r- imiinn
‘Ua‘n'i!
. a plan (If
..ri. List night
w' lllt‘ Natimln
:3, :llshnnm show
i vi‘dxi'd marvoi
, 2‘ . sind‘uro,
:-< Ventilating
'1 ll"
lmwbter did no
swli'r-(tms a sensa-
s. nauglonal fight
» iflillltlit
git: Champion
llis' Best to
4.—~ i
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mot. twoanized;
(ht? ?
m thr- title when
-i the diminutivoi
HT‘Hl jihad hitting:
1
He!
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the
t-.. was no foe to!
rlwnmnsunwti in i
caught \Ylldv ,
' m 'Fss‘fihfil toppled ‘
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r, 5035in “‘allacw
,i!:lll('r’- Q! being 102':
. z'mm the rapid paw".t
... and the crowd?
.gpmvnl by hooting.5,
. :z‘. t'\.(’h8“£’t‘. \"ildw "3‘
ttwi punv‘ning. The Brit-l
‘mc i‘t.t!.'tmtm.i. with his”
'.«“11.
>.I‘.\' hiatuwilmt'mit;
l". thv z\‘-'inklim:!”l"m-
During the War girls Irrnwd such expert workers on alt-chm that the C‘uniss 7
This photograph shows .i number of girl “workmen" potting the finishing touches on the bit; ten-passa}
. (rvr (‘tll‘tiss Eatgl» which will be one of the exhibits at the Aero Exposlcen to be held in New York City. They
e
mm
retained my»
woman} of
more; strung: ,. in fifth
‘ .cum in to‘ weaken .efloct o
crushing heal horrific: ...,“ “M ingdt out can be found. it ought to ho
0 him at loan a_ dough union. The»! 30"" thing 10" the game, but it ‘3 sixth place with 109 sign—rs. Jinn)“-
, hQWefi wonderful strenztlundr 9‘90" "‘0” W9 mt need
' ’ the vet; considerable d1
topinicn should be
3 SAN rnixmsco. March
A 1 .
“NW Y9£I§=Har£h3r~ln two of
t e mtgxclt nggwggs-tl bouts Bl -
ed in Madlfion‘ SIM!!! 62.1"“ at:
(are 005- L that iota-est. omwdn Ly, ‘ .
ever Jam ed the histofiofnrona" .
gcant Burl Caddock, former c ‘
rick-mtg; Salvador
French .titlovhohfir. and “Strangler"
Ed Lewis conquered Jim Loom. tho
Greg: chainpiom 1": ‘ ‘ ‘
Caddocli’ithbduod Chevalier with t
“head scissors and wrist lock in 58 min-
utes anq;_11 secoydn, and Lewis tri-
"nmphodfivar o; with "a flying
headlock in 2 hours. 4 minutes and 43
seconds. . '3‘ '
Caddock, as a
earned a maid]: w ‘
15 and the victofln that boat will ham
h title match flu. Stocher nt a lat-r.
date. * '*
‘ The Lewis- ‘ X " combat walla.
G
can and genial-tings had
emu Lewis. in Amrgusgositionp
Stnngler Louis and Jim Louder. tbr
Greek chamniorr, took Md' at 10:35
gem}; The}
34mm! strong.
:
Thoa ' 2mm pegs-m of the
fl .
hold. 0? ' ‘
.37:5,;.‘iw‘xf‘lnfj‘gfi“hi;M‘UV-L'A’i! dit.‘ .uml night shifts getting the huge airplane ready for trials no then exhibition; if is fifty—six feel.
. ”I“. my, hirnw-lt‘f-‘PWH oml a quarter inches long, twlve feet, eleven inches high, and is supported by an‘upper and lower Wink.
, A. flh" Sup-:Spuzl 0t saxtyrtour feet, [our inc-hos. A broad aisle runs‘ tlie‘lé‘ngih of the weather proof cabin in Which tho pair.
:3‘;tfii':-f3u‘i‘-\”1< 'i gsmum's iii‘F‘ seated in wicker chasm. The~planc‘s speed is about l25 miles an hour. 7.
, mm. l\i.~ Nil 5“ ._-_.__-__., J—f ' ' '
' w to.» hard 1: “’ ‘“ - -.-. ~"‘*"““‘*”‘““‘_“r"
l this meal :1 , f . : - .Gmton. Mass. ‘ fit 63‘
w? i'ght-handv-d j . , Charles H. Lane “" 51:... '
. ~ , ' Sam-bow. ...... .. ...-2258*
- limo-Lylufi:tmlv, § . l ‘ Mrs- C. 0. l'ulhemus. ”1»; ”a;
3 «up». . ‘ t 1' t , . Newburgh,-N. Y. :. 5n
4" ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . 2 . White Leghornl.
— , ":1?ng I(:Tl‘l/IUMCE - l George J’hillipo ’
' . V, ‘ ~ ~ . . - . -- . . Seymtmtl Conn. 7586
,. Other .AbS t J bTORRa MthIX 4. The semen _
Ili>}""111‘¢lkfl-} er Z. on Are FletCh ‘Storrs.dhvelopcd the keeneat compo (“3me 1':va ?
:g‘f‘dhd‘“; C ' lmmeman’ T011853 tition olirthe year, or since the time Pittsflgld, "353- 053-
\ziv‘t‘minn 0;. 3L xonzales, Doyle and Chase the contest "was started last Noveln- Merrythought Farm
1I‘nsz-ruptx- ghcr. Not only this, but the winning' Columblz‘Cox'ilx: 531
we" in" i'ruier- -. . L w . 0:0 n c.
._ .z 5 ‘ .‘ 5A}. ANTONIQ Texas M- - :47 peglor the weak,»ten to “you. e_ .. . -
5),.» (523.5332: In the continued absence'of ”a: $31. “92“?” entered by Harry . Emmons 5' L? "3"“ (.3- L 3’") 1
{much mom“. S"?“,’ ”the? a $6be (13nd : n'fitrf Plymouthgw ., fmd flu . N- H- n. ‘ E35
rt: tiw spark gtazndégsglemfi” Ofm; ~Gfu1t ‘1‘hfi‘fék est weekly rec ’ $111 , ea? H. 88 (But Wiimf ‘ ..
. t . .— . ’ . 01' ~. ‘ . - . . r ”. 5 , ‘ ' " .
..1 than, in: may?“ have- . 3. 011,219 which w a field of 01 t . at! \ Conn. - . 5h
“ ulllt‘fl'lflE an . . Signed” 'thEiafi (”litmus ‘ ' » - , . 'A. E. pton (Bl f3
wet'iti'. 21ml “Then olill an: outside the‘legm of'threefiifl'erent varféfioém’ nai- , , in ‘ < . wt
‘90“. 31"“ Wit“? $2.3.) gatizer'tjt is quite 'certain that dlflerent states, tied for second place. Pinata 0 N‘ J‘ 4” ,
.- clean, for it' ‘ ‘ as one Old fashioned, out These were Oneok Farm’s Barred ;
.axt met by con-
mnt lite-r9 will
spat-t of wrest-
t'ml' Career. in
. the first inva-
in the eight-
~32n Graeco—Ro-
i by Theobaud
' wrestler in the
,« who accompan-
«'Eu’lstol. Regniet‘,
Lillie. R
.‘5
German
who if he tit-mt
nus able to get up.
.liam. was also in tho
Opfil’ir’d thon- campaign
with :1 throu- nighb‘
. Hand Opel-.1 I‘Iilllsv.
~01 and Eighth ave--
::ilt by a man namml
.‘i, A31 showing the
':‘-.:‘r ‘ . promoters
S11. _. in three
sum in .those days.
.. unrated and float-
_- giving more or
"TlI'Ji'taiIlfiant and
. limpetencP.
' 2 of tho foreign
.; Americans took
- 4 :lu- sport alive.
- n: (uzite promi-
thP‘SPOl‘E. As
,-.- character of
t‘zn‘m-iro tricks
. sum bar. call for
. itt‘frl‘ drinking
.~.< and swallow
. ~17: the street of?
nt' 1119qu “cry-
..ii""11;i‘. Stran-
“21in“
WP c0121.,»
gradually ’
GPIM‘IIT— '
,ll’li.t
:Til“
. {HE
A.
‘1 7': hurt Roe-1
' (Jul not
the sport.
. .tit’uti, fob;
'xxg'r- for far-i
i; and 0111
However.
-' l ~§tinn on
n-<tlers to
. TO :93
...‘1 1hr»): :15
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~ JASEPHS.
Desposes
nd.
. . ..zzvi hoary-
l l tut Eddie
‘ ' "us second
, nund bout.
... sent his.
7:; the first
nm‘. Inlmd
counted
was the
’ g Josephs
I
..‘M:
7‘. was b?—
=-'._ Jordan, or
clip Kansas.
r: \vrlighed 1
- Wands. 3‘
. km... 5-73:
95:
—"._
1119.2:
3-
3
Ecirnati from the East to
to 1119' - _. . . ,
.~ xi no and Wii- " Sp‘mg trainlu' .
filiizztbc‘th. in._ .
and out. genuine holdout, and he is
Lari Smith. the young catcher. Smith
‘was scheduled to'come here from liis
contain Hot Springs, and greet the
room squad on its arrival on Monday
night. but he has not'yet reported. It
seems altogether probable that the
.ftipeml mentioned in the contract of-
!tflx’ed him did not meet With his appro~
I ‘ -
f The other absentees are Arthur
‘Fietcher. Hobie Zimmerman, Fred
gToney. Mike Gonzales, Larry Doyle
land Hal Chase. Sidney- Ross. a recruit
lpitchPr. Who had been overdue, arriv-
;ed yesterday morning. Fletcher got a
Vt'PPk's grace to become acquainted
.avith a new member of his family.
gZimmexman returned the contract of-
ft‘Px-x-d him unsigned and Without any
accompanying word as to his inten-‘
itions or desires. He is down to be
traded. Chase has retired. Gonzales
,and Doyle are on their way from Cuba.
fl‘l’hpre Toney is nobody knows.’ He is
.‘no holdout, as he“ signed a contract
i
this! season. ' i
LARRY’ KOPF SIGNS.
Comes to Terms After Conforence
1 With Manager Moran. 7
. § '
i CINCINNATI, March 4.—Shortstop
giant; Koyf late yesterday affixed his
;siznaturc to a contract to play with
lthe 1920 Cincinnati National League
A
:baseball club. The contract was sign-
' ed following .3- conference with Mana-
c
tger Pat Moran. who arrived in cm-
take the
:p’layers to Miami. Fla., Friday, ’ ta,
Moran also conferred with" Infleider;
Heinie Groh and expressed the hopei
that Pitcher Hod Eller and Eddie
“Rough. the other players still unsig'xfl
ed, would appear in Cincinnati to see‘
him before the Reds leave for the;
South. . i
HARPER WlLL JOIN 80X.
Changes His Mind and Will Continue
_ in .ihe Game. .
HACKENSACK. N. 1, “Match. 4:»;
Harry Harper. who was tradedrflythe]
fi'ushington‘ Senators" to the Boston
Red. Sox, leaves forHot Springs, Ark” ;
today. to join his new club. It who:
said that Harper was a hoidout, but no]
a matter of fact~he hadjnade up his
mind toonit the Seantors andidcvote,
his time to his trucking businesfiherew
VICTORY FOR non SHARngw
DETROIT , Illicit.
Moore. the §t
Pan! banana, and) lac
Shin-key, of How Yorlfonght Wizard: ‘ "
rounds betel-er the . Wolvértne‘ Athletic
Club here Mm; '
.each during the week.
Pinocres! Orcha rds -
WMnrclr 43R0$J '
mocks from Weathampton Bench, L.
1.. W. H. .Bassett’x: White Room}; am
Cheshire, 06mm. and ”A. E. fimpton‘s
Black Leghorno irom Piusflefd, N. J.
All three pens laid ~18 05:59 each. Four _
pens from four different stalos and:
re‘presenting three diner-ant Naomi
all tied for third place. These m~
eluded two pens or Barred Rock‘s en-l
tered by Jules F. Francais from W'est—
hampton Beach, ‘L. 1.. and Elton Poul-
try Farm, South Vineland, N._ J., a
pen of Rhoda Island Reds owned by
Charles H. Lane from Southboro.
Mnss..;‘and ’A. P. Robinson‘s White
Leghorns from Calverton,»N. Y. All
{our pens laid 46 eggs each.
The total yield for an pens amount-
ed to 3,504 eggs, which is a gain of
309 as compared with-tho precodmé
week, ‘and which is 349 bettor than
3‘th five your average for this period. IB. J. Rey
‘This is a yield of. 50 per cent‘which
means the. the 1.000 hens in the con-
testaveraged. to lay exactly every.
other. day or three and a halt Jest;
Following time new” méde by;
members or the Notwflk Rifle Club.
out of a possible two hundred point...
for the week ending February 21:
‘Of course
4mm- lndivmunls didn’t luv any eggs
at All. but others did double duty by
laying seven eggs each ' during the
week. ' ‘
The three best pens in and; of the
principal varieties are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks.”
Merritt. M. Clark (Barred) _
Brookfield, Cantor, Conn. 490
Oneck Farm (Barred)
West Hampton—Beach, L. l. 486
Jules‘ F. Fathom. (Barred)
West Hampton Beach, L. I. 475
., White manning ‘
Larigford Poultry; "Farm
'. Micro. B. ,C. ' _ ’82?
Merrytlmught Farm‘ . 1’
Colombian Conn. ."V 463
Applecrast mm Co. f » ..."
Hampton Falls, N.‘ H.
Rhwg imam! a?“ , ': T").
u.—
‘W;
7;»!
. Tamw- A c diluent: .
F. Rivers ........ .. ............ 49932.13“; no; escaped horn a half
P. A. Raymond ................. 19.: Nelson and put the same on Chevalier.
Dr. A. N. Cloris ................ 193 but on they were under the Hi“? they
J. D: Milne ..................... 191.- were compelled under the rams to not
C. \ oat ........ _ ................ 188 to tbeir feet and go to the comm. This
G. L. behenck ........... . .. 137 “Wed nun shortly attervudi
H. J. Rayfpse _ .................. 17-h ‘1“; CM had tho Frenchman on.
. Team B. the verse at a mi vlth a haltflelaon.
W. E. Mathews ......... . . . . . . 196 Chevalier then a bold lock.
J. A. Baker, In... .............. 196 which. 3. ed to a. body bold. but '
-F.H.Gannng ............ .194 Clddoek mwm
S. W. Church ............... .. . . 180 the latter amped doles: cm by undo
E. Browne“ ................... 177 030011 m: ock mnoouvmd
J. Merriam ..... 17-! chart? “,de his head‘ocmora.
nol'ds...z.............. 171’. but. thg'mucmuhrokeit ln‘lon‘
.Tem A. than human. ‘FW tho thin! tilt
(Week ending February 28th.) within. ten mm; Conduct lost &
P. A. Raymond. ......... .. .. 199'“er M became of getting tin.
H. J. Rayfuse . ........ .... .. 193.113: the m, The new bod
G. L. Schenck ......... . .. 134 Chevalier clone to u w an no:
F. Rivers .......... ............ 194 m .
DEALN. Clark 194 m... vim: Head Baboon.
Dr. H. A. Bayles .. ........ 193 $6:wa urea visibly snarl Cam:
Dr. C. R. Channel-.... ......... 191 hidhls Bin-C103. (03w “M‘
J. I1 Millie ......... t .......... 189 times mm mum was a “in! .,
C. J. White ....... ...‘....... ITSlNI-y'cugmr and brokeowas from
A. B. Hull. ........ : ........... . 170 the ”dams position: than and
Team B. L >
, m, was momma-co,
E. amwnell ..... 19a mlcmgotMEEpfismm
B. J. Reynolds . .7 ............. 194 Chevalier-Wm! m am: 10:! W _
J. A» Baker Jr.................. 198 the WWII" ‘hwlm to the mat, W
W.E‘.' thew:.....‘......;..... 192 mummmm.mtroanceoum
J. Me m.................... 192,"GreekAdonil."mWh°m‘m
$.11. Gaming .......... -..’..... 191 ukeafntmanin‘cm‘sm I$
b.W.Clnu-ch.................. 185 womb“ in tho opening boot
...—M *
wagon.“ To‘ laconic 39x52.
. Charley Rose. a Veteran trainer. is.
about to attempt a float 1h“ never be~
tore-has been a ed. Kevin:
try to transtorm I. wanna a box”
er. Mike Nestor. a second cousin of
sheila” Stanley Satchel. is the man. '4
not. a light ..Wm. eaten, *
Winner nndj' bulb! {mufflers
i.
like Greek broke it instantly.
and resumed his
finally got a leg hold and upset Lewis.
the Strangler brokfi away and re»
ed his feet.
Lewis adjusted his head lock.
but a few minutes later that
took mother head lock, and again the
Grinch shook his h-n'“ ... '
brought the; Q to thong“.
kept the mafia, warm
whorl London kl d “himself .
Artur forty-flu nilnu (“is in
not his head loot. bu the 0:08!"th
Muir.
Chevalier Not Physically Flt.
Chevalier was not physically fit (or
a contest. rolls of m hanging over his
men. ;Ca.ddock was inznuperfi condi-
tion. ‘ ‘ a ‘
The former champion went into no.
tioll at once. Caddock being the ag-
gressor from tho start. They shifted
from one now to another with light-
ning fipidhy. The W do!
ed considerable strength and escaped
from the hood. «scissors seven! thugs.
Ha- tooh a head lock on Caddoch otter
fifteen minutes which won broken with
Alan Yarbison}: tall. hairless flotsam
nun ‘vnmoeipnm, rooms m m.
8,» body
comma»: am his
“.4
. _ Ponnsylmio toot
.‘WWEWWe
fl it of his vie»ry,;_
WIS on Mart-b:
Chevalier. imam’tmem mm be‘ no a,
Riemann, coach or
mummamnm
- . .. . proposal at th
ammo} Batting.” mom o
toe, in chm,nlam
f1 tho think-j 3‘;me be
yards of the ”some. goal lino three
points inside the ton-M {Mud two
palm inside the 20-yard line. This
one
at” - ,
llr..cnrl Willi-n, for new icon
Pemym representative on the
Mich cmmittee.
1m to reunion the length of room ‘ n
.m by pings isotonic»! m'h'id
acme good points. was not as annual!
man.
it.” wd'
bar. ion:- even got so far a: a veto.
weu‘mmchfif‘asttenm that may win for
"Shirt (“,1 not BMmlStatcs the rugby football champion-
. mxioui function-:11: gclout! Allah”. fim
dimly ‘ . .
l' Wink-n“ minutes or sparring
"“ ‘ a traffic effort to get a;
n was last year. lists the folio
Lewis 3 Specuvo members of the team for th
iOlympic games:
i
7 rchitch. Leia- manoovered on he promote
hit head lock for the third time and ne ; loan at
. W .. , ;
,_ an ‘ h‘m‘ clam 238 undsto'dem‘
5' b“? ' » .p° . lvmity tolmf'dwhich invaded 13mm
it ht; may advantages, athoogh- it
Greek W..m¢gmbobly would. all for mother oin-
cial.'- 1: some practical way of work-
“ion before
med."
3 .~———A
the
at the’Olympic notes. is being
7 on the Pacific coast. Its nu-
ll‘be the Sundial-California
’.
Columbia during the Christmas holi-
01 Canon;
H. Wilfred Maloney. 3
er and coach for the Am
Dan Carroll. Stanford; winner-antic
: Aunts-anon
‘ ‘_'.
r“ mm nm a.
V
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i
i
i
‘ which he sum to gut ,
» , * * ‘ '1 ; 1" .‘Totaloo received a .
mm‘h. i 95 ., la: n Ir ...“... ..-,
*hacb m. ”3.13”. m. m , may America in the Am I
h WWW Am
m _ _ ‘
PHILADELPHIA, March 1—101"; '3.
the University of
but tom. favors melcisco; member or the famous ms
. mm :of rum Mayors.
é‘ 800d match.
ve‘um." he said.
1
while admitting the there the
find in his approval on Coach mesa
“it boa been suggested may times'gs
{at hunting: of the Rules mitt-e.“
5 mom in other sports follows:
on 15213, 31.3 truck. 277; W. 179:
l
“‘9‘“: W} the wad, at
in Am! Although Wilda never lost he once it
‘9 th- hi: um, and then to Tony no. the»
wing as W banana cinnamon of England. In”:
3 mmthewmvfil“
Wilde but will win by W
m Wylie, yam. mother 1":
mun. “Wm-aw and of £11.
New. 29mm “All Bucks“; u vetoe-
late-gm world’s best Mayors.
Arthur Erb. Glynn-to 6M Son Fun—-
m at My: my com W or?
fine; to determining the lengthy! toot‘ PflluDELPHIA. Hanoi. 3. ,
games. ~ - .is anxious to meet the United Stat.»
he “so. “and “pulmometoMafim-indom
evil otntnlltn‘. not at Bag ii»
the details tows-meta than. who in mount.
.53 one of Spain’s tilled Wu. the»
Marquis wall wash vet-9d,!!! polo ion...
and eagerly discussed the chum»
mmit- ship, won by England from the Kmart-
con team, in the 1914 mm:
something new d“
“The English team
that won the games had homes loanetl.
bytheiflngol’fipnm. Whonthom-J
test was announced. th W.
“I will toll you
' ., limes where known; the Amman: would hurt»
PM distinctly 709918)“! the 0th~ opportuniw to practice in the South
during the winter. accepted the luv-h
on
tho W Md. W“. the, W
King lent them ponies ire-a
his own sublet. Moon of those
they brooch?» America with:
them to meat the hum-icon team. ."
BERKELEY. CAL. “arch 3. ~Boxim:
the: moat n'vpniar apart among m
swat-ms at ‘59 University d Calib-
"bll 3-3 I“ as i can ”We” uh. from the standpoint of chaps-m-"
pant rather than of the spectator. din:
semester‘s enrollment in the much
education department indicator.
Four hundred and wforflpthroo stu-
dents signed for boxing. Baseball tool.
tennis, 146; swimming. 123; crow. 105
fencing, 17; mm, 12.
UN“! IIASON suns HE inn.
WILD: TO SLEEP-
mm “might Confident of Vic:
ory Ovu- the Champion.
Confidence in an impel-mat “not L:
the achievement of menu in any
PUT
days, and defeated three allastar fl'- branch of human endenmr. but it ‘“
met. and. in the scram gteens IN! out from “"3 WVBN‘Y 01' possible for a. man to hum an exag-
ble,‘1!le Strangler was thrown out of ' Britlshrbolumhu. The 83398 were gutted idea of his abilities. Thin.
the ring; lie-climbed back at‘ once played in ‘MCWVCT and Victoria, re- ‘mld seem to mly to Frantic m
e. The Greekrg‘rded.“ the atmnges‘ "1853' centers son. a youth who in mm 90 box
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