All of the Major
gue. Twirlers
.. Season, Report-
every Lamina” {all
I. Dllzzy \"unm-
Nationala was ill"
the 1923 KEIIS‘
strikcnul king
it was nil May 1: that he
the hilzh mark for tho
the .\Yllf‘l‘lt'tltl.< as \vtll,
V uck out it (Manta:
‘ added onn- nmrv'
in nlnv innings
:iftv‘r the ninth.
l‘hllliru ranks ncxt to
lace for u nnr-zzulw IV'l‘fl‘l'lllililCC
National With 12 strikeouts.
‘ olmson. as might lw
lt‘ndf!‘ in fillln' mils,
this summon by fanning 1;: lrnu.
to of the l‘nmlnn lit-l Sux. liltinkn
«'a- h (ruling-l “1th;
d Dflnfortli at"-
'1 lil’ikt‘uuts 1:) :1 ;.ll‘ I.
The record of Lazmvs n! the nus!
n in the moat.» ill uhirh lll"l"‘
are M’Vt‘tl hr linu'v- lnnisnlrn stl'tltl»;
. out follows:
SATIONR l.
l'lll. vs. St. Lows.
April 20—»lm'1u' .
.vs. i‘hiralzu.
B—Al‘mmlm. i"
Zilw—lamur. l'i . \‘M. l'ltlnlnzrizh.~
’1 June Tiliv—l.lill'l .
July- n~~\'anr l,
7 July lT-Tvtl'w. >2
_‘ June in ,- \lVl'lCm.
Allin}. l7<~~\ .llll v,
May 2‘ — \Uln -,
.\.\llilll(‘\\
April '2'—-—.\'ll:i\x r. x, _“
3*ltnlw1fltuxn
“-5. .5 p.‘ .
.‘lnl’lllll, I'lwxw. V24.
X—-[:-lll~'v'lklrll, t'lll. \s. \\'a.~l|.
Ill—l‘xlllur-u., '
ll—-lt:17li'ul!ll.
lV—*.ll'llll~<vll.
33—»i'tvlillvu'h.
27~-»-l‘-l:illl;' mlzip. I‘lll.
Oct. C—ul'lil". 'irll‘lll vs. i'hit'ulzu
3"— Shut l\' l.
;,AltrmLEVEN
‘ . IE READY
Md ('Orps A r e a l
’ Team Will May 14‘
Next Season
‘ ‘vlilq-r lt..\ Sill . ~'
'hflhirlr: tn m 1L“
beau». for l'ui Fill” rm urn. mza-
‘ N‘gniiuiinhr .lr- unlit:
flour big In um:
lil‘,‘ 'l .llr‘i Corps
in all ni-x‘t neuron ulmrtav tvn Kilnit-S
.30 played Illlllllff this tall.
Nady have lwt ll .M {Li in lwoln: n.’
- 0* lllllllfl tulnm it: tl‘r-
ch ngh no l"'llll"M llzuv Int-n rm
r¢l 11:1 yet, it .u llulh'l luv 'l‘liml.
Area ot'l'ivlzllq llliil lxiltllv‘n “il‘n‘
\Vl'Hl' r-n l'rmfvri-n!”
possibly Mulligan will he ar—
tuqu) and
u: lwnn rl‘pnrlml tllai rt-vor-u
Army's Nlurh ulm Will gradu-
fifln‘l \Vest l'nlnt in June will in:
a to tho 'I'liirll Arra. and ”m!
an Bmylhn. Yum, Goodman
gills-in .wlu he tuallnblu for
LFAlumuntl Burkv'n Phrases.
v VIII contesting: tho frvprru
. or! the. city of Bristol whip}.
member! to parllinmhnt,
I“ for his (tram-lute n mm.
citizen of that tnwn.
the voting hogan nurkcz'n
willed luddtnly.
it In” mocolec'ltm mach
crowd of voter: in ion»!
19”""mvlty: "WM: mallow:
"and arm *0 pur-
fl
1- g ‘ "m"
ANXAPOLIS. Mi. Dc" 13
changes have tar: :2...
list of reprcsrn‘anus m .1
Athletic ASSOClIlllCY‘. Tam-‘11;
ent sports at‘lhe Sax-a!
most of the formnr w rcpan
positions harin: (Arr. d
The positions «*crrm-p :1
of Graduate Dir-r'nr r.-‘
other colleges. A
men namtd
Navy teams 23..
now command.
The new arr-critic - :‘c
follows:
Bast-bull.
Moran: rowinz.
“'illiam N. Iii-22;:
ball. Lifiutl-Ymrt
field and hat 1-1. l.:- _
'1'. Short: lacross. i; --
ian 1’. Cohen: '
mander Jos‘t“
ling. Lieutenant
gers; swimming.
\v . .
.nCF. r~ '
and gymnasiirs.
TEXHAMER (1st PENN , 1- .
OVER FAILURE TO PLAY
ain of Football Team Becomes P'eeved Over
Fact that he Did Not Get Into Cornell Game
——Leaves School Without Degree
i Capt
l
Thor‘s something akin to a;
ho art lllrll‘) in a noun dispatva from <
l'liilail'lphia. it 5:133 that! 'l't‘x‘
“with r. rapluin of the I'niunally oi"
lumwjdxania t'nnllmll tram. hrs ”Hi
mull-ll from ihv university. llilll'l-l
bruit-ll lut'aus‘w lm didn't bro-alt intol
Ill" linrup against Cornell Trunk»!
L'ixln: l‘m. and that it" has gone|
llmu- \rnlwui \valtm': to gut hisi
vlwirrw Ill .ll;n~'. :
l
l
l
l
l
.
l
llltln'l Learn lA‘sum.
ll- ru "3 :I lll'lll‘ that lill: tlo‘szrutt'll
l"l't illi" lur it it is. 'l‘l X llll ”Ir. :1
l‘l‘lllt w l.2.1t1\:' l-lg: t'nli- an l‘aiifnin.
inm lailwl in comprollrnd ilu mu,-
_i|!|‘ ~ :lmt malt- < tiw gamv ln- lrncd‘
Inni'll \.l.:!v. 'l‘llu one r-al mason
in t'llli‘l t-kv ‘l‘r'vnl lll" gridiron
‘latvi ;:ll4r lev. ln- has ultrr'y fail-
ill in lv urn.
l'mnlmll if-ll" n came for th sci.
‘le. It's m.- Kamv \f ilv- unit--
(lnll m" ”1" uhnlv unit from the
\‘l-l‘llt‘ l‘unth to ill“ ‘lowlilst ‘lfl‘llb-
: l-zach man nu tin» Squad is :tsku‘ to
;::;\-= ill" lI-ril that's in him. am'i if
lllu‘ lust isn't as; L'rmd as snmw r-ihvr
illitm's ln-‘t. in- l‘llnlllll sic}. aside
\'.illl ”it illnw‘s‘l thllv he can mus-
lwr Illn'vr llll‘ «irrznllstnnmi and
l',l\4‘ llll‘ t'illv'l‘ l-llu'v Y‘lltllll.
(lm- ul’ l‘umllmll't \‘irlm‘>.
lt':l a lull-I: I\)Hf‘l'lit'" *fllll"—
lllIlIS. it's a wllFamm‘lming ruwrl-
rnrv alums. llllt man) a 'llilll is
l~l::L:t-r :inri Int“ 1‘ in!" 'm\‘:i;;; 'nrnv,
ll. All-l liltlllullil lh'ilt'll'h lyim mi
lnar it. 'l'”:‘.t'5 unv nl' loch-ull'nl
‘\1~r;.‘ rcal \il‘l.ll('F.
'l‘-\ lLllll‘l‘ iHi't the fin”. lilttl
it an! l'.’l]>l.llll to drain tin l-itt- v' CHILI
‘l‘lzu- Nan l.:.-l win not :1. My: nun.
lurtmmzl‘l l'.lll Mir just latex the?
,vmr. mill lllt-zw- Izaxr‘ lit-onasvu'rull
;m ll:- Milli.» “Us: at mriousi
:lllllIS. \\ll(ui]u}: Sniu I}; had :: lat-tin;
'uf it at l'nnvw't-n in thv war Justl
l
|
It‘lllgl .1.
[2m ll." ll'L‘l. striking ram: that!
:Il'Hll‘.’ in lllln‘l. if all r-ports are!
' ll‘li' . ltamu nu (l in 'l'cx llamcr's home;
‘Sfat- un tin.- 5-1! somw day that lia—j
"1- ["5 i~ .llu play-Ml Cornvil. Andi
ll‘.‘ 1" has just as nun-h at binkv—
[-vn'». .. mun ’ ill the brains ofil‘r-
[Ham rs inwdv- d.
t'aplnin Hulda-«ml for Job.
'l'lw stun.- r:: .‘l- llzrwilsl )i-Htangs
':u~-l tl.-. Llailor lilars for the
'll.lllll‘lun\lillb n! the
l't-vlfv-renm: l: fnre the larrylad a-roWd
2)..” vvlr saw a fm-‘lmll game south
,,,r 7? -- f»l:i~ 'h-l‘i‘.")ll luv. After
‘lflli s‘razz‘nt vars in llir Cunlvr-
-y-w ("ll.lr. 'i‘n Mustanus swept
t:.rou'.;h all t-lmfnition ”Hi :-"I' and
2mm hi’flllll‘r' T‘tl}ihr (i'li'rrfll‘l‘il lo
trm' t‘lu inns: liaptirls ll'Hll from
.i'illl m an ‘f‘f'rrt in nu: 02f a debt
lull: (l\ljl“l"i".
'l'lu; captain of the .‘lllrtan; team.
”ti-l :Jar was l'-:-l lirnirv. it \I-iurun
tentvr. :‘alllIUlilfll a fight“! from
luv lvart out. llanitls is a {rail
'3.u=.~'h hardy til-pin: the tar .ll. 160
pounds. liv “as: t'ltarl‘y and t‘lzan-
l_\' nutt'izmavul for 1:23 job in this the
:uar of his captaincy. by a magnifi-
(w-ntly lvui‘lt )oungstvr ifllnu d lluddy
King. who «amtr up front the fresh-
mnn aftrr Daniels had hot n wearing
xlu- \armly lvitvr for two years.
know Kim: \vas Better Plait-r.
it was; the crunllcst disamnolnt:
. in» nt llanicls could be asked in bear
—not to he the playing leader of
this first championship eleven in the
hi>tnrv of his college. But Bill
llaninls had the bigness of character
to h-alizc that Buddy King was the
lwtivr man—and for that mason
was more \‘ulualiln. to the team unit.
\Vln-n ilm Mustangs took the field
against lluylor. Bill Daniels herded
hls plow-rs near the side lino in a
little knot. ,
"l'd giyl- everything in the world
I've got to be standing in liu dy
King's shoes today." he told them.
"llut l'm not. llc'a cleanly earned
tho job and it would be unfair to
tho llrfllll for me to take it.. i want
you to give 'em all you've 3M out
thcro. It's our one chance to pay
off all old debts. "
“Don't Owe Me a Thing."
you to know that I'm with you every
"And a: for you. Buddy. I want
lmvli of the way, big ‘boy. 1'" be
pulling for you from the bench with
i v'vt-rytitlng- I've not. I hope you
limit", every tackle. Don't think
about In» 11/ minute. You don't own
mt- tt thing. Just bring that old
foothill! game back in hero to me.
and you and I'll in mom (or lites'
play of" Buddy King. and tho Mus-
tang hacks hci piled up 16 point-
onto the field.
for the (‘0nf0.‘cncc championship.
ill" I‘t'i't'rl't-'s final whistle “'13 still
lrillim; when Captain liill Daniels
luoltv from the bench and raced out.
Hug lint-h ()llu-r After Game.
Grabbing Buddy King in a bear
hug. he shouted above the hul‘abn:
loo of tlm rejoicing Mostang nnakc
dance, "You showed 'v-m. trig boy.
You timid tln' grvatrst ianlitr low-r
saw. l'm proud to shakc your
hand."
And llnddy King. according to by-
stander-xi. just lmggml lliil l‘aniola
some {1% wants since opening the
present 908511". The Crowns put up
a line exhibition.
their French and Spanish mixed up
once in awhile but outside of that.
they are all right. They think that
Firpo is a Frenchman.
A
trout and if the In: do nut map out
or it. they will he taking their
measure. TIIL‘ should be the best
lull k and couldn't say a word Very
' rill] t-ars were t ntirrly trio cits:- toi
‘ thu' surface. ‘.\ friendship war; horn .Y- 1"- fl- 5- 5‘15"“1‘
right tin-m that will last out thc': ’ ‘
span of two lives. Unt- Illa?! had‘
lvarnml iliv lesson of true Silil’lrlt‘lr.
’l‘ln- nthrr had mrt real sportnnau-
ship fact: to fact.
That brethcrn and helovd. is
football. ‘
If 'l‘«~x Humor has really hit l'cnn
lir-rv‘s it hope that is was ’or r‘nmc
nlhvr reason than tho fact that he
didn't break into the lineup i’p,’1lnfll
Ifornvll.
KAPLAN READY
FOR LEONARD
-In Good Condition for
Battle in Waterbury
This Evening
Kid Kaplan, fit as a fiddle. for his
l'.‘-r0uml lvoul with Johnny Leonard.
'of .‘TTl‘ll'O‘d'n. l‘t-nna.. tonight. in the
\\'atr‘rl;u:‘_\' Armory. It doesn't take
much to find out whether Kaplan is
in condition or not. News spread:
quickly in Moridt-n and the ,lloys
larountl thr- i-nrnt-r cigar store state
'wlth authority that the Pride of
2M! ridrn is l‘f‘fll‘lli' in nu. 'l‘hey 0x-
prvss sympathy for Johnny Lennard
but thinl; lit: was ill-adviser] in going
up suvh a tough nit as Kaplnn.
llowt-ver. this Leonard IM‘T‘HOn radi-
atvs self-confidence. lie says he is
fully conversant with Kaplan's im-
prvssivc record but isn't a bit alarm-
--tl. "l haw: met lN'llt'l‘ boys and I've
livml to tell it." he says. Leonard
looks to be in. th cprm'erbinl pink
himsvlf. He will not lack followers.
rum-Flally in \\'at(-rl)ury, \vherc Kap-
vlan is non-s too popular because of
his \1rlnry over Johnny Shugrue a
ryuur ago.
The semi-final between Johnny
Mason.ot Bridgeport, and \l’illie Shu-
grun, of \‘Vntr-rllury. in attracting no
(‘nd of attention in both itit-s. Shu-
crue and Mason are lpg a. feud
that is a replica of the Kaplan-Her—
man act. on a sniuller scale. In three
bouts. neither has been able to settle
decisively the question of superiority.
l’romotor , Mulligan thought they
would be able to'settle their argu-
ment “for good" it they were match»
tell it such is the case. .
gAn attractive preliminary of 10
munds will be staged between Young
Mulligan. of Norwalk. and Young
Silvcrberg. of Herlden.
u
Expects to Pay Creditors.
1 .
BOSTON. Dec. __ 11.—-At a hearing
today in the Federal Court upon the
question or appointment or receiver:
for the R. H. Long Company aid the
B. H. Long Motor: Company. both
or which have been recently ‘petls
“fined into bankruptcy. attorney:
for R. H. Long aid that the latter
expect: not only to pay his creditors,
but to 'have a. substantial amount
left over. Judge Lowelltook the ap-
pointment of receivers under consid-
eration. , -"
l
Genet-l Motors Activity.
Oakland division at Genet-11 Mo.
tor: now has, more ‘rnenwrnployul
than during uny'Dec'ember In the
history of the company. rsit‘t the
exception at December. 1919,.
. fluduon um Proms.
Net mina- pltho Radian-Ho-
tog-€3- Co._10r the year-roasted» .
your mwrtnrn ”tongue! “”0!
been held our ‘ '_ ~
m7, ”at.
is in the game every s-‘con A {cw
more players like Rube/nu the Big
T“l\'|‘ would be knocking themlnll
over.
to. min Hull)": )lljor Dengue out-
an am last lmxkcthall players. as
well as good hunch.“ plucrs.
. O O 0 '
ed in a ill—round bout. Tonight will
i .
plo-
Nlcc game last evening.
0 O .
Snap out of it Big Five.
0 O O
The Big Flu.- hmc been meeting
.0 o o .
Some of these sport writers get
0 0
Battery C is deu-Ioplng I “no
.lunlur team in the county and,
should men talc Ibo measure of the
Rube Gordon is ll hard plnycr and
O O 0
Tim Rod Men will meet a last
or. All 0! the members of this out-
Sport la
Chat and Comment of Special Injer
- Nat-walk Fans. '
B: Dior D. Dorm-~
Grcen has put'them through several . ' .
hard practices of late and [I well Of Tlme for Practlce
pleased with
that they
Somconc must have been so cx- tars. not American skill and staini-
t-llctl 1! the Armory last night. that no. wbn the Davis cup and the
they forgot to pull the be" finding world’s tennis championships. ac-
the game, until after the captain of cording to Suzanne Lengl ~n. Not
the (m1: team had called for time that. Suzanne wants it to he believed . -
. that the games were not on the U no“ mainland at the same tit-:1
square. Oh. non. but Amaricun l 2 useful gift
of Nor-walk fight fans tennis players don't have to \tork I '
will go to Waterbury this evening to for a. living and therefore are able 9 They are made in a number of me.
witness thyboutz in that city. Most to devote the requisite amount at
of them will go by automobile.
'Young Mulligan is in 3000 shape . ~. .
, ‘ ‘ great rumors. admitted Mlle. “eng.
“'1'” bmlLulth ‘0'”: (-4ch Ion. who is training down Lil”? for
um! is out low-1m a victory.
mean (“‘1' Mn”: 1:: “T1. '03.. b"; cause they are always in trim. The}
or “m "M '“-y “ ‘ ' col “3 " train all the time. But look at out ‘
this cu-ning. ‘
meet. a hard nglitor
in Leonard and will have to keep his
eyes open and his hands busy every _ ‘ ;
Allentown hand and a. racket. in the t-ll.(r.
Kaplan will
Johnny Mason and “‘ulle Shu-
gruc will do their sin" again this
These boys have fought a
number of times and Shogun- Ins
nincd the decision 'by a shade in
’l‘hc lligh school basketball team
and Erank Star
In a game lhabwaa hrd fought
up until the last second of play and
which kept the fans on their feet
most of the time. the Norwalk Big
Five was defeated by tho. Presenta-
tion (‘rmvn Five of Brooklyn. by the
score of L‘s-27. In the preliminary
game the Battery t‘. team defeated
the llr'solutca of Danhury. by the
score 0! 41-32.
Gunrnicrl was the first player to
toss in a basket after the main game
started. This was followed by an-
other trinket by Mllllgan of the
visitor's team. At the end of the
first half the visitors were leading by
the score of 14-11. In the second
halt the locals started gaining on the
Crown: and as the final bell rang
were only one point. behind-them.
There was quite some disco-stout at
the close of the gamedncatue the
captain of the visiting team called
for time out. just as the game was
over and the. bell rattan, The fan:
did not know the me wag over am
the team- started to leave than r.
Mullen was the loading Icorer tor
the Big Five. he tossed/in llx bal-
kets and two fouls (or a. total of 14
points. Douglas and Milligu: were
the stars for the Crown Five. Gav.
anaugh and Gordon played a line
floor gumc :or.tho Big Five, these
with their“ first work and broke up
many plm‘ot the visiting team. ,
little bit too strolls tor the—visiting
Resolutea from buubuliy. 'The game
wu played under meteor ruiea and
this somewhat handicaped the Bat.-
bery outfit. .
the outstanding our. for the Battery
tum. Etch of these players toned
in savanna-item for u {out at 1‘4
points. Henna , and Ralph Hanson
were the leading scorer: tor the
Hating Town team.
About 3001mm attended the saloon.
After the main game Gunning not
place. , _ ’
’ The more. follow: ’ .
BAMBI c. .
l , ' .02. p.“
der d‘ r cl» 0? (fir-311: '7 ' :
HM“ clouloool‘ 7:
Q
, . .- . -' o
Jeane .............,“'2 1
o
o
Funk. 12......"u 7» ,
Brothel-ton. lg ....... 3. .‘1
l'otgl to 7
most of these attains. but he has
is fast rounding into farm. Coach been unable to score a det'ialvc win.
PRESENTATION CROWNS WIN
OVER NORWALK BIG FIVE COURT STARS
Score was 28-27 in Hard Fought Game—Mullen
Leads in Scoring—Battery C Defeats Re_s- XE“. YORK D... 11—“... M
olutes of Danbury, by 41.32 Score—.Malkln vent or Al Wittmcr to the basketball
Clark: nflr-
:lloNEY CAUSE _ ___ t.
or SUCCESS
Suzanne Lenglen Says
Players Have Plenty
u:
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n.
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i
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What Better Gift ?
. What bettergifttlun FOOT COM
FORT— a pair of
‘ Ye Old. Tyme Comfort Shoes.
This {moms footwear which com
him good looks and absolute comf .
gimyou an opportunity to make -
I
CANNES. Doc. 13.—Amcrlcan dol-
tnodek. suitable for all ages and tastes.
time to training. _
"Johnston and the other: are
If you do not know the size
quit-ed. one of our Ye Old: Tyme
' Comfort Christmas certificates wt
l .solve the dchulty.
§ ‘ . Step in today and let us help yo
L make your selection.
Keeler Shoe
Store
6 Old6 me
COMFORT SHOCS
It “1" next year’s matches. “but it is‘ be-
player. Brignon. for .instamr. l
have often Seen him at the court-5‘
between noon and two o'clock. his
lunch hour. with a sandwich in one ;
That‘s how he has to train. '
"If our players had the mmcl
freedom from the financial nrccs—'
sltlea of life thcy'vould make. thc?
American '5 take a tack stat. I
hope that some wealthy French-E
man or association can find r. was‘.3
without encroaching on the amateur
sport regulations. to permit 0 u tcn- ?
nis players to train as the Ameri-
cans do. If that were done I am
certain the tennis lionors‘woud not
go across the ocean."
GET POSITIONS
Say; “Merry Christmas
With A Photograph-
mentorahip at Princeton University
and Howard Cann to the same po-
sition at the New York University
Hanson. it ....... . . . . .
R. Hanson. c - ‘ng . . . . .
Schoenflcid, lg . . . .
.PRESENTATION CRO‘V. ‘S.
Douglas. rt
Genginback, c ........
Murphy, rg ...'.......
Mulligan. lg ..........
mustang
I
Totals ..... . . r. . . .713
BIG FIVE. ,
Gourmet-p. rt ........ 8
Mullen, it ....
Newman.c-rg....... 1
Kelley.rg ............ 0
Gordon. is - ‘c .....‘. .7. 0 .
Camaugh.lg ...‘....’.. 1
, Totals, . .. . . I. .. [n
Refine—Frank.
two players were allover the. court.
The" preliminary game was: fast , ‘
contest. but the Battery teem was a.
Bay Malian and Jake Frank were
m nronx,’ Dec. 1§.—oene on, and. N Y k
Tunney). who sitcom!!! “3‘9“?!“ singul; Imhxfignuxve $1271: 39;:
in: title. in 1.15» round. mtchi with ni . g , .
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— *2 (3 [A .0: - . Theteunthatyoarwuthegrea
ml“. .- m 3 meet _ ,
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' seems to indicate a. tendency on the < . . . - ~ ~
g 3 part, or tho.collegc authorities to en- The kmdly thought! of ChnStmastide are {Hungry e
o s gage recently graduated court “are pressed by the gait of your photograph—given the 11.31--
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0 32 gas“, ‘0 coach the University.“ togrsphs and_you Will be sure of g‘vmg J E
Pennsylvania basketball team soon flung m each instance-
. after his graduation from the col- , .
’0' Ps' loge. He had starred on the court Photographsare gifts you can easfly afford to gm. 3
1 5 during his student days. That. was family and friend; will always treasure them.
0 0 a. few years ago, when he succeeded _ . , _ .v '
1 5 L0“ burden “0"”d'0’merv C0!“ Better make tint appomtmentl today Christma= (1.3
o 10 nell coach, wasr also a basketball "I”. an .
____ __ star at Ithaca. n W hour .
3 , 28 The sport powers at Princeton .
*3 N- Y- w my W" = The Mlchelsen tu 10
loaf from Philadelphia; and Blue:
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in mtgntng‘Wlttmer andflunn to
the basketball coaching vocations. It
is an excellent thing to have two
former stars directing younger men
ottthelr own almo mater:
‘Wutmer, who captained. the Tiger
quintet in 19214332. when‘lt Won
the Intercollegiate .Leaguo cham-
pionship..lttnkin¢ the place of Hill
mu. i! titer or G..W. A. Zahng‘the
Daubmo th coich.‘ In that- season
W’lttaner played only two games. I:
he graduated in‘ mldaeason. '
that year the Zalmocoached Buy Jewelry as Gifts
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Howard Conn. one of the stars of
the turnout violet quintet of 1919.
which won the national, A. A. L'.
championship at Atlanta. in that
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