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. YORK. NOV. 11" «Johnny
ho has law-u restintg l‘or scr-
j 3. looks a Mg in a roller.
’ he can ever again get down
'\ll‘.vlru'o\lght limit is a mar-3‘
3‘ pomihlc that the holder or
‘ Weight and junior light-
intends to reduce grad-
ocrms likely because he is
. rum“ action 1:. thr- light-
! and by war of gentle-
' would be glad of a. match
' Leonard, in fact [mode-c
i"“.1'll"’£ the lightweight
hirh l.» doubtless would
_. up until such time in he
.0011311 to meet Oreo and
. ‘ for tlwlr championship: In
«:3 his position Dundee writes:
. beginning to believe that Billy
V is t:.« l manager the
ills r- 12w: (0 permit Benn
‘ l to n‘w-l mr- in a bout for the
iron-es lhifi. Boxing Leonard is
9 an Cirilllia'l')‘ occurrence with
hAV" hot-«l with him seven
Ls. llvrlsiou bullies and his con-
"'51 luv for the championship
5M mp. I stand ready to
rich to box him any time gt
:wcight limit. These yarns
uv holding me up make: me
u hipped Charley “'hitc...
Jw: llarnjamln and the‘
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t‘ Pioneer S. C.
. i-ufittd by Johnny Comma;
:rous fighter. but he will
trying to keep his
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l‘l ~ chances are exccl-.
.‘ 11.10. a Convey Inland!
hill: like a. middle—f
a.» Mo .1 wildcat. will;
--'; fir-.works. He is to_
31m 2“,. named Johnny
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Country
Championship
1‘0!le No». lily-A rcconl
of :\T runners l‘rpruscnt’lng
.ll ullrgv ‘3 this been entccrell (or
“wildl llltcrcullcglule crOSs-cmm-
' lp'luxlsllip to he held at You
i l'aric. Nov. :7. according to
made. public today by the
A. A. A. This entry cur-eds
:tlie high mark set last year.
f lber 0: teams entered is the
‘ in lbzl. but four colleges
7 1* last. )ual‘ have dropped out,
., ur new entries have been
The additions are Bates. Cer-
Tchc.. New Iork University.
" utgvrx. The)" replaced Cincinna—
vly Cross, Lafayette and Williams
3- a 11st.
(3 ‘iursity teams entered together
-. the number of barriers. who will
the six-mile chase follow:
tales. in; Uowdoin, 11; Carnegie
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Massachusetts Tech. 20: New's‘epyézifimm :fiiz’uzélgeismedwg. Harvard m i n
.. .. Llllvvrslty. 9; Penn State. 12: Mr. Muldoon.s ”p1,. M night. “mm m Jerseys, Say Tlgers
ulmnla. 16; Princeton. 20: Rut-
lfi; Syracuse, 1?. and Yale. 2 .
vm entries lor.the freshman race,
'.llce of three mitts. have in-
. .1 from 11 to 13 In comparison
.331. but the individual entries
um 150 as compared with 155
> .eng. Colleges in this race are.
N ii. Cornell. Harvard. Lafay-
"'19. ’M. I. '11. N. Y. 11.. Penn
Pennsylvania. Princeton. Rut-
. mm. and Yale
llmlSigns to
Take on Quill
2.; (Red) Allen. the local light-
. has been matched to meet
Quill of Brooklet: in the 10-
slur bout of the Plttnfleld A. C.
‘ - l-r‘ staged on Pituileld 0n the
' of November 23.
» ill” hr Johnny's second meet-
lgulll. tho latter gaining the
mw-r ll." local lad in :1 New
«ling a. lead in the early
\ «a: the bout doing the trick.
ma Quill dluf‘ln the final
7 1’.“ bout and all but put him
llh hopes: to do this the 28d.
.'. (l. Reed Succécds «7
Anderson as Coach
a. lzcrd. formkr world's cham-
jt up fiU-f-firll (inch. and one 0'
KN. sprint-hrs to step thin W
H mils record time and famous w
it» l'lllrerslty of Penmlmh
it will. in to coach the Erma»
llc club runners and “I!!!
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* lilu‘ Crimson. Before grime time the betting probably will be even.
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1.: ll’ yours or a lurim.‘
mix it “-ungAssocmtion.
is? for failure to a
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lfizCulby 1:; Slay College of New]
.uce night. tomorrow. At was an:
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Harvard and Princeton will face each other tomorrow with clean mg
(or the season. Neither the Crimson or Tiger has suflered 3 mm this
{all though both eleven; have met some strong opponents. The Tiger, in W-
'uculnr has encountered real less. A victory over Chicagm one' of the most
iormiduhle teams in the “fest. was scarcely expected 01 Princeton 3% Ropers
charges surprised the critics by deflating" the Chicagonhns with 8 WV
brand of football. In that game. the Orange and Black proved that they peg.
seas a fast and fighting backfield which we expect to give a. mighty good ac-
count of itself against Harvard tomorrow. The Crimean line may creme
the Tiger forwards but the Harvard mrkfield. even With the great Owen, will
no m-ll to hold its own with Ropers line-smashes. ~
There will be clti'ens in the East stronger than Washington and Jefferson
but it will be hard to convince that to those who attended the Danette-W;
and J. engagement at the Polo Grounds. A team that can come from behind
i.. the a-rrond half with the were 13 to 0 against it. and» against an opponent
such as Lafayette. must be a great eleven and worthy of the Intercollegiate}
title.
The Army versus Notre Dame tomorrow at West Point. It is expected
that the largest crowd ever to visit “’est Point will wanes the context. {or a
trek-.2 amount of interest has been aroused over the East—\Vest meeting. Natl-e '
tum» has always been followed clamly by Eastern critics. many of whom he.
limo the Western elm to b th strongest in the West. The Army mule is
prepared to deliver a forceful kick with the Cadet players all in excellent
s-lnsmal condition and in high spirits over the possibility of winning over their
strong “'esterll rivals. ‘ .
O 0
Jack Johnson. still finds it imposiblo to get before the public eye. The
police commissioner of Pascale. X. J.. recently shattered the ctr—heavyweight
With Chuck \\'iggins. a white boxer.
N. Y. L'. should literally walk away with City College of New York on'
tllv- cri-jxiron tomorrow. The Violet eleven clearly outclassm their much
lighter opponents. who are innuguarating this season \anit)’ football for the
first lime in the history of the College. The margin of the N. Y. L'. victory:
should lw at host twenty points. g
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Harvard is a favorite over Princeton in tomorrow's meeting. but not by
ll vely great margin. The Tiger has improved to such an extent in the last
luw Weeks that the betting has been reduced to very slight odds in favor of
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Four Long . tBabe Reports to Yanks
Distance Runnmg .Sporting Bandgged Paw;
Stars Suspended; .
Bah: llulh.‘weanng a big bandage
fdround his right hand. reported at the
.\‘l-‘.\\‘ YORK. Nov. 1-:-.~Four long ; Yankee offices yesterday and in-
distance running stars have been 5115- . dulgcd in a little chat test with Col. TM
pended by the Metropolitan A. A. L". gl..Huston and newspapermeu. It was‘
it became known today the Babe’s first appearance at the
item! a. meeting 0f the club headquarters since his western
yestenial‘wbarnstonnlng trip and the burden of
n was begun his conversation concerned the intricsp
registration committee
at which an investigatio
into allrgtd lwol’essionul in connection
with a race planned for an early date.
The suspended athletes include wu-
lls ltltoia of the Finnish American
0.. victor in the recent nations
mile championship race. The others cu
are Cliff mtchell of St. Christopher’s
Club. and Victor Erickson and Alma:-
Prim of the Finnish Anxerican Club.
Details of the investigation and of
the proposed race were withheld, but.
the registration committee issued the
following statement: ‘
“From the. statements made by thel
athletes who were summoned before
the committee we have, reason to be-
llere that a. long dlstance race was
contem’piated for which prizes were to
be other than prescribed by the A. A.
U. rules. The committee withhold:
action (or further investigation."
N. Y. Boxing Mogul
Denies He’ll Resign
NEW YORK. Nov. lO.—-—William
Mnldoon, chairman o: the New Iork,
“State Athletic Commission will con-
tinue to act as head of the boxing
fcondition with the exception of his
t.
{arm at Sudbur)‘. Mass. next Tuesday-.1
cidemally he will do some work on
his own account to take 03 a little
weight and get the jump on his team-.
mates; He weighed 35 pounds yea-
tel-day.
Joe Higgins Dead
Joe Higgins. baseball scout o: the
Detroit club of the American League.
Hospital after a lingering limes. filt-
gins. who resided in Fordham. w s
prominent, semi-professionnl player
and manager before he became con-
nected with the Tiger club. He was 41
years of age. The tuneral will take
place from Campbell's Parlors Sun:
day afternoon at : o'clock. ‘
informed ott the rumor to the exec
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cics or posbscason touring. The ex-q; ’
EKIng of Swat looked to be in good‘
A. ’hand. He bruised the valuable paw;
1 tom iseveral daysago and opened up an old i ..
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Ruth and his wife will leave for his ‘
where he will lead the. simple life until i ‘
the official training season begins. In- '
died Wednesday in the rim: Avenue ,
. 3;: mm in the schedule cl
bloc-nix
Stingers run three might games
from the Ammonia. Hounds and the
irons-h Yew won two out of three
games from the
Gentlemen. The scores
follow: ..
- INK WEEKS
Wild ............ 7’ 76 66 231
)Sigmnnd ...--.-.—- 91 85 31 3";
im .u..g...... 53 5? $1 30‘
iCoake» .4.......... '18 6? 7: :17
Lamont .............85 so 73 343
Total ....-.... 395 375 383 1,15;
MONIA HOURDS
(hr! count-.30.... 77 7t) 7? :34
Harris ....._...... 83 81 so 2:;
D3?“ ..-....o... 80 71 83 1:7
Hyde ............ 88 72 93 :53
Rocker .......... ‘59 77 as 30‘
Total ......-.. 386‘ 874 381 1,131
'I‘OIEGH mes
Harvard and
Princeton Ready.
CAMBRIDGE. Nasal, Kev. 10.-~‘
Harvard and Princeton. with the c:-
ccption or a brisk llmbering up ses.
seen scheduled for each. had finished
preparations today for their 26“.: an-
nual battle. The Tiger squad plannc-i
to come to the stadium immediately
after its urrivnl'ln Boston this after-
noon. on drifter a short signal drill.
was to go into seclusion at the Bel—
mont Spring Country Club until game
time.
The Crimson players who spent the
night at. the Oakley Country Club
this afternoon for a. last light practice.
returning to their suburban quarters
immediately thereafter.
Cleaves. at fullback. will he the only
Tiger in the lineup tomorrow.
[Harmon Out50xes . »
Barney Adair
DOW'ELL. Mass” Xov. lvl.—W'illic
Harmon of New York was awarded
the referee's declflon over Barney
Adair of New York in a ten round
bout at the Moody, A. C. here last
night.
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that he intended to tender his em
tlon as head of the boxing commission.
Muldoon further stated that. he would
continue to do his utmost for the re-
form or the boxing game.
‘I was appointed for a. period of
(hr‘re years." said Muldoon. “It I m
to (ontzrsue as chairman of the Boxing
Commission until the expiration 02
that term I will be in office until July
1. 1923. 0! course if the new admin-
istration Wishes me to step down I will
be ready to do so.
"The cares of the job take up rather
more of. my time‘ than I can really
PRINCETON. Nov. 10. -— “The
did Colgate and Chic-go." said Capt.
Mel Dickenson of the Princeton toot-
meetins‘ here last night before the
Cruise and Black squad left for its
Northern invasion. “and Harvard
ought to provide red meat for the
Tigers Saturday." ‘
Rudolph Remains With
Braves As Coach
Swarthmore team wore red jerseys; so
ball eleven addressing a. spirited manI
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{ Armistice Night
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