EI'UESDAY. NOV. 22. 1021
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‘ iioppc Has Clean
' Slate in Tourney
standing of Players.
..; W. , ,LJ H;R. H.Av.
1‘s. .... 5 0 28:3 HEB 4-6
at . . . . 4 1 187 200
:o- u ..... 3 3. 334 SD
inn-m 3 2 150 w
Jloremans . . 2‘ ' 4 363 138 4—6
7 lorningstar. . 1 4 23': 5h 7 _
flutton ....... 1 5 16*; 371—;
CHICAGO. ~ Nov. EiiClmmriion
Millie Hoppe register 1 3‘315 mill
might Win in lust m; 's 22":an or
the 18.2.balklinc Championship when
ale defeated “'elkvr Cochran. the Iona
more} smasher. 4%" in Cochran
battled L'\t’l‘_\' liix’l‘. of tin.» \\'(i}'.\\‘llh the
iIchaxn'p'mn. Ir: I‘m; third 111mm: the
We looked like a V\\':lll{il\\'a}' for
mppa the Store 52: in: 20?? to 6.
. Lack in the fourth
"‘2 runs of $3 and
< “'h.
Ami , "’ the tenth
but Cochran v...
Land fifth in ‘
’ jifi, assumi
from» “-3: 3 .2. w mi 3‘39 for
“(behind Yin->33: - . .
\‘Vlliii- r' l'l> run-ms after
“IC'lll‘Iil‘; lzz’ni ir-l't ll;!"‘.i 1:: p: lqul post-
iion. . .
Today the final gums:- \\22 in“ plat} ed.
1’91““""” Juli? Scliaefer 1.. illoppe.
SFhiir'lV‘I' hzis Won four ill‘Jl lost one.
If he hints lloppe it will in- 31w‘955-3—1‘Y
for 1 "Off between Sr-lnzu-l‘cl‘ and
(‘ocliran finishes third
1:9. with Roger Conti,
run rt, fourth.
~ ‘ms the high grand aver-
4§gc of . tnurmimE-nt with 50 3-36.
whih ll-"l‘i‘t. who is leading with five
consecutive wins, only shows 37 9-13:
101‘ lzis grand average.
l‘liiuuut‘xl Horemans, of Belgium.de-
fasted Gcorgc Sutton, of Chicago, 400
1.9 173, in six innings, in a match yes-
terday afternoon. Horemans had a.
high run of 163 and Sutton 46. '
Jake Schaefer continued his win-
ning streak by polishing off Ora Morn-
jngstar in the; second matinee game,
400 to 300. Jake was in great form
«and went out in six innings. Schaefer
has played by far the most brilliant
and consistent billiards of any of the
«seven contcstunts. not excepting Cham—
Jion \X'illic Hoppc.
rs’Amerlcans Beat
British Fencers
NEVJ YORK. Nov. 22.—Ainerican
Wordsmt-n won the first holding of
its international fencing trophy
against the British tezlni in the final
not the series at the Hotel Astor, last
night. Their victory was solely due
15 their excellent fencing at “flashing—
.ton. I). C. last week.
The United States team came to the
,finals with a lead of 17 bouts to 13.
m was tallied with foils and duel-
Sing swords.
In the clashing encounters with £1131
sabre. regarded as the Britons best
weapon. the Americans could only
make an ev-zn break of. it. The sabre
spouts ended in a tie. 8 all. As the to-
'13: number of bouts scored the vic-
‘Wy. the final result was :25 to 21 in
flavor of the Americans. and they be-
me the holders of the classic bronze
atrophy offered by Col. Robert
'liwmpson.
Ralph Greenleaf and .
Thomas Huesten
Break Even in Games
NEW YORK. Nov. Ralph
fireenieafppocket billiard champion.
swat-day broki- even in the opening
day’s piuy of his 1.550 point exhibi-
tion with Thomas Hueston. in the
Strand Academy. Hueston won the
afiernoon block. 125 to 121. while the
title holder took the night session by
o
‘"2.
ca. The champion in the night
game ran out with an unfinished run
9i 4?}. Haisto. had a rut; of 25 in the
first his?" *3 in the final.
Spencer Gets Decision '
Over Phil DelmOnt
.1
1f. ‘
' ations of both institutions.
7 East, 24th street. near Lexington ave-
Joe Moore, Skating
Champion, No .
7 Longer a Champion
SEW YORK. Nov. ill—Joe Moore.
international 'speed skating champion.
was no longer an amateur athlete to~
day, as a result of a ruling of the. Mid‘
dlc Atlantic. Skating AssOciation.
pete in a. skating carnival here last
night.
violated the rule that forbids the use
of amateur athletes! names for adver.
using purposes. Moore claims that
his name was used without his knowl-
Iation of the rule. >
Benny Leonard vs.
Sailor Friedman
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.—-After
more than fivermonths’ absence from
the ring, Benny Leonard, world's
lightvvcight champion. will meet'Sailor
Friedman. of Chicago, in an eight-
round bout here.
the men rwill fight at catch-weights,
there is some question as to whether
Leonard's title will be at stake.
Leonardrhas not been in action since
he outpointed Rocky Kansas.
last June. He said he, expected to de-
feat the contender'handily. Friedman
also was confident.
“I have been waiting for this chance
for more than a year." he said. *“I
never was in better Shape and I am
going to prove that Leonard is not the
best lightweight in the world."
Cooney Awarded 7
' A Raw Decision
HOLYOKE. Mass. .Nov. 22.——Thc
worst decision ever recorded in local
boxing annals was handed to Johnny
Cooncy after he was decisively grhip-
ped lay "Irish Jimmy" Dwyer, after
. their ten-round clash here. last night.
Dwyer displayed a. wonderful exhibi-
tion of all-around fighting. and. after
the announcement from the ring had
been made that the judges agreed in
favor of Cooney, the fans refused to
lcavr- the hall and were astounded
over the verdict
Breaks Record f0
Hundred-Yard Swim
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—-Jolin Weis~
mulls-r. of the Illinois Athletic Club.
,last night set a world's record for a
loo-yard m in a sixty-foot 13001.
when he made the distance in 0.52 3-5.
Thefonuer record firms 0.64.. held by
Perry McGillivrary. of the I. A. C. '
Center College to _'
' Play Notre Dame
Nl-I‘W YORK. Nov. ‘22.—A post sea-
stm football game, to be held here.
Dec. 3 or 10,’ with the Center College,
,ot‘ Kentucky. and Notre Dame elevens.
as opponents. is planned by New}‘ York
Knights of Columbus. Invitations
have been sent to the athletic associ-
Center and Notre Dame both have
appeared in the East this season. the
former in a six to nothing victory over
Harvard. at Cambridge. and Notre
Dame in triumphs over the ‘Army. at
“'est Point, and Rutg’ersfat tho Polo ,
Grounds. '
Battling Roddy vs.
, Sammy Seiger
NE‘V YORK. Nov. 22.—~Strong hit-
ting featherweights will perform 'to-
night at the Pimeer Athletic Club. in
nuc. Battling. Roddy, of Harlem, and
Sammy Seigcr. of the east side, will be
the principals in the main event of 12 5
rounds. and Johnny Mtl'ray. of the
YO“ K .\"
'. 2‘2.-—-Bert Spen-
Yictor)‘ over K.
rams Club, Brook—
'ucer had the bet-
roued and the
.: the approval of
that has \I'sited the
Il
33a“? Shade Injures
In Bout ’ith
Mickey Walker
Sammy Vogel Whips
Willie Phifi’er1
. 3* 3'6—
;: gained the $35233 fies
Willie ME?. in a. 12-
-2 a: the Star E. C. Eddie
031M Wee W323
amuse:- 2-mad canteen
o.
, .
. 1",} APPL-KTA’mKS m 51:39:;
—nigl:z._
west side. will face Artie O'Leary. of
the east side, ‘1
event.
Bill Demetral Throws ‘
* Jess Westergard
COLK’MB‘L'S. 0.. Nov. 22.—-—Bill De-
metral. of Columbus, defeated Jess
Westerfigard. of Des Blames, in a
heavyweight wrestling match“ he. ,
last night. Demetxal won the single
“‘1 with an arm lock in 56 minutes.
3a..
mason—:1: LEWIS T0 3m
JCSIIX SILVA. ~
PIMELPHIA, Nov. 22,—Ed.
“Strangler" Lewis, former haw.
weight wrestling champion. and Just»
in Silva. who claims ‘the wrestling
champiofiship of' Portugal. will meet
I .
I
which refused to allow him to com- '
The Association charges that Moore ;
edge, and that he is, not guilty of vlo— ‘
In Bout Tonight _
tonight. Because '
early -
n the second lie-round 7,
'MiSke. 'Wa'terbury '
Box/3.18 Fifthm _ .
Cross Country Run.
I'I‘HACA, N. 32. Nov. 22.—Goorge
Miske, of “'atcrbury, Conn., (and
well in the moss country run. when
he finished as the fifth runner in
the annual intercollegiate «meet at
Van Cortland Park course yester-
day. Miske before coming to Gor-
nell never ran a race of any kin‘d.‘
In one of the luterfmtenuty con-
tests Coach Jack Moakleydetec’ted
. a man with apparent ability and In
the space of three months develop-
cd one of the best cm count
runners in the East.
LED FOR FIRST PLACE. '
Miske tied Brown, another Cor-
nell man, for first place at mohmeet
held on the Syracuse course. Our-
nell won this meet and also the one
at Dartmouth. The “’atcrbury boy
was graduated from Crosby High
in 1916. He played basketball at
unatrmstltution. He studied at. Mul—
dlebury for three years. While at
that calla-gene was captain of the
basketball team for two consecu-
tiverseasmis. Mlskc lseapectod to
play a regular [ox-ward position on’
the Cornell varsity'basketball team.
His best. sport is basketball, and he
should be a gloat asset. to Cornell.
)l-lske is affiliated with, the Sigma
Alpha Mn fraternity.
no MEN lAllE . ,
Iwo aims
The Red Men basketball five won
the game of the season. last night.
when it defeated the fast Harvey-
Men's Hall. 25 ”Main street.
score was 29 to 16. in favor of the lo-
cals. .
The visitors were outclassed from
with Nor-walk in the lead.
the l’ocals'Mason getting {our baskets
and Meeker five, Goyctte was the
best bet of the visiting team, fllilklllg
four baskets.
In the preliminary game, the Red
Men Juniors made’livc straight wins.
defeating tthrescents. of Norwalk,
by the score of 36 tom.
‘21 xwiutsbetween them. Green scor-
ed two baskets and three fouls for the
Cresecnts.
The scores:
Bed Men.
, G.‘ 1‘ Ms
Court, if .....-...r....... l ". 7
Blackmun,rf............l P 2-’
Meeker. c ............... 5 ‘l 1’
Llason.rg...............4 .. ls
Clancy. lg ............... 1 1. 3
’Totals ............'....12 5 29
Harvey Rubin-ll I‘luu
G. I¢‘.Pts.
Goyt-ltc, if ..._............ 4 U S
Clintonrl’............... U 0 0
Carroll. c .....‘.......... 1 0‘ 2
XVillimns. lg ....‘..r....... 2 0 4
W'hr-i-ll-r. rg ............~. 0 '0 0
Griffin. lg ........’...’.... 1 0 2
T()tul‘3 ....... ......... 8 ‘0 1.3
Red 31611111131015.
8. EXP“).
Smith.”................ 5 .1 11
\VoOd,r{ ................2 1 5
Jones,(: .........,........ 5 0 1‘1
Newman. r: ...........‘.. I 0 2
Cznunagh. ,rg ............ 4 0 8
Totals: ................12 .3 86
Camila.
, G. I“.Pts.
Fink-son. It .‘.............71 0 2
Helphant, rt ............ 2 0 4
Graeme ................. 2 3 7
Grogan, lg .............. 1 0 2
Chinskv, rg ............. 0 1 1
Totals ....'A.........'....S( 4. 16
Franklin Field to
PIflLADELPHLL Nov. 22.-——Frank-
lin Field. the University of Pennsyl—
vania athletic grounds. 1310 be rebuilt
so tlrat it Will have a. minimum seating
capmity of 60,0»3‘3. ‘
Approval was given the project at a
meeting yesterday or the board of
trustees. It is expected thatthe new
Stadium will be readylar the 1922
football season. Franklin Field now
seats 30.566 persons. '
The new Stadium. Pennsylvania. an.-
tborities said. Would be exceeded in
seating capacity. among the men:
universitta only by the Yale Bowl.
in a finish match. here. tomorrow
hum
the beginning of the first period and».
Jones played a good game. piling up
.Hntl no (‘Ollf’iée
Seat 60.000 PerSons '
_Notre Dame’s 7
Nolrc Dumc coach starts at the begin
must not he hurried.
tcct the passer.
gains. .
runner should he gl-t clear,
Spcidcn and Knapp,
who are 10”,.
This a ppcam to
their I‘rt‘t m. disastrous football season.
Frank Frisch a
1
son (mt: m the strongest quintet: in
Hubbell quintet. of Bridgeport, in Rm lam-r strong opposition to the Celtics or any other leading mm.
The final nattyrnnou nixAll‘Stnrs overwhelmed the Powers Brother-5‘ quintet. and chant-
ed up its third straight win of the season.
mado an appearance on the Armory floor. lastscason, but was not in real.
shape to display his two ability as a
Meeker did most of the scoring for was practically allrln during the cocond half.
ammo, that instead of being a. help to
:during thr lust half. ‘
:(‘upluill of the famous Fordlmiu firep
cx’pflClSlliHQ out of ten pusscs to be successful.
is not takcn into consideration. and the reason for this is a simple one.
The Norwalk High school baskctlml
the direction of its uhlc couch William '1‘. Cochran.
in thc hull. over Hart's Theatre. and, nrter'wutchlvg the-pluyers perform. wo
have dwulml that tlwir basketball evasion will be much more Bm'crsnl‘ul than
Successful Pass
Conch Rockne. 0t Nolrc Dame. unlike most of the college‘couchcc who
figure ”1‘“ only “hm“ 5“% Of the forward W thrown will he completed.
Due to Rockno'usyutom. luck‘
The
wing of tho pose to make it cffcctlvc.
He knows that. :1 forward paws must be thrown correctly and that the passer
Therefore he does what few other (teaches (lo—up")-
Llumnen fall back and block opponents. giving the passer
time to look around. find the man who is tree. and make his pass. The pails
is always “00'1th and swift. and is. nearly always completed for Hulustanual
1“ 0339 U“?- Dass is intercepted. there are {our mI-n back to get. the
Because of the luck of protection given the pause!
in the past. he has been thrown frequently. and the m-w rule this your pent»
lizim: plzu'l'l‘s who run into and rough the man throwing the ball. was made
necessary. NQUC Dame does not need this rule.
. .
Yulc's PFQSDGMH for next. your are bright. and. with "Tod" 30mm again
at the liclm, the Blur Should prove the strongest team in tho East.
who are lost by graduation are Aldrich. Into. Guernsey. Sturm. Crow. Quallc.
The men
he a big loss until we look at the. men
Cruikshank. Becket. Jordan, Eddy and Herr have another .vvur.
and Inner. Mallory. ()‘lienru. Lincoln; Blair. “’lght. Miller. Norris. Denver and
chdljngr-r have two years more to play.
l squad is coming along nicely under
Pructlccs’ are lacing held
Basketball Star ;
l-‘riuak Friscli. Mz-Gmw's sensational young star. has organize-d this can-
New York. and his team bids fair td
Last Sunday
It will be remembered that Frank
court star. He came to Norwnlk only
ai'trr much persuasion by the writer, and. because of the small guarantee. was
the first half found the score 12 to (I. unable to bring his real team with him. Not being xufllclently trained for the
Mason and lindoor game. the great ball olayer exhaustedhlmuclf during the first half and
He told the writer. after the
his team. he was Vuctually a detriment
nut. (lvspitc his disappointing showing here, last winter. tlie writer knows
Frank lv‘risr‘u to 1w a lumkctbun star of the llrat magnitude 4( > >
11:10 some 1‘ .lm with the Giant star. at Fordham. in 1916). .In 1915 he ".1!
having played on
quintet. which swept. all before it! «1
ixvulkril luvzn‘ with the Metropolitan championship.» His success in lmball.’
Smith and) howr-w-r, tank him away from the indoor 8b.
lu'x returnf-Il {7.) l1 seriously. . .
or a harder man to tackle nvvt—r stood
me. and not until this season has
Frank was. ' hamy the.» gn—mm athlete ever turned out from Fordhum.
pm ever have prided itself upon it greatly athlete. The
crowds that have Enthusvd daily over lilo 8tnlliu‘ plum. at ”3,“ ; Polo Grounds,
know him only as a hast-hull player._ but the writer knows him to be eQUflUY-
as ghoul in football. bash-[bull and truck athletics.
upon it Fordham gridiron“ Ilefcnnivcly
he was the some tower:- of strength, his speed carrying him all ovcr the field,
We recall the Fordham—lloly Cross 311““!le 71917, when .
feature May of the day. Kelly. the Holy Cram star. had snatchcd up n lord.
ham tumhlre dud‘had run 55 yards before overtaken by Frisch. whose dazzling
speed enable him to dart past {our Put-vie men. who were giving lulu): inter.
fewnce. and lulu-lug down his man on the live-yard line. saving the game for
his team. He “’38,:1. ten second nun on the cinder path. and the various
major leug'me'catchr‘ra will probably testify to the fact (bathe has tout. none of
his speed since he began to steal. all the bases on the circuit.
Frank performcd the
lie-opening of Palace ' '
‘ ' Bowling Alleys
Tomorrow Wednesday evening.
the Ijhlacellowllng alleys. on North
Main strata, will re-open for the sea.-
son. One of the features of the eve-
nlng being the, award of a big turkey
10 the person making the highest.
accre- on plain duck pins .for the eve-
nlng. - ,
Hamilton & Ayrault, the proprie-
tors have hal the (our alleys all new-
ly finished. planted and polished. after
the recent Iiimttouu fire there. and
the. alleys arc now said to be the ““7
eat in the (Elly. . . _
- Bookings {or contests can be made
with either Mr. Hamilton or Mr. Ayn
rault by Ugli'phffile or m‘ person and
it is expected. that there will be seven
:11 series ga mes rolled on the Palace
allay: this winter. . ‘ >
The Hour and Sentinel bowling
teams will probably hold one of their
contests on their: alley: later on our-
ing the, winter when the Sentinel
team is. organized. , 7
...._~——-—-—-—-——-——-
CHALLENGE.
The Blur; I‘itzt'llg, of the Second (liar
trlct. would like to have a. football
game with either the Winnipaug Jun-
lo:- ‘Mpines. Cochran school or the
East arcane second team. The game
1,; go be played at the Baxt’er'Gi-onndx.
Thanksgiving “Day. at if; a. m. Please
answer through this vapor or notify
gauge: Frank Underhm, Iawrcrxco
street. . Sam Nay-wait.
uvmnmmmm
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GENERAL ORDEst
Bonus System
\"DRUES’I‘ER. Mass“ Nov. 22.—
Jack Black. mm and mum
at uni Worcester W club. ls
just about as enthusiastic fur um
WM“ lumcmuym In the Emu
cm lu‘uguc as I'm- a chum In tho
wary mull. Mack declared the
salary limit a joko and his Ideas on
the bonus am prcuy much me
name;
“I forgot to bring up the bonus
matter as the II‘L‘L‘IIII league meet-
ing- in Springfield." said Hunger
Mack. "‘1 meant In speak of It.
thinking [mt-ham mum: might
suggest. um our “no pay a ho-
nus. It's a (“worm 10 my way of
thinking. \Vc hin- mun to [thy
pas-clad! and pay than good enlar-
lcs. finder the balms plan Wi‘ arc
to pay chem “Will my to
make them an what we hire them
to do. If the 4mm wok to illvidc un-
money between the club owners In-
stead of mmg‘rtlic plum per-
haps I might «Indoor it a good
one. But Hum we would be taxing
oumlvm to give mlrsfiu‘s a little
cxtm numcy, so, in tho ’ceml. things
Wmtld not be any dlll’crt-nt from
who: they are now."
Searchlights Enable
Football Team to
Work After Dusk
\Vl‘lfl'l' POINT. N. Y.
Nov. 31..--
St-m-(tllllghts Shining from the para-
peta from Old Fort Putnam to the
Army's fouthflll fifid have made ll.
possible for the (‘31 M clever: to work
until long after dunk it: preparsulon
{or the clash. with Savy, 34 New York.
Saturday.
The coaches are paying particular
nitration .ln lhc lust drills to puffer»
lion 0! the Cado'ts' (action orldvrt-nma
French and Smyth. who will do film
kicking against the Navy. lune been
devoting wmc time to booting.
Jimmy Owens, Trainer
Of Jumpers, Dead
NEW YORK. Nov. :2.“ Jimmy ()w-
(Ans. taunt-r of the firm-ultra Stablc.
owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney. died
youcrday at the NW You: Holman.
after, a short illness. .
His death was due indirectly to an
old injury Milk-3‘96 «men riding as a
Jockcy through the "twill-«glmm- livid
abroad.
Owens worked his way up from a
stable boy to jockey. ball) on the flat
and over the jumps. and lln-n to
trainer. lit: did much or his riding
for Sam filldrt-th.
Revival of the German
' Gymnastic Carnival
~m.fl~.
Mack Opposes ‘
msw YORK. Nov. 22.“~rllf'§1’l\'nl m".
thcrucrmun gynmastisr runlivul. in:
annual strutting cvrnt in New York
before. the war. will be effect") to»
mm eighth}! 'alrtrop'olimn ann._
“2an 3mm, In the Amateur Athletic
Unlon‘s indoor event. at Madlwn‘
Square (Burden. . ,
Among We perform”: are ,ltuxo
P16212101]. Germany's Olympic (gimme.
tit: champion in 3900. and mm Adel
Hm? Gehrig. United 8mm. alkruuzrl
girl athlete.
nanfiéhé} Wills
From Benny Caster
SEW YOK“. Nov, Frankie
Curry received the gadgen‘ dkg-igfl,“
over lid-nu}! Gaol”. if; i float right.—
finmd bout, lit the Fraction Auditor-
mm; in Frcooort, L. 1.. last night.
Curry outclassed his cocoa-em. amt
his eilxmior bung easily earned him
the judges‘ award. Hath law: was»
ad In at 1220 pounds Hath.
6‘? ...
cw.
Western Coach tow
Sec Eastern Games
TirilzKIsilJé-‘(i Cal. Nov 2 who;
fimltfi. head coach of the {ffilfikrslls
of California’s character; factual:
tgm. waterway was so mate :4. l’bi£«
was. when: he will Witness 1.2:;
. elLPcoWivarxm tame. rat—x3.
’i’kutsda’y. He also will clean: the
AmvȤavv Mimi. 5am, in Blew
York. Murder. fimith’ will snows“:
Himaliaeon m m mild: sums
ed to reormsem the Km if: Q's: 5.:
39w Year: Bay chew: at X’Wieim
Someone called no hill-ah names a...
canny. SAM we were a “wine cm
or" (uni other opprolu-lous things.
. We”
- We wish to dvnyilhnt we on: Kw
cracker." Such people speak *
from hearuw and ntwcr from M
truth.
.43....
pm you ever notice the umount'fl?
guum that you am in the woods (1..
Sunday win-n no shooting in filo“?
.. and also lhc rcmurkablc scarcilffl
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