moxnm‘. FEB. s. 1922
5:?" ‘
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lilllri FFEAT «. ' ‘ ‘ > «-
“W A h 1’ om m .31: SEEN Quantum luis ma.
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THE REES :l ‘ I i ' r
H: ‘
' . . _ ‘. K . , . . \ A ‘f
L. .. < “on out by (ight t’ ' I 9r I
\.* l'ml l~ll- lilirr's Reds it ‘ t. I "
of the -Hootcr‘s :D ‘ ‘ ‘r - 71‘ kx‘h ' y I i
v.w i.‘ :11 tilt‘ South ’ V- i I V m h “A
. l"iit‘il;.'ii ‘\\'llen the :’ By F. v. M 0 i: V
'llllli on Sntllrdzly ‘ m ~ ; U
. l. .lill-ud ll} 12‘ ' "' V
.- , , ..,, .. . , , ‘ ‘thfi‘mmW'S‘dmnun for Cum “'l W h“ “‘“‘ l‘"
. .m \\ 0...] n ”my (mini: oi the training season. leaves in to hell \‘0 that tho will “m“agor has
.. trilitinmi his Option-
drcided to stand. pat. on his DtT‘b‘t‘tit :lrr:i_\‘ of stars.
It sfifiutph Shiilneix.
’ I”. . t., H“. “5 k. ““1“... recently. purchased from \V. C. Sniith'é‘Tiidiutfipolis Cluv‘lflihd Bill Cunninib
E\ .il'lllt re trith- 0i 4') ham will fight it‘out for the (rutrr tic-id hcith. left vzicgit bv the shift of
Mn Lulunflmmugh George Burns to‘ Cincinnati. Mchw tuliex-ea thllt one of the vmingstrrs
ml “Itil “Justice" John “ill surrl)‘ till the bill. -
'1‘ . Elssl llellt him by
a ll Hill): $3 to ]l\\‘){[-'s' . . . . ‘
vll ilm scores for $34. Billy .\tiske. the light heavyweight. is seldom llt‘ul‘tl of any more. .\‘t‘t
..-. 1"l\t ll below; the St. Paul tighter was one of the. top-notcliers n few .\ezirs :IK‘O. In Mn}-
lt'ih lf'lS he met Jack Dempsey and while some of the newspaper men called
......... . . . . . . . . 7. the match a. draw the majority found for .\liske on imintx Dempsey iii-\er
w ......... . ...... UN Izot over the effects of that. disptttcd bout. It “as constantly thrown in his
.......... . . . 5: face when he issued challenges to “’illnrd. iliid the present champion WHS
' ............ . . . 44 tinzllly compelled to meet .\iiske in two subsequent. matches in order to d-‘ti-
ilitl‘l}‘ settle his superiority. The first
.tliti I‘l't \ioils games 21th
lulll‘\'
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\\i'l|‘il the “His will
tlll- lillll-H will he
'l'l vllmldx t\tl\ll\:: of this
llr lllltll .\l:\ll:ltlu-itin. .\l':
:lltl ll Hm: :li't tn llH't
\'l»l\\.lil\' ('llill at
(\t ilillc.
llt‘
'llll‘til
.lv.
.-;vl:
-n..
'I‘ll'li <li.._\
li'h'iiik Knocks
1. "lit t'n. l:\i‘ tl“i"l|"'li
.l .« [Illlllt l‘S lull Hill of
ll til .l t'it)\ti} ttllllt<l"li
[I it: it t-li iii" [IiixV liiit'_\.\'.y
I it l'llrl'l) iliirilt.
' l. i .M- .‘L' 'l'ti\\lll' rnllwl ‘Jlfi in
l ‘ .Ii l. .'lli it's ll~ \ tll‘ .\tll'\\:tii\
ill I ll‘ It’ll-’l L'lt tlii' llilzii
‘llr l‘L;lilIS’
Ville .\ 'I'lmiw
()ut Lockmakers .
harc scored :1 knockout. This
‘ineetin: at lleiiton Harbor. Michigan.
«llizuzzcment and crushed .\liskl- to def
of these. limits “HS A six round ni‘tlllr
:it l‘lillzidolilhin and again .\lisko stuck with thc present chuinnlon. although
it v.15 apparent that. it the bout hzld lasted much
match was followed
lontrcr Dempsey would
by the third and lust
llempsr‘y was in fine route for this
out iii thrre rounds. .\tisko was. ho“-
t"\(‘l'. Staging a comeback mil-r a loin; lay-off duo to liillt‘SS.
l
l
\Vhen
it'rcsccnts of Brooklyn. Coal-h Eddie Butler found himself
l
jury predicament of inning gained ll.
liltltll r took 0\'t‘l‘ the Punching rclns :l
l:u‘nt (if the famous t‘orili-ll nil-around ut
lint since
'pf‘t)\\'t'$§l on the liilsketlnlll court.
icmirt S'lllilll. whzlt practically amounts to :
l“tll‘tiii:’ill\
.. i0\ er tllc (‘rcsecnts could point with pride to :l winning stre
\\'ith the triumph ox er the
illie Sll(l\\'lliL',‘ ot' the Maroon.
iillclndill: :l \ictor)’ over Yule.
"lllllll husketlulll hits Jumped tn lintlluii
itlll- iil:iii responsible for it. is certain
illltli (li' futile.
lllt‘ is emit-ll ol' l-‘lirdlilsni
i'l'llv Fordhnm \ietoi')’ lll'tlllLllll
lltliri :lii-i \\ili1'il ilclli rilli tip :l
till'rrl'ni'r. that illitli l' ciliilll
lllliler is :ll
lirt'i-nt
\\iillll'i
lint
l i-iu'it'.
ill-ills:
lllizllxi
i>
that
It‘i'tlt‘ii
'rlt" llllllr‘llili iiltrrrst
\tllt\ Sillllli'i :lttilirl
\\l-lllli:szday iliizllt‘.
tlll- t’\t'lll til it rims”
:l
totlt li\t*5
:ill
’ “in t- :tglliii “Hal" (‘tltllill ilwt tn
imil. alumni ll_\ the llostoii .\. .\. in l'-(
.\l lllllt‘l‘ of the (wont last. _\'i-;lr. ii) llillt‘
ilsn’t Looking for
“ill the ;:lor_\ oi‘ l“tll‘tll\l\l" is (Nil) one side ut' tlit' stun:
tn til--
illidonl-telll)
(t)lll"h[ (\l‘itt-llilizt is bound to |ll’t'\’:l|i.
A Peculiar Situation
the Fordham I'liiu‘rsity basketball team recently det‘euti-ll
tilt
in tilt‘ t'thi'orlliu-
pet'sonlll triumph at his own t‘xpt‘llst‘.
t i-‘m'dlmm this year. Before the liti-
ur tho ilron\ College boasted littll
litltler has take“ hold of the
l niiiucle has bet-n performed in
its scnniitioniil thL‘JX \ictt-rx
ilk of eitrht ll'fllllt'x.
Crescent-s. ie‘l-l-d.
result. llutli-i-
l“tll‘(l'l.‘llll'$
\\'llt|i-
tillttit.
til'Yl‘i
:lil
lwl‘ore
,‘Iht of heights. {Hill as :t
of an everlasting place iii
(‘I‘l‘St‘t‘ltl
himst-lt'
it “ulild
thi- ernck
lllilli-i' lizlti
l:li\ gniilos.
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li-zllli
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guilt l-itllii
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till- l-llslutlulli
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llIJ'LU‘ t’t-llnnlli:
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will
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till) lt-d t‘llt‘nill.
(‘Jil- ’r‘tl
)th'll Srltiirdn)
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tiny.
night.
llBattlin g Nelson’s
' (‘hivalry Lands
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, l ‘ . l tlllt .\nu ilit a. Hit till\.illttil~
'l'llt.zl : . , x l T \IT. \ .. I'mm” “f It“: “girl‘s" .“ h” li'ln'r?‘ LII”; bi‘ivic'nitio-ya tIi (ml-:li .\iuttlu w \o luw.
'ltS‘ l\" (' ”.0 1 HS (‘tlll 'il" 1'1 1‘ v
\t'l‘\\21ll\ luv 1 :l ' . __ _‘ ., . . Hihtliilnih itiiuuii .l.~ l-nt'liil-z \vl.-nl.
‘l'millw . If. if.“ 1’.» plated “1“.“ mi llutllln Il)£l;ht-th.l-ll f-lu';"i“' PILL" “gm. r. “.5“ “I.“ 'MMH‘
”Huh“ ‘ . .. I" “I. 1_Iu‘.i.i.~l .\' .li‘. ix not. .lnilu llillL .ill1:- \l|\lt ill'lm “I n m,” ”1., “M“...HHH‘,“ “l" H.
’\\'l I ll '7 [WW ‘fttiih(un\ I“ ”My “'p'lSL‘ “IV” ' ‘ ‘Hlfi‘ ilii' \‘II\ in M llll' wwt'llti l.tlttl|-‘ in l..;.
t .. " '- - l' I”" “WW m ”H" 1“" (“mmmhlun' r‘ill \\ll:~ tilt llilillli llliui ivitli \\.l:-n tillt ll-li
In” H ' Ii 1;\ If“ ‘\\i‘.l t\l-‘llvi (‘lriiii-iic) tn l‘...ln- Illitil. 1.”! m“ “hm.“
\l .. . . .. .It In. l..l. l'l‘l.l.l:_~il tm- moms ul' .liillgp Lunlllsf .\‘i-lmm lvhl H” Writ” h “.w WW"
.1”. ‘ ,_ ’1'” “m s‘mlnr. pzlsi finding out, illltll llt"il£l5‘ in: “ Mm,“ “hp“ W “PM” “ hill!)
, v— _ lililtit‘ tillui til" \illikpl- ()lllt‘ldlh ”Ulti‘IHL' mm H “mm.“ Frr‘dnm‘u. lie
‘1 I. f In”. “A“ ”W lilll’l‘is rrhmx‘lhm'm ”.\.‘Fllltl lil' ("llit'rt'tl thn- llIHIN“ null ENJIVV ii
i . . 4
‘ IMO" JI'S. [)9fe'd. “H“ ““H"”““” ”Ml h" (Judah I‘dn'h”) iitldii .\lftllillllll 'i V\I)lll.'l|l. "ll-tic t‘ ”S“
“til shorten or sushi-nil tlw ti\l- “'t't'lx's'l . .. .JV . .
‘ P' ‘ Illhtl'lltlll. .\' lrnil lulll tl'v iil.lil. .lnli
Frzlnkllll lths “'m'h‘m ”filmy-l! oil ”I" Ml”. XIwill” Littli null-ll 'i‘l-nil \‘rlxllii .\Jtill
hurnw'wmnm' :lilutllo i’ mull ~I:lili>l--l lill' \\’ll'llftll :lilli
.,_ \\-'I!twi Jl’H.. “U“ H“ ll‘ lil'st \\'ll:lt H.llri!~' (till arms in lH' lllfil‘o y.leUH 1”:an "H” M. “ .\‘rlsm: .\tl'l
‘.|.‘ (I, ill" \OASHIV. (Ill .\..lllll'1l:l\ a" (it' Hit nylons“ iii OrgiLllilt'ti lh’lsrliiliié1h‘ ptiilt'v |-.'ltil-l ”,H‘ml ”LIN” ””5.
1“” “h. [1 ”NW (1.4.4.1...r ”W lil.lli \\il;lt lilltll dill; lllll in tho- ””"H’itinlv. ”W! ”H Imm "m“ “1“ ml“ n
.i‘... 71" 1,”... “film h” 11., iii» (‘H‘l' Judgi- l.:lillli.-l ('Ullflltlk'rt‘tl his wr- ; I” ”HY I"'i" ._ vm'm“
. \, ,,.,.,| ”H“, rm“, “(WIT ‘\V‘I\A 1... Lord its :l soldihr. “'ht-tl uskt'tl yester-i
. , . ., l
- . _ . z ' he thought tillit llll'itlll lt-ili—
. .. lllltlS"_\ llild l-:lili\s .\lut‘rt l tor d” H . . H ‘
lull...” \\lli't‘ Qty.“ .HM (‘:H“(.klt-li(~y fur ltlltlls mice, Lul. l. 1.. Hus—'Eastern League
~ - . i . -‘ ‘ . ' .toii ri'pliI-d‘. - -
l w: tin l'l.llll liiis. .\llu“. “hoi . . .
i n m :llll-lm: ‘i'm- w-(‘ovui hair ".\H. I think it flint" lik~-l,\' tllt‘I Palrlngs
l 3.”. mm H.” rink-nix ' ‘ ' .ltlti'..!t' will keep Ruth out Ini' till i
,,, ' i " llllll' originally tix‘ed." l Sl’lileil-‘llildl. .\i.’l.‘«~X. H l.. 51. -_
\Viltnn: E’l'llt- Fl ilhti‘lll‘ V'lnlnlltltk ol the hunt-
‘ ‘ . T . ' rrli [.i'uullP .\‘t-stl-rdus illlllf)llll("'4l tho
.l a. II It: 0y PalthChnlc t'tilinuitit: [Izlirihxzs for tleo- “turning: (lily
...... . . . . .. . .1 r» 4! To Meet Fordham for “in St'ht~tilli". \\'--llrl:-§vin,\‘. April 24;:
-------------- ; h 6‘ ' llizlrttm'li zit “hill-MM, .\Uw ”nu-n
' .. ....... . .) l , , 2 , . ~ I -, , v
l IL' ........ 1 :1) L! TROY. N. Y.. Fell, 6.7 vl’oilowinf: its .:" l ’;‘|'.:f“l’5'!:‘i A!"”."\ at. “attrhiirg
........ ti "0 O inctory our the Franklin and .\lzlr— lm'k' ' ”it‘ll! M, - I’Tlllkiigitil ilnihlu}
. rvk - . a . , _
_. .— flishllii College: ti\v in :l sl-ilsutlmillll )1" ‘_ ”f7: " "““'L H“ 1"‘yh'd"‘"
.8 1 7.game of husketbull ht'l"' last Sutur- “'H “h" d"""”"““‘
VIIIIII‘Iin 7t!" id“). the ltensselaur l’olythvehnic In— . _ J . ~ ‘
....... o 1 1 stitlite 'vnrsity fivc has been idle this"‘lokaRf'RUI-fl‘” 1” . ‘ .
.......... 0 0 0 week heeausc of thc rt-ccss following .\llul‘IT “l-INI'I’OR'I‘ “(H hits-t
...... 0 (-l (i the mid—year examinations. hut. "ilrij:
l; ......... u 0 0 next Week active practice will he re- Monkr-r Grotto :lild tlw “'e-stport
........... 1 (l :5 nevi’ed in preparation for the game Row-rs “ill mriet at the Huyt's Thi-fl-
......... u 0 ti here Saturday. February 11, with the tre courts this: burning. for the first
.......... 0 0 (l i’ordham l'niversity rillintettfi. This clash of the season between tin} two
,_ ._ _. game is looked forward to as one of tczlms.‘ it is‘ (-Xpt-(‘tfiri that tho Pro.
1 1 3 the most severe. tests on the Troy En- phpt‘s is-mn will be: considerably
" wilti'l‘ypes of Craft
At Motorboat Show
v l-vlllltrrs and designers
lllaiiufacturcrs
to
t l‘ilLll‘le'
"-ll luv-r before
. .. -.v- National
ilt'i-i in Grand
l'vl-rimry l? to Feb-
lnvmt lolliprr-llensivc
‘ . l-i: ll ext-r held. The
'l ' < no R'lCll show hold
mort- intemst
comin: expo-
HS
- nth
‘ .\ ill iw
'5 fi’v'i
‘3 ‘ tilE-
of boat from
pnintinl cruiser
will he in the
:llulinn- classes in-
t'rls- small day
and tho high
ti"-'Li' range from
fur. and have :1
miles: Il‘r hour.
l" E: of the type of
'h mt this rec—
' tits?
. i it pi
’i.
illilL.
' 4
\ O‘ftl'.
‘ ’ Inn Trails
McGowan
Fri. Ii -— net’s-t:
w an two more ice
Hobby Mclgan of
- m rria r. taking ”the
‘ iv 1: 4-5 modal: and
. minutes. 57 W
.rl
Mo- .
lginec-rs’ schedule. but with the return
of Captain Howard. the leading point-
zetter of the Cherry and White com-
bination. to the game after several
ww-ks‘ absence and the good showing
made by lvnedict since his transfPr
'to .1 forward position. the Institute
.hzxs the best team that it. has put on
“he tloor in several seasons.
t
strengthened and that the game will
be a fast one. As usual the prvlimiii-
ary will in- full of lots-rest. more so
than usual. tonight.
On Wednesday evening the 15th.
tho suritsl hetwm-n the Grotto and the
Craftsmen will start. and tomorrow
evening the Crafthmen will send their
five to the Hoy’t's courts for practice.
I'll
l
xv: ,
Mrzs
Authority of tho Turf.
Women promise to play an im-
portant part in rnclniz next sen-
aon. Since the early 809. when
Mrs. Lungtry, the famoiia Jersey
Lily. owned. rllrod mill tired a
string of tllnrmlghllreds. there al-
ways have. lit-mi members of the
gentler Hex actively interested in
the affairs of the turf in this
country. ,(lilly one. Mm. Minnie
Dawson of California. was ever
known to actually train horses
for the races, and few. besides!
Miss Elizabeth Ilaingeri‘ield. mis-
tress of Haylands Firm, in Ken-
tucky. ever :lrtuatly‘rbred them.
_ but scores and scores of women.
.moat of them prominent "’7.
have owned runners, and many of
them have had a great deal to do
.Zbyszko To
Defend Title
NEW YORK. l""l. 6.‘-—«.‘ltnnlnlatis
Zbyszkn, world's heavy-Weight. wrest-
ling chamvion. who is nearing the
,fifty mark in yenrs. will defend his
title tonight against n. fonnpr churn»
pion. Earl Caddorvk. who is two'dc-
cadrs his junior.
Despite the fact that. Zbymzko out-
weighs Caddock b)‘ about forty
pounds. the more youthful grappler's
limpel-tor knowl’odge of the catchras-
’ F AMBROSE
CLAQKE.
' Mas. SAMUEI."R1DDI—E
By HENRY V. KING. with their training and develop-
iilent.
But. seldom. if ever. wore there:
as many women on the turf in:
last aeason. and their number will
be increased mnterinlly this year.
Some men tlivlr borne; under a
ham do course. using :1 enable
mime or the name of husband or
friend. but close followers of the
anfl, whether they be membara
of the clubhouse net or habitantn
of the lawns at the various
tracks. know the real owner-should
no woman has been known to
complain because her ownership
was discovered. All mmpmmj
(if it. and they enthuse over their
horses in a. race as only an owner
can.
.Some otkthose .whoae silks Wm
be seen in competition on tracks
this season are Mrs. Payne glit-
mum-can gamc‘.
(ifi'snt the hnndtca p.
holdsz."
.
Flying and rolling fall. as well {is
pin fallen. will be recognized under thé
laws of the. State Athletic CommiSa
Zbyszko recently defeated Ed.
rolling falls»
haddock. who is noted for getting his
has stated hp 92-
pecwddo win by; virtue of the rolling
sion.
(Strangler) by
Lewis
man to the. mat.
fall rule.
Ti‘fiddock. when ‘ho returned from
France, after the war. lost the chamg
”*5“ ”E‘FfiG'EG'Afi—nepm m a
I
w.
«.
you an; Calm ,
Mrs-m Rad/(1N6 5-
‘51.in 7:653 ,
' HAVE >40“9 .
A LAWyER.
HELL Do you 7
”M1 I) MWVEQ
To DEFEND .
you. IN THIS
OH I AM
NOT
‘PARTlcuuie
Way 011?; thefiiificu .. l
WELL .
€33
flaw r
,
it is believed. will
(Taddock has
been called “the. man with a thousand
"H67
you
‘10 no.
THE. ,
Mrzs F'EDAVNE. VVHtTNEY
Paglvo @ .\. unatlwm-h a macaw-own
. ___._ _ . , ,
W _~__.
..
MKS Rosanna L Gates“
Prawn V) in u o it
a4
'V‘IL
films. E B.C55$ATT A
nor. Mrs: l". Amhi‘osecy Clark. Mrn.
Robert L. Gerry. Mrs. Charles: V.
Ramsey. Mrs. Joseph E. Darts.
‘ Mrlz. Walter Eli. .loffords. Mrs
Samuel ll. Riddle. Mr: Genre!“
w. Loft. Mrs. l5. 1‘- Cassatt. Mrc.
it. l‘enn Smith. Jr: Mrs, .Q lt.
Cross of Philadelphia. Mrs. Arch-
ibald Burkiie of Phllndelphin. Mm.
Vi‘nltnr L. Goodwill of Hartford.
Mrs Wilfrid Viati of Montreal.
Canada. and Mrs. Edward 'rling-
ton.
:And these women are in the
sport for the love of it. Not a
single: one of -them expects to
carry her charges: through a sea-
an without a big loss. It iscx-
trcmely costly to own a thorough-
bred. It costs at; least $5 a any to
deedtum and pay his trainer's
.ulary. Besides'this. there are
. hnvy oxyenses for track. ferret.-
p
ptonship to Job Rtetchor in n hunt in
Madison Square Garden. January 30.
1920. He was pinned aftrr two hours.
F5 1.2 minutes of wrestling, ’
Ed (Strangler) Lewis. another for.
mcr champion. will meet, Renato Gar-
dlni. Italian heavyweight. .in acne—
hour limit. bout. one fall to decidn.
Win69}; Zhysz‘ko. Stani'slaus’ younger
brother. is to. moat Mat Penalmon.
former inwmational amateur rham»
. plan, in a time limit, bout.
WW
(WEI! “PMS 05‘ PAGE FIVE.
erinnrics and for nomination fans.
llnt to thorough sportswomm
srl-li n: llioee mentioned 3mm
ills: sight of their Cilia: in a stir-
ring Ktltigzlo l: well worth “I!
(-‘xaniL‘ To ’3“! hot harm's beat. h
fir-id «if important: hrinzn a 3'1!
and thrill no amount of mom
spent otherwice cnnlri possim
bring.
'l‘o,win 9 (‘hPRp nvnrnizht 6V#
is exhiliratlng to arpnrtswoman.
hut to capture a covets"! stake I.
which the contestants: are :9-
nownod for speed and stamina h
unconfined gladness. But 311991-83
in winning rich stakes does!!!
necessarily mean profit to t“
sportswoman. On most 000“!”
such victories bring more'tinfi-
cial profit to her employees th‘
to herself. for invariably she: din-
poses of her winnings hetero .1.
receives them.
Elev? Haven 011313
in Bridgepat
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Feb. k—i
The schedule committee of the m .1
am League yostorfiav announcéfl ‘1;
following pairing: for Oh!3 openinzdil?
of the schedule. Wortnpsdar. Am?! 235.
Hartford at Worcester:- flow Hm
at Hridzeoo‘rt: Alhany at» Water-hay.
and! Pittsfivld at, Spriozfiold.
Holiday bookings. following one
1921 selwdnlo were also Inflamm—
M
Senti net Vitamin~ afe “(tune rs.
Hora-t UM“'
" “PRO;
‘rmuu '
‘LL
23*; ‘6' ONCE“
I - a
rig, ‘
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