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1'25553.‘—‘Sa“*3t{ered afiegB of "$82168, .
. V m; and ski. predict this season
5 the greatest boom in Winter
nee {he (nominee mibefimé
1135* war.
_ Outdoor carnivals, witbhockey con-
iests. 5k: sumping.'fancy skating. snow-
.fhoe r2055 and cur-ting. are scheduled
int January and February, in many
Parts of tip-$15319 New York. New
Engliszd and Canada. including ‘ the
mini skating meets at Newburgh
«and Lake- Piacid. 1:119:55: in skiing
3135 extendeé 0n}? tiffimoki‘yn. when"
wfiinan'ans have formed a skiing
club.
The i: an: place
my 13;: on the
Games is
. to its usua‘i
uczzvizi-ss Special college
meet. 2:: be conducted December 351‘
- mxdor 7 ’
Mint-'—
1. inauspices of the Soc—Birds)
5.1.115 to which President
~ 1215 offered a cup. The pur-
{1115 moot is to develop ath-
. 'represent America in the ice
:md .9va events at the next Oivmpic5
Tho Lake Placid event is eipectea
to turn;- many entries from New Eng-
3311:} Coileges. For yi’ars Dartmouth '
gagged away in the'Xexv Hampshir;
38115. 1:15 had almost a monopoh‘ on
gutted-3:521 winter sports. having? to
3:131: mzemollegiate contests with Ho-
{1111 and other Cam: -
but skiers and 5”
Lu
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@132: institutions,
‘tht on*5inoers from New
_ 1 2 e» an other
Journej-‘ing to Hanover for thgglxiengtfas;
winch Winter sportsare claiming 01:.
11001193". which requires only Vanda-
door rm}; to reproduce the chills' o:
‘Irinter. 15 retaining its hold as a' fat.
Write sport among American col-
leges. In addition. there comes. ham
meaphia word that “Big Bin" To;
day. 5:21- ofiihe tenn’s roux-ts hope-’5
this mter to make as big a mi on 11:;
Winter resorts in Canada '
11011;th ‘piirt of the United 8:325:12?
39ft ioterest keen is {0130 (
skating.
Shem $§
Would Transfer 7
' T0 Providence
There— is a grow; ro "
"‘Ivh. en _the International? Liz-fixetymteit:
335m. 12 February .the Jersey City dug
m be :cransferred to some other city’
mo .dc-ztr-t Providence. which used 16
be to tan: circuit. but in recent rears
3:35 Log—{~12 in the Eastern Leagué. If
Plonoeace doe-s not meet the re-
stmremc—nts of Joseph Moran. the own—
er, he will take up negotiations with
: manta}. yrhich wants the club. Mon-
real 2150 is a one tune member Of the
Pa: Donovan. manager of the
mags. has been authorized by )[0~
m to no busines with either Provi-
K-dence or Montreal The league pre-
ssers tie Rhode Island city:— Mom
mpOSes to sell the flab to lorai own—
m. or: he} will operate 819 team it
mmogjrice mgr: build a new bar: park.
take i.w It»?
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5
vi
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r~>=
I w u. the team and to
C: pa..ner5 "'1 " ‘ '
the money for the pkg; o “In pd! up
- Jfrsey City has not been enthusias—
tic ursupport of the Skeeters in the
last 525 or seven years; It used to be
.8. 31-93: 1335913311 city. but the ca1iber
at the dub has fallenw-and so has the
Whigs. The P010 Grounds is too
dose to Jersey City to make minor
raweflbau profitable there. Susday
mgiésifife 1:111:43 the game across
ChamESnsmp Skating
Event Is Awarded
To Newburgh
CHICAGO, Dec. 21,—The Canadian
’nutdoor ice skating championships
Vii! be contested at St. Johns, K. 8..
January 13 and 19. This announce-
unmt was made here- yesterday by .7131-
11:1» '5. FE zgerald_ president of the In-
lmazzonai Skating Union. f
The first event of the season will bé‘
(the Middie Atlantic championship. at
lira-b33212, .\'. Y4, on New Year's Day.
The international indoor champion-
a'ship event will be held at Milwaukee
gran-1:: 1:: March. and Cleveland and
Hash-:31: will divide tfie nationai in-
door championship event, for
dates have not w Set. .
The Usited States Elgar-1381;311:213
Bomciation. minted with the Tutor.-
323mm: Skating Union. {financed
that the figure skating champiothBn
treats win be new mougmme -
35:11:95. 51515-5 ami Canada . , I ,
“Dutch” Reuflaer
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Heather yesterday afternoon.
married to 312‘s. We m3
' city, in Redwood our. ~Ren§j ~
opped out 92 51.31111th
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New Canaan is coming down to the Norflk'm;uflght with a. 1m,
delegation of mote-rs who feel Wen; that their-team will emerge ;,Vic£or,-_
ions. ' ' ‘ . ' - ’ "
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'2 Billy Prince. of Bridgeport: made a. his: 1115111 Brfiiklyn. Mondfiy night
The Bridgeport battle:- won the judge‘s mni'over Bim<Meta in 'a ten;
round bout, a: the Broadway Spun-ting Clubyafter'wlnch Prince. dummihis,
entire purse to the children’s Christmas fund. ~ ' ' . '
’Killinger to Join Ya ees ' .
Glenn. Killinger, star athlete ant Penn Statebome, find regarded as one
of th€~best backfield men on the gridiron this'eeasongomw be seen in a~Yankee
uniform next year. KiHinger win accompanYJhe New York team on than"
spring training trip, as he will graduate from State College in February. The
Penn State. star is an infielder andzfiugo Badgki'Penn State cogch. states that}:
he win make good at second. think or shorts’top.~ Kflnnger turned professional
recently when he started playing Tm" room in..Philadelphia.
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Babe Ruth says he win wind up his vaufievméact about the m’I‘ddle of
February to rest up for the spring training stigma the Yanks early in March.
Although he will not appear in the New forklifts”: until near Memorialjhy,
the King of Swat is eager to be imthe pink‘otsmnmuon at the very outset of
the season. Last year. it yin be.;remembered. Ruth was twenty: . or more
m inmigmnen the season opemd. , ,
C'. .“
Incatbasketh‘afil teams should unfierstand 'cleariy th‘é "time out" rule.
which defines when time may be called. Inrmaat years, at. any period of the
game, a team had the privilege at 'eamngi‘mei‘ont? regardless of whether
or not that team was inpossesion of the 116.11. Mmson the rule has been
changed, and it is now required that a team he iu’poasession of the ban before
it is entitled to “time out." Local fives should; insiston the enforcement of this
roleand make sure-they do not 6511 for time w§en not. in possession of tho
Camp’s 1921 selection
Walter Camp has family announced hh-Ql—American football eleven for
11161921 season, about as powerful a combination as has yet. been selected.
Thegreat gridiron authority has included in his eleven stars from the East.
South and \V'est, and has favored no institution with more Imaone selection.
Aldrich of role, and Brown, of Harvard, are. theronly two. players iron: the
“Big Three? to be honored— ' ' '—
End g...-...¢....Mullér
Tacklé
........'....:.Ca1itornia.
..........Stein ....;..........;Wash1ngton ana‘aefiereou.
Guard ...........Schwab ..‘.........-.J.-afayette.
Center "nun-"Vick ”.53...u....nMichigan.
Guard .......-.-.Brown ..........s-;-.Ha;r“3td.
”tackle ...-..V...-McGuire .........£a%-Chicago.
End .........~..cRbberts ...3.......Q.C£ntre.
_Quarterback ”De-vine *....i..........lowa. ,
Halfback ........Kjllinger l...........Penn State.
£33.1ka ......--Aldrich ....:.........-Yale.
‘Fuuback 7.........Kaw ....;....a......zCornelL
{the Bed Men, of Norwalk. are making an ennable record on the indoor
court by continuing to add to their list of victories. Their many followers be-
lieve that they would give the Nor-walk team. playing at the Armory. a, tougii
battle. "
mom mass 16' fining.
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Bob ma; io'utfiéider oi’éih some, ages, who is: misled 59
headedrfoz the’New York Yanh‘esinathrewmerédgdai involving
' engage for Roger Peckinpangh, Bu!
1 111211116 owners.“ the doom ex:
‘ pitchers in the Antlerican League next
7 met-ting
, ternafional league club. “ Mack
. thg‘city, is under ray;
‘ day? afternoon.
'Coast League, August Hen-mum.
myomm ' ,
biggest deals ever consumm_
«.-
5 that’Lésfie (1‘30???) Bush. sum om
ana'Everett Scott. of the Red amt. win
come. to New York next 511131118111 314
”Pkwy. “'arren H. ‘ (“m9”)
andiJack Quinn: , 7 -
79133.3 eeal wasn’t. quite the. gnfinim
peeked. There'hard been rumors that
Jones and Bush) might come to the,
Yankees. Stmngthened by the state-
mént of Col; Huston. at Dover Hall.
021 his arrival there on Monday that
the team wouldrhave two of the best'
season. But the;mounoement otthe
names of Evelfett Scott and ‘Peckta-
mush om brig: quite a shook. , ‘
711: was 1111 out and out exchange of
piayers. Not one , penny changed
hands, on the word of both Col. Rap-
pert and Harry szee. ,
Pool’s Fine Ride Big
Aid to MamnMay
NEW ORLEANS. La-, Dec.- 21:—
Over a fixer-returned to sood'c'onéi;
tion Jeflerson Park patrons witnessed
sport yeszz-rday that was keen though
it lacked pretention to class. The tea?"
thriller of the day developed from the
rousing ride by Pool. Marvin hap-
pened to LC in motion whaling bar-
q-ier_rose, but Irish Dream quickly
raced up uithio a hair length and the
pair had it hammer and tongs
throughout the running. Fool's, sun
perior finish was responsible for the
verdict. ' '
Valor. cm -Ea.sterner of repute,
showed a smart effort to save third
Over Botheration. the only other
starter, which-raced as if a trifle short
after Inning supplied contention in
the early running. " Valor was forced
Wide rounding the turns and finished
within :1 1r :xgth of the headers. which
ran the six {tn-10113 distance in 1:13
2-5. out of the {asiest rates of the
,Frazee Confirm
Trade or McInms
NEW YORK, Dec. :1.—Han~y It
V Frazee. president of 11116.30:th Red
Sox. came through last. night with a
confirmationcot the story on Tuesday
morning of the trading of John S.
“Stuffs” MCInnis. his star first. base—
man. to the Cleveland Indians.
Cleveland," said MnFrazoe. at his of-
fice after a long contemnce with
* Hugh Duffy. his manager. “We have
obtained in exchange Elmer Smith
and George Burns. an outfielder and
a first baseman who are known to an
the tans {or their hard hitting. 'We
also will get another Cleveland player
«Joe Harris. the, first baseman. if he
is declared eligible by Judge Landis.
If not, we will have anothér pick.
Frank McGowan .
, For Phil. Athletics
, PWDEEPHIA, 7138c. '21.—Connie
Mack. manager of the Philadelphia
~American League team. ~'anno.unced
yesterday hie had traded Edgar CO1-
1ins. outfielder. tor FrankMoGo‘wan.
also an outfielder of the Newark In-
wit!
leave here next Tue‘sdgy for Eagle
Pass.. Tax. to look over training
grounds for next spring. ’
Articles Sentvlio .
’ J ohnny‘Kilbane
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BUFFALO. N. Dec. 21.—-A
match between Jahnny'Kilbane and
" = Johnny Dwyer {or mavericks feather-
weight champlo‘nShiDLto be {eight in
Papershave
been Yon-afied‘to Kfihane in wave:
" 1am}, and Dwy'er', who is in Brdomyn,
where he is training fora bout .1151!!!
V'incEnfi “PEDPBI” Martin next Hon-
Charley 7 5' 30¢s
_ CINCINNATI. Dec "21.43am
See. outfieider, has beentel’eand to
the San Francisco fél‘bVszmm
president or the Cincinnati Nationals.
announcedyezterday. mist-91mm
San Francisco completes the Cincin-
nati club‘s payment for Jim 035
59,912}: shortstop, Hartman said.
running C? the fifth, a. six furlong 90‘ 35:7 bte. _ 7 _. ,7
event. which went to the shitty Kem‘ , . , , .. .
«Lucky sprinter Man-in May. under a Bmtlsh.Amencgn
"Yes. we “minded Mclnnls totthe three evening sessions.
San Francisco first WENM-W t'
Toiflaoifio Coast ,
journey to BM“ {ml take on
the fast YER a\. 3mm, 9! that
place. They also, hat-“ensues schedul-
ea with the Colonials. ,nfjflmt Mace;
The Belmonts wank]; 111:9 tohear from
{the Red Men 31mins. morass Mm-
Norwalk. Connecticut.
ChampionSh'iptoBe "
Held at Saranac Lake 5
SARANAC LAKE. N at; Dec- 21.—
Announcement was” Where yester» ,
jumpingr competition; ,7 mah' entries
from the United States and Canada;
would be staged hereonTflebx-uary 29
by the Saranac Inkgsmicmb.
Olficials of the locilaflcb said that
a new jump constructiunon Mount
P153311 win make a last) of 158 1&1
Team Yacht Race
‘N’E\V YORK. Dec. 21,—4A team of
British yachts is to come to these
warez-s next summer and“! a. series
of races W1; sinus;- teamsof
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best interests :0! the sport. has accept-
‘ed rthe mileage and the races are 10
be sailed non September. on Long BI-
and Sounfl'ofiOysmr Boy.
.BmtzBimgrasior
7' iflhampionship Title
KEV? YORK. Dec. file—In the ball-
room of the Role! Astor. this evening.
3811111 Greenleaf arm begin the. de-
fense of his pocket. billiard flue
against Arthur Woods»! Minneapo-
113.111 awe-ban match torn diamond
meéxfl. a horse of 51.009 and the net
gate receipts. The match will be
Continued tomorrow and Friday nights.
The men win play 150 balls at. each of
‘tBenny Leonard f 1 _
Beats Tim Barney
.PHILADBLPHIA, Dec. 21.-Benn3 .5
Leonard. lightweight. champion, out‘
pointed Tim Barney. or lanmer.
P9... in‘an eighziround. no‘decizion;
bout. last night. The champion out!
classed his opponent and won~ the
popular decision apparently without
extending himseu.
Generics GAME ox row 7
GROUNDS.
MONTREAL, Dec. 21.—-Definite de—v
cistou regarding the ofler o! a game; ..
with the Rumors Coliege foam“ eiev- '
en. at the Polo Grounds, m Sew York,
next fall. will be reached by the ads
visors: board. of the 31ch stnéents'
council. this week. The ofier is for a
game on November- 7. 1932, and an!»
stanual guarantee accompanies the
offer.
11136111 has practically completed ar— .
rangements with Syracuse University
for a game against the Orange sound.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.——D. R.
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the—Western tongue. last Summer. has
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club by the Giants. with whom ,he ‘
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