fioNDAY NOV 21 1921
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Results of Games ;,
Played Saturday
EASE.
*lfgmrd. 10; Y,ale3.
_ ,Pprdham. 14: Springfield. 0.-
Trinity of North Caro-
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SEBRELESS [LlllE
held‘ <. Y. I
l . liua. 7.
Syracuse 14; Dartmouth.’ ‘._
“Rutgers, 17; “est \irgiuia 7. .
Ifrow'n. of Colgate. 0. .
LafaLette 28: Lehigh. B
7 . \ew Hampshire 13.
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the Tigers were
in t“ neir contest with the All--
_ 5 Lin reality the Paddock A. C. ’i
; aim). at the Baxter Grounds; Lester-L
day afternoon. befoi‘e A‘s-Groin} of; some ;
five hLLndred football fans. trier rem-
HolL CM 5,.
inter! in doing the saute to the L'isit— M Coll
jag team and thus tii: first scoreless Geioggetmm, 14.- 305‘ Vege 9
game of the season for the local eieL's C “Fins 0: Lillanma, D.
«on wits fought. College 14'
The one brilliant finance for the Ti< 313;],‘5 ‘E‘mifldtum’l ’ ’
£915. t0 “”079 “as 1‘35 . to them in the: :1. 11. 62: Sirsquehanna. 7.
ahird q .znrter LL Lien. with the ball Bl": “CH ikins i7 St. Job-ITS
within inthes of the line. the 10—' 31:13!“ “50140. “Estevan. 0. . M
{313 v.4 W we fit: Len Lurds “'3‘" 1 I m ‘ a1; Max-Liana. 0.
Carnegie Tech.
Mulilenherg, 15: Albrig‘ht, 7.
‘wnsr.
Northwestern. 0.
Chim go. 3; “‘isconsin. 0.
‘ Illinois. 7: Ohio State. 0.
\otre Dame. 21:“ ‘Iarqnette,’ 4.-
lmliaua. 3: Purdue,0 .
)Iiclxigan. 38; Minnesota, 0.
ad bee. called in to.
Rose‘s-e, 9 . 9
the field wrinout re-,
3133‘ came
in";
Iowa, 14:
.Americans Enter
— Fencing Final in
'NEW YORK. Nov,
score standing 1? to 13 in favor of the
. American team. the international
~ ,TFE'S Wink. gait-‘iencing tournament with the British
‘ .2": {RICE-n tor :1 10§' iwinds up tonight at the Hotel Astor.
ended “in the bull .n The event has aroused great interest
1"‘356‘355‘03' among local society. and the ball—room
{ought for some
.. {SF-‘1 fumbled anqbtgin‘séig in which the event is to be decided
1" 5‘" “3rd plan ing b‘ o ‘ probably LLill be taxed to, its capacity
“iii; little or no gain 3. toward pass
wasn‘iade b3 E. Moriarity to L. Tsr— 1
10V: wlios lipped. but retained his hold
on the ball. A ten Lard gain “as:
t bv the Tigexs “he .1;
to hold the gathering.
\V‘nrn the tournament began at the
.W usning'ton Fencers' Club, on Friday,
.tiie Ame ricsns she“ ed such a decided
superioritv LL ith the foil Winning eleL—
Len out of sixteen matches that the ul-
'timate Lictor}' of the team seemed a
1!}
3 Coleman were _
e fin“: quarter :Certitint52110weL'er the British cut
. " Billiard SST; down the lead on SEEihdaLf. by earning,
a ‘Cw‘w‘x 9““? seig ht out of fouxteen bouts LLitiL, epee
ephd M L T..ri0L =and now the Americans will have to
that. R0 0on€y
5,: this
tional thirtL- Lard ru:_
”:4?
s
ashon their best with the sabre tonight
_!to hold their adLaLLtage. .
L The British are knowu‘to be par:—
iticularlr proficient with the sabre, and
fit is not nt'sll LLnliRelL‘ thag‘before‘ the
"toumament is ended the .Lisitors will
ban—- caught up with their American
'I‘lLOse who will represent Eng-
rds.of the line. R0
but had not
that
3639 came in :1 sub
men reported and it “as then
the Tigfi rs \Vt‘lr“ 1" -i‘. alias-d.
F’ollow _ some short
which the ’ nil remained
ieers. through
which LL'us
pin 5'5. in 1
about St1<;: r“ ":5
O'LllrLend... . 3‘ f 1
nli=5€d Izai. .d in. t .e ma diLision of the tour—
‘ nament are Capt. “'illiam Hammond,
I ivut. C. A Kershaw LieutaCol: "A.
iRileL’ Bfartin Add 661‘." Ponuld B
* {C um pbell:
goal.
Brown» .
If: m» 1:51. t mmrter it seemed for
while the Lisitors would score
BL. YTO in
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a:
it
Finis LL: gut into the same. and.
"4
‘fnrds tile“: a want on their last down.
which E k and the III Shafie f0]:
Morisrity missed
‘ ‘23- Lead, 17 to 13
ee plays. « ‘
as W35. 21,—With the
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giate title.
- Contrary to expectations, Hanard.
touchdown, and shortly
ing an up-hill game from the start b
was at its best, conquering the 1mm
important battle of the season.
For Yale.
dentally, upset another tradition.
faced Harvard unbeaten been defeated
Cambridge.
. Playing on a slip-pen
tie by the iastAll-Milford aggregation.
impaired by the condition of the field
gain atflying start, one player or anot
ford eleven were. good. but the Tigers 5
“alk‘s failure to punt on last downs i
:1 Lard to go for a touchdown Roselle.
to Referet Lindelierg'. -,which resulted L
the Tigers had to kick. and O'Brien -
under the cross-ban-
“Bink” Re) nolds relieved "Eddie"
part of the game and succeeded in cxe
l
“'i'rh but less than aiminute to play,
Frank G'srgarfs’N ._ 'Y. 1;? eleven s
ers to a 7 to 7 tie. The New York L-
quarter, with‘thesisitbrsflew :7 to.
«.2» ~ _... ...; . 1 0
~ "" .;'...:t:.
red.
that undefeatable All-Qtamford elc- it n
'fie b“ inserting into the lineup one
Devlin Retained as Fordiiam: Enact; -
The graduate athletic manager of Forilham L m‘iel'Sit“ “recently announc-
ed that Arthur DeLlin. the old Giant third lms'man. W-Ould. be retained as laL‘Ino' the game. , .
baseball coach by the \laroon collegians agai '-
three baseball seasons“ Tevlitl has been Lertv Sm"‘»"ffii5f‘1I at Fordham‘, And each
Lear has turned out a nine formidAble enough ‘3 compete for thesmiercolte-
In 1919 he developed his strong?“
games out of twentL —two. and which defeated Holy Cross 10 to 4, the rec‘d}-
, nixed intercollegiate champions for that season.
dav against Yale, succeeded in pushing t
afterwards kicking a fieb.
to the Bulldog" s lone tally of one field
ecamc stronger and in the final pericid
able sons of Eli and Winning its most
mule v ficl rl
greater part of this period, in Tiger territory
Lust 56 at it:
intercepted bv “Louie" Tar-10v bringing" c l
eaSL field goal, but, (fine to a. bad puss mom {ht
{in its game .LL'ith Trinitv College. 62' North ( 'ofi'nlu- ‘
‘As- a~reward fox‘carn mgthefi’ashumtnn a:
present season without 3. defeat C03: 12 Katie thmmnilai Onifififiig‘
been tendered a. three Lear comma: an tlu‘ Noutrfi‘n College: Iris highly;
probable that Coach Neale. as a result or tile;- muuncement will wfihdrgw,
from major league baseball in LL 1m IL iziuncl‘. of :Ltfleucs he has alfiys staff
it next 1v ear
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the defeat came as a stunnmg disaDPQIQtI‘HEnt which, inci-
\eL er before hid a Yale team ivhgch' had
in: the Crimfii and rim or befére had
a Yale elexen which had defeated Princeton been, técore'd by a team fmm
Tigers Held Scoréless
the Tigers, were held to a scoreless ‘
"'he sprint! ‘ot the locals was great“; points. reflect the quality: of competi-
During the past 1
nine, that lost out» thrice
the 1.15: quarter of the garue Satur-
he bull across the goaL line “for a
7 goal. ginng them 10 points
«real—3 points. The Crimson. fight-
" ; runs: of 82.3116 318 gal outfin two- in
Ty Cobb Fined -
« ~ In Coast League
L93 sum-jugs. \‘ov; 21.——Ty-
3m} ’oobbg: manager of the neuron
mums—mgr»: lies-em dirt; and
Emu. 3?: the California ,“r‘inttzr
magi-Ls, was Lined 51.56745 his re-
sult of‘m altercation news; can
and; (injure Pinto W Satan,»
rigors: o'a'lue' between the“ San Fran
Lissa arid Vernon: clubs here, it be-
came m laspmght. - ~ . -
Cool) was . fared $50 for using
abusive language and $100 for (1965
J'.’
Schafifer in Final
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CHICAGO Noy ‘ 21.—~\Vith :thel.
plaving of three games todav and two ‘
tomorrow the record—breaking» 18a- ’
balkline billiard tournament which
Qééan last mondér at. Chicago will
come to an end. -Of the games plies-
go so fir, Home has won four and
lost nine. Tonigut he will play Coch- 2
ran. Tomorrow night he Lvill meet;
Schaefea ism final game. Cochran s
sin; of 4 ago ‘th Stilton and Sé‘hiie‘f- *
24“} Victory or ’XCochran'; in which
{he‘loser had 65n- one inning sind'
filled ttf score. 1Ernie the victdr, With
ninymaomg on record a manellhus
managed»? 300 iii a game 0:31)”
and. time after time in attempting to tion Hoppe, has'yélzéto cgnfend agains't-
houldu have. Beaten thg- m.
Ti.
Due to .253;
n 3 pt mam ,aot‘ 15 Birds. Due to- this.
n attgpipt» 1 field goal “ant low going 0rd made lama,
Mmmrgv at quarterback in the latter
3 beautiful Lomard passes,
outing: 1'
“all in the VlSlIOI‘S
dumped back
13‘??? this plat tailed:
10 L ard line.l
Bi'nk'
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m:é«l*§ "indigo-Indian}. omissturdm‘.
Emit '
his ~- [1 «rigid,
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The Tigers after their hard struggle Lestt- rdr. , are now fit and readv for
The tumor has reached our ears that
- the Stamford management intends Lo hols'tt “in" as 12am for Thursday‘s hat—
or taoknell— known college 313%. The,
Tiger manager would do well in Lmutxgatt the report and enter a figmous
§ ,,_ , .
the 2’:le half the hall was for the, not eduz’tl the ’rxrti 61* 436 Thach-
1n the; third Quarter, with but SChaqur. March 5.
:0 these. we fuiledto reporp of 4 SOQ points against Edinxrd Bore-
rearlL to kick an
2" '91
“Southern- !
fitter-son teamflirough gs
5 ’0» The other placers are:
ha wand slip; to the ground {was fins; +5 Harm-ems iii-gar run- jlsf’a champio‘gi-
1Q21.in a. match
To differentiate betw een _a rec-
championship IOUYII’dL
'ment and one accomplished in a bond
tide match is an effort to maintain a
distinction without a difference. It is
lhair splitting to an extreme—non—
Lsensical And LLhile billiard enthu—
51,831: are .actiielv and earnestlv dis—
cussing records it must not be OLer-
loo‘ ed that ,Suttqn's met-age of 109
made against Hoppe in the 18: ’ tom-
name-Lit 3t Madison Square Garden.
in 1906. still stands. It was scoreéffin
a. game of 500 points Schaeiers
Axerag‘e of 290 in a, 100 point erent
does not displace it.
To date Hoppe has scored 1 600
fioltftl! tin towsthree innings a grand
LAL rage of 37 2. The grand averages
&haefer.
1 493 poifig in :3? innings. a. grand
average 01:45.".gg. Cénte. 1.622points
in 45 innings.— grand ALeL-age 36 E4:
,. Cochran. 1.545 points in 44‘ innings
grand axerag‘e‘ 35.013. §utton, 9 i 351
points in 48;: timings fraud, sewerage
23.14: Horemans. 1 312 pomfi
innin grand averagevJS‘ ».
{if}
5 31381132
star.1.--l pots
average 26. 54.
:journeLed to Glenbrook. Saturdav an’d'
, de’t
score was. 8 to S.
‘ s ‘ ”v “ - gMen pm? the Harvev- Hubliél‘l Basket- ted theBlue, will" be graduated
,9, " éball main. of Bridgeport. The Red June. as will Guernsey, '
‘ 519 ‘Men. Jr plav the Crescents of N6:- guard" Sturm r115 . t '-
§ . _ . g 1 end,
Hoppe Will eet §vvzrlk Both games should be filled substitute halfback: Miller 3 sm’ ,
G. I“. Pts. This leax es Hulman Blair 3*
Smith ... 4 3 11 Deanna, ends; Into and Diner W
9§Wood ................... ,2 0 4 les: Cruikshang and Cross M
Jones "~'*-"-"~4-.---'-.0 0 Q Landis and \orris. centers; O'Hm
\‘ewman ......... .,..... 0 O 0 and Becket quart e.rbacks and ’
'Cavanagh ............... 2 ,D '4 102‘“. Jordan. Kapp and Wight. fl
1 - '—,‘ «— backs as a nucleus for the 1922 sq“.
TotaL . . . ....... . . . .. . 8 3* 19 Clark. center and— Hubbard. 1%
Gleam-(xiii. ‘ { guard will be aL unable for the 1%
d , G.’ Fifth; an: line. Blscornber and eggs"
Roscoe‘ ................. 0% {’9,4_ er. ends; Tierney and Captain Kai
King ..'..-.............. 3 3 9 tackles. and Brown. right guard _fli
Fries . ., . or C1 0 will he graduated as will tw’o man in
goinon , o 0 o the backfield Fitts and Cobum. om 7
’LJE‘Onaf'd1r¢$‘..2..'..-..../0 O '0 and Basil of the first string m
' —- --—— ~— LLill be back again as will Church“
Totals ................ 7‘ 13 .und'Chapin. and linemen Grew Lfi;
MEN is
9 animals
The Redfiien, Jr._
YALE TENN lN
BETTER SB _
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Yale, ,
all but so: of the twentysone
string men who played against ,_
L'ard. Saturday, available, has a
eutl‘y the brightest" prospects; of"?
big three teams tor 1922. ,
Fisher of Harvard will have to hit
a new line and find some new M
field material. with. Princeton
its; greatest stars
: Caipuuu Jialcolnt Aldrich haiteiafi,"
ne of the greatest captains that 11*
basketball fire I
steal. the Glcnb oak quintet. 13v. the
some c. t9 toils. The game was play-
ed in the‘Glenbrook Bovs‘ Club.
The game was fist from start to fin~
ile At the End of the first £311: the
In the seams "half.
l'lx)‘.V€\€‘l‘. , the local hove outclassed
thv‘ i' cpponents and came out at the
big end of the score.
Tonight at Red Men’ S Hall, the Red 0
tute takcle ' and Quail who was; fl'
tackle in the final quarter of the as“
Lard game.
with caching moments of pm).
The score of Saturday’s game:
’ Bed Men. Jr's.
Holder, and l-iartlev.
Captain Keck Quarterback. Lo“
Gary-it}? E. Stimson Hooper and W.“
1L, ISLEott,~
Climb 'P.
Sumo: P“? Isa? fixated up front “lists! «:Big 30mg Stgainm
see-med mm defeat. a! the. ”V
match Miloo'er 5 pool mm- i 1301‘ Statenls _’_
[Lament at the South NorLLalk Clul: l
on Saturday, night, and tie-feared Earl; \‘EW’ 30px— \‘ov -lr—Jl‘he "3m; .,. .
b‘ 3. SCOPE son Square Gui-nan of Staten tsw .
Satan: L'on Schilling; WV
Stimson Cir-axesand
Baker. his. deadiv encmL
of. 75 to 5:: stints lninging, up the is- the name that has, already I)”
Red 5 totalsseore quite a. bit. . , .. *{astened on them-2w club hwseyt‘fifi '7.
41 Brown on lashir‘riday night. d6; Brighton Boxing" Club. of. Elohim
{sated hummer. {2;me in ascore ofi Borough for 3.120% eiey'thing as; ,
75 to 36. and the total standing of the ,Tex Rickard attempts at Mad“ L
two teams is now: Smart: is to be shown in the big bui§§i
Blues ................... . . 137 fine, nearing completion in Port thi I. x”
Reds ..................... 111 .n‘lond. A ’7'
Tonight's match win be between E “The 3ngth island Coliseum" is in
Fred Hodges. of the EGGS. and H- real name of the club house. and Daisy
Gorham. of the Blues. while on the Kmdmherger, proficient and mam
33rd Sam Greenstein. of the Blues plans to make it 7’. real sporting tea-r.
will cross cues with C: E Nutting’ of (re. There will be a "fight I!”
the Reds. ' ever} week and basketball dancin:
D d M - A theatficals. roller skating and pom ,
7 $91 ice skating. on other evenings: ' ~
a‘e 3' erto Bet 3; There wil} be a seating ckptoity é
Mickey “3mg?!- , :about 2,209. the largest of9 any hal‘f‘fl.
demand 1331-9. ‘ ,
Atfflewark Witt wings: «gt. ma .... Dec. rs
, EA! Rp’fiertstné 319an chair;
Dave Shi’adé Stir} Francisco. welfér— zpion affltatcn Island will meet so“
weight will meet Blickev “'alker. of ,wellfknow'n man of his class—M
" .11: r 0" 1 h 'uslai-i.
23$ 22;; . Lifi‘l’lfifmi “STE. mi- iBill"? De F66 Getting
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im;:?: EMOVTQ‘B ntfitiig 33:9 ball up Andy Chaney protest to such players. StamL‘m d 31: Ls boasted of a. strong 6316 en all $935,013. . 5263335 .
:7: “£0311“ Bu " 4-3: was ma 4.. , ———-——-—- and it is that team the Tigers “N‘- 1990 “19?? H6996 ‘ "" rt;
LC ... L. .1 \cAtL I: ~ '7 - . 9 . 9 7 fl .‘ ,9 9
m the Tine-rs and the Milfords LLeLe FAB“ hYORI‘: 30“ 31-—Blll.\' De EEKUE" “'7‘ " blizaiietn in In
. . , '2. .. ,, - t e clever and hard—hitti , ,, , - . ~ g 39 1‘ -
penalized me L rats for hurdlxng. 0" _ ' _. 9 us , , _
Reynolds mm d the Dan L... mm {outlier-weight is getting m trim in . Anotheertory onmg Doomed Is ,gi‘fggnsstan- g; 4 11
. , . - . - prLLate gun. at Milford. Conn. for ' ' ' ,2 . . ...; . .
set-ed Lt. and .hen. b}. .t se ies of for- ~ .9 th FIVE , , _ 3 4—11
9 rd 9999st the ball was brought up ;his ten round engagement with Andv For C . Gloomy Prophecy géieonmgns 1'" 321-7
Forward passes LLere made, scrape." '35 Baltimore one of four star
ds to O'Brien for ten yards, :bVouts, 3:15 “Ed‘s”! Square Garden. next
LI‘ “day night. De Fee L had been
i” » L .. - ,. .
0 slipped while taking it for- gumpmg 0n Chane} s trail fczwrrnearl.v
the field.
sell. LL 9 t“ w.
‘ward. and auxin to 0' Biien. Just 115' o ars and final!) got him to sign
'- : alno- at to try for a field {ar‘ihes Which call for 12,5 DOLmds :Lt
that f ‘2 o clock or giL‘F‘two pounds to Chun-
-e,L' Rickard “'35 happL “125!) he
clinched the bout for he “as just a-
anxious as De Foes manage-L. John
at times marked O'Brien to get Chaney
a d defense but it V Rickard has rounded out a great
“hen the team bee geard of bouts for the next Gar-1e. n e n—
99 suing of tl~e game fiertainment. Midget Smith and. Joe
At 019999 time m the tnird quarter, it LLL nch are also scheduled tor tin
and as though a free— fgp all fight Mrounds and the other two bouts “ill
m 9 show DaLe Rosenberg and Bert Coli-
ahout the place
i tried in the third qudrt-
_- LL histle bit—W ending the
ovid «r A. Tarlm pro-
tested a l forcibly than dip- jma and Jimmy Darcv and Al Nelson.
iornnticrzllr some rough play
ing bL Rosa. he Billiards who :Benny Leonard VS
.
1001; gm :1: dE-lig .t in throwing hims
PIE 381‘s during a scrimmage
The trouble
Sailor Friedman
arm tn:
after I've Lnrn was down.
\EW YORK so"
it Madison Square
Lute: :noon.
\Yint on Athletic Club.
Hts “inning st
Garden, ,L ("SUE
expv use of ill»
k,
l1 lid th‘)
pass the lead 4which the
IGot‘eszun Ye attained after the first
few minutes of, play, though it might
be said for the losers that their exhibi—
tion pussing was the best displayed
at the (‘eltic home court by any of the
Lisiting this th is season.
The Shamrocks pL Lt up an impreg-
nalxle defence and allowed the Win-
tons but six baskets in the entire bat~
tle. Holman. playins’at guard for the
Celts. cagcd as mam baskets as did
the combined cf forts of the Lisitors.
In the night game the Original Cel—
tics made: a. smeessful stand against
Rabuit )laruniille's HolLoke five de—
feating them in a score of 42 to 3".
MaranL-‘ille played a melt) good floor
game caging LiLe fiel d baskets but his
team lacked the technique of the ex-
perienced Celtic fiL e.
LAt no time
thri- utHn IL)
OI
European Cyclists on
Way to Six—Day Race
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.—TLvelve of,
the greatest European cyclists sailed
last Saturday oil the steamer La. Lor-
raine from Havre. France. for Ameri-
ca, to participate in the annual six-
the neck beginning Dec. 5.
Chaperoned by Maurice Broccoff‘he
party includes Charles de Rust" of
Belgium: Jae Pev.rode Jean AlaLoine
and Louis Billard, France; Marcel
Buysse, Jules van Here}, Belgium:
Constant Gian-dingo, Orlando Piani, A.
Steffani, Gaeiano Belloni and mu-
cisco Verrir. Italy. Peter van Kant!)—
en andfrWétlter, Butt are here." The?
L‘l —~-L’l‘l e Orig— ,
{innl ( (ltic buskét'wll h H”- continued «Earning of the approaching demise of
has been served on the patrons
at the 0! the Spowfis declared that cer—
tain promotérs and mimagers do not
disposing If t r ‘iSitOFS 1“ 34 to 14'1dwell tog-other insha‘rmohy. and the
“HMO"S 9‘9“ Walker bill is to be wipéd‘ off the stat- ’
YE“? YORK Nov.
boxinlg
ute Hock.
It is further alleged that the trou—
ble centres about T25: Rickiird on one
side and Bitty: Gibson. Jack Carley and
The chief 7
Dan Morgan: on :tbe aurora,
21.—~Lugubrious
Iowa Is nestling
Scorer in Middle
West Series
CHICAGO; so». 21* (Associated
Press).—The University 6! - Iowa's
football eleven. champion Lift the
Western Conference and of the Mid—
dle V: est, proved to be the best scor-
trouble appears to be the refusal offing team in the Big Ten during. the
Gibsdn to permit Leonard to box in
Square Garden,_,a.nd ’Morgan’s
disinclinationto let Jack Britten en-
gage in bouts in ‘the. famous arena.
Morgan have not given
Madis’on
GibsOn and
last season, but: in‘ defensiLe abilitv
Ohio State. Wisconsin and Chicago
‘all surpawed- the title Winners on the
basis of figures alone.
The following table shows the
reasons for their attitude. but Rick— 8311195 ‘VVOn. 1031 and “Ed by Eli-Ch
ard has frankly stated his side of the team: " ' ,9
case. He SL387 Team. 9 _W. L; T.
"I will she Leonard more money to Iowa . . . ................ 5 09" 0
box in tin Garden than he; can ,get 01130 State - - - ~ - - - -‘-- . - ‘3 , 1 0
say-where else ,but neither he nor Gib- Chicago ------ . . -~ . - - . - - - 4. 1 0
son will be permitted to dictate as to Wisconsin . . .-.. . . . . . . . . . .‘3 1 1
the champions opponents, .111 sub— Eltohlgan . . . . . . . . . . . 1. . . 2 19 91
stance Leonard will not be permitted Indiana." , . . . ... . . , . .. 1 2,,_ 0
to bring any easy marks into the Gar- Minnesota . ------ - . - - .- .. 2 4 ~ 0
den. Iwant the champion-«tom in Purdue ................. _1 _4, 9,0
the Gardm but it must be with .1 Illinois ......... . . .-... . . 1 4.- 0
Northwestern ............ 0 5 0
worthy opponent and at weight, in a
If the conditions I name
are a h’ardship to‘Leonard or unfair to
him I would like to have some one
So far
as I am concerned that. isthe only dif~
ference existing between Gibson and
The same terms are also open
day race, at Madison Square Garden, 1to Britten.
title match
show me wherein it is unjust.
myself.
Johnny Klesch
Stops Art Magirl
It, AREZ Méx- Nov
rode inifith’e recent twenty-”tour hour
Var—Johnny
Klesch, of Cleveland '».:0 stopped Art
Magirl of Okllhoma City, Okla... here
Saturday affi’érnoon’. in the tenth round
of a. scheduled twelve-round bout.
9They weighed in at 160 pounds. . ,
Bert Crussley.
English’BOxer,
Died Yesterday
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—-—Boxing fans
will regret the sudden taking off of
Bert rCrossley. ' the English heavy-
weight, whodied yesterday, of septi-
cemia, at Houses elt Hospital. The
Ltormer Welsh miner made a. host of
friends in his onlv bout in this coun-
trL. fought at the Pioneer Sporting
Club, a. few9 nights"ago£ The big boy
-—-for he“.was onlyiwenty—boxed sus
perbly is his bout with Al inobe'rts.
He lost a decision that many question-
rounds. at the Broad A. C. Newark Young Bob Fitzsimmcns—ln the!“
tonight. Harrr Ertle “he officiated event.
as referee at the Denipsev—Ca‘rpentier; , _ 9
1 OTHER scours ox; AGE FIVE;
fight. “ill referee the bout.
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over,» however, 31— Ilenm Leonard will resume boxing
Charles Linde‘oerg tomorzou‘ night LLhen he meets Sailor
a. of the game. to re— Ericdman in a bout in Philadelphia
is players of both Thisshould be merelv an exercising
tl -nL to “Play the gallop for the champion One Week
”oping." later Leonard will box George Ward.
0: too tow teams fol- welter champion of New Jersey in
_ Madison Square Garden. Willie Juck-
.AH- )lihm‘xl l‘. JSitions TlgflS- son will box Jimmy Hanlon the same
Es‘nc‘r .................. .. L. Tarlm night.
end. V After the Ward bout L
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Left tackle. 3!". oung Du » _ ’
m'illnims . . . ........... . . . . Linllack Means.
‘ Left hard.
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Center.
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Right guard. S Y
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slit tackle. “ and Jeffer-
. Bi” O’Brien son football coach, has been tendered
gong“ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 2' ' ‘ ' ' ' '7' ' ' a contract for the ensuing three lears
Right end. M . r'tL' it was announced here by college ath—
Roach "" """ “ E‘ on 1 ‘ letic officials Neale. who came here
Quarterback. ll this year from Marietta College has
fl ”“5131“milf‘t' hnlfbsck ' ' ' Russo carried the Presidents so far through
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Right halfback. ,
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Fullback.
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d Call; Tigers: Yohas, Ro-
Reynolds, ’McGrath and Cole—
‘f-e—dCharles Lindeberg’.
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Next Monday Night
Nov; 21.——Stanistaus ,
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