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*‘iri'shlfimmy "’ Buyer
“7 P To Elect “ fid”
llAli'l‘Fi‘liil‘. Nov. L‘fi.~—lt ism".
:2. cos» 0' L;!‘!'t.'ii III:”:’IS Gi'cek 1:: Lin:
Foot G rd ring. tonight. But.
:ihough e of 12}: contestants is a le~
gzitimxu Irishman. iidviiig been im—
'pottei‘l to this. country not inucl'. 11102"?
sthan :1 _\I.1:‘ ago. and tin" other a d»:-
Ascendant ' lerusuicm. the tussle may
strove (gusto :zs (\citim“ as 21 “Greek lS.
Greek"
Th6 Iris}; lad is Jinnnj‘ I‘nvye-r.
“Tim: he“
{arm} was Holyokcv liz‘.§.. but Jimmy
shook 2h» dust of the Luv State burs
off his :u-t after polishing
and 3r} 1. S. opponents.
now do“? on ll 0 list as
er, New Iorli "
His opponent is "Kid" Kaplan still
:1“sn 1‘Il town guy. “ and with no in
icntimis at meseut of moving himsclf
.10 “'ltrfl‘f' tlu' lights more
‘brightt-I‘
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5LT:-
aI'd is
“James I'\\’_\‘-
are
:m-l Kaplan have mct before.
on inf-in}: Jimmy's (lorrlmt in
.zlsis cit... They clashed twice in one
night. mice in on v-islltvrounvlvr arid
again in :2 four—rounder
Bridgeport Lands
Two from, Yankees
bz'lscl Hall is twin:
.sczn‘It‘mtz-ution nowadays. Geuc Mc—
{Ynnm Bridgeport managz-r. is setting
the drop on the other Haste-i n l. eaguc
rants. 'l‘hc viteran Park City skip—
jvcr is 'lr'aviy thing l.is plans for 3‘0
192: C'Lll'llfili‘ll‘x.
.(;cts Two from lauks.
‘i‘l .0 ugh
The .\‘--xx' York Yal‘lkr'eS. overstock—
md \vitl; young: {>Ld\ 11‘“ m: rial havc
startr-d slicing tlxlr rostr with the
result that six have been
the Ininors and two of
Inc-cu 5:1 :ilmed by Alt-Ci The pros-
3'Ispicti‘vc Bridge-port players iauded
the Yankees art 1" rank Mun
' :lcr. sud Gxigsby. about
ir- {IlOlI is not at hunch
“those have?
. . is a diaovm‘y of “Bel.“
Gilks. \"- .Yaukec scout. Last
.vc-asm: after lie-iris: looked
«over at g training amp of
lhe Y:- farm ed out to the
Atlautz'. r»:‘ the Southern Assry
riation. (lain u:liscovered it had
:In oversupply of . ‘i-ldet‘s. with thr-
wsult that Munsonu was shifted to the
'Tex'as League. \vhcrc he went so well
that the Yankees exercised their op-
sxoiml rights.
Elontreal Bars
Mike McTigue
llC>XTl:.-.Al. Nov. 29,—1like Bic-
’h’guu \1'v 3011:. and Jeff's mith.
of I.;._\' N. J.. iiiiddleweights. to-
day \Vt‘l‘v barred from participating in
future bouts here by Chief of Police
lasagna (rho said they had broken a
fontract 'to appear on December 1".
’l‘iie two men were said to have signed
articles to fight at Madison Square
1731-1191“. next Thursday. Pron' oter
C’v‘
-I:Rv§
Conway announced he was holding a
Sad-'3') diamond. gold and iIOrv belt.
Mon Lg Smith in Paris and on evhi—.
lull-cm here since Smith fought last‘
‘C’K‘k.
iGilroy Captain
, Of Tiger Eleven
‘5 i Ixtcmox. N. J. Nov. 29—-
it‘s varsity football leader in
‘ be Ralph Charle r- Gilroy. of.
Mass. Gilmy. who has
.1 of Primefons most consist-
‘ m r: nrmers on the gridiron during
' here. has chosen yesterday.
- " ‘ ' meeting of the Tiger
fired in either the Har-
rashes this fall.
" eds Capt. Keel: one of
tar: Li' 5 met turned. out at
captain-elect prepared 'for
"too at Haxerhill High school
and 1-.‘\eter and in both of these in-
stitutions “as prominent in football
and baseball.
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K311313313 TQlli-ghjt ficcluimed for
fought here before his home
oft‘ various
and
shunted tor
ill". iliie sen Accepts
Staff 5 Challenge
(' in! l\TI.;\_.‘EI _\ Norway. "Nut;
29. ——U~(ar 1Lttliicscn.- the world‘s
champion @6131: skater. has act-effi-
cd :I Iliallcngc front the. Amcricali
.pt'm‘cssion :11 ha: mnimI. giving}; ‘1
S‘tziil (If (hit-9 .211. for a scrics of
raw ~ tor tin. title.
.‘lnthicscn also has rcceivcd cliaI-
i: 'ufi. ~ li'nm "0‘ )ln .‘Iv'lx‘an. 01 ( hi-
1211. “ha “as licatcn hy tlu- Sm:-
xx: caian. two \Weais ago: hair‘s-F
Hamil.» and I. \‘Ci‘i‘lt )Icfiownn. ‘22
pi m c ssiunal champion. Arthur
nt xx'rinittcd liuc. )[athioscn has
announced hi.» \silliugness to go in
u <- I ni‘ul States tlus “inter and
im ct those Incn on Lake I’latid m
Hc aln adv has be-
>21:- anm' Lakc
21m training.
Quaker City Fans ,
Believe Joe Houser
“7 111 Make a Hit
1; Quakcr l‘ily fans are strong in
lnrli 1: that Joe Houser. the first
11 Is. mun olut :‘Iii. ed from lliln’wukec. is
gain: to make a hit. Joe is a left
51 l""k r If he make-s good.
have Brazill. xx ho looked so
good at the beginning of last season.
one: Johnny \Valker. who filled in so
. (‘npehly when Brazill was hurt. on his
,‘nizints In order to get House".
{had to turn 0\ er De. \9 Keefe. pitcher?
lem; leart catcher and Ivy Griffin.
first lmsc‘mun.
Emmi“!
Mack will
Vs
Green Gold Lands ,
Heavy W'agers
\’ \' CIRl EANS 1.1L. Nov.
G!" t, a} Gold. riddt u by Garner and cur-
ryjug' {“5 pounds. was one of‘th'e {lye
lvx‘oll backed willncrs tlic Kcntucky
delightion supplied in ycsu-rdziy‘s shirt
itc-il xuclrg‘ at Jefferson Park. Gx's'wt'n
Gold was ore of the three successffll
favorites. and his victory was loudly.
he I'us hacked, to the
of, all others by the.
and their large fol—
“f9 .—
.aM-l
virtual wxclusion
ll’lorisant stable
{I )\\ lug: .
Gm uv: had him away on his loos
Ianal lw dominated the running
throughout thanks to the belated get-
away and ( arly roughing that Tableau
D'llumwur was compelled to contend
with. .\'t the em] 'Green Gold was
ive-ll in’ hand to take the. verdict by :1
length and a half from Raignuer. a
is to I shot. while Tableau D'H’on-
neur saved third. The time. 1:14. was
the .best record throughout the. day.
Thi- track was at its best. and the
weather proved a delight to the, large
delegation of'horsemen who arrived
from Bowie during the morning.
w Garner rodeboth good thingsmfi the
day. 'his first being the filly, May
Rodiue. _which popped to the lead at.
the start and led throughout after she
had been hacked from 6 ,to 1 to '1‘ to 2
before. the running of the. six furlongs
claiming race. .
Mcllt-rmolt also rode two winners.
and so shared the. jockey honom.
Dorl'us 3nd .Alerchant \vcre his pair.
though In" handled the. well backed
favorite High Gear in slovenly fash—
ion in the final and was fortunale'to
finish third. his mount running as
though much the best. The final went
to \Valnut Hall and was his second
win of the meeting.
Dundee Easily ,
Defeats “’allace‘
NFI‘.V YORK. Nov. ~29.—v.lolmn.\'
Ilamdm- easilyoutpointed lidllil- \\';1l-
lace in the feature bout ()P'I‘Vk‘inf
rounds. at tho Broadx'ay Exhibition
Association. in Brooklyn. lastiiisht.
It was Dundee's first fight since gain-
inf: his new honors a week ago. ‘
“'ullace proved 59 easy for Dundce
that the new junior lightweight title-7
holder tardly extended himself. Dun—
dee took mailers gust. like éI boxer in
training. }l(- is scheduled to box Sail-
or Friedman. in the 4th Regiment
Armory. of Jersey City. next Monday
night. and Johnny seemed to have
this bout in mind throughout the 12
rounds he ivas boxing “'allace. Fried—
man is the Chicago lightweight who.
last work. gave Bonny
hard right in Philadelphia.
Earl Caddock
Throws Rival
COLL'MBI’S. Ohio. Nov. fill—Earl
Caddock. of Des Moines. Iowa, world‘s
light heavyweight wrestling champion,
defeated George Kotsonaros. of Col~
umbus, in a. one fall match here. last
night. ’Caddock threw the Greek with
a toe hold and arm lock after two
hours and thirn -ii\e minutes of
wrestling. ’
Mack.
Leonard :1.
l
3. ' ’ » .
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3- .: :.'
i ' Ey F V. Mail VIAIION
g . .s 4
l
i New tlézi the football season is Ilium? V ""013 .1570 en'erts are busily"
‘ nfruger‘l in lining up the 1. 1mg forklilmil ”i honors A” m t0 elf-“me
:th 21‘. 101111 State ranks illst among the East ’:1 '1'”\‘€'ES. 'i‘wif; (US? of the fix-l
'e lc'it rigcoid' made, through a hard sCHG'll—l" i ‘1“ “1“" 59“"‘S ‘0 13‘? great .
linen-noes of oyinion s among the. ENpI‘JIS' s 1" “9“? U?“ “‘3 of ‘ :0 Eastern
1191mm should rank- Cm ceding that'Pcnu Sm‘n {zu'rics ills! hon ors iv e be»
ilie 'e ti
at the:
iris against him State
\3\ v is cnti‘. lcd to seem
fsistency of its defense.
1'
l
'ball prohibiting.
Norwalk High’s
The Norwalk High school baskmltzil! 45123121“ P1335 its first garm-
scason. on .Friday night. Iii.
up tag
at Hoyt-‘5
tip their fizst victorx of the season.
ducingrresults. ll‘: r1' 7 slnck to the (in?
O O
The Tigcrs arc not tllc only football tr
\‘x‘illim‘ns U" no.
fault of their own. Th.
eleven have been trying to get (0“(lllll Hurt: but the. weather
maxrhas been against them. , _ . . '
‘ . o 0 a o~ I, ;;
_ .' , , .
'Nexv‘York fistic followl:1's will. no (‘252' EUR 3Iil'li55i'il S‘Illtu‘c Gar tlcn
tonight. to get :1 look'at Bonny Leon
Metropolis. ' The champion
New Jersey. and should‘.‘
~ " , 1- .
'l‘he'li. of C'. skotball 14- am lid-1'. ‘x’m-‘r: Hm 4‘: Wfir‘kr'ttlt. last eveninz. at
Hovt's Hall. and. in :1 dructicc 2mm; 12" % >523:le 11 L’WJI'I drubl-ing.’ Man—
1.1m '. uu'4n.lt-ot»h.nvn courts. in addi-
2 _"€l‘ Splan has ulreudy- ZhOOkt' (1 st U ml
tion to the homc games SLLL'dUlI' d.
‘
The Penn Slate squad is din" to :'
the new climalt i: I inf;- p'aratiou for tli
ingLon. in Seattle. Saturdax. \ssist ll. t
watchm" the ‘Wushingto’n clew n 101' ill»
tell the. Penns'shuniu plavc is “121 ll. to
Eastern elcu-n m l
ports sax that the: plavers an in ( xu'll
the start 0E the game.
husktllulll lb: '
: lmskll'
\V‘llerc are all the
l\\.1\s considt' rtd .I fiist (‘1‘.l.
game appalentlv suffered all ovI-r UH
ball is staging a strong C0!n¢".bll(fk illl'. ‘
once again on the basketball map
The games this xvintt l. u! thar
under the auspices of flatten Q. “Hi!
(46‘: ted manager.
who. we are sure. .Iie
winter.
eager to St. c
\Ve aric. told that Frank 0.112;”. is t-xtxc‘ntlv
York Luiversitv. which docs not still
to his ability as a. great. fooll ”:1 llil mnv‘.
sonality. which won for him 1% your»?
set of the season.
. . ..
rin
l list
7 \Vt~ 4143u1~tii‘tli»I'-- \‘I‘.:.‘\ 2 (“'11.
as New York L‘niul'i'siu. Um; 1U
ing of the st-uson.
and confronted tlu'
and third string rm-n so 1' In“?! ly that II
lné‘XDC‘l‘IPRCL'd Hit-n var-t :ourd in his I
iiifiifii ‘53; 5 “
In '
succe- 21‘ (3
sit uul lUll
. lust night at th
tlu- remark able
(1 IT! 1
li(I".‘.l‘Ill"
,elicxul to l'n 2x l!‘\\‘ i'u'ortl for duel-1p
hi
piexiouslv i‘I'slinsz' :It 91.1»ert is one
and has accountI-tl fox mom a Nonvalk team \‘icton w ith his true arm.
up ih c icrt'
Babe Ruth May Get
Judge Landis"
Verdict Today
Cl-llC‘AGO. Nov. 'rarwllube Ruth
may know today Villllt .punishment
will be given him for his failure to
abide liy‘tlle rulcs of organized base—
world series players
from taking part in exhibition games
after the close of the season.
.. Judge Landis. Baseball Commissimr
er, last flight. rcccivcd tlIc question-
naire he had sent liutli.’ \Vhile Judge
Laudis made no announcement, it was
believed that, be wouldrender an ini-
me‘diate decision—f—either today or
within a day of. two..
Judge .ld'uidis has the authority to
suspend Ruth {mm baseball either
temporarily or permanently. or to fine
good “01k.
him. There. was no indfi'ation eaxly
today as to What course he would
take.
Ruth Bill Piercv and Bob Meuscl
took part in the barnstorming trip
immediately after the. world series.
They were warned by Judge Landis
before the 'start of the trip that they
were laving themselves open to dras-
tic action. After three or four games.
the trip was called off by the players.
its \ictory OX't-l‘ Trims:
alnst the Grecnwich High school
Cochran the local players are in cxcelle':
yph‘. ‘3'
lcrial for a good team last year and m irlf' fl ‘ dim
have. just as “"0ch nmtcrial this yea and
mats Croruiv I
.'in without ( .\lI mu: 1.: l‘
Penn State Meets Vl ashing'toh, Saturday
confidém ll: 1t ‘1': 'cix
Xarwrllk
The flow manor.“ m» m (if :11 rm 5 tin.
hilSl\Lll‘IIlE I
(mush (tannin actually workedgwondm‘s with his recruits
in excellent fashion.
. final point TPPknning was comnflnd
4.‘ h. ~_;uuse of its r- client show-
:Un and iii: Ann} and the cou-
Id 7]
Opening Game
of the.
. Nurwalk. when they will line
...I ['.,rl~r the supenision of C90 "loll
t .12“. and are ('0: it“; lent (It chalking
(.5: u' (RIPE studmwts had good ma-
FEdllitlIl-‘SHU‘VIF‘V‘ They
how a coach who is capable of pro.—
v... 1. pa \\ liité.
ll '54:»
'AM
3 U
Attention. You «
' fiaddlewexghts . ,
\tti‘ntion. umhlicxusights‘sfi
\mm'rr )fikc Dnmnmi son of the
late,"l’rdl. “five" and boxing in:
structmr niche Ncw York A. C" is
.now in the. hunt for Johnny \\’ll—-
son‘s middleweight crown: 3194“
camc out 01' . resirvxncnt away
aml handed ‘l‘oniiny Madden. .
ruggm Bnmklynitc a line lacing mi
1110 Rink' Sporhng Club.
5‘1 was just recline msself out
that niglft." said Mike. yesterday.
“as it “‘55 my. first bout since I
time had; from 'I—‘rance. ‘
lost none or inv spun! or cleverness?
and with a few more bouts I‘ll be
ready for “. jlson."
The. son of Prof. Mild: looked the
pic lure of health as he stovped
around. the gnu of the New York
A. (3.. and the .mcnibcrs, 'of the
,\\'hx,«:ed Foot in‘g‘animfiou think as
much of Young Mike as they did of
his grand old daddy.
~m' who or: rastins through no
(If ,\r\.\‘ 1.1mm 'Illiil tho Bridgt'pnij
l‘li: '11).ka i\
ll“ 1:.
‘liis 10W: zi‘hsvncu {10in the:
"I'vl. \vt‘m I'Migllt champion or
1 ‘ »
nix" iv H';Ii‘~‘le'l0ri 1:. -to begin Work in
-, nth th-t- l. : .Ivusitv of “lush-
(4 1M IiilllOW. of l‘ mu State. has been
.Ist hao weeks and will endeavor to l
{1.1311 I‘m weak spots . Followers of the I
to :un' will emufzc victorious. as re—
c m ch. Milieu. and are eagerly. awaiting
I'
. :1 I’mv yours llatli? Norwulk was
until reccutlv. when the indoor
iis \‘e ll‘.l10“‘t‘\'('l‘. basket-
“c 1.\pect. take its place
‘T
.11 (in
(on In "31
\Qx'xxu‘: k Will,
Armory, are being” conducted
l'lIiiikvtt~us the company‘s
'- Lsuppm't of all local fans
success at. the Armory this
‘\\.II
HI?”
I
O O
. r as a coach at va
hr the \\ rile. . ‘ he lef’ist. In addition
Mr. Gurgan possosses ll magnetic per—
ol all his players at the vcry out-
z no»:
I I
the country with as dil‘fimxltu schedule
at with such poor material at tho open—
Hw developed his sccomit
t the I loss of the season. three or four
meup. -
C l‘
e Norwalk Rowling Alleys, Albert Rose
score of 09 without a mark. This is
ms in \or\\ alk the highest local score
of the clextrest bowlers in the State
Keep
Winter League to
’ “7 ind Up December 8‘
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-—Thc
California Winter Baseball League. in
which several major league, stars are
playing. closes its first seasou'Decen1«
licr .\. after which the two leadingr
clubs will play a series for a. $2.1'00
puisc.
Ruin has interfered with the leag-
ue ‘s sch edulc here somewhat but in-»
suraticc carried by the local owners
has made up: the ilosses,“ The local
club collected $5LQOD insurance when
it mined .1ocof an inch Thanksgiving
Day.
Abe Goldstein
Gets Decision
NEW YORK. NOV. 29.———Abe Gold-_
stein won the judges‘ decision over
Harry Londonrin. a twelveeround bout
that. 'bri'slled'yvith action at the Star
Spbrting Club. in Harlem. last night.
It was perhaps the best bougfof the
give and take kind that the fight .fans
in Harlem have seen for some time.
Goldstein's 1m, jab, which he used
with rapid fife precision. stood him in
good stead xvith the judges when the
'last
Zbyszko Retains ,
W reStling Title In
Beating LeWis
.\' l" \V
Ni lcs
'vm'K Nov _ :1. —VI restiing
of \‘e'ursrago were r-nt‘OIc'ecl here
night. {111d I‘PC‘OEJHXYIOR \‘835 glV‘. n
the rolling fall. which enabled Star»
lslnus Zh)‘S7kO to retain his
Ilt‘filf‘Y»
we l‘JIlI \vl‘eslling- title In a H”
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I have" '
‘ with a
, "two»t‘ers
ll‘lIJI‘l'l with LIl (S truuglcr) Louis
This old rule. which maszko said
has won many matches for him in tlivl‘mt 1“ the market for a “13391
. baseball .
early days of his'curclfi'i'. provides that
when :I come-stunt is compcllt'd in cs-
cuplng from a hold to roll so that.
both his shoulrlci‘s touch lhc mat mo-
mbulzu‘ily. :1 {all 51 ill l)»: 3“".‘u'di-d to
his opponent. “. referee" of last
night's conlest awaidr—d lesizko‘ his
first tall on this rule. when Leiwisro
ed out of a half Nelson 'und or tel:
hold. ‘
The rolling {all rule has
intluded in the terms of anx‘ other
championship Wrcr .tling bout held in,
the. last years, l‘ol10\\e1.: ot the game-
said. ' .7
Lewis gained the first {all with :1
spectaculo r flying head lock in 1G min—
Mos. 31 scconds.
It was 9. slashing match of l'Irziwn
and xvits while it lasted. but in justicc
to Lewis it must bc said that hr.- was
a victim of a “fall" that must be rid-
den out of wrestling at once.
N0 Trade as Yet by
,-Miller‘ Huggins
not larch
N 2“” YORK, Nov. 1’9.——-—l\liuer Hug-
gins. Inanageri-of"€;he' 'pe‘nfiam- -wina-a'q
hing Yankees. gamete toxx‘n_yester-
day and talked baseball for the. first.
time since‘ the World's series ended.
He hasn‘t talked business with 'thc
Yankee owners, ,Cols.’ Ruppert and
Huston. ht» said. regarding a re~en-
gagem’ent. as manager. and won't un-
to later. He. has let the dead wast
bury its dead. as far as the world's
series is concerned and “is looking
toward 1922 and another pennant lot
the A. L. in Manhattan.
".\‘0 trades yet." said Huggins. .He
looks remarkably well. considering
the illness he experienced after leav-
ing New York for Cincinnati. A fort»
night in camp at Hickman. K32. has
out a coldrin the little chap's'cheeks
and a snaprin his walk. ' '
“\V’c‘re going to need another good
pitcher next year, maybe two.” he
said. "That anyone could see, as a
result of the series and the games
just precedingvit. I haven‘t given a
thought to other positions If I can
get better men something may be
done but'a team that could win. as‘
the Yanks did, looks pretty well as
it is.‘
Asked whether he‘d try to get Joe
T‘mgon from the. Athletics. Huggins
said he hadn‘t talked over that with
Connie Mack since last year. but if
the.- I’hiladelphia manager wants to
get rid of the third baseman, he said
the Yanks could find use for him—~111-
dicating that he thinks prettv highly
of Ioev Dugan. .
Huggins said he thought a training
trip to the Coast could be made with-
out hurting the phssical conditioig: of
" thait;
PAlll MWRENEE
BEATS PAUL
the Blue.
' the score:
loyal TDOiv'l‘R,
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s.-
Jhtiil
{HI 4215. 3.". l.
or. and a larzzv. 51:: :I
Slllililsii ill 3'1 I'l- .' fill"
01' RI 41 team. 1
wall; Club. last his 511$:
to 41.
' Considering ti“? fact
lama. motion Pli‘lllic
ill-.9: hogems'm. w
XII (line
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dirt clor 2.21%
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lit-eperuudrete: 3.4 "ad who is :. ml Isl—3
her oz‘ ill" lllue t. ‘51. thus \‘I‘lllif‘ll‘l his
spurs. all last eye: if: he sucme i": ll
admira‘oiy in noticing .' all errors cum—i
(3 ,.
.xnv
milled h;- the: ini- membrr ot zlicé
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’lmnorxow e‘: 11mg. \‘(c-lnesday. l‘m.
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"runnu'y" champion will out‘ 1' his op- :
pourni Harry 'l‘ai'lov of the l’lucs ?
pa ii‘ of glasscs the. lenses 0:?
which liar» lu ""1 arranged so as to
make the cue bed I .1.p;.~eai to be “here '
it Isrt.
It is whispered in tho
that Tar} .3\ will smokt-
‘ ‘aiid that
l
Blues camp
:1 number of
he x-rill set, up :2 ;
=’ (Iii: KPH; ht titles
Penn State Eleven "
Arrives in Seattle
shl’lfi‘ldi. “ash“ Nov. 2%....
Hugo emit-k and infirmity-three
mi'nibcrs of {he I‘e-nmyh 4:11.13 sans
Collegi- “:11th team. which 1mm
“IP 1 niu'rsity ul‘ “'a'sliizlglam mm;
on Saturday. arrival hex-42' 4"‘3‘513‘Eif‘
day.
Boyd-ck said 1134' men stood {he
trip. well and that he (inflate-J 11x51.
to hr in the he~t of (“mditiun by
auudan
Lou Bogash to Meet.
Mike O’Dowd, Dec. 5
:3.——-IJOB. W
l‘i'llJGl‘ POPT No .
\lll' e 0‘ Dow?
ho‘dcr
10 go brain."
:2; iél‘. and
wore matofioi
rounds xs- a.
last night
demsion at the I‘lGllé'F'l‘ Sporting Citric.
it; .\4\v York. on December 6. ant»
‘W'thii from tonight.
Smith. manager of the my;
has been angling {or thismt:
Joe
battlex‘.
for some time past.
.ceeded \esterday in clinchirg the go.
This “"1“ l“?- one of the most i321.
..:r"'v i'““‘(’f":‘..' v‘ <‘- 1:. ._
:1; 33‘“ 1:“:‘3 "Eff?" E‘Hi‘w‘ér ”‘5 portont matches of the fall In Now
‘1' ’ ( 1‘ (“hu‘nms "3 52:00.. gYork. as. despite his defeats by Jam
George M. Cohan Not
In Market for‘Major Eh
(League Baseball Clubi
NE \Y
YORK. Nov. 23—89013? )l.
who has i't'tm‘nvd 1“ nm :1 visit;
to Europe. state-xi last. night “'11::
lr-ziguo
he
club.
He was reported to be willing to
purchase one of the big league clubs.
after he had'umiounced his retirement
from the theatrical producing busi—
ness. in this country. .
He said today that he was. .“too
333183" Viith theatrical things in London
to'thiiil; about llllfi‘illg a chill."
Iieonard-Mitch ell—
Bout on January 2
Mil \‘I‘AL RES. Nox. 29.—~—Denny
Leouaid, ligiztxxelghl thumpiou. will
mcct l’iuliey Mitchell, of Milwaukee,
in a teu~rouu1i noulr'v‘isiun bout here.
Jauumv '2. it wus .1; . JUHC‘Pd ycstez"
by by Tom Andrews. {ironic-inn
Leonard is guuiameed 15.1”“. With
the privilege- of a percentage». and
Mitchell $3.90". The bout will in:
stugcd atr ('leclInghls.
. Leonard has twice del‘eated“Richie
Mitchell. I’inkey'sdlrother.
CoastIBWCoast
Automobile Race
BEENOS AIRES. Nov. 29 (By Thee}
Associated Pressir—A coast to coast
automobile race. from this city to "al-
paraiso. Chile. will be attempted earlv
next year the star I bring set for Fe b-
marv 1. The route lies across the
Andes Mounluirr l»_\' “'2'. x of the Pine
l-Lachado PaSs. The e‘ cut was organ-
ized and is being financed by the
f
. uy “‘ilson.
both of them bordering on:
airline decisions. Mike. is still ton»
lsirj: red the leading middleweight gas;
has 1:“ his tollouing in Gotham
It should in.» a big dra 'iug card sin-ii
ngai‘i ll 1
usual genial skill
pugilisti: plum.
\Vinter Football
Practice at Univ.
Of Pennsylvania.
ropping off this;
in
Pl'lILADEIJ‘IlIA. NOV. 29.——-Wa-
ter football I‘Il‘uc‘ili'l: got under was at.
the University of Pennsylvania twist-
Um: hundred and. twenty-five me}; I?»
ported for the first practice yeste’rzky.
hut. lain consul a; postponement. 'VTi‘e
intimation is til» result of Pennsy!~
\ania's season of glidiron defeats. ,
Head Coach lklsman told the phy-
ers that. om of thc reasons the 1321
team did not In =k4 a better showing:
was the: failure of sufficient football
material toreport for practice. “This
present candidates answered the {'33
for men with previous football 9. “s
more.
Jack Dempsey‘s
Parents to Reside
In Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 21—3“
father. mother and sister of Jack
Dempsey will leave Salt Lake Ci“?
after Christmas to make their perms
.nent home in'Los Angeles, according
to a brother. Joe Dempsey, who his
starts-(i a house hunt hem. He EEK
Jack would purchase a house ad {811
acres of land upon his arrival hers...
January I.
newspapt-rs 1.3‘Naciou. of this city.
and El '\I€rc_urio. oi Santiago. Chile;
Boxing Bouts m
I‘HILADEI PHI A. Nov.
Burman ot‘ C‘ hicago. 119
11011333. ‘43
121 pounds. in an uninteresting bout“
in the final at the Olympia A. A.
night. Bobby Dvson of New Bedford.
“ass.
from Tommx \iurrav.122 pounds. of
this city. Fr ankle Rice. of Bal iuiore.
and Gus Franchetti; of this c.ity
fought a sixsrouu d 112-23“
“on in easv fashion Artie McCain]
beat Bobby Allen.
“Pack’y’? McFarland
Is Hailed to Court
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.———"Packey" )lc’l
Farland. former lightweight bo‘xez'.
mons today to appear and answer
charges of violating the prohibition
law. McFarland 211d M. C. Scheidt.
president of the company. have been
Operating a ’brewe cry which has been
his men. as far as 09““ng the season 'than the legal {Onients of alcohol for
here in mid- April is concerned. How-
ever. there doesn’t seem as bright a
chance of the. Yankees’making the
Pacifictrip as there was a week ago.
It doesn’t look as th’ ugh it. could be
made to pay. even with Babe Ruth in
it: and. with him’out. as a. result of
Judge Landis’ sentence. if it comes.
the trip would be av'flivver.
He said he would attend the meet—
ing of. the minorJeagues. at Bufi‘alo-
Dec. 5. and hoped while there to make
some advantageous trades or pur-
several months. it is alleged by Dis-
trial Attorney Clyne.
In Bout Tonight
NEW” YOPK_ Nov. 9.—~Benny
Leonard. world's lightweight boxing
champion. is scheduled 10' meet
George “'ard, New Jersey rwelter-
weight, in an exhibition bout. the
feature contest of a show for charitv
chases.
to be held in Madison Square Garden.
tonight.
e-'\%;‘;.A
featcd Johnny lxrovui. of \ew._’ Y‘Q’fl; lhOYfiEa
lastIEmorv F. Larson.
who “eighed 124 pounds “7.011 “‘5‘” for “‘0 seasons
;.Chapdelaine. alias Jack Delaney
now a brewer of Joliet. is under sum— l
;the
'night.
making beer with considerable more!
Benny Leonard 7 7 l
I Ogden Utah. has been aim—-
ed captain for next year sch
Conroy has has
a regular member of the Navy Mt
playing m
back and calling the signals this year.
gills work has been most saiisfactow
and it is Lpliei ed that he will make 1::
Ben T21} lor ,excellent leader.
was :1 9 match for “‘illie Moore who?
Bridgeport Boxers at
Providence Rm
zit—«Tad:
it
Bridgeport and known as Pat. Delaw
in Providence. will meet Frank @-
bone. of New York, invthe main 3031
Rhode Island city, tamer-2w
Frankie Ahearn. also Racial.
as Young Ahearn. of this city. #3
box Charles Bapetis in 9. preliminanr
go.
Notre Dame Eleven
May Play on em
LOS ANGELES Nov. 25.—-—~N€32§&
Dame Uni ersity appeared mm
to be the only remaining 13935?wa
to represent the East at the m‘i
East vs. West footbangame Wraith
Passadena on New Year‘s day. an.
cial word was lacking that Com, *7
could not accept. but tournament. as.
cials said they had heard infirm
that this was the case.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov.
SQUIRE EDGEGATE—The Constable Is a Real 'Caiiioullage Artist
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