'oNDAY. MARCH 17, use '
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Will Milli
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e on eligibility,
l the table. is an admirable one.
in regard to
hietes transferring from one college
:inollwr than
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\. J . ‘ March
l spirit of editorial
mull-rgrmluate daily
.2 Harvard. Yale and
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connection with their
_: for revamping of the pres-
.ili‘inli prog'l
.. . “tons head coach.
. 1 .iz-m» here
; ~- thought
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follows:
in
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..rilinll. and the. Yale for another m u mgnmr 0f the me quintet. the ex_
4 ")‘f‘fi‘iggfingw m the medium Poor record his forces have hung up this season. The Eli coach
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...:iimcndalion that there
'Huthnll Practict' befort' we look for better results next winter.
. V. min»: oi college in the
ulrvticully sound. but
0: An lapel-taut Game
ivlllilIUOYlS in the east.
.m“, 04- football is con- Penn will meet Princeton tomorrow night on the basketballtcosrt in the
. ,WU months. A” 0mm. game that. will determine the Intercollegiate champion. The undoubt-
:x. mm, pmcumny unlini- edly will be a. thriller with both teams ghoul-in; to )1ng “a m for vic-
wmm for practice. The ”1'" “'0 Wre- With the admin“ on pinyin. the some on its home floor.
work.
' 12'.
- -~-,.~ start prior to Wash
mini») (or major games to
’4 “m. and June. Even his success or failure from the fifteen toot mask tomorrow night. On the
4 minor sports such as other hand Loeb. the Princeton We. is exgepupnuly clever at the
“44.44.44,. wreamng tennis free throwing game. It. is not. unusual to: him tocage on the whim court
more than ~oufliclen
{or practice.
ii .I l‘llUUHlll team to be de
‘l . Vu'cks without tremend
in those playing is noth
‘ w :m nlmurdity.
.‘il lw
game
‘\.0‘
his
. llvh':l\0l't'll at Princeton to
,::im;ir3 practice to the bone.
-.i thzil the large. number of.
'w t‘lVé'll by the squad in th
Mlll‘n‘ was due last year in
~.i‘:~'lll‘t‘ to the
ii the players.
ll mulching.
lllll‘\lll'll.
can used b
Princeton. Yul
- pl 1:39‘k1 under been}: pressure.
~ikulll«l lm put in such a. test
and sufficient pre-
rnuld play football
-ill"'lll‘.|ll‘
-'i. if wo-
r' .lmils-l.
[would be henrtll
+5 nith the proposed program.
other condition it- is
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(Ill‘ .31 ion.
llL‘VtJX‘
in.
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in the
Mill turmoil
The. more we confined a
of "atliletio corripetitlon to logical
natural rivalries. elimnatin
"tr. tiresome nml- unnvccssnrtv trips.
up better it will be (or ever3body.
"The suggestion of :1 joint commit-
with all the cards
et'en go further
the. committee an
rule that no athlete
:my lltlllQ‘th competition.
danger of the coach on th
:iCIlllt‘lllli‘ tlicory advance.
by those who lave littl
“lvm'c with the game.
for
believe in cho‘ntillg‘.
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ainwtlr
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ill be :
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sun
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l'i iured Penn
tar. Readyf
Basketball Playoff V .
HELPUIA, Pa... March 26.——-
Nichol. coach of the. Pen
hum, announced last night
lioSCllilst. the veteran for- -
- his becn out for six weeks
in film-(l wrist, will be in the
intercollegiate playoff
‘ ’rlnm‘ton on Tuesday night. »
‘ in a game at
flip
was injured
"i; and has not played since.
..il bram-
l'r. Hancock.
liUSt'llltSt has been takln
fur the.
- to get
1' will ll‘,’
graduates this gear.
accompanied 1.50
in.
H in.-
into .the gum
. r.
l‘ Ill
5 lit‘
--ill in»
.iriuully all of as share of
Two 3P0-
the Red and '
.ing been sold.
~ will curry
‘s in Princeton.
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Match Arranged
2 7.—F‘lnal pre—
"'. !, March
Mrw- completed today to
-i-wim 13.2
llzv
is tonight
r'lnvr champion.
who won
" W months ago.
between
#4 rs today were given the
physical attention tic--
.llipionship pugilists a few ’
Hoppe shill
through shortl
and each ‘got out
.i
ll
llw bout.
"“l‘l Went
" \Sl i715.
“w hours.
'. in»! points will be played
niuhts, the balls be~ -
" ~ (0: lri and third 11le
'~i’lr:ns kit n't the end or
" '9 rm,
‘3' ;; night's play.
1+". r Marx) refrained stove» aw
pin) 6 m will split the 9'9”
“
lilb
7. p:- r cent. to Belmont
. rh :impion. and forty fl?
pr» as cilallen‘et. .
run. was con-
. ment issued today by
for a meet-
. 1 ~_'.' lootball squad cun-
thnt many
been made by the .
some of their Bug-
2 mm be made effective.
accord with the
... muted the represen-
ll.ll‘\'&rd Crimson. the
before Christmas
the late spring. The
No young
permitted to play such
without at least
- l\3' preliminary training. ant;
» l"~ llllll‘ll lvss than that! given
., < i‘m- crews and the basebqll,
- the last two or three yeam.
a
poor phisicai
Men in favor of in-
..il games. They cause a dis-
college
it of proportion to their im-
transfer-
r from another college would be
to participate on or before'
mnling Harvard. Yale or Prince- T
n minute that foot- '
and
motion. there certain-
vnle one near at hand to
from th.
Wm}: has been over»-
has‘ been prepared
the team .
last ten days
his last appearance .
balkline billiard
world's championship
“Mile
and Jake
the title ”cm
.4, tin match. which 13:11,:- :
Stimuhfsmwhoueskesfiyhyingcmmt Wham -
nant tor the Cardinals. cannot see 110th lineman ”W3;
b3 the substitution at Grok for Geouie Burns. According. to their
Groh was not. needed in “rat's infield due to the wonderful-work“ see.-
son of Frisch on third and Railing on second. while Burns’ valve to Mc‘
Grant's outfield was beyond measure, That is all xery time it Maw did
not have outfielder-s such as Skinners and Continuum hanging around-
Either of these young recruits. should till George Burns' berthln line style.
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time to put. it into effect. With practically the some mate‘rhl at his disposal
arefitsudrendytogivotbeQushersthebatthotthesoason.andwe. per-
sonnliy. like their chances. It. will be remembered that in the last Penn-
Princeton game at. the Tiger co Captain. Grave. the maker-3' toul shoot-
er. missed ten out of a. dozen tries from the foul line.
titteen‘o or seventeen out or twenty attempts and theme isevary reason to be—
lieve he will do even. still better on his own floor At. narrate. it will be a
game fiercely contested, and while we pick the Tigers to winut will not be a
great surprise if the result is visa.-V.ersn
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Most of the college nines are rounding into fonn after two or three
weeks or. training. One week more and the college. season {0321.932 will be
with us.
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Most of the local baseball pla3ers took full advantage of the mild wea-
ther over the week- end with the result that all the local diamonds were put
into use. Should the warm weather continue it will be but a few weeks be-
fore the loclil clubs are all in action. This sum'mer will find South Norwnlk
supporting three strong clubs in the backwoods. Sprinngods and .K of. C
and it is also possible that the Y M. H. A will appehr‘on the field which will
mice the race all the more interesting.
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has a good system and like every other successful director. must be given '
Much will depend on 3
In all probability Orson. Kinney. Yale basketball coach. will be retained. 1
team of 1919 have, M into obliv-
'to circulate a. petition (or reinstate-
Liam
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CHICAGO. March 21—11:: nu)-
proach oi“ the baseboll seam empha-
sizes how completely. the expelled
members at the Whit; So; baseball
ion. All of them but Buck Weaver 4
have shaken the dust of cum from
their boots. \Veover still lingers here.
running a. drug store and attending
PHHW.PHIA. March
More than four hundred institutions
have entered relay teams or lndlvi —
ual athletes in the University of Penn-
27. —
meut into baseball. Since his final,
turndowu by Judge & M. Landis the
petition has languished. It had very
few signatures.
None of the others tried to break
syluanin relay carnival to be h21¢;
April 28 and 29, Manager George W.
Orton announced today.
The entry list includes 101 colleges
.and universities. 158 high schools. 56
hail-t into the game. Happy Felsch lpreparaton schools. 70 grammar
ttlu niiknamo sounds rather ironical schools and 1.": parochial schools.
now) is reported '50 be in Milwaukee. Ewen: section of the country and the
Eddie Cicotte lg living with his fam- University 0! Havana. are included.
Mac. Aldrich “ill appear this spring in his last colle e uniform. as Short-
stop on the Yale baseball nine. The great football star 3 eliua proficient
on the diamond as on the gridiron and has been honored with the caplnincy
of this year s nine. Next (all the Yale leader will return-to assist Head Coach
Tad Jones with the development of the Eli backfield in accordame with an
old custom at Yale which brings imck the captain of the prex ions {tam as an
assistant to the head coach.
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The cablegram added that if the Ecl-
Ausuahans Wt to lginn association :igrred to this the
Play Tennis Tie Here' Australians would cable the Ameri.
ca
11 associationeto fix a date for the
games.
MELBOURVE Australia, March}
u—nn— » l V _ ‘
:6. ———The Australasian Tennis Assmia- .SH .\.\llt()( Ks DI-Z PE. \1
tlou has sent a cable gram to the Rel-l
glan Tennis Association proposing; Tin Shnmlocks defeated the Mur-
thut the Australian and litiginn if ”US ' \in Si hool baseball mun by :i scorc
play the first round in the Dzuis cup of l: to 6 on Saturdm xnol‘nin: Ul
m-ntrhts about June 26 in \‘ew York ~lll€ chlw lot
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Bonnet). the 3- year-old juvenile champion ct last year. ass,
0. » which takes place early in Max.
h K ntuck Derb
been 80‘9"?" l” ‘ ° ° 3' y a Basin 1:44 3-5.
During a recent. workout he brazed
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on 7n; some or m
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«tier-E he Several new events are included in
irst broke into baseball Joo".lack- this 3't‘ar's program. and all are well-
On «iimppeared shortly after the filled. Among them are a. quarter-
oiuis lound thatethere Vin no hgal mile and a. half-mile, relay and a one-
action possible against. him. Jackson. mile relay race for technical colleges. i
the shattered idol or the Chicago. In the big college events, the en-
small bo3s. is somewhere in the tries include [our institutions from
South. rustle called ‘The Sw.ede" the Pacific coast. a score from the
is reported topelnCalifdrnia Nobody Huddle west. and many (ram the
in Chicago knows What has become of south and all the big eastern unher-
t hick Gundil and Lefty Williams
The mutate-33 or what might howl in the pole vault. in addition to
been “hm tor wine than Merrick. otrWheonain. and l-ndow
the [mucus Athletics are scattered and 'ski. of Michigan. who recent” tied at
forgotten. Only the-memnr3 o: the a. new world‘s record indoor mark or
shame that they brought to the garneli: feet 9 1— 4 inches there will be at
lingers behind them. least six other men with rerords of
wt- hols. culls which new
Red Menhmors
_ Gel: Return Game
Still confident they can trim the Y.
the
Red Men. Juniors. 0: this city; have
been given a date for anothor some.
8154 the, court. rivals will meet. Thurs;
day evening at the Y. M. H. A. audi-
Madison vas'enue. Bridgeport. V
at 8:30.
with Charles E. mane: as referee
i
allies 4
notes;
'03 Shade am
.Yorh: Miss
skill wit h
MILL Juniors OKBWL
tar-tum.
Game will he called sharp
.
The teams met Thursday Cronin.»
at. 1;!031‘5 Holly—a. neutral more—in a. .s
shine to decide the junior county bap-
ketball championship. and the
the score of :3 to 20.
will tell the story.
Red Mn: Jrs.
“food . ............ . . II. Schwulflj-
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it Smith ................ Rodmvitz
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J on c s .................. Grreenstcin M‘—
c ., 27 (By The 1%
Cavanangh ......... J.-Schwartz ~ . Ritcock aux
lg iii the most. nope
1.. Smith .................. “'(‘xlel'lble Amen-icon Goa: to succeeding
rf late Justice Bot-tow S. Weeks on fig
DALLAS. Ten. March
l ' feet 6 inches or better.
l“RW Game” to 4 Brown. of Harvard. national and!
be Benefit Afiair mcr throw. is entered
with a dozen other: stars. Hills
lob Lincoln's Roi Men Junior orient: A. [as at at titl t8 _
team will play its last home game 0 talo. Inst grown}; p 1:02 “1‘
the season at Hoyt's Hall. this eve~‘ (or the shack. . 8mg ,_ aides
ning. meeting the Monitor Grotto five
in the third and deciding game of a
series. The Juniors won the first
Grottos
.—
garne; 38 to 14. while the
came back with a. win in the second W the Htuvm
The s tonight is the ”rubber." .
and the crowd: of the season )GE, 2_
W1
”mum 5“ 9“ M "° ‘99 the home. The Fix-mirth (-2th crew of. last
as the some will be"; benefit. for the 4”, km!“ M a», Vanni: B. will
Red Man Juniors. i .
Play will. ‘3” 9 o l and the hard!) make the 111$..qu crew in,
Philadelphia National! schedule at
Leeaburg. Fla" before they start
northward Th'fifnd
The first squad 9g“ Athletics was on
the way to“Galvestoa today. where an
exhibition-game will be played. They
defeated San Antonio. yaterday. 13
Lo 0.. Tilly Walker's batting was a
at Hot Sprint-s. Ark training campi
or the Red 80.); cost. $8.900. but Man-
ager Don't“
er “.000, which w”. to be paid if
Slosgwcro retained. Henry Fine. the
Cambridge. southpaw. recently re-
leased. has me with the Bay City
club claw-Ontario League. dis-
Three exhibition games are on the-the Red Sox. His unsuwesstnl Ml
be was semis anoth- .
mayhem.
again with that:
blunts
onal Wl
any of his muons.
feature. In Ii; times. up; he hit a. patella-doom
hpme run and (our singles. and, was ‘ Rain , cancellation of
given a. base on balls. Welch had. a the memo scammed with the.
nggno, "l!!- twodnsles and a. walk. Pirates;
SOUIRE EMEGATEh-Thefll'mmhne remade a. m ...l amia-
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«rain!
Landis Says He Will
Leave Baseball Clean
27.—-"When
me term expires five years from next
intcrcolleglatl- title holdt‘r in the ham- lNovember. 1 will go out of my plave
in that event confident of one. thing that you Iren-
oi tlemen will be able to say—AW“ 11. the
Princeton. _winner at the indoor. Am- old fellow left the game clean . ..
Judge Lam H3"); Commissioner
of. baseball. M “statement at. s
dinner givenh his. honor here Satur—
day [tight the Judge was well planned
bx, thew hawas received. by the
espeehllx the reoeptlon at
the. ball pork yesterday when he
Monolith: fieldinnrooeut the
championship cm-
Thc. Judge 843% we each. member
of the Ghats who is not a resident or
New You; State a. cheek, for 850.
When the Wedd- Sedos was played
porters won. other a. mm finish. bx,
The closeness ,
of the score impel. the Rel Mon Jun- ‘_
iors to think they are stilttbe inane}: .
of the Y. u. not. Juniors. and the
game in Bridgeport Thnmdm‘ evening
The teams will line up as follows; 4
'. M. H. A. In.
mam” Mm to stir. mu _
Wale. muedmildmms cough}
on Dog; “is.“ ..m
mmmMnsrs. can Martial {in $3: ,. .
' 4s. lbs-mm for your hair. as it does it up
team. but never shtowedh and; 13,3.ch Yo Amid
y 0‘
practiced Mahmud a1-
mm: animation“. flown
76mm
agenda.“ accountant by hair 6m and”
cQse score oi {I
”13110st until th‘oaau
warm by Burns. 1'7”.
waster; '
oriurns Cod lllvan starred to: *7
leaBumwitheth‘,
Sullivan will; three _. &
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Quincy was three wok-sass.
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‘ ' New York, 81‘?
NEW. YORK. March 2'.-—Ch
which would rather beat Ngw 303*“
baseball than in population. ham ‘
‘measure of satisfaction at Bubs. u.
yesterday. when in as. and“
game with the Glut- the. “in k
.m the ninth innhlGADEfln's Q
tumor Barnes. and won t is 2.
.Gipr’s wadd‘n c
had. just received 8013qu!!! '0
watch foils.- as florid. an» pm
“He the Chicagoans.
in; the Meal-avatar. the other
Yer-hetero. Broogtlyn
interview 023“pr Con-Ill...
and the French members at the (XI-
mittee consider that his election 1‘
the next. min. June is certain.
it is magma: of the comm“
lo illow amiable interval to em
altir the. death of a member hem
zelt cling fimssol‘. 8
Staff Enters Roller
“ fizfiafi‘ng Contest
claim Kb 27 ~53? a
champion professional ice-shatter. N
mil-mo ; .
(r skating c plan-shin, In” 3"
held here fi’p l 3 *0!
Staff has skilled ll: Mal
evanbas an amateur. '
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Advertise in the sentinel for M
. ' tact this s , it. became known last . a small anion“ of caph
44 followinsd asap" Bod 3-.esterday art men in the has: now Merge; , 4 4 135 mg the
am. 4 n 9mm“: give it an norm oi. 18.3. pounds. Walloon}... “ 4 j tin Om belief
Eddy .'~:-~'-P-‘1-£----t-" ' iwhereaa their we Mingling was-that non-wen to pa); 1 per
Wood seven pound; a. man was. local. 6‘ tummoney To the; . 143'.
Haughs I 9,411., mm Mfiwtolm SWWW’E‘ um
r ‘ Jon” gain a boat length on c 1&4 in “.4138 “34:44 . ,
4"an ............°.........-. milarace Helstbin‘tnttfimtt
7 ~ ’ combinations tolling. upsets».
fmli unsuooosnl....cnau “mush bxmemor M'w‘gk mtg.
Chontos . 0 . 5 4 . _ . L. smith select his flat. and second crews.
rg ' “—5-— W
8103an 4 ~ demw stag. Wk 21..-
. s s _ - PC em-
Exhlb. ltlon Games to W—Chbme. 044 “Question... a m
' ' nos'ro'sl m ch. 27. -—W Tom W1 m j Rio first or- some.
for Plumes "Zip" Slum. oi: Pittsburgh. will re- supinfienhtonr. was buried dn‘siglsrorsr
turn to the Hartford club ot_“tbe.fiust-. from. his. home limerday Mter- pinu- WM“ : ,
PHILADELPHIA March ...7 —- ern League. from which“ caps, to<noom1§o ales as m gner an lil— bottle at this moi! and-....“
soft brush with it. “.4
through your. hair,
stand at “a time; by
spplleoiitm or two your m
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