(3111: Bill. has
AulflllANERSlilltllB
Stamford S o c c e 1' Team!
Downs New Haven inf?
; Clash for Title 53:.
I l: ”it'll l‘oll'l‘. March 20. «The,
1. H. i l; soccer Club of Stamford won
(up and championship here
afternoon. defeating the
:~l:ll1
'll'l'llily
“1.1
iv“ lluven eleven. 2 to 1. enough college stars in the New York training camp to compute an all-star.
in... is the first time an amateur college eleven. In the ends might be placed Estate of St. Bonaventures Col:
3 Hum (‘lllll has entered the final and lege and Neht. of Rode Poly; at tackle. Fitzpatrick of Fordham and You“
1...” ilu- cup. Danersk deserved "to
5. ll :15 it nuide the most of the Op-
;mllllnlilt's presented and the forward
line was far superior to the Elm Ctiy
outfit. a‘he defense on. safe): side
a |l\(d great football.
lmuersk won the toss and Logan
llcki-(l off for New Haven. Danersk
ll-lliillt'f‘il 0n the lel't‘and Ferguson
.mm. in a fast shot that skimmed the
1m; From the goal kick. Dixon got
:lnzl)‘ on the right and forced a corner
mu: liallum. Thls‘ms cleared but the
Low Haven players kept up the pres-
um um! Dixon was fouled just out-
the penalty area and thetDanersk’
had a narrow escape. Hutton
clearing the ball out of the
l
; ull‘
1 ".ll
)rlmil}
' I‘Ulilltl.
.‘Il'nflnald Scores
From the throw-in, McDonald got
m- ball and drove it into the net.
inning: Stevenson all the way and
aiuttinu New ‘Havcn ‘in'the lead after
It'll nlinutcs' play. After-thirty min-
Jilt‘fi‘ play. “nuclei-(attacked and at-
m-r .lolmstonc had cleared his goal.‘
3"l'rg115‘011 scored a brilliant goai"and
mun-d the score at one all. In the
l mi wriod Hackney scored the win-
:1 in}: goal for l)nncrsk.
’l‘ln summary: —- .
Ext-w Haven llanersk Athletics
Llulmsionc . . ...... . . . . Stevenson
8'
ginnipton . .. ......-........ Hallam
. N)
f\ llson .................. 1'2. Hutton
111
fllekt-ilt‘lil ............ . . 'Ml’carlanc
l‘llll
ii‘lrllonnld ............. . . McIlverny
’ ch
3 wt ................ . . . . . Battersby
Ill
5 1i mu ................. . . Hackney
0r
5 :th-q ............ . . . . . . H. Hutton
lr
ingun .................... . Martin
(.
3 Illa m ............... . Ferguson
ll
)lvManus ............. . . . . . Law
ol
Hall’limc score. \V'w lluvcn l. hair
i-rsk 1: full scorn llnnersk :3. No“
flaw-u 1: goals by. l“l'l‘l:llsl.lli. Huck-
)ll'y. Mi‘lmmllll: rM‘q-rvc. A. York.
alrithvpnrl: limsmr-n. lll'zilulnn and
int"; lllllt‘ ol‘ lth-t 4:1 minutes.
To Fill Vacancy
on the Olympic
Games Committee
(
PARIS. March :l‘.';"'lllf‘\1ir'-'ln(‘}
inn tin~ lnlo'rnulionnl Olympic (’uin~
lllllll'l‘. din» in ”11- (ll-nth (:l' .llirlig"
1::1rll1‘m' S. \\l'l'l(;~‘ of Now York. will
lu- lillml shortly wllcn ll'fi- commiilm'
‘will lncvt to (-lmom- his successor.
'l‘llis :lllllnlilli"t'llll'lll was mndv yrs—
alvrdu)’ by liill‘tlllil'il‘l‘l‘l‘ deA‘uubcrtin.
prcsidé lll ni'.tln» ('Ollllnitlf'l‘.
llllrnn (lt‘ (‘oullt-rtin culled attcntion
In illv incl tllnt flu- incnibcrs of the
‘"0lllllll“('l‘, {is well its, the entire pcr<
:Jmncl until-1' it. are chosen by the
nommittm‘ itself and are regarded as
ambassadors fronl the Committc-P it)
lhcir l'rsw-rtlvc countries. He added
but no nienllwl' of the international
rommillcc is zillowcd by the comnlih
Ann's rule-s to sit us‘thc representative
of any organization of .illly kind.
"Two Fractices
Daily. for Phillies
PHILADELPHIA, blarchr,20.-'i‘w0
ill:i(’ll(‘lS daily will be the schedule of
1m- l'hillio-s at lmesburg during .tho
-n«\i tun wceks. Manager “’ilhelm
mill many. The tcnm will break camp
Vim-vb Ill. he added. \Vilhelm de-
1 l'll‘l‘ll he is not satisfiedwlth the con-
.nliun m the squad. piomlsing the
'm n liar-(h r work durin'g the next two
1- I ks.
Part of the squad will go to Day-
mmu today to play the Florida state
"it I'll-Tilt team there. The eighty mile
arm will llc made by automobile. Al:
":nclv Puss yesterday 'the Athletics
yzzlu- San Antonio another drubbing 9
Wu 5. Hasty.
z'lm mound work‘for Mack's‘men. and
in in] lllc hront‘hos to 7 hits.
The chief interest in the. game.
bmm Mack's standpoint. ”was the
“\url: of his three shortstop candi-
niilPH. llarrett. Callaway and Sheer.
Hmong them they handled six’clumces
:- :lhout an crror.
Fuller Chosen
as Head COa‘ch
( ‘(ll l Mill’s Mo.. March lift—M."
l'-. l- ullcr has been chosen as head
l'mrllvlill coach at Missouri Unmet-sit:
41 Henry Garrity. assistant football
' II
I ”UNI-ll yesterdav by Dr‘ J. C Jones,
ssillnm‘ ”or the university. Fuller,
:‘mduatcd from Tale «in 191}.
J
.‘v'l'i
;
A ‘1‘»
announcement said ~ and Garfity
“ill
" '- spring. will succeed Jerry foxes.-
Sets Scholastic Reoosd
x: lllllGl’J’OR'l‘ March cog—Matty
‘rL .tllt
lrhlishtd a New England scholastic
ltllld iii a spec-lai- M1000 } Id &
$1.2. y. Saturda) nights-s“ Realm
’i in distance in two minutes dud twén-
1.1 sown seconds. The former record
w: .. established by Barney Roper-
[l‘r
.“
could round out an exceptionally strong football team.
of Texas as guan’ls': Boone from Alabama and Skinners from “Marquette Unto.
\ersity. and at center Rap! 0: Dartmtmth. -In the backfield, the Giants could
line up with Frisch from Fordh‘am. Bum from Pennsylvania. Ryan trons
Holy Close and Hale from Mississippi.
may have his suspension lifted very shortly as the résult of a. conference a;
In the deciding gme out the basketball series Port Chester defeated
.Greenwich Saturday night by the score of 30- 27. The game played "1
Port Chester and was witnessed by a. large attendance. Darin the latter
Moore ‘and Harris did '
in ad baseball coach. it was mp. .
v-ll \lKCt't d James Phelan. :rusign’éd.
graduate from Princeton .-
lrlclgeport High runner. 1‘?‘
By F. V. McMahon
The New York Giants, with their present array of talent at San Antonio.
In fact there are
. f.
c
'Q‘ ‘.
Jimmy Hickman. one of the many ineligible: banned by Judge LandiS.
Hickmétr was placed on the‘.
y the Brooklyn
t working his
few days ago with the beacball commissioner.
ineligible list after his failure to report to Toledo as ordered b
club. It? reinstated Hickman will stand an excellent chance 0
way into the Brooklyn outfield.
f
1
\
part of the game. Fallon. playing with Greenwich. received a: deep cut over.
the left eye as the result or a collision with Gordon, the lanky Port Chester
forward.
Brooklyn-Stronger.
Brooklyn should do bettei't this season in the pennpnt race. With an
excellent pitching staff min. a. hard hitting outfield Robbie. has sought to
strengthen his infield. At the present time he has in the draining camp
some promising material in his young recruits as well as sc‘eral infielder-s
whose ability has been tested befme. The recent acquisition of George
“’hitted flom the Pirates gives to Robbie a hard hitting infielder. who can
he used at almost any position in the inner works. It may be that W'hitted
will be seen at Johnson 3 stand at third base this season. which will give
Robbie the chance to place Johnson in the outfield. where he naturally
belongs. '
o of ‘s‘ d
The St. Louis Browns beliexe tluy have picked up a southpaw pitcher
in Hubert Pruett. former kniversitv of Missouri star. who will bolster up a
weak spot in the staff of twirlers. The voting southpaw played with Tulsa
last scason and is said to have a fast cunc ball . .
"Ital" Cutbill has once again given us the chance to feel proud of him.
The Bowayton flyer bloke the world' 8 record for 1. 000 vards at Buffalo Sat‘
urdax night. finishing the distance in :2 minutes and 12 seconds. In accom-
plishing the feat‘ Hal" beat out his former indoor record of ‘2 minutes 13 ‘2 -5
seconds and the outdoor record. held by Joie Ray of
seconds.
0 C I .-
llv virtue of its decisive victory over Pennsylvania in Philadelphia Sat-
urday night. l’rincclon has now an excellent chance of capturing the Inter-
collcaiulc Basketball championship. ’l‘lu- Tiger victory has created :1 tie with
i’vnn. which makes another game incessary. Each (cam has won eight
league contests and dropped two.
GIVES SPORTING WORLD A SURPRISE.
»
; .
John (better known as "33”) Dotson. who handles the publicity.
‘ , to; all the bi fights at Madison Square- Garden and is right hand man
of "Tex” mokard. and his bride. who was Miss Mabel Granger of Rock-
' Ville Center. L. 1. Their marriage who unheralded. They will go south
‘ for a brief honeymoon.
12' to 11..
The Benefit-owed buck and Wk.
«so: the Yofly inmates .
of “my. mmw 20 to 30. whit the
piano
'2 minutes 12 2.5
CL
t"
20.
the his! basket,
s to
aid Bi. thp‘dhd
t
chin
”(Ems with
The scores:
nu-vo.
his ...
Fahan’." 0
Mitchell.
‘shaw. rg .......
Fooie. rf' . . .
Lindstrom. c . .
‘Dennimrg ......'......
McNamara, lg .
Fahan.
10
m. Goutof 1.
W
. Collegiate Polo Title.
is Won by Brinceton
Princeton University won the inter-
collegiate indoor polo championship
Saturday night
University in in
which has bee:
goals to 1-2.
teams in the
all their match
Three other
lege. title. The
was won by the
junior title wen
Riding Club ro
In winning t
Brooklynites dc
rookie team. 7
Jliding Club ro
-
1 lo...
’— France Beats England
" in Cross Country‘Race
PARIS March 20 -France‘s cross
noountry: teeny.
championship
afternoon
The French,
their crack run
- participate. took the individual li'bn—
'orarwhen G. Heuet finishedflrsp and
Corl‘es second.
The race was
: cmc course and was witnessed by 15 -
000 persons.
Ll$15flooior a .5. .
~2—Ye3p-Old Colt . '
.I.EXINGTON, Ky... 4March 20.—- _
‘twoficbr-old chestnut :
am. by imported “'ormmigh'ton. 'out
of Polly Connolly. was sold Saturday
to damn Isivlngbtorr'of new area; '
fig;
Newmarket. a.
$15 000 by
hung up on a
_ tficmremd .
The Eagles A. C.- beaketbéll team
defeated the fast Wiltons, on snare =
day afternoon. by the score of 21"
The game required an extra. pet'-
kid to determine the winner.
The Eagles ‘started off in big time '
firm. We sbi points before the .
Wilma got started.
and Mitchell. “At the end comm ;
half. them were in the teed by >
the don't-E‘s: Bite 7..
mm and
Wilton. 1nd bride? the $9113.
71‘an 3"”! ceéed one wron-
rend Balk: 1pm the goal.
(1'38th won the; some for the‘Ea-
gleswithhluamt . . .
' madmandnnnksmrrcdfor-‘i
the Wiltoné; Infidstrbm with 8 points '
1‘13.th ind Note copper» the star
shots of the game. Mn csgiiig‘ a
my; shot tram the middle of the
floor. ind Wote looptng one in from
‘ the sidelines.
BugleA. 0.;
Keri. lf'.....‘;...i
Sandmrf‘..u.._.......1
“ton Jr's:
Dammit ..............
a..-..-~-.n
touts: Eagles: Shaw. .3 not at 3-
1 out ot2
Wiltons- Banks; out of 3: Dennin.
in offlll’Foofe, 6 out of 1: McNam-
door Polo Association's tournament.
last two weeks in Squadron A Armory.
The Tigers downed their opponents
by the overwhelming score of 10 1:2
The New Jersey
inns were the best of the collegiate
series and had
trouble in disposing of their rivals in
decided in conjunction with the co]-
ing and Drin‘w
rookie crown wits captured by'
_. the §§quadron A rookie combination.
‘1: 132226111..- to. ~' 1:2. while the Riding
4 Club Junior tea
Squedron' Azijunio'r three. 12' goals to
Harriers. in a race in Paris yesterda‘y
The score was. F'pancc‘ 45
points and E'nEland 44.
to
tollowed- by Mn
9. double. :tonl m
7 points
35
a
"U
lowdown-1.3 El evacuate?
ion-‘ooéo l
T...». .23..“ij
........ 3
........ 1'
8
G.
3
1
........ 4
0
........ 1
. .n—
is l o H o o 1-: P11 on'l'lge‘cql-Igot-I
'9' 20
Keri. 1 out. of 1.
W:
..
A
when it defeated~¥ale
o final game of the in-
1 in progress for the
colleg-
' little
cs
championships were
senior championship
Riding Club team. the
t to the Brooklyn Rid- .
Nineteen managers forked ov’er for
Club team. while the
the
okie trio.
he junior honors the
rented the Squadron A
1- '2 goals to 4. The
okic team disposed of
m triumphed o‘er the
defeated the English
'tezim. the Birchfield
despite the fact that
per. Guillemot. did not
held on the La. Cour-n—
\
Sanford Lame of this
Newspacket stepped qumrter , ‘
21.45 xeconds. Let the
. course last fall
the fastest time ever
Kentucky track .by a
- Sandor med '
gt: themati-
W
unington .-
. e
Bring in Many“ lipase
Dollars—Seven Wififiers
incensed
That the Stale’ a monetary coffers
are being swelled to quite some extent
through tlie receipts of thevState Ath-
lime constitution is evident. from the
number «if men connected with the
fight and _wrestilng genres who have
been licensed Since the commission
started to function July 1.
More than» $5. 1100 ‘bas been turned
over to the State.‘ as is shown by the
report recently drawn up by the'se'cre-
tary. Acly W'. Castle of Waterbum'.
‘ 10! m Diorama};
' One hundred and .one boxers had
beé'n licensed up to the first of March.
the documents that allow them to
function inside. the boundary lines of
Connecticut and seventeen promoters
privilege of putting on boxing {Souts
in the State.
Fourteen referees. eleven pissl
clans. eight announcers. 'Sthe same
number '0! tlfi'iékémrs ‘a’flfi estaen
wrestlers have also been licensed to
date.
Cdtbill Makes
new 1,000 Yafl
‘K
old C. Cutbill of Boston,- Satu‘rda)‘
night broke both the indoor. and out-
door world's record for 1 one yards at
the. 114th Regiment Armor-y'n‘here.
covering *ihe distance ’
against the previous record for in—
doors of 2. 13 2-5 held jointly by Cat.
bili- and.- flole Ray. 'and the outdoor
record oi! 2:12 2.5. made by .11. W.
Shell
_ 35% at Celtic Park A. C.. Lung:
Isiah . ’1910 .. .
Livingston came here
tho
'Boston Arena. the {cabin-e event of the
i
have forked over nearly taco fee. thei
-"World’s Mick .
BUFFALO N. Y. March 20. w-IIar-'
in 2:12 flat‘
: 119% Bancroft, :6: Boston:
' H: "Godfrey. of Breakups: Miss Flor-J,
, evening nt-‘i:‘§9’_o'c
mlmnm'tw .1. t .
MWWt
In
...'
n
d
r, and Johnny Clinton. New Eng-
”iSS-pound niieholder will meet-
tonight in a wristband boat. at the
Elks? Charity Fund boxing show. The
bout is announced as an exhibition
contest, and the Boxing Comniission
has reconsidered an earlier decision
and allowed this designation because
of i3. contract held by Leonard in
which it is stipulated that he shall not
engage in” a decision boat for six
months. Leonard however said he
liec‘ognized his title was at stake and
that‘ the bout would be- an exhibition
:in. name only.
__._._..._..__.J_____.
lOatfieldér Folk
‘ With ___Ch~icagos
CHICAGO. March 20 .——Bib Falk.
irccalcitra'nt ->.‘ outfielder. todhv was
,safely in the Chicago Americans' fold. 4.
“He went down to San Antonio. Where
the 80x defeated the world champion
blown York manuals yesterday and
signeiia mmract” .He will join the
club Friday: when the 80x play at.
Houston. his home town.
PA” the Chicago Nationals looked
lgio'od iii their: 8 to. 6 win oxer the \er-
11,0311, Coasfi‘fleagae rial). yesterdax. ac-
«titling Wflwmsenr here. Arnold
13bit: and"Hajek Miller. new outfield-
'ers. militia; out three hits each. and
:Grover Cleveland Alexamlér heaved
ifoiir rounds with onlS. one hit against
‘13de MBrc‘h 26. ——-The women's
mentioned indom- tennis championship
tonpnament began today on the cov-
ered courts of the Longwood Chic’ket
Club at (Blatant Hill, with leading
women stars of the east praying. The
doubles championships will start to-
marrow and the mixed doubles title
play on Wednesday
Hrs. Malia Bjnrstedt Mallory. of
New York: Mrs. Marion Zrndersteln
Jessiip. or Wilminé'toh; 13121.. Miss
yesterday. afternoon, -
two. as named.
or plough and a mu. 2 .7
Electric .’beat Brown “%
lengths for the plice.
running from
'Blinsta. paid Velox clam Tip
stretch turn. where Fm
- ma‘Ele‘ctfic-vdrew away.
13!: the no holders were
-. those m1: of them til-WWW
_ her in his other only start?
. some opposition was looked
to the post very lame afl‘fi:
. a.
' Yesterdays stake was at“
a half mile and had a _
312.025.
t89.1511. ,
the "event. the Amontaim ’
. usamnning the same race-1‘ ,
have .far to go before til an "
serious’ly- to compete with “.7 -.
'of éncces with the teams
-. spective circuits. fans “of“!!!
' agreed today
"small end of a. 12 to 6m -
" ‘flie “Write 50x. vesterdam‘at San '
tonic.
4‘ la
tonic Cardinals. the score being.
to.
We stakes came throfi‘
with the. Louisville Amermgr
tion team at Pensacola; 'ilria
caused Wilbert Robinson,
boss. to sleep well afber‘
the pitching 95 Reuther. W
opposition fififm for three lat
was in the rifle pit.
bly bitter through the foot:
Ruth .
lev.
on a balloon trip that lasted.
enough for the mound city had
cinch the verdict.
1’ their worm:
running (the 3194““
the -
.,
The Steinhart pair HOW}
the start. with
Aim
Venom). which mat-em.
factor. being a trailer the.
1 .
The winner’s portion
It was the Wr' .3.
The Gianna-.290:
Tex“ while the Yankees
mbasted at New Orleans by
10.
Brooklyn' 5 entry 316‘ .
for
“That part of the ME:
4‘."
The Yankee deteat was mile
lobed a single to;
eraser sent
Edith Signor-hey. or Boom: Mrs”. Les-
Mrs. Frank
ence Bantu. of N ‘ 73611:. and Mrs.
mm WW;
, Philip Bmewfildme to have the
digestions meet at-Tarlov’sssore this
J7
my "it salient-:16?
‘ 'Relph‘ Skinners. o
iron: IMWM ..
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Giants at their training
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