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i‘iEW RBEHELLLS
LUQSE TH LOCALS

7, (at: a: {he fastest games of the
121 Nozwail: basketball quin‘

‘1 night. at the Somali; Armou,

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he. The final score was'4‘.‘ to 34. in
flavor of the local team.

In [319 prcliminai'y gamc Ram r‘.\ (‘
tli‘ff‘flti‘d the Y. M. C. C live. l~‘.\ a
:ECOI‘IE‘ of IS it) 11. This grunt \V’isfllsG
Hose sin-Ci fiil“d'1:iih (soiling 1110‘
:mcni‘s _

Carlson prov-«.11 l in: . svli' a sim- in 1111‘}
home last night M‘ ‘3“ “U“— 0”:

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king: honors i‘ronl
12:0 :‘zlnlt- Carl
Dill s a 1151--

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N: i. I? It? l!3$ki' t. but he
« x. it: go 103 shape in the team

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l‘z'iscli.
in the Innis:
pl Ving 101' all ilk"
. Goorge piled up three
i a foul in tho first period
, seconrl.

“-1.. K. of 0.. Horns 111311;": a
3811?.» In fact. he was the
' \{u} of the fire. In the first
SKOYCVT ionr baskets and
record in the second
0‘; his throws were marli-
1i11.17..?t angles and resulted in

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.xcli applause. Last year Burns
4,1} mi “iii: 1‘ mil; Frisch's All—Stars.

lliirizztll “Ito played left guard.
\‘ Is in tin; gum».- t-vé-x'y minute. piling;
V’s It‘ll

'11 1E.» lzziif Norwalk ran away
{mm Us: :itors. In the second per-
iod. however. the K. of C. team (11—.

1itllVC‘i't’lj to overcome the load.
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y-riod 19:11; V~LZS too much for than to
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i‘x if \V‘ Y1 *9. K. Dar. S.—-»Tilirt(~€-n
:1.- . xrts lf‘l"ii‘ ling :1 t» it:lti\‘0§}‘ arrang-
1 ' 1:111 E2. Mil/1 .VEiGill l'niversiiy. of
.- " ' ' sch {Li aled for

snxmmi 1g and
«as announced

makes: lie follows:
.Vlcllii fin (tentative)
_ 13‘ at City College of New
dust. is. at Princeton: Feb. 8.
. :1: Pilllfiflelphilli Feb. 11. Army
.' “3“: Point.

i'élr :3. Amherst (tentative); Feb.
‘. _, Vole: Vlarch 3. Pennsylvania;
'1: .8. Princeton.
rcii 31. Brown at Providence:
IT. Yale at New anén: March
College of New York: March
Int: :‘collegiates at Philadelphia,

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-nlcFarland Draws
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With. Good

NE :W SORK Dec. '8.—Jack 'Mc;
r1. .;.E and Sammy Good last night
a. ('lxe roundsto a (ix-3313;51:2-
» to the judges; in the feature
the Hunts Point Sporting
I 1 “hat was to have been 1111-,
in? round contest Joe Jack-

. ‘1 lie-i out Frank Ritchie in the
. round.

Exhibition Billiard
Player to Exhibit

ll'. \V’EX Dec. 8.—Fr&tl B
.' impion Exhibition @ckét hil-
«31;:- of the“ world: iorme’rly of
vill "IVE an exhibition. this
in the Elks‘ Hall, following

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”Verdig’ Hurts Flag
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- SPRINGFIELD. 310., Dec.
\V'liatevcr concerns the welfare 0!"
the New York Yankees is of lively
intcrcst to Springfield and vicinity.
for Carl 3433‘s livcs nmcheré'yand

i'ililt-ns of 'Maxmficld. his home in
thc Ozarks. gave him and “ ally
Niliillg‘ a big blowout. Therefore.
c nuts 01‘ the suspension of Babe
Ruih is a nutter our lively interest.
to this part of )fis’souri.

Carl Mays. leading pitcher of the
American League, was askcdhbout
it yesterday (morning. He declined
to discuss in any way the. action of
Judge Landis, but regarding what
effect tho absence of 'five weeks.
ncxt spring. of Ruth and 3191159!
might have on the Yanks’ pennant
pruqmcts, he said he thought the
Gift-ct would be considerable unIESS
unc or two capable outfieldcrs who
could hit were found to fill in dur-
ing: the enforced abscncc of the
.thk'lidfll ones.

“Our chances of ix'inning‘ 'uie pen-
nant will be slinl unless [this is
done." said .Vlays. “And the . ab-
sence: of Mouse! will be felt as
much as: the almnce of Ruth. Blou-
scl bats in almost as many runs as
thl‘ Babe. and gets more chances
to hit. because the pitchers don’t
walk him as Orton. It doesn’t mat-
tor how well Shawkcy. (Hoyt. my~
self or any of the others happen to
pitch. we've got torhare good- out.
iiclils to win the pcxmm.” “'hich-
_ “as all )[ays would say ourtlic sub-
; jecl‘. but to others. including base-
' hall fans. in general. there al'iscs
the question as to what is going to
be done rcgarding the obnoxious
l'ulc that bars pennant Winners
; from Ixn'nstomling aml thereby
earning- extra dollars to which
their skill soc-ms to'cntiuc them.

 

 

 

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is. very popular. Not long-vago/tllo‘i ' ‘

. _ . hé veteran and yseré real
- 1 thought the at. the Biidgeporti‘r had 1“ “mi t g ‘
dent ‘ It might be ~thlat Sympathy.» ,-

. The Maroon manager Vincent Corrou. h 18 Announced 21 SCthlfle COHSiSting

1 ed by llic trinsaciion.

 

' "it. ShOVVed marked unproven: nt
Lou bogash the Bridgeport makes}

in his to elve- round fight with MikeflDm‘é'd at. .the 210394“ Spé’rfi'ing. Chm n _

\‘ew York Tuesday night. The bout was one of those give and take affairs, -

with Bogash more than holding his own. The maim'ity of the: spectagomevia

 
 

surprised to hear the bout announced a d} not
for the veteran had much to do with the \m’nt‘t

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The'l'ordham basketball five will opal HS 59218011. Sutuxday night when
it meets the CitV' College quintet in the I\'- \\ 301‘1‘ City COHGge gymnasium.

of eighteen games including engagements \‘t 19.1 Yale Seton H3“ Lehigh and
Renssalaer.—~~l‘he Yule game will be played all 36W Haven, on Janunrx‘ 6 and
is con sidered the big contest on the Fordle schedule inasmuch as Orson
‘Kinncg former Eli star and last seasons LU xCh at 1‘OI'dham. is the present
basketball mentor at Yale.

McGraWI’ 5 Big Deal

11 f c 111 est trades in years “:15 consunimact 11 last ruesday. at
Buffzgoflfi' )finagéi'gJohn Mchw. of the _\'1 \\ YOIK Giants blingin g Heinie
Groh st 1r third baseman of the Reds to x.“ Y.ork 311d sending popular
Georgie Burns and Catcher Mike Gonzales ‘1': Cincinnati Practically eVer)
club in the circuit made tempting offexs lor H1011. and Grill" last week rumor
had him sld to St Louis for a huge cash (m *iilemtion It was not thought
after the wonderful exhibitim: of his infield during the recent. world series.
that McG'caw was anxious to acquire the ( 1m innati star. but once again the
little. Napoleon crossed the dopesters. The 11-; iulsiuon of Groh will give to the
Giants. aminhcld combination that will mnic \Vith tile greatest in the game
both in fielding and 111 bolting. W iili KeHV v :lirsl P risch at second Bancroft
at short and Groh on third; McGraw wm how :u1 infield of plniers hitting well
0V€P .300.

VV'hilc it is to be I‘Qlé‘rettc d that the 111 .il ‘miziks George Burns away from
‘V'cw Y ork it must he concéded that the Gi 1:: is “ill lie materiallV strengthen.
'l‘lie w orld clmnipions Mn by no means in want of out-
ills in Cunningham and Ralph

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Holders. as McGraw has tuo excellent (211'. ‘ . ‘ .. _ ‘ .
Shinncrs the newly acquixc—d outfieldcx our l- used irom \Vxlham C. Smiths

lmllanapolis club.']11 fact. it is tho opinil‘m in some Circles. that, Shinners

 

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Good Wrestling
NITVV YORK Dec. S.——J0hn lite-
son; uli rec of the recent champioxr

Ship VV “suing bout, betwion Stanis-
laus Zhyszko and Ed. (Strangler)
Lewis. declared in a letter made pub-
lic today that the ‘frolling and flying"
{all rule which enabled ZDV'SZKO to dc-
fc:~.: Lewis would so V'er to PCOdUCK‘
good. clean. scientific grappliné'.

The objection raised by American—
wrcsilcrs against tllc rule- was Inadc.
lac said. because the “bridge" escapc
from holds was almost an unknown
;:.:t to ilzmn. The “bridge." he- added.
was almost (-ntircly 115011 by Graceo-
liomun wrestlers. ’
llcrczofoz'e. he £19018?ch American
1'31.‘li-as—cat(-l14‘:1n grapplc’i‘s 111111 5315:.
(xiiilig'ed'in one hold 115ml to subdue,
1111' ophoutiit. by punishmoit ,- rallicr
than tor p 'aélng his .11)Qllidc'l§«0ll (11;-
mat.

 

“On'e .ul\'1111.1c of: the rolling full
rule." he said “will he tho sc.i‘u1~( ring
of a lot of 0121‘ gl‘illIPLPlS to gimnssi—
ums to take 11 row lessons in holds.
21ml (soap-I via he lxridgc or smmzl’cli
roll."

 

Six Teams in the'SixQ
Day Bicycle Race

 

 

 
 

 

 

VViilarri Waiting to
Hear from Killilea

\‘EVV' YOLK Doc. S Tex Rickard?
has L‘Oi-I‘l keeping (lose to his tole—E
pho; c for the last foxty- eight hours
in tin- cxpcc-tntion of getting- a mes-
sngc from Many Killilet. manager of
JolmnyVV'ilszon, in reference to about
in the Gnrdcn with Harry Greb. but
the promote-r has not heard the pleas—
ing tones of Killiloa's V'OlCQ. despite
the fact th: t the Bostonian sax-e his'
word to talk ““11 Rickard about. ihcf
match. ,3:
VVilson told Rickard hé would ‘loe'
willing to box \Vith Greb but evident— l
L} “' ilson' s manager takes a. differentl
V'iE‘V‘ of the proposition. Killilea.
5991115 to think that VVilson would lose
his 50 per cent. of the title if he got
into the ring with Greb.

 

 

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'7 SQUIRE EDGEGATEh The AttOruey

will proxe 11 Sensation next 50215 :.on and th; 11 E... will make a strong bid for, a.
regular berth no matter how intact tin 0mm ill V ombinution is. Consequently;
it the Voting recruii likes up to the reputation lhdt has preceded him tlic
Giant outfield “ill r1: m'l'in equalh as strong :1C‘ 1: “as \Villi the grzc 1t Burns in

the batting Quin

O O O O

lividemilv Bonny Leonard has patclicd up his dlfiemnccs with the New

Jcrscv Boxing: Commission for ho is to mr-v: Jack Britten, within the next
two weeks. at the Fourth liegimcut’ Axmm-y. :1: Newark. The two have mot

twiccln-forc. and each has a victory to his cro ‘iilj

Bob Mcusr-l is reported as saying: that lit li'NJS. not‘intcnil‘to submit to {ll-C“
line Judge Landls has imposed upon him. 115 11 Islylmféur Lina Illegal. Mousels
uttornév. the report alleges. claims flint a mark. wages (‘fln not Dc taken-away
from him. IA" \‘cry shrewd lawyer. we VV’lU Ms. if he succccds .111 convincing ,
a court to ugi'cc with him.

 

1‘ (ivory export who lias pickcd‘

Mac Aldrich isbncplaycr who is sole-131ml ’ ~
«on. The grcutrlule leader :5

.All-l-Iustcrii or. All‘Anwrican loam ilns .M'.
tin: bcst halfback of 1m swash“.

 

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The Nonvnlk llnskcflanll five comimicll iis winning streak last night by
(lemming tlw fast ;\':‘1\\ Hot: hfnl uninhl. ”‘llv KUHC‘ was UK fastest Vet plu)c<l
this sun-1011. and 11 c locals h m to ( \211: (l m 1 mselx’cs to come. out Victorious as
the visitors wcro clm'm‘ in flu-11‘ 1m» \xmk and. accurate at the basket. "Tod«

(135" Sinitll appeared in t‘no NUK‘RV'JIHC. lmrup and made an ‘cx‘cclfi‘nl showtime".

Lewinsky Denies
Greb Holds Title

be qultc as objectionable as 1hat"of
:VV’cincrl in claiming title whcn over-
iwcight.

 

By all menus lctflu—B’haVc a Gren—
Nl-LVV' \‘(llih‘u 1...... 5, him \lox‘can Le\lnsky match for the championship
Inanugcl Us llaitlin g La'winsky strong- and at the weight prosciibcd bV'Yulc.

 

 
 

 

l\ Olin-(ls to (in :Ittilurlu of George—
Steal Lap 0“ Field 1' ligcl in Llailllin: tlu- ( light 1 11;;;L;t\-ECharles Seaback

. \Vc-iglit till c 1m llzzr: \ .u 1 1.19 x s-l _

\‘I-m‘ 101:1; Doc. S.~—Si.\' trams in 1.14:4: ““m‘" ““2“” “”‘C'S L Wins. from Wmds
(3.. ..i;_.\' liii-ych. race at Madison “1 12‘ '11}: 'l.‘ xlgcl is ovc‘ rrcncliln" him- «i _ . ,
S: .1...1- Cor-ion. euv'lv todav Fli‘l“ :1 sclf “h A 1” 11.111115 ”W liglt 1191'“)? NEV“ H‘\'VEN 913.96." S-—~Ch€il‘les
iii'l‘ on who llk‘iii in :1 series 0% uplh “C‘ ‘M c hulnpioxislxip lo! G101) “hen seaback, of Torrington .New England

T2... 3.3;“ “S “J S u. m. ”w .‘_ “will. it outpoinlcd l.(-\insk:~’ he champion defeated Arthur WbOds, of w
ltom‘ were Lawrence and Tlnn».1<- “‘"ié‘h‘d 11‘") liomiwls. Row I ask 3"?“ Minneapolis. challenger for the
lzrom'n and Goullcl; Mcxunnua. .md 10“ “3““ “‘“w” “Hf? GYM" ”0x tor World‘s championship. at'the,Colonial.r
“wiry." 11:2: and C'Ohm'n: l'urchcr- the championship ’1‘1l11‘«3\ic(‘mrnc§ in thclr purse gam'e' 1-01., *200.- The
and “m Knows-n. and lmysw cud 111ml: .. (liiim ll 1:11 \Vc lllL‘ll “.15 diam» final snm‘cwas 750 to -593.“ favor of
Van i;(.\'€’l. They had cove-rd 1.439 ;pion. but you and sow-v.11 otl'lcr VV'llAt- the Corinccticut'expert. Seaback won
mil- ' and 5 hips. The cord l‘or [his ”'3‘” F“? Ullli' \vrou» allal‘“ ('llj'x‘l“ him the aflcmoo'n game by a score of 125
l:«.:ig~ l> 1.61'14 111nm: and 15 laps. made “.0 claim to l" ”w “0‘3”: Cm““3‘§‘ to 117 'n‘nd was Winner in the final
1.; (hililll‘t and Grenda. in 1914. The 5’0“ l'C‘COV‘iS hm“ UH weight of V’V or block in :1 score of 125 to 89. ' L

”41131 l1 :ulcr was 'lrocco. the; 11(1'1 tho mg M 1” ”(an)“ a fifteen—E Scalml‘k who makes 1‘15 home in
“mm“- 101md (ltllSlOll our lwxiiisk}. and on Torringlun doservés much credit f0].
goth t: evening. ,VVlcjuel'l was a beau-‘35.: his "1th,“ He played good enough

Eweight.

Epocket hil lliards to defeat any man in
'VV1l1 \ou liindh straighten matters the “mm
out rcc'r'udlng Engcl's claim?"

If thi- mattfr dcpcnds on a question

. with the possible exception 7
of Ralph Greenleaf. By. no fault of
his 01111. his entry was refused in the
tournanwnt at Philadelphia. but. if
\‘iuskv has h'ad no right to the title he had l-rcn admitted he undoubtedly
for sevexal years He has Vx'i‘ciglied woula “we won second place,

about 18D pounds in 11 111.1101 ilv of his
bouts and when he fought Carl VIor~ L SChaefer Makes an ,
Average of 100

ris. the Rattler Scaled 190 pounds.
Levinskv’s weight was announced as
175 pounds but there is much qucs?
~tion on that point. , -

Billv McCarnoy declares that VVei XE“ 3011:} pgcilg'f—Jaki Schagf-
nert weighed but 178 pounds the night er, “mm '1 " t a knel g 5mg): f'.
he defeated ,Levinsky but even three was in mcellen stro e as mg n
pounds above the limit “ould techni- ithe coniinl’la/tlon of his exhibition con};
mm m... 222.122; smog: 1.2.1:. 12:12-

Howoxer. u Levmsky insists on the my. Schaefer monopolized the table

and scored the quota of 400 {mints for
this session in four innings, averaging
190.Cont1 bilected- only 47,.points.

question being settled on the basis of

weight he should if he is to be con- ,
schaefer now leads by a. total score of
2 217 to 1.739

 

 
 

.sistcnt. meet Greb in a title match at
175 Pounds at 2 p. 111., for. if Levinsky
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3011 holding the title. 31is~actioi1 VfiinidE .

 

, . BUFFALO. N i.
' gates mat the twenty— first annual meet-
ingot the.:uatwmmianon of Bro-

mi sioncif K i.
illeir £23.12.
‘ Baseball ht; told them at the annua

dinner last night. has got to be better
in its morality
fa'ndom arc the highest ideals."

of 1924). " adding that baseball is still
on tril— l in America and will continue
on trial as long as baseball is played."

COmmissinm-r Landis spoke plainly
on the
and application of the waii‘er rule and
the‘ optional
adoption of a fundamental law that
will eliminate
day surely will rise to plague you.”

Spams; on the neéd to facilitate:
dmelopment of skill among ball 'p‘laj,
ers.
good thing for some-thing calling itself
spelt unit it is within the‘powerfof
anv 1'"le 11113.11 in‘ that sport to :11an
a. stone wall in the path of the ad-‘
vanct-mt-nt of a ball player"

Senators :Rélease ~
S

Elmer Bowman. 3 first baseman. “who
had played with
Vermont and the Rcaalng
iional. and M. 'l‘. Rig-gs an oufiielricr.
who came from Maryland IXXEVGTSltj‘“

at One Across and (her the Squire 3 Head

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are no holdouts this year as thei'é‘

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Dec; 8. ~Dele-

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Khandis still ringing in

 

'because "the ideals of
He

warned t‘gamst any undue optimism Lgvt .in touch ‘\"it!l Piercy and
“over the 161nm from the slough imq Ruth. I earned flus- norm some:
which we Wore precipitated in the fall n-omw. l: is mine hr ever“ fight

 

Flues Can’t Stflk

Mensa. w“! York Amofioa'n out-
fifldcr. la'st- night declared the tines
imposed on himself.
{and \V' imam Pierm for mfraction
of the major league? rule prohibit-
in}: “banistonning” tours for play-
exN who partioilmtml in the World
scries of that year could not. be

and they tell me that
wagcs can not I)“: taken away from
him. ’ Mouse} said
World series money and Judgo‘han-
dis. has no right to take it away
Ixinm me. -

into thr courts “ill be dicidcd after

. and I intend '10 lune it. "

Says Bob Moose]

LOS ANGELES Dec. 8.-—Bob

 

Babe Ruth

node to “sticks"

"I haVc talked with attorneys

a Juan’s

“I carried m.)

““ bother I will take {he matte-i

J'Johnnv Dundec ind Sailor Friedman,

N-.. at

through an unjust decision. has bee-3f

’called no contest and that. Cooney am; ',

JRcemher 23.
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unsatisfactory interpretation

agreement. 'He urged

"this thing that some

 

 

cmml‘ddcd: . “It can not. {7941.

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Two Players?

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HA V3

has acquired two plaVcis ’from the!
V’V'ashington Americans. it' was
nounced here last night, The? are cs1

the L'nixersity ~of «if

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Landis VV-Tz'ilks Rapport
.Weary, Ignores .Ruth

BUFFALO. Dec.
crnoon Judge Landis looked in upon
the minors in executive session
,Iwasx;given a cordial recéption.
'ing
through the lohbv he met Col.

 

S .—‘1'cstc rd 3 3' aft -

and
Leav-
the assembly room.) and passing
Jacob

Ruppem of the Yankees. It was

théir firsf nicefing since the commis—
sioner placed a big fine on Babe Ruth
Bob bruise! and Bill Piercy. and ruled
them out o£ tho. game until Maw 26
ncxfi‘sp‘ring... ._

 

 

“Lets take a walk. " said the Judge
linking arms they “allied out into

street. 'Afler the lapse of half an

1399- 8- “The ‘9“ hour {hev réturnéd and Judge Laudis
HaVe'n‘v club of the Eastern League hufried 0310 his room.

" "Did life commissioner

have am -

3““1111110‘ to sav'about the Ruth ruse?"

Hopped was ask€ d

"‘\o " reSponde’d tin ianliec owner.

1115119) ckpccted ltim to: in fact 7
heat waiting for him to say sonic—
1 rfg abogfi. it. but he didn't The

Judgc' is a wonderful Walker."

 
 
 

which was set for the Fourth Elsi
ment Armory, Jersey City. tomorrow;
night. will not take mace. This {same
to the {act that Friedman hurt loss: 9;
his hands while training and will an;
be able to box for some time 'to'comeg ,

 
 

Jimmy Dwx'er. who lost to Jimmyl
C'ooney last week a: HolV‘oke. Mass;

 
 

advised b" the Boxing Commission 0!
M» ssachusetts that the bout Eras

 
 

 
 

Buyer must hm: again af the mine: .
am); The \ailev A. C.. of Howokgw
1135s.. is putting the boot on again;

Australian sportsmen are taking up
“subscription for Jimmy (flabby flier

IAzne-rican middle“ eight who has lisp '

ed in SV dzxev for sex’él’al sears. It is .
the intention' to give Clam)? a purses? "
s?» 060 It is not known; that (flabby
is in “an: although it is known {halt .

rcer as a fightefl_——:

Tilden Adds 5 ,
Another Title

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. S.—Willi9.n1'
T. 'I‘ilden. 2d. world‘s tennis {thank
pion, has adds-d anon er title to his'lists
by defeating the innior champion- of .
the Germantown Y. M. C. A). at ping '
pong. The tennis star was comparaa.
tively unfamiiiar with the game anti".
1081 1119. first set. 6—2. After that,
however. he .brought some of his term:
nis strokes into play and won the next
two sets and tlic'match.

Cobb Leading Hitter 7
' In W inter League-

SAX I“ .AX'CISCO 13¢. 8 -—'I3'
Co 7b of {he Q“ '1 Francisco club. leads
the California “inter League hitters.
this week wixh .3193. The next four
on the list are Rogers Horns"; Los
Angelcs. (Sawyer. Vernon,-
Harry cum

 

 

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.uio, I‘J.

 

1‘ Vernon. 3:23.
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and George Sislp

51x T'DAY' BICYCLE RACE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The 311111131 51': day bicycle
race held in Madison Square Ga];-
den is now under way. Sixteen
teams make up tlie programme
and on them are the most fam-

ous riders in the world.‘1‘here

 

were last season, when a score
Were trying to “Burst”. the Iél‘séy
trust. All areback in the"'fold,
with the result the rats
most open one held in young. If
Goullet teamed With Maurice

 

 

Brocco, the popula'i- little Italian, '1‘“

are the favorites, although Jackie

Clarke and Alfred Grenda, two

veterans of the saucer are also .
close favorites to win the 10,000
prize.” Grenda‘ and Claike' were

othe greatest riders of their day

and many a six day grind they
won when paired togehter.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Hagan, Y ale Athlcte, ._

" v-‘the close of the VV 01 ‘d “an

_ ed with three branches of Yale ath-

 

 

 
 
 

 

GasH- I WJNDEIP

WH T THOSE.
Wages MEAN

-" THsy Sam»;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

To sway atanfOl’aé

NVVV' HAVEN Dec. 8 “Edwin-fl
Patrick Bands Ego-n. one oi the best
all round athletes .at Yale since tlie ,

World “as: of which he xx as a hero. -
has been selected as Rhodcs Scholar
andwill join the colony of American ~
coils-glans, who will spend several .
years at Oxford University in Eng-_
land. ' 7 :

'Eddie— ' is one of the most likable
and prominent members of the class
of 19:31 as one of the best fill—round;
athletes who have worn the Blue sine? '
tent- {mung champion in first. th6~
heavy then the' mindleweight class, he
has become a character of internation—
a! prominence. He has been connect:

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

letics, boxing. football and trad. work.
'and has attémpted basketball “and.
hoékcp'nso goat is his love tor-garb
oral athletics. .

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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