PAGE SIX
No Matter
CLUB OWNERS
GATHER FOR
“M MEET
Nli‘V YORK. Feb. 12.-—The pro-
loguc of thc professional baseball sea-
son will bc hcld this week with the
annual business meetings of tin:
National and International Leagues.
tkc latter starting at noon today. the
fmmcr tomorrow 'morning. Clui)
nwmrs and thcir rctinucs hogan ar—
riiiiu; last night and diamond dust
llllt-«l tho cycs of squatters in some
hotr‘l lobbies.
'l‘h» lntvrnatlnnnl Lcaguc may rx-
I‘rt‘fi‘i its opposition to the draft plan
of tho major leagues. and the Nation-
al lmzicuc may adopt a rcsolntion
roum-rnim: tho opposition of til} ln-
tvrnai-innal and others of the mint-re
in lhr plan \\'lll‘l(‘h_\’ players rclcasr-d
by tho majors to tlw minors may be
takcn hack into fast company through
limit prm-(ss.
linll‘ lcngnl-s arc owpcr‘l «I to adopt
tiit- tl'llitllllt‘fl rccommnni't-i by the
t-uriiiinltlvvs who drew up thr io-
sp'ctiw scamn programs during [110
“inlcr
'l‘hc National lunatic inN-ting will
lu‘ i‘lllhl‘lll‘ii by August Ilni'rinann.
pr: siilvnt ol‘ thv Cincinnati Reds. who
p'ans to bring up tlic issue over
l‘itchcr llulm chton, whom ho is try-
i-i: to purchase frgm the St. Paul
I ilil‘.
ilt‘lll [wading approval of Conunis-
simmr Landis. who has rcccivcd pro-
tc~1u irom lllR|_lnt' lcaguc owncrs who
olgvcl to tho I‘m'mcr Giant and Rod
cricring thw National Lcaguc.
Fairfield to
Play Red Med
In tho main gamv at llcd Mcn's hall
this cxcning tlic lied )lcii Big Flu:
will stuck up against the stmng Fair-
lit ld American lmgion team. The pro-
liininarygumc \ull bring the ltul
.‘ltn Scparuh-s and the “'akcman
)lx-i’norial l".llll of Soutliport together.
Both of llicsc gaincs should be among?
tht' bust of the scason.
’l‘hc Fairlic‘ld Logion team dufeatvd
ihc Yalc & 'l‘owne tcru'n of Stamford
Saturday night by the score of Iii-19.
'l‘li-‘y will brim: down tlicir strongcst
lininup tonight to stack up against the
local ll'ulll. )lurkur will bc back in the
ammo tonight at cciilcr for tho llml
Mrii.
'l‘Ew
l‘llllllllt‘l'. 'l‘lic Smitliport team has lost
only onc gamc this Mason and that
was to thc Rod )lcn Big Five by the
E‘inl‘t“ of 37-25. ’l‘hc Separates arc out
to dci‘r-at this town. as it will be a
frathcr in tlit-ir cup if they come
across with a. win.
’l‘lic \isitors will bring down about
200 rootcrs. Charlie Mahoncy will re!-
crro both gamcs this evening. Aftcr
the games dancing will take place.
'l'lic tcnms will line-up as follows:
Poiiiplctimi of the sale? has bccn'
pi'rliniinziiy gainn should bc a '
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99.». 3-: Um“ run." 5, a.
‘flCKLED VtMK“
UG’D ALL 92
“All By Myselfg—and Friend”
You KEEP Tats wot; u?
EVERY NIGHT 4‘10!) HARDLV
SLEE? A MONK -—'
When a wrestling Match Starts, It Always‘
THEM DAYS IS GONE FORE
El
item’s SLUGGER
FAST BECOMING
HANDBAlL STAR
Chaney’s
chrgc Chaney of Baltimore has a
left arm. Lots of folks do. But
Gcorgu's left arm is one of the lust
lct‘t arms in the business—any bus—
incss.
A six-inch movement of that left
arm is generally worth from $25th
to $5000. Think of it!
George Chuncy is a tightcr. A light-
wcight resurrected from the pugilistic
Scrap hcap by that clever little hand-
lcr. Sammy Harris of Baltimore.
Chaney started life as’a banta‘n-
wcight. and did well. He got into the
{catlicrwi-ight clam and tackled John-
ny Kilbanc of Clcvcland. }It‘.\\‘il$ but
in a jiffy.
Chancy had plvnty of
and life was one sweet song. Little
of the singing was done around the
training camp. So the fortune went
and likewise did Chaney.
Harris got him thcn.
going as a lightweight. and a bunch
of knockouts soon wnn tack his old
popularity. He had l|‘ncd a lot-son
~—s.'1vcd his monvy anvl tank can; of
hunsclf.
started him
.1.._.,
HARRY iii-LILMAXN
Iltlrry licilmann. hard-hitting right"
ficldcr of the Llctroit 'l‘igcrs and Amer-
ican Longiic halting champion in 1921.
aspircs to a now honor. 'l‘lic big Call-
_.___,
l
foriiian is now act-king the national_
handball titlc. And Harry's in earn-i
est. too. l
One of the old-time handballcrs rc-l
ccntly paid Hcilmann a. nice compli~
l
The lift arm did thc rcst. llc start-
ul knocking from for goals. ('llL‘C lac
ran up a hiring of H knockouts.
Last \-'£‘tk he whipped Frankie
Rica. :1 young battlcr of his own homo
town. The tight wcnt two minutcs. a
snappy Itff_ traycling not more than
six inches. caught lticc on thc "but-
ton. " tic wont cold. it was Chancy's
eighty wxcnth knockout. (if the 87
thc 300:! left took care of 77.
Chaney": left arm looks
hcavywcight’s.
info a
moncy: then.
So do his shouldersf
Powerful Left Arm Spoils
Disaster to. Scores of Fighters
lit-d Mcn Fairficld mcnt aftcr watching the Tiger in ac‘ l Hc's short and slq-ndcr of limb. He
('ourt ....................... Mills “on. “New Your. (“.3 on' “m, ..igica" “lake 13“ noundsf‘nslli'. ..
lliglit l-‘orwartl fellow in national lll.tl(‘ll"$ of the fu-l 'l‘he knockout 5“”. )5 now ”2’ ”fi
t'lam-y ................. Brothcrton turc .. he said "He is plzning a won-[“03” quit until he has a hundrféd
Lott Forward me'm 'gnnic "ind Fm qu'ek up rmmgkayocs to his credit. And they‘re
nrllt‘k‘T‘ JUMS """""""" Qlflnn now with 'll’f'Il‘fS‘l iimii in the (Willi-looming slower and slowvr for “)0
. t vntcr ‘ it”... And coming from a \ctcran Orggond lightwcights are afraid ,0.“ him
J""»“;"‘” ------------------- Poxtcr i tl‘ . . o i ll . ,- ., l- , m l\' land promotcrs won t put him on \\ ith
llizzlit Ulldl‘ll A -D l‘ ' '1‘“ 3l’1-'~0 "I. " ' (Linus, T313 {nus art; tug “150 for
Mason. lilackmaii .......... Strauss; _____._..~_ l
’4” Gun“! llnsurance Men ,
Wood Arrives at Yale
for Baseball Practicel
.\l;\\’ ll \\ l-i.\'. l’L-b. l'_'. Smokcy‘
Jm‘ \\ 00d rcachml hr'rr yesterday. He!
will confer with Head Coach Bernie
'l‘nmincrs of thc Yalc hast-ball team
.‘Ill‘i inu‘t thv canilidatts today, start~
llll: thrvni at indoor practicc ’l'ucsday.
\\'lv()ll “ill romh the l'tllli‘l'y cantii-!
t'ill‘ a and l'rt-sliiiii ll. '
L‘lvailcy Stout. Dlt‘Sltli'nt of the Yale
l
l
a plan-r of tho calibrc of “‘ood to :15-
sist 'l'ommcrs in thc dci'clopnicnt of
thr~ Yalb tmnis. 'l'lic big holc thatl
Yaln will haw to ill! this sr‘ason will
in: the placc Micah 1.] at shortstop 'iyi
Mac Aldrich. “'ith inn Manama}
catcher: (Tharlcy O'llcarn. first base
lmu lx'vlly. srcond l-usc: Mike l-Iddy.
lct’t “Will. and llawkcs. ccntcr flcitl..
Yale has a nucleus for another flnel
ball train." . i
(“apt Eddy. thc coach. and Managcri
Stones havc plans pretty well mappcdl
out for tho Sonthm-n training trip. It
is cxpcctcd that thc players will leavei
hv-rc about noon on March 1’4. ar-g
rhing in Macon. (11.. Hit following?
night. \\'hilv- in thc Gcorzia peat-ii'
bolt Yule will play Uglcthorp l'iiivv~l‘-4
ally. .‘ilcroor. Gcorgia. Auburn. rctui'n-i
ing to New llmcn about April 1. i
l
Two Players
Leave Lockwoods l
The following item was received byl
the Sporting Editor today:; i
“It is reported that Jack Ryan, whof
organized the Lockwood bas~gball team l
some ten ycars ago. and who has acted
as captain of the club since that time
has severed his connections with the;
team. 5
"Russell James. who is sccretary|
and treasurer of the team isialso ”'i
ported as having resigned with ltyan.
The Lockwoods lose two of the hard-
est working mt-n ei-cr connected with
tbc'club in these two man. Their
action is a surprise to everyone. Both
Ryan and James know baseball from
A. to Z and no doubt their interest in
the‘ team will never be forgotten. The
difference between the men and thc
club in not known. but it is said that
no I'm feelings exist on either side.
Rm may be seen in the role of an
umpire this season. White James may
give up the game entirely."
, Miss Goss Wins Tennis
, Match from Helen Wills
MN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13.-—-Eleu-
man. of San Francisco. surprised a
gallery of tennis Main-t“: are.
Bullngamc County Club invita-
,m tournament yesterday by defeat-
- " vyfielcn Wills. Girln' National Cham-
' Ind runner-up to Mrs. Molln
.t milory tax year. 7-5.4-6.
lwith thc other twa bulls?"
Meet Defeat
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i
The lnsnramc Mcn, who
toasting >0 ninth of lhcir ability 10
boat the lil\\‘_\cls in bowling. mot dc-i
(cut in two straght gamcs at the?
South Norwalk Club alleys on Satur-f
day afternoon. the humble quill push-f
cx's going out and dcicating the policy'
“'lltcl‘s by scons of 467 to Hit. and:
494 to 49's. f
ll. is unsafe to 1m) prvmiums to the:
to do anything that is nico and kind,
and swcct and loving. »
The lawyers on the other hand fed}
so cocky about thcir Victory
three mun mum, composed of 1rlo~nad, ,
Cunco and Connery. has extended a.“
.lchallcngc to the press or the city impound over the guaranteed let W
meet them in mortal combat on \Vcd-
ncsday afternoon of this \\'{‘Ck at the
same alloys. The reporter’s team will;
be composed of Downs. Chartott. and
French. i
Just what will happen on “’cdnes-'
day afternoon is too horrible to con-
tcmplatc. At lcast one side‘ will win
and that is some consolation—for
somebody.
Conrad I". l-‘rcy, than whom thcrc is
none thanwhomer as a bowler. caused
Larry Paul to faint when he made a
strikc. After he made it he stood for -
a minute or two and thr-n turning
askcd Paul Lawrence: “\Vlmt do I do
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'l‘hc scorcs for the afternoon‘s bowl-
ing follow:
ATTORNEYS
Cunco ...... . ............ 68 ‘i6
liinchilcr .. ....... . 7: S5
Tammany ................ 76 92.l
Ilcgcman ......... l ...... 79 :50:
Ireland....... 94 SS
Light .................... 75 73
Total ................. 467 494
_ INSURANCE MEN
'Rukcr ................... 56 ‘39
1’. Lawrence . ......... . . . 73 9::
Taylor .......... ..... $3 $4
Frey ..... ........... ... 68 72'
L.K. Paul ....... -. .. 85 81
McLean ..... . ..... ....... 78 70
Total ..... . .... ..... 443 468
Steward Board
Announces June 28
as Regatta Date
POL’GHKEEPSIE,
annual regatta of
Rowing Associatio
June :8. Morton
Feb. Iii—The
the Intercollegiate
n will be held here
G. Rogue. chairman
of the board of stewards. announcgd
iflur i1 mc‘cTing' yéStérday' afternoon
with members of the city's regatta
committee. Mr.’ Rogue stated that the
distance of the varsity event has not
been determined.
Go- excelted in every do-
“3"-
The
W.
tin-etosduerthehanotm
'White Must Now
Forfeit $2,500;
13y Assoc-lain! l'rc». ‘3
NEW YORK. l-‘cb.
\V'hitc. Chicago lightweight. who last
a fifteen-round decision Friday night
to Rocky Kansas 0; Buffalo. must for-
feit 82.500 for being twelve ounccs
over the stipulatcd weight of 13
pounds for the match.
Chairman \Villiam Muldoon of tho"3"”‘311‘310d
-.. ... . - - «z in Hunt : to: rs’
lasnball Association. said last night; Insurance incn loud). or to ask {littlljs‘ut‘fi_B(iOX1ng Commissxon “ho had no..C‘ l l: ' it I 0
"Yalc is indwcd fortunate in securing to “mu“ a “355' ““3" a“ m no mood ”CU“:
the promiscd protcst
$2.500 said today that he
would order payments to Kansas if the
him.
\\‘liite was three-quarters of
OUR BOARDING HOII—SFE—By Ahern
l , .
ghc “‘(‘liilitil at 2 oclock Friday. but
“.s' llllltldg‘t‘l‘. about tho
~l‘i""u ininntr-s tht‘t‘.
fund had ..ztin an orungc.
him—Charley g
I'sually when our: boar-r
l
gin which to roducc. but SlnCC
! nothing was said by Dan Rogers, Kan-
forte-sit
g In tlw incantimo
l\\ lillt‘ lld'l lulu n two cups of hccf “.3,
until
is Over—
weizht tho othcr allows him an hour
neithcr
lKansas nor 110::ch had taken cxcci»
.timia: to his supcrflous
IlOllil.
action.
a §\\'liitt-'s lack
hrn worry
Sprinusly
cfi‘cctivcncss
critics
of
R0\in:r
A
:n-oirdupois.
§\\'i1itc and his managi r. lkc Domain”:
“'hite
\\' fl 5!
charm}
to his I
l
' 82.5% or more and to the loss of
,sm ngtli suffcrcd by his 45 minutes in
Turkish bath trying to reduce.
; Miss —Glenna
i‘ Collett Loses
Pal .m BEACH. Feb. 13. -— Miss
f Dorothy Klotz. Indian Hill Club.
ft‘hicago. and Leo Dicgcl. boat Miss
Glenna. Collett. national women‘s
{ champion. and C. J. Dunphy, 4 up and
calling 3
ofgattcntion tn thc fact that he had on-f
“'hitc'a managcr to surrendpring ”wgtr‘rcvl 1hr- ting a dozcn timcs against:
probably' men who wwrw slizhtly over the limit;
::with no thought of collccting tlic for»'
that a ‘ proposition is placvd formally bcfore i felt-
2 to play. in an exhibition four ball
match on tho Palm Beach Country
t‘luh links yesterday aftcrnoon. Miss
(..‘ollctt made a score of 44—45—89.
and Miss lx'lotz was 46—45—91. Dic-
gol had 35 both ways for a. total of 70
The ncws in picturcs. Full page in
(‘iiUEf'd by the prospect of losing the Sentinel daily.
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on: w Vamps-1 MUST
BE eoiue- on GM, ‘DID
I TELLVOU“ MRS. HEELS
HA9 A new saforuguas:
sue CEQTAUJLV NEEDED
THEM- Auto tit—L STILL
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sue ouw Bow; LNER,
AkiD ALWAVG QAVS \‘1’ l9
Fofi'THE CAT: I FOLND
OUT SHE GOT THAT
COFFEE DERCOLATOR
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how D056 MRS.
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“Ends in the Fall
By
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Chat and Comment
their hands full
Memorial team this evening.
the hardest games of the season.
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again resume their
in; at the Armory.
. O O
at guard for the Big Five.
Norman down in fine style in
bury team. .
I I O
'llocky Kansas killed
hr defeated him the other
Madison Square Garden.
0 C 0
.‘lcCarron in
night.
Bridgeport
or into camp.
Lock City will swap puncln-s
should be a hummer.
boys are evenly matched.
I O 0
Nick Dorsey. a lOcal fighter.
also~bc seen on the same
Mack and Luby. lie will
against some fast boy of his
4
Sport Barrage
N Orivalk Fans.
By LeRoy D. Downs
The Red Men Separates will have
with the \Vakemané
O 0 O
The \Vakemaii team has only been
defeated once this season and that was
by the Red Mon Big Five in one 01:
With Coach Kjellander back it as-i
expected that the Battery C team will
winning ways.
They will stack up against the \Vakc-
man Memorials this Wednesday even- i number c;
Arthur Kelley is playing a fine game ' Kaplan and
He held
last
\‘i’edncsday’s game against the Dan—
wliatm-cr;
hopes Charley \Vhite may have had of
becoming lightweight champion. whcn
night in
Lou Bogash will mcct a tough 015-?
tomer. when he stacks up against Jack
tomorrow
Lou is going at a fast rate of.
speed at the present time. and should
be able to take the Pennsylvania fight—
In the next boxing show to be run
off in Stamford Young Mack of tho
with
Young Luby of Bridgcport. This bout
as these two
witl i came.
car with Nike $12.0"!
stack up , indoor con:
own ‘ salary for
weight. He is under the wing of Jack i performs 21-. ':.
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Al P03...
‘TIIIIM DAYS IS
GONE FOREVER!
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of Special Interes
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. The Yale « Z“
50? Stamford l:
; this SI'iibL/lfi.
‘ strong Franklin
i’l‘hcy have or. c. "
state this écusun.
Tony Marni-{c 2
lie date for 1;... y -
iis playing a '1. ..
:lfi: has iv ' '
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f The bout
SC.
A‘.
Saturday ni
'was. lea rncd
.and in no co“
‘bout.
Just one )‘i‘.’-.:‘
" was dv-feiutcd i
tight held in
‘drew one of t‘
;has over attend: I -
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Ty (~0th
, baseball tca
ipitchers will
'(‘ach print
lpitchcrs
SArtliur Olsen cf
l0lscn is in for a
gif he is in as: cr-cu': .~'
2:0
Ithat he is. .n: L» » ,
inalirans wili in: g a: —
, win.
f Johinnj' l‘w "
;ward of tip 1‘
ihighest paE-‘l
Hr- uii‘.
a
puzzle for most sport celebrities.
t Q t
their fame dimmed in the minors.
I I O
Lajoie and “higher could have play-
and drew down big money. Both
chose to forsake the diamond when
their major league days were over.
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Lajoie tried one year as a. manager
of a minor league team and was suc-
cessful. but evidently baseball lost its
appeal when he passed out of the
magors.
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In the fight ga | . Packey McFar-
land quit cold whén seemingly at the
top of the game.
felt himself slipping and decided to
ward off the inevitable defeat by some
ordinary fighter.
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In discussing the fight game as a
business McFarland once said to him
“Fighting is a great game when you
do all the punching and don‘t get
punched. The moment I discover my
cleverness no longer sufficient to kcep
me out of the way of the other fel-
low's punches I'm through."
3 t I
In striking contrast to the case of
McFarland can be cited the careers of
Batting Nelson. Ad Wolgast. Jim Jef-
'frles' Bob Fitmtmmons and a. host of
other ring celebrities.
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During my career in the majors I
Jack Ryan Will Coach '
BOSTON. Febn 12.-—Jack Ryan.
catcher .tor the Boston National
League team in 1894-95-96. yesterday
signed a. contract to coach the Red 80:
‘pitchers this season.
He has began connected with the
Washington club for the last five
years and was coach of the University
9! Iwcmssumieei.
Wins Ski Championship
Larry Lajoie and Hans V‘i’agner, two
of the greatest infielder-3 in the history
of the game. retired without having
ed a number of years in the minors
BIcFarland no doubt ‘
Kr: . ,
@Blfl/fiaflS‘SaJ/l
Knowing when to quit is the bignvithout a s
o
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'thcy have drif. d in "
a league of high it
gradual decline
smallest minor.
’ It is really a ,
many remarkable ri-‘c .. .‘
lcaguers his 7
in the “bushcs " 1‘2:in "
soon forgets sncc~':~s f'
O
“'illie chlcr.
and Bill Dinnccn. .
the American Lcacizc “...- .
to the rule of no: k:;v.r:‘
quit.
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:rchr-i 1'
w 3:0
v"‘i'
After Keefer passt‘i r;
jors he took a Mir: :1
league game with Tc;-
Toronto played in Xi'fiu
lived at his homs in 2‘
evening I met him 0::
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In
“How are things
asked.
"Rotten."
couple of l-al‘s 3...
old youiig’stcr CL
through." Kt'x'i .
other game.
be r-’:
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A
Bill Dinne- 11
career with the S
had an ironclad cw
His arm. which
him. was gin-n a A
tried it out in a an?»
tion game. The
something like '25 l‘
ed in his uniform
though he could x...
b.
ww' ‘
have seen scores of stars fade nut. not . to carry him the 3"!"- ‘i ‘-
lOfier
Pitchers of Red Sox '
‘. MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 12.——Andrcs
Hanna, representing the Minneapolis
3111ch Sh.c13ib.:won tho muons!
bent! the Cincinnati Natl
habit! Club Saturday.
beers-apart“! u a holdou‘r
/
Leonard $50,000
to Fight Freedmafl
1- c
NEW YOI: K.
boxing champion age
man of Chicago tr.“ >
Chicago promotcr. Viw‘i
last night by Billy Gzliscazt
muna'ger. The bout we.“
near Chicago. in May.
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Pmelli Signs With
CLVCINXATI. Feb. 7‘
contract of Babe Pinciaieadqufl
man, was received at 0:31 W
n 4
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