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CHIF‘AGO. .\‘-\\. _'.»' .1 31:.
Chin". .
~ -3\ \-:13'3\' LI
' :1) 4'13 ‘.- .422
-V '4-l‘e'cl
i farm.
. 014.11]: 31m
‘3:_:4mpiousl'.ip.
within sixty
Bezdek Goes VV est
Seeking Revenge
3's1 L llGl-l. 1321.. Nov. 5‘.
in the l‘enn State football
l'lT'
('Jllti' 'i
I‘l‘--
aJllU'.’ that depart-Hi here last night for i
Seattle,
I fnive 3'sif _\'.
for the game with \Vgishingtun
Deer-nilw-r x". in tl34-'S4«::ltlv-
Hearne Leads
Drivers in 250' Mile
Automobile Race
1.03 AVGEL PS, Nov. 25 .—Ed-
“lie Henrik. ul' hos -\ugeles, won
the 25H mil:- automobile race here.
31f! '3 41.33 and 'l “-0111le Milton, see-
14ml: the 14 ad in the national
1 lmmpiuus‘hip on seasonal points
1 nun. I .Uiult tilled third place.
Rm“..- Stll'lt'i’l‘tinttnldjllg against
\liltuu 3'4-1'tI1c championship. was
nut-rd 4-11: at the race in the 180th
33;»..111313333 Murphy finished
min-H3 and [Ian-1'3 Hartz took fifth
pill" l' .
Ulhl.
M
Believe Idle ..
Hour Dead from
Stroke of Lightning
Nov. 25.—Be—
of the season‘s
l i~‘.\'l.\‘G'«l'O.\" I{y..
l-llc Hour. one
‘i. 1:
‘3” :5 known racers. was killed by light—-
433': vurly
yesterday in an electric
>l.’il’ln which swept the farm of the
-4’«'s owner. Col. E. R. 'll‘adley,
-2r lid: city. The horse was discov-
dcad by the employes of the
Fifteen brood mares running
{out with Believe Idle Hour were not
' l'istur} :«' the 3'31“”~ '
‘l‘-4 li4-x'c Idle Hour was-:1 three—year-
'lk‘t‘h ‘1ft‘loli. b': Cm'ard out of'Lovp not.’ ‘He
had \vnn the Breeders Futurity at La-
toniu. 'l‘ombery Handicap at Belmont
‘I‘arlt and three purse races. He was
lvaluui at $25.03,!“ and there. was‘ho
‘ius1:.:-.n:e
New York Soccer
3 Team in Tie -
, . . _ \Vith Brooklyn
3 _\'l. \\‘ \Ql: K N03 2.).—Il_l ‘rspite
!4'.3" :E- 1.1i31 :1 good «37: d crond of soc—
Ftadium. “as "liinl: lit-JIM s. \\‘l‘-’) ’cer y.l‘aus “itncsscd the match between
Jami—red in. «lykmll my 11.. '-.\'n_l4-lv\4-z:s representing the N1 w York
{5313' hi :5" :3st \4 3: limiiball Club of the jAmerieau Soc-
'1 [ml-:5. is 4;.=ll.~_v4 thys- :11'4- over. e91"l.4':1gi.1e.'and':the' Rrooklyn Foot;
Ilainn s is k»- c1393 interested in the do- iball Club. of the New York State
was 4»: ’l . my .3113' 14-14133 and will proli- . League. at New York Oval. yesterday
.nidy b 3’3-1 (“ouch Hugo Hemltk some‘iLl‘h-rnoon. It turned out that the ri-
.‘JFSiSl;L '4~ in grooming the men forivul teams \3'.tr( \erv exenlv matched
Abe i tile with
liaim s' (cults-st (‘iettysburg' Col—
egt‘ “ he 1': llk' acted as. mental of tl': (
3 «id 113433. expire-l :4l‘t4i-r yet: 1'
ante.
‘ » lh‘zdck- .‘l'tcr Revenge.
7 To l’hxdwk personally
or: at slalo- t"_:1n men
I» ..13: game.
announce
‘llt. .dek 3s. “’ashing-
there is any team ‘in tin.-
l lit-mick should de—
. into the mud. that
l‘urpl- and Gold. “Sill:
: are called. of the L'Iii-
shington.
In I‘:‘- r:- 3‘33 age of football in the
Pacific Northwest. when the tail. can-
.ny Scot. “Gil' Debit: was coaching
the Purple and Gold and Hugo P-cz-
‘dek “12s dicll itinf: the tactical policy
of the l4~33mn and Grveu squad of litr
Uni3 e ' nz‘ Orr-eon. the Pezdt-l' gout
was 13% riiiam-utiy pasturt-i on 1.3413313'
1'311‘:
-lli
Victory 1‘03
The 5(1)“?
the C031~
w: l!
‘L
'Tt‘rsity 133‘
"Field. ll?!’ «"1 criz ron of the l'iiivM's-
«ity of \\’.x for. l‘b-z-lrk had :1 hurd
time of 1. 1330s:- 43: ' 'l‘l:;:t 33'
{he 4' , 3' 32:31 113-3 I. lll\"l 'ily of \\
incl- “4 3:t through iii: 13- . .1m 4-
Ia-‘-."3.S»3u> with-<33? 4i3 1'4. '4: :11: lei-l \vliitl:
:tftr; 'tt«i ll'e- ' sill-43:1! the. l.:1.\'l t0
.1111- 344-2‘1‘4 ' 13‘ lloilt- and result-—
ed ii: ii; 12': 'n r to Annaiu'lis. from
‘Rllt'l’r' i4 33'4-33t to Corns-i1.
Smith 337113 Apply
Acid Test to Lynch
NH“: YUEZK. .\'4I'.‘ nfiTlH ln-tii
tonight :31 Madison S 44' Garden in»
iyx’u'" .3434- Lynch. {Hillier baht-3:3
:3'24l Mala»: Smith. 133313
l. ' - title holder. is :1?-
ons. First. Smith
llIlv'il m: to ii ‘ l l
spirit and user 4'.~'~|
4trili11g cm 313- 4.]
«i. Smith i3:\':13'i.1~f
iniglitlvst (-l‘l'urtsl
'«-':'z:4tors deeply in—
. concerns the 13:45—
. who up to scum ..
lllllllfllf‘lll‘rl‘ in 11:4
\\'liile the bout in
us‘ his tith- to Herman
yet Lynch showed a
03 form in :1 subs(-»
. "'3 l'liil (’l'llowd. The"
lmntuin boxed with great
..\ I .-i3:st lynch. but made a dc~
334:..1i433 poor slvm- 313:: against Sam-
};«3 ,\‘¢.1! l4 7
i l._\'r~4'l3 is not in better form to-
Jzialu 1 3:13: he was in his contest with
H'iluu'd Smith wiil have au excellent
.24'4' to win the bout. Smith is not
. quick and combative. but
effectively with both
Sh ubert-Hutchisoh
Go Falls Through
3313;119:411 31 Comm. Nov. 25.——Al
:22; .\4\\' Redford "bearcat." and
: lluu-lzison. Scottish sharp-
:43 1; .‘
'~r'«' not going to meet after
sing Hughie Rorty several
\Villie Raphael a cou-
..«mc hours and the State
's'ion the uncomfortable
everything was not
ring laws. the clash be-
leatherwe fights has been
will not
as much
Shuliert-Hutchison
-« :1 made to take its
ti
' .
4\":'4)
one that
concerned
the
5'} 143'...
.'<
‘._< 3
-4.
"Irish Jimmy"
most popular boxers to
:: local ring, and "Kid"
' '~"4-ll—like4l by local fans.
'ed arena of the Foot
.\'. Tuesday night.
in. the We! «rot-7.11m» -
Dwyer,
Advertise
38$ results
“3-51 el nc rs. i
there “ill lu?’
. “1‘.
:231d Ilzt' g:-31n:' went on 11420341 as :1.
{dr 1“ “ith the scorc ILL 1-1
lschaefer and. 7
' Conti to Make '
Tour of the East
CHICAGO. Nov. ‘25.——Jacob Schacf—
4 r. tli4- new world's 18:2 balkline bil-
lor the title. \Vexlnt'sday night. from
\Villitr lloppc, by '3th to 346. in six
innings. will make a tour of the East
with Roger Conti. the. French cham-
pion. They will play in South Bend.
11141.. next Saturday.
Hoppc. it was announced yesterday.
will exercise his right to challenge
within lt-n days but. under the rules
the new champion is not required to
risk his title before. March 153. 1332.
Lew Tendler Gives
Azevedo Thrashing
l'llll..\l>l2l.l’lll.\. Nov. 1‘3.
'l‘««:3dl4':'. Philadelphia lialilun
_.334- .\l:-31334'l _\ze«\'43do. ol' t‘:3lis’433':31:.4
such a Sli'Yt‘l‘t' l,>3-:1tillL'.’ yrxlriwm). ll:.:
the Pacific coast boxu' was l’nrwwl to
quit in less than a iiiinlltc :zi‘trl ill"
opening of the second round.
\\'illi3- Jackson. New York.
out Pillv Angelo. York. l':3..
i-'lll 31:4 11:34! with wright to 1134'
Buffalo High W’ins
knack-«d
in
chill.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. iii—Hul-
cliusou Criilral High school. of Bill‘-
3’:3i-x N. '31.
Au:- ricau
interscholastic cross
championship race in
l’mk scoring 59 points. Lasil Irwin.
(‘1 d 11' 11:1pds (Iowa) High school. was
the iudilldual winner. covering tht
" mill. 1‘30 yards course in is
lllllllll’i‘s. 133 seconds.
McAulifi‘e’s Case
(oun-
_ Heads List of
The case of Thomas Ilchuliffc. for—
mer prohibition enforcement agent.
(ll:‘)‘;:‘L"l with accepting a bribe. heads
:3. list 01‘ forty—live cases on the call
calvndai' for assignment to trial at
the: December term of the I'nited
States court which opens here Tues-
:‘1.1'.'. December 6. lchuliffe‘s case is
to come to trial December '4', and there
are a number of other important cas-
es on the list. These include the
$1,500,000 bankruptcy case against
Joseph W‘eissman and others.
-li::rd champion. who won the playofi'»
ill":
:-.1erSChOlaStic Runs U3- -3313i33;::131
yesterday won the annual «
l.113mount
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i
l
.'hon012.
' i
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latter has the better football team.
tuuate that, the Cornell ma
eru championship is selected.
0"
last \\ ednesdav night
cmplovsuu c\ccllent system
cohlidcnce of each and every playe
sense of the “0rd a splendid coach
4 . . . ~
c'iidiiou in 18'); ~‘.
tlEltillldL Coxucll. 30 to 0.
necessitated the. postpone
conditions
game in this locality for. during tiih‘
t...
I ,
"ihe basketball season opogictl
the locals were (l( t‘eated by llictt‘as
delighted the large audience.
'as sadlv lacking and their passing
improve in thcii
c
l
: .' : :11 '— J"
Five minutes
game it was impossiblc to d3; 13::
coveied flom litad to {not “'33 33 mud.
imprint of two large black ll.I:':'4
white shirt.
d,—
Berwick Marathon
Goes to William
llill:\\'l(‘l(. l‘:l.. .\'42\’. IS.—« «\Vith :L
333:»3;-_':'4'| 343133 srlliug his pace, \Villiani
liilnlnv 433’ .\'r\\' York. the national
4'3'4.«.\':~—1-44333‘.ll'_\' champion, Won the 12th
annual lerwick Alurathon. yesterday
“4334333104313. in 413 minutes. 24 seconds.
', 'l‘lit- com-st» was ccn'crcd with mud
54-3'43'231 inches 434-433. but ltilola ran
'4- 31H 4:3 setonds slowtr than the r€c—
‘6341 54-1 b_\ “illimu Kramer in 1916.
hutch: linislud strong and was not
ilnlrd [331551-43 :4t any limit by Jimmy
of Ensltill. tho» New Eng-
I:l.3334l (lllllll‘l‘lll. who finished second.
:luhnuy Gray. (43’ '1"l3il:1ll::lphia, was
fiiz‘l‘n. lu-ing nos-d out a quarter of a
'milv from lllt' liiiish by “'cbcr. of
;l’ittsburgh.
3 Y. M“ C. C.— Challenges
i The Young liens Community Club
glvaskethall team challenges any junior
.team. averaging 130 pounds. within
the vicinity of Norwalk. Stamford.
Rridgrport and \Vilton. \Vrite K. \V.
Fitch. manager. 1] Myrtle street. East
Xorualk. Conn. Phone 1219—4 Nor—
walk.
FOOTBALL (1.1.3115 TO 1113
PLAYED srxpnr P. )r.
The Tiger~.»\ll-Slamf0rd football
game scheduled to have been played
yesterday was postponed because; of
the weather until Sunday afternoon.
when it will be played, starting, at
2:30 o'clock sharp at the Baxter
Grounds. Coach Gaigan of N. Y. 1.7..
would like all Tiger players to report
for practice.
Ritola in 49m., 245"-
\V‘ithout a doubt. the two strongest elmtns iu thé ”1" st this season are
‘l’cnn State and Lafayette. and. as to which will 8‘61 ”16?- call for the Eastern 3
3c'nampionsliip is still a matter of conjecture.
«State is entill: d to the honors, it‘ for no other 3'4’ lscn thamhccause they hang
éeomplett‘d- a much more strenuous scheduh
The difftrtnce bet“ ecn a. college and a 3133‘33"H'<3‘.V now days is that the
Cornell’s Strong Showing
Cornell's strong shouiag og'ainSt Pcnnsv'h 3313a.
tablishts the lthacan eleven as one of the slum:
was clearly outclassed by the big Red team
first hall of the game. did P nu film at( 31 the human 50:»
4334, gment 4114‘: not arrange a harder schedule this
season. in w hich case we are sure Cor,111cll would
Lafayette. for the Eastern championship-
we believe will not receive the 4203153414 ialion 5131'
The Norwalk High ‘l‘JaSkPlllJll tcantis 1131433115 “3111193311412 him 1‘9”“. and 0:1
indulged in an f.\t‘('_‘ll¢ nt 1331111314
per-\islmt- of the new ng'rh school coach.
ilf tutorin:
3 on 3111 lliu'h school 54113334]~
lillll.
turd to lm-ig fhings from the \‘0r3\':1lk. Ill"
‘5'.
C01 ircll :uid the. L'uiwrsity ol‘ Pénnsyha
The deft" 3t ofrPt nusv lvaiilfi .
l‘u “as the largest score (‘Vll compiled in (turn
Tiger- Stamford .Game PM
l.ocal football followers were. and“ disappguntc
nipnt.‘ of
scheduled to he played at the. fiaxtpi‘: Gioll
pc rmittcd. the contest would lipve-bcc'n-
In t.3 two '\\
opl- d be t“ ecu the two c levens ind finch" t’oll'mx 4. 3. .
next Sundm audCC-ath Gaiganswill oiliC-ul' t;
l' - t.
"it lll?‘
t min in: llw'tl' Mutes‘.“"l‘l3e Notw‘alkmlct'cat
33' as due to the (‘l( ver 11. metric. evm uteri by 1334-
' Qlltsidu 01 (acurf-Ic Smith, the Stamford p33 0t Ilgame between the service elecens to-
than Joe 1' onchak “as (he slrdugesf' 313: ll) in the. X01'33alk 3.3331 up a and several morrow The Annapolis team hzu lug"
(3103 en plays were. made between Joe and big (‘41-
1. .1s 330(33‘.
passing game and. 4141\4 153p
ra 'tl'hér than long; individual shots from “34- mlddl:
v' 23th believed thatvlhe Pittsburgh :lnen “mill AMI; lt-lin State :1 tough
I
1.? mom; 1332.33' (3 belie3e that Penn
111313 their: 1'i3.ils for Eastern
‘JV 1
.1:
in yesterday” 3: game. es-
4 st t: arns‘ 'm' the East; Penn
14.3341 not once during“ the entire
oal line. It was unfor—
he croxuliiig Penn State and
. .ul sine: this was not done COrnell
is (11titl€tl to when the East-
". . "‘ --.-.4._..,
!
Sc inn. under the su-
“ll lliam T.C04l3r:1n.1\lr. Cochran
the students and has obtained the
No is in every
lllllll‘l‘ his leadership, we lookrforfi
h schUOl basketball[li\«'e.t‘his.,winter.
Dil'fig: . -. 111134» in the
by the score of 41 to
.3113: n 1' (mi]
_ e'éthrdav “-3341 :wt ather
Figef'i‘r ‘, ll Stamford game,
fiaégm; had' 3.73:9. .weather';
Med 133 an) glidiron
signer? ll\¢1ll\‘lllIS fideual-
! Q‘hbgttmc will be. pl‘u) ed
till;
nsds. A
134'- largest
.L‘ol‘ I l:
U.
. 1 . .
\"(33‘\\':3ll{ Armory. last night: when
\isitors. and their fast plaxiug‘
«orer The \orwalk tcumuork
it is hoped that the. locals wills
1 sysll'l‘n of short. suilt passts.
of (1102‘ l‘mm‘. '
. l . .‘v l . A V
Lbatflcr—but’, when she. ares: {01 1h:- :- mergr 334 3' .1334} hi- ld the “rent Penn State
team to a scoreless tic. .thc. P.:1_1ill343 4-«l4 \4« 33 34455411 all expeclalim s. l
O t O 0
after lht \\lll,\‘ll3 l3 :43 Noon at the start 03' thr- Corn: ll Penn
LilllSll 4333c play-c3 from the other as they were
.v en the refert‘e did not ex: .133:- as the
is stood out plainly on the back 03‘ his clean.
Deerfield H. S. Meets
With First. Defeat
BR()( KTO.\. )lax‘x. \(n. 25. —
The “(airfield High 5.111001 football
team. of ( hicago. met with its first
defeat ml“ the Scam“ yesterday,
Brockton High Winning an interna-
tional game by a score. of 19 to 14.
A 90-yard run for a touchdown. by
Stewart. of heel-field High. in the
second period. was a feature.
LaSalle High Sélioal
vs. LaGrange High
School to Play Today
I‘HII.ADELPHPA, Nov. iii—The
’emy and Military Academy Cadet regi‘“
t
Football Results
Thanksgiving Day,
3333333 3-3333
, 3333333 3333.33
_ 3333333313 3333:
Penn State
Cornell, ~11: ,
Com-ate, .21:
“'ashiugton
‘ 7 \Vt'L-zt Y' ‘g'inia. 0. _ .7
\Vashington and 11:13.7; Johns
Deaf Mutes Defeat Locals
3 45 to 40—Tigers Defeat
Battery C Quintet 19 to
{napkins- Universitv. 0.
Hobart, 1—1;Rochestcr I lli“L‘1'Sit;',
0.
Georgetown, 13; Bethany. 0.
Bucknell, 21 Dickinson 0. ~ . «, ‘2 (;
Frmiklln and )Iarsluill. 0; (must _" y 13 eorge smith Plays
burg. 0. - , 7 3. With Locals
«lluhlenhurg. 68: ,I'rsinlb'. 0. y, ‘. ,3.
~Springfield. 0;
{Iniversity of .‘larylmid.
Caniliiia State. 6.
Villnnovn, 7: Mount. St; Blur)"
“'EST.
48; Michigan Aggics.
Norwallt's basketball season ope-33.4.1
officially at th e \ul\\\111\ Armory last
night. “hen the Norwalk rive clashed
with the heat Mutes. of New Rochelle.
X. Y. The visitors won by the score
of 45 to 210 in one of the fastestganies
ever seen on the local floor
7 New Hampshine. . 0." l
G; Smith“
{0.4.
X 4 inc Dame,
0. '«
Ohio Northern. 7: \Yittelfl)eril‘.«l9.”’i " I“ the prtlimiuury game. Battery C
M3 i 15. l'nive-rsitv ‘of ’(‘iur-in-‘ five were defeated by the Tiger qum—
nati' 7 ’ . A ‘ « 1tet. by the score of 1‘3 to 13. This.
Kansas 1.5. ‘l’issnuri 9 .. too. “as an interesting session. in
‘3 ‘ '11. . _' ' - which the rtsult \3': is doubtful until
“fill-“.3553? ‘0’- (01(“3‘1” Agent's. “Q 1the 115: minute 0t Pl'ty.
Ohlovl'nn'ersny. 0; Marietta't‘tib' , , ‘ ‘ . .
». lege. 0' . . ' 3.: 5 « l‘hc basketball gum: s which are be-
‘ing conducted by Battery C might be
‘said to have opened under
Lauspicxous Circumstaut
the home team was defeated
l'niversitv of Detroit. 21;
itv of \“eimont, 0.
Earl Johnson First i
Homeinl. A. A. C.: il
10-Mile Race
DETROIT.- \03. 25.——-1'2 arl Johnson.
of the 1-1 dgar Thomson (‘ lub of Bladu'!
dock. Pa .. won the third annual IlfllSh—i
Amciican Athletic Club ten- muhqoflk proved of interest to d344'l— in— the- wool
run here yesterduv llis time was 53' basketball ffl‘ls 1‘0‘ Ulf‘ 3’01“”? 1“'0
'IiiinuteS‘. 45 4- 5 seconds. '.A‘ stride} ll'ye- periods of 91"" ”1" ”81m 01: W" game
hind Johnson “as Charles L. (L lllleJF “'3'“ i‘3 llm‘l'l- I'il'Fl’. One tram would
“(1101‘ of the Ldga’n. §4133are Athletic 45430133 and the“ the other 133%! GPO?!"
( e-
linkers-t
There
present. and the management more
than broke even on the returns from
Fthe game. Last year the. basketball
expenses run away above receipts.
E11114] ll: 4 managers were filmed to.d_igr
idown into their own pockets to make
up the diffr- ieuce.
Club; 5}- Chicagptl "(d-337;? 9-4 “Pug-‘43.; Smith. whose line. clean play is a
beefs was Albert 31.1101“ .of«murl;ow’ light toall fans. showed up wonder-
Ontario.' - fully on the floor. .He soon demon-
strated that he had not lost a. bit 01'
,‘J’amés ‘MoorcrotL: obéthe Gladstone
Athletic Club; ‘of Ini‘antoph'u fourth- his skill and spent that made him so
popular in the previous years. Dur-
ing the course of the game he‘scored
five baskets. llrotlurlou. Lonchak.
Carlson. Guarnicri. all of whom have
. been seen in action before. played
Play Game Tommi)“ good basketball.
031 the other hand. the Deaf Mules.
N125” YQRK \o_3 L’5.—Ai‘ni\ and
who played here last. year. gave proof
\‘avy football squads alternated today
that they had not lost any of their for—
at. the P010 Grounds ”3 maneuxermg our confidence. In the game. last
through final drills for the allllllulgyean the visitors hm” the NOI“\';‘1H(
team by the score of {"9 to 31. »'
Although they had onlv :1 few
arrived in tlieciu' Aesterdai‘ Silent UR weeks of practice the Batten C five
foreuoon in practice while the Arm} lined up in good shape. The team
squad “'h‘Ch came in from “"3‘ c hsists of P. cot. Trov. Roxxmland Hunt
p0”: today. had the ailei‘tioon for (substitutc.) .\ormz1n and Brotherton
wor . ' 1
Head Coach Duly, of \Yest Point in
anhouncing. his gutatiye lineup last
night. did not latitude 'vFrcneh. but
French “as ‘out for the diill today.
Strangler Lewis .3
Throws Silva
and it. was e31d§nt that he was being ,
groomed for action at some time dur— i PHILADELPHPL 30‘“ ‘5' Ed
(Strangler) lie-Wis. former world's
ing the game.
Navy. announced he
iegular linesmeu. but that there w
be some. changes in the back field a
the outset.
C0a(h F clweLl of the . _ . . _
would start the ih1=a3vne1glit “rtstlmg champion. de-
U.lldlfeated Justiana Silxa 01‘ Portugal. in
tlu one fall match. last night. Lewis
331'013 with a double arm luck in e'lc3en
T PAGE
1
rathe" ‘
cs. 4:31-11 though ‘
_ were more than live hundred persons"
, The main attlattiou of the cvtuin: .7
‘Waiking Record '
F or “Tillie Plant
NIC‘V YORIL Stu. 25. -—\\'illia.n‘l'
Plant. of the. Mm'ningside' A. (1..
holder of many walking title-s. won
the fast time prize in the annual
City Hall to Conley Island walk,
yesterday in record time for‘v'thc
ctmrre. He covered the ten and a
quarter miles in 1 hour. 34 Initiates.
«33 su't'llllar. The (lid mark, made
by \V. J. RulkI-r. of the Newv York
.«\. C..‘(3n’ Fchrtulm 22. 1917. was 1
3mm: 26 minute.-. .10 seconds. Plant
'inde in sixth position and W
”.00 33111} back 131‘ Anthony Dalla-
~midro. ol' the Pastime A .(‘., who
captured first prize.
Want Fifty Player
‘ Limit fer Major _ ,
' League Clubs
NEV.’ Yt’)l:l\‘_ Nov. i'».~—'\Vl1e.11 the
major baseball leagues 1114343: herenext
month an effort will b:- niade to in-
crease the off 564150” plaver limit to
fifty men. The present ma\imqm is
forty. with twenty tlv e tli e limit. for a.
greater part of the ptnuaut season.
The tendency toward a . greater
number is the r( suit of the wiping out.
of. the draft. As big leaguers can not
draft from Class AA leagues L any
more. and as they can not purchase
from them it the). won‘t sell. the bi:
leaguers ha3e’to do their own devel—
oping of men to :44 greater extentthan
formerly:
In order to develop a 4112b the man—
ager must ila\t'S01U“lllille to develop
and precious few good ones have.«_heen
discowred recently from the forty
player limit. The more youngsters that
can be carried during the spring and
placed out for further schooling, the
more probability» of finding ayfirst-
class man or l\\‘0. so it will be strong~
ly urgel that tho re be: an increase to.
fiftv men for sprint: training. .
”The Class AA‘s no (Raft measure
shackles the 111:3,303' leagues." said
John Heydier. president of the Na—
tional I.» 113119. "and in so far asit. pre-
vents Class AA players homecoming"
up to the majors whom the: draft
would gi3c a chance to come up. it
creat-«s discontent among those play-
ei's.
Red Men Going to ,
Stamford to Clash
,With the K. of C.
The Red Men basketball team to-
night will journey to Greenwich,
where they will clash With the ‘K. of
C. aggregation. The trip will be made
by auto bus and a large number of
rooters are expected to accompany the
team.
On Monday night the Red. Men will
play the Alpines. of Bridgeport. in
Red Men‘s Hall. 'l‘hc' Red Llen Sec—
onds will clash
the same night
Kec- ma\ get into the fray later. \A il-
hide or Johnson will be at quarter for
the Army. with Smythe at full.
_ The gamcuis attracting a great
throng of admirers to New York.
Members. of the President‘s Cabinet.
Army and Navy officers. the Diplo-
matic. Corps and certain deli-gates to
the Disarmament Conference. Sema-
tors and Congressmen are expected
for the big contest. ‘he Naval Acad—
mcnts will arrive by special trains to-
morrow. , '
Zbyszko to Retire
Within a Y ear.
._____. .v 1
NI'ZW’ YORK. Nov. ‘2..—Stanislaus
Zhyszko, who will defend his heavy-
weight wrestling title. Monday night.
in a bout with Ed (Strangler) 'Lewis.
former champion, announced yester—
.344 h
is M:
undet‘eau-d, Lasalle High school foot-
ball team. of this city, x'as prepared
for a hard battle. when it met the La-
Grange High School eleven, of Chica-
go. today. LaSalle has not been scor~
ed on this season. The’VVestei-ners
also are :1 strong. 33' ell- balanced. team, .quit "
3. Zhvszko is more than 40 :'e..1s 013
land has engaged in 940 matches.
and a cl us: contest was expected.
Ralph Greenleaf
Is Cue Victor
YORK, Nov. 2.5.—Ralph
Greenleaf. pocket billiard champion
yesterday won both games of the
fourth block of his 1.500 point exhi-
bition with Thomas Hueston. in the
Strand Academy.
the afternoon game by 1:25 to 117, and
triumphed in the night contest, 125 to
118. Greenleaf now leads his oppo-
nent by 1.000 to 693. Huestou Inade
a. run of 51. the highest. thus far.
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[Hartlev conqueror of Joe Tiplitz. in a
litv and Tim Dronev of Lancaster, was
The titleholder took 3
{National
.finished on the short end in three of
day he expected to retire within 5" i'
year. '
“I intend.” he said. “to give all
those worthy of a chance. a crack at
the championship as fast as matches
can be arranged. Then I expect ’to
Droney Defeats
Pete Hartley
25. —;-Pete '
recent bout. did not display much abil—« '
an easy winner in the final bout at the. _.
A. A.. Th'lnksgiving Day
'show yesterday afternoon Hartley
'
the rounds won one and the other-
four were classed as even sessions. .,
Stewart, multi-inventor,
Conroy, Keehler. Brachet a’mqmlnutes. J,
Cruise will start for the N33 \' behind .
the line. and Hughes \‘oyes and Ale—i SHE DENIES HUMELE’EI s.
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Mrs. Robert B. Honeyman, Jr., ridicules that her father. John K.
was once a humble horse clipper under
name of Dennis or Terrence O’Brien.
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