Sculpture by Phidias
from Parthenon Frieze
in Hapsburg P
i ,
1-“ 15 March 22 (By Tho~m::'
m1: 1w ..1 A schedule for the
.1111 1 1:11.11; ,Or 9., has been It is expected that the Pehnuyiénia Remy Catamaran? £613
3111 .. m. the French 91;);va (dolphin will be one o: the largut or its kind ever stagd. elm:
v1.1.1: .. although the site 0- “the eitries‘do not elongat- «we weeks yet. 395 colleges and breversto‘ ~.
11111-1 lln doubt. Following out have already signified their intentions or sending Ethictes. mien .,
1111- _‘ 1111111111111 m give “I ooinp'd— on the Pacific coast will send entries. ' '
m, 3 , ~ unple 11111640 pasture. for , 1. '
11:1 .1111 the journey‘thafls. . ’ I - ‘ '
_ ,1 _. 1.11111 set for all toms of .
.3111”? 11-1.111.».~1'111;; the meet. The c9111; Commissioner Landis is expected at New Orleans shortly at which time
1.111111 ‘1 1‘“ 15 been dividéd into {m Babe‘ Ruth and the like will talk over their diflérenées. The Bebe to NW
if“ “1149111112 of winter, spring fol that his suspension" will be lifted.
:.'11! 1:1111' games. with tfieimltjg s
. 111 . '111 limuzir“ 20. and the clos- 1 . . . . 7
if“! 111tJul3' 28. ‘ To t
-3 y 11.1 » m m f ‘ mm! ucAleOr, whom Benny Weater fought to a draw last winter a
1.. 15-. 1331211. 31111? 91115113231333. Bfldtevort. wm be seen in action basin Saturday nlsm 't {he 9 mm
.11'5 1113mpiad Wm 3mm“ 4“ CiubENew York. McMeer will meet Marty Summers in oné of the twel3e
1_1.11, 1. :11 to February‘s. Them roux:
.-‘ .11ll int- livid in the {9mm ' o I l I
111': ’ " " ' I
l' inhibit“. Lia" 3'18. : A
_ y , . . Glenn Killenger._the niuch touted Penn State football «or. aeegs to be
11 ‘ '1 “W" “NWL M“? '15 ”iota crane eiéinem on the adrenal: diamond. Kiiienger has beéfi tries air/every
‘ mm mm 08 to J 1- 7 Wmmmwonthamsnd hehasfalled to makesOOdin any
111 “q 1 1m 7:8 , u ’1 ' or them. Scouts acclaimed Killenger as one of the 8m“ infield M 9‘
1 .V 1 “ 'jun: 1:1, 3%,; 43‘ 1 the sensors maa parlor—anon up to date puts to rout all of these Predic-
r '1 1 1111111. June 29 to July A. tions.
‘ '1 1—. July 6~13. ‘ .
1 .11.... 211.31.... 17; Norwalk-Red Men Tonight .
;~'1.11:111111111:_ July 12-20. NW”
'-~.lllll.’l.<ll('33 Jilly 134:; .2 Tomb; Yul be “Other b‘g night 8. file Armdrry The find
1 .. 1.11111 racing, July 113. ‘ Red Man each with bole game totheir c win clash in the third game of
.1 , 1‘ Wang. Jun; 23' their series. The score has been “close in h of the Drew”: games and
. ‘ _ -:. July 10.19 ; a 1; expected, Cast tonight's game will diam. any; furious.t The Nozalgc
1.111. 13...“. dates are 11 seem to be a. slight iavorite and are loo upon' Ymany ° °
. , would a mamity Jquficégg" top tonight. Hmvér. the Red Hen can’t ‘90, italic. ”gay. warm cover
3 . 11 1t‘mns request. it is d the way they did in the first game. we as
.11 1' 111t1111-1111'lutlons will be minor. . o o
1.- 11.1 l-1-11 11c l1 committee Miami . 1
i. 1111 lt-qlii-fst of the Nathnal Fed— ‘
. 1 1.11 to prepare 'a program which The biggest crowd of the season is cipected at the Arms-r3 tonight
. .1.1 11.1 completed in 1. Game early and pick your seats.
c 1 111 11h of competition. Eliminating o s I 0' h
1 11111; .1111! football. which require '
j 1 11-11 conditions. this has Men 315- Frank Frisch Giant second baseman. who was injured recently when
11111l1sl1t-1innd thcre- appears little
....11 1‘111 11113 radical changes in the
~ 11111 tn onlcr teams in virtually all ‘
(Olllt‘sil. the American athlages
1 -l l»- particularl3 interested in track:
.1111 field competitions.
Tiger’s“ Wremiing .
Captatmmy be last
'li
School basketball. championship Saturda3.
ed Asbury Park High 46 to 31 in the fins
merit.-
boisterous motors filled t
tthe hone;- in file high school division for the third consecutive season.
hold a record of not being beaten
Pithcmét itinrch 22.-——Bob Mer-
hison. captain o! the Princeton wrest-
ling te'nm has s_nf£ered a slight con-
music”: of the brain. according to the:
hunt diagnosis of‘spccialists. The
9111;111- ioader. who is intercollegiate
hitle holder in 1.1.1.1. 145 pound class,
Will Do 11111111111 to wrestle any more’
this your. and may possibly have to
privc up the sport. He will. there-
fl'oru im unable to defend. “his title in
the 11 ppronchlng‘intercollegiate-s '
Mo1ri~1011s original infur) come
more than a 3rar ago in a meet with
‘1:1I1- The two wrestlers in the 145
)rnllllil bout wen-”so intent on their
rillltt‘st that they did not realize they
Jun! 11-11 the mat until Morrison
.liprd and fell. his head receiving
the full impact or the (all. After be-
‘111: brought, back to consciousness the
~1l11rk3' wrcstler insisted upon finish-
.1111: H111 bent, and did so. Since that
r111111. however. he has had several
1.1l11-r lh'ld falls. The cumulative ct-
--1-1 11:11.1 lwcn to produce a slight con-
1 Ussivm Of UH“ ‘hrain. Due to this
1 1111l'11i1111 lu- has nobwrcstlcd for
tinw. \N’ilson. in the 175" pound
has acted captain:
Morrison, 33110 is from Chicago.
.115ll1-1l on his freshman team. and
111 1Ii:111-l3' won a position last year
1111111 lu- was sophomore. With the
~1111111i1'1n or the Yale meet.ywhen he
"'12 3\iil1 his accident. he won'eiel’y
11-111 l‘his 3931- he has had much
1111! l. “ilh his head and has not ap-
11ml 111 many meets.
.\ I ll "0): I NC SHO‘V
:11?!“-
«has.
17
.31 ~
til'l V
H111» for the staging of an iopen ‘
.11~ 1111\111u' exhibition. for the latter
-" 11! .\l11_3' 11111 being made by the
11111.1“; Sporting' Club: Five star
‘11111.~ will be- staged. the majority 0‘
‘ 1111 11.111 ht- between local boxers.
project is being backed by Os-
1 .\'1~l111ltzc. n-sriot" Daron and
l.1111\'.l11ssil. The latter two ran
1111111 :1lr exhilnilon last season in
" 1\'~1‘Hlltl hisll‘il‘l.
If»! 11>an RESERVED
IN CARROLL"; (‘ASF
i2\\' ”A" IN.
111 March 1 was reserved by W13
1:1, l 111. ”on. in the Pp‘licc cm
J 1 11 Monday when Lawrence W Cal"
1 111 11.13 gin-n a preliminary "trial on
{'11 vllnrgv of manslaughter growing
111 1' 111' thr- Rialto theatre fire :otrNov.
1.1st. when ten "persons lost their
C‘ irroli was house-manager of
~ “11- 11hr {it that time.
’ ll3
i l1-1'
1)—
Y!
i
’1‘.
11>
held that inasmuch as Carroll
' 1'. thsponsibiiiiy M
*1] upon
111.1.111113 liable,- for" the 115111 of“:-
on the stage through which the
l“ originated.
I 1111115 counsel argued that ”his
1 1 11 3111511 not supreme in control 014‘
f 1‘ “as“. but that the stage mam '
“‘14 1111i that it w: the latter whirl
11 H10 burning powder over flag
l H- 1.. st of Carroll.
11 l,\- in the province 6131.13“ M]
1.11” to ho
-.-"1'-1 rourt or dischlm hm 81. 1E
‘ 111 l‘1 111ilding‘ Inspector Joseph E1 in.“-
" “ho was tried a week ago “"3“
Filiulnr Charge.
‘ Hcadaches trout Bligh! m
I.1\,.‘1li\k‘ BROMO 013m
he was accidentiy spiked. expects to get
fibula will cross bets with Indianapolis.
\lllmugh the United States is‘cti 31¢ is anxious to get- started again.
‘ have asked for the Polo Grounds in the event that their se
probanig that a. Saturday morning date will
a pinto! become necessary. .
Mar. 22. —-Decislon*
.
Attornc3 Sheridan E Whit-
111 1:1ncral charge or the movie ’
donations .
him and that he W
ld Carroll for trial 113 ins ‘
lhdk into the game toda3 when the
’Frischs wound has healed 111.1111.
1 :5 '-— 7 f
looting (a: mad. Titty
rigs” is tied. It: is
oilegians should
a s .O
Yale and Harvard baseball managengmm:
be offered the c
I B
o s
:School. as per expectations“ won the Ne‘x Jersey. High
when the ”wonder team" defeat—
l rounds of the New Jersey aurna-
nix ersity; where a crowdm. 000
Passage. cirriaed ofi"
Whey
in three years and lime run up a string ‘of
eighty-seven conSecuthe victories. l-cllowing the high school game Paddle
School captured the prep school title b3 defeating St Benedict 33 to 34.
Mil-(sh
The game was played at Princeton 1:
he gymnasium to overflowing.-
Rntgcrs is expected to have one of the strongest baseball teams among
the Eastern colleges this coming season. coach 14 rank Co\ has tn ehe oi last
year’s men available as well as several mu men whose performances are
above the average.
Speaker’ 8 Injury May
Make Rest Necessary
——A report
Y‘ale’s Wrestling
Teacher Wants to
Meet Dempsey
CLEVELAND ”March 2 2.
from Dallas that the injur) to Tris ,- y ‘ 11.,__ _ .
Speaker's knee is more serious than ‘\_EE}\‘ “3“}33 . slur“: -7: fll'zifta
at first thought and will probably ‘_-r5- af 5 amou- “rte i 1,
. t'l'l mdians' pilot out of at least teacher. who is one of the best mat
karp 9. men for his weight in the United
one—third of the games this season
has mused consternation here.
Speaker sustained three injuries to
the limb and never- was th. same af-
ter the first mishap. which happened
in a game with St. Louis last Septem-
her.
That Speaker realizes his unfitness
is shown by the fact that he is pre-
paring McNulty. late of Ohio State.
and Jeanes, with the Indians part. of
last season. for the job 111 center
field.
States. said last night that if the '“pro-
poscd match between Strangler Lewis
and Jack Dempse) fails to come about
he would be willing to take on Denm—
sey. himself.
boxer has 01113 one chance in a thou-
sand. to beat a good rough and turn-
ble wrestler.
"The wrestler.
Wrestler." Winters said.
the art» of footwork. but.ot‘ cellist: that
applies to the bower. too.
ci'cn‘ to become a
Phil Bloom Loses
AKRON. Ohio. March 22.—-Johnn3’
Kart. Cleveland welterweight won a
newspaper decision over the veteran
Phil Bloom 0! Brooklyn in a twelve
round bout here last night. Johnny
Rlni. Clexcland. won the newspaper
decision o3er K. O Circus. Pittsburgh
featherweight. in a ten round semi-
final.
Goullet Sails Today
Alfred Goullet. famous six .day bi-
cycle rider and world's champion is
to sail for Bermuda today on the
steamship Fort Hamilton of the Fur-i
lieu Bermuda Line.
goes. but it would
public.
wouldn't last over ten minutes.
because Dempsey has one much
bit: is a wrestler's game. Alter hav-
on Dempsey mvseif. "
9
i of Lewis
does not say that the-E fiber.
sitcoms. but he rfiiet
' Mimic other
ratifies c! aerial play.
Lento about flat mm at
Meade Boy’s Club 111
the RIM Juniors tliatin
g Hagtohethcmtotmhb .7
(inflamed: astheydetssteifich '
' batter and thrower.
‘ but only a fair Meir.
1... Galley tether
likes him despite the fact that lie is
not as hear)? u .the other infield can;
didates. Boutot. a._ left handed diets
ter and thrower, may win the left field
berth. left vacant by the gnaw
of Halloran. last year’s b
In {uproc'fim some; he .11.;
been battinggfis well as those xeterans
or two omtlllfee mm: “ding.
Connecticut goggles
wmmfij :3 to lento“,
' . “Weekends“:
HARTFORD. march 22.—'l'he Com:
necticut Agriculture College football "
schedule for 1922 drops three colleges
011 last year's schedule. lists four new
comers and nine minute“ of the.
eight game that ini doses tu- severfl
m schedule a nuance. 1500..
yesterday with gamut! home. um
otherwise designated. fellows:
September 23. Uihevsly of Maine
at 0rono: 30, Tufts Cdfioge at; Med—
zznllMuddSJ’
Roel. Red Sox holout ratchr.
notified President
ulceuyu‘
Bans B. Frame
«not he would sign 1e; mt {crises
Rules. Rn! stand in a letter
published here today one“ him 36.
The club owner recently said his
offer to Ruel was an advance“ St;
000,03'er last year.
”:The Bed 80: regulate isomer-day
went down to+deteat before antitan-
as €9W1W_ v {pregame-tam
out a homer. and the Yannigans hit
1~~1WW W M
hinge: Q'Rourke. new shortstop“
Good Frau vii be an Wm
day‘ in Wk; at least to beach“
fans. For on tint day. there will be
an impromptu game on the m
lot between the‘ Commerce strsct and
Main M was. ,
have been completed-tor the guns.
"Spot" Dean. wen km athlete;
will twirl for the Commerce street
.. 1 is Mime condition
at the present time by again resuming
basketball activities. On the other
hand. “Diamond" Johnny Jami will
pitching for the Main street ag-
tion, Johnny has a rcmarkahie
record is the 156:. He is noted for
the fact that. in the last game he
11an but! may twirlcd he only audited six insurers ism
three good linings. Lansing not take baseson being hit by a pttched1
into the box to: Boston with the score ban m
three all and also was wild Wash- consideration; Jason: may
ington winning 7 to 3.
Yale’s Graduate Crew
’ to Row Harvard
and Prmceton
NEW; MVEN. _'!1ls‘rcli;:12_
graduate student crew. which will en—
” Plimsoll Barnard graduate
students in a two mile race later in
the. rmsea‘son. has been organ-
lsed with I: G Easton as captain.
The crew. will hold daily practice on
the harbor.. '
Here is the makeup of. the eight:
‘Strokr. Eamon: No. ,1, wit; No. 6 Os-
mond; No. 5 Charlton: No. 4. Shoe—
hm: No. 3, Steinem: No. 2 Randolph:
bow. Miles. and donnin. Modulates.
or graduate; \sta-
Greenwood it-“ ~1-
rt ......... . . 3
Amusements”!
{o'er-Hulda
There were sex eral dmemcnil’
between players that thredcmd {or
few minutes to mar the aminbmir
but the mutt: m
straightened out satisfactcsiy. ,, .
In the preliminar3 game the W
and scores were: ‘
East Avmue BOy’s
Trinity College at Hartford:
WoWWM
November 4,
1‘3. w.
Providence Edam-11:1
St: Stephens College: 178:” . the meeting.
Islailidrstate.
Jim ohm.“
‘. Rube Marconi-11's “wildness‘ yesfier the
, day] sent fits Braves
Maximizes!" at at: Peterson-”g
mused tour men in flu-ea
to defeat by $083
‘ inaugurates
taken into
ANNAPOEIS.“‘3§farch ; .
swimmers " are extremely
anvious to meet Yale this year and
d1 cide the Milan supremacy
for the $98.89!! I
has claimed, a“
conceded. the ~ ;
proud of this record: .
Other players to be seen in action
'on Good M will be Joe Mack
well known first baseman. who has no
‘troubie. whatsoever
sphere the ioag'distznce between the
first base and the pitcher" 5 box: John
Nooney. hc‘of center field fame and
13's strike-out
Marty Creigh. jinn!“ Crawford. Mike
Domes; 15‘ ....
Marrottlg . ......... .. 1
Tas'ior._rg.............
st-oalviosso
Cedegren. 42 ..-......'.
mm years Yale
generally. been
éreéiie‘giate title. but
tossing the
. . noted for "
' 1 wt’ season ti?
academy W4 aims.”
se< ure a. match; but unsuccesstully. It
has now redefined mama and mas
offered to contest with Yale under
nearly any conditions that. institution
The teams may meet at New
but no definite
McGuirk and Eddie Sheehan.
players xxho participate in the game
will be announcedin the near future.
it is rumored that 'iVic’f Ferris. well-
known swarm. is to be called upon
to umpire the game In the nu itation
:fybeseothim hewili _be
warned to bring along a twenty— —g~auge
shotgun forcpersormi protection.
Caponi Wed
of Chance to Box
PHILADELPHIA March- “'2 —Ton3'
Caponi of \ew York. who was sched-
uled to box Willie Green at the Ice
Palace last night did not get a chance
to make an appearance
las he was taken iron: his dressing
room by two detectives who held a
warrant for his arrest on a charge of
The New York lightweight
was taken to are police staiionNW here
he occupied a cell
Benn}: Boris}: of Chicago was sub-
stituted for Caponi and beat Green.
Archie Walker of New York. former
amateur champion. proved too clever
for Patsy Broderick of Philadelphia.
and the Xew York boxer carried off
the six round honors in eas: fashion.
Waiter dropped Broderick twice dur-
ing the second round but _could not
Hooker Grotto and the fleck”
Independents will meet at Hay?
this evening in the big swaying
preliminary game wifl be played
tween the Qalestmnettcs and the ,
walk High Girls. This will be the 39:1
game for the girls' cup.
nesday e3ening
Haven on April 1.
agreement has been reached. ‘
'Speneer Loses Decision
PR0VIDE¢1\CE. Merch:2
Montreal of this city took
of a ten round bout with ““‘ee Willie"
Spencer 10! New York here last night
in his first home town appearance in
year. The result was meter in doubt.
The men are bantamweights. , “
Balm. Great
Bulldog, is Dead
PHILADELPHIA. March 22.——Bol-
tonia Bulwark. recognized b3 bulldog
experts as one of the greatest dogs of
Brawl-a. who was
from England two years
ago. was owned by C. C. Schaefer. of_
Oaklyn. N. J. He was never defeated
fit a licensed show in this country.
and before being brought here be had
beaten all of the bulldogs of note on
the English bench.
Bulwark was placed first at eight
dirkrent shows in America.
'thctn he deleeted setcnnnsir dogs oi”
Lemons then: the best in the
Home valued at, more it)".
March 29th. the {his
game will be between the Monte:-
Grotto and the All-Masonic; The
preliminarx' game had been: .,
between the Sentinel and Emu-m
but owing to the fact thd.‘
planets om. the latter team Sve'
able to appear this had tg 1b; 1?.
A second ore-'-
Wdents will_he (organized next week,
~ wamscmm mu?
in the ring
VEW Yong Brat-ch ear—amenity.
ban strifie {s bran um down éofltk
where New; i‘ork's big lmgue -
‘are getting in shape for the: season’s: .
long grmd.’ Brookhn and fire Yafikr'
ring‘o do battle on _7
day and Sunday and the latter aggre—
gallon resilieé lirmust perk sup if”!
team commanded by Wilbert Robin ’
son does ib‘t‘ walk oft- With fiche deeio
sion in each comes:
He said he beliéxcd a.
his breed. is dead.
“has to learn
There'are
more holds in “resumg than there
are punches in boxing. A mulch be-
tween Dempse3 and Lewis would be a.
good drawing card as far as money!
be a Joke to the‘
\ot onl3 33ould Lewis throw
his man. but he would make him quit-
b3": wearing him out by 3arloifs holds. [coalntrx
If‘ Le33is wanted to work the bout
magma-s Slot-r
through the new *‘ereau‘s "petiole?“
yesterday grifiiofit much ppm
the minor itafiue pitchers havfilf:
liberal streak and handing out passes 7
Brooklyn: on the other,
hand. came near being defileated {W
American Amciatioi
team, winning only by starting a tre— ‘
meadows raliv in the ninth. ' -
Carl gays has warned sap
few cookies there are main-1;
hearts of the Yank fans by pm
fine ball during the. afternoon. '
FrarrK F‘risch
NORWALK-RED max's GAM’E without stint.
than seven hundred enthus.
iastic basketbalLfans are emected to
turn out tonight to wiggles-s the third
ego,“ of the basketball series between
the Wallis and Red Men at the
As the series stands
each team has
the Louisviiie
don't think such a match is possible: 4'
Phillie Tryouts .. -
‘ -. ifa‘veSoreAi-msl
#311..th m 22 ~13in ‘
Nor-wail: Armory
risk. He knows thatvrough and tu'm- , ,
at the present time.
in; some experience with Dr. Roliei.
hean'weight. I would be glad to take :of the sixteen? pitchers who are W4
ins; for places with the Phillies at '
Mosey King. protessor of boxing atéLefiburg. Hi3, have sore arms on
three others have minor comm ‘
that. are him with: iliflr work.
thatzoempsm would make easy work according to. reports today from the
the Giant accord.
baseman has recovered train a wont!!!
inflicted on him by the nukes 0!."
“Lite Sex player last week. 4
ilk: Giants are almost ready to
damp at San Antonio and begin-
game.
This fact that both of the teams up.-
pear to be «new matched has crestr
ed more interest in the series than
may. weigh. former Wight
o! the world. 18198in a
comeback. Weigh believer flit he
the “samurai. We any held in Nomlk in mgr)-
ins susc- lineup will appear on
Welch aloor this evening- as in the first two
Yaie. thinks that the Sim ug'ler would
be too muscle bound to last long and
deep!“ MW;
who relieved him of the titles
or the proposed match.
. filo‘koyluz $1193.61;
:6: '583TED'
‘ ){OU'RE NEx‘r‘
1:11.”, the Headache '5 prior 3 ,
C0111. A tonic 1 ,
$1111.. The genuine
urr of E W m
I“ 1 BROMO.)
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