\
Wheel-in
Hint Gme— Pre“
. . v or Stamford
MI on Iliad-y will llao up
the toluene 0! Derby. who
Moved one at the boot nomi-
- » 8 football turn- to the
h valley.
We coal mum will have to clap
rm poo. to wln ever the violmro
mm. Among the mom- nun
”3&6“. have dot-salad thin lee-
m the [not lit. Jama- oulllt of
gene". wIm were detected by
more a! 04) (HI Thank-[lulu
they will NIV the Acorn: a!
3A for the uhoumlmI-lllp u!
fly he o muwlo M new
tame. the 'l‘lmarn, when they
"9. mm thin Huntley, ll lo
M the! the Vellum some wlll
. "loin In first clen- nhdli. fur the
; e hllli fllulntnrd nu ‘l‘hnulumlw
m, (la the lullnwln‘ Hun-toy
m. JIHIGG Hf nl‘llllrltul‘l, “HI llu
Mtrartlon.
ACK HAMMllllD
AT fillFBACK
f, lll Start in Game
' Against Y n l e o n
N e x t Saturday
Line the Same
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infirm” ln u. 1mm. m, we Ht‘ml
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,Mfllh ”I” nu-l I‘vvlnlw‘ nl llw with,
‘Enflnmn and limits Lu Mm. I‘qplnln
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:urmluugll If‘tllr'.
fin (,‘rlmaun plnwr- will nlva all
gamma Ilunnmur mvnt n Inn-n
meeting m' nlllllvnln "I the Murmur!
run”, tumunuw : H mm: 'l‘llfi’ Wlll
kwfid 'l'luumlay nnrl l‘lllluy night;
In ”Mammal nl tlm llI‘IIIlllslll Hprln‘a
flmll‘y I‘lnh, ' f—j
filkrl lwlnlrvn fur the junta wlll
mkuerly allll'lllll'vl Mr any uvl
Mm: hlntll Inn» nlv \a'np llmt llrk-
Mu,bbuul In llnvvnv-l mm how. no!
”A“ thllr 1.1“le 'llu- thrIlI ""H’
‘13“ w lllr all! “run!" mu ptlnln-d u"
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mu C6AcH"” '
TRAEK mm
Lawson Robertson ls
Likely to (touch
Olympic Track
gleam, it Is Reported
W‘f’lni‘fl NIH. 2‘: Hr rln llnn n!
EWWHIH " final. of llnelnu, all [Irr-
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in» in"
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u! the Nulluunl A. A. UuAlf‘I
immune tut tunic Ilmu lull Ann-(Iran
, > 0,10. Aduplluu n! a more lenient
M ln‘wunl l'lmrlrl I'nddnt‘ll,
”It! hclu‘llnrl hf Atlnnlln "HY
' [Hm annual mawnntlvm in $924,
quell the oltmlng tun-ohm n! the
w 1le Amelrur Alhlallq tmlvm
It“ lull. but '- veal ante v.
fun! we. tn nlaolnd unonlmmI-ly
M
a
Verna In: r7, or ill lmulo, filth.
». “'0!" ”In rams, Murray Hullmrt,
I Mayor at an Vnru mu, mm
row {mm the pro-Manual rune-
hlfllt. ”no ole-Had nut vlmtprue-
.- filh" «Gloom Moulded:
‘ 06 b. MM". 0! (shun-M, “been
66M: l» D- flenfll-Hn. nl
Orton”. "mo Vlnrprd-nt,
It I}. Day. M Hall lulu. «my,
. thrmrlom and try-dutch
I'M: o! How York (my. M-
‘rmtni‘r amt trouuror.
, r» n of the Hoard at Twat-u
were John 1‘. Taylor. .l'lttl-
l Oomuol uoodmln. non Fron-
Altd Charla A. Duo. Chic-co.
‘ for the Jame. E. Sullivan
”looted were Judge J. T.
on New York City: John Ic-
rMon. W. Rublon.
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,1?” .
. of the Univer-
. ed to the
. -,eontlnittoe u been track
~ ouch to accompany the
.m. Cornell University
.'. - Princeton Univer-
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ANNAI'HIJH. Nov. 2:.» r-llurlnx
tlm mart twu clnyn the Nut-all Ill-lulu-
my mmvlwo will try tn pvrh-ut In the
Imuu uul unly tho vnrlmi nauurlment
ur nthstmlvo III-ye whlrh wlll he
tlnml ugnlnnt the Military AI-mlmny
next Hulunlny. but a "rank and
I‘llUlllIi llt‘flllllll‘ whlvll wlll lm ready
in "wet uuv allalek \"llli‘h llm Army
hurl Iu utter.
'l‘lm Nuvy In nut tln-nrlzlux no In
leiI‘H)’ (ht, ful'lll In \t’llltfh llu-
.U‘tuy'u umlu nllm'k \vll! t'illlllf. ll. ls
unwounu tn mart [nut and running.
lvrrm‘: lln-s driving, nml uu‘lml and
during rurwurvl lumping. It In real-
”it‘ll that tho Nury llvrumm muut lm
ullln tn lulm t'lll'” a! any nllnuku
ktmwn Iu Inmlrrn funllmll.
I! all ”I" Army llllt‘kl are in c-nn-
.lltlnn, II will he nllln to ulnllvvr In
ullurk “llll'll will he llllni‘lll’ lu ulnp.
.‘llnyllu-. It In ndInIllr-vl, ln nun a)! the
l‘uxlvul Iiml munt lllllll‘l‘l'nllfl Illld
tunnvrn in HM lviunl. \‘r‘llllv‘ walll.
nhllc: nl llm l'nlvg’ultv nl‘ l'llln-
lml'xh, Inmln lln- rc-nutullun «If lmltu:
lhu llllt‘lll‘nt Ilnn lulllvr or the rullexun.
ln lulelllluu, IlII-ru- urn “'uml, till-
mnrv. lvv-t unvi "there. All mnmlllvrm!
luu'kn nl’ mm'n ilmn orxllmtry
lln-nglh.
The Navy nlou wlll lm grvnlly out-
wrlgltod In tho lmc-ktlel-l and alno
In the “whim pulllltifil. 'l'lm tmvy'u
I'll. cnmlllnallun In mull” up of MI:-
Kee, llllnl‘ll'll'lllt‘k, 1032 ‘ll‘llnl‘fl. ”fly-
run. ”3 pnumll. null t'ullv-n. Hill
[l'lulllll. hulflml'ku; null llnt'vhnl. l34
pmmalu, tulllmrl‘. 'l‘hln glwn on uv-
I‘l‘ti'. of HM 1",: puumlu.
Army llerllllt‘ld llrnvirr.
The WI'l‘llll nt the. chief Army
l-m-ku ntv ill-“Ill, 1'1"; Smytho. 1‘5;
\vmnI, l‘:;., ullmore, no, and Ivan.
l7". 'l’l'm tutu- nun are almost rer-
tln lu lm plrkml from the-n tlve.
Wllll llrulu. tlm average In for Im-
uyml that n! the Navy, and wlthout
him It lo m-nui-lrrnbly greater.
There in mm h IIIrnllloIInn here In
In the exact status of lmth Hmythe
and llowllt. Hmythe wnn hurt dur-
ln. the Arknnaln game I. wool: I‘D
Inn! tintuniuy. and left the field
ltmltlu. no if hln llmulder we: badly
llrukrn. Nu doflnllo new: at him has
llnl'n revolved hero and Navy pennla
lmno that he will In: able In play on
they wl-h In mart the Army in full
etrahzilt,
Hewitt, when he played wllh thn
”Mentally at l'lIl-l-uruh loot, new".
wno rntmt In flu- horde-t men In the
Plant to Mun when «surr'yln' the hall
on a ”no way. [In two Ina-n col-ml
v-ry mtla ol Wort rulul. pull a ”I:
ma! Im- rm-«hua horn null he clue.
"at upnunl urn-Hy In the gun;
nrmnhon. In evil: 0' MO yn’nflullnh.
However, to lo twill-wall luau that he
will be "and Mo" a Imrllm- at tho
enm- It load. mm the! wllllo lu- l-
Merl». the ”My "Ml wlll lm (trim
a: mum; tammlvanam
The and. are at”; m- army,
MM, pl l"! "l- tearhle .m-lllut‘m. l'dil
um Hellman, ”mum. flit), and
”moment. autumn. um gunman,
loom ”DO“ ulna-o on m- Anny Blot-nil.
(Immoral In them on Hallow-all. II?
grounds. and (lime. otumt um
pounds. TM. would mam:- llmt the
tackle- would he the writ-lulu «In
loetlvo it the Army plan a llnu.
driving some. ltowev-r. ul- Navy
pleura are good defend-l man and
they have worthy inbflllnlol lit
Brunt. Walker and \‘Iqu.
ladleulona palm to a “mo in
which both olden will warm \Vlllll
the detona- ot both to very otronu.
the mo. like that o! lnt your. to
likely to develop o varied and dorm.
attack on the port of both. lloth
with intelligent We. and both
Invoke»: «Synod with bk" to it!
,In With my mums.
Nam Veteran loch.
lo lcxoo. Dem Cullen. and
Bot-choc. the Rev bu on 0:35":-
ro .
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NAVYTRAlNlNGllARDl-‘OR . .
GAMEWITHARMYSATURDAY?
Coaches at Naval Academy Working Hard to
Perfect Defense—West Point Backfield i8_
Stronger—Smythe May be Out of Game
PENN READY FOR
CORNELL GAME
Team is Driving for
this Contest Thanks-
giving Day—F i n e
Team from Ithaca
l‘mmnylvunla‘l tilt-lee defeated,
~ruuumll Mew-n In preparing to men.
Cut-null at Frnnklm lt‘leld on
'l‘hnkrulvlnz Day. The Quaker!
urn ulrlvlng desperately to {rt 1 win-
ning Innm really for the big test
with Dillvle'a men. and whua .hey
rt'ullzv tull Well the nature of tho-
lurk lu-l'nru ilwm hope hill not been
abandoned. ()Cher Cornell teams
tun-u l-nmn down to Franklin Field
our» of \Irtlry. but we have limped
at! in the half dunk while Pennavl-
wutlu‘n mun dlll all the dancing over-
thn vlmlk llmd nvllt. I‘m-hope u ask»
not" wxll be worked thlu III-Ion. i
ll will rnqulm nothln' lore than a;
{netball tulrnclo to stem the Raf
and Whlte “do on Thunkrmvtng day-.3
l‘nrncll in perhaps the wound but
tram in the tint. and Ithaca non
rvIum-«I m ylt-Jd the palm to Yale
Unh-sn lnlurlvi untamed to pro: 1
live tum nlnwed up the Cornell loan
ll lnnllh :ll Imml twu louehdowna lug:-
lrr than l‘vunaynulxtn. with decide-l
lrmllnx toward three. fir ponlhly tour
:u'urv-n hvllvr. It in only In kicking
llmt tlm tint and Blue excell Cor-
nvll.
Muarnw, the Penn punter. dl-l
Iluulo wumlertul klukmg “ulnar.
5mm on lung on his tut-ward- prob
lm-lrd hlnl. Some of hi: aplrem
wen! lmomlnx down the field [or 50
and «In yards. Thin is not guru—
work. but a repetition of the word:
of mm who Witt-leaned the tune and
kept careful track oi the movement:
or the ball. Hugo Enact. who visit-
rel ”lo Yankee othco yooterdey ott~
ornnnn. sold that Mrflruv was . vmy
rnmllla kirk-“r. and [h- toeiturn
I’rnn Hluto mentor in not [tron to
”In turnrlire or motile; extravagant
ltainmentl. .1
Munrow, lnvldemolly. pllilfi A
very onII-h lame to! l'etm ll hull-
In: lm Illa Had end ”We "M. "9
gal mule lentil“ than Ql'li out"
my.» am Ilm team owe” All-1mm
The l'nunlylvinlo Ill-mama WM Very
luut boom-c mile. and wlll have to
In: iuilqlmd up canal-level“? to plan
”no mum“. deman- at the tum 9t
i'lnnu ulnl liens“). '3‘!" It)“ 01'
“unlit" and him In “molly till-
tunml. but than to man [Maw-w. It
anytlmm. In the arm 9! unwell.
’l'lmt lutrllla emu-h all twill! ill
mnwtlulnq the; wt“ mots: tlu Que».
bur duh-mic, moan lull“: the lac:-
lm. ll hard end our: and an end;
may a Ntlullllt' name all the lime.
t‘umuu tools a. lulu workout on
Hemmer wllll Jenna “will.“ on
uncut on the new "not and atom}.
The Imam team la now nomad to
the ilnlsull lmlloeo to point Inert“.
amt It the Penn come to played to
form then shout-l be e null-tuna:
mldlllon tn the point total. it to too
lull that the lied and White do“
not play I oomewhn atmnnr cello.
dulo. Grille. ta mom. the “It! and
Whlto have to take a lot tor planted.
and More wait a team or ouch m-
ol-lon we cover would do under a
liven condttlon. hint u long a: the
tted and White nmialm on at.
noon-venture and teem- ot that clue
other eleven playing a harder eche-
llule may out: well uoluted anneal
out!“ matter at sum-mug.
n- am
(lull tinte- Me
All at thou who have ever been
tolerated in Gulf tutu Stool he.
thodzemou “Southern Colonel? who
no umllcltexl advice leek
ell our the Street 0‘ the "
Will MeetMiekey Travers
' - W -.
”fin—l. - .
lgg
i
JOHNNY LEONARD
Who Is nne ot‘ the. tnp~notehcn in his class.
evening at the. Net-walk Armory,
with the {limb from New “raven.
will «trap punches tomorrow
This
should he nun of the best bout: stand ln Norwalk in sometime.
Chat and Comment of
NorwalkiFans.
All let.
i 0
Got xclng than.
0 O O
like lt‘hmtl will have to not re-
te. mum the am: Puritan! filth
team on unmet».
o e we
The Hut, l8 Ml out fer the boring
0mm» of the Moment]: paternal club,
at the titanium Armory an tamer.
to!» creel»: The momma" hope
that Ital! hum bill be a were-a, as
they have none to considerable or
mass to arrange, true crud.
o o e
Eddie (Help at timeout-y to who.
«one to thin in the 0W in: boat at
the new“. (ll-t, has been In the ~'
[auto for name time, but a not
seem to set nurture. l: a mm»;
(W at her. with r lino eta-em to.
We amt. who “doll: that .26 fine-a
not have to train to: he terms.
O ‘ Q
It tun been mm time end tlme
again. that o flutter meet hoop in
condition it he exp-wt: to M" KN
fitting“ the rum “me, J“
o o lode who nut out to
m their tot-tune us the rloe. curt
been to remember thlo tact.
to their regular standard. The
“Q! . 3 have
Ion.
O I ,.
mills-e may;
om m In the
“the
hut lieu—o-
new
managem-
teema this no- ,
“Moro-a;
>.
w...
port “Barrage ~53
3
E .
l
*:
Speém Interest i
\
«New...
- l
scored a victory
Yale did not have
men. Yale should 3h
.7 O O *
There new to be some doubt. in
the minds of basketball {no abdut
the City. that two teams phyla: it
the Armory this ma. can make
the some pay. There to no reason.
why they should not pay at the Arc: .
m. a: well n in Red Hen“: hall and
the Armory. "
Reach Wand
“those mum
enema
7T2“, Neural: 13% Five. have a
teed tellowtnx and are bound to
men a mecca of their wagon. The:
will meet some a! the best team: to
thin election use have {one on; any-
on tn their lineup.
l
-[COBBSAYSHWlSWllLBl-I ..
.mmrommsmsot}
He States it will be a Close Fight for First Place
Between the Yanks and Detroit—Best Out-
field in Major Leagues
.
DETROIT. Mich" Nov. 31—13
Cobb l; quoted in dispatches from
the South as perdicttng a. close fight
next season between the Tigers and
the Yankees. The Detroit manager
expresses a certain confidence thut
the Tigers will land near or at the
top or the heapfin 1524. Of course
'anybody can win a pennant to No‘
(\‘ember. but you will have to ad-
mit that Cobb has ample mucus for
his optimism. He has a team that
tlnlahed eecond ' in 1923. despite
many mishaps in the way of injuries
and. illness and he already has taken
steps to strengthen It for the com-
in; campelgn.
Cortex-etch? some or the reasons {or
Cobb's attitude ere:
The best outfield. otrenshely at
least. to the major leagues.
As a capable a. catching depart-
ment as exists on any club.
A star performer at first and third
'u: the infield.
A pitching staff that. gecerally
speaking. has youth and just e:ough
experience in tent company to bal-
ance it.
No one will deny the worth at the
Tiger outfield on attack. Harry
Hellman led both major 'eazuea in
.40: and Helm: Hannah. playing his
tlrst year in the big league; turned
In an average of .334 leth every
,L-rospectot his improving a: a hit-
ter. Cobb and Veach. though some-
what faded tron: the glory of other
years. are still among the moat
toured batters in baseball. Then
there ls Rhino I-‘otherglll, whom
Cobb is said to be grooming (or his
own center field berth. not. to trien-
tlon Al “611130. the slugger obtained
from Toronto.
Some critics have ranked Johnny
Hauler as the premier catcher o!
the American League. Other: will
dispute that. but It to certain that
the first string receiver or the Ti-
gers deserves to be placed near the
top. Just as important to the club
in the tact that it has a. highly cap-
able substitute to Larry Wendell.
In fact. a. lot of people will tell you
that Wooden when employed regu-
larly. u a better backstop. a quicker
thinker and a. more danger-mu hit-
ter than Bowler. At any rate. the
Tigers are Well fortified behind the
plate and Cobb will have no warriee
there to 10:: gas than two pet-torm-
er: keep their health.
Banter and Wooden did just
about all at the columns Ker the
Tigers last season. though Clyde
Bunion was ahead may; eager
for an costumer“. It he: been
and that Benton caught 154: game-
in the bull pen. ‘hxch gm hm: the
record tor the year. . ‘~
Just that will happen to the De-
troit infield heron April is largely
a matter or work. Then ‘3 no-
mble-ehanee of displacing Lu
BluootfirnMot-Bobbyaonee
at third. Topper Rhee: h virtually
sure to he the Titer-3' re‘u‘ar short-
stop. although Cobb recalled :chnnzr
liner from Omaha. and will take him
mung with an unotflclal recotd at '
K‘The Tigers have
to personally one or the most popu-
lar members at the Tiger cart and
many tens would dislike to see him
crowded out of the regular line-mp.
Speaking now or the pitchers: It
looks u t! Bert Cole is at last read}
to take his place among the Tigers
regulars. giving the club a comma.
tent left-handler {or the first time
in many seasons. Cole finished the
recent season as the most e:.’ective
pitcher on the start:
Sylvester Johnson is another pit-
cher who appears ready for stardom.
A torn ligament in his pitchmg arm
forced him or the last two weeks
of the recent man. Just as be had
hit his stride. but the winter'egrest
should man his return to condition.
Plllette. a. sensation in 192:, has the The City Will
ability. though he did not get r€-.
salts last season. §
Holloway should be better than l
he was in 1923. his first. sum :1 m?
the major leagues. George Dausxs,§
tarry-ins more than his shu-e or thel
burden. had one of his best years“
it given some help Dans: should?
do even better.
looked u ,
fall, mr ..
§taTS_
Yale
quarter
lion 0
hate
Jone-5'
that 1..
cral to
paigxzs.
be U'I:
ed [pen the Retun
0f )1 c (j r a w f M.
Trip ts: Europe
Rlp Collins thinks ; '
his arm will be all right by spring ' '
and maybe he will be or some as-
We.
W'hltehfll. the young left-honder
tra- Ennlnsham, has a deCeptive
amt-uncut or stuff and shower: im-
pressively in the closing day: or the
last race. Lil Stoner is 10111133 back
from Fort Worth. where he camb-
llehed a great record. Sep Good.
another left header. from Day City.
led the‘ Michigan-Ontario League
in pitching while blh Ludclgh to.
the same club. was good enough to1
win eight games in a row. ‘
Altogether it looks as
optimism is justified. though no one ‘
can tell what will happen before the
club. :0 to the out In the next
pennant stake. Lest we all become
too hopeful. we might recall that
thing- 9 this aha were written
last. win r.
just received
their share of the World‘s Series
money for landlnz in second place.
It totaled 827,859.78. which meant
81,978 to each of :7 men. including
Jimmy Damn. trainer. and Lew
BicCu-ty, road aecretary.’
HORSE FOR RACE
PARIS. Nov. 2:.——The selection of r
Eplnard. Pierre Werthelmer's crack
three-year-old. as the representative
or France in the international cup
metabestagedatLongchu-npnext
Us: is causing some controversy.
There/ is a. contention in some
quarter. that 31. Wettheimer'e horse
should not be allowed the unques-
tioned supremacy ot the French turf
without elimination trials. and par
than: of films, Checkmate, Mash—
lne. Le Glpucin and When De
Seveie are asking that these fleet
matter: be given a chance to chal-
! I! E land’s his:
Boxing Exhibition
FRIDAY NIGHT, N0 .
Then there are the prospects. Earl 7
[do
i: Cobb's '
Girl Born in China
With Three H" *
No talk
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