Alumni? ”
WILL Ellllilm
maxim “
4;. port.
knights of Columbus has
.~ :lw gigantic track pro-
tl. lli‘itigcport
'l lum‘ truck and fie‘ld meet
7
.lm-t armory Olig‘wcéi"
"llwilv night. The three
y. is will Send crack tennis
ill thc feature numbers
. gram 'l‘llls relay Will bl
w .l lry :ln intorclub relay. as
M 1m. :1 public and part)"
i It in) will a High and prbp
bringing together the
-;'l-‘lllt'.<l trucksters. The re-
\ .
z lllt- program is now comJ
should £11th ail-1M!
11“" all]
a - tin-1 \‘vning.
l'_ Smith. Vanderpylc and
.l. Eli'-
\ .ntll-rpylt' is one of old Eli's
\ \iill start from scratch will
in run a. fast tulle in order
.
w m" from 10 to 60 yards on
"l
..; well-
. 1 Hill Swedish A. C..
'l‘HUA
l7 in (“\t‘llt also.
'I“‘<lll) sprint cvenTs at 30.35
“his is alimctlng the-”mutt
. Those who are expected (0
m-l s in this nuniberm Feldnnn.
" me“
track
thinning America's crack
ill/.liiir' of Yale.,,Cunmflns.
who astounded the
‘...\
.A ' In
4 xx in New York a few we‘e‘ks
1.. l. tiny \Vrlrh. city champion for?
inns. Carroll and Fitzpatrick of
lull Frogs. Pvtcrson and Johnson of
.\»‘.mli.~zll A. (‘.. and Eddie Farrell
y: l-rllll-lnt l"0l‘ilhilm and New York.
'_ ' . lvtl). ll‘nrroll is til. present under“?-
‘1' trulimcnt at tho hands of file
5' .l Hills Ill'. Lorenz for an injurcd hone
Farrell has promised to
-‘l':-'-ll‘ hori- if the injury does not
‘ i lli< foot.
3'. 4 .l-t’ll.
'l'tn- sumo applies to Cummlns.
«ml
Mutilpionshlps. For this
. ow bctoro Bridgeport tr
Finis foot’hrnls in limo.
hold at tho Xviv Have-n T-l’nrricrs will
Jdnrt in tho 40-yard state champion-
ships . Rcid is the joint holder of the
world's record for the 60—yard .dnsh
'lntl is formcr star T'nivcrsity of Penn.
.vlvnnin, runner.
W
Home Run Baker
NEW YORK. .‘lurcli lO.——-J. Frank-
lLHu-r. known (is “Homo inn”
'..l.. ! lu-l'urv tllc lull't‘llt of indie Ruth
1.. v rvnlms of swatdom. has
ml into the linitlc down in the
. l twining camp at. New Orleans.
l l\ third sack position.
, l . x. to-izin found» the compirtltion
v. itll Niki» McNally. Norman Mc-
-. :zntl'Glrnn Killinge-r. the Penn
“nrltlnlll star. as rivals. Baker
lwlml himself admirably at the
. maul cornt'r. however. and ap-
n. l»»- in suporb condition.
l. .‘lill': przlcticc Tinker polled out
i! long drives. while Killinger
1 him with a. high one over the
iii.
iv Skinner appeared best of the
'- is in the outfield. covering a
4. .ul of ground.
f‘mmingltam worked impres-
« i-nlc-rficld for the Giants at
Will... and was being consid—
lln- imports as the most likely
ur tho berth. Bancroft is be—
.lrihli'
.‘llull. He led the batting order
lizlllfll’S in a six-inning game
\' in vvhir'h the Yamigans
"-zlltld ll to 1. thirteen hits
l
-l~
'» Jacksonville camp of thé
squad. ‘Hurler Sherrod
nn'unusnal training ex-
shnrrod's stunt consisted of
sphere high and wide over
and of having me in:
‘ tlrc rcgular Yarmigan game
H..-
"I', .
.xluyni'd relay race ' M- ,
Hartford and ‘.
Athleti‘c‘
the meet and the amt h
varsity distance mu have.
.nwaj for the one mile handicap
.. ,. ll... tllc men Who will hove;
ill‘nricrlck of the St. Mary’s A.
5r.llnl‘orul. stutc Woof mmr
‘, ml.- is also entered in ‘this ra'cel
d \\ ill be another scratch than. RY;
. tr» local fans will face the start-4
The
limiimiul Yale freshman received an
”jury two Weeks ago which kept him
of two of the biggest events 'of
”in indoor season including the Jimior
reason
"l‘rnincr Johnny Mack nnd‘Coach Billy
Qucnl of Yale. are anxious to have Norwalk Big Fl“ at the Armory “’
'Cummins take ‘to the boards again lvictory by a 0“? 90“”
before the sensor: clones and In» will Ernst. and able to take c
rick fails it . score would lidVQ‘wen much
indoor ’ ‘il'ctlncsday night.
Irving Joscph of Na rtt‘ord. who i
-.v (in tho “'nrltl's 20-yard
or-l. l'ovlw'smr illlll Johnson of tho
'wmiish A. (2. Ruin-r. )IcTic and;
at New Orleans?
nnnl by McGraw for the lead--
:~ wrvmm
i‘ . imiiier Bugging to mom only master who has ‘ctperienced clinging
day that. several of its players are still unsigned. including-:Waner ‘ _
star catcher. The #ést‘c‘m backstop is holdliw out‘tor a three year cont .
at 312300 a season , ..
o *1 o ’4- 1 .
The announcement urn the K.“of comm! quintet has disbanded
for the season his put‘ to rest all reports of thet‘poesiblllty of the decing
game Ring played between the ’51on and Kaceys.
Wagner Still Popular
Hans Wagner “has“‘becn clocked president-o: the 'Gn‘cWr Wm:
ball Association. anjorganization which includes most of the recognized m:
teur {W'M tho-my City. ‘Wagncr
goods store in Pittsburgh and enjoys strbng patronage
Western city. ‘ms niawmccwrmvme ‘to
in that his store will become the headquarters for all the budding talent.
2 ~r ...-, —. .
The St. Louis Browns have ’two flité'hero named Davis‘bn Their rooster:
One is the justly. famous Frank. otherwise known as “Dixie." The second
is a. rookie. Who hails from the fidepend’énts of the Illinois oil fields and his
from name ‘18 ’Roy. mt year-he mocha! for Her-Mn. Illinois in independent
ball. “'Meaviwnnei’he in'restéa mi fortune mounting to 115.000 in oil wells
and‘lost it all. In the training camp. Divis ”has been dubbed the. “millionaire
kid."
~ 0
seasOn- will be here. Hawaii: fans
will be. well taken care of with four or five strong local teams competing for
the city championship. The Lockwood: and-Springwoods wilbbe oecnrtor the
first, time'on home grounds-and their workdm'i'ng the season will be watched
with interest.
One month more and the baseball
0 .
3
The New Haven club‘has sigrféd for
tery. Kibbe. tax—captain of the University
from the Springfield'pltchlng staff and
*twirlcr. The youngster’s hair is a very bright red
icry mate" Hargrd‘t‘e. who will do the backdoppi‘n
the 1922 season a. led-headed bat-
ot anont nine has been ncqulred
is said to be a. very capable young
yet no redder than his bat-
g for the New Haven team.
a 0
his major league experience. will find
0. Boone [or the center-field
I "in the training
Bili’Cunning-ham. notwithstanding
~sltrong opposition from Ralph Spinners and IR
berth with the Giants. Both recruits are shaping up wet
camp. fielding and hitting 'the ball in told—season form. _
RedMlen Take First Game
between the Norwalk Red Men and the
cdncsday night. the Indians nosed out h
to cxpcctations, they proved very
arc of themselves on the big Armory floor. and their
large had they made good the many fouls which
liowrvr-r. the Norunlks are confident. and feel that they
n the next gamc. claiming that they were oi! form
Roosevelt" Wanted
Clean Play in Sports
TIOSTOX. March 1 0.——Thcodore
Roosevelt stood for clean play in
:prrts. but on one occasion at least in-
dicatcd that he might have retaliated
in kind to bruising tactics on the foot-
ball field. The anecdote became pub-
lic yesterday in an address to a. group
of boys by William T. Reid. Jr.. for-
In the first game of the series
margin. Contrary
Ull‘)‘ nttcmptcd.
will come out on top i
i
$22,500 'a Year for
2 Champion Batsman
ST. LOUIS. March 10.—-Rogers
Hornsby. leading batsman of the Na-
‘tlonai League. who has been holding
out. late this afternoon agreed to sign
a contract and will depart for the
Cardinals' training camp at Orange.
{Te-x" in time to particlphte in the ex-
lhibitlon game at Dallas Saturday with
!Cleveland. it was announced.
The agreement was reached after a
’conference with Manager Branch
Rickey. ~Terms of the contract were
not made public, but it is understood
that the salary is between $20,000 and
$25,000, probably 322.500. with a.
clause inserted increasing it if the club
finishes first, second or third in the
league race.
Hornsby has been demanding $25.—
000 and the club recently offered $17,-
000. The contract, it was said. makes
Hornsby the highest paid player in
the league.
Hornsby departed for a. local team's
’training camp at Orange. Tex., last
night and is expected to arrive in time
to get in the lineup in the game
‘ against the Cleveland Americans Sat-v
iii-day. ,
0 Negotiations between the club man-
agement and Jacques Fournier. first
baseman. have as yet failed of an
agreement. Fournier is the only regu-
Tlar 'of last" year’s team who has not
signed a contract. ‘ ‘
Yale'Beats Oxfiord
yard.
Describing the interest which Colo
oncl Roosevelt in the improvement of
cthics in college athletics. Reid told
of a. visit to the president at \Vash.
ington with other college coaches
when. at the ‘prcsident's instigation.
"a. gentleman's agreement" was made
to observe the rules of absolute fair
play.
Some months later, in an intercol-
legiate game. a. Harvard football play-
er was struck several times by an op-
posing piayer, the speaker said. and
the Harvard man. exasperated, event-
ually slugged his assailant. and wall
ruled out of the field. “
President Roosevelt called the Har-
vard coach to Washington and asked
for his account of the ‘Wlfitlon 'ot
the gentleman's agreement." After
felling the pre‘sident the facts, Reid
said he asked him:
"What would you have done in the
same circumstances?" .
‘President Roosevelt replied: .
"It wouldn't. be good policy for me
to state what I; would have done un-
Rler such circumstances."
——-—.li—_-h&-—‘—-
s
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m» ‘. ” ’
NEW HAVEN-March io.--‘Yaie do; Game is OK
tented "Oxford in an i‘nternsltlibnal‘ m "
rifle match. 740 to 708. The Oxford CINCINNA'H. '0. March 10.-—-U'n
invertible weather conditions resulted
in the ailing oft of the "Vets-Colts"
game. which was to have been pin on
team score wasreoelvod by mole {rout
England yesterday. The Yale team
made a-perfect score in the rapid fir-
.“ 1“, '(i't‘i'zjfhanded delivery. “1.ng division. on; and Bonnctt warmth this afternoon at. the training cam or
, j - ' \ mr Yule. eachscorlog 149 points on; “he Cincinnati baseball club in mm
. - ”at a possible 150. 5 eral ‘Wells, 6W , hes here sa '. *
English and i I“ - “ ‘ ’ }
Ratncr tolfiox‘ ' *7“? s at ’
. v
‘ - 'llwnsh versus Augie Ratner.
3 l- llritlgeport's’ncxt feature L 4. .. . . .. -
. . : Hrnction and is to be staged ‘ i
' "-Cmo by Paul Dietz. owner of CW REMEMBE? ‘
7' ,. sin-9t sport and “Whofill . ARCH" "DMT‘ .
' :w-r'ium. in three wcekn'march ’ Cflfie ’0 a“ V
~\nct. . a~y__ 014370550
. Allcn..the Bummrtfime ’ _ cm
l< n-nnr‘igring’ who he mflmto 2‘ V I
f ‘ \lnnday'in Philadelphia. '0 ,
_ ‘- ~i to meet Joe “1515B. 'fib‘l
‘u‘utwcight. but that. wortb§ \‘-
w ~ hand in 9. bout With he
/ .11 last Mouday. , r‘
Franus ApplebyBeatg .
BrotherJat m
“is?” T.. the
’ l\,”
internami
. ‘ halkline Minna-cm:
,,. ..
. t
w. s. Appieby defeated: flit
tllr- final block of their 1.0“) "
ll...
.:- house at Central mm
M "1 “Wk- last night.
- lulu-i; Won the -.
" W"! m‘ 1.000 pm ,
£56
~ mach for the New York M ’ ‘
by a score of 400 $97? I v
in signing his stars. The Chicago National League Club announced siesta"-
1.
. hm. m... m 10.»:
3m Munch?“ the Mimic.
_ ' ‘ 'hd‘heimzjéoié‘hfi .
mums glue ms 5
M
. - £53m or
finance
secede-and 3m Brahman}
diamonds.
mulching A. c;
l-
: The Center Junior mg, hfichool afl "‘
term bottlgd at Erratum last en;
hint. the latter. . j . ’ ' 2..
“acct-66136 1:; ‘11. “In" the‘big’sime ' ' or
» gnu W m fect’bé
1
mar player and gridiron coach at Har- '
liajeflfitlcwwhich 1:3
After the notional upon tournament
the game.
i
Saturday‘and Sunday.
were in the Cub plirty and Manager
Knitter expects to use two or more
in each game.
Arnold state. dormer Coast League
star. will mplace Max-Flack as lead
of! man. a. position held by Flack sev-
eral years. Flack will drop to second
place in the lineup.
Ernie Johnson. shortstop. was in the
camp or the Chicago Amoricans today.
according to word from Seguin. Tex.
Canoda'Refuses to
"Accept Golf Ruling
TORONTO. March 19.——The Execu-
tive Committee of the RoyalCanadia
G0“ 0“" “Stem? “WM“ “9 '9‘ ing to the limited‘ time available it is
(31931 to adopt a ruling of the ROyal . " . ' - _ .
and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews a" M “at 3" ”“3 mm" their m
prohibiting the use in competition or
corrugated. grooved or slotted clubs.
' ‘The Royal and Ancient's ruling did
notdefine. the committee decided.
what was meant by corrugated, groov-
Ciiicagos Meet
‘ Portland Club
CHICAGO. March 10.—-—Tbc Chicago
Nationuln today faced their first exhi-
bitlon game at Pasadena. (ML. where
'tth were to cross bats with the Port-
land club of the Pacific Coast League.
According to word from Pasadena to-
day. the Cubs iii-rim tram their train-
ing camp on Catalina island. ready for
Thcr'teamt! also will play
Seven pltchers'mittcd to the arena. without charge.
cd or slotted clubs.
The committee announced dates for
lthe‘Canadian championship: this year
lac follows: Am’atem- chim’pionshlp at
Hamilton Golf and Country Club week
of June 19. ,
Open champions}:
Golf Club. MontreaLwJul'y 28 and '29.
India! Championship at
Golf Club.
We‘ll“ will
Sept ”’1 ‘l .
be at ‘36 holes
‘ Toronto
in at Mount Erotic
The‘mtzur tournament will be at.
match play for eighteen holésiln ill
Milan: whammy and finals,
All 'eanadianf'clubs’wcre urged by
the committee to enter their-Quotes-
donais in the United States open-r
championship st‘Chl’caLgo it: truly.
Homo andBai-nes .
JACKSON. m... Marci; io.—.311£i
Barnes and Jockffiufclilnson died an?
other victory to thekrlist yesterday by
defeating Seymour Dunn of uni-cl and
(mi
_ at Sko‘kie. Duncan - dad We“. in-
Llendjnili' make another tour of the
States. playing'ubout fifty matches be-
Sta’te Titniar 'Slrat' e
Film“!!! 78nd
; the. evening the Crescéntsdefeabed t-f‘i
not; (34-183‘5371‘3‘6912” «an 101-. —
,‘F’mellb n and" R‘W‘m ' on thin"
Ireland starred-tor the Crescent: vi. *
{ourfbukeu while‘on the Y. M. 0.41:. '7
beam cachman seemed one basket. r
* e; Bjorn-n“ no: "bffié’flfisin’. cm: ‘ an
’ 0. did not defend t scone tonm:
accounts
, ' ’1 G. F. I".
JCEert 2 1 .‘
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31’ y , .1 m10-%.mmang.mmnms ‘3 s.
B. wKelly. champion amateur mutter, __ _5_ k
mutants» {having ' ' W , n z ‘
decided nto' whercn‘avtfie. into a Y n c , 0 .
gold challenge' cup this year. and that ‘ < _ ' ' ' ,7 F g,“ I
‘ the singlesnce here on June 3 wouldzgwam "If . 'II- 0' .
be between Waiter Hoover o! Duluth Gustal'ason. '1}. ' ' ' I ' '2 1‘ o ..L
m MGM“ mm“- Kai-..ucu.hom§...-..,lli-ii. 1 :o in
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locus c probably would nevcr row in __ __ __
, Sfinfigktm‘lu ‘9 “we “1‘. H” I »5 o 10"
' ' ' 4 - p'!»*m~~1nr mtda'r- scam - ‘ *— I!
“ m fifiwmmnfip out an; ‘ m an IV”.
. ”Vesper Club. of which he is a mem- Ryan rt 1' 0’ ' t
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gleam “ or -, uplcmeotin‘ l_, """""
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NEW YORK. March 10. “. Abe W. Blackburn. c ....... 3 0 C"
_ ) Mitchell and George Duncan. famous F'lncsod‘lg .......... . . 0 1 *1
Three hundredcnd mum-co “flours, rem-ending; all the British protesdonni‘iolfens. have de- Dmbek. rg ............ 1 0 z
W-mmumm unFWest, Mammalian m claim to make me: m" to thei a..- meum. 'rg ...... o o in
WI round ammo! WWII-“ant at Pinehuirst.‘ N. ‘ 1.1.. Unkéd”“8t§,tes misyear, Wing 'to- 0mm. c ,, . . ........... o o o
"hiker w W‘“'”* “RIM MU. Ya». led In the first «info a. cable. message received here today. — -— 7-.—
pm with a w of 76. _ , ney‘p‘ianro Mflcimvflae-«28. 5 1 n
WillPlay TWO 7
Exhibition Games
Jmt‘in NewHavén "ore returning to England in the late
’ ‘ ‘autumn.
mil—.—
' The exhibition tour of Smdy Herd.
’ifid J. J. Taylor. NO other British
Spros. who will compete in the open
championship play, will be ‘openedfit
the Wykagyl Club ax‘New Rochelle,
duly 19, it gas announced.
Franklin Teams to Play
The ”Franklin 6th grade second
team will play the 6th grade {first team
at ,Hoyt's Hall Saturday morning at
Word comes from the City'of Elms
and Yale College that through the
courtesy of the aithle‘tlc‘fissociait’lon a:
the latter. the ‘splendidly equipped
nrcna. will be placed It the service“
the Speedster: for mmomw evening.
The state championship events will
be 440 yards. 880 yards and 1 mile:
LEntrants to these events will be ad-
They are requested to be on hand lit
7:30 promptly and to report gt once
to R. V. Sutliffe in the New Haven 10:10- -
Dressing Room. The lineup is as follows:
l The championships will be deter- and m n lat!"
mined on the «point.s)'stem. the skater - - . - - - - - - - Mitchell
Garnet; ........rg
scoring the greatést number of points -
. . ”nu... Crosby
in 'tbe'fiirec raceswllibéfiectared ‘t‘he Boenish ".0‘“.
champion. ' A credit of 30 points for lg
first. 20 points for second and 10 Savick ......... . ......... Chamois
points for third will be given in' each C
race. Rutledge ....................Burr
rf
The Winchester Repeating Arms
Company has donated a. silver cup for
first prize. a. pair of their 15 in. ‘tubuv-
lar mates for second prize ~’ and trim
solid brass novelty ash trays for third
and fourth positions. respectively. ‘
W’hlle not absolutely necessary. ow—
vfloward . . . '. . . . . ‘Ste‘bcr
.-.....¢...u
. if
ZPolsky
NASHVILLE. Term" March 10.—
735 ("Strangler”) Lewis. world's hea-
xywcdght champion wrestler-[retained
his title here last. night by throwing
doeruPeu‘ofi. Bulgarian heavyweight.
with a. flying headlock after an hour
mad twenty-three , .Petrofif‘sv
manager. Ivan Momichaeleoffi. pro-
teaed’ase of the hendlock and refused
to leghis man *return to the mat.
W
edition or entering by dropping a. pair.
131 card at meta Mr. Sutillre, care
The Winchester Repeating Arms 00..
“at" Newd-Invcn. .
fianafd‘Treshman
(acwdHaVe first -
.. I ,
“it of Season
. -, 7‘
. .
CAMBR-TDGE; amass" Man-oh “31.0.1“:
your freshmen crews from ‘ Harvard
m th'élr‘i‘hlt‘la‘i‘smn of the my“
arc Charles’Rivei-L yesterday afternoon.
fiddling two miles. Among them was
are autumn crew which defiated the
Welker Cochran of Chicago won
both blocks of the first day’s instal-
ment arm 'npeclal 2.400 point 18.2
Marsala: November. om. we-gwbglkline-mwh With. -Eflck 7143333“-
ron wfllrrrmosl; likely hivefib do mg lanolin. the Ger-mini star. yesterday.
but Al head. ”fiber. “fly as. mm.were 405., to 34*! for vibe
fit. next spring. Lido must passihls , _
Sour examination in April to become evening"
.ni‘inicmber of‘the crew. ; 7‘ f , 1‘ 7 _ t:
QalpletonfioCaPtzfin : «we‘mmfl‘ “in“
, MERIDGE. Mam. March 10.».
‘Bu‘lblo. «9' , senior.
1
Betta.
r
Phrpnsoxum J.M Marc; 11-1103-
MOntcln‘ir Academy fell before. Patch“
- . ‘son High School's basketball
“arse Appleton 1?! _ item-yesterday. score .10 .20.
W Wflfi‘ , , , W ‘ '
mt? crew yesterday to succeed to part.
" ' ‘ ' " procure“ or; Tam.
team‘
Std "B
Soon.
- ‘ H: 5 .PE .- , 7_ .7 J.
'I' " roves: ' .3
, Kiribati“
Strangler Lewis Victor
8T.
plains of the
LOUIS. March lbw—SM
St. Louis Nathan!-
were preparing to leave the tr“
camp at. Orange, Tex” today. for.”
133, Tex" where they will meet. -&.
Cleveland club in exhibitiou games.—
mon-ow and Sunny. Rogers Hot-.-
by. who signed yesterday. is expo“
to reach Dallas in time to be in fil-
first game.
The entire’st. Louis Arum-loan old»
is now at the training camp in 3“
Ala. .The regulars defeated the: n.
cruits yesterday .11 toes. The hem
hitting ot the regulars convinced Foil
that his team is ready for the *
son's opening. ‘
Hearing on tho
Racetrack um
ALBANY. March 10.——The Sega
committee on taxation and ram
merit will give a. hearing today on a.
Pitcher-Boas bill imposing a. 6 ’-
cent. tax on the gross receipts on 1“
tracks. The committee had fair”
reported the bill by a. vote of 7 10‘];
but called the hearing for the pm
of clearing up a misunderstandiw'-
to whatm considered gm
charge of the advocates of lime b‘il! %
the hearing today. declared thtt to
'will leave no stone unturned to so“.
its passage.
Summers BestsO’Gatty
Marty Summerswas AWarded tip
deckion 'over Jimmy O‘Gatty at as
~cull of their twelve-rand bout at *0
Columbus Sporting Club of You“
last night. It marina mun-om-
out.
Yflliekitaiie a Referee
STANFORD W or.
m We “W9 to 3‘45 inlhelnmn lawman” San ha.-
‘cisco. former lightweight champion?
the world. will referee the 1;“
Matches here’Samx-day between -§-
Universlts’.
Egah'and McKay
Egan. Boston mlddlemischtL and On-
don NehyL-bfm“ ow
v
the coast title. boxed a six-round m
.4”th j '
e m ' 35: 31W I m
a_Inthe;1m“murmur me CF'IIQI ’
\
.s
Ammblyman 'Betts. who will "m ,
v
Univemlty' 0! California and SW ,
Norwalk Chronicler