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accomplishments. Nor
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A .2. ur- lithlcfic meet. let everyone be
. Amittmi‘ free. or let the admiss'iih

1 Hit“ be nominal. Some other means
'lll then have to be devised for pay-
v Al: the athletes expenses. but that at
lv-ust will glance. the athletes from being
-- «pldhéli_ at tho bo\ office.

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A ~l (.‘n-orge Cook. Australian
A 'A»? unx vlisqunlilil-ii in the sixth
of u svhcvlulcd twenty round

A-‘u'v inst night with Jov h-r‘kL-ll
imiulzlonship rvl' tlw r-nlpire.

A. illon,slail't ("oak hold 011 at
Alilii'lllllll). notwithstanding re-
wrirnings by tho rer'l-reo'. In

F A. mum! [ll-(‘ko-tl. lllllllo-«l sev-
.. l lights to tlw jaw and, had

~43. Cook clung so tightly to

"...r iln- latter could not

AAfi‘ :lml the: referee finally

:m- light to the Englishman.

rziwlr-rsloml lust night. that.

l . - m‘ lbw DOIlLWOUld be given.
" ii l‘rmu'gws Curpenliw'.

Flournoy has coili-

i' A‘Ari‘ll l‘nl‘ the l‘GODinllfi 0f

Klmrw (ilu‘dvn us a. llama

-' .lcui‘i' and Joe Lynch~ will

H' 'Atw-n l‘llliilll houLi‘or the.

Am titlv. which is the

in lel- other bouts My

'1 mar 'l-‘ony Cuponi; Johnna!

null clash with Johnny

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frivilege.
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3 Jack Delaney bested Hughie Ros

be a. tough Won fondle New
aerythiuifibut could not stop We

all—capacity house. _ 3:: ._
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Baxter Grounds;

"has been removed mom; his Elma w
am sortie um tralélnk- at firearm
week or. ten days.

Princeton Meets

NEW YORK. Aprir
University's baseball
Polc Grounds today.

team

game between the Giants and Ford
ham was a barre.
sen-l4 almost at will. the
bum; 32'- to 2.’ in tin-1r invor.

Thi- ll'ooklyn team's first
second teams were to play a game a
E!.l3l;t:~1— Field. to perfect signals
their

WQ’I'P on way to

season's cam poign.

(fa Pingstr-ad.
W‘ASHTNGmN.

Nationals.

ner to the ‘Nntionals'
Clyde Milan.
hundred of the faithful last night.

at the dinner.

players thut Would make
hustle. .A ;

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More than 12.000 mus Meir to‘fibbeflaiFWMndw mom

'1 anke‘es. with Babe Ruth‘und the BN9&3:n
series. nape made but one.hlt..ll1 Sufi

butting slump We: omby his great‘w
Grimm‘s longjltilér. In ind m and men.
which warmers» mil mm.- grammar iii

owes. to their: oilicial opening. Vhen they méet the: Brooklyn Dodgers.

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The Veterans, with ’Bfotherum and Mullen in tli'elr line-up. should mire
firings more interesting for the Champion Red. Men. Wednesday night.

The “tall: now seems to be or a series between the Nor-walk Red Men and
.H. A‘. ave'. or BHdg'Eport (or the bashetball championship or this
oéction of the state; The 1‘70”!!me rib doubt be only too willing to an
angle such ac series. and their followers firmly believe that. they would come
t_ on top. However. it is donbttul it such' a. serial: arranged. due to the

9mm» Jack Dempsey- and his manager. Jack- Kenna sail today for
Europe “on: Sumac” martini! possibly. engage in one or two
WA The champiomwanuzto: mull» mm but: Kmrotptedr yesterday
am no mflhefihvmm m been. W for him. lip-waver. he also stated
.thnLtthuromns would. see the—world's heavyweight. champion in action.
It is possible that he may take Joe Beckett. 4130:33th champion of .
E.nglnnd Dempsey 88.38 he will light. Beckett and Carpenuer agreeing to _

t+ both in the same week providing some promoter will stage the con-
’ was. No mum who Dempsey rig-ha. the bout-will draw: heavily as the Eu:
repel-n: are anxious to see the champion in action. and will pawn for tile .

fifteen round tussle. Ross. who hails» from the hills of Kentucky proved to

game Southerner:

protege. Young McNémr of Danbury also:
of Bridgeport. in one or the eight round preliminary bounr. The tights Am

The high school baaébfll Emmi are reducing into shape. nicely.1!hey,wll
have another- week of hard“ work before their opening game. which it sched-
“19d” with Darby for April :2: Their workouts are being held daily. 3; the

Benny Whaler expectatxbe back in the ring, shortly

" New Yam Giants

ll.——Princeton
came to
to meet the Now
York Giants in the last game of the

prc season 1|Cil‘. fines of the big league CHICAGO. April 11. _ The ire-
championships. Yesterday}? game of mendous driving ability of Miss Glen-
the 9"“ season acti3lties or the limit no. Coliett of Providence. on the golf

The professionals
final. Jail);

and

and
try out new combinations. The Yanks
W'aahing‘ton.
where tomorrow they will open their

A.“ " E V E L A N 9' Apr“ 11' _ T” ciared the whole difference was mom
Cobb. will participate in at lens to). _ .
of [in owning game of the American A .
L'eagne season tomorrow. Cobb who Anaiomjsts contended that such

wrenched his knee several du3s ago at
training camp. declared today that he,
will your the Dal. in the first. inning.
after which he will retire to the bench‘
in "favor of another “player. probably A

April l‘l.—-A long
practice session to put on the finishing
touches for the opening championship
rafl‘ was scheduled today for the

Pennant talk was rife in “fan" cir-
cles today following a testimonial din-
' “9W *manager.
attendedAby some four

The new pilot did not join in the
bold prediction'sNOf n pennant winner
but declared he "had a

willing and able» aggregation of ball
any club

In 76 (3th

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and expects to don the glows within 13.

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links as compared with the average
woman golfer. has started a. discus-
sion among golf experts as to why
womencannot drive as far as men.

‘ The forum also mulled the reason
why the best female golfer could not
score as low as the male chm‘npions.
Some of the ruminators held that the
long drivers as Miss Collett. who can
difference Was anatomical. others that;
it was: mdscilln—r. while still others de-

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hit the ball :30 331115 or more as
compared with 330 p3 Jesse Guilford.
national amateur champion.
Marion. Hollins. national Womantitlc
holder. and Miss Alexa Stirling. for-
mer champion. were just “strong
musculiirh as Harrison Johnston Of
St. Paul. who can merage 300 yards:
or Robert A- Gardner 0:. Chicagoflnzllg
outdrove Guilfonl .
summer for the champion-shim: .3
The diflerence. théymxa‘i‘ntai’ned.

lay

cited authorities to the effect thapa.
wOmnn's sternum and shoulder joints
are so constructed as to prevént’l‘ree-
dam and strength combined; so im~
portant. to a. lusty wallop with a bras—
sie. They quoted again that the pelvis
was similarly incapable of the strong
pivoting. or bobb3'»t3vist:‘ that helps
speed the ball. and added that flexi-
bility was not so great in the female

for a snap there. They also pointed‘out
the straight hips of such. experts as
James Barnes. national open chutn-

 

champion. and W‘illle Hunter. Bring}:

WWW;

was;
in the finals last ,3.

in the mine and joint structure’s: ’I’hey

angle for the‘ footwork or in the wrist ' ‘ ‘

pion: Jock Hutchinson British open ..

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.l Alilonkos pitchcd .a good
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a“ ' ~ '* . :rilnst Domcmkos play

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tests of the Blue with Harvard and
Princeton and incorporated into a
permanent record. show that since the
fall of 1918. Yale has 'won. in 76 con-
tutti. Princeton in 30. and Harvard in
'28. In thaw meets there wemtles.

In football. baseball. crew. Track.
Ind cross-country meets. Yale won 2‘.
Prineéto’n 10. and Hal-33rd 9. Fact-
bull proved. to be‘ the weakest sport
for Tale Hr thé muscular competi-
tion. for it won but one In baseball
Isle won 9_ out of 17 carries; in row-
in. 3 out of 6: 1m track. 5 out of 6.
and in cross-country 8 out of S.

In minor sports Yale team have
m antiwar»: 3 MR! $6. .

swede-linen. vain meeting foes!»
men of the twp other universities in
the fall of 1918 ‘me'. in 77 conterts

winning 53 times a‘é agility: ”n times
by Wheaten and' 11 time: by Band
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