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“ ‘ ‘ (Meet at Fairfficld Is Getting Ready

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tes T ' :weight classes L was . very keen. a basket ball team for the coming

- Omelet and ‘ aISItyg’l‘hroughcut the meet it was a 01056 season, which they hope will out-
Then Scores TW’O TOHCh' mce 501' the community ”09th play any aggregation in New Eng-
Inwarded to the team securing the land. They are to offer a cup

>d0WIlS highest tot-'11 number 01’ points in :18! which. it is claimed. will'cxcel any
7 three weight classes. The final resu ever laycd for in ““5 part or the
PMNCETON N- J-- Oct- 19-—The,showed that Betllel had secured 156 “mm?“ . Grow». throughout New
'fiser footlall eleven. now in good points." /' England will note for it. It is
511.119 after two .days' rest. put 1‘.“ i9" Nichols came second _ With‘thlgg announced that the local tcam will
bus-V ““em‘m“ “1mm“ 1“ P-e “P ‘ 'points. Fairlicld landed third wx be in (£st to pm). shortly Mm...
ml-y work on Chicago plays. Uglngipoints. \Vilton won fourth place with Nov. "’31“. _ Last season Monker
only those formations for which Chh 62 points and Round Hill won fifth Grotto u‘. the hall in Hoyt’s The-
cago is noted. the Omelcttcs soon de— place with 6 points. Each?of .thc atrc for their games. and it is pos—
monstratcd the" worth by getting.winners in the various even 8 Mere sible that the same place will be
through the varsity for three first .awardcd badge prizes. A very hand- 7* this 3 . Nol 0mm“
downs. Two of these came on tile lsome large silver cup was awarded as izautu-irxfndis moreemacflve (notcalhe field of

a sports than Blonkcr Grotto.

 

 

 

For Basket Ball

~ ' . ‘ . 'Fairfield. Saturday afternoon. October A mnnmnmg or Monkcr Grotto
fiGfll’OY Breaks Charm 0 I15th. The competition in allathree- cnthus'lu'it-S is actively-Jilamr'mg for

 

 

 

 

Westerners forward passes. the other i the trophy to Bethel. Bethel will hold
_Ralpfi Gilroy, the lad who wants an“, won three years in ah); order be- . ‘

 

by the rcferee." after his contact with icrty of any community.
I-‘uzfcrcc McCarthy's knee. Saturday. i
broke the charm of the .Omclcttes;
when he intercepted a forward pass. : George 0011311 to

The \nrsity then proceeded to get into. Beco‘t‘e Owner Of I

l'. w owns b in cucu- _ .
actlo t o touchd e gac Nlajor League Club}

Yatecl on open field running of Van-

gerbig and Euwer. .

‘ Hank Garrity and Don Lourle both! ’NICW' YORK. Oct. 19.--George M.’
got into signal drill and thc chance-3'

- being gained on straight line plunging- . this cup for one year. The cup must
rule against ‘ unnecessary roughnessimm it becomes the permanent prop- '
.Four Touchdowns

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of the former being able to ' start' .7 rcmcnt from the theatrical pro- it _
against Chicago are improvin’g daily. 210“ - ‘and lllrllcd a ficld goal.

. duction busincss said last night he
The coaches and Trainer Keene ll‘ltz—l
patrick are not so sure about Lourie. ’

A change in the lineup was win: . ‘ v' - . .
nessed When You Schilling went in at { :::;°§1$‘§fl$_mhi° é’fhgg’ggfifigd It: lklckmg from the “Miami line.
guard for Pink Baker. Bill Roper 5name the club ho is seeking.
was far from pleased with the way the; “It isn't thc Boston Red Sox." he
Navy backs ripped up Princeton's line [said it was reported among his
and realizes that the W'esterners Will
present a fast and heavy set of for-
wards. Von Schilling has been a sub<
stitute tackle up to date and has
weight as one of his assets. __

The Princeton lineup yesterday was: i , .
Tyson and Stinson. ends: Keck and .D’IarShal F h Will
Hooper. tackles; Morgan and Von
Schilling. guards: “'ittmer. center:
Euwer, quarterback: Gilroy and New.

tion was the Cincinnati LNaiional
League club. 'Mr. Cohan wi sail for
England today. i

 

 

was soul in and gnvelilc usual good

y - cd to start the \Vcst Point game at

See 1 ale‘Prlnceton quarter. O‘chrn going in perhaps at
the start of the sccond half.

FOOtban Game into. ihc big tackle on the 1920

. m elm-cu. was givcn his old placc at left
I'RINCETON- N- J” 0‘“- 19-“ lacklc .vcstcrduy nflcrnoon and play-

by. halfbacks: Smith. fullback. later

being supplanted by Vangsrbig. ‘
I'Murshal ll‘crdinand l-‘och. comlnnndcr'pd a good game. "9 is making a.
[of the allied armies in thf‘ World “’11P. strong bid for his Old‘ DOSlIlOH.

Leonard Ready ,
has ncccptcd an invitation to nticnd

' 'i‘hc varsity lined up this way: Loft
TODD“ Gloves In [the Princcton-Yalc football gamc. at cud. llluir; lcl‘t tackle. Into; left

. "- ' ' Novcmbcr 12 it was an— . . . _
Title DCfense 5" v‘ “‘1“ "- - guard. Cruikshank. ccntrc. lnndls,
nounccd' last night, by the secretary right guard. Guernsey; right tackle.

‘ of Princeton University. Hr- will be Dillcr right» cnd Denver- t
' w. ' _ - ' . .. . . . . . quail-cr—
3’ BE ‘HORK' th‘ 19' Low 'l‘en ’accompunicd by Col. Franklin 1) Oller. hack Becki-1' left halfback Aldrich‘
’- dler. of Philadelphia. and Rookylxan— former comm-indcr of the American . . . . . . , . . ,
ms. of Buffalo. who will furnish the ‘ right halfback. Mallory; fullback.

. . . ‘ . Legion. . c; _ Jordan.
mam "eat °f R‘Cka’d s “9“ Show 3" Marshal l-‘och will sit on the Princes
Madison Square Garden. on‘ Friday

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night. will probably be weasel tor33.“.iifl‘lv3fér's'iffeblah? 33.3%???“ “1"“ Woods Pockets 57
learn that Benny Lconard. the light-E . . -
Balls in Title Match

weight champion. is just zlbOUt fit for:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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to box Morris Lux out there on No-
vember 21. From Leonard‘s stablc ; Ninv mlnor “VIEW? players haw been
. ’ comes the information tlu't thc light- snurcd in 1h“ 1311501311” draft by “W

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 19.——-Arthur
Woods. of Minneapolis. made a high
run of 57 in beating M. Kovach. of

 

weight “‘19 holder i” a pinch might i‘mujors. Included in ”.19 W"? is\C0|— Trenton. in the national packet bil-
iake to the ring even earlier. 'i‘clldlcr.0"9! SllOU‘l‘.’ hUSkl’ Pittsflt’ld SOUih- Ilnrd championship tournament. yous
. and Kansas are both anxious for 3.4751“. ““0 .1143? 1’99" landed "-V the lcrday afternoon. He won by the
' craCk at the "own—"0r 1“ “a“ tho-Vi I ill-ladfilphln. nationals. scorc of 125 to 63. and went out, in
say they arc. It is generally llclicvcd, ”1‘: followmg PM)?“ 1"1;"? been eleven innings. «
that Rickard arranged Friday night's "C‘mgm ' i" [h°.dran:, . Woods had'tile balls well broken
right with a view to some later match 1“" ”‘9 Ath'etK‘S: pitflmr Rat? or when m. tried a long combination shot
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' m which Leonard will be featured. .I‘Or! \North. 'l‘cx.. and l ltchcr Weaver. ‘

for his fifty-eighthconsecutive point.
but missed it by inches. He was a!-
!‘orded a rousing ovation at the end of

Billy Gibson has said that 'l‘endlcrfor JOhHSO" Cill’. Tomi. “V the Phil-

would m-vcr bc considcrcd until hci‘k‘Si l'ilcllcr C010?!“ anVGF- Pitts-

\ made good the $5,000 forfeit he cluim- “Full “335- ' i i _

ed when LL-onard l‘mciured a thumb; BY "'9 Chicago Nationals: Pitcher 1113,1132: (2:;- aftprnoon match Thom.
on the eve of an {-ngugwnicn' in '1 1-3. 1’. Osborne. Atlanta; lnflcldcr Vive~ . .

. . » ‘ ‘ as Hueston. of Lon Angelea. former
Philadelphia ball park. Such grudg- tros. Calgary. By Detroit: Dan Clark. national champion. who is trying, a.
as as these may mg“.- I... dissipatcd W'lcluta _ Falls. By Cincinnati: Ed comeback. easily disposed of “r. F.
by a reasonable amount of long green. HOCR- Richmond. ‘ Dclangh. of Philadelphia. :25 to 29_
As to Kansas. 110 was once Lunlly bcat- 33' Boston Nationals 1 First 8386- Hueston had a. hlkh run of 29. which
mi by Leonard at Harrison. N. J.. but man I‘-'Sm‘th- Charlottelé Nf 0' 3:3; he compiled .in his third inning. The
ntx-ifienily no: cured. with another real :fillsrltzgonals. Clyde or 00!. — ear-champion went out in eighteen in-
s a ’9 in 51g ‘ ' 1' ’ ‘ s. Delan h was clearly outclass—

Tendler and Kansas. who are to The clubs have until October 20 to ning g

. . . , M ed. his best run being 6-»
\vclgn m at 2 o'clock in the afternoon complete their drafts. ' , ‘ Arthur‘Chui'ch. 0‘ Yonkers.‘ N' Y"
of the fight. will finish training tO- .-

morrow. ‘veaver Starts Actlon the former national champion} 1;;
N ‘ , twenty-five innings by the score 0

Formal Challenge To RecoverBaCk Pay to 104. Church had a. high run of 25.
V ' ' while Allen's best effort was 16.

By Blue Nose CHICAGO. 00L 19—0901‘88 13- James Maturo. formerly of Denver

- “Buck" \Veaver. star third baseman but now of New York. deefated VWal—

Skipper TOday of the \Vhite Sex. suspended after the ter Franklin. of Kansas City. in the

world series baseball scandal. yestera final night game. 125 to 33. n was a

HALIFAX. x. 5.. Oct. lit—Formal day started action in the Municipal long match. requiring fortytwo In-

f‘hallense for the’ international fish-' Court through his attorney. Charles A. nlngs. —
lng schooner race trophy. rwon last Williams, seeking back pay according

Near by the Gloucesterman, Esperan- to contract. The action was in the . '
to. will be forwared to Gloucester to- form of a. salary attachment and was De Foe Beats. RelSler
day by the skipper of the Lunenberg directed against the Chicago Amerh At the Pioneer S. C.

craft. Blue Nose. < can League baseball club. a. corpora- ,

Blue Nose won the elimination races tion. ‘ j r
from several other Canadian schoon- NEW YORK. Oct. ISL—Billy dc

. . ers and the right to challenge the El— t-h W i . I °
f, sic. which will defend the cup won 8y Ru NOt ' onylng’

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” over Johnny Reisler. of this city. in

v - . ‘ ' ' ‘ 7 . ' lve rounds at
7 the Lnlted States vessel in 1920. The i overs Initlal Base the mai“ I’m“ °F twe .'
. 3* «first of the races will be held off this C . . g . the Pioneer Sporting Club. last night.

port Saturday. The Elsie was ex-
pected to arrive here today, having

 

\ 7 . . . . De Foe weighed 127 pounds and Reis-
JAMESTOWN. N. Y» Oct, 19'_' [er a. half pound less.

. Babe Ruth played 1’11?th and had In another bout of twelve rounds
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sax ed from Gloucester VMonday. two doubles in six traps-to .the plate in Hughey Hutchinson. of Philadelphia.
2 . "N“ , an exhibition. game With & semi-Pm outpointed Johnny Williams.

P ac1fic Coast Boxer te'am' h'ere zeztegfiigéfigg‘rgéd 01:? Mike Burke knocked out Billy Mnr-

. ' Meusel pitc 'e 9- .. ‘9.“ 3' ‘ ray‘ in the sixth round of a. scheduled

After Brltton crown ail-“field f3; 5:3: ESE-T; {319.1311 W9“ ten_r0und bout. 133th ar‘e {1935' v-

‘ , e game ~ weights. -

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.~I~‘rank Jones. ”The star slugger reiterated his 9°“

the undefeated.welterweight, of . the sition in-regard t0 the “119 PrOh‘b‘t‘ ‘Afh'
Pacific Coast. has just arrived in the’ ing world series contestants to par— lte SOX'Yankee
East. His manager. Frank Dou‘ghe‘n- ticisate in postseason games- ' ' '
. tY. has issued a, challenge to Jack . ‘flidon't care‘lf my 1case comes up Deal lnrthe 1‘llaklng‘
Britton. the welter cham . Jones: ‘iomorrowfi’ he said. “ m not worry- ' '
P - - ‘ NEW YORK. Oct.'19.-—Look out
for a ll": laselxnll 6"!” between the

plans to sail to London soon to his!"

.» box Pesham and. LeWis. i '
Cilia-20 Vlhite Sox and tic New York
Yankees this fall or T.‘il‘..‘"“. ““ccro's

‘ es $031: lane of Daugherisi’s. charm Y'ale1Army Tickeis
~ Still Are Available m... and n m... m...

. 9 Nelson. who claims to
t 19c the lightweight. championfit New .
. Jersey. He has defeated Button. poritiogns of filial: last yciiir bctween the
» > 7---; > . . ,l r .. . the You 5. when How?
. ‘-.---— 1x rw HAVE}. Oct. 19.-—Several ° .3" "n . . ~
.No V019 vat, on thousand seats for the Yale—Army Schang. lilokally and Harper came
.7 3 . . q. o .r—ame. placed on sale for the general hero in e .changefor Pratt. Vick. Ruel.
Skating at 1.}!!!ng public. yesterday. by the Yale ticket and Thormahlenn .'
. 0 . - 7 ' oficeuvrer'e sold surprisingly fast dur- ' ‘ .
, mam!) LAKE, ~0ct. 19.—-s1m- ing the day. Manager Woodcock Want Cravath , .
in: oficials deny the authenticity of seemed pleased to think that New —
'the report that the national and inter— Haven football followers, took ad- AS Man
snational amateur skating ' champion- tage of the opportunity to “see. the ' ~ ' ' .,
only. tall. Oct. 19
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Scored. 'by Yale

N‘EWHAvEN. Conn. Oct. '19.«—~ln
a hard scrimmage of one hour against

a strong team. yesterday afternoon.
‘COhan' Who recently announced hilealc varsity made four toucthWns

_ Aldrich and Jordan cuch scorcd one
was negotiating for the ownershinol’ =touchdown and Ncidllngcr two. Capt.

a major leaguc baseball club and cx— {Aldrich contributed thc field goal.

The varsity showed plonty of lift}
after a two days' rest. and save every
lindication of being in fine shape for
;thc gamc with \Vesl,l"oint. Saturday.
friends that the deal under nogotiu- 'l‘ad Jones kept (‘llnrllc O‘Hcarn out
.or practice during the greater part or
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tcr. Late in the scrimmage O'l-l’eurn

account of himsclf. Ber-km. is expccb

Sherman O'Connor.

Possibility of Local Basketball Five

Next month will witness the advent cf
and already localr interest is aroused over the possibility of dev
looal team in Norwalk. Eddie Splan. the well-known K. or C.
gcr. ls endeavoring to pcrsuadc many or the old l-flgh ache
school stars to fall back in line. with the hope of
public a team capable or competing against the
The propositiou is meeting with strong fav
the old stars of the game have agreed to play.
bclng nought. show an equal enthusiasm, there is every reason
this coming winter a promising local live will be seen on the co

_ Once again Norwall-r. is represented by a real football team. 1'
in their gamvlast Sunday. reminded me or the Tia-emf olden d
liuwr Benjamin .nnd Billy Koran were starrl

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defeated Bennie Allen. of Kansas City}

Foe. of St. Paul. received the decision ‘

Will Ruth «Be Suspended ? -

The entire buchnll public is into
defiance of the authority of Judge L
post season baseball game at Buffalc. on last
a. long, standing rule of organized baseball. w
in a world series from appearing in any poo
rule appears to be a hard and an unjust one.
i believe. at the next mcctlng of the. magna
this oflicinl‘mceting is held. and such action taken. the rule still exists and

must be enforced.

The present issue is one Judge Landis can .notvoverlook. nor will it be
surprising to us if Ruth is indefinitely suspended and imposed with a. heavy
fine. It is a question 'of who is the biggest man in baseball. and common
sense will tell us that the game can not afford to have the High Commissioner
come our second best in an issue with a player. regardless ofrwho he may

Straight Heat Trot
To Jeanette Rankin ’

Harvard Indulges in
Hard Scrimmages

With Scrubs

 

CAMBRIDGE. Massé. Oct. 19.—

There was some hard football for the

Harvard gridiron wan iors. yesterday

afternoon. the coaches sending the
first string through a. brisk forty-five
minute battle with the scrubs with no

let up in preparation for the game

with Penn State. Saturday. The vars-
ity's work was satisfactory. in view of

the loose playing in the Georgia game.
the backs holding on to the’ ball and
the regulars making three. touch-
downs and a field goal. ‘

Two of the touchdowns were made
at the close of long drives up the field
and the third resulted from a forward
pass by Pfaffman. Pfaffman also

kicked a twenty—live yard field goal.

Churchill. after the regulars twice had
been held up. each time missed a. drop
:kick for the scrubs' crossbar. The first
team's defence was strong. the scrubs
making only one first down and this

at the start of play. .

There were two changes on the line

yesterday afternoon. Owing to lame-

ness. Tierney was kept out and his

place at tackle taken by Ladd. a 186

pound lineman. who showed cOnsider-
able promise until hurt a fortnight

ago. Janin. left fielder on the team
last fall. was at, right end. He is fast,
but has not played much football.

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Columbia University’s

Three, Stadiums

NEW YORK. Oct. nil—Columbia
University plans to have three stadi-’
. urns on its new twenty-six acre ath-
letic field. at 218th street and Broad-
way. it was announced today. The
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largest of the. trio. having a‘seating
capacity of 56.000. The track sta-
dium will seat 10.000
stnl (’9 7' “‘0.

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A Possible Opponent. for 'Dempscy

. x _ 3w . .. ‘ ‘ ,
7!. wide search is being made over all the country for heavyweights wllo~ year in the athletic line. and oVer game ul.d .ignln y...
might be considered as possible oppogenlt‘s 1ior the chatnpéciini; :ffefizxfiffvi
' - ' A. 4. . eavyweign . ' .
3333;132:333 $033535;gilfconrenaer. but after his poor showing in his; sport tor-tho coming season.
bout with the veteran. Frank Moran and his defeat by Fay Keyser of a. few.
weeks ago, hé"’no longer can be considered seriously; ~
must be eliminated as a contender. by reason of his defeat. last week. wnen

. r V ' I -
{Billy Shade. of San Francisco. ouipointed him. . . ,
} Shade-has been clamoring for a chance at the title ever since his return _
lfrom Australia. where he earned for himself a reputation by knocking out, . ,
i _

every Australian heavyweight of any worth.
with Keyser last week demonstrated. without a doubt. that he carries a ppW- .
srful punch. and. furthermore. that he can stand punishment. At this date. .
with the possible exception of the negro. Harry W’ills. Shade shapes up as
the stongest opponent in sight for the present champion.

' Princeton Yet to Be Reckoned With

The defeat of the Tigers by the Navy does not mean that the. Orange a
Black team can be counted out of the running. ‘
of the firsi‘ division teams in spite of last Saturday‘s setback at Annapolis.
The Tigers have practically a. team 01: veterans with the has
season intact. and it must be remembered that last year the
ably the strongest eleven in the’ East.
both Laurie and. Garrity. the two Tiger stars. were on the side lines as c.
rcsult of injuries. but probably such W
Hana’rd conflicts roll around. i look for Princeton to repeat over Yale again
next month. and, likewise. to defeat Harvard.

Keyser, his victor, also‘

His performance in his bout!

kfield 'of last.
Tigers had prob— .
In Saturday's tussle with the Navy.

ill not be the case when the Yale and

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Boxes (or the Anny-Navy football game. to be play
Polo Grounds. arc selling lor one hundre

ed next month. atrrthc
(1 dollars each.

the 1921-1922 taskctball season.
eloplng a strong
baseball maria,
ol and excflig’ll'
placing before the Norwnlk
strongest lives of the State.
or. and. at this early date. some of
If the other vczcrans. now
to believe that

rested in the outcome of Babe Ruth‘s
The'big slugger took part in a
Sunday. and. in doing so. broke
hich forbids a contesting player
t season exhibition, games. The!
in spite of its long life. and will.
tea. be revoked, However. until

 

ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. 1‘9.—-—Jeannette
Rankin. chestnut mare. driven by Mc-
Donald. swept all competition aside in
the feature event
Grand Circuit races. taking the-'22:”
trot in straight beats. and stepping
the final mile in 2:05.
a‘good lead in each heat in this event.
which carried a purse of 32.500.

The other races were ,in
for each one
fought. especially the 2:18 trot. in
which there were nine starters and
which it took four heats to decide.
, Good time was made in the first three
heals. but in the extra mile, Harvest
Horn. piloted by Osborne. won Is be
pleased from Lady Bang. driven by
Thomas. in the slow time of 2:10.43.

The 2:09 pace resolved itself into a
duel brtween D. W. Maloney. driven
by chlzcr. and Pat Carmody. piloted
by C. R. Alexander. of Nashville.
former won by

yesterday’s

McDonald had

was . hotly

taking the first two
Alexander's
which was second in theserhea‘ts. won

 

Prime Wright VWins
With Jay Worthy

XVIXDSOR. Conn..

 

Oct. 19.—Prim€
eteran of the sulky, furnish-
‘ed one of the biggest upsets of the
season, yesterday afternoon. when he
drove Jay Worthy.
stake trotter. to a four heat:
tner and Benzol.-ill the
event. on the opening
eeting lib—Sage

over Old 'Par
2:16 trotting
day's card of the fall m
Park. \Vindsor.

Guess \Voi-k came t
five—heat win in the "
ing Symbo. The PS?
quetella handily when it tended strict—
css. and Hat-knees E.’Billy
3 green trotter. took the 2:30
_ race from Cash Go
eevnt tint dwindled

{ivy-"en the twodlen ,

A good opening day’s crowd was
”chow-'46"
- Wcather. speaking wen :cr rTl‘n attend}
in the succesdlng days. '

hrouglfl' with a
:16 pace. defeat-
.r Pan and Co-

lg to busin

and the Mahdi: ods. in. an

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‘n l‘“""¢“! curly neit
inounced, provided suffi-
ciant funds are assured by that time.

TlGibbons andflmifiyd
t-toriB‘e Stopped

or: ‘ Okla... _ on. 19',

ance exp’eottéd
or the meeting.

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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 1.

1921

 

K. of Cato Arrange

ues will be definitely settled upon

 

V-F Busy Season ;
93—— KAIS

The Stale athletic comnfittee of
the Knights ofColumbus will meet .
-u - New Haven on Sunday, Oct. J , E Widen '
77231-0. a: the K. or C. club, in am . ' er 5
city. Alf the Councils in the State i
are“ ' n to send representatives to g ; ‘ .
dragging and plans for the l dale at Empire (ltl‘
State'basket ball and bowling leag- f .

It seems quite evident that the .. ’
Connecticut Kaceysjurc injor a big ‘Pmn and hum...

can, of die Comidls of the State. am“? that 12': «m ..
are going in for some bra' inch or lm'mcmlv .‘xlmyg.

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Eliminate Plestina as

M 5 Contender for Title

Princeton still remains one!

 

Curieyraa not present.
A.- Peaek is to wrestle Plestina a

Chicago. it is said. will be thc mail

the \Vindl‘ CRY.

 

changes hands it will be a trust mem-
ber who will succeed to it. It is de-
-c:ared that the action regarding Pe-
gsek as ithe first opponent of Plestina

 

he Tigers. lwaa taken in the belief that Pesek will

defeat Plestlna and thus remove him
from the championship race.

Jack Herman announced that .the
elder Zbyszko is now headed for this
city and that he will meet any man
he has not already defeated.

It is recalled that Zbyszko scored
over Plestina a number of years ago.
and. therefore. will decline to again
meet him.

As the case stands. if Plestina suc-
ceeds in defeating Pesek the victor
will earn recognition by the trust
g applers. If Pesek vanquishes Ples~
t‘ a he will be eliminated as a cham-
pionship contender.

Strike Will
Not Interfere ‘
' With Football

.NEW HAVEN. Oct. 19.——A rail-
»road strike will not interfere with the
Yale football schedule. Professor C.
\V.’ Mendell, chairman of the athletic
board of control. stated today. If the
strike comes. Yale will arrange to go
to Cambridge by ‘automobiie and
Princeton will arrange to come here
by the same means of transportation.
\Vhat inconvenience there might be
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ball enthusiast. did not recognize in-
convenience when they want to reach
a Yale game. Professor Mendell ex-
pects to be filled strike or no strike.

7 The tickei“offlce today stated that
Yale men. graduates and members of
the faculties took about 50.000 tickets.
Of the remaining 19,000 have already

speculation anticipating that the de-
mand will exceed the supply. Aside
from the Harvard Princeton games.
the record attendance at a game in

l
I - ‘lwa? };~
iConfident That Fascia Wllljun ...

NEW’ ”3012K, Oct. 19.—Reports W“ M. H \ .
{rem Chicago are to the effect that the i. ‘ l’ _‘g ‘h' V‘
members of the so-called "wrestlinglm v "H“ k"
trust” recently held a meeting there
and discussed their plans .‘or the pres-
ent season. Amdng those in attend-
ance were Jack Herman. manager of
Stanislaus Zbyszko. present holder or 1 . . ._
the title; Billy Sandow. manager of cassms. _ .
Strangler Lewis: Tony Stcchcr. man~ jllunleious U"
ager of Joe Stecher. End larncy Licht-
Any Norwalkrrs enstein. manager of John Pesek. Jac

Madison Square Garden. Novembcr 1'4. ‘ . , h" 1 ”I ._ ,
it is evident that the “trust" has de- imé' ‘ '9‘ 4 I" ‘ ‘ '
.cided to throw a sop to this city with)
a view of keeping it in {he circuit:

reliance or the trust. as the holds bar-
red in this city will oc— permitted in

l: is predicted that the elder Zbys-u

zko will be starred, in all the leading
cities of the “fear and that it the title

and herwas of the opinion that foot-'

been sold publicly. The university . 0‘ ~
ticket management announced that it Denles HUgblns
would use means to prevent ticket

the bowl has been that with Brown denied 135‘

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lHoremans Makes Run
Of 400 in One Inning ,

NEW’ YORK. Oct. that};
IHorcmans. the European; 34151:-
liard champion. performvi
{ordinary feat in his exhlbl
[with Koji Yamada. 'or Japzlt‘
'day afternoon at Maurice li'
finished his string of 400 in -
ning without giving his oppoz-'
chance to make a point. It wa
first time such a feat has been :.~ .
Dlished in a match between in. f
fessionals.
It took the Belgian fifty-3r» :_
utes to complete his string l ;.
finished this great run the ..-
the three blocks‘stood Ho-
200. Yamada 54. In the .
mans defeated Yamada l.
with an average of 44 4—?
finished high run of iv}?
leads by a total score n 1;;
with a ggand averagc :_ j

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HARTFQRI). 0.: :F-TZ‘;
necticut Fair A - ..
yesterday by \‘ii
Cambridge City
result of the '
which disap.
Charter Oak; 3
)Ir. Barefoo' L~ . .
5.. the parrr vii: ‘
to Peter Mariy;
while tht“ 0\\':'v,"
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officials hell;
Single G.‘s 01v»?
through (‘0'. '
to the Supcrzn" l‘v»
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last year. when 40.000 tickets were
sold. . .

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him with breaking and entering and
conspiracy to rob. He denied both
charges and was held in bail aggre-

have broken into the Glengarry mills.
'Burrilvillc, last June and to have sis”.-

dollars.

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$7 500 Bail So far as conic: be
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PROVIDENCE. R. I. Oct. 19.—
VVilliam (\Vild Bill) Glennon. fifteen
years ago shortstop on the Boston
Red Sox baseball team, came into
superior court here today to plead to
two grand jury indictments, charging

gating $7,500 Vjor trial October 31. 14051303: Oct. 1‘3.~
Glennou. with others is alleged to ish yacht owners it: ti.

on cloth valued at several thousand‘immfismd m ag‘pe “in

.f' . Cl “ :1.
row your; Oct. 19.-—Ei'foris to Canadlan 01.191»
"thain Harry Hooper. former star out-
fielder of the Boston Red 80:. now
With the Chicago White Sox. are be— _‘ . 6‘9» -
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» 2' ,Kld. Gleason, manag’ er of the Chiar- llghtweight wrestling dim 35:.
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-Miller long illness. ‘ agedtw

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