Yale-California '
Game Practically
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third; , ' l‘ rig-3mm. is $115: as good.
'I‘ E’I‘r is nu gztting acid item tiié
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am can hit: ‘t-ut I didn‘t gixc him
much chance to put oxer manv of his
punclw‘s 31‘: ex- raking that or e is the
second. mzznd'."
Chainplain Beats 5 .
- Field of Juveniles
BALTIMORE. Md- Nov. ' 5.—
Ciaimplxiié. alefArtly rid-ion by Li'i'A
}:oivi21soiz. ”21m (iv monstratmi his Iik~
mg 2(1.‘t??!‘ .Ae'iy lit-sic course in talk-5
mg tho Li :mrm Handicap. at seven
inflow a Sii‘alup our on; or" lite
miifli‘éf :3 his of thi meeting yester-
CS
dru Yr. .1112, in tile Harry Payne
‘hhitz: e S:l’.'.’sl grand 'easih
‘aliiZAA 3'13 U\ \c.“ in tn . Quincy Stable?
«calm: t " hip-«i a. or 'lu's stable-maze.
Yankee still eight others.
'Iw for I . ~ sak-
{‘ humf . 1 ‘ um. imm} at?” lead
as (‘1; .~.‘it.~‘d to the outside and
itnrr contemion. Y. shrunk.
closely ouumed by Yankee Star fl’lm
lowed Champlain around the t1: '9
‘77'29 Quincy colt Began to tire find
i-orr our on lushmfik knocking iii—r
" ‘ .i enabling: Chum-
'CI'SC his lt‘IiCl. :‘tll ()‘xt'l.
A‘ r111. his earl} trailing 1-0—
‘ Aain held his le .d Ly
..le Yashmak. un.
. “as too lengths in all—
' 0w r. The time». 1 ‘ '
to have been one ‘
List. wires or“ the meeting. f
Rocky Kansas 1
Shades Mendelsolm ;
‘2: \Al' KRIS. "Nov. :3.—-Rock:~'l
3&2”:
jive:
‘Oh n 11
", M (A;
Abandoned
:iiliiiitti 11.129211- Nov _ :3.——Hop\'§
: \tw Year‘s Dru tootlall game}:
1211* tics: ‘1\ abandoned 'at the L‘nivcrs-z,
said _\csA
1113;...2cr’s of—
o: u telegram _:
.-.;‘ 71...: trlégl‘ilh’l:
: . but tentativé'
‘ dropped when
It is;
ad deci-;
two rounds
‘E was even.
Friedman
mg the close
'failwl to fin—
.in‘. a Li: wsb-
: the Sailor finishtel
'is Ire-st .i“ the eigh'u:
2,000 Harvard . .
be fore' Tris-11313.11 i
(RA: the vhamwm. m'e‘z: in;
his. 1:: Am?
hits hard fieshMREd‘
ms {$2 Geri Twificfdfid Fos‘miifii‘t‘is?’
punch was high. glancing off In}:
shock—hone. . Take it from.me-l.em1-
L nion Recognizes
um um
'und junior track and. field nieéL
E 3.111 v. :Ar-A awank (l to the .‘Iétmpoli-
(an Erwin Ration. at No“ York . “3--
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'o'aartied the boxing and “ l-estling;
( hamrinnship m. idles and the in—
and medley pcutlmlon were gixen
l to New York. -
' lunnocx RECOGNIZE!»
Charles “I Paddock. the Califoniia
(lash man. Were reorganized as ofi‘i-
rial by the convention. Paddock
holds .. l't’COfil 01:11 3-5 seconds
p..- “mow--.” MN m.
:10 1-5 for the 300-y‘ard (loathrand
ter run at 33 1-5.
of professionalism.
('3! .V.
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i . AAA
Men May Go on
xiv for the "black list.“
1
1;: es of applicants for these seats.
' l ...sA taking of signatures at the
lg: me was pelt of a coup on the part
of the Hanard AfhEltic Association
and canscdconsiderable stir in the
stands before and during the game.
The 7in ushers in the, stands. armed
wit-h formidable appearing blanks cir-
curated among the spéctators with the?
‘r9qt1est that some or the seat held-era
-W 11913:! silt-«.3311 the
.f'mdm: giving emct’ location of ‘tke
seats they occupied.
Charles Moran, Centre
College (leach for at
i"
=th ColonC-l Houard G ivynolds. it
iAeAAA inner. loomed on:
fut-max head of 'the (_ critic College
tnlem‘ Association sent “0rd here
“as burns-i tad-av that Moran 11ml
;sig tic-(l a contract to (‘Ol'lllllllP mA-xt svuA
3501:. He had previously announce-«l
gthat he would ‘resig‘n :11 thrA close of
this years football campaign. and
naAl lJ/rll sags ‘ested that he might be
sucm-cded In "1'30" McMillin. C-e‘AntxeA'
fsmisgitional quarterback and lDl‘nlf:'
;(’..g\l.i1.\lc\lillin now has under
considl ration an offer to l‘tFC‘AOHK coach
at H mxard Collcye. at Lilmingham.
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Ty Cobb’s Baseball :
Club at the Bottom
Of California W. L'.
SKY FRAR’CISCO, Nov. 23 ———T\.
(“3.1.14 .“gm Francisco baseball club
1? is \u- cl; is (it the bottom of the CaIiA
“'12.. . League per centage colé
uni it is rumored that the De-
um...
:,_ H: 011; leader is planning to enlist. the
Virus of sacral majorlcaguers to
. 1r mgthzn 1h: comb.
Bait—ling Roddy
Defeats Marty Collins
NEW." YORK \‘ov. 23.—Battling
c: F." Tale. last night" was ‘Redch earned the decision over Marty
lit" lie-\yspaper decision otefiCollifis in a fast twelxeuround bout at
)lcndclsohn. Milnaukee. in aghe Pioneer Sporting Club last night-
ieAxi- round bout which went the limit.‘§R€dd} “as the aggressor mOSY 0f the
:Nr-itffiar lso\pr appeared to be: in dzs- ftime and earned the honors in a ma-
rrss at am time. Kansas was cred-
I‘M-(i with .outpointing Mendelsol'm‘ in
several rounds. while the Mihvaukee
boy held. Rocky even in about five;
' ‘ Alt—sdr—lsohn‘s best round was
in whichrhe had a decided
Mao. Wm...
LLTTIIP FROSI BOXISG FA}.
Having been a Witnessto the W'eaf-‘
1.190222 boxing- match. at Hartford-
"<7 week. 1 failed to see. that Bloom
.4 5135—1129 best of that bout. In one
‘ :«i only, the fifth in nhich be de-
outboxed Weafer, did Bloom;
2:: 21:1. advantage. From then on
" 012‘3’ tried his best to hold that
“1141.3,
:hird Bloom was almost out.
mien. to make the referee think
been fouled. He only saved
1 " bringing into play all his
of the game. in which he;
.aster.
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. ‘-.‘
~rs agreed with me. that in a longer
1 \\ Enter won ‘d haw:- knocked
Aom out. as be followed him around
ring in the 12th arid had Bloom
jorith of the rounds.
Johnny Mun-av defeafed 'Arfie
0‘ Lean in the semi- final.
Paddock’s Records
( MIC Aid) \0\'. 21—1110 $31301;
splay - and dccathl'mi and the s'enibr
' A and junior anus country runs of ..
'thc \mwnal Amateur “lactic In- ..
ATlnrA .Vcw England A. A. 1’. was
duor s“ iniming “an-r polo. relays
Four world’s records held by
jointly with Howard Drew for the
century flash; a record of 20 4-.)
«At-oxide for the 220-y'ard dash and
the world’s record for" the 300-me-'
"\ An application for the reinstate—
ment of Arthur Duffy. a famous
sprinter of twenty years ago. when
he held the world’s loo-yard dash
Pvt-0rd of 9 3-5, was rejected and
the applicatimi returned for re-
statement.‘ Duffy «was expellml
about fifteen years ago on a charge
The (Ahanipimfihip basketbill
(unrnanieux was gix'on to Kansas
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“'ilb" Higl‘. of Waterbury ‘ set
Cheer up Norwalk High.
Football Blacklist
' Elfis‘Ti’ix, Muss” Nov. 23.——-.A\ccord-
3L. Fwd. Moore. graduate treasurer
2 Hiuxurd Athletic Association.
k hum“ who has charge or Lam fought twehe rounds to:
3'! distribution at Haryard 0f (Ad lirBridgcpoa-t. Prince was 'tlai‘iu'du- rim 91' 1nd ;_ . 5 f bu; Iéubs‘
was the tougher, nd more aggiasnxc " ‘ ' ‘
Basketbgli in the Armory
for ”22* Harvard-Yale football
fl nearly 2,000 successful appli-
:. ,n.» H: t pastehoards this vear are.
'l lzesi gx-rzduai'cs aud'jmdergraduates'
.\A.. 5A,. Itialliti to'have disposedof their
1111;.»15 contrary to the agreement
' signed with the association. Ac-
has been begun 'toward checking
more than T .900 signatures of seat
Ayrs taken at the game with signal
Least one More Year
msms— Nov. 23 «Charles Moran
“ill be football coach at Centre (.01—
_'(.~AA_5f for at least one more \mr J. C.
Stamford
\x e ll xx ortli attending
Judging from." the'attendzmcf'
Cdsino. last Bionday ew-ningfiitu'
~t’i‘01igh“ in {31.15er llocal talent. -
haulers \\ 110 furizlsbcd plenty: of {‘33
the large crowd of boxing fatxs'. l. :
a 1.
Basketball at the Sonya?
excellent brand of basketball.§
se'vén out} of £319 N-g-ht— Aromas-
$m§fih§hefiiefi€één
N orw alk—Stamford vs.
nual inter-city snow. vth‘
three lm‘al teams will Oppose a 19:1!“
scleclrd from the three teams from
Stanford 22ml Norwulk. Last season
I'm .2th WAS only mted as a mound
(its; .:1mv..:1\; the amateur league‘s
trains. at that li'zie, were considered
im‘t-nor to the State league teams.
{g 'Ihis season it is vastly different as
‘ {1131ch air as sand teams'in the {ama—
”9111 league as the State league. and
1' ‘hc gran;— is (10.1 in: great inteu‘st. HS!
zll H14; SUS‘U‘ of tlm game will MA in
thi- two “:12 ”Ilps_
To Adopt Constitution "
For an Olympic
Association of U. S.
New YORK. .'\‘m-. 23.;Repx-e-
vscntazives from all a'moteur athletic
associations. together with' those-
from the Army (and Navy. will meetQSc-lmm'cr, in his five
here on Fr‘ida) to adopt a constitu—
tion for an Olympic Association of the
:teur sports in the ngited States. to
(lax. The mission of the new federa—
tjon will be to maintain a permanent
organization representatixe of lama—
teur sporfs Vin'th/e United States. to
standardize rules for all'athletic con—
tests and to direct the participation of
this country in Olympic Games.
Fred Fulton Knocks
Out Carl Morris
“'INN'IPEG. Manitoba. Nov. 723.—
Fred Fulton. .Minneapolis heavyv
weight, knocked out Cir-l Morris, of
Oklahoma. iii the fourth round of a
Scheduled fifteen- round bout here. last
night. _ 9 j J
point against their opponents (lurid '
gave the Brass Citv schoolboxs 1M 1: “01-1! Udall“? by piling
The Tiger plane-rs :irc in‘rcnrliness
1?.» 51.1: mm. ..1
draw.
. {igg
“hen the Aorxvlek tcum t.i(‘,k§€'$ 1.1!
1‘ hilip Sherwood has taken o‘c’p 13.13.- 1mm: tseri 7
has gathered 'aronnd him fou'; lé'z'aT- 54!}! fr \xifli‘q’irm‘w '"Slnlth of Stamford;
as piyot man. Attendance at lhe bafikl thall gafii
has been very poor the fans :fgilim’: to mlirnlliQ'a:
heavy losses by the 11131111201156le This \\ .._-.- dge, largely ' to the. constant
changing of players. Let us 110;»; that this “car's team remains i‘htat‘t: and
.lct us cncomage tl. eir efforts: by patronizing: tB
has alreadv booked scxeml fasl‘faus f0: Y'U'i‘ul:
"Benny" Leon: 1rd ai‘tc r :1? long abs: '
Friedman; .Alast mght.~ atwk‘hlladclpliia. 'l‘lw hammer: nas 9mdit€fi 'wilfi
Bridgeport Team
lililliKH-TPOII'I‘. .\'n\. :1'AAAA'l‘lic an—
Connecti—
cui Amateur Satyr-:1 .t.1.:l1L is to bercochmf;
played at the '.\ch2A.do‘.\s on Thanksgiv-
ing I‘m}: :ii'lorzauon. whm A. team se-
lected from ll‘.‘ best players in the
' Manager Splan's K of Cnhaskeihall Q'A Aintét is fast roundm'g into shape
and after looking oxer the lineup: xx; hell \9 e Will lune the fastest IOcal
d e of the season. Those appéaring 1m pauctzices incl‘h’lc "Benny”
former Sixth Co. player; “To’ddv” *Smilh “ell-Kflm'm to all on- the indoor
court; Kincent' Castello. formér High Stllofll siacand Sht‘u Co player: “Gene"-
U“ Hears. a new play or in Nor'walk v. .10.
and on the C amp Dex ens first team dm
ants. who are showing up Wen iri til? P1119
the our
.06 gamcs.
., 119“ Aow reaper-l xxilhout registering. 211:"1
._._ rht .uft‘né football season. . Stamford
Tigers Ready for Stamford
and are razed ’ awaitihg the starf of
tomorrow’s gridiron bat‘le withktlw ul. noxxA tin! Stumzmd elucn The visit-
lurs “ill Without doubt bring ‘upitlwix strm gést lim up i11.a..effon to fieffat
i:Lhc Vernal}: team as. in all hrgmc‘m‘s
lollies is verv keen. Tomorrow 5 game
that. the Stamfords will lean: no stone until! B6 in tin ll” efiorts to' bring 11
Inc. bacon. 0n the other hand. Victor) is jtz'i‘
’the Tigers. realizing this. are lkéternuncd tC- Wig. and “ill go into. the game in
perfect condition. Taken as :1 “hole. it will be a good game and «the Tigers
chances of. \ictom: are good. The largest (‘IMVdAOf 1?: ._ season is looked for as ..
ill 'brlng mam hundred rooms
1.3g. ‘2 _.
\‘mv Britain and \aug. (xiiir'k' High St‘llel Glt‘imzs Ag.”- now-tied for the
Scholastic championship of Co'q’n’mticixl A postman...” game is now talked
m to settle the rmestion, and 93101th 0i” :r. GUY Dl‘miion is that it will be
follow .
card 1.2218
1:; and saw
in (-m of tho ‘
flu. v. ll
‘l H» .1. Slut? ‘
gins for this sEaso
Banding of the Players.
Nam? . W.1.. H.R. - G...“
Hopi)? é . - 5 1 28:: 34 20 59
Schaefer . . . . .’ 1 l8? 53 "9 4‘3
. .3 " 3 334 34 34 54
Conti .v'...:.. 3 3; 19¢.» ’83: b1
Hort—'ngis 2 4, 163 27 38 62
Morningstaru 1 '4 23: :7 58—69
'SUUOH;W.1 5 2312-54
\ ‘ Ex:
4“!) to '36.
lionl shots.
and mas the only player in the tour-
trv. tux ning the trick.
Sc haefer's victory over Hoppe last
night necessitates an extra game to-
night to decide the title. This "match
“in be 500 points instead of 400.
1907 défeating George Butler Sutton,
of Chicago.
try, defeated Roger Conti. the French
expert. in the matinee game yester-
day; 40*} to 1-23,Ain:15 innings. Morn-
ingstar's xictory' yesterday earned him
a tie with Hopem'ans, the Belgian. for
fifth place. with a total of 2 win: and
4 lost. Conti musings fourth in the
tournament with 3 victories and 3 do;
feats. " ~_.
.. . -—._-_——I—_—-"
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Vl'eafer
s p!a\'ed on the Torrington Flirt?
and I? {luv other aspirv
up 80 poikt's.
.‘m .g‘ri. thr- rliain‘ lgotwr-Eh the two
will He no (Woe-mien and it is certain
‘35 SVAirA? here; 112* \orwall. ‘a'md'
luv-l: nov’t's hair: bouts. held in the
' “ ‘ of the: fistic sport are
.ux'up of Bridgeport
Mail gillsf‘acfien'to
l’ rinse and Young
xlzibitions ever. Stag—
It‘luring "flfe vast 15156393155
he sport..which~. {Es'tl33Ed in
games. Mana’g'er Sherwood
game-s. assuring the fans an
‘- 1mm. l'hc ling disiwosea of ‘fSailox”
. CHmsGO. Nov. A33.—-AW11iie'Hoppa
champi'ox'i 011;in champions in the
balkline*‘bi{liard game, sustainedghis
fizst defeat since 1912 last dightat'the'
hands of Jake Sch'aefer by a. score of
Hoppe was complete-1'31" outclassed by
the \onug master. In justice to Hope.
pe it must be said that his arm was
w-mkiw; badlx. but the berfomance
. of Srh. wt or stamps him as one of the
great: :1. billiardists in the; history of
the gime. His victory over Hoppe
Was araiex ed iii six innings—his high
run of the game 192 and his unfin-
ished run of 159 was replete with brilA
.Hoppc “as leading in the titular
tuol‘m‘l‘ with five straight victories,
namcnt who had not lost 'a match.
games. had lost
lonly one. Roger Conti. the French en-
Hopp‘e annexed file" 18: 2' ' title A-in<
Ora Morningstar, the San Diego en..-
French, back on the West Point
football eleven, who is considered
Lheontstandfnz star or the year.
91113115011 91 -
fiAMli ms 13an
Todav is the
.251 day of the open'
' woodcock par-g
. tridze and pliedwditx and closes the
Im- all 111333121
.Wjith'a gun.
by. :mratn: of
:menriftal. :{nd
ducks to be taken
lie'iforc sunrise to suns“
hostels .haxe o'er-n prolonging
shooting; until after dark. Ihey ha'xc
been We rned to mend {:1 .cir “ms
'12??? mud themsclxes in trouble
’With the authorities.
'AA‘DISAS’I‘FTR "ICTDI AG AD: TO 5130
{11‘ $01.“ XOR“ ALE.
BEE Degies eminent \Vcish
ltenbr whojjxto eppear tn the cos‘é'AErt
,EE's. it j» ill be
‘oue. .of the sun
His companv
ing file-f: iri'p to this con: try.
" £41913 .. filo disast er oct‘urréd.
four Sin-fixed
he has been pairwisigg ”the people
his ric l1 “elsh_
tenor songs. and South Nor-vial 1: mm
‘ sum-A} 11d: «3 forums t2 ir
ing gable to again l'war iiim. ‘
remembered
Since then
)HA.\ I .\' DR!\\'
ought twelve .‘
lcailul I‘m» bout a draw.
Sports of All Sorts
Mission team. in the Califori
ter League. . .
’. Jack Britten. “eltcmewht 63:78:11
Madison Siuar 'Géuuifin
Athletics.
{bone in his right hand.
. he starté‘d in Angina. nextAspring. It
will be built in stadium form in or-
and other athletic ex cats.
‘A tén- round bout. between \V‘illi’e
Jackson of New York; and Jimmv
Eamon, the «crack Denyer light-
“Weight is to be the star feature of
the' big boxing show, at Madison
Square Garden, on Nov. 29.
. ”.3 91mm? Dundee and Sailor Friedman
have, been matched to box twelve
man has cons’entecl to make - 13;»
pounds at 2- o’clock for Dundee.
. 'At Philadelphia. tomorrow .after—
noon Lew Tendler boxes Manuel Aze‘
vedo, Willie Jackson goes up against
Billy K. O. Angelo Battling Leonard
tackles Billy Dexine and Patsy “’al—
lace. meets Joe Dorsey. . I
On another card in Philadelphia to-
morrow. appears Johnny Darcey.
promising New Yorker. who is ang-
ling for a crack at Charley Pilkington.
He is booked up in the semiAfinal with
Jimmy Murphy. the rugged Philadeh
phiap as his opponent. Darcey is in
demand by all of the big clubs in the
East.
Triangular Indoor , ‘
Athletic; Meeting
BOSTO\ Nov 23; —"A triangular
indoor athletic meeting in which Karl
vard Cornell and Dartmouth teams
will participate will be held here Feb;
25; 1922, it was announced today. A
35 pound hammer throw has; :beeii
added to the" usual program of events
J
PERI’ECT COI’EE’OPF
A 5100.000 312011.112?!"
Come 5“! the \‘atzi Ruin
t'r has giv'éig» Cornell a great (”.t‘f shoxu:
‘ _ for téam altering honors on the
‘gridiron this Season.
-‘urvulk. Y
A. If \cu had ,3
all that muxl’gyufor'
you 'courdn‘ t; tell; from the Valli?
' Eon woufi'in': .Leu‘An Adarc to near xi
Youd lies—ii it it'r safe devosit until
.xou rgot tixfieid of josing the income on
‘ nosey-bone get us to Seli
, '3. "I!“ 31.9qu \01: 921:.
Al \Vifite‘rs'.‘ the 'rfiedwffiflli ‘roatclier
is playing. -withi'THarn Hgilmax. s
made in America {no duty to pay}
$30 so .3181}: “iii: diamond
clasp s75 Essay" ’ '
There are five shadgr' 0:
match the: skin.A ‘
them all 0:5.
53'?
to Elect the winner of the" Joe Li'achA
£51}de1 Smith fight. Cachedule‘ti :Efor
That site a'riih
find the {ls-2.1425. anitt momma” for
W to see
;how the refi'ectiocue of the 9989 HMS .01‘
add to the wonder-ens beau-
ity of fliA— sTi-ade that harmosjses with
A’rt'h Texas beaguegeam last man
has been signed bv the Philadelphia
Those who bought
the (11590?ch oi the
peéfls befo re
Pete Herman the former Abanq ‘ftat i couldn t do
tamueight champion, has been com— >
pelled to cancel all of his. bouzs forighat’ Therofor‘” 50“". pearls ““i be
1 1
the, present because of a. bloke-41 ar more 19:11.1 1" a]?
. A. Benedict.
':
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3
dog or ferret until De-'
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§tc'rest to lmmia" xvii-i duck which are .
“av he ki lied umil Jan- ,
The 'St'ate sad Federal l'axxs allow
i‘mm one half 1:9
Hornsby Leads
Rogers Kunbhy. of the Les 3‘.
gale-A Club. "0“ is the leading“;
man of «the Califiorm'a Winter Leng-
" nc with a peroéntage or .398. '
mg Exp: Harry nmmm‘
385: TV Cobb. Sam Francisco. 9373;;
Lari Sawyer; \ernou .323; MA
Knight \ernon M350 and Gallup:
Shier Vernon. .350.
the M‘bshm‘s ire scale, has: A45.»
gck‘m third and Sara M
fugmh.
“’inter League
sax mindset). N01228:“:
Trailing 'Hnrnsby. are. the folio.- 5'
The lemon Club Euththe m
ALLA-s1“: FOR!) 1135ng
l-‘Oiin‘wing is the
Stank-an. and the "l .ger moms-1m
for (lie first of the two-game m
to be piayeri out“ e-Ar. these teams. to.»
121432123“ at’tcz'mjon. at the W
{11' nu 11,15. ' '
All- Slanifnul
l A .1 rlsc :1.
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