y Smith; Lightweight,
efcated by Jack Rosen-
-rg. in Extra Period
' out
-;VV' YORK. March 15.-—~Msrty
..l lht- Congress Own Council or
'lnullis 01' Columbus. the chant-
.mmlcur light-weight. boxer of
York State. was defeated in an
extra. period bout at the an-
-.l lunilliz‘ championships of the
llrupolllull AI 1A. U. at Madison
(lzll‘litn lust night. His (1004
‘lusrul' \\:IH .lflt'k Rosenberg of the
....uxdult- A. C... whose achievements
0. Hit; rim.r prior to his meeting with
. null. did not suggest that he pos-
...ml honing ability of the kind that
2 un-s decisions over title holders.
Still Rosenberg displayed good form
quills! Smith. who has the fighting
'11:”le fllcc and the methods of zoning-
.w-u His aggressive work and illard'
.lnws did not accomplish so much in
nlu- l-rsr round as they usually have
21m- him in other battles. This was (1qu
1:2. skillful jabbing hy Rosenberg. The
.. mu and clever llronxdtleVlad stopped“ ,
11m hull like rushes of the champioir
mm llzlrd straight Jonson the math;
and chin. The first round “in!
V12
(llli LZ'
‘ (ll.|l"'
that Babe Ruth, the’ celebrated
to provide an opponent
-N otwithstsnding reports toith
in the Babe‘s contract will help the game e
tent and dissatisfiection might spring up am
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh, won
Paul, at Madison Square. Garden Monday night. However. the; contest {med
le 0! disputing Jack Dempsey's.tit1e.. - The Pitts-
burgh fighter hit Gib-boas with everything he had. but failed to~hurt the St.
Paul man to any great enact. and did
311m to be regarded as a serious opponent at the chnmpi n.
Grab}: too small and too light to cause Dempsey much cone on, Jack Kearns.
plans to sail for Europe about April 11 with the
champion in response to many flattering offers received from 11ch the water;
Jack’s energetic manager-.11
I
the Metropolis. The New Mooners w
ION"
.lmm liosenbergfs. The honors in d
urina- the entire season. These were N
xm- St't‘Olili went to Smith. A film and one
illzhl swing: connected with Mild Rutgers. It was r making a
lwr-g‘s Jaw at about half time find M:
lll'lfli‘t lilo llronxdale b0¥°r dizzy. VAL!
“tough his judgment of distance was
“.21le lu- managed to avoid.» knockout
.lming the remainder ofthe round.
lien-roe. Decides mater .
'l'lm-c was little to choose'between
110-... in the third stand. The judges
nil>:11.:l'l~t'(l and the referee ordered an
a-‘\ll‘iL round. Smith was Just as 98-
nrt-ssivt' as ever-{but Igosenbergcoun-
nun-.11 often and in clean cutstyle with
.1115 left. The judges again failed to
...:rl-r. One, of them. J. Flanaganot
an» trullxdnle A. (7.. decided in raver
...: Rosenberg. his clubmate. The oth«
Herman Olletubcsslng. voted .11
ulruw. Caspar Kirschner. the referee.
rust his vote in favor of Rosenberg,
nhus giving a victory by a vote of two
10 one. The derision was not a pop-
ular (me. Other decisions rendered by
she judges were disapproved by the
q-rowd.
Government Acts
to Save Olympic
Games .for France
PARIS. 1March 15.-—-'l‘hv lliltth luy
J'Yencll sportsmen to rclain tlw Olym-
pic games-:- allllougll the Paris Munici—
3ml Council is willing: to advance only
[1.000.000 l'rullt‘s l'or entertainment and
draining. tvmk on (I. more important
aspect )t‘slt'l'llil)’ morning when the
moV't-rnlm-nt interfered. “'ith Presi-
mlcnt Millerund presidingflhe Cabinet
declared its intention to aid the Olym-
2pic ('Ulnlll'ltlt'g- as far as possible and:
iunm-diuh-ly took steps to have the
kit)“ l‘atlu-rs reconsider their ridicu-
lously insuliicie-nt offer in order not
to diminish Franco's athletic prestige.
'l‘llc sporting group in the Chamber 1
1:4 exported to ask for at least 5,000.-
ollll francs direct from the government
and VV ill undertake to erect a. new Sta.—
ulium rillwr in the I'arc do I‘rinccs or
..2! (Tulomhes ll’ the government will
.lfll‘l'()\l' a loan issue for this purpose.
The r2~rusal or the Municipal Council
021 “PP” the City's treasury to the nth—
li'll‘h‘ or the world is stirring up hit—
rm-riminations against the Cit)
as 0.000.000 francs already has
aside for the entertainment
unimportant group of Czecho-
athlctcs who are expected
l'ul'is next summer.
Olympic committee has not yet
oliicially on the. suggestion
1mm Lyons that. the. games be trans-
‘xvll‘wl there, but it is not likely that
ilu- (‘nllllllilit'fl will risk losing the
.x~ .ml-s t-lllircly by submitting the
tun-slim! to a telegraphic referendum
Hw- rcprcscntatives of the forty-
tlm ...-nlinns involved.
i ‘ave Kimball, Cornell
Hurdler, Hurt in Jump
n-r,
il'l‘
LIt”
luw-ll St'i
ml :lll
manukizm
m \lSll
'l‘llw
Il.l.\~’l‘ll
‘A
l'l'll.\(‘.\, N. Y.. mm. 15.——-Dave.
hunlunll. ("orncll's star hurdler. awn]
4.2» ml! of the game for a. month and
“"‘l>£llll\ longer as a result of an in-
sustained at the indoor intercol-
norm-s in New York last Saturday.
M2 r finishing second in the (SO-Yard
7ml: hurdles, Kimball entered the
Emmi jump. In landing in the if“.
:xlrliule-d :1 bone in his right an‘
“l"\
1.2..
.Ltl'lV’
l'lilrlll
Moakley said yesterday that
would not compete in the
”xvi-1:021 llit't-t on March 25. and he
w dl-lwl if he could take part in the
win)" carnival. It_ma_v be that
\‘.lll not get back into competition
23‘. vl'l' llw intercollegiate meet in late
——_.—-
Eleanor S. Takes ;
Carnival Handicap
.. \\’.\.\'.\. March 15.——The program
~|wnt21l l.1lk yesterday afternoon
3-0112 :Iil'Oillltl the Carnival Hangil—
:2 .l rm at a mile. for which a‘
2.1 $1.000 was added. It brought
rm ill but select field and fur-
- i 2 thrilling finish in which E"
.... S i’. line from behind to get up
I," linul Slllélf‘ t0 beatJudsé Pryor
"21w pints of a length. JUdSe
ll made all the pace, drew away
, :1 commanding lead entering the
: rll- ll‘ll.
4121 was beaten by Eleanor us"
2 . 232mm with a great rush.
i ale Rifle Team “fins
but tired badly at the-2r
finally tell boson-e Niagara. The Cresce
lose and amateur teams.
of 15 to 2 against them in the first hai
to be the best tea. Has yet appea
street hail. gm .
Herb. hisop 1139mm»
are. which will 7‘be
Yale Five Downed
by Princeton Team
N13“ HAVEN. March 16 A—Prince-
ion made last night's bupketball game
with Yule a. runaway match. leadili
15 to 5 at intermissioi‘i. and finally
coriaiiing Victory by the one Vsided
score. of 32 to 11.
Princeton exhibited the mast effect-
he passing shown here this season
The Yale jive was rarely able to ap-
proath the Tiger Hgoul resorting in-
cessanth to long. VVild shots for the
basket. lilaess and Loch play ed
brilliantly for the winners.
'Mlle. Lenglen
Playing Again
.\ICE.
—1\lllc. Suzanne Lenglen todai played
he 1- first tournament tennis since she
was defeated 1)} Mrs Molla lljurstedt
MallorV last summer. She was paired
with Count Michael Soumnrokov- Eis-
ton.f011_ner Russian champion. in the
mixed doubles and with Miss Eliza-
beth rush. of California in the wo-
men 5 doubles.
“'hilc the Lenglcn teams won both
matches. 67—0, 6—2 and 6—-—:2 ., 6—1
respectiV 6213', the French star failed to
displav her best form and kept awav
from the net. being content with a.
hack court game. She appears to be
still short of the necessary training
for a. hard singles' match.
American 1.1321ng
in Family Games
PHILADELPHIA, ‘March 15. -——Both
tion vesteiday at their training camps
at Leesburg. Fla. and Eagle Pass,
Tex. The American Leaguers had a.
family game. the Hawks defeating the
Owls 19 to 7. While the Phillies
trounced the Leesburg'tearn 17 to‘ 9
'Wiggins Loses on Foul
March 15.--_-
SHREVEPORT La..
Glen Clickner of Tulsa. Okla..-°wa_s
given the referee's decision x-ovgr
Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis here
Monday night on. a foul in-the eiglr
round of a scheduled fifteen rou
bout. ,
l: \\ HAVEN. Conn- Malls-h
'alr rifle team def“ '
iorh in a teie '
IerdaV 497 points
'l'l ;
1.. 1
£119.11 No Match for *Dempsey
The Crescent Athletic Club basketball team closed its season leaving be-
hind a record .which stamps them as the stron
is ,an enviable record. Just three teams were able to nose out the Crescents
viotorlene—thirty-two last season and thirteen this
The Norwalk High School girls basketball team strengthened their;
for the Monker Grotto cup ofiered to the 1
night at Hoytjs Hall the High School the. d
score of 21 to 3. making their third straight Victory
The Norwalk. Red Men haVe a habit of co
overcoming big leads held by their opponents.
against the tart Black Rocks. of Bridgeport, th
getic playing won ouifgoe‘er the visitors
.pjayed insuring game. petting 12. p has
1. Tamil Trenton nigh ism-1
Cent
in their ' ram districts. rhese tea
sey, Meir” -Di§ ct and Southern
l
\l’arch 'i 5 (Associated Press)».
the Phillies and Athletics were in 3.0“
.1.§.;.L;w§ M‘ ' ml
decisively over Tom Gibbons. or St.
not produce a punchxthatmouid cause
Besides tit-ii.
zest. of the aniateur teams in
on 26 out or 29 games played—which
iagara University, Fordham'. Unlv‘ersit?
remarkable run or forty-Eye stmlgh
fintéw—thai’tfi e Crescents
iv the fastest or the cob.
nts booked on
aloha
ending girls' team 0! the cltv. Lest
efeated the Questionettes bv the
in the cup series.
0 o
ming up from behind and
In Monday night's game
e Norwalkers with the score
i' started- a rally and By that and ever-
:29 to :23. The Black Books prOVed
d against the Red $5011 .2
re
m representing thesNorui Refill; 66r-
{slew Jersey will battle
Fred mien: ;
Out Holley "
.
PflII.AI)hLPHLA.
. “the- Mi _ "‘
stopped Jim Holland. the Baltimore
heavyweight. in the sixth round at’
the Ice Palace last night after one
minute of fighting in this session. This
was the most sensational bout be-
tween two blg fellows ever witnessed
hole and the mood was on edge dur-
ing eVerV minute of the. contest.
Milton. after dtopplng Holland on
tour Occasions in the. first round was
unable to land the punch that would
finish him. but he landed so many
that Big Jim VV em; to his corner in the
sixth round. told his seconds he was
the ring.
Holland took an unmerc'u‘ul beating.
and his game-mess struck the crowd‘s
fancy. Xot wishing-to see the Baiti-
more scrapper knocked cold many of
the fans at the ringside yelled for him
to foul Fulton. Probably in daze. and
influenced by the noise of the yelling.
Holland did hit Fulton low and time
was taken out.
Jack Palmei the Philadelphia wel-
temeight. won from Mickey “'alker
of Newark on a foul in the fifth round.
he New Jersey scrapper was le‘_ ing
Palmer byoa wide margin at the time
the foul was committed.
-K. 0.~Phil Kaplan and .JimmyiSul-
liV'an. both of New York. put on the
first eight rounder and it bristled 5vith
action from start to finish. Kaplau
got the decision by a cggntortable
margin.
(Civic Stadium .111 .
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. March 15.—..-§an
Francisco today was virtually assured
a civic stadium in Golden Gate Park
or a size sufficient to accommtiate
the Olvmpic Games. A éommittee of
the Board of Supervisors._yest§rday
voted to include the "Stadium site in
the park lands of the 192201923- bud-
day 50}! Mi ;W" question
since the _WW&3 ’ is shown:
by the; - entotrthe
game's. . E311 has been
.tfia‘yed in~lt34¥ew .1331 probably
longer :21 9 guy; other competitive
Wort- “fr" » '
‘ lic condemn
; 1. country fiber-e 370i: is not noyv_ played
‘ on the Loi‘rl’éV my?“ 2
not thes have come-rout- 14W ....
«upstage non- "
played all at Princeton next Friday and Sotgrday ' ‘
unable to see to fight any longer and .
r-equestld than to threw the towel {ii 3
get. The supenisors approVed the
CHICAGO. 43th am. Sun'-
even lines by: judges have been uncov«
ered from the; lore“ i512 Scotland. but
also an autistic book oi! native
heath or sol-t gun} recorded; that no
less strict a teacher mocha Knox
was not opposed to. :during the
afternoon 612 ...... TK'e golf
book of Eliot Widen donnins the {01-
lowing account (fay golf in a.
“Our greategtlg‘etgrmers John Knox.
Vvho was an East mm man. ands
golfer. d1d .novbolheve' in wSundny. ob-
serVance that. was wholly made up of
religious exercisesawfl‘radmonghas;in
that he was seen more than once golf-
ing on Leith links on Sunday after-
noon.» Certainly his idea. and the idea
or our early reform s, was that the
eariV part should b ven to worship
in 41121;. 110 ofimefifiqo Agog; fildttha‘t after
(in me sen ”ii were [:56 to indulge
in bodily - hon."
V ‘ . . also back in the
;, .‘ . é'wwnterg
K0: Wing:
night’s game at Key
u
fresultb-
The. us: or 13. 31111121 from
the’fln -‘d'SVtatés .ln'tlie poslgorr of
chi) defending country. is; one in ex-
eel-tot the 19:21 entity; The its; con-
31.8539; Australia. British Isles, Cane:
da. India. _Denmark. Frsgco, Spain.
Italy. Belgium Cwéhasgfllptakia. Jap-
am. Burnside and Hamil. Immat-
Japan; defeated Australasia. tiri-ee
matches. to two. at fiewparl. in
.5115: round. and was 113'; turn "def d
by the United States team five install-
68 to none in the challenge round at
reset Kills. N. Y.
The line- -up
night' 8 game follow:
. ‘5?
s. T211106. rf
Kosmecki. if . . . . . .
Hodgeman. c ......
B. Porter, rg . . . . .
M. Tariov. rg . .
M an10\. lg
Greenwood lg . '5 . . .
“WNNIPEG. Mam. March 15.—
Plans for an international amateur
hockey tournament were discussed at
a meeting of the Manitoba Senior
Amateur Hockey League; heid’hero
over the week end. Steps will be tak-
en to arrange a. series with Cleveland.
St. Paul. EVeleth and Duluth clubs.
the games to be plaved partly in the'
'United States and partly. in Wlnriipég‘;
at the beginning of the next playing
season.
An eflortarfl: was decided. will be
made to strengthen the ' sitioxi at.
amateur mickey in vie'w- of The 1595:51-
bilities of professional hockey. :lchatL-
ing in Winnipeg .
In; the
and scares:
Van Coevering. rt .
Jarvis. if . .‘
McMahon. c;
M. Skidd. rg V. . . . .
Finkler. lg . 2.». '3...
us-~.,‘V
‘ . . 7.31.2.
Sullivan. if . . . . . . .
Pennington. if; . . .
'Salflck'c ........
Sturges. c
Halsey. lg’
Gaspar-inc. rg . . . .
NEW YORK. March 15'. —A ten-l
round bOut between Benny Leomd.
lightweight Champion. and Johnny
Dundee scheduled for Mair-ch 22 at
Milwaukee has been postponed until
late in _pril; the exact date as yet 1111—1
decide it was announced today .trom
Dundeefi headguarters here. 5. ' ’
......-
...-..-
project two months ago. -
flower basketball team,w
of 40 to 19. armorial consi V
provement over the score at the
.1....-
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"Imamfloekey ...
Plans for Next Season 33333312. 18'
lg ..............
preliminary
also some excitement especialle
after “Genie" McMahon scored her
lsixth basket for the evening. The High Bandw‘ some
school girls have improved wonderful—
iv over the showing they made at the
beginning of the season.
0......
5-...-
Questionefles.
t's
scores
hiayflowers.
o
...-
....
mlloooommmm
Monker Grotto.
Haughes. rl.’
...
o
1.1
mlHHmmm
High School.
syoo-
HI.
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There Will be another game in the
series. to be 1131.1 ‘on Tuesday evening.
- March 21st. at Community hall.
and
of
oil HHHHO “leech-owing
l-cl cacao-icy as l‘¢IOV¢¢tVA’Tj
end Bresev's guarding was the feature of
last
21’“ Heres a Baseball
OOb-‘ihtflm
4
19
12'
13
‘9
3
8-
‘0
garlic there must wear numerals on their sleeves
for
The line-111) in the Normal}: alleys defeated the
Pts
.23
Pts.
,3: O
V” 3
.0
Willie Spencer Loses 2
g; _ _
Eddie O'Dovid. Colo has hastens-
.2215;un
~Willis; cor-ream
l
plies aime- state during
campaign.
2 Wwwlgo. once wore
whiteyiis’e; 125' 212i Penn S
armed {or .an outfield. -
he able. lb make the
W’s Ghats ans ; .-
1 acutely from sunburn 1153*: at"
5 Antonio. and Cecil Cause?
" lowed John Rowlings to the _
2 for treatment. In spite 6! ~53:
character of the Texas on”
2 Giants mm a namm ”2
Campflravis team yesterday -
18 runsavhile the mummy--
ing a- giggle tally- -
Brooklyn's entry for the
r
:fip Pittsb l1 Wind-
“ the 3:11“ of their
Greb emerged the
lug] plentifglfimr-
expee ons
mixers in- the 3331168 ..
contracts-is still unsigned ;
ger Mason-o ace of last-q
pprtefietome thumps.
{NWVKHAV YEN, liarglLlS.
ton. 1mm and Yale have
_ a meniar cross-country m.
’ : held and? the Harlin 3
' .. lu- .
. N ;
; ties have arranged 2111.1 rung.
new arrangement will allow»
ners to rest for two weeks“
triangular race before they;
intercollegiate cross-CW - ; 5
which will probably be held ;V._ . ;
time
M at creator for the locals
a. «fine game. . Henry's and
‘ ... 0f the first Same.»ot 28 to 26. ; the game.
2 In the PrelinaVry game the Norwalk «Vvalk High Seconds the Monday following the
. High school girls defeated the _Qu'eé - ‘ G. F. Pts. Yale football game. over slag!-
‘ 2 tbnfittes by a. score of 23 to 3. ' :OrIins. it . . . ..T. . . . . . . . 3 0 6 Cortlandt park course in New. 5
-A record- The his game was marked by fast Sallick, rt . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 4 6 There have been ten Yolafiam
”at hatio‘ns. al- playing. considerable argument rmr'n ‘Fiewwelyn. c . r. . . . . . .. 2 0 4 dual cross— -country runs. and .
10“; marks the players and the ruling from the Fleury, ig . . . . . . z . . . . . . 1 0 :2 team has won (iv e. Out of eight
team tén'. floor. in the second half of the ' Bresev. r'g . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 4 princem'n dual meets Yale ‘has
of Ben Porter by Referee Charles Lin: imelamald. if . . . . . . . . . . . o 0 0 four Princeton three and one
deberg l '_ _— ——- tie. .
9 4 22
The game was played at the Stam-
ford Y. M. C. A. Orlins was hurt at
the end of the first half, and 'Melamad
'substituted for him.
Ridesat'l:
March 15:11“
feature “a;
1251'- Poor
MOBILE. Ala.
Rising Rock won the
'2 at the Fair Grounds yesterday J
J. P. Ryan and J. Dominick. who‘fi-
ished second and third res :
with Fort‘ Churchill and P
were suspended indefinitely
stewards. It did not appeal-rat.
the two riders put forth the .
forts on their mounts. m3 ‘
them could haVe won had
least bit more energetic .
margin of victory was a.
and a few feet zpast thEJIi $0
riV als were in front of him ‘
me that Will
2 Number Players
CHICAGO. March Ins—Identifica-
tion of football players by numbers
havingrbeen accomplished after much
complaining by coaches that their
lstratligio plans would be ruined, it
mow proposed that numerals be
fastened on ham-ll plavers. The
‘Mihdwe'st Baseball Aboociatiqn, a. air.
cuit comprised of several strong semis
professional teams. at its --annual
‘meeting’ here float night decided that
players in league games this summer
l
l
‘corresponding to score card winters.
; sit}; of Pennsvlvania
team to oppOse the Oxford
team néxt month at the .
games in London. was he! ’37"
The-trials consist of hnlfjgaxile
Ed; Mcflullimwon the em
WMS Am
The Palace bowling tem last fight
Norwalk bowling team by winningtw'o
out of three gorillas. All of the: mes
;wen Valery elm The" scores renew: ’
Palace .
. ; F119 1 John Etude): was seoon .
Day;-....7....‘..':....-is" ’5‘0 711' Lan‘e’;thém find 333m“ W~
Casey: as ..88; 277 wow ”$999?“
Ireland 1'5" .88 3.9 beenvseiected ‘ -
Mahler . 91;: 191 92
Ferns:2.f......';...—..‘. a4. ,95 a?
N 2:“ mAVV‘FZ .‘3‘ A mustangs“ Cont?
Bray ...‘...........'ss '23 90 Daniel J H°ml’ "
Callahan - . n 95 lame"‘§”ebw p ”We“
MeGagry. 7-181. 7'7 11”“ he” "emflgay'o. V
Pende‘ri'ast ' 85 so “‘5 a“””"” beluga ’
field club in 1900.
langmelphia Americans
~ V yup the New
labs of the m
Willie-£2511
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Burke; 3..“ . . 1.. .;...2
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