I I13?) 1): finite Date'ls Set for
13:11.1 Big 11313111111... Associa-
‘ lion Defines “Amateur"
‘11-. trap shooting” Derby known as
‘ 111. 1 111113. American Handicap Tour-d
11.11;.1.1nt 11:15 aWarded to Ciel: 3nd IN
411.. American Trap Shooting socia-
1111': :11 a meeting held yesterday in
‘31,. 111;..21uizoiions 0111093, 460 Fourth
“1’1 ginally the cities. were in the
. .1111 111 11.11 the 11:11) shooting classic; but?
11.1 11 'loledo \xithdrchrecently. it REF
.lt)‘.‘.‘£'d down to Chicago,"Atiantic City,
t;l.»v».l:1ml and St- Louis. ‘It was an-
nounced by Sidney McLlnin, SECTE‘tfil‘y
or 1?..1 association, that Cleveland was
In.- unanimous choice of all thoge pres-
om. ‘
121:1 date has been set for the tourna-
1'1'1111': because the. officials did. not
must; to Conflict. with the Grand Circuit
11.11 ; in Cleveland, the dates of which»
21:. 11 be announced shortly. After
"an 911 me known the trap shooters will
111:1. ;» their decis.on.
1\\ 11 rules defining amateurs find
mote-ssionals in trap shooting were
duliipted.‘ They3read:
"Any shooter who is not dependent
upon his skill as a trap shot as a.
1111:1115 of livelihood. either directly or
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NEW YORK, Jan 7—Reports 11-31111; ,
England indicate that the English 3911- I
letic authorities are actively engaged
in preparing for active participation;
in the. Oly topic. Games to be. held atl
Antwerp, Belgium, next summer Wig" "-1
spite the fact thin; Great Britain? 1
hundreds of her Best athletes during
the war, the United Kin: dam in mk-
111g selections for the games next
year, will have more material to draw:
fromthan ever before. awarding to;
experts. This somewhat anomalous
situation is due to the creation of a:
great new body of athletes as the re"
sult of military training and outdoorI
life at the front
/ Very few or the Olympic team of‘
1912 will be available fcr the coming]
Some of these men are
'Will 131021: in ThE Country
mamthsjcri‘me
of #1101300 3;
M
_ Putts Jan. 7.—~Gcorges Car-pended,
‘ :13“ Jack Dempsey will probably most
‘ the world as a result or :the accent-
anco Iasf night by Mumps, mana-
' go: (or curpcnmr, of an one:- lot 3.
18400009011130 {or the hour by James
icofzrcuz. Dempsey has already. ac-
copra; 601110th terms, and all. that
1 remains to ensure the greeting of the
Itwo “1111511111111 is the willow: or the
mumber of rounds the. men will fight
and the division or the purse.
01111111111
ILoltwer California Jockey Club at Tia~
.“
”(WEB
it'snercuryl Quick?
silverl ' Shoéks the
«thew-Danger!
You to Mucus, but take “Owecarots'fim
You have a throbbing sensation in
your head a bad taste in your mouth.
with dark rl under, your eyes; V0111
m are 1.101211111131101“ Mela are con
rationed No wonder you feel foggy.
mean and ill- tempered You need Car'-
camels which Don’t continue being
a. billous nuisance to yourself and
1110000110 ime you. and gon‘ t resort to
harsh physics that finite. and injure.
Remember that most disorders of the
"stomach, liv 01' and bowels ore ended
is the president Of the
by morning with gentle harmless Cas-
curds-«ihev Wolk while you sleep.
New Haven Citizens PM
MAgmnst l.eonard:DM
NEW HAVEN Jan. 1 ".'——A citizens?
committee formally molested to My.
01 David E. Fitzgerald yen
~33, Amcricn' for the gummy .0; your eyes burn, your skin is sclimx against the proposed ileonard‘Bmadoq
boxing match hero on January 1'
allegation was that while an
here as 3 mm marten it now
tised outside Connecticut as 0 "M
pinnship match of twonty mud: £0.
decision."
.1 cl for the committee Mfl‘f
that such a fight as was '
would be a violation 0! 101351.00»
an injunction could be Wt - '
every hope of success.
Chief Smith who grantod tho-Tm
mit was 0. ed in by the may!!! “I“
received f the committee W
per announcements and
indirectly, in 118110? “71101113 inclUdin" games 511211121 “Lower California. near San new? 1:111:11 shork sicken or income matter captioned along lines may
(unploy‘cs of manufacturers of m- denl~
(11': in firearms. ammunition, powder.
traps. targets: and oihcr trap sl‘l’ofiting
accessories. and who does not receive
any compensation 01' concession: mun.
etary or otlu.11'wi.w, m' :1ilm'mm'o Tm
expenses or trap shooting supplies
“from such manning}!x't-rs or’dealcl‘s,
3311.111 be clasmwi :15 an amateur.
“Any shooter, 1116111111111; cmploycs of
mnnuluclul'ms of or (ivaiei'sriu firiac
01.11125, ammunition. powder, targets,
traps and other 11:11: shooting accou-
1101'11‘15, who 1111111111324 his 5.11:1‘1'yni' any
portion of his salary 01' any expenses
of 111.31' kind for us:- in tl'up shooting,
01' l'r'lnll’t' on ilw markrt mice of such
gulch-s, :15 ctntnn-nsntion for them!»
motion of the mic or} am 11111311111th of
any such products Land'. td by such
111::11111'nctui'cl'5. shall b1 classed as :1
5:11 ‘11 5310111113
in :uilhtion to H111 annual tourna-
1111-11: it' was :mnounrml that tin regu-
Jll' PWDI‘S hold ouch ye.” “in take
were again this season These. include,
111-1 state associationtoumanufi’lls.
N1' M1. Linn said that a trap “hoot—
inf; team would 1':cpre:1nt this 00111111,»
in illr- Olyimp cs to be held in Autumn.
EUTH THOUGHT ONLY
OF MAKlNG HOMERS
Eo Saqu-iarry.Fr-azcc.. Ali/:10 Sold Him
' to Yanks.
l; OS‘fON J:.1n 7. ~-~II: 11'ry ll. ‘Fx'azoe
pr. <id1'nt ol‘ the 'ilomon R1 11 Sow. (le-
ilzlleti yéstmflda} that he was glad {W
11.1 2:11 lid of B: lbt‘ Ruth. He said;
i am mow comincrd today than I
«Am ins t night that I am .ight. if I
11; 1i the some thing to (in over again
(01‘. 1y I Would not hesitate Hecause I
11611 '11 nev or stand for a one man club
01' allow any player to run my club.
‘W ith Ruth on the club the morale
oi' Miler pl: 1yers Wes in danger. They
(116.110: hm (1 the tight to win with him
ti inking of nothing else but ironic
r1m.‘<.nn1l it was imposs' bio for some
of tho piavms who have won world
<l:.1111plon=zl1ips to continue playing
11-. (ball in such a way.
.- 11111 111mm nor, do as he was told
win-11 on the playing field; He would
{:11 to the plate and if ‘he hit out a
{mum he “as satiofied, regardless 01‘
1111.1: haul his team males and pitchols
W11: hell to win games.
“W hen Ruth announced that he was
rr going to play for the figures on
is (‘Onil'm I lost all respect for him
v.~ .1 player and a. man. "
necono 1511er FOR Furuiilrv.
‘More Than 1 200 Thoroughbreds Nomi-.11
nated in Great Race for Two.
Year-OMS.
N11“ YORK Jan [~020ch of the
“Winchester Racing Association Were
elated yesterday over the final” rm‘
for the famous Futurity Stakes, which
closed on January 1. “men A. MEL.»
Earlecker. the secretary,‘completed
th' count of outliers received he foflnd
£11: total to be 1 205, which beats
eleryith ng since the old Coney Island
Jockey Club Opened the first Futurity;
Stakes thirty-tour years ago.‘ The
pren'ous high water mark, ‘Mr -‘E‘ar~
locker said, was 1.157. but that Was in:
the days before the attack on the MD
ting end or the sport; Last-«year's
total, infected by the far, féll below
1000. The Way in which
ahead in 1920 is thought'to'?
g1 eat season for the turf
JERSEY WANZTS TWELVE ROUND
BOUTS. ~ '
TRENTQN N. J., Jan 7.—-4Sl1‘buld
Scnator “hiker ofNeWork, “booed.
in hm mg a bill enacted in that state
prox 1111110 for ten or twelve-round 50x5
1111: bouts.efi01ts»wxl'
.Fiuiiiar legislation by theme
J1 rsey Liigisla’ture this year
This became knovm little- yeste or
afternoon when John Jennings 01:1}! .
Armory A. C., of 31313130? Cl, '
t‘xfi'nling the "Promoters“ M00030
which is behind the Incremental;
«late headed a. committee'w
12611.1 yesterday to have the .
.195: Athletic Commission "
Néw Jersey Legislator-030.", ‘ ‘
ICEalizing ten or trial ,
this state instead- ’
bout: whichral‘e no
The Athletic Coin
to bring the matte t
“1" members of t ‘
promo
_ ’1.
.nt least
Jumped ,
be made to hat ’
and elbow, ale too old to competezgg'
it also true that the majority of
no“ athletes are "g1"'cen men.
am good material but they need pol-
ishing and experience. However.
lisn sportsmen believe that they‘ll '1!
be “oil—represented on the
truck. although admittedly weak
field events. it is understood that'
Australia and New Zenland, which
have strong teams, will unite to enter
the 5130111.»;
er country.
England is. not. and nevo1 has been.
puiticulnrlv enthusiastic over the
Olympic Games.
poses to go in to win. if possible. "ruo' distance 1111.39 “ 3 seconds.
Engiishnnn makess sport-'1 a. hobby to
which he. 111103 his attention after «filj
regular day' 1.: 'work is dent-.1110 ‘305‘
30015: “strenuously to the specialization
and long twining necessary for Olym-
pic athletes, claiming that this v- .0
tunlly amounts .to professionalism,
even though the competitor receives
no money. The man who devote: his
whole attention to sports is". to all in-
tune and purposes. a proiessional, it
is ma ntained. -
n is too early to forecast what Cam
bridge and Oxford Universities will
produce in the way of athletes, as they
hn'rc' just resumed work interrupted
by the war. Cambridge, howaver.has
mt runner in G. M.‘But-
101'. min . champion for Eng
land. Butlen anon his title by cover.
lug this distance in 49 +5 seconds. and
03199111: believe he can lower this by I
Second. , f
Amour the promising new apt-131m"
is W A Hill. a youngster. who recent
1y captured the English championship
for the. 100 and 220 yards. Hill is up
ready 0 ten-second man in the hurt
dred yards dash, and it is believed
that he is capable of doing better with
training Sergeant Major Mawby also
has done-the hundred in 9 9-10. Maw-
by is not a beginner, but‘ lately lla-i
developed greatly.
Great expectations are plaoéd in A.’
G Hill, an old timer. who holds :50
English championship for the In???
mile and the mile. He has done the
hall: in 1: 55 and the mile in 4:
He also won the tour—mile cba
ship of England in 1910.11'11 is about
34 or 35 years of age, but it is china,
ed in sporting circles that he is capa-
ble 0! doing sensational work. It is
rumored that he has done the mile in
«1: 15 in practice.
Haring won the title of world's soul
ling champion from Ernest Barry 01‘
England, on the Thames, late in 00:0
be1zAl£réd Felton, of Australia. 09.0.
0 right to name the course on
Which the next race shall be decided
There. is little doubt that he will 1’
choose the 11311111011111.1111 mum, on {83>
Parr-amino. River-5.. which “31.1.1513
£011.33 330 yards. inns will their: a. fia-
mill in vim. was it one time Austral-53.3
id's prom: er somatic sport Rowing
1103.le in the Commonwealth
23000 Richard Arnst lost the world‘s
smiling championship to Barry, on
the Thames, in 13.12.11‘elton’s first
1313311918?” will probably be James
P061100; the champion «10f Australia.
Felton loan car‘soldler. His victory
1 Barry was unexpected and the
bringing back of the title in 15115th
caused men enthusiasm in sporting
circles there. _
11111111111111 track and field 11113111111011»
ships may be fought out turbos Angel~
es in 1921 providing a stadium. seat-
ing 100, 0110 persons or more has heenms
constructed there 01;th time.
log to Robert Weaver; president
the Southern Pacific branch of the
Amateur Athletic Union. ”.Steps are
now being taken. In: 511111.15 secure (1115'.
undo necessary to build ch an
a; separate lrothhe moth?
1133-1 1
01:23!1
They ,
cinder 3
in ‘
thaw... I
ler of Hastings. N. 3..
although she pr0~ skating event on the Hudcmu River, at Newburgn. N. Y.
The 'old record was
V. 3., in 1913.
Frank Macmillan of Fort Lee, .
.mcmmw
This photograph was taken Just ultrr Bill Taylor and Miss Elnie .311!
had summit-had :1 new v.01 ids rccordin 11 45111 yard
Diego, Cal" and the fight probably
will be stayed there. .
I doflroth’s offer was for 1a bout
fgoing forty-live rounds, but objection
to a fight of this length is expressed
in the Carpentlcr camp. Carpenlier
would rather have the fight limited to
fifteen rounds or even ten. Descampa
declared hat night that it the issue is
not settled in'less than fifteen rounds.
neither Dempsey not Cnrnenticr is
worthy to be champion of the uorid. ’
,‘ .it was indicated Dcscampe would
jack for an even 111-11111 of the puree.
holding that Car pcntier flag as grins:
They covered ih o"
m‘de uliy Mr. _and Mrs.
RUTH DEAL 1151.159
GAME smrs MACK
.Gmt Batter Will Make Yanks Rut
Contentiou- for Pennant.
PHHLADELPHl ‘. .32. n. '1‘.-«-"l‘he sale
of Ruth to the Yankees in a’good thing
for baseball' all .1round"_ said Connie
Mack, ot' the Athlelk'vl. yesterday
"Ruth is Just the man the Yankees .
needed to put inc 1101.; an”; punch in
their battle arm to make them 33 real. for 1920 have been 015618“? 3111103110- “ agreement rmm ”gnaw?" man».
contender: for the pennant
“Ruth will be a more valuable man
to the. Yankees that lie would have
been to the Red 80):. 3A3 a matter of
fact Ncwfl'ork needed
Boston. The Red Sox are well fan‘-
(led fit! outfield material. They have
at W“ lanced club.
“The act that Ruth made such un-
usual demands on the 3110mm club
wood indicate that he luv’ tired of
playing there. It was better to get
rid of him than have him remain in
Boston a dissatisfied player Without
doubt has the greatest slugger or all
time and Boston. 0! course, will miss
his wonderrul hitting."
GIANTS BELL DUBUC.
Bought by Roger Buchanan of To-
ledo Club.
TOLEDO, 0:00, Jan. 7. —-Ontr:ght
purchase from the New York Nation-
013 of Pitcher 'Jean mimic-1m an-
nounced yesterday by Roger Bream-
ban, prealdont of the We «111111.11:
the American Assoc The 3111'-
éhase price was not made public This
gives Breanahan [our pitchers tom.
Markle, Nelson and Carpenter honing
been released: to Toledo by the New
York Atom-icon Rogue club. Brenna-
lun is in the market fora. W000i-
flt he said yesterday.
NATIONAL COMMISSION MEE‘E‘INB
John fieydler, president of the Ma»
Irena-110,19“ 12100111111. {or 010;
airmail. where he will «literati then: our
nun! meeting or the Rational Cordials-
sign tomorrow. It is doubtfullw
101' the. airinmission will 43th 'a wchoir
Joan at t s time. There is 0000811111—
ity of a deadlock. ‘ .
It also is reported that Eéydlor trill
modem the name a: .Bingill Edwards ' 3
pto‘Ban' Johnson as 3 01101031001' ,to 13' "
Remand as chairman.
'“Reymerggaid 111m could motile
reelected, as he is still' spledged to
vote for no one for win;
{us
any financial imam to bath._
While Johnson may «not 3‘
“Hermann he allay mock Hurdle:- .lf
ifthe". National dictate uni W
whim. Refine: m‘itht
not think .much. business would
More the 11000110030000: of tho,
mission. Wain 1111;130:000 11ml
3 Johnson will 12313130 '
fit 10119200091151”
i
him more than "
hr 10” yards Wire. Grocnxbnrx.‘
-_.-....... -a drawing card as 13001me
i LOS ' ANGELl—rs. Minn
'Dempaey. hcm' vweighi
morning to learn tom the
print: tl.z' .1 l: 1 2. iii .111 o'gt'a Carpentier
“EATEU mafia; of Fiance mould meet in the ring
' inane time'soon at Tiajuana laOW‘El
xcw your: 3...;1 111—0110111111 0:13.033 033mm” ‘
{or several national. championships James D Cquth (”0mg Obtain“
ed by: 1&9 ton thietic 11100 a 0301‘ Jack Keagls, lo: the champion
6,13%?” '3."'" when; fiat-penticr at Tiajuma for a
13331;“ baii1—A,‘Ga..‘week he. grows haVe brought n'ord Ezat Cor-
ginniug" Ettore}: 1: 41" ‘f i' Miler: manager. Descamps, had
\W mtlinkairmhghsru, Ala” April agreed to the match. The 9111:? 6UP
12 and 13 _ ulatlon- was that it be. not over finger:
Tug of “FNCW York “arch Jfi ‘ «rounds. and to this Com-om in Sat:
,3an; ... 1mm- events. 3217 Diego. expressed :10 dimmer-merit.
yra ds Cleveland, Y. 3!. C. 0.. April
17 599 33813. 1300001101311 1:. 0 two. especially
March 10; fancy diving, Chicago A.A..1“'°ixhh‘~ he “a“ -
March 31. Wm“. »mlor 490 3",” «Regarding the date for the. match,
relay, Illinois A. 8‘ 0111mm April 1. C08“)!!! said he 00036 not fix it doll
women: Junior 100 ”1118.012VEW nitely “tth he “WWW“: a do
A. C ”hm :9 00:! women: 11m- size to hold it as soon as the arena he
mum could be. constructed at Tia
911.1%me is: m: moor 0:01:14“ ““8 “9'“- he “malice“
for 50 yon-115,013.10“ ”_ um 31. would soot fifty thousand persons.
100 yards. =" “33;, m1 ction, he declared, would like
11 500 3.1.1., o ” “he, Nam several months. The site of "the
Training 3231:!“ aw 24 and 33 neon will be near the track and big
with .lruwy»
yards tack 9mg, Illinois A. C 1311! grand stand of the Lower California “a
Jockey (3:0.
“80‘ Mb , i 173141000 for an attendance which
mfiAN snare “ammo. '33 total 31500000” Coffrotb said
NEW HAVEN 3 R0 1 “There 0111100 no trouble in getting
Leon, championing“ sitter bgtrt ‘51:: 100de here. San Diego 001? ans 0
Wald. hit this cit? Yesterday mutt direct Nlmad line to the cost which
Pk“ N' Y» sag” minus 191'; muses flaw 1133110119.. Those com
m“ '5’ m “in; (tom the north will take other
champ
Fébmary. against“:
1111111111., Nor-ray Km '1'; nine: or meantime or automobiles.
acme New York WM
_iou's_u=. amen! ‘ ‘
and?
, L—J‘. fight in file summefifime; when we:
' ‘ 3 can 09.301111111913011“ that‘the weath-
moneys 110311-1111 and be “good. But: the one
I.
Bladder it troubling #01er say about it.
« ' w W dodge. [That it will be the greatest
tad 311111 0133er- kl '
is: 3000101115 '
Jinggins Wires
7.1+Jnc‘1; ‘
pugilistlc f
3 champion of the world woke up this:
publl c ‘
"A fight of that length ought to be‘
’ for part of the carriage moor-v
it"NaW 1111111111 like tomve the 0021
Stop 33"“ W90!- 0 whllo if your Mom! hugely on what 'the boxers
division of the money in.
momwwmmme
niencc you The)" re grand?
1111113" 1111111111113
To PMY—iil’lll 1111113
“Home Run
1 King” Will Be in New
I York Uniform Next Sea-‘
1 son—~0ld Contract Bind-.
é imp—Col. Ruppcrt Confi-;
dent Great Batter Will
Land Pennant for Team i
NEW' YGRK, Jan. 7.wBabe Ruth is;
nov a full fledged Yankee. Stories;
{10:11 Califomia that Ruth would balk!
at the dr-ai v. hich brought hinLto New
York because of his cigar business in
Bmion “we disslpa , last night” 1
011cm (fol. Ruppere president of H193
Yankees announced that. he had re-‘
ceived a telegram from Miller Hug-
zlns,1minager the mm, who is in
Los Angelo: saving that Ruth had
“Aligned an agreement to play in New
1 'iork.
In «the telegram Huggins also said1
that Ruth Was greatly pleased over
1
his transfer to the Yankees and that '
he is delighted M111 the. opportunity
1t0 play in Ne w ‘ or]: next summer In
23 statement issued in L011 Angolan.
last night. Ruth said he is ambitious
310 break his former batting averages
on the Polo Grounds during the 1920
season. ' .
3 Huggins telegram is a little ambig-
nous inasmuch an he says he hu Ilg'n- '
ed Roll: 00 “on moment to "luv in
;New. York. " He doesn‘t say
about signing a «nun-ct. Rum—«n ,
however, points out that in Ruth’s 1
case it is not necessary for Wm tog
111313 a. new contract. In purchasing:
'9» Man-r for the record rum last
Monday, the Yankees 0100 took over
rm: 11mm" enthract, whlch still ha.s_
two your: town.
“Huzziml 11-16 full am‘horfiv in art;
us,” said Rapport. last night, “and. '
when he Blair-d Ruth to an ewe-«mt 1
it means the some 08 if the player
gained a contract. The agreement un-
oumtionahlv nv'mr‘ldoo for New York:
taking over Ruth's Boston contract
with certain lnflwm'r" ”'W'h may
be satisfactory to the payer."
[>00th from «no fu‘ "her aunt... .
Ruth as suing that" he will hold out _
73".11
said that is entirely no to Franc.
“W's paid 0W hindfiome Frié for
.Ruth, gnddt 101“) 00m (060
whatowr 110W with the purchase
ifmoney.”
Tr'v n (3100011104 Advertisement in
protest Mayor Fitzgerald solid .SW
had cverx' confidence to believe. M
(:‘iiicf Smith would uphold the 13' fl
even particular '
This committee is independellt yd
that named by the (Nixie Fed
it was headed by Rev. Dr. Arthur
Goodcnough
LANGFORD some To mm
MILW AI REE “’13., J00. 7.4”.
bled ofi‘el from Memento V£0900 "'
Decoln. Flench promoters, t6-
Sam Langford, negro 1100.7wa in
Paris fm a. series of beam was
ed yesterday by Howard 0mm!
cago Lancf‘ordx women W
to plans the series of bouts would”
up to a battle widgfioorges 00ml:—
tier.
Try a Sentinel Mt luv . ‘
L ._.. .____._._..:s
ENCPQACHING
Public Health Service
Complaining
3 months
Landlord.
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.73:
3
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Boiler Inspector .
0. K.
Ladies have Mend
‘ Coal Gas ‘
High Rent 0pm 3
100 per 1W“
Merchant Amelia.-
Brookyin ¢
Delayed
W “—-
Too Busy _
_ Building Sub—lentil: ". 7,;
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