TUESDAY, carom 31. 1022. . "
r EVENING s
In the Realm of
Sports
By F. v. McMahon
BALTIMORE STAR
GOES l0 M’liRAW
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.——-Bascba.ll cir-
tics: wore agog today over the acquio
,Ition by the world champion Giants}
wetcrciny of Jack Bentley. star bats-I
man and pitcher cf the Foltimorc In—
let-national League for a Ioported con-
siderntlon of 350.0% in cash nnd tour '
players. Club officials declined to con-
IIrm rcportl of the purchase price.
but lmmchall men ranked the deal in
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I! I: \‘x.
31"!» A both from ll‘u' Him Francisco
club “I l'mIII‘III (Mast lmnguc.
liriitlwx IN III' tins nit-st \vi'sntllo
“in”: in tlw manor leagues. HP is a
bill Ian. Inning pvrt'ui‘nir-Ii with “finall-
ingtmi in llzn- Ame-rim": Longue- from
If'lf'I in lilln. hm hm reputation as 41
Lou . l‘llll sings-«r, pitcher and all
um i st Ir has: luwn gained in the past:
an important cog in
to tlll' Giants for SIB 000
lwsx
Ill" l" l
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1-,. :5 years old.
lZI llll'}. hm: Ilnnv most of his play-
iv‘gr 'It first lmsv fur Baltimore during
“1.. rural I’wu suisnnfi. although he has
0(‘1‘;l.‘~l4)l).ill\ Lllw‘ll :I turn in the box.
“in .‘f- unt (If 27 gamma be “dried
hr HI.” I,I<t two svnsons. llv is a south—
:Iml it l\’ pl‘olrllloli‘ that McGrnw
v») I Li'wvili l’llll in lmla‘li‘i' up the Giant
is I I : L: slaw.
l 2 \v.Il“ “I
.I Joni“; H4
Him
“in":
[a «\I
IIIlI-y finished with bat-
'-l’lLZ‘* 'HY'. rapping out 1'16
.iwli:~.:‘ lmmt f3 and scoring
H \\ Is lhii l on tho Leanne
irv '1). \I .Ir lwforc he led
v :III :I mark of 41‘: col-.
:1“ Mrs. inrluziiniz 24 (-‘iicult
:- -l arm-inn 122 runs.
will-
‘1 ;::lI~
I.. . I, gvv‘fllilli’,‘ for l‘tcntley's scr-
I: . I'ur .s-s-Im tinw. Thu “’hitc Sox
Ml TI
.lI‘II;..-III:’I! iIiIiIlI-I‘s. llw‘I-nlly Blanagrr
lmnn was mintwl I19: having: set a pur-
‘lIfh‘I ‘Il'l(“‘ (-t' SllvilJWfi for his star.
'l‘lu- Hominy in International
Sillv‘ Ht
Lough-I (‘ll‘l'l' -» “m: rvunrdcd as the the Polo Grounds. If the contest. is fought with straight football it'is our
farm fille Inward tiw ”organization of III-lief that the Eastonizms will emerge with victory but. on the other hand. if
din l2. lllIlilHl~ ll Im v. MI ll gas math nick whys and an aerial attack is the method employed. the Presidents, with
a Hm I“. I) r “4 m Hu- 1' lltllll’ for :1ch ,a faster tram. will (UJOY 3- 8TH“ adxantage.’
0er] \I “‘1
Ed Walsh Ends
Career As Arbiter
in Big League
\anflll famous as the “iron
11mm" oi tlu- “'hitI- Hox pitching staff
monlé‘ years ago. and manager
Ihidgopoxt's baseball club in 1920. is
nhrongh as an umpire in the American
Hultuv- .nm-urtilng to reports from
l.I plan. where he lives.
Walsh started out last spring as a.
. ‘lllllt‘ IImplrc on Ban Johnson's
IIIl
. .I‘II mtml rvgnlnrly, with more or less
I‘ 'W‘Cq'l‘ls.
LIIH‘ in the season lw was forced to
Iclin- through illru-sn and now word
. omen from Mcriden that he “3 not’
I .w on next season in an nrbiter‘a
I .I'IJ. In his spare time Ed is o
. sheriff under County Sheri!
' l'vllh another Meridcnltc. and
11 known as a former baseball
I‘»‘ I passing from the his
”I , acorca clooca One of the
.l.I.-k llImn has piloted to‘
t'nl lllll'rllilll'lllvll llr‘ague tings. H0;
D
"Dapper Dan" Kelley.
game.
Kdnllll to the \\ hite Sox (on
day by Pennsylvania.
wall opposition of the enemy's line.
two schools for many years. It is not.
1and N. Y. U. may meet in basketball this coming season. Nothing definite lu
this»rcgard has been settled upon. however.
meet its Bronx neighbors on the court and has so signified its willingness by
challenging the Violet quintet.
E o o
l
. At the start of the season. Princeton with but a few \eterans a\ailablc.
‘lookcd woefully weak. But judging by their well-earned \ictory over Chicago.
. I MM: in both major leagncs a powerful western machine. Bill Roper has produced wonderful results with
Many now think that the Tigers have a splen-
ihc material at his disposal.
did chance against Yale and Harvard.
r: pmlml to linvc been among the1
o ' o
Jock Sutherland‘s husky Infaycttc clcven faces its first real test of the
Manson next Saturday when it lines up against W’ashington and Jefferson at
Iowa. by overwhelming Purdue 56 to 0 last Saturday kept its slate clean and
won its fourth consecutive game of the season. The Western eleven looks
.mighty powerful with victories mer Knox Yale. Illinois and Perdue. Illinois
was the only opponent to score at all.
'louchdown.
fl ‘ - O 0
l What has happened to the local
'elI-ven that performed so successfully last fall.
strengthen that weak spot
the sprightly Ell quarterback. showed some real
speed during the few minutes of performance in'the Army game on Saturdalm
Going in for Neidllnger Kelley immediately jumped into the limelight‘by
making a uplcndld run for twelxe yards. ‘He lost. his interference but dodged
imp .-I mm with the sale of Jimmy his way through the Army line {or one of the most substantial gains in. the
Tho Midshipmen are stunned over the defeat of their eleven last Satur—
Whilc they realized the wakened condition of their
ieiev en. with several stars out with injuries they never for a. moment expected
a rm crae such as they received Saturday.
a rathcr easy time with Permsylvania~but they were greatly disappointed.
Both Penn State and Syracuse seemed exceptionally strong" on the defense
Saturday. The offensive of both elevena was shattered completely by the stone-
I-‘ordharn and New York University _will not only meet on the gridiron on
Election Day but the baseball nines of the two Universities will be pitted
Eagainst each other in the spring. This has all come to pass as a. result. of the
’burying of the hatchet that prevented all athletic competition between the
The fact was the sailors looked for
at all impossible, either. that Fordham
Fordham is only too willing to
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and its scoring was confined to a single
It doeon't. act like theme
Get together Tigers and
Tigers?
After pn-llininary m-usonnig hI lgmbridge Football
Crowds Near Record
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 31.——It is esti-
mnted that the Harvard football- team
will play to a home of nearly $570,000
this season. including the gate at. Yale.
Attendance record will be established
for Harvard footbull this fall for the
ifive games to date have attracted 166..
3.000 This will make on average of
carry the season's total to about 360. -
,000. This will make cum/erase of
ling careers in the nation- l “My go 000 {or each game.
How
single-handed. he
‘ rinll) in winning a. championship
Comlskcy by taking part In I.
‘lv‘l. ll’I- shone in the world’soadcs
- year against the Cubs. but he Ht-
pitched himself out of big
I:'::- baseball. Hi. “aplttcr” put his
. A .IIy
. tll'ni :I year or no later.
H- managed thlI Bridgeport club in
I uith indifferent success and “It
managed an independent' boll'
n-bu
-‘ ‘Iol Hmoma \. Y.
.I:Iw Martin. cast off by Bridge-
4 ‘ .l“4l llII-n a star with the cham-
I xv“ Ilsu-cn club may go to Bal-
a ' - -- nth yI-.Ir, according to rumors
. .-l (,lvm'gv “'I-iss' headquarters in
a . l‘lm City. Gom- played a flashy
a ' :IL-uinst Baltimore in the post—
-' uI-I-ios. and rumors are current
I \‘I. is; is engineering a deal that
. ml the fleet outfielder to the
I \~ ‘
‘ . Sim}: shortstop of the cham-'
I mu phi} with Worcester next:
\ lac-n his old teammute. Eddie
“ill hold the managerial reins.
l’nnling‘ Season
on Fur Animals
Opens Tomorrow
l vulin: season on the majority
' "walmnring animals in the date
- mmorrow. With the excep—
’ I . Llf‘t‘Ollll, the season on which
- «m. H. 1th closed season on
nuk, Ultrr‘ and muskart ends
Huntsman report the usual
I I' slmnks, lmt the other quad-
. I Shari-0. they say.
l" N of any {unbearing nnltnnls
YEN upon Sousa}. may be pos-
' transported in any
a .. timn. Trapping for
on private property.
‘ " “w l Mitigation of the owner
" ‘ .MI ;. \‘o animals shall be
‘I' "mil“: to law. Violators of
_ .I.‘ Ima‘ NFC: Il killing of quad-
" ~"li-Ii1~tuzxfineoftzi.
‘fil 1.000.000 Bet
3331: Laurel1
. Oct. 3l.-Ab0tlt
\Il through tho parl-
. :It the Laurel racing
‘~‘ I] no «Luis just ended.
tn .iimificinl figures. I!”
\-5~'.Ir.l_1‘-
<I“
'Illl,ll<
‘ ’ . 'T'I\l till-7‘
was the hero of Chlcsgol
\i'lluz' on the blink and he no.
,Sarazen.
Sixteen thousand aw the Middle-
cunpoign: the Holy Cross gunc at-
tructod 28,000 despite wretched
weather conditions: Bowdoln played
before 13,000. while Centre and Dart-
mouth drew capacity throngs of 52.000
each.
Estimating that Florldc will play
before upward of 20. 000 potions. that
5!. 000 will see the Princeton game
and 20. 000 to 40. 000. Harrow-Brown
Mame it is Quickly apparent that the
total, will mount to unprecedented
mus-cs. an the Harvard-Yule enme-
men! will fill the Yale Bowl vim
78.000 persons.
Gene Shrazen
Is Exonerated
WHITE PLAINS. Oct. 31.——Gene
national open and profes-
sional golf champion. was exonerated
by Coroner Edward. Fitzgerald last
night of blame in connection with the
(tooth of Luke Robinson. which re-
sulted Saturday from injuries received.
last Tuesday when he— wu run down
by the titieholdcr's automobile. After
the testimony of several witnesses had
been taken the Coroner decided not. to g and aimed truer than Wallace th_
hold Sarazen. who wrecked a. new car
in trying to avoid the accident.
Another Incision in
Bill Tilden’s’ Finger
PHILADEDLPHIA. Oct 31.—VVil-
liam T. Tilden 2d. notional tennis
champion, was reported improved yes-
terday following a second incision in
the middle finger of his right hand,
which became infectedlast week. Dr. *Academy halfback. died at a. hospital
H. B. Swnrtlcy said that it would be
three or four weeks before it could be
known positively whether the finger
would ho permanently affected.
Ty Cobb Boosting
€5llin's As Pitcher
Manager Ty Cobb of Detroit is
strong for "Rip" Collins who is to
come to the Tigers next year lacunae
with .Booton. Collins has perhaps
more stud than any right hinder in
the American League. but has never
been very successful. Luck of control.
and s met who could bring out
the best that bin him. hand much
todosrith aemnficomh
Referee Disqualifies
l Boxer for Biting
His Opponent
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STATBSYBACUSE GAME.
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.lllllll “KELLEY l8
HARM} Will
BROOKLYN. .\’. Y" Oct. 81.—-—Jlm-
my Kelly. rugged Bronx welteru
{veig’htfabd Soldier Bartflfld. grizzlxl
ring veteran. engaged in a slum;
match last night at the Broadway
Athletic Club at the end of which the
“'hat was to have been a twelve-
round bout between Frankie Sweeney,
and Henry Campi. two local boxers.l
ended in the fourth round in the
Broadway Exhibition Association. New
York. last night. when Campl was dis-
qualified by the referee for biting.
l Sweeney was giving his opponent a.
severe drubbing when suddenly in the
flnll round Campi locked Sweeney's
right am under his arm and prov
helMlbuI-y same. which opened the Stadium ceeded to dig his teeth into the flesh
of Sweeney's am. Sweeney let. out;
bowl and beckoned to the referee. who
pried a rt. the boxers. .
In 9 other » contest of twelve
rounds. Jimmy Kelly was given the
judges’ decision over Soldier But-
field. Kelly floored his rival in the
seventh and eleventh rounds. Bart-
fleld wu the aggressor up until the
time he was sent to the canvas. Bart-
i'leld weighed 160 pounds. and Kelly.
113.
Pancho Villa Gets
Verdict Over Wallace
in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 31.4mm-
cho Villa. American liyweight cham-
pion. in his first appearance here. won
from Patsy Wallace of this city in
eight. rounds at the Olympia. last
night.
Villa's sharpshootlng rights and
iefts were too much for Wallace. who
put up a stubborn defense and gritty
battle. There were no knockdowna.’
and five of the eight rounds went. to,
the Filipino. Villa. hit harder blows
delphians were unanimous in agreeing
that Villa is a real chumplon.
In the semi-winding) Battling Leon-
ard of this city defected {Mike Moran
of Pittsburgh.
Dies From Injuries
DAXVILLE. 'Va.. Oct. 31.-—Eugenio
Fmtarcangelo, South Boston Military.
here yesterday of injuries sustained in
a football game Saturday with Chat.-
ham Training school.
Pratcrcangelo complained during
the third period or! feeling- lll and
walked to the cige lines, where no
dropped unconscious. Physicians said
they believed he had received. a blow
early in the game. '
Cooney V'Vlups Curry
In an all star performance Jimmy
Cooney lust night received the judges? _
decision over We Curry in a. twelve
round boot in the Brighton Boxing
Club; Port m Staten m
In mm twelve round conical
may lurch? and
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Italian mittster was awarded the
docislon.
The bout was loaded with action '
from the clan; of the m in the
openings-ion until bedtime: ended
in the anal Ironic.
Golns into the loot round with hon-
ors mrly even. Kelly M with his
characteristic fisctom Wt!
down Bonucld'a guard. M.1nulcd_s‘
umnclensemthemtotho‘
not for a short count. It is believed
thatnwcson thcmotthh
knockout thsx the judg- decided in
flavorof Kelly.
Theboutmmartedbymilerce.
minutes with both than M o
Wtomlx.
While Baruch! 9m; up .s slashing
mumcmmtbhmao
downgrade and that he in” longer,
the lime Marius-mwgp
pockoftrouuetommm—
watches. not £07 mention middle-
notch!!-
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Basket“ League‘
NEW YORK. J-Oct. 31.9—T‘he Inter—
collegiate Basketbail League schedule
for the 1923 season was made public
today. The first game will be played
January 9 at Hanover. N. H. between
Dartmouth and Columbia. 3
One change in the Lea'gue‘ s coach-I
ing stun was announced. Joe Fogarty.;
former assistant at Penmluma. Uni-
versity and veteran professional star.
succeeding Bernie Tom at Yale.
Others who will retain charge of their
squad! are Bill Zahn at Prince-
ton: George Zak!) at Dartmouth;
Howard Orther at Cornell: Joe Deer-
iag at Columbia. and Eddie McN‘lchol
at. Pennsylvania.
The Yale games on the schedule fol-
”you. ls—Comell at Yale.
Jan. 23.-——Da.rtmouth at Yale.
Feb. Ila—Yale It Columbia.
Feb. 131. ——Pennsylvanla at Yale.
Feb. ZL—Yale at Princeton
March 3. -—Yale at Dartmouth.
MRI-ch 7. -—-Yale at Pennm‘mnia.
March lit—Yale at Cornell- ’
March 14. -—Prlnceton at Yale. .
March 16. «Columbia at Yale.
The Set Up Records
An odd major league record was set
macaroni by 3133: Carey and John
Gooch of the Pittsburg tam. They
mun: onlymjorleagueplamto-
punch out six hits in a. game. and
strangely enough both turned the trick
lnthouam¢ contest.
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Bowling League
Another good motel: in the Indus-
trial Bowling league was rolled off last
night atthc Norwoik Alloys in the c.
k X. mum and the aggregation repre-
'scntlnz the O. F. Schultu markets.
The latter five won by taking two out
of tin-co games. The two teams were
very evenly‘nutchod. This W shown
by the fact that the second game had
to be eliminated because of a. tie score:
each team making 433 points. The
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W
Duels
Woods
The Owl- room been at Westport
Devon of
this city at Bedford Oval on Sunday
I-incraoanbys score of 13—0. The
members of the W team are
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side-and huck:rheums,t1m. back
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may '
to meet for pmctlce— at
this evening at the east bound rail:
Iroad depot. ' '
FAIRFIELo TO HAVE
Film. Oct. 3L~’l‘h€ select-
men will shortly set a date for a spe-
cial town election to choose a succes-
sor to the hie Joseph I.
18 your; Town Clerk uni :‘l‘sx Colloc-
‘130 O'clock tot-here. ThereissomeM
given to the nutter of m
men to fill me hex-thaw “thermos
allow a combination of the m
Party caucuses will om
course to be foilo'ed. ,
c _7 , _
Arthur Greenberg of 36 Taylor. ”77
nue. has purchased a Chevrolet. m
ior sedan from the local m’w.7r..
Annin of studio's Garage. _
SPEC! AL ELECTION.
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