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AlllNlllS l; c. Mil .
snaiiinltlllitlill
l .nnnittce of Yachtsmen to:
ell-ride Future of 1 Lower.
\\ i ork Bay Organiza-
{lull
potellllnty of the Atlantic
ot‘ the oldest and best
organizations in the
wound up. -A- meeting
‘ .l-« l’.\' was held recently to
l .wt‘lon should be taken‘
l-lvw'lli conditions. The
.- lll‘lwisllip of about 225.
.l"l\t‘. honorary. life. navy
The club owns
.ll St :I Hale. which is up—
i : 4n 1 “U. Against this there
l' :. tlr $73.00“ and the club
is about $41000.
H? l’
l 'Vl'
4'1;
|l.l llliu'ryr
hm: lnnt- the interest in
m. lilt‘ lower bay has been
. mine members were in
lilli~ moving to the Sound.
. mu: lll ll position to do
(.l' il difference with the
'lll'fi‘ about the riparian
lh- [li'npl-l‘ly it owns at Sea
'1' ll difference has now been
- l tl‘." (‘iub could sell its
slllic all its bills and Still
-ll ul surplus.
the numbers are ill favor
.: 4 on. These. hOW'eYGI‘
up“ sv nt the Sea Gate element
-.‘.1\ want the club to hold
To do this. how-
thnt ' the annual
he increased and
assessed a sum suf-
l- lllttl. the present demands
-l ~ -v m hills.
ml inhcrs could not agree on
unlll he done it was decided
ii in a committee of tire. and
rmmw is to report back to
s? (will.
4. practically without or-
'l‘l‘ llnnlil’luiitll; committee has
gm pnt'n‘ a ticket to suhr'nlt to
nut has been unable to'
«‘unlnnnlorc lt‘rnricisR. Mallet.
lln schnont-r Undauntedl
in: tin: oflirwr last year. The
-t posiilnll.
.villl
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Hit :11!
\t in
he
is
' '-'lrl-«lS
l .w.\..\
- l r‘l'r l . rs wero' lice—commodore.
. llw. 'l‘ l’icrcf‘: rczlr commodore,
l |:.».»l.«; scct‘l‘lzll‘y. Edward I.
.1l llll‘i li'cnstil'cr, John Scholl.
-'|l Yacht Club \ras orgmlv
and has for many years
l:lv‘::c5=t \rlchting
lower hay.
\lllllllic
l l" ISUZU.
‘il lilt-
Ji-I'l t-ll till
i EVENI
to Philadelph
Tier contests and are busily engag _
New York University is talking‘ot an mter
a battle With Colgate o
longation of its schedule.
puses.
Fordham is considering the pro
organiza- ,
'3. Now that the Army :ind Navy
has started negotiations for
i O
Kllllnger is now
coaching the Freshm
the Yankees for New Orleans on
The Original Celtics will be back
they will take 0n the Rea
position in the evening tussle.
cessful tour oi upper New York State.
staged February 8 at Madison
Question and many answer lt,l)y sari
her. The champion wound up his
now in New York preparing for
is at his best form he is sure to be
who is said to be in the best sh
O Q
ball ?' "
pill}."
The High School man
followers at their annual game with
mory on Friday evening. Although the
in three weeks due ”to the small
ily and are ready, for theirdyi:
believe that they can take the me
x
ceipt of letter-h from nearly every
Champions play there.«
has as large a schedu
Championship. the Giants are
m-'
infillliifltlllf
BEAT ultimo
Mort lulskctlsllll hmmls “t'r‘t‘ “on;
last. night in I'm kl ljtlt ’l‘l'iiw. \‘ilf‘ll:
iht- ill .1 \lt ll .‘v ( \I..'i finial-l (it"ft‘iii‘Wi‘
1‘1" ‘.l-.lll-r qu'lu ll\t‘ :lt llnyt's
'l'i "1‘. . i.‘. ll O wlll" ("i 33 l0 14. Ill
fllu- lvllil"‘ll\.l\ mime. the lit-ti Men
1min: «w» ill w .|i‘ .l the independent
(lirls l\ lllo \t'nre- (ll' T tn 2.
’t'l~ l:: .l \l- u had no dill‘lcully ill
vnv-rlln: lllo zlllzll'k nl~ the Monkcr
(Until: 1‘,le ,\t :lll time-s. llllrillu the
'1lun lln-zn- \\.l°~ lln timllut us to the
\«ilvmll: ll .llil. '1')” III vi Men prtncll
r'vllu lv lull List for their opponents.
\‘v utul. \\ ilU )Ii:l}'t‘(i lct't l'Ul'wurd for
2m» llwl .\lv-n. starred. making sh has-
.lml (mil. 'Fm- the Grotto
\\'ll:lzlr-sworth and Eddy each
up points. The rr-fhain-
.. nnnllu-rs of the team were un-
l”
l v Is 0”"
' Illl
'lll" St‘\(‘l'l
st (ire.
y‘nro-s and summaries:
l i
against Sailor Freidman in a i\\(‘i\l‘
ark tonight. Cohen is a fast lighter
i
iArtllur Nehf Sends
In Signed Contract
Arthur Nl-llf. who I‘iit'ilt‘li lili‘
(Hunts to \ictory lll the tinnl Home of
'tliw \Yorld's SI-l'it's against the Yun-
ki-l-s last October. is the latest lllt‘lll—
lill'l‘ ot' lht' world’s champions to sign
for the 19;: season.
Nt'ill's contract was received yester-
'dll,\. postnuirkctl “'llsllington. lnd.
Ills :ll-vmnpuny‘lng it-llcr disclosul that
ilt' is in line t‘ettlc anti lili‘ only thing
'thnt's worrying him is "what‘s this
i‘F‘arnl Rlllc' business in \\'llshlnl‘_’10ll,
(D. C.) all {lbOutT'
i Neht’ owns an immense farm in In—
‘d‘lana and is getting things ready on
it so it can keep on functioning while
he is otTcring his southpaw lwndcrs to
Iopposing hat—smelt ”r was the only
member of the team that Phillie l'lran-
.
his contract
annual » {netball tussle» has ~13.
la. new York colleges “are becoming in
ed in.
graduated from Pen . .
an basketball five of this institution.
March lst.
. ‘ S inday when they will play _ .
G'ildt‘n 0n ‘ ding five and the Trenton quintet Will furnish op:
The Celtics have just returned from a suc-
Zbyszko Risking His Crown
Czln Stanislaus Zhyszko defeat Ear
Square Garden? .
ng that it is quite likely that a no“
champion will he crowned on that: evening.
tour of the states. meeting all comers and.
tour in
his struggle w -
defeated by the quick thinking Caddock.
a'pe of his mat caret—r.
Question? “When shall the referc’r blow
Answerr‘WVhen- two players of oppOSing t
on the ball. or when One closely guarded p
azemcnt looks for a large 1
pox scare. .
battlc with their Stamford rivals.
asnrc of
deayor to prove it in the preliminary g
v u I o a
'V ' ' - ' Secretary Tierney is in re-
' demand in lht South. '
Th Slants are m town in the South asking that the “oi—id
Even the Giant second team
1e booked as: the first team,
great drawing cards in
llennv Cohen. the hard hittingr Orange. ‘
. round limit at the lira-all .\. t,
game for the past seven months. mun;
1 :7 ‘3"
e‘gn shifted
terested in late Novem-
armnging'games‘ on their‘ own ream-
sectional game. Columbia
n Thanksgiving Day. and
I
ndgtate and is busily engaged in
He will leave with
court Madison Square
at their home
In the afternoon
two league games.
New England and New Jersey.
1 (‘addock in their mat contest to be
This seems to be a general
Zhyszko has just completed a
dcfeatingjhenjl in a decisive man-
Rridgeport Tuesday night and I
‘llh Caddock.‘ ‘L'nless Zibby
his whistle and declare ‘llcld
earns have one or both hawk
layer is withholding the ball from
C O
urn out of llaskmllall
Stamford High at the Norwalk Ar—
local students have not played a mime
they have been practicing strad-
The girls
the Lock City’ girls and will en-
:llnc of the mening.
is in his demand and
winning the \\'orlll's
Dixie.
fly
I ' I“;
lightweight. will stack up
in X('\\~
H)“
N. J.
and llllllougll he has i‘t‘t'll out of
belicyc he will host Freldluan.
Playfellow Case Called;
Sinclair Is Not Ready
The l’layt‘elluw ('LlSt‘ wus- culled lvc—
tore Justice lx'llpper 1!] H..- Sulll‘tlllt'
Court. llrlmklyll. yvstllllll) lllOrnnlg,
liul llr. i‘hlllil lire-mull. counsel for
Harry 1“. Sinclair. :lskrll tor u post-
ponement. Thv llilul'll(\ slid ilt' was
busy on two other cases. Hurry S.
Sulliyan. counsel tor Janus 1“. John-
son. :lllswl-rul lllllly lrut reluctantly
to tl.~- pl.>tlmll-lllt-llt. The
aura-ll
case was then lllll on iht‘ calendar for
February 9. '
'l’llr suit is that brought by Mr. Sin—
llair to lecmer Sloth-mu, the price he
pllltl Mr. Johns-an for the tllrtc-yl-ar-
dill thoroughbred colt l‘lziyfellow. Mr.
Sinclair claimed the colt.is~ a wind-
sucker. In a tornlrr lrlul the jury dis—
agreed.
Victory for Holy Cross
VVORt‘l-ZSTl-ZR. Mass. l-‘eb. 2.——-In
out of lilt‘ most exciting games
played here in recent years the fast
Holy Cross five nosed out St. Francis
by a. 37 to» 33 score. The visitors kept
the Purple on the jump throughout.
The first half emit-a 1.x to 17. with the
visitors holding the one point lead.
During the second half the,score was
tied four times. Moran and, Heating
displayed wonderful shooting ability.
Moran caged all his free' tries. Both
teams shoWed flashy teamwork. Car-
roll starred for-Holy Cross.
. , DAVE: DANFoz-n-c
Dy Wilium‘ 3. Hum
Freni a midwinter point of
view, which may go much astray
from summer and autumn real-
izations. the New .York,Giants
andthe New (York Yankees have
added more strength tor-maxi; sea-
son than any at the other major
league teams; There seems -no
reason whatever Why I there
shouldn’t boa perceptibly better
grade of baseball allalong the
line this year, for no team is any
Weaker. regarded 'as a‘ whole.
than it was. find more than half
of them have made moves de-
l« signed to add strength, and which
probably will.
The Cardinals. it appears. will
take the field with about the same
individual array as in 1921. but
better fixed in morals and confi-
dence. The Cardinals ought to
play better ball through having
found out that they are a. better
team thou/tor a greater part of
‘ last season": they thought they
were. Their same individual
arraY. Dlilsthe impetus of added
confidence. will help them.
The Pirates need that same
psychic stimulant; they need to
quail ogfgfififeply.“ $1,! they are
game e ‘ e‘nce will help then
avoid the humiliating break
which struck them last year and
allowed the Giants. With the lat-
ter‘s sturdler moral fiber. to
any them through.
Where the Cubs are going to
fl
California Plans for a
$1,000,000 Stadium
BERKELEY. Cul. .
Feb. 2.———I"eci-
been ahalidoned.
In all probability. according to uni-
versity officials. the new stadium will
he built in Strawberry Canyon. on
the campus. Tentative plans are for
a structure to be completed by 1923
which would seat upward of 75.00”
persons and cost approximately $1.-
Otl(l,tltll‘l_
The proposed howl stadium will in-
clude an oval 460 by 295 feet.
Warner Signs to Coach
Stanford Eleven;
STANFORD l'NIVERSlTY. Cat.
Feb. 2.—Appointment of Glenn \‘o’ar-
her. head coach at the University of
Pittsburgh. as advisory coach for
football at Stanford University for the
Zbyszko Throws
Charlie Burkhart
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. Feb. 2.—
Stanislaus Zbyszko. world‘s heavy-
weight wrestling champion. defeated
Charlie Ilurkhart in two straight falls
here last night. The first came in 15
minutes 40 seconds on a head and arm
scissors hold. and the second in 4
-r'ninutes. 45 seconds on a full body
hold.
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OTHER SPORTS 0)? PAGE FIVE.
next tWO bears was announced b)’
school officials last night.
years as advison‘ coach. Warner will
become head coach at Stanford for
three years. it was stated.
Andrew Kerr. football coach at
Pittsburgh. will become head coach
for the next two years and G. E.
Thornhill. coach of Centre College
football team. will be coach for two
years.
Warner. it was stated. was ofifered
the position of head coach. to be ef-
cept, as her
Pittsburgh for fwo years longerr
{Pd .‘lt'n Jl‘s. nick. associate news dispenser at
G. F. Pts. Giant headquarters. heard from yes—
lH ll ............. fl 0 10'tcrday and the contract {Hid news
~ ll .............. 6 l 13‘t'rom Indiana. farmer put. Uran—
.l.ll t ............. 3 l 7 nick ill a happy. reminiscent mood.
l4!) ........... 4 0 S Nehf‘s masterly pitching in the last.
l. . .............. U 0 1’ 'game of the'World’s Series. when he
-— —— fisllut out the Yankees. allowing them
1S 2 3S‘only four hits, meant sixteen suits.
.‘lonkcr Grotto live overcoats. a half dozen hats and
G. F. I’ts. silk shirts galore to the genial As-
»nmth, rt ...... 3 1 7 sistant Secretary. I-lc wagered all of
l" _ . .......... 3 l 7 ' that on the outcome of the series.
" c . .. 0 ll 0 Nary a word was heard from any
-.: ............ 0 0 0 of the Yankees. signed or unsigned
~ ._ ............. 0 0 0 :playch. yesterday.
In .............. ' U 0 0 ‘ . .
7, 2 14 l To Fight Against .
m-mm-n “"al"’0"‘““" ' Professmnahsm
G. F. Pts.
'* --------- l " '5. CHICAGO. Feb. :.’.——Now is the
”I """" 2 1 0 time for united and cooperative ac-
‘ ‘ """"" 0 0 tlon by all university interests against
“4 """""" 0 n -the inroads of professionalism on col—
‘ "a ------- " 0 0zlege athletics. Alonzo A. Stagg. vet«
T” _‘ ": eran athletic director at the Univer-
3 1 ‘ sity of Chicago. said today. He called
hull-pendent Girls for efidence of professionalism
G‘ F' Pts. against any l'niversity of Chicago ath-
""“ rf - ' i' 0 0 lete. and said the. giver would "re-
----------- “ 0 0 ceive my personal gratitude. as well
---------- n O 0 as that of the faculty."
............ 0 0 04
0
........... 1 0 -_:"|
1 0 2
nether Offer
for Ryerson
l 'Ill\\'.\'. N. Y.. Feb. 2.——Im
., ll trainer and driver of
lI'('l utly received an of-
. :l war and expenses to
\ ~lvi1l. has just been the
llulllé’r big offer. This
- Hr» lingo Kilnber of Kar-
in out of the wealthiest
l (Ullllil‘_\' and the man
i,~ you was employed for
lAv
lll.
l
' - iiféllt ll —
(‘hecker Games
"~" Scotland. Feb. 1—111
checker champion-
Rohcrt Stewart. of
lln",.ll
’\"-ll
l \‘cwell w. Banksofy-pej i
um more games were (in
> I "i to date is: Stewart Mill
..« l\\ll. 13. Therg will '
1
10m 01 low.
SON.
ier.
Marty
.... madam: year is some-
thfl ey must. demonstrate.
than to be seen at this
time. m’l’hillies may get bet-
ter. ‘Mfiflom‘ the improve-
ment ”at youngsters, and Messrs.
" d Wilhelm are confi-
' .wlll improve and add
W 4'0" the Philly team.
Then. again, if certain moves
come to pass the infield strength
will be increased 20 per cent.
Armory
" 1-5.
lion to construct at. the University of their last practices yesterday after-
C‘lllifornia here an athletic stadium 01‘ "00” in WC Norwalk Armory. in prep-
the "bowl" type. similar (0 the or“: m lirllliou for their struggle with the
Stanford University. has been rpachcd. crack Orange and Black team of
plans for a huge gxed and concrete Stamford High. Many tickets have-
structurp originally proposed haying been sold. and all indications point to
one of the biggest crowds of the sea-
l.ast year. the Highs packed the]
Armory, and the locals are aiming toI
do so this year.
In the opener. Captain Eugenie Mc-
Mahon and her hasketcers will try to
ayenge the defeat heaped upon them
a few weeks ago at Stamford.
Gall's Jazz ’Orchestra will furnish
music for dancing.
Golf a Game
.. for Schoolboys
“E .
A .
PARIS. Feb. 2.—Golf
The “Bug" that
,v’. #—
LOS Antonina Cal. Feb.
.L-iti
has no at-
ltractions for M. Briand. former Prem- .
A finds so many
victims intnmerica and Europe failed
to affect him when he tried the game
at Cannes under the tutelage of Mr.
Lloyd George. it has become known.
“It is a game for schoolboys." M.
After tWOEBriand told the British Premier. who
is an ardent golfer.
never cease to be children.
you enjoy a country walk without hit-
ting a silly little ball?"
Farreflefeats Colima
“Englishmen
Can not
2.__.
Farrell.‘ New York middle- . terday issued a call for a meeting to
weight. received a decision over Ber; be .held at *Vi'ashlngton. “’ednesday. ‘
Tile—19221 schedule of thei
. .
Highsgfiold Practice in . Knockout at
Th: Not-walk High quintet began
I
l
re THEIR
Cincinnati has an infield which
is an experiment. and on how
the experiment works out the
success of the club this year is
largely dependent. Pinelli and
Caveney are newcomers to the
infield: Bohne joined the club as
late as last year, and Jake Dau-
ber‘t is the only veteran.
“'herein the Boston Red Sox
have done anything to expect bet-
ter baseball from them than last.
year is not discernible at this
ELMER MILLER
time. They may answer the qua-
tion in the affirmative on the
new. and it they do their pets
formance' will not accord trim
their winter ‘forecast. Yet. I
believe both Duffy and Frazeo
really are' hopeful and think they
will have a better club than lac:
year. UnleSS Ty Cobb can‘ rig
up a better infield than he's been
doing business with the Tigers
won't enter the race any stronger
than a year ago. i . .77
The Washington club has
strengthened. it is a first good 7'
all around tam. except in the
box. The pitching ought to be
at least as effective as last year.
and the presence of Peckinpangh
will have 'a marked benefit on
the fielding defense. The AthA
let‘lcs cannot do any worse than
finish last. their end of the sat
sun abode last year. Even if
they do that again they promise
to be a better organization. They
have a number of youngsters in
the box and elsewhere in line for
natural improvement. . .
Summing up. the indications
are that a majority of the big
league clubs have it in them to
grade uptight? than last year.
They will be more ”Mottled
to the conditions of a new ball
and another disturbing factor,
changes in pitching require
ments, and, therefore. in a posi~
tion to settle down to steadier
and more consistent playing.
Brooklyn Amateur
One clean knockout and a brace of“
technical knockouts featured the DH -
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lCoast AltiiiF‘le' Armory. firooklyn
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*fective immediately. but could not ac- l Colima. Califqrnla boxer. at the end i Fem 8'.
is . under contract with of their four roud bout here Tuesday;
night.
am :lteur
Second
lust
liniinaries of the Brooklyn
boxing tournament at the
night. Francis Lattimer. l‘t’pr(‘r<I-lll-,
ing the St. Jerome Athletic Club in
the ‘118 pound class. knocked out
twenty seconds
fighting in the second rou_nd. It cul-
minated a fine exhihition of fcinting.
footwork and jamming. Ed Forbes ref-
ereed the bouts “v"! handed down the .
t
decisions.
Raymond to
Coach Harvard ‘
CAMBRIDGE. Feb. 2.:-—VVendell 1".
Raymond of Brockton. has been ap-
pointed coach ot‘ the Harvard second
baseball team. He captained the
Brown University nine for two sea-
sons. and after a summer on the Bing-
hamton team of New York' State
League became a teacher. and since
1921 has»been
School. He is at present a student in
the Harvard graduate school.
Ban Johnson . .
. - Calls Meeting
CHICAGO. Feb. 2.—President Ban
Johnson of the American League yes-
league will pe presented .to the club
owners {production at that time.
N
l
or 1week for
ispecdy guard. Was. unable to play 312‘ t
in.
Boxing Tourney.
‘l‘ililf trounced the Young Men’s We
munity
Tln gamt “as snappy from start“
;finlsh, and many exciting [5123’s m'
‘made.
‘Chariies Tiernan. iu‘zd Engineers. after .
one minute and
l
located at Middlesex-
— Mw.-.,...._
ll.A.lllN - -%
WWLMREK
King Arthnr hi
The Knights of
(“lulu to Hit score of 3449.
This was the second victory 13in
the Knights. Gulles. the.
Gilbert was shifted to guard. whiz
Malkin played forward. ‘
The score at the end of the first. 3213 I
was '17-13 in favor of the Knights;
In the seenni half. and in twoniin‘
utcs the Y. M. C. C tide the aura.
and made one to the good. but m
were unable to score for the rem-
der of the game. ’
The score and lineups:
Knights 0} King Arthur
G. Ff
H. Lialliin. if . 4 G '
Vedas. rf ............. 4 2.5
Fleuwcllin. c .......... 5 0'
Gilbert. lg 7 ............. 3 0 "
Lockwood} rg ......... 9 . 6 ~
1‘6 :r‘ 2
G. F.
" ‘. 2 i
\ -‘ .. 3 0
Fodoa c ............. O (3‘:
Gusto. "35.1. i .5 ......... 2 . Ci "
Fitch. ': .............. 2 0
Root. c ............... 9‘ .07;
. 3-
The gag: .
nary to 3.1% 3?!
game at. ‘
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