ Tundra}: [floored 0.71:0”. Price advances in England have
‘ 11m g»: a small bottle of_' Brnjamin Weighed 133 1-2 pound gen much greater than those in the
" 11 alf‘l 13111111 512181}? (l‘llf' ‘foz'e. :gg‘Z-‘éazgyEi-an 1:11:63?ng (0:332:13; rnned States“ however for at the
:1 1.1.1.. of 1171's 1111;: not arm- an}! of the m3, Beniamin dropped'l'uc' 193° of! November they were. 2.8 per:
1-11-1191 into yout 110311111.» and her with a. 1-10.51; to ”1,. jaw.- Influ- out above those for the end of Octo-
r'c’r'rd round Benjamin. twice stagger
pd Ttmhev with riabtu to the 111w. bn’
Trr'H-ifiktmt coming innfor more.
g The tlr‘ rd round also was a hummer.
:Tunl'ey forced the fighting, but was
mirrored at. 1111111111. 'Euohey'o matron-g
1:111?an "a' ned him the fourth round,
11.111, only by a. slight margin. In thei '
11111. 11911111111121 caught. Tuoheyyith 11 BUFFALO
. eFit tubal-ell;
11111111111111 through over}: air pos-
" ;. our 111: ad soothing‘ond 11931113.”.
mt‘lamed'. swollen mucous 1110111-
' 's and you got instant relief.
How good it. feels. You're-10.11»
3- ere open.‘your head -is clear. no
hawk'ng; snuflling, blowing; no
headache dryness, or struggling
11111111116113 Cream 8111111 1.11 1118:
~er. 124 per cent. above those of a
1 1914.
«u wars TURNER.
.7119: ~ a. 1111111.
111‘
tion 101 til 13 umpires in the eerie}; and
our 1159 and 172 per cent ohmic Au: 3 ‘
Board Selected
NEW' YORK, Dec 11. ~~Ame.lc 111
League baseball club OW'ncls flanked
by a. squad of attomeys, battled for
some. hours here yesterday in their an-
nual meeting and when the session
ended. President R. B. Johnson was
sort 0111111011 by a new board of direct-
ors favorable to his policies. The in-
surgent clubs were outvoted on every
plopOsition that came before the meet-
ing, but went down fighting and 5111‘!—
111;,' summonses which promise. to ('ltl‘-
r1- tho disputed points into 1',ourl
Pd for montlis.
Fail to Once Ban.
A ros—xolution to elect a new presi-
5 drnt in place of Johnson was defeated
fire mics: to tht'l'e, and the new 1111111111
or directors, consisting of F 111111 N111-
in, Detroit: lien Minor, Washington:
Thomas Shibn,‘ Philadelphia. and B. D.
Ball. St. Louis, was elected by the
some vote. Navin was selected as
vice-president , in like Manner. the
Cleveland, St. Louis, Philadelphia,
\\’ztsl:inz;t11n 21nd Detroit 011111.». voting.
in the affirmative and the Boston.
("hit-11:11 111111 New York Clubs against.
A result to play 21 4111311061110 01" 154
11.11111:- in 19311 was virtually 1111 11111
1" " "'1.” 111111111114“ trains-meted from 1111
standpoint of the average
of the game.
01d Board Meets.
The session opined with :1 lucr-ling'
of the old board of directors. consist—
ing of 1111m111rt,.1\'ev.' York: Dunn.
Cleveland: (‘11miskcy. Chicago. and
Frazcc, lBoslon,‘ with Johnson present
as lei-r ‘ 11111101115111 T113111) 1 1111.1'11
oped almost immediately 01'01 the se-
lecting of a chairman and Johnson
and Dunn left the conference. Comis-
key was 111111 named to piesido :11
though word was sent to Johnson that‘
if he pould 111mm to the meeting he
could gain the (1111111. but; he rct‘uwd.
Those 'mm 11111111 presuu - hen proceed-
(d to'ndopt appraiser o ‘n‘solutions
11 hich ‘churrztd Johnson with exceed-
111;; his 1111.191. as an employe of the
101' gue. \ .‘
Then the Trouble 11:116.
meeting of 1hc
\\". 1r1114111111y'1111m11d and
ing the first half hour the conference
was in such an uproar that the com-
motion was plainly audihh in the no
tel corridors adjoining the meeting
rooms, white from adjacent quarters
lawyers and subpciena scrvera came
ond went, like messengers from staff
headquarters. during a battle, The
noise and activity attracted a num-
ber of t he hotelgueats and soon the
entries were crowded with curious
listeners. Fragments of acrimonious
debate. and remarks seeped through
the closed doors to the vast. amuse-
ment or the eavesdroppern. including
PARIS SIRE lYlEll
RYER IlARPENTIERf
I
Welcome to Beckett’s Con-
queror Continues URI-1;
abated
The
r!”
PARIS.
on his return. Monday 11' ght. flom Lon-
don where be defeated Joe Beckett,
‘the English heavy weight boxing cham-
1plon. continued unabated throughout
Tuesday Police “barrnges“ were re-
quired every time the champion ap-
peared on the streets and. at one time,
‘he Wag obliged to take refuge in a
boulevard restaurant which was be-
sieged by a vast; crowd.
Wanzs a Kiss.
1
One little midinette broke through Wm E
the police cordon and entered the rec-g
taurwt pith a, huge bouquet of now-1
‘ers, which she presented to Camel»
tier. The latter offered the girl 3.111.111»1
dred franc note. which she refused”
saying: “I would have you kiss nu.”
Carpentler kissed the midinette on
both cheeks. He was greatly. moved
and said: “Is it any wonder I dread
.10 think What would have happened
had I been defeated at London " ‘
Mom French Aoe.1
Captain Heateaux, the aviator who
Was recently elected to the Chamber
,0! Deputies, was introduced to Car-
“1 wish I had a: man: Ger-
man to my credit as you have.” said
the pugllist.‘ “I wouldE toe! wonder
than I: do now. But I’ was always a_
poor av tor."
”Without Any 11:2...
Referring to 111: proposed mtch
with Jack Dempsey for the world's
championship, Carpentier declared: , “I
do not nnderrate Mr Dempsey and i
am not making any- claimant this time
that, I shall be victorious. but I shall
meet him without the slightest feel-13:. “
of fear.”
CAMBRIDGE BEATS
OXFORD AT RUGBYf
DON”: Vfi OTTAWA, Dee. Ila—'9
,1111’111111111111121111'111
11113 11 1111111111 111111111
.*
“Liar,” “Wrecker" and Similar Terms Come From Ses-
sion Chamber—Nevin Vice-President and New
>uch
“\vrcc 1101‘"
The confusion was followed by what I
one of the outer congregation termed.
an “ominous calm,"
sion finally ended President Johnson
11:15 cm-
was quickly
his
8111111311,."
supporters. The so—callcd “in- has _purchaoed 11111 easterly block ,I,
1 . remained for furtherTclon- from on 1.1111111111111‘ .111111ue bemoan. 1;
sutnlmn Wit] tieir ultolneys 101; ~. . . . . ‘.
make any gang“ m 11.11- Fotts 11111.11] and l‘ 111:1 ninth mmolfi, ,,._
nfused to
11110111 1111.11 decisions may not be r1.1111- mrnt OU’U‘I than to say that the li' ht.
pould be continued and that President Lf‘t"1)dnd:lmt"sa\'c yourhau.,m.1 W. H. Humbert of No. 171 Maui“.
‘ I v' -
Johnson had been solved with sum- double its “can,“ You can 1111111 11111 avvnuo‘ 11.- now ..ng,1.r;.~r1 .m the plum.
monses m three-blew 1101‘]: legal ac- , ' , ,1 l 1 b h .,. .11 1 ‘Il b,
lions. While no 31.13.1101‘lt'zi‘lv6" 11.1'- of low 1‘1"“ strong lustrous 111111' 0 ”0 Pu nun ' “ ”0‘ .WI ‘-
line of 1119919 actions could be gained Don‘t 11-1 it stay lifeless thin, 51111.11- ""“("'"-‘l '1‘. 1‘ V01" 01' terXImatfily”
it was understood that they will in- 1y or tadding. 13 Eng back its 001012.390” 111111. The 5110 fronts 1110 feet as 1 "1
wh'e matters referring to the legality vigor and man”.- “Lexington street. with an addition"
of Johnson's long term contract; dam- ,
ages to ~the New York club and a dc- " ' '
mand for legal fees in connection with
a, special
American League
contract
nor-mg
the Philadelphia club. moved that
11. regulation be adopted providing for
fine of $1000 for
1., WWW tampered with any plnvel.
of
T111 5 proposition was
of
:1
1 l 1_\'
your.
The resolution atloplml l1_.
1101111: board 1‘1‘ 1
orally to the 1111
the cause
ranks, cm! 11111
Johnson
itwelve in 1’11]qu
' might
league. as a future action in or out of court.
dur- pa: '.1 they out...
pattern of the
wrongful use at" umpires information, '
ignoring of dirrctors‘ resolutions.
fusal to aid in 11111 se ection of
chairman of the Anion-1.1 Commmslon:
violation of 11111 conditions of his (1111-;
ployment by the league and declaring:
his contract rt
salary of $30, 0th per year for twenty!
years. as presidun of the league, a.
violation of U!"
dering that no league funds be used;
for the DUTDOnG
expenses
any
son.
that President.
and stcnogl'aphms
the room whiin the trouble
league be Ii
manner by the 0.15 (1"11'1101c as a bod-1'. .
Tin: lesolution ""-' lost by the usual
3 to 6 vote and 51101113 aftcr the meet-
ing adjonrr. 1111 ed
the chair. I
1
M. .-___.
LET “DANDERRNE”
BEAUTIFY HAIR
11111111111111
311111111111 11113
11" 1-111 1111
Will Build $600000 C1115
House on Lexington Ave.-
, one, With :1 Seating Ca.
pacity of 4 ,500
; .\l'.\\' \‘tlltK, lit-1', ll: T111 Intent.»
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the site for its club house. The. clnfi .
Girls! Have a mass of long,
thick, gleamy hair
outbursts as
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and similar terms.
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lour hair ee"tin 1'11 acilv of 4 ”100 twice tho
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approximate 81,300,000. ‘
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the meeting Connie Mack,
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WESTPORT BASKETBALL
The Compo Life Guards, one of thcl
fastest basketball teams in the state , -.
wfll Open their season, Friday night’! 1W¥elfltuu;i_.................-...opo.-...::- :; E ,.'
at National Rail, “Hestport and will 100 "I'm. "’9!“ II....................-. ‘ '
have for their opponents the strong
’Glenbrook quintet.
no introduction. on their past records
talk for them. and a good, fast game is
secured. There will be a preliminary
game between the Stratford High
‘ochool and Staples High school,
1Weetport, giving a. twin bill {01 open-1
Dec 11 -The enthusiastic ills night.
welcome accorded Georges Carpentler m8 and the “11!le Will be furnish-
edby Spledel’s orchestra.
The Life Guards have the following
men in their lineup: Harry Quinn (1;
Pat Drlscoll. lf; Kenneth Scofleld, rg;
Irving Hubbelyrf; David Carlson and
George Dllworth, 11‘. TWO star football
players from the Greens Farms eleven
are on this '1 mn—«Driscoll and Quinn
——-and the quintet expects to win runny ‘ ,.
games this b ason.
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