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NEW YORK. Oct] EFL—Just a year
(“untr0\’vl'<)‘. thcre wns’a strong simil-
nmnt among majbr league'crufi owners
an fmnr ot' the amendments to the
. barnstormlng rule which laat summer
more miuptml. it was felt that world .
nwx pl worn. in twins prevents-d from
iii-ma..." :1 littlc extra moncy ui'tcr the!
‘ 'flfisll‘. w r0 living wronged. Now th-i‘l
, hoe is on ill“ nthvr foot. and wilt-iii
'lhc major lt-nguvs moi-t ht‘rt: in
' I’llct‘llilwi- it is \m‘.\' likrly that all
'lmrnsiormim: and all post season
mrio-a. (mu-pt thnsr‘ which urn sanc—
llOan by .illlitft‘ immiis. will he
Hopper], It is: quitu likvly that this will.
upply in minor lvngm-rs as well its thc
in»: l‘riin“ s.
('ui. Til llustnn of thc Yankees. who
l‘-\t)l'«'-1 tin ohungcs mmic in the
lmrnsalnrminsr l‘llil‘. now lwlivvcs that
it noultl iw :t good thing to stop all
post soul .nn m‘iiiil)‘ outsidt- of. the
\‘l'lil’iti 9“} iv ~< :lnli city svrivs, "\\'t‘ have
I'unlt' I») :» pmm \xhvn- it seems to llll‘
prixilvgc is [wing
.nnsml,” .vxili iii" l‘nlonclycstertiay.
I‘ln- pl'ul‘rs ”Si“ no discretion as to
‘ivl‘l' .lilll “horn in play. ’l‘hcy do not
(r\0'lilill'ti lil'll is only natural ut‘-'
t‘m- Ml: Strain of n pi-nmmt light
. “mm .V-‘rlt-s‘. 'l‘lw whole propo-l
l unstm‘ming is zlgninst the
x of tln- gnntc. At least
. , 1 saw it just now."
,. ‘1“ ml that certain barn‘
.. lint iil‘t‘ll behaving anyI
\\'~'>'«t. Tho pizt)’l'l‘8 have
.ull their own beans—«l
l
nm int! n.-v..rminl:
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su-lmlt saw some i
~ post season scrics this
may ihc Kansas City Club
.. . ~"|<':lll Association playing
w relic. u svmi-profcsaionnl
.yumml nl' nrgroes. i’Ol' the 0“?
1 w-l uniting: amne- torriiic tic-ate
limit was somvtllinu licww-a cluh
Hw- (1.le ol' tln- illnes. playing an
lfliiiiitllt‘ii llt'L','l‘H rii'gzinizntion. pro-
nmalzly with tho l‘uli sanction of the.
uVPY‘H that lw ill orguliizctl bum-bull.
x skl- (“vi-ngros. thc loft hnmier {vim
Inmuhi by tho Giants from Little
2 .u l. untl pitchmi onc of the closing
v . MKS with tho llrnvcs. hllrled..n.-
. . l~7, no run gnmv and t’unnctl six—
.» mu llw othcr any. Cvr-nxros
.. w i luv‘ l'unn. Iii.. ugninst Nuke-i
, .
.x...1~ »- uvwr l‘vmtgrfls in. a. toll-gram
”0-H! ml y-ste-rduy by Jim Tierney.
Run Francisco tele-
. 3 »-i m John McGraw yesterday.
' \\liliili lw in'rl- curly next
.wwu-nt :1 proposition to have
l; v, t- 1min in California. next.
r‘m Francisco. Los Angeles.
Null Dich and Fresno all
s . m t inr llu- jot». San Antonio
'~.- .ma Hw Giants back. and Jackson-
\ l . \ll'JllSlillC‘. Palm Beach. Day-
7 stations in Florida also
. ile-ir bids. Not so many
(limits went to Lake-
,.. n couplc of weeks amt
ins: season. Times have ’
lit : ,
i", .‘Jillliv (ll.
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["9 Itouah is to be soldl
I” ’ in the Cubs. Sammyi
"*‘ ‘nn or the Reds aim may,
.l trade. and Cecil Cauley lat
x: ln a drug store on Broadway.
:: lhv tlrug husincu. Some of
. rnrvcc worn drugs on the mar- i
l “ mummcr. They toll us thati
Frisch in to join the halter,
540011. '
Frankie always was
,\ lot of birds who but that thu
u.-'-v.zl:l not. finish, one. two.
I I ~ llwir beta. The Pirates tied.
Z v.l.ich means that they fin-l
~ ~ :z-l That's that. St. Louis al-
vlwiminz two pennants for
1 'l‘lw Mound City always has
I " J robin r041 hri-Ast on the.
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mmuv clubs will start traln~
' ' Liter than usual next
‘ Unfit. Sfflnl’ of them—the
.11. im‘lincd«—-Wiil. It has
lumen settled that tho major
«on of 1923 will open a week
i " 'l usual. on April 17. The
l r l the Braves will not start
' "ltil March 10 and lave still
vl ---.~1 not seem to matter
H?.tl"'. They finish in the
M LI“‘.
trim: avorage! of the Texas
A»; that Antler-Ion. the young
thl by the Giants from
hit for .306. He is a left»
w. Email. the young in-
‘ vi from Shreveport by the
46ml”
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.lliEiYiiiAliguall;
til BARNElflllm;
' ‘0' m H”) mm? Of 91° ituthaMcuSel V and throughhls manager. Frances Dcscompx‘hm'tormaur
duskypoxer. Carpentler is sure. he can turnzthovmblea on Bikifiéfifigw , '
his title of heavyweight championot‘I-iurepe. It'ta-improbablo‘t t thc; , lit j
will be striated for some time to commas-tho Semeleae will pick nil,
he can before rinkiu‘z/the loss of. his title to the Frenchman. ‘
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It is probable that the Navy will engage in an annual game in Washing-
' 'Thc midshipmen's opponents will he tho
Georgia—Tech eleven according to present plans. The Southerna'pJfi‘e‘mliuh .
m have the naval team come to httanta for a some. but trips of this length ._ .
arc not permitted by the academy authorities. The Navy-Georgin-Tech tattle .
at tho capitzil.whcre a large crowd could be accommodted should prove to be
ton hog-inning next season.
0m- 01' the big games or the year.
Princeton will run into considerablc'trouble When they tin-e up agilin'st ’
The. Tiger's ovcrwhelmin: defeat. at Maryland last
Saturday showed a. his impmmment in. the line and Mountain mumm-
[eicnce than has been shown tl\s year by Roper’o men. It ulso._lhowed1th&t
the problem ot‘. a. field general is still'to be solved. BobgDinsmore ist'onu at
the lit-st runners and [mast-rs of the quarterback candidates ‘but'he is”th
reliable in judgment. last. week he. was too prone to use a. perpetual aerial
nttnck. throwing away chances to score within the opponents‘ 20 yard line
with reckless passes a number of timcs.
Chicago next Saturday.
for the scene of conflict. Chicago.
A squad of 75 answered the first call for basketball candidates at Bridge,-
port high yesterday. It is expected that the local high school will "call for. ~
candidates within a. short time as tho season-wilt open about November 1. The ’ '
Norwalk high school has a wealth or good material this year and with proper
training they should produce a winning five. * '
Many reports have been circulated to the eflcct that Tris Speaker. man-
ager or the Cleveland American Leaguo team would discontinue his managerial
All these rumors have now ddinitcly been put to rest. by the an-
nounccmcnt that. Speaker will continue to manage the'Clcvelund team ncxt
duties.
Henson. Speaker first took charge of
1919 and finished in second place. The
ship the team won the Anterican- League ”Churnplonahlp undulie World
St-i'ics championship. The team finished second in 1921,:md fourth last year.
Bridgeport high suffered probably the worst defeat cvcr handed out in
l their history on the gridiron last week'whcn they were snowed under by the.
score of 70 to 0 by the heavy Harrisburg High School eleven. In addition to
suffering this defeat. Captain Mcrtcns of tho. ltcd and Black team was sevoroly
injured and will be out ot- the game for the remainder of the season. (infielder~
nhly weakening the Bridgeport school's offensive.
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It is reported that there is a possibility or Alex Noggin. star tackle. of the
., '. l’mni Mona Plul) WNW “‘10 New York University eleven. joining the Tiger team for Sunday saint-a. Nag:-
glc. is at his best this year and after last Saturday's game with Columbia. which
.Naggie is credited with winning. he is the hero of the N. Y. U. campus. Bil.
‘ presence in the local lineup Would add considerable strength to the team. and
it is hoped that satisfactory arrangements emf be made with the college our.
Georges .Carpentier isnnxiously awaiting another chancé tit ‘Buttliné' Slit!
Miami-3“}?
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The Princeton squad leaves todatv
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the Indians during the latter part of
following year under Speaker's loader—
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Braves, hit for .331. Summa. who
Joined the Cleveland club towanl the
close of the season. led the tongue
with .362. Summa. who was sent
down by the Pirates, was with Wichita.
Falls. .
Old Bob Beachcr’s average with‘
Ezzell led the.
W'ichita Fall- waa .341.
league with 55 stolen bases. Kraft.
over whom the National League once
came, neur becoming embroiled in a
players ’ntrlke. hit 32 home runs for
Fort: Worth and won the champion-
ship in that spectacular detail.
Third Flace Money
‘ IS Divided Among 5
Major League Teams
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.———'l‘he last of the
1922 world series checks to ball play-
ers—those whose clubs finished in
third place in the American and N -
tlonai Leagues. amounting to 324.-
73037, was mailed yesterday from the
office of baseball commissioner K. M.
Landis. The. Detroit club was given
one cent more than the amount
divided between the two National
League clubs. Its share was 812.-
‘365.49. which was split. into twenty-
four full shares. twenty-one players
receiving $515.28 each. and three
players, Fothergill, Hailing and
Monro. receiving one cent less.
The St. Louis National-t. who were
awarded $6,182.74. divided it into
twenty-eight player. and Joe Bugden.
the veteran catcher. receivinl' 8240
each. The balance was divided be-
tween playm Bottomly. Blades and
McCurdy. who were given $110 each.
and Pitcher Sell. who received $92.74.
The Pittsburgh club's than in: di~
vided into twenty-three full shares. ten
players receiving $257.62 each. and
thirteen receiving $367.61. The bal-
ance. almost two charm. mlplit'
equally imtween Hyrl Brown. George
Ashton and J. Forum, each re-’
ceived $35.37. ‘
the mono}; -
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“um counties
Over Ree-d in .
‘ *Eiiminatio‘n Bout
NEW ionic tht. 25,41. the am
mlddluwcisht elimination tournament
bouu. the purpose. or which is to deui
liosanh oi" Ilrltlgvport
Princeton Squad
' Gets Into Trim
pmxcrz'rou. x. 3.. Oct. 25.——Thoi
Princeton football squad is making tho ’
usual mldscason preparations tor its
first hard test of 1922. that bolus the
coming battle with the University of.
Chicago on Saturday. The nine to
nothing defeat of last year at the,
hands of Chicago is ntlll stinging the”
memories of Tiger football men.
Chicago will start the game a dc-
cided favorite. football fans at Prince-
ton declare, although the 'I‘igcra' green
tram has kept all comers from its goal
line thus far this season.
The team’s lineup is undecided.
Jack Cleaves. fullback. is a certainty.
squad for several weeks due to an
injury. has returned, and probably will
be in the line-up.
Princeton alumni of New York and
Philadelphia will accompany the Jan
to Chicago. to attend the National con-
vention of alumni. which meets there
Friday and Saturday.
The entire lot of eight thorn-ad
tickets allotted to Tiger rooter: has
been 301d. M
Theshmen Take Places ‘
of 14 on Purdue Squad
Pagekopr. who has been of: of tho.wmmms
hounds. The bouts wort the beat men
gained the judges'
Reed 02 Boston in the Pioneer Sport—i
in: Club.
The Boston lad. who to a. southpaw.
was the :lgrvssor throughout. but
failed to land an aflecttverblow. 0n
the other hand Mogul: sent many a.
hard right minder to his rival’a law
with telling effect. The Bridgeport.
boxer had Read in wmdway in the:
out in the twelfth. The Pioneer Club
will present the winner onthe tourney.
with a. silver belt.
In a ten round content which wan
full of action Frankie Curry of Staten
Inland received the verdict over lied
McDonald of the Worst Side.
Bobby Green amputated Charlie;
in six roundl. while in
another bout of the same duration Joe
Savor-ole. was swarmed the dominion
over Buddy Wallace. .
tour won from Jimmy Feida in {our
in this vicinity in me'ume.
Joie Ray Dons Gloves,
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CHICAGO. Oct; 25...” a warty}
champion runner Joie Ray. the Illinois
Athletic Club dyer. also is a consider.
LAFAYETTE. 1m!“ Oct. 25.—-—£€oach
Jimmy Phelan at the Purdue football
team yesterday dropped fourteen
members 0! the regular squad. and
filled their piano: with members of
Matthoteambpurtotaphm for
laying a firm. Imitation for next
roar?- team. couch Photon gold. The
treatmen will work with the; squad for
the remainder of the toothalt season
in order to famifiafla themselves Mt?!
st!» vanity style a! ploy. but“!!! not
be eligible to take part. in on}: games.
the freshman team. Thin rumba—-
,ahle individual with a. pair of boxing
gloves, Ray stepped out as an ama-
teur in a boxing show here last night
and
the middle? States
pound class.»
Ray displayed a snappy left hand
and also punched well with his right.
The judgoo «were: unanimous in their
verdict after three [rounds of lively
boxing. Tho diminutive Chicagoan
who holds nine wax-id‘s running"
mom-.33. may enter the windows:
ranks i! he progresses favorably as in
mtg. in the 129
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simian: Verdict * . .
fifth round and all but knocked “him-M
Roy Powell. a negro farmer ulna. .
Outhoxes Jack Kolly‘
defeated Jack Kelly, holder of :
“Felixfieatsr I
.Cohan inAmatéur’“ ..
39th Boat
Maw. ironic. Oct. 25.401112 or, the
leading amateur boxers of the citf'up‘
franc: at: ‘E? m. "a
cgfi, galls; ,
’ 3.1.2.22..sz ” ‘Olgen Scheduled
Puts Man mvflospital m
MOITNT VVERNON; Oct 25.—-——Eu-
can. Solution. American upon and pro:-
{fesuionul golf champion. While driving,
xifi ‘19-". '1':'-':
poured last: night in the special'ohe‘. his automobile fro mthe Westchcster:
prize in the final of the 120 pound
three rounds.
The defeat of Cohan. a. negro.
has been. one of the leading bantams
for-the last three years by his less ex-
perionced rival was a mrprise. Felix
showed 3. lot of ability. beating Cohan
to the punch with a. right. cross.
Joel: Carter at the St. Christopher
cldo‘ which two boxers are worthy or night tournament which opened the 1311in . Country Club to White
meeting {or the championship. Lou indoor season for the City Athletic Plunsiluflfievaning struck Robinson of
taut night club. In the feature bout Harry Felix", White Home» Robinson received sever!
decision over Pol of Rutgers Gymnasium gained.nrgt at broken 11M and a fractured skull.
Bowen taken to the White Plains
class by automating Wilbur Cohan in limits!
Coroner Fitzgerald paroled Saracen
who becnuse. according to ‘
accident. was unavoidable. Sarasen. in
bid éfiorls to escape hitting Robinson.
drove his car into a stone wall. smasha
in: his radiator and tenders.
golfer was uninjured.
witnesses. the
The
it; Pitch
Final arrangements have been '
for the Spriug‘wood-New cam“
at Hull}: Field Sunday « . .
which will pram ' Ire- h&‘ m , _
0n the Hilltop this season. 5
Arthur Olsen, the kaolin? ‘
made good with T7 Gobh's'
League team will positively be 8h .
mound for the Hilttoppers W
lemon. This will be the flrir
tunity to:- Norwalk fans to no
local boy in annoyance he m M
in the big_show. ,
Opposed to Olson will his
whose pitching against 166‘!
the past few weeks has been ‘
l of the town. *
A. 0.. winner» of his class at; the recent
international tournament with Canada
at Toronto. trounced Eld- Summon
limb A. (3.. in the final offithe 147- a
pound clan Etch had inocked out .
his opponent. intact preliminary bouta.
Carter mmfi‘am Bowning at the
Auto Enflmuti‘in the first minute of
the first. round ‘
White Spiflwner’u _
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. CHICAGO. Oct. .25.~'{nm Nan
fcomlnkwfissi m at Chane: G‘omlo— ..
immunized“ of memo White Sm:
bushel! emit. died here yearn”.
She was born. th’mrtford. (561713.. twat-
her mrwmm. to Dutmque, Iowa,
coon. stat-Ward. She married, Mr.
Couiakoy man, when he was a
member 012: the. Dubuquc baseball
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