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THURSDAY. MARCH 2,
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iiiiiiiiiuiiuiiii iYANllEETWlllll-Ill
WINS llllllll liAllE!
AfiREES Tl] TERMS
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j... 1-,...hmmary G a me at. Conferences With Col. Hus-
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nun S Hall the Question-l ton and Huggins Dispose
.‘llt‘s \\ ere Victors Over 0f Differences
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H“ l Oflontas HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. March 23*
. After a series of conferences catcnding
- “Hit the llili‘il[()\..1» Tupsduy night and Vt‘Qtel‘d'iV
y . . . ‘ . ~ I.
‘ ”'"H‘ “”‘h ‘1“‘3llifil‘liiliz blond Carl Mays. master >of
’ ""“f "r H0“ 5 ”if” ’llie “subnmrine” hall. yesterdav signed
‘ "' ' i i‘ ”m“ “\“’l‘ a mo icar contract with theI ignite-es,
l"“‘l 1" H“ l"‘”‘ i‘hr It'llnS oi‘ the agreement reached
ti, (Illb‘5ll‘illl'itt‘s. \\'ll0 “Q rc not iil\lllgi'd but it i d ‘t
, . s iin ( is 00d
'-!““‘ "-‘ “1" “'ghitliat the pitcher will receive more
lI,i_H'l\i:t'(;’I'-¢:TV grinni: iumn Slitono a 3”” l‘Or his labors on
- ‘ ' . the mound,
iI-mh Mini: Scr‘II'Wl in! The first or the series of confer-
"l‘lllll'iY“tit-(Final. 1 “I“ Iemit-s which led to Mays's surrender
.i ‘-‘ - " ”1”“- #‘ inns \\llll Manager Miller Huggins and
‘ f'l‘m“ “‘“W ‘H‘Smli Ilasted t’roni .\ o'clock until about lH
.., “HT lvxcl'eHfli I_:iiii: Huggins outlined the position of
i . ~ ., \ U .'ll‘e iliih otlicials and went over the
i‘ ”“l H” m“ hall {same ground again at another talk
" ‘ “if“ “Vll'l” -\I““l“- >\\ltl‘l Mays yesterday morning. A lit-
i"""“""" .h,” H‘“ "“"‘ ille latci‘ .\l.i.\> Was closeted with (‘ol
> M 3" l"‘“““” “”‘l Hill" I. Huston and the Intter induced
w plai-tl centri- iii llxi- M,” '0 sign
"' c‘h'l'l “‘ H'_" 8“i llllHL’lilS “as deliglittd at this turn
\"‘ ':‘:":::m‘li‘l“:ILENXJ’E‘llr‘HV {of Mints. "l don't know what \u-‘d
. .li ila most, spcclic'u- ih‘l‘l‘ “rm“ “I'ihont Mn“ this “fir".
.. Hrs was Rule“; I". i he s'iid “He is liniiiicslionalilv one (if
[my “mm“: h‘id lili- LZI‘t‘HUSt t‘lL’lll handers of recent
foul “WU“ ‘dash‘cd “Va-tars. and l lune been banking lie-av.
H I: “SHHHI and "rail. lll;\« irii l‘illll tor the coriiiiii: season
Vb ~l ‘1 tasktt, b i.\n\\ that ln- has Slgllt‘tl we llu\t'0l1l>‘-.
. .ii~lii¢ii "lillsu" l‘.\intr-’0np .anh'lr—N‘mln" .lotH-s-(iiitslde
\\llll si\ lriukt‘ls iiliiPli-lti‘r ”‘11., A” 1h" “K“ “I ””1“ 11‘1““
. “ " _ isluned.
. ' ~ ‘ . K ~ ‘- Huston we lit to “Ul‘k on t'atcht-r “'31—
l '\‘l "Ji‘qk‘ylg ilie SchanU Vthilc liltg"ins entrained
M ii" tliI'I-t' liaskcts and 'il- . . m ‘D i . '
.. t f tOi .\rw Orlrnns. Win re ho is till" to
' l‘ "h' l'h‘mg “QM“S' 1“" lbrrii'c this "\Ol'lllll"
.n. mates. the Grotto oute' ‘ N
‘1 li.i.~l\i-t. i
'NEWYllllllTEMl"
(railsnu'u l I b
(l. l‘. l'ts
m it ti 1';
. ~ w IN TRAlNlNfl CAMP?
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> - »_ H .\'l-I\\' YORK. March '3 ~'l‘his city‘s
l7 1 31 .tlirec baseball squads. the Yanks.
\IHHI‘H, “run“ lGiaiits and Snptrlms. \th'(' funiiliariz~
,\ u 1‘. ing [llt‘HlSt'l\('S today with thi ll‘ south,
H ,v, 0 .. em lr'Hllllllg'l‘Hnlp's. 'l‘hi- Superhas
,1 ...... L‘ U 4 ,were working at little. the Giants wen
. _____ .. t. t..l1(1D|l‘F~’ for suitable workingr weather.
( .3 ,, 0 and the. Yankees waiting i’or then
. , - I, 3 .. fi‘lioss. Miller Huggins. turepmt troni
‘ ‘ Ir 3; 1 7 llot Springs.
‘ E,“ I ,1 ., Yt-slelild)’ the lirooklyQ squad had
7 _7_ I ll\('l_\' workout at Jacksoniillc. Man-
3 1 4-, ne'er Robinson sent his nit-n through
lll lln .,..,.hn.,...._,\ uI..,... xiii. imp... limiting and fielding pi'acticw. thin a
3 m“ H. “ ”H W ‘ i” 3,1 M 1' w“... ..- si\ inning L'Lllllt' in which thc i»:ii~
'.- Iii " ->‘.~' l ‘Jlnsliiil i ill s :il lit LIV“ ll'fllltlt‘ttl ”if Yannigzins “\l I”
g ml l' ' l l' l'..\ii~ il;.l\£ll'i "‘H‘H“:
.. __ I 1 lg“ t 1,...” h)“;‘_ Show i The Giants ran into unusual l-wlim-
..‘. ._ , .i m 1., tl . onli “1...: lro-czina wenther’at'b‘an Antonio and
-mn. . H. . H,“ ’l'ln \HUIM i.“ l id to ll<li‘ll to a McCraw lt‘illlll‘.
U“, , W“ 1",», “Mil”. \\itlt (h. ;\\i'.|l~ til" Yankees at .\t\\' Hilcans,
, .,. v 7 J 1i. H“; M “h l'l‘l'lwl 0, most of item rcrt'ltits. \\'ll" (“Hill‘
d. .1, M u A 1‘ H. 7 to T [1‘iwllo l in rain to st.“ in tli»ii‘ lillltl
, . . 5 l.\ 1‘... .quino M “Hp; .‘ili'dti' Huggins \\:is slill :it. Hut
1, y“, .H, ”1...,11'umfln in l"-|\ .Spriiius ii-tla). In an ti'l'nit to “ind llll
, .1 “N ,, ”nut 1;. pulhnml...‘ l"“.."‘.lilll0l:>' \\iih l‘..ilw llnth. \\l,ti.\t
. ..v . 3 ,.,i gull”... 5pm,... I. will]. d: liliill‘ls iaiisnd .'I dcl.i_\ ill th.
‘ ‘ .. W, ”H“, mum.” Pi‘ldlll‘ ; til his contract \\hil» .ii SJ.‘
.\\,,; 1p, I'Hi.ill[)llll.\lt‘I||ll “.4 \lltilllil, \lilila“ :in‘iunin'inl ll:i‘
. ,,..,14;l,i\ “I“ l'li" I... 'S‘ldlli.“ l'lil lur'irlas lliI‘l li-tli Ul-
,. M tl- ._. M,“ h” ll ,. .,..'. ‘tv H .l :i Hi'wli'ivinnl (‘Iillll'c’ll'l “th tlit-
,m , tl V in“ girl's “A”. :lii-iiil< 'i‘d ll‘fll hc prolizilih “(nil-l lu'
'll‘ <""L “WNWV ;l"l‘tlll"tl l' lit “lwliaH-d hinist-ll " Jess
“mummhh lliiiiws. .‘lll‘lll"‘l (l::ii.t liiiilcr. ii-pan
G. p [-15 Iml to ).lc(‘.i.t\~., lilll l“t(l l‘Ul siziicd :v
....... 1 3; f. :r‘oiilidr' l‘mth Douglas and lhiiiics
., .. 'iill'i llli\ \\t"t iiiilitiiiivt-ml l.\ llu (‘lllli
t .. 3 i. '4 lu-m: on 1th lllfll‘htl
I. I (ll 5‘ — if..-“
“ ' " sThornton Wants
: :i Chance to Play
t)iii'~tiiiiii-t|c~ I ___..___.
<3. '1 Pb] r‘ixt"i\‘.\',\'ri. (l. Marti: .- wl‘iniik
’ l " 3 Thornton. of l‘ittsliiiruh. semi-plot”.-
" " “ .sitiiml li:l\t'li.|il piftliwi'. l\.is ol‘l'crod in
“ ‘* " {‘Ji\ his own i\pt-nsis :it tho‘ lllllllllll:
" " "vamp oi the t'iiiiiniiali llllfil'iliill cliili
. l ; 4.2.: iiixumi \iu-m. 'l‘c\. ii" thi‘ limis
" " ‘l | L‘l\c him :i chance to show liis goods
1' U "I l'ili-l.ur- \‘iwtoi' Johnson. “ho was
i I: t' t' ’t~lvl.i‘.lll'<l liotii lhv l'niiid Statos .\i‘lll.\'
‘_' it «lilw t‘iiitiiiiiali. “as the lii‘sl (-iil (-l
-~ -— F‘illtl‘ll lied to ri-pmt for tho spi'iliL"
4 s 1“ training tiip,
~ in? .is |:ir:t :zn illl'“ il l 'l‘ht- nlt'llllil'rs oi" the hill” \iho “ill
t..-l.t .m tho ii- “as :i \‘tt'lx‘ I report in Cincinnati. “ill liiaic ltil’ the
.I :oml (till' llt‘\t‘llllt‘lt'5\..‘ll..illlil'.1 L‘ri‘illiids nt‘\t Siiiiila).
‘w> uiini dancing “as up: —— » - —-—-
‘l'l' (iziillti ti'w‘lit'stlti (Ht- 7 Y
W... W eather V ery
;‘ill(liS tngl;
Out of Politics
\lait‘li
lzilidis.
. l‘n‘lFt‘llnll
resigned as
will not {:0
l'liitziiui. he has lll<
letter. it llt'C‘nn‘lt‘
note “hat 3011
(it Chicago." the
thank will for
[hit don‘t get
in [1])
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to in inti-ri-sti-tl
titlii‘i
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Big: Right Hander
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say
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llllliiiiiii Stir-ii» a his:
Hum Pittsburgh. has
llil‘ tlw Hillies this
\ i'niomiiicnilt-d liy Mum"
|i\ l‘.‘.-nk Brown. Dari
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" "Liii‘l “ho pitched for
~ \-:ii lint who is with
‘ .. \'.ll. \ias tendered a
\ t..\i li>1i(()[\li‘ on the eve
tin spring: train-
L'in-n a tiavclling
l‘ll‘l-lllLl‘ .‘trllllll‘t'l‘s‘
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! It I)l‘.\h
V March 2.‘-(‘har—
"‘ at t) \‘
' .w llll\' :i coatenden» in the
cushion billiard totimal
‘ it w today.
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Wants are Winner:
Cold at Dallas
("LEVI-ILANIL (1,. March _. “AL
though it stopped iaining at llallas
yesterday. ths- “'t'tllllt'l' was so cold the
Cleielaiivl Indians were again deprived
of their piiictice at Mariiit- l“lk‘ld. and
a iollur ShullllL’ l'illk near the ball
'park offered their only opportunity to
timber lip. according: to adiiccs re-
ceived from Dallas. Indications were
that the rink would he used again to-
da\'.
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Norwulk
t‘l'S.
to am
walk in
and
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The. series for the Norwalk
night at the Armory
rivals and won by the
‘t‘ast throughout and after getting away
ciit lOOse and led by one basket at the half W
due to fast. pass work. the South Norwalk five steadily increased its lead.
their efforts to stop the fast going Racers.
which weie promptly dropped in for one DON“
Next \Nednesda)‘ the deciding game 01 lllt'
has now won two games.
ii y
In the ‘ Realm of
Sports 7 ”
By F. V.
McMahon. .. .
l'nless ph” Douglas and 3.355 ”Barnes. Giant pitchers. return their signed
contracts soon they will not wear-the New Y
understood that both have been
nrk uniforn‘i‘this season. It is
offered conditional contracts. (leendent on
keeping in condition and on the results obtained. Ei‘identlr these 't'rm‘tracts
did not meet with their approval. although it is said that
called for twice as much as he received last year.
K. of C. Even up Series
city c
decis
O 3
Close to LUOU excited fans witiiissnl 1AM
“lilt‘h is by far the largest crowd that h
)ears
the management
capacity and handling the crowd.
Next week‘s g.i
is already tigiiri
liampionship is now (“third “was 1351
the South .\'orw.ilk Knights completely outclassed their.
0‘
i\e swore of _ to 15. The game was
to a slow start. the Kaceys began to
a} mark: In the second half
In
Norwaik committed many fouls
hy the South. Normal}: play-
Sl'rif‘s will he played as each
o n
night's gaiiii- at the Armory,
as turned out for basketball in Nor»
me should draw close to 1,500 people
in; on a way of increasing the seating
t o a 0
Those Norwalk lolloweis who hit\l iiioili shoutinLv loud and informing
the. \xorld oi‘ the Kace_\s' outsiclc tilltlit will ham to find another alibi after
last night's battle. Each team used oni- out of town man. the Norwa‘lks us-
imz Carlson. ot' Staiiit'md. and the Knights. l-‘allon (.if {sew iork. the latter
is a lllt iniici' of tlic K. (it C
o o o o
l-‘iillon. as usual, delighted the spectators is) his last floor work and ac»
(iimcj- at the net.
0 o u o
l ‘ ‘ p . .
l‘-\' tlitir coiisistaiit string (‘l‘ \ictfil‘t‘s. lllc llitl Alt‘li. 0' XOIWfllk. hf“?
plow-d that lllt‘\ Mlt' \llllllt'tl to a «i lll‘S with the wiuner of the present City
rlianipirmship gaims. Althoueli lifll.lll(‘lIDP(‘il li_\‘ a small court. Vfie‘ 30r-
I List passim: L'dn‘lt‘ and are a hard continuation to
“rat, llnvn
walkers h;i\i- deu~loped a
-\’9i‘ the
lucky punch.
linskctliall §Q*.i>l\ll
:is soon as lllt‘ “(‘filhl‘l’ intuit-rates \\itl’i a
ll
has lint one am
ixipinlli thawing to a close and Jiist
l-wmim: towards spring interest in
to play two
|\'
“ill prnlmlil}. he Ile‘t‘t’SNll‘}
llit indoor :Iantes “am-s, 'l‘lii‘relori
irfliiiisi a \u‘ek should illi‘ llt'\l seiics he ai’rangv d.
C O O .
llolh Sailor \ll‘xlt‘ll and 'l‘.ir7;in L.ill\'lli l;.l‘.l fiiittcm-d \\'oli' Larsen in
iltl'iSHv‘ iashion l.aikii:. although l\l10(.‘l\(ll out li_\‘ the Sailor. li)‘ “lint li-(‘
lvitinn in life inst at present. which is
li iiiis‘ .i
:iiioiht r chamv- z" the tow-wing: Maui-d. 'l‘lu tmut will no doubt be arranged
sliortlv wiwrel.‘ tlii- i'llll\\ lieaiyweiglits “ill have the opporiiinit} o! smiling.
their dificreiccs.
a o it n
l
I llil (‘ntluilL oi \' ll“ ill\. and iiinnirz: it»: tl- liostoii .\ .\. alttr an on
lll"l ' lll'I nth l‘. ~1l|llll' li..t‘i\ strong and l\ I'U\'1\ Huangcd in lint-king ll‘lt's;
\v. di'i" "in? l"llt lll"lt|"4l iii'uiils‘ llis Lil'st iiiiird lirtzikiii: liiii took
iiit. -l ll.iit'v~iti t.iil\ lit tin “ml. ills lll.t‘. 5 \or\\;:lk li'itiids :iic Hilll‘l‘
ill' his" l‘illilllr‘l .(l march to 2:! \i~ \zilli Iiilt iv \l and .‘iii- [-“t'i‘ul‘ll‘fl (i \‘:I lcuiiii
‘mn- c-li-liiuiliuii ii. l‘.l> lil'i‘t‘l.
Golf Silver Cups
.
t
i L‘llli'.\(;ti_ Mm.) _ 511“; Mile lili'l‘luil’l‘. .\laii l‘. '_' fi'l‘wt lllfirllll‘tt
as gulf lltll|ltlt\ :iti liv gum: \lll' t-i "“1““le 0' ”l“ A\"“"‘Wu“ Fill" “m“
\i-ui. ”Funding 1.. t‘hli‘ifili si!\ir~ "ii in. team trail'iii; iitltll‘tt‘l‘\' at Au~
“HULK “in. \U ”A. ll" .1, mlmd unsti 6a., (UdHY. .i\\aitiii:: taint-aide"
..iiimv; tin :.,1i.1\ 1... l‘Hl' , 11‘"; li'oiiililiiiiis iliidci‘ “Lit‘li to l-tllllt‘ll llit'
llléliiil to inwin ii<w‘:i‘. :ittnli-s. ~‘l'l‘mu i‘oii-liltoniii: A lit-.txi rain
.... ‘ , :imtiil thi- [ilti\l'l.\ upon :ii'ri\.il at
.l.-ii l» \.lll :i win. int eri‘ cups _
l.\iii;tisl;i )t-sto-rdai. and mi lll"l. it
ivlll'tliL.‘ Lilliv‘l< \\l(l \\ll| I\|l‘l.\1‘lli} \lt .
. :ippiai-ml. \iould lilt\i|l a \\orl\oui
t.i.\inn.ilii. li‘ll tl~ lill‘sl‘s'lll‘l llllllllLlA t d \
H il
iiiiiit ‘.\llt‘l'l,\ ii.|\l‘ lulu: iizisiil lil .‘ ‘ , . ’
”A \Hur H ‘ H“. ‘ H H l ' lllili'l l.‘ (Oi'hs traziiing program,
| ,- _ , l ; ' l' _, m ‘
l l l ‘ .' one stssion cacli il.i\ is to he ll(ltl lic—
i.i-l~l> ‘l in .‘i l;tl'L't llllllllH r (l ‘ilt‘\lUUhl.\ n ' .
. Him-n noon and .i p in . the "nu hik—
:iion \llllllitl'llll1illlt> . .
iiii: the mo mile-s lroiii lllt'lt‘ quarters
’ 'l‘\\i» imirs :iL'o. Stewart Slit l\im\. cl"!0 ”K, iield.
Sl- "NH“ “h” M” ““‘l " ""‘H'Hul "ll 'l‘ht- Ynt‘ll are tilltirtirid in two old
(”V-r 'illlll"; “‘5 grill-:1: Mi!""’- 5‘" soiitln-rii homes. just across the Sa-
‘i""4"l H“ PM?” l“"*‘ “l H“ ””"F \aniiah ll\'t'l’ in South (‘arolinm 'l‘llls“
“l“'\"‘"l‘l“ "l”"”i”"""l”l‘ l‘l‘i “HT {\l'tllll‘lt‘lllclll. t‘o‘nli litlii~\cs. will go :i
'i' ““k“ 0‘ H‘“ M '-"‘”~“ “"“lh-‘Vdong \\;i\ tonard throwing: tlii- regu-
lil‘fl“ “’ “H" ““l"l"‘ “ml "NV" ““4““ tars and the "itiokii-s" into closer
.I' “ll“ “Wk ll" P'Ill‘t‘ m “it“ ”if ‘1’“ companionship and eliminating the
(itll't‘ll tl‘at he would not help othtr tendency of one group .0 hold aloof
KOIH‘IF l0 (’lllll'tll‘ lll‘ ll“ 1" Hm“ “'1‘“, from the other. a condition that seri~
W“ 1"“: ““l‘s’ “l“ ”“mr'i” “P“ Officiisl) hampers sonii- promising )oung»
prizes for goli coiitists has l-tcn lie: Shirs in their first niaior league at.
“Um“‘u “WV“ 1‘01””3" ‘ "H' 5"l“"- tempts. according to (Tohb's theories.
iWills:
Norwa lk
CUstomi r ft)
of .\'niwalk
results
Going out of Vogue-
Norfolk G0
Interests Fans
I'ans an-
r \\'ills.
fans
will
dusky l'ellons snap punches.
much inn rested
in thi litiiit l)t'l\\i"'il lldl‘l'V \\'ills and
Kid \‘orfolk tonight in the ‘vai'dcii.
\Vills has liceii clamoring: tor some
tiiiic for a bout with Jack l‘t‘lllp‘st'}
and local fans feel they will lH‘ able
to get a good line (in him tonight.
Norfolk is not (‘Ollsltlt'le champion-
ship calibre lint he may praic a tough
number
tin two
Quite
$4 t'
it
Adveitlse in the Sentinel for beat
American Club
1
Indoor Tennis
ROSTON. March EreAnnouncement
was made today that the annual ”1‘
door tennis championships for women
would be held at the l.0iigwood cov-
ered courts. Chestnut Hill. the week
of March 20. There will be three di-
visions, singles. doubles. and mixed
doubles; Entries will close March 6.
It is expected that Mrs. Franklin I.
Mallory. of' New York. who won the
championship here last year. and Mrs.
Benjamin E. Cole. second. Andover.
runner up. will be among the partici-
pants in the singles: '
Douglas papers .
in Quarters L
for Women ,
TEEING OFF ON THE ‘LAST HOLE.’
it. [if
Swift
For [he
Columbus
the Norwa
11‘0"." last
:37 to 15.
tween the
series will
night.
Last iiig
turnout de
gai iiiiig
hil‘liioti 0i
tiains phi}
first iicrioi
to ‘.l in
ill
1 MC
fllli SECllNll
two games.
the absence
was no lighting
ui
coming into its own.
Tho. gaini
twenty niiii lites (it
i}. WINNERS
M
Norwalk Five Loses at the
Norwalk A r m o r y by
Score of 27 to la—S’ outh
Norwalk Girls
Defeat
Girls
s-roiid lliil‘.
basketball team defeated
1k tne at the Nor-walk A"
night, The tinal score was
This evens the series be»
IHHIIS. each having won
'l‘hz tina‘. game of the
be played nest “'ednesday
ll»
Knights oi
lit's game
01 a iiy
“as marked by
routhism. 'l'iierc
itCLMt'Pll the players or
the t\\o teams ci among the simcm»
turn. This is the result of the man
Vugt‘ll’lt‘lll lioiiniE ti'icv patrolmen on
hand to take care oi an) situation
which might arist-
'l‘hc game was witnessed by more
than eight hundred people. This bi
one ot‘ the lar‘u‘est crowds that inn
ever turned out to a basketball game
at the Armor) in ‘gt urat years. The
illQSLi’dits than}. basketball is
Dopllldl'll) and is again
\ iorkiiig good ex-
ivaskelhall. Both
during the
of the first
vi.
lii‘st
A
class
I'\ i ii garitt
it e t nd
ed an.
i At
plzn the score was
l'fi\iii‘ (i1. tl.€ K Of (‘. JV!
second hall. houeuvr. the Knights
came back siren; white. on the other
i Willie Hunt”- British amateur champion and representative of hand. the Noraaiks seemed to slow
‘i the Deal Club of England, gave a brilliant exhibition of ‘1narine golf" down. It “as this pci‘iod that proved
' before. departing for home; H3 believes that every ocean liner should the latter's undoing lllnslllULh as the
i have its links. with hazards plentiful. “1”ng pun} up in 3.03“: to m? .\'()r_
! waik's six points
i 'i To pick tl~e star Oi ‘iltc gram: is an
i ' Rosy task. \Vit’nont anv question. it
0m TIME PLAYER lIntemamnal League inn: Eddii .\lc.\l:il~o'i. center tor the
‘ T . ' 'Knic-hts, McMahon played a cork»
melres are Apmlnte iiig: Dgood saint t‘\t ry second of the.
torty minutes oi pic), not confining
_‘———~'~
llllES Nlll Willi
President John Conway 'l‘ooh- of tho-
[iitcrnatimml Baseball
.
. Lt ugiie yester-
l. -
{and \\. T. Gaston were reappointed,
iliis efi‘orts to guiiipirc co T‘zif’r. hut
irllilkihg liaslu is 11> well.
‘chalked O\er in lanfir 0: tin knights.
plaied a good game
.kct and >i\ fouls
in
01‘ the goals
{vilv iitllui a long
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i , day announced the makeup of his U17!» "\lc\1uhon inane Y.” together with
' ' I pire st .9? for the (‘OlTllliE mason. l 1 - ale
i l = \Villiam l‘ . . .. , tires to _. . ‘ ‘
'- (dxpwttm' “llliam '\ l For tic .\or\\alk tram. Loncbak
i lM(GO“'3n- U0H litrr. Goiiii r .lzimis HRLKH‘AE one bas—
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l’i'L'iItlsm'i infill: \Siiio‘iigeil! (Erwin-d .ufsei . NF“. mgmhmb oi the Staff ”I“ ' 3"!“ is" (it in UK l i‘>’- l‘tflo‘j ‘rum 8. dis—
. . . . . . Did.) league . }._ McBride. “h“ umpired in IL..- .' n‘ v ”fir“ f‘ w
liaise-hall. and he sais liens-iiot‘greatly l lt'GEUc a it.“ mars ago; “1 J why] ”It: fit“) 11r:f1‘n‘.lil;.l\ Sfili‘i‘. the South
lm hUOI V0l Ihl'vDFt’N‘Ht Ids-A Ol 1145'ng it )t‘ the Past l‘our .‘i Lil‘s in the i‘ toxin l\ . .. lI- cirls w- 7» created ‘6 the
plan-rs South tor the spring training. itjouq Leagni; l'. J. .\lclie\itt “he. f‘““‘3"‘ __‘ 3‘. “V g ”on; 0. .97 to 7_
lThe. old timer does not cure to hu\€:was “iii: the lllui Itadcv l.i.ivr<- l'ils' "Viv” Lin" :3, A . 1‘5 snort-\—
liis naiiit- irit-iiiioneil but it hi- asseiitr in“; }i;|ltr\ UH“ v._ “1th I“ 2:"th L‘i 1‘“ smnm‘l‘ ‘9‘ ‘1‘. (CA ‘ ‘
cil liltlll) oi‘ tht~ old inns in Xorwalk ‘ ”3:”. last. M‘ar. and 13mm,“ J {ml i h' “‘ ' G ifi P18.
.“ould remember him tor in; “AS some 1 lull. in ll ! .‘lH‘hlSdl‘nt'il'dllit In .asuo l . ..,... i 1 3
>inn~ plan-r in his dai. Hum. up.» l'l' ““ ““1 ‘ - 6
l According to the \t t. thi re \u re “0" I ii"d1‘”“‘.l' ' .—- :- 1:
fiftill'lls to sniiiii cliiiits “litn lw pia_\—‘: ‘ fi- it“ McBial‘ofi. P i ‘1‘ 3
‘tll Last l-all. "\\'c list (i to do our >1‘l1ll2 i‘ ELM? “0‘ r- .1 " 2
il‘l’LH‘llc‘lll; iii tlic St'(‘llt‘li in th- (Lillllv. RIDER IN SIX DAY RACE. im'M"r ‘L ”a .7. .4
Etr) \\ll(‘ll‘ “c \\t re to Pin) during the . i 5 ‘J :17
season." ill. sais. "l'ndcr UJ; )l‘L‘SL‘llt. .
iSXSlt'lll. a ltUlltll (it plan rs (tlt‘l takei. { \‘.n\d!k\ t} 1‘ Pt&
‘to a “aria; climate and iii) practice. i . t. " 2
thvrc the or si\ \‘i'ti'kS, ’i‘hei get iii " V l: . i-- i t; 8
lllltt‘ shape and then the) conic nortli'y ’:.t“l:fi.‘f.:..z ‘l i l '3
'to start lht~ season in April Insidi-l 19.2%.: . 1 t- .2
'01 a \eri short tinii- thiv lune stit't‘i i‘..m.”; r: . I: 9
‘ItlllSI‘lt'5 unil linihs and all in. ll't ln-nt —’ [‘“H‘An’ ., .R. n t' 0
itits :ainwl on lilt' Sontlii-iq trip an i l H ‘ .— —- ——
‘lost. I don‘t iiiian to say that all. i .“. it 15
pla\cvs am :«il‘i‘ectcd that “.i). but a; i 5.1» ,\ (_ 3 '
great man) arr. And you “ill alsui‘ ' .
imd SUHH Dilt'llrrs “ho lane lots oil i F- Phi
strain and look as though ‘tl‘cy were1 i.; \h ii 2.3. 3 19
‘ in llllIlAS' .isoii l‘oriii “lulu in the South. it...“ r' ‘ '- ‘i 4
glint after they grrt hack North the) liiinimito « H U 0
file no coed to their clubs until the iidrne i_; l” (' .3
rial liot wcather St-ls in." il-Hl‘k ,1 7.: 2 l‘ 4
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J ei’fries May be l 1'- 3 27
l ° ‘ All stars ‘ .
1 an Evangelist i " “ ""5
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. nos .ixoi-;i.i;s. March 2. ”James llldli’kmv r‘ r i :7
!.l. .lci‘i'iiis. ioiincr llt‘}l\.\“'tl:_'lll cliam- 'Vl‘N‘Sk‘“ 1 ‘ t: ’0
lpion pugilist of thc \\orld. ma). “0' il’de‘l‘POlt- t* i“ H to
come an (Wang‘t‘llfil. according to a iMU‘l‘WF- r: f (l (3
'stor} lhe l.ns Aimrhs l~sziiiiiner pub— , _- ‘j T:
2 llSllt‘tl i.0(lfl_\. I 3 i. h l
i Jet‘fries, now a farmer. at Burbank. i M ‘1
inear here. has become interested in V's“eetser (:ets
ircligimis affairs through a \isit from-
‘A. l“. Suttei‘er. a friend of the former:
pligilist‘s fathci‘. who was a minister
iof the Gospel. according to the news—
l paper.
"My (it sire is to bring: rtligion clos-
io the hearts of the men of today"
l‘l‘i'its is quoted as s:i_\iiig.
Horseshoe Pitching
Will be Revived
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S\\ et-tst r.
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win her of
has Olltillllfi'i
sencn trom cci'iige.
S\\'eetsrr was expected to- be. a
mainstai of the Pine. both
on the track this spring.
mer intercollegiate gaii champion. 13:9
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:sport at the University of Pennsyl- of ”who“... 11‘
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istudzlnts signified their intention of Willie Hartley 0‘7 the Coast-Will .classes has (italiit'l him to take a
competing for a 'x'arsiti' pitching $33193” “1 the wanna! 0133le in leave of absence to devote— the (”118.10
team. Practice games haie been laid a ‘30“ Square Garden. New the bond business uphew Lark .czty.
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