—--—’
Rational League
Moguls May Boycott
Class AA and A.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14.———Cln'b on-
Its two big leagues indicated
1-». Tore going into annual semen:
trey would approte’flie sugges-
t“ {L
:- a. League- by Charles B. Ebbets.
side or the Brooklyn club. pro-
.raitmg purchase of. playersfrom mi—
xer leagues opposed to the draft. I-2_b-
lets proposal ”patiently has provid-
ed each league with good material for
convention talk. His resolution eras
to be voted upon today. by the Nation-
al League magnates and it was ex—
tended that the amistance and co-op-
(Huber. asked of the American League
pv
-as
uh.“
. idea.
leagues. The plan
income from those mi-
’ r-fused to submit to
uriation. them governs all
Lie baseball, favored the re-
versal draft throughout or-
sehall. He said the draft
boon to Clm A leagues.
ha
a
re tu rm 5
business before
with Miller
grins probably will sign today.
in sign him for one year.
Huggins and Frank Nafin, owner of
lube Detroit club. had a long confer-
ence. yesterday. and were reported to
he waiting for Ty Cobb to arrive to—
day. to get together on
involve Ehmke and Yeach
flanks and llitclaeil. Collins
«ether p 'er for the Tigers.
The rctoznmexzdation of
Heydier before the Xational League
:1
4-.
L\.‘
an
in: the major leagues take steps to
organiza-
We their own minor
lions from which to draw recrujts. has f _ {V
evoked . favorable comment. This Pete Herman IS carpentler
would Eire l!” '- r '«z‘ ' g- . _ . _
a... t... :2... 13-51: .1. 3.213%: 2233??“ Victor Over Grows Moustache
‘wish Iv '5.“ the profs-55mm from I
or the lots.
minor league
_ advancement
‘. higher p
. not absolute-Q- elimnaated.
but who w
10
New Trapshootingt
Rules Now in Eden:
official
for the _
’5 in
Ely. this kept many
,- pamiczpafing in the
and the classification
Storeoxer. whether or not a
had an official average,
was Du$ibi€ for handicap
. ‘r to place him further back
1 :— ax erase or the penalty called
”'m‘oers of the genera! corn-
«:5 be determined on 509 hr-
.5‘. as readily as upon L000, so
‘ oer of registered targets re-
rod in North America. to
.rage. because all of the
; targets shot at during 1931
‘ ' In other words. if a trap-
sEt-t at 308 registered targets.
‘1 Fear of 1921. he would be
hoot at only 200 more toi
average that will handi—
- him during next sea-
during 1921. he would
; season with an official
him- 1. and the
the:
down depends. ' ‘
Butler to Go
To Bufialo Team‘
r1};—
~ ‘FTY 110.. Dec. tier-Artie
F- “ Mass... of the
Association team. will
, . of the Intel-«7
3:: made yesterday before the Xa-.
be forthcoming ;
.Wr the major leagues-
that in the last 'season only
eishty players sold, command-
than could have 'sioner read the testimony
the idlsclosed a. state of afia‘u‘s that serious
. League owners included the
Huggins
Hit,-
gins. it is said, insists on a two-year
swan-act. while the club owners want
ii
AJLhOth Garry Herrmann. president and'nimer of the Clndnnwtlfieds.
has been repeatedly (meted as stating that Ed mastitis not on the marketgjtor
either trade or purchase. the rumor. nevertheless, is afloat that. Johnjuccfim
is hot on the trail of Hermann in an efiort to obtain the star Wider.
Just why the Giant manager should be so eager insecure Ronshjs“ hard to
understand. With Cunningham and Brown, youngsters, all ready tested in
the big show. together with Ralph Shinners, thevgensazion of flierAJnemoanr
Association. last season. the Giants, seemingly. are well equipped with splendid
‘ontfield material, for the vacancy in cent/erfield canSed by the departurerof
George Burns. ,
Of course. Roush is a star of the first magnitude. and his acquisition
would greatly strengthen the New York outfield. But. what of the; charges
accusing McGraw 01‘ buying his way to the pennant and the world series? In
the pm, the Giant leader has always been in a position to refute such
charges, but should he purchase Bonsh, he may no longer do so. '
i o a o , _
“Tommy" Moriarity. the Tiger fullback, tore through the Stamford line
several times last Sunday for substantial gains. “Tommy" is the only Tiger
back who hits the Gpposing‘line with his head knee high, and. for that very
irewm, is the most succenful line plunge? in the local backfield. The local
fullback is always «good for a three or tour-yard gain, at least.
i Kaulf Seeking \Reinstatement
’ Benny Kaufi has started proceedings in the Supreme Court of New York
. seeking his reinstatement as a member of the New York Giants, The chub-by
lontfielder was placed on the ineligible list by Judge Landis after the commisn
on which Kaufi had been found “not guilty; of
Judge Landis contends that the evidence at the trial
13' reflects on Benny's character and
store the exaGiant outfielder to good
stealing automobiles.
reputation, and. therefore, refuses to re.
standing.
Norwall: High school has yet to win its first basketball game of the. sea-
son. The local lads have taken part in three contests. but have been defeated
decisi ‘ely in all three. At the start of the season it was expected that 2\. 1-1.. h.
was in line for a good season, and many believed that the team would emerge
victorious in practically all the games. So far, the quintet has not lived up
i
h “ NEW rook. Dec. 14.—-—n: the chi-
, mg'sesSion of the annual meeting of
, theintemafiifl“
a?” maimed byoeome netw- .
in“ presidmi‘u- the Rochester club; "
. 'He was assisted by the Syracuse club." "
prospect.
to expectations. The big eng
approaching, and. unless the locals take a brace and de
agements with Stamford and Bridgeport are fast
velop their team may.
deal said to
President
to
clubs fearing:
higher
or would be,rt~~
cluded that a. trapshooter‘s .
a trapshooter shot regis. ,
they may 3‘01 hope for victories.
The Norwall; High school girls are doing exceptionally well at basketball.
and there is every reason to believe. that the local girls will Win a great ma-
’EOl’lIY of their games this winter. The young lassies hare developed a strong
hissing game, and, in this department. are more prominent than the High
school boys.
I
Friedman in Boston
BOSTON. Dec. 14.—I‘ete Herman
defeated Abe Friedman in the. ten-
round feature bout at the Faneuil A.
C., by a comfortable margin. in one of
the fastest. most clever bantam bat-
tles exer maged here. The trim-nex- had
seven of the rounds.» ”
Friedman at times outboxed his
more noted opponent. However. he
{lid not have the steam behind his
blows that Herman did. The latter
and
fourth
PARIS, Dec. lea-Georges Carpen—
tier has grown a moustache. a cor—
respondent of the Auto informs the
world after interviewing the noted
French pngilist prior to his departure
for England to meet Cook. the Aus-
tralian fighter, on January 12. A pho-
tograph accompanying the article can-
finns this statement. and also shows
Georges to be somewhat thin and
drawn. but cheerful; after his rec-em
illness. ‘Which halted his training in:
some time. His lweight. which 0mm
dropped to 160 pounds. was 171
€121.Y the correspondent saw him.
Camemtier trained Lo. Guard“.
the countr.r place of lzis ‘ '
Francois Desoamps. Th:- lazui 1
established a factory nearby, :41 whirl}
he employs more than two i
persons in the actor». (i2
'HJOXf-S.
grocked Friedman several times
but
in.
i all
land Lin). out in the
at
. of New York. prov-
clever for Tern“
v
d l‘t‘d
C 11 rest"
321::
gfertre Eleven
3 ‘- "ill Play Arizona
At. San Diego
K31.
hi}.
‘ Camito Gallops,
Payng $347 for $2
I l.——The
Dec. 2 4 -—v'l'l.(
llAK'A ,‘CA. 1‘90.
.ersity of Arizona. at $3
. Decemi-er 1‘6. it was 3111::
ed by the athletic officials here
Aterdafr.
(‘u‘nuj
:il i’arlt yesterday was the profitable
mutual pool paid out after Caimito.
a.
length and a h ‘
From Kid Fredericks
PiiEIaQIIl-ZIJJHIA. Dec. 11—11313?
Levine. of New York. heat Kid Fred-
EHCKS, of Allentown. at the Ice Pal-
ace. last night. It went six‘ rounds and
, . led all the way. Bobby Bar-
rett. Philadelphia's lightweight sensa-
‘Rickard Wants
Benney Eeonard to -
Meet the ‘Winner
313‘" I'ORK. Dec. Eli—Tex
tion. ’as fouled by Sailor Joe Kellv * , waster
font Seconds after toe start. George Rickard ‘ a” that.
he would gire Benny 118011316 50'
per cent. or the gate receipts to
‘mect the “innerv of the Sailor
Friedman—Lew Tendler bout. which
istobehddaxmeGudmonI-‘h‘i-
My night. . '
Tex stipulates that Benny must
Wtigh'in at 135 M at 2 a?!“
in the attemoon audio: then-in-
pax—igne. of California. won fro
ie Alien. of Alabama.
round bout.
Morris
m Dix--
in an eight-.
Me
From Baseball:
Pm-XDELPHJA. P8... Dec. 1‘.—
Blorris Rath. veteran second laa.S¢-2.I:i:ian,5 ‘
who played on the 'wofld champion
Reds, in 1919, and last year with San.
Francisco. has retired from 13838231?
and is runningamsioalstom in this}
city.
Fun‘rms .m
I” 18w Ann
3‘" €£EMS .
m 607 3' l
sear: seems m -
3093. can! rm
will“ " THE
rrc-m. surprise of the racing at Orient»
The Colones’s will leave Fridav afl- l\\‘0>}’L‘1iJ‘~O?d. by \l’alerragle. had won
emo r. for the Pacific coast. The :2 the first sprint. While the hooks curs—4
letter men and Coaches Moran and ed the winner .2‘; 25 to 3. the mutuals‘
The 411 “in Inake the trip. Coach , Paid ”Pry ““1“” 3‘0”” $3475” for
. whose father is seriouslv 111.7 an tm'estnzent 0:“ 8:. The race was
.-. not *0 with the team. ' nothing hut a gallon for Caimlto.
which simply neared home by
”St“?
tithe Com-r
But'the antiedrafl. six, led by Baiti-
more. with Jack, , Dan 11. RAM in the;
fore, once we voted to Manta!
madam. " ,
' The leaguedbted to play 158 gm
which meaniidouble headers on m.
mud holidays. The sensoh’wm'be
opened in Neva-fix. Jemer City 8813-,
more and Reading. Tammanochesw
gen gymcuseand 8mm will have the ‘i .
right to practice-tor some time in the
parks where they are to open. The »
season will beehfledon April 19 and "
ended on September 23. K
“’The waiver Price was inEreased! . . , '
from 51.000 to $2,000. and herearten "Chuck” Deal. third baseman otthe
it {Vin not be rossible to withdraw Chicago Cubs, in exchange to:- "Cot-
a request for WW1? on splayer. ton" Tierney, of the Pirates, was an-
qghe only deal arranged sent Paddy other trade rumor. Kn eonfirmauon.’
Martin, left sander, from Columbus to ' ‘
ToronlO in excmge for Bill Snyder,
right minder.
Baseball Nofés ”fir
flares. a. deal on between the Red Gus Sandberg, the Toronto catcher;
So: and Detroit, it was said. M a. Brooklyn boy who was with the
Navin and Ham H. France had a. Giants In 1916. was reported to have
10,15- conference but decided to await signed with the “White 80:: as first
the arrival of their respective mans.— asststan' t. to Ray Schalk.
gm, Ty Cobb and Hughey My. ~ ——
before dismissing final terms. Ever- The Chicago Cubs are desperately-
ett Scott. the Boston shmt'op, in ex- striving for infieldem’. and “other
change on Bob Veach and a. young deal rumor was one that would semi
Tiger mcher seems to be the trade in Max Flack or Turner Baa-berm the
Reds in exchange for Louis Fonseca. '
season '01-'519‘2‘1’omrssr
Roy Thom the famous model.
phla. outfielder or years gone by. elem
’ed a. contract yesterday to become a.
scout for the St. Louis Cardinals. ,_
a
MYERSAOMO .- Snare.) -
>7 LARKtN, l‘LEl-HGHJ
Never before was there’ as
country report thatithe past season as their biggest ever.
the 1920 season. , m past year; ever, Mahatma all
' ' eat: We .on the gridiron ,
crossed the goal line for a touch
in ,’ l e, in 80
g 7 . fag . Formal. . I E
mirth? W . 1590’ we“; iafip‘lgyg m‘ my you? ‘ , '
«‘7‘-
'More records were brokeniand more were made daring the 1921 iooflsal] season ,
good playing witnessed asmas seen during the, past year.
By majfom was W
‘ ‘ s and has surpassed
néhtdxnéfhym. It in mid first the
»I ll , . I
.mnhym
say State Boxing amonrtoxzet _ 3- ~
my money. I did armhflie Dmr- last night knocking; Jimmy.“ ,
ney watest..and am willing to meetty, momma-Ind. hmhj
anyone Kr.Rickardmnynelect IoriSpor-tingcmb. The /, aus'
fifteen rounds to a decision at the fished his coma cum “f
middleweight limit. I am not particu- com; failed to some one: as... ' '
lar !rhn it is, for I will to into strict net for the thin-f5 I“. M
training, and win be ready to show weighed 159 pounds]. immune ting
my best. If I lose my title on the .oc- Side lad scaled “at 151 m
casino it will be because the-omel- fel- What was to have been W12-
low is the better man.” rounder. ended in the. m it—~
when Jack Burke. tune:- as“
1amateur light hedrywelght cm
. W out 21.: Jimmy. or a...“
Oflatty m the lCity. ‘The Jersey lad’s seconds m
' ‘inthetofieiwhflexelianymcafi
floor receiving a. ovum.
Third at Pioneer
‘ ) Ina IG-ronndbont lit-antica-
"NEW YORK. Dec. 14.—-—Bave 805- form!" ,mm ”‘9‘“ “8‘. “‘
enberg, the Brooklyn middleweight. er. received the W decision. I“
Andy Quin. of Jersey City.
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