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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 10, 1921 · page 9

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The Bo‘vH Iiard Pushed
To VS m Oriental .,
Park Feature Race

Dec. 1i*.-—~Thal: .

3:}; won the leaf-
.i Park hackingsyes.
; rig e 1atort. As 1153.131 _
.p :2 commandiag ieafi‘in;
mil 9 at one time being
in front of his near-escbp-é
the last furlo'ng he weal:
ceptibh‘ and only managed to

Leonerd May
fight the Winner

233W YORK Dec. 19. —-Elforts ’

 

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. a real good finish. -
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Fretse for Giants New
, Coast Acquisition

Eiffel. and ‘ eeék PHILADEII’HIA, Dec. 10.—Jack
:Knight. veteran infielder of the Oak-

Quit Cubs, Rumored
lay 41 club. who, in previous years has

19. ”Bill Kill {fer played with several major league
33935;.) Cubs. has re- clubs. in an interview here yesterday
\‘x‘g: . Yet-ck. Presidgfit praised James O'Connell the Giants"
1.. ”1:2. according to the $75 {:80 San Francisco purchase.
K339591— and 1.396;; are Krught. “ho Les had a good Chance
6 ‘mld respoz‘mble for to look OConnell Dyer while. on the
7.2;: Cubs to gm. Heia‘ie 6(0351. said‘

3 “The lac looks wondentnl-
‘ fox New York Gar-n 53 feet tall. weighs 189 pounds is a
. a"?! of the i iacimtati let I handed bitter and a right handed
ad“: 15.“: £553.. Rugs}; 23.. t2; rower. 1am not exagg erating when
- wool l he sole: (F. the New I say that heglooks like Tx Cobb did
:5. Rough {trottahllt “m not. some years ago. ‘He is ven‘ fasL hits
ball m xi sear. He has 694 to; distané‘e and can also bunt and
new {2‘ reeqeéar contract. abésx 1.33%th ‘

' 55:. a year and the

$304,573 Reehzed 1n
. Testimomaflor Matty
9. iron; the Giants iu‘fthe Groai; .

can? 1 does not want to pay
is ’0 he sent bath“ 3535 3‘0 lb" 3‘s“: some Dec 10 ——-Christ_\'
55411317333“ Notation =C1ub for 5 Ma the‘asolifi fighting {or his life up at
; CCQRW’SZE add a (9‘53? (70"? Lake. 13.: this 11101 ning
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Saw soar

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xmozzml “dril- was hard for
{W010 Gm 675. on Septcm-

umness m; do! {:- 4.ol:..:.e.e¢‘ i '~
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Speaker

games.

good on the oprfng fielding ‘trip

land Tndians ago. bee of his first moves was ti.
3‘ in “Plasmid mills winner of .: E hm”! League pennant

says: that he has a lot “of éonfid
deliver. and be will gee the newcomér all the
The recruit: l

7 two :ga‘mob of the SIC-"5°-
i217; atoms mover, the team performed .
cos. and. for that reason he 133117327 rs should"
biased over theii m“ _
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fie have {ear-bed fromli‘rank Get-gen the 11.4““ appmfified graduate man- ‘
ager of Hardball: the; Arthur Devlin. the Memo:-
three mom- 15:10: to coach at 13‘an next w:
legei star “in be signed in place ofDethu

Speaker “s New Player

 

,i)859<hall coach for the last

 

;. tomtion of. his Cleve-
purchase of Walter Ham~‘

 

id ,‘Hamlan777 ad’s ability to
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Ia‘umnapoljsa club: .
' r of the Belgimmw
pilots. Seiko-were :
services at item-uh
‘62}. had a Surpr:
‘ deieg ates. Yf‘s’ifr-'
:1 fixes Manned that tbs re:—
' '7 “reser‘xe jumpers" it:
‘: Will‘s n“? opp; \‘ if fry:
912539.? against ineligible

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mania! is‘$54,' a: '3. 64—:21 splendid Mb:
:Zzte to the 01.96 great pitcher 3M4: is
istytiggiing against tubercsrtosige
ital: it is far and away the Mtg a!"
gmaykeble testimonial eve _ taggiénad if;
nyofessio a: athlete in an\ Emma
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mat a few of
to luck

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7New Orleans Mud
No Bar to Iticog‘

XE‘W ORLEANS. 1.11.. Dec. 19.7—
. T: E. Celst‘s serenaeeanold
, carried leer .g‘ame‘speed throng}!

 

Boxing Notes

I-u ,
I as. 3.5: one 3621‘: ‘33“ Dundee
2 21:»:er up tor a rein-round

New York. Klee-eliiin‘f 1‘3.

 

the
court
which

for the St. Bernard put-Sr.
featured an ordinary card at
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13‘ drew out
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Venom-9e over Trust

 

Tilinéce 5:25 be:
way work 213 If r+i i‘. —

it We JE-‘i be good
\Vvltefl‘e‘zht Champmz
one too.
has 5011*?

Official. Sikhim.
the only other starter. finished a dis-
{at}: last. The six furlongs was ’2“.

it; 1:17 4-5.

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777the total realized from. the tesiir 7

worst going of the season lo a('-'

-rt of the lean crowd seven .

ground. emu-H." the stretch. ex‘entuaL ‘

to win by five lengths; 7
who had an eqaair 36—.

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—.~ D owes. A .
1, flat“ ;it" oserl of the lieanh backed ~
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e for “he _ . our 12,. the primary half of
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means of $1m>.090 in cash.

-]Mc,Graw,—-—.
, and. Gerry

.7 Pei Meore to Meet

7. at York in en.
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anged- by John 1.
age: of the Giants;
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Johnny Buff
In Baltimore

Pal Moon’- who will fight Johnny
luff. bantamwvight champion, in Mil-
waukee. next Thursday, in a title
bout. went Milwaukee, yesterday
morning, to gn'r'fOl‘m before the W'isé
consin Boxiu‘: Commission. says. an

‘ Associated l‘uss dispatch 71W'it17; lain;

.Went 1115 n". 1-. r and :1 scarring lie-rt
oer. . ’ ,
j‘Perform'
Milwaukee _ , .
Championt oped
worlaszai will hit

slapper'of - H‘v ,.
on the on

bill}. 700 firms

should win on was in
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N otre Danie Calls ,
OE Centre Game

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The Westporter Herald fee;— was
defeated. {storm-1t. of three strings. in

' more an ;The Séritinel Clements.

segues "were most interesting—tor the
spectators, The first game was a tie
of 235 pins eacgé; which
' fibers Won

The second game wasm-on by The
age}; by 24 pins»; the £151,117ng
, ‘ a: tie table}; was won on the
oil-bit by The sentinel. by a total
of 32 pins to ”43. The scores follow,
Don Bredice being high man. with a
t 9?. Donovan. Brediee‘is op-
was best high with a total

 

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. ’ 1
5 match as: a second stage arid will be
kiiown as prone. frafpid fire.
'new magi? a mindte and twenty sec-

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be. as far esteemed in {he Mi
pmiesmouai baseball as the 8:”
minor leaguer under the old 41%
system. ‘ 7 5;...“

“The maggostéd . miner 3353's..
financed by the majors, m the “-
vantage o; poemble revenue. in mat on.
fair class aim}: W be m?-
ed “bile all W What
,tliat the closers were being tasted
for high berths that walla not rite-
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race, provided the tam at; at

117 l1 3 . " T“ contain orconfiiet mmmm
5,9 4» 579 33 51’3” ' ‘1 ”I do list behave theme“ ban!
'3’} 3:76 :5 9‘7-249‘ <11ch;13t3‘ in scouring player: {WW
33 ~53 :55 SW25-{t the school or the. baggie. for we are 7
3‘" 7 9‘- 35 lgffi'fiiconstantly receiving applicafipmsm
Y" ’Y —‘ lime agent candida‘es for positions. a.
_.. . 7299 3287 3;1 33 gflfcéfiain perceotage of college swim»

ilot players hesitate at present on w

the minor .léegd’es for {ear that m

 

be Marc}; " . , 7L» P Ciiwill not snark? the? 323333 W h
night by the Yale Rifle Walton. ‘3' 1“ “‘39 jibe. icon; that the: thin? their 35.3%"

‘ Last year Yale 1‘55 ‘ 5 notary max-tents." . »

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71. eels roar: a... .9. MA cash and
tr deal betseen the New York
Tanks and {molt Tigers in Which:
Pitcher Emlxite and Outfieider Bob
legit mould beoorae members of the+
A perfect seem {at this stage\gfl8571fis clay. isles asponr-d today 10
will be 3.3ng a men. hate been one sales 195 the owners

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onds will ‘be allovéed for. ten shots on
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a‘radedtofiratm

BtFFan}. N. Y: Bee 9102;34:1332
Ens. third baseman for sycactise; we
been traded toils.“ Pittsbulgb Nam—
als b3 the Caieieals m was pus:-
ehased byte. Louis from .30”.
Texas League East year, 1.135% but
S3racuse of the International Lem,
and late. recalled He played gem
3ears ain't; Dallas and is: the view;
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:bee other stage will consist of two and managers of lieu-a glass.
sighting and ten record shots on stead-g Huggir-s said that be sad several
hm scold not;
be 100 'name any players. From other he.»
the - mll‘s—e3e ball sources «it was learned that the
Therewm be ten meg Yankee players vile scald go to the
; Detroits in such a e» a! are Shortstop
:J6h'2fiaié nickel; and a yoilizg pitcher.
973$;th W to the_Yabks from the);
e ‘l’emon club, .0: the Pacific Cease

and N. C. R A. select} five feet tar-§de.als in the making.
‘ sets A perfect score will
pdints each shot is
daunting ten.

 
 

rt League He has been highs recom-
meefled to Cobb ,

The Detroit manager will be here

next week during the mailer leagde

 

far better than the fiber Presrcmm—v
in' howling at lessor-7411 the Fakes 3.1+

 
 
 

of iiemie Grail.
other players a:
7 the, ole ‘bown-
s. race-drafting
roots. can not

' This mfififioa 39mm to {some up
for considerable distension at the an-
". 711ml! meetings or: the National and

American Leagues, in this cit-r next

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are likely to be considered “’hile one

 
 

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Hun 7.........~. ‘ at. @1717 51+ 52, live aim is 9:3} fabulous Rims for mi- ,
.1. Bffidk‘gg ,‘ 7' $3» ’38—; 335 110!“ iéag'fie stars. tl‘ .e atexage big nip.
Malia}; . ~37 5‘; 2451111 oombioafiee can not follow suit. 3
‘7 ’ 777 77‘ ‘ .._7_ ___7_ 7 Their replacemcot material must be
T02... ... . . .317; is; are 112 6 WW 9? pawhaséd at 32835993le
. Kuur Press 53%: ~
Plaxfléf, I ' 1 7 3 Ti. this iéfa in magé.» $319 7mag-
Reed 1 '1 15.3 ,3; _ fill—— 239 mice are ebd‘eaxoring to dense meth-
Rename ‘ 35,; _, £9 '7'75764—7-7'11- ode to meet the new condition John ,
momma . ...-77 SS .451 371,. 1.39 A- 3316391”. peesirient of the Natiohaif .
, “Sc 00:37”- 30113117: 7:: ‘ ’ ‘72 97... baldfigw “19 9¥m1?“€ 01 the swim” or—g
Iigdlegtbran'd .4 . 7;. -. 7:3 Heswfgi geniutioh said: '
' ‘ __ 77...; “We major 11:: 2553* can not continue
Totals . ..... 345 :3427- ~34? 1034 t" “a" “Offi’ue‘” ems for minor

league players, for scone; or later the2
very rivalry between the clubs trill;
mean finabcial disaster to organized"
1:135:9me Vader the egieement sies—
ed “lien Jjndge lbbdis use made
high commissioner we can not secure .
a Che. nge in the drafting conditions
wit bout tile eta—ope: etion of the mi-

 

Training School
' For Sandiot Players

SEW toes... Dec, 19 {Associated
Pmss).——Training schools for saddlot

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

baseball players. or the formation of
a special circuit for the development
of “future greets," may-soon beemoog
gee possibilities; or gbeseball. The;
hove been suggested to major league

boys.
thousands of dollars oxen time a new

 

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is necessary. it may mean the estab
lishmentof'a training camp or school 7
teaching players of promise who ar
not uglier matted. to any minor leag-

. baseball material. 7A training school.

 

 

 

Neither C33} be continue to pa\ .
player is needed to Strengthen a Club ?
i
teriel or be able to 33 database it at a‘

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T. _ . C ’ " 5 .
3 . “1th Cont; m
:. Exhibition: Tilt
’ States. o1: . NER“ lRi{.I>ec.1{|~JaLeBchae-7
to box Joe Goddard twenty fer. wand s 18:2 balkline chairmen
.‘ ’ and Roger Conti, tire Freoch ‘titlif:
holder yesterday dit'ided.t.ho.Jidn01;s .
(‘1... miisefiin their exhibition in the; Ratio ‘1
‘ t Al Norton is: tV‘erc Recreation. in Brooklybx Solute fr;
. .r. Yes. York. d’y‘QEE‘EZb?!‘ 35. Wonthe afternoon block. a. 300 :1370int
—— gamerby 300 to 250. whzle he Freuxéb
‘: man took the night session. a it:
I point game. by 03' to 215. 2
1‘ 7Stamford Authorities -
Seek Check Faker
:~ STAMFORD. Dec. 10.———A man who: 37
,‘ ‘5, , gave the name of Harm F. Stomit.
- * 312:2 his address as 543 “est 142Dd'7
-‘ >3 -. 1:. Em score-d a victory street. New York city. is sought by the.
. .~ : . 3 \‘i‘altz. in Holyoke. re- local palace for passing two checks for}
+ 5 up against Johnny Bets- 323 eael: on the Irving National Batik}
3 night. it: New York. Sea- at 1.49 hotel Daxcnport. where he was:
3 .~ .. t 30-: :1 bomsincc he slep- stopping here. He had no funds at}
S» ' the professional ranks. the bank named. it is disaster-ed. Be 10
—-———— '- a _ . claimed to represent the HersEGy .
‘ ‘ ‘ Tessie." night. in Liechenics Chocolate Company and while here. -
3~ : FT. Fe re Herman and Abe comp aimed to the yolk-e that he had '
; are trifle-d to furnish. the been 7he¥d up and robbed of $41 in
5' s it; 3 till over the mama 3
v ' K.
“"5
‘ldi ems to Play
Bridgeport in Park =
City, Tomorrow _
7‘. six. Dec lo-fimtesn.
{«~ - ' f \‘il’iiams routers will. -.
- , ' ‘ : , to Bridgeport: tonal-25:; .; -
i f » ‘
5* : , , -
:7; ‘— 1 game 07: the veer‘ior
‘ tee is the We)” 11% 5: _
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