Consider 'eC-l: ‘L‘te‘; 4
’: In
J...”-
W .-. ml (hinges.
J.
lVlTnng‘
"ill lllI
;.
8
I‘ll lillr-
p . «In lllll‘.
j I, one point
I in committee is sure to take some
ulr. .slic action to check clipping“. and
This mtltéTl‘
m .5 gont‘ OVer fullV at the mediums of
:m concurs prior to lost ntg’ht'i-gathJ
V mu (:33:er roughnesgs.
. tillL'.
Another change will be made :tO‘
1 mm: cerluin shit! man which permit
.‘wl,._\‘t-rs to get momentum before the
will ll! paoscd This time the commit-
a r VVill
llfl‘kP fills issue clear.
’1 ht re will be same minor changes.
.-.ll 01‘ which have already been dis.
< "35‘ ll
'hlf‘ members or the cmmntee i‘n
.t-Hiilnl are E.‘ R. Hall. Emmouth-
“\Vztllr'r Camp Yale:- m. Villain) A.
Since. Chicago: J. A.
torrl: Fred H. M01”. mmru: W. W.
Roper. Princeton: Dr. Barry L. “fil-
Tliulns. Minnesota: Carl Wimbrfiu.
J't-nnsylV-anlu; Commander Paul Due
Annapolis: Andrew Smthh.'Cal~
D. X.‘ Bible.
d‘hil‘l.
.ilt-rnia:
durc.
C \‘V. Sma’ge of Oberlin anT8 the
«nth absentee.
{Rocky Kansas Gets
Verdict Over Belmont
in Ten Rounds
Meeting in.Biltluofe xii
intercollegiate football -- rule! -‘
rummmeo met not niglit- at the out:
New xork..to.mrm isn‘-
The changes will one local ydutll on a co‘lléEe‘ te’fims The
l l. .. tomplcted lflltfl- mm lTT‘o-g seated stlll, stronger ii; a gymnasium of 3
Charles DTaly‘s 585%“th
cont kick after touchdown will
.. .- |\L' tarllesl 006563911500 “W
.l_\ proposes that alter amount)"
.< to en scored the team world:- lt be”
m n one play to take the ball acron-
The) my kick, rush onpau
11' suooocstui the play will
take «Infidel-able pains 10
Rubblttg Hhver- ‘
Texas Agricul-
in coll «athletics lieu-ably a yéa
mm students.
idisposal of the BkhI—
. . w
——-'-.
I
'butloing up 0: the inllTeld. and outfield.
6‘
1.
":T o
‘ Plenty‘offirst Basemcnjot Brooklyn
.
t
moment-8t much troublemt’he past:- few years. That W tofu-st base.
least w‘o first classguardlanst
first sacker's on the team this war
the Phlllles in the twiddle of last sewn.
season He in a. hard hitter and should do even better this year. .
zeohmandt the Robin: have Sun Post. Kat J‘anvrin and clar‘ene‘e mfichel
who can play first: base. In an exact-germs: Robbie could also call upon B
Helen and "Dutch" Ruether to cover the initial sack. - ..
t
o (:3- r ”‘3‘
night.
been the crop of gym helpers.
roughly during the latter part of the week.
Each have been treating their
rope and then boxed 12 robodu at top speed At the Commonwealth gym.
boxer: will continue their training until Sundav.
Chief B'enner. recently released as W:- of the New. mven club has}
been signed to desist Hana Laban-t at m time. 'l’he otg' Imp In to take
charge of_ the Ann. pitching staff while Lotion will spend mi em in tI’i‘e
~ {-4
T'flnre‘h on ma on tile Brooklyn in‘leld which mist-it given the
for which position each year, the‘ Robins have been fortunate bm-haVe at
List year they had three play-etc who could
obvér the bog well. and at present indications are that there will be as many
.Roy Schmandt is booked as .the regular
guardian of the ting; He gained that right after Ed Konoy, was. released to
Schmndt, whp has remained with
the. Main since he graduated (mm the Western League. plat-ed great b33882:
HarrV Greb and T'l‘om Gibbons are on their last lap of strenuous training
for their fitteen round encounter lit Maison Square Garden next Manda:
Both men bane been calling fot' more sparrmg partners. so more; 1::
pa :1
Grab cut look- yesterday for an
hour during which time he played a’ llllle handball punched the but skill?“ . -
Gibbons also amused his friends by lacing Into ”his sparring partners until
they ran to the showers. so exhausted were they from the fast pace set. Both
The Pogash- Mc'l‘igue contest scheduled for tonight at the C'omrnon-
wealth hag floated considerable interest in the Metropolis‘ About “LOWE?-
l
l
. fmf the dam“
vials clause inserted inc
or third in the league
and the club recently
~ nukes Homily the
k‘l...
nee. 80
It
I".A\-(
Danbury Defeats
T pol-l this will monies-Ito the ringsidr to witness e by!“ 3‘ -
1:1’I-‘l-‘Al:0 \I’arch ll. w-Rét‘kV km; 3 Tim I U . Norwan‘ High
$83 of llull’zllo won the m 'g-dgéi. . .- o o . o T- g .. , ,‘ ..J .
anion over Gene Demon! or temp-ling!" - ~_- ‘ ‘ High basketball team.
Q'l‘tnn in a ten round bout here last Killenger had a chance to show “hat he could T80}; as socoml
night '3 15389. The Penn Slater at ems to he iudging the hall xvi; lgllTITTI‘T ‘f' ”h m
. helmont shoned opt-ed in the early
”coma; but the superior strength of
humans slowed up the Southerner to-
ward ~ the, ‘flnlllh
may; 1-2. m-lmom 133. , _
Jo a prelimtnnrv Tfrrl; McHug'h.
12,0. of l’hiladclphia, not the decision
over Artie Edwards. 114. of New
TYork. “‘
{Harper Has
' the Influenza
t'lx'mxvn'l. ‘0. )Iurcll 11.—TA
crouch of infim mm caused Outfleltlcl‘
'l‘remL . ll. tun l to he left behind when
dho (‘ intinnaii baseball onlllt left!
Minn-all “mils for Fort “orth this
morning: :lct ortltng to (lispht'ches rc-
Hfl‘l'll licrt- Harper had been slated
:10 pin} ct-nlmlirltl in the too games!
against the southern champions. hut.
no“ lh: it llf‘ is out of It Eddie Bock.
Virginia lil‘ugtlt- recruit. has been giV-
w H Um assignment Of the UV out) foul-T
Tinym's In camp. sevcnlcen made the
;£.5--milc {rip in motor trucks.
Joe Wright Signs 8 ‘
Three-year Contract
l’Lg.II.AlII-II.PHIA, March Il.——Jo-
amp" “‘righl. coach of the University
ml .l'ennsylvtmln crews: yesterday
:signcd a three-year contract with the
justilution dating from next July.
‘V-llu 11 his prom-ll! contract expires.
'I‘lm new agreement culls ml an ill-
w'rl'fls‘f' in solar) the amount of which
‘l'lls not announced.
\Vright. VV ho has been at Pcnnsyl-
‘Vuniu since- 1915. recently had ro-
u'iw-d 1m offer to coach a Canadian
(New. 4
Passaic H. S. Scores
Another Victory
'l‘he l'nmit’ngh-School kept up
:‘ilh winning streak' by defeating the
I: uliu- l-rord High School by a score of
33x41: 13 in the scmllfinal _round of
NIH Metropolitan district elimination
:«q-ius l‘or_ the New Jersey State cham-
pionship :lt lloboken last night.-
'l‘len team won costly and spent
:luuch of the lime in pissing the Thai!
mum-r than putting up its usualyplz-
grossiu‘ tactics. I’assplc will fi’ai‘e
’lminn Hill High School as opponents
m tonight‘s game '
1 ale Wins from BM
in Dual Smmming‘Meet-
r
Vl-I \V
llV'J
Glu-
HA V1 Marc-11,1 1.:1—Yute
Kansas weighed
. buV'er
Ernie Man- Team rolled 1. 2:3 in the
Montoya Tires. sTle previous record.
night defeated Brown in one 5o! "
"lost flcrcclv contested Malling -
he did last week and repoxis lla\( it that he is improving “with each orkout
(I, .
. Ar
Bancroft m a
last
the Giants in the lead off position. it n d has [ant Chi” . did fine Tlmrd work
was reported today in dispatches: from elected 6:1me f mmIILm IO: ' T . , . 3*, ,,.€ .
the world champions training camp clnl meetingof he lettrr “a in,” in Re! ' Schneider.
.tt Sag Antonio. bl- ‘ G the Mnroon 3“;me office )eaterdtu. rcpt p
C “-1“ WOW . -‘ “‘1‘ SN“! ”mi” atmmoorL - .v . calling: flmml tor them His work 'ot the Athletics.
behind Bancroft: then follow VV-lth McMahon the; In South Nor-78.11:.
T¥°‘“ng‘ and ”If?“ "9 “Tm‘ Prank TBOfOTP going to Farah he niadeTTT T-Tl‘lio score :
Fast? . ml'tl-isll cuscl men get the, quite a reputation plai'ing on the has ET: m“ we
cal oi h position and Long George ketbull n“: or the high 501001 in ““5 . F. p15,
1(("V will but Sl\lll. Ralph Shinners cllV’. Mcuehon rt _ . 2‘ _ ., .3 .. ? 8 15
IoilI :mth beforekthe [utterly , During the past season. Mcalhho'hlEmt‘, It . . . . . . . . . .' .. ..1 2 I
rrsc s stic no: in thegaml “as easlh the leading scorer of the» “tie ......:~...'.‘J.. 2 o 4
TxVilh the rookies VestenlaV tllnclted team with 19! points a fraction lets’Tl'felTTl‘aflt. lg ......... 2. l) 0 0
2:31 gazinofufhgoglrfin 33:83:18ng; than 40 ptr cent or the total tallied Wmiwg ..... . o u o
- \ sea4_ -- r“
about the same time Babe Ruth \ank game emu“ “won quintet a,” '- .- 7 n. 24
star. was sending “in! sphere on 8 rec- The men who took part in the 69:6. M @
Ednetfip over "HT fence at new on (ion and who VVIII be awarded with a. , ' T’ G. F. l‘ts.
‘ . . ‘sz rslty letter are Cavanaugh and Quinlan TY . . . . . . .. . . » 1 0 2
, JhEkaJ‘o-hmiton. one {if the remum- Jillnn. forwards: McMahon. centre}. Bung; if - v - -. - -'-‘.T- ‘..‘._ . 5 31 31
mu m 3'" )odgcr oldouts. sur: ’Healcy. Crowley and Germain. guards; WW. (3 . . .. . . .. . . '_. 0 0 (l
prised Manager Robinson ’m’rd‘?’ and Vincent Corron. studenlumunagfl‘. MTV if! - - - ~ - - ~ - ~ - - - - 0 0 0
by walking in camp at Jacksonville in . . W I; .‘. .. _ . 9 0 9
time to get into the regulars—Yaqui; “ T __ __ _.
galls’ game. Smteén Eastern ' 3 21 33
Colleges Enter
NEW YORK. -March . Il.~—Sixteen
eastern colleges have nominated en-
trants for the first annual indoor
Playfellow Case
Suggests Queer
Names for Colts
Rncegoere will he reminded of the
Play w suit for several years.
James . Johnson. who sold the colt
to Harry l". Sinclair for $100,000. and
was ordered by a jury in Brooklyn ten
days ago to return the money. has
given several of his tVV'o-year-olds
names he thought of during the trial.
Among them are Poor Sport. Falsi-
fler. Caveat Emptor (the Latin for
beware). Monev Back and
Squcnler.
All or the names did not meet with
the approval or the Jackey Club and
several of them were rejected. Those
accepted were Poor Sport and'Caveat
of America. to be held tonight. «
A special trophV VV Ill be 86V arded to
points in the various events.
Track stars from Dhrtmouth Hah‘
ard. Cornell. Princeton. Pennsylvanian
Institute of Technology, Amherst.
Brown. Boston College and New York
UniV ersity will compete.
Bambino Makes Good
on First B811 Over
’14 feet high and 486 feet frat}?l dye?
worlds bowling record Was estab. plate. It was the second “melt: the
“shed last night when the Waite Taxi
Went over that spot and Ruth holds
both. . , .
W
new In: thd Sell!“
second game at 8 series With the
71.240.5w” titutde-brtlle Detroit Jour-
all 8981:: of Begun-,mggl‘s.
three seat-.5. 'wa‘i unanimously
championship meet or the Intercollegi-
iate Association of Amateurfithletesz.
the. college- team scoriizg the nosey
Yale. Penn State. Columbia._Sy:-acuse, ~
Georgetown. latayette.--Mmachusetts ,
.1
Emptor. , ,
, l' - R d NEXV ORLEANS. March 11,—The f
89W mg ecol- first ball pitched to Babe Ruth in the
New ~, . VYankees‘ batting practice was knock~
CLEVELAND. March .11. __ A ed 0Ver the center field fence which is
'history of the park that a bull ever
~* umber;
G. F.Pts.
‘-r:' let, rt' ......... ' o o o
Morlijl'T. If ...... . '2‘ '0 ~4
Boyt. rg T. *0“ ~' u u
’I'ko‘sch. Vlg'.’.,..r -"n - '10 0
“Grin-lot3 c_.T'....: ’ to 10
-‘ 1'0 1(-
Norwdk..
G. F. Pts.
Van Coevering. rf....... 1 (I 3
QMcmnon It ........; 7 .7 21
M.Skldd.rg..........o o o
Finkler. 12...........-.1 0 3
33A c.:.'.‘....‘....;.o o -.,o
. T,‘ I
T , ‘1'I8lar.Burns.
line guard, fieland.
My" ugual was the star for
Print contributed 4 potnts each Hel-
ram. Schneider.
The Nomalk High School girls do-
rented the Danbur‘y High school girls
by a soot-e of 25 to~14 last night in one
o£_ the hardest fought games of the
season. At the end 6F the first halti
Fthe ochre: stoo‘dT 15 to 6 in tanker of tip.
1 locals "Roughing ll; up" seemed to
- be the pummel "pastime? o'fihe Visit-
org but despite W the local girls
{pace in and mi. . My“ fidnahon
Man the star of.- .the game with seven
baskets and 59V en fouls to her credit.
The lineup and ioores:
b
?TA--DO1Tl’t forget MT T
altered $1.7
highest paid playe
Wu Homily, leading batsman T *
were no mt
that the salary is between $231,000
renting it if
by the Danbfiry five I‘m prio‘idezlt of the Boston Ami:
' 3-139 score or 33 to z: .ericlini.“ 8813's he has turned down 8
{were handicapped hv the profiosli fora mayor’s puréliltse that
and thetrlwould surpass all other: of the kind:-
2
I
Daan «ilewmade ll of Danbury‘s
38 rpm but scored five field
LeadOE Position L x and m min...“
. , . - - ' ' I in: th ital- for Non—lute
‘ 1‘5“ XOR“: “MT" “”4"?“ Ed McMahon. V‘Ttlrtlb‘f 88862:: for the $8115.. filth 16 POW NOW and
Bancroft Will open the season With ilh
lplaégd as the value of
ltheiupe to the Boston club during-
_ nashhefifinter in a three~cprner trade.
81 com Duibury. in the‘ after making his. mark as a member
fits “very xmctory to the locals. lcreditcd with liming recciv
W
Q65 :3“.ch 1
erSTT'T‘? 1W
comm
eligible til. ~ (1 ft on the world's
'meby m
automate
a:
chief- “mm baseball.
able Instrument ihich Signatory par-
most good filth.
group most M their pl
law practice; wllile nude
with Moonwalk. the Judge aid
’88de Q lied» onlv by “one full
{tom baseball.”
in Williim l3. llnelfper. Pitts-
8:; mm; m Demmltt, St
ht to out-
fpfi Tum:
Duy'gn 9m. Brooklvp Robins. All are
and: plating m hells-ion"
m'gpenalty came tram his
filing-e to about to the Toledo club
“fie Went of
‘ We: " {henna- and Ca~
ton MW Hag-Industrial con-
;T T T T Lent. it was stat‘
Tod PM fled burnout were censured
firflbmhf; mewlimions
1‘ 1i. W‘fifitflt m presented to
”he so: 1'83: giants 3%: the “impro
the Norfolk Club. put-
I
not}. 11.8mrryTTrtE
130mg?” ing has assignment to the \irginian‘s
by the chin-idioms and turned the
amoiln‘t fiver. to" the big leagues. In-
36:: file player following his acceptance
"1“ bl‘é been 0am and Th!“ re- bf Suffolk, the purchase money must
mm more- mm for Joe Man he ém-fie’d over in Burkett "within ten
thaml Wed 901' Babe 3““! " “'33 days.” the Commissioner ruled.
the Went unabated to him by; James c 'flarton. given to Norfolk
newépapermen- at Hot Springs. Arm. under aimllar circumstances. was de-
Sox training camp: clam—ed a. free agent. and mav not be
m figures "'3‘ ““3 taken ‘0 meTa’T‘T under contract for 1922 to either \‘or-
$150 000 Was folk or New York
the“ shortstop
at: approximately
gfor 1912b: the Chicago Americans.
who sought "his unconditional release
on the ground that he was promised
such outside his contract in the event
ed hetucen lot his failure to make the \Yhite Sox
”25 “(m and $15“ not: for Run: freglllars. was denied his plea.
hug-an is now convalescmg from “I The agreement beyond the stipula-
recent illness at his home in Aew Ha- itions of the signed contract was “at
\Ten' Conn 11111298 said Dugan would variance with human experience. in
not be sold. He would not indicate the view of Judge Landls \Ir “ 1e_
The source of The offer. grte-kc" must pm either with Budalo or
Ego to the ineligible list.
I
ll razce has been
1188856 Rewns Frank L. Miller, Boston Na tlonals.
d Arthur Fletcher. Philadelphia \a-
to the Phillies‘:‘“‘
llists or their clubs following a season
PRIDADE-Ll mAsMTamh 11 —Jack of prbfiessional lna ctlvitv in 1921 Both
Leslie. first baseman obtained by “18in on the Voluntarilv reti d roster
Phillies from New Orleans. reported Miller rallied to report for training
to the National Lemuel-s. camp at last season 12'an submission of at-
heesburg, Flu" lesterday. and 833d: 3- Marries that his action was due to the
good impression in his first WOI‘kOM- ,serious llinese, of a, child his applica-
Al Eagle Pass. Tex . the Athletics tloo for reimtement, was granted.
were greeted bv milder weather and fiveldon \vyckoff was restored to the
were put through _a hard -workollt. Boston Red Song from which he<1
Manager Mack sending the pitchers é-jumpeu” in 1913 following? his as
l”
:legular workout inStead of seconflimu ammo at Augusta,- Ga" Monday
into the outfield when they had com—-siggment to Minneapolis.
meted batting and pitching practice. Judge Landls last night was making
Heine Scheer. recruit infielder. frommna; prepamtsogs for a- tour of then
Hartford. was used at shortstop in the south: “to see the boys in action " He
base. alternating with Gallaway
W
lmflGRkTION To 3:. m
alt-
Healing and utter: 8 day With the De:
'trd‘lt Tigers will leave for Florida.
stopping“ War and Thursdavat
SYDNEY: N S. W - lJachtoonV-llle. thence “308;; to Lee.-
.. m burg. 8LT apt-851:1; and am '
Promotion of- immigmtioll'io W8! :3, {basally or next week. under
will be the4brinelple—c 23mm plans. he wilt ewe his
McWhae: who left todal’ ‘ ”flour of- the Florida camps. He will
the 1305‘- 51' 3831i Galena/WW. then go to Hobie ,8an New 0114388823:
In London. «he announced , h‘is route to T'eéias'. ..
departure”. He said tuneWtqu Every chino or the major leagues
of Englishmen was vital to . will be visited -on the trip. in addition
of Australia. “which Is W‘ '
two quarters. Europe 81:13 W
SIP-Three play-T ‘
to-m eligible? rolb 0:.
Mar Wallis, my; apfigcaqens
3533 Med to the; in-
W .. rk Giants for T31 -
76!; Milk within ten days, and the
mm ruin: “it signed comm
helm chili andT players are not set
rbal agreements-
islons handed down
by Wanner Landis. supreme . '
mm the awards is the adj. T‘
nioéltion to 3on players and clubs
tint a batch” coin-act is an enforce-
fieo m bound to execute in the ut~
esp: men: tea in the melifilile
contract“ .
mu: lit-owns; 13 3 Hickman. Jamep
“MC-ileum
L}? taken To “foil? for? having Been 1min»- -
_ new in 183': no; '2 team harboring i
per transfer-T" or Bowel-d But-heft 1'68
. m
12M Butkett from; Norfolk follow-
antigen a) tire Glam: had no claimk
John \Vieneke. assigned to Buffalo.
‘tiomls. were returned to the actix‘el
‘ Quit-d: ft: 2. game playTerTln ,
W:
. ' "Tee-Lane. ‘~
meant-stroll ‘
than is showing
mellow by).
One of his
tests (9‘: (lite cousin!
, 010T? meaning, mum
ville finance runner.
JL
M881: Strong
for 3
“'A’SHINGTON. m H. '
Milan. new manager or T C W
ton club, sax-e notice that he. ,
high'ral‘ué"on <5me "I m
served an indefinibe smsioa- - -
dav on Deon Goilin. the was
lamina, S. C.. recruit, whose, p‘e
auce last season had earned
regular outfield berth for Elk:
Milan who said he took me
regretfulh and onlv after cw,
to keep Goslin within the ropes
Nationals Tampa Fla training
declined the young outfielder .
‘ broken practicallv every tra x -
of the camp." Goslin later at
mOVe to secure reinstatexfiéfit
The final squad of W
[)3an including Roget? ,
paugll‘.Garl1tv.Shat-l3te, T
Earl Snlil‘h. left here .
training camp. Yew
the pitchers were allowed ,
with a. few curves in
the game moth the Pi:
burg next ~Thur'sday. T
, a”,
Crippled because of two? . 3.
Fin; on jute injured .jiTsTtT. theT
basketball me met deteai‘
3t file hands of the
frat: final score was 3% to‘
Gripe Grim-6'13. ,
W
“Australia- Twill remain a wit TTTTflin': -
country or whether it 'vmiaid igloo:
Vi sched-
e 151:: .
morg- Wk M
Quinm lg-T . -.-...t..r..;~. ail-g T?
mutg of the season 36 point! to 11:3
'1‘ Mt feature of the meet mthé dis-
.‘lflllt‘l
< ”VI-Nd (he 75 feet in EMU) 38 sec-
mum llm fastest time ever bearded"
I l H e (‘nlnegle pool. "
Ill-m Jones.
all-.rrd tho 11m vard eventafasll) Tffiifl T
"1 .1 kn and Townsend OfT Yafl‘T W “is > ’T
3 mo in the 50 yard swim bdelEe
V .m:
4'2
(.aston Vidal at 38 to
Play Fullback Today
I' Vuls March l1?3(AT880¢I31°d
I "-59 ‘ Gaston V lad-{,3 égmember ”0?
HH- 1' Uiht‘airf Cabinet as Under Secre-
1M) N State l‘or- Pllyi'lcltf Education.
‘ I“ .I in football logs (W; and play
I'llllmt ii on a rugbV team Wilt -
~- ;. Us wgainst one of the best Paris:
4
it:
i;
plunge bi-J‘To'bd. 0!. Isle; who -
the Brown star. capv
,"1657 Any Him 1
~ or Irv-m ogua
_= Mum ML 8am; may
:LBLqu-‘HI all-39;"
1' :-tlll4.
M. Vidal was fol-morn sin-W
iionnl rugby player... I“ fl 8!
0M and weight: 230
coins 7m 3;.
7o
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