= W. 'v'Mmrhfvm ~.v
.vmc with a rather cool recs '
Ami dunghtflr. and has two 7:233: milligwfil‘:
. . . to see Kilbane meet Arthur Wynn. of Belgium
rmunpion. or Tommy Harrison or Cr-lqui whd
. mi lutting_l-.'rench featherweight udoui. If Kil-
02 that class for reasonable purses he will have
vl'l:
o o g g . .
will be kicks galore registered in th v
'1 that the Chicago University athletic afithiflfiltlg
,, not they wincharge $6 per ticket to the Chic
wit-m nm October. It-may be that the decl oi:
« to charge 83. but it. is claimed that just now the
l‘lans for the enlarging pf the,sa.ting ' 'nunoda-
lu‘llig' formulated and. the5e is little doubt that the
. mutter what price is charged. ’ h ' N
, 3 _ .-.mbus baseball squad will report for the first prac—
. .\ afternoon at two o'clock at the ‘B‘xter Grounds.
: .- yer) busy baseball season and have already signed
iii hot-walk. It is requested that all candidates re-
. ahoxc tinge.
.4
I ' . .
\
.-.- nt arose before the start of Wednesday night's bas-
rlmict‘ of baskets. The Norwallts wished the lower
. .. - inilt' while the Red Men claimed the c‘holce of baskets
”Mum; mm. The Red Men's claim was just and
, v p- rrcctly’ justified in awarding them the choice. Nor-r
wought up thin point as all gameswere. being Plated
.lri-udy gave them ‘a great advantage. Moreover. "if
J , ~ -l lwtti-r than the other.°as claimed. it was up to the
, ' n repaired by renewing the screen before the present
.- .untl m.- uo cause for argument over this point.
0 i. . --
. ' - . ‘ in
; School baseball squad is very fortunate in securing
,, "- .| baseball expert as Coach Schuman. Mr. Schuman
and offered to take the students in hand for the
_ know of no one who is more capable of this task than
I» ~ 3, is lit-en extended over many years during which time
'4 _. .mv- from all angles. Aside from being a. great pitcher
. in has a way of imparting his knowledge to those un-
l..ok for a. very successful season for the Green and
l '~\.il‘\l
.lake Schaefer Retains Title
‘7 ".n fH-r retained his title for the world's 18.: halkline bll-
“hut he defeat-HI \Vlllie Hoppe. former title holder. in
..t Chicago. 1.500 to 1.468. This was a return engage-
"Ils'lu-ly that Schnefer is entitled to all honors connected
whip. Fifteen years ago Hoppe defeated Schaet‘er's fa-
‘l- The young champion will again defend his title
mm lll thirty days either in Chicago or New York.
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C I I I. - '3 o
Hmir records for the past season. I‘ussaic High School. New
champions. find that they have piled up a total of 2.247
.il' in their opponents' 394. Their largest score was rolled up
.4. of Stnml'rrd. vvht-rr the New Jersey champs run up 145
.ia'ortl‘s 5. Eight times during the season they passed the cen~
ll. H. A. J rs. Defeat iS‘oldier Horace Jones
Vorwalk Red Men Loses to Lloyd in
“ ‘ m u...” .._ London Bout
l'lrs' unur‘xml llll‘ Junior
“1' l‘u'lrtivl-l I‘oulity by
Norwnllc lied Bit-n Jun.
t'lL'I‘. .\l.lrcll
LONDON. March 3l.—Soldier Nor-
are Jones. Canadian heavyweight pug-
iiistic (‘llLllnpiun. lost last night to Al-
‘nllson :l‘yt‘llli‘.‘ ullditor- ,
M a SH"... 01' 3,; '0 1:. hl-rt Lloyd of Australia on :1 foul in
'Y'. slurred for the» lht‘ tr-nth round of what was to have
been a twenty—round bout. Jones had
Wm. the Australian \irtually knocked out
., when the foul occurred.
““3“.“ Juniors In the tenth Jones floored Lloyd
,Iitn“3 plnyc-d we-ll for
with :1 right to the jaw for the count
( . l-‘. l‘ts. .
.. _ . - .. 1' l 3 of nine. and when the Australian rose
........ 1 fl 2 he was again knocked down. Again
' .. 1 u 3 bloyd got .up but went down under a
3 1 5 hard right smash. He had risen to
r. ........ h ,, 0 one knee when Jones rushed and
__ __ ,_ struck him. For this Jones was dis-
5 2 13 qualified and the decision given the
v H \. Juniors Australian.
G. I". Pts. t) . .—-———T'—'—"
I .—
‘ .. y g 1: lulhe Nationah
‘\ ..... - 4 . o O
.. .~. 0 o Leavmg Florida
‘ .. . 3 H 6
'. ...... 2 0 4 l .. PEIILADELPHIA. Much 3L—The
‘ " .. 2 l. 5 Philadelphia. Nationals broke camp
-—- —- -— at Leesburg. Tia... early today. and.
17 2 36 untamed on their. homeward ”amt.
__.____.___-
Bosttm l niversity
Allard-d New Eng— _
Their first stop will be Columbia, 3.
Athena they play the Southern As-
tion club of that city Saturday.
(«the nine exhibition games played
.rw» '.
.‘ .
' The annual meeting of 0
Rock), g Association? of; DO
were to be keeping records of all
races nailed. to assist those reggtta
committed that .n ' 1&1).an '10!
keep 0 file all whit will
mo. records of great _value. Ha
anotold of the plan to up? 3
fd-mclrcular annmmhfijgfrus
)‘acltblpen and giving lnstru ans. At
pnnt the circulars vary consider-.‘
ably and often do natuhavo PM
hstcnctions for the races. ' ' " ’ ‘
The yinners of last season’s cham-
pionships were: New York Yacht
Club 30-foot class. Adois: Victory
class. Alerte: Star class. Saturn:
Sound schooner class Allure: Clas
U. N11330: Jewel S. class. Opal: Orl-
cnta one-design claSs. Thane: In oth-
er classes no yacht qualified. To qual-
ify a yacht must start in at least one-
hnlf of'the races scheduled. ‘
Treasurer H. A. Jackson reported
that 1m: amcintion had $338.40 in
'the bank and its other assets were
.3500 in Liberty bonds.
Some changes. were made in the
racing rules. The classification was
changed to create a new class fol"
schooners. The amendment makes
Ch F. schooners not over 46 feel.
and over 38 feet rating. The new
class is schooner-s not over 88 feet
rating. The New York Yacht Club
{has made a similar change and
Frank Bowne Jones was instructed
to consult with that club in order to
arrange for a. uniform lettering for
the new class.
A new paragraph was added to rule
1» relating‘ to start and finish. The
addition reads: “A yacht starting af-
ter her starting interval has expired
shall. keep clear of and give way to
)achts starting during their specified
starting lnte-ryal." The time limit of
f
vale signal and it has been the rule
that. a yacht protesting shall display
the code llag for the letter B. .-\n
amendment was offered to change
these rules so that an owner would
not be disqualified for not displaying
llal.~but smaller craft may sail ilnd|
race without the signnl. On tht- pro-
test flng matter it was ugh-mi to loan 0:.
it for some future action. 1
The election caliso-d somt
as follows:
President. George Nichols. 4Q \OlO‘S':
A. Jackson.
rum.
2i";
tllt'
ll.
t-\t t‘lltlu’
Donald H. Cuui.
18; members of
mittee. Philip l:.
1‘. Mallory. 43': Adrian lst-lin ‘_'d.
C. Lee Andrews. 3i: Chnriis -\. .‘l.il“.< 'w
land. 15: Donald ll. Fowl. 13. Four
members of
were elected.
Yale-Harvard-Tenni's
_ Team Will Go Abroad
meet the combined Datum-Cambridg-
sextet. but the Harvard representa-
tires’ expenses will be paid by dona-
tions from Cambridge and Oxford
Universities. At a. meeting yesterday
the Harvard athletic council declined
to make an appropriation for this pur-
pose on the ground that tennis was a
minor sport. It was stated at the
meeting that Yale authorities had
voted 81.000 toward the Eli men's e\-
pen-co. and that the English univer—
sitles‘would pay the ocean transporta-
tion of the Harvard men.
The six'players will sail on the
Aquitania on July 4. They will play
the Oxford-Cambridge team July 17
and 18. and later will meet the Wim-
bledon team, the Eastbourne team
and the Queen's Club sextet.
Giant Rookie Team
Beats Beaumont
BEAUMONT. Tex.. March 31.—The
Giant Yannigans bunched three hit-
each in mi first. third and fourth in-
nings for two runs and bed Bean-
mont. 7 to ,3. McLaughlin was effect-
. o (t .Imburg. the Phillies lost one.
liilld Rifle Tl Met Wilhelm. reported all his
on except. Pitcher Belt: in good con-'4
,fj‘ ill—Thedal'loptori [ ., Betta has. a. slight attack or
' r1 yester y W .
”5" — Department as The Philadelphia Americans and St.
‘1’? England t ' h touts Nationals.‘wele scheduled to
:“Z” ’ -. a score of O . the fifth and last game of their
7"“ i. heraphic sh . iglbition‘ today at Baton
In." .- r-{m-n to 9,]: Hit _ not: Ln. ‘ Louis has won all
’43 ,e only two 1m.lmhf.inmfi plowed. _ Yesterday's con-
i ' lust was nip and tuck the Cardinals
h? " pniin ot the Bon- finally winning] to 6. .
was certified as _ .. ..
K‘- ‘ with a score. of ’Iilvertise in the gentinel tor the
-. 1.000. ’cu‘uiuen an,
95-”
lye but wild and was relieved in the
fifth after walking the first two but-
tern.
1
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In an article on the much; use
of your paper last evening entitled ”In.
the Realm of Sport-I" b! P. V. lilo-
Manon.~ he
r the [bell as he lie now
: ad unffi'fore refusedjto w.‘ -
‘ Elston ‘eit r way and there wu' no s
' tho rubber game and these same
re: who»: are the‘ _
r ’in'g the'yelling for, -
but if the sporting pub
thinks we are not entitled to the city
championship we are.“ tg
, date!
it at any time. Trudi .3“ will give}
:this article due attenflnfnl I an. -
NEW YORK. _
commuters were 11va this filming
and spoke patronizingly
of Manhattan after they
suit of yesterday's mogul “no be-
tween the Dodgch an ”the Yanks.
The Dodgers got the decisioahy a
tally of 4 to 1 in theienth.
Vance.
struck out
mucus and held till-l to I» ,‘og. .
safeties. two of which were doubles.
In the meantime.
not doing much with Sam Jot-no. but
managed to
ferings in the tenth inning. scoring
three runs nnd winning tho game.
The Memphis team of the Suthern
League could do little with the pita.-
ing of
[Giants and the McGraw clan. won 4 to
citemrnt. but th-l rtguiar lulu-t “on. om-
lrlnimr-i
A Sunday game played
ll}
ClXCINNATl. March 31.—I\'y “Fin-
.co. lll:ln.lg(‘r’0l‘ the colts' division of
For
whether he blew his w» before or
mention of a forfeit syn“.
0&0 Bod . mu would slot. win;
would thmw the game in order to
Dodgers- Won-
31- N-CC ““11 m tuture be sunsebino .'._ [2.45.41 it” a long drive in the are those which this club Wishes to
“end Of we‘ll“: hour after “"3“". fourth and s. w. in m.- run that event- perpetuate." said a statement taunt-d
. It has always. been the rule that a ually prov ‘1 snflitwnt to win the by university authorities.
yacht racmg shall fl) "-5 0““"3 pr“ ,gamk‘.
Sunday Pro Football
, Prohibited in Blfialo
his private signal. It was finally Bl'l’l“.\l.0. March 31. —- Sunday who has been holding out because of
agreed that. yachts 30 feet and mer professional footlmil is prohibited by dlflt‘rem‘es on the salary question,
are still required to display this sig- .lnw and contractsflnale 5for such Will pity ball the coming season with
L'Jln‘ S
ldvvlslon
.lusticv
The ruling was given in a suit be-
little r\- Hun-n (mm-rs of two football teams.
0: \xl‘om sued for 8615. which he
vice-president. Charles A. Mankind. 5Tb-
3I); Hows-ll t‘ l't rrinn. 1“: Stcrvlury. wink
James . l). Spurkmnn. 4x; trvnsurrr. i:i\.iil-l
miss: ti
'—:'Il'l0' . '
...n.i tho suit should be dis-. Wrestling Captain
ills claim, was granted.
M" ““15““ 3‘15“" ”mk‘fi" .\’E\\‘ HAVEN. March 31 -—John
defendant for invoking the James Mack’ny. .:3_ of NH; York
.\l:lllor.\. 4x: l‘lit’tord gscorni (h.-
IH: ESlln-in}
1‘ :t mort- unsportsmanlike act."
the («eculiyv commilh c, i“'ingo ‘Vould Talk ~
I .. . . - . .
. .th Lincmnatl club. in. two games J. W. Tltcon'Ib t0
BOSTON. March 3l.——Thrr~e tn unis | “1th Columbia. at Evansvtlle. Saturday . .» - .~ ..... . .
stars from Harvard and three from 'iund Sunday. has wired Eddie Rousll succefll ( rampton
Yale will go to England in July to to meet him there Sunday. it was ‘ '-' -' ..
stated
Wingo said he was not outlierlzed by. -
the club to,.make any sort of a deal Latcomb “Stem” was appointed su
with
wanted to talk things over with him.
Manager M
lnrs to Springfield for two games. gave
W'Lngo permission
Housh. but no authority to make a
definite deal with him. he said. ' -
.Porting Editor. "hm We" mainline-ht» 1i:-
Nomlk Sentinel.‘ 3'1 rest: to the Conn”
Dear Sir: . Ch“? We“ the my
Golf
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states that Referee Xa-
' -J~M
h.“ “_ me Ht‘rvn‘adhhomw , _. ‘11 j spools. Marchjk—Hiarry n.
(1:: evening. was awery» M413! 1 . . ' -
t forty-eight. delegates who attend- I. . “ '. ~ ' .
23:... reverent»; new. wen-nan .3:- neas... - WM: may" ...-
sentedn Pe ‘ “ “WNW” = ,"Malioieystatedto 315’s 7 8 m
. reddent or“ 343110 in ibi'dresdl - . ‘_ 4‘ ' .J‘s'm . c m" m
text‘s? delfegates t b the-ineqx was an“ m. “mew - ,_ ' Jeers.
° "‘9 “"9“ ‘ .° ”W at foul-on Captain Clancy‘ fifth” . ~ ‘- . ~ “a --'- .3
of an omclal recorder whose duties Men but he could not tram ‘y = Harper 18 R ated
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Manager Red Hen B. B. C.
Ova-them
March 3 l.—Brooklyn
to reside“:
rendthe re- l
Reuther and Wr- _ '
seven of the Aurican . . 5- l
LEWISBURG. Pa.. March 31.—
Christy Mathewson has been unani-
mously elected first nr'esident of the
newly formed "8 Club” of .Bucknell
University. Lewisburg. Pa.. it was an-
nounced yesterday-
"'l'he‘idealo and. spirit which char~
octeriaed Chrioty while he was here
in this Baptist college and later dur-
ing his career in the baseball world
the Dodgers were
connect with O'Donl’s of.
Douglas and Ryan of tho
Kerr figns With
' a Chicago Nine
CHICAGO. March 3l.—Dtck Ken:
pitcher of the Chicago Americans.
a a Chicago semi-professional team.
by George Carlson. Commissioner of Gas
and Electricity. announced today. Mr.
Carlson said Kerr had signed to pitch
for the City Hall nine. the players he-
int: city employes. -Kerr's salary was
not given.
MacKay New Yale
are worthlo 5.x according to
hundtd dour. yesterday
Alonm) (i. Hlnklcy.
.is his share of the proceeds
last fall.
Sun-
(Vlli'l' contended that as n
was illegal the contract was
is and 20 signed by Milton P. Gar-
celon, secretary of the Mhusetts
.. florets
CHICAGO: . , :-
termini emifi:
ment and ,ithpgas immefhtely'gmted
K‘R’fidfi “Therm
; .aleave or absence “on account of a
businem centric. 4 t:
DETROIT.
and Central A. A. lig‘swtmming cham-
pionships. scheduled tone held here
tomorrow night. halomflljeen W.
to April 18. because“. “11“.. in .
dates. it was MEW¢MWv
N. March 8LT—The. M-
Annotation.
MW Leader
Starch. fl.—
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received
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A.A.U.Dates
March:
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Say “Bayer" when. you buy Aspirin.
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgla Neuritis
Earache Lumbago ' Pain, Pain
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Handy “Bayer" boxes.“ 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and loo—mu
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WW- "One could not C‘mCM‘? City. was elected captain of the Yale
University wrestling team for next
year. it was announced yesterday.
MucKay was a member of his fresh-
man team and of the varsity for the
past two years. .
Edward O. Lamphier. '23. of
Springfield. Ill.. was elected manager.
With Roush
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rintendent under the State‘Bou-d of ‘
Fisheries and Game. tosucceed John
M. Crampton. resigned. Mr. Titcomb
has been in the employ of the board.
for some time. He fermerly was at-
tached to the fish and game boards. :1
1111 Vermont. and New York. .
the holdout centerfiolder. but‘
who took the regu-
to confer with
WW Sick lea-9am." .
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