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An athletic rnmrt nml rutértuin-
& will be held in tho 3'.” L‘..\..
unnluru on New Year‘s Day. ut
o'clock in the morning. The
“to moot. six (“RF in. etc-tits.
ll be upon to all tho Stamford
' bong. regardless of arm or
ht. All participants .n lllt‘ run-
. ltoumvr. will be tllVlllL“ into
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J tordcr to give mvrymm ll fair
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L! '“ncl will in} nu‘ltth :l ilm “mo!
in tho contest. 'l'll‘ prvzmttt
the meet as nnnmuttw-vl l‘.l f’uttir-
by Mr. Gray of tlzo Boy‘s l‘tvl-
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ll- .tstwut [lob (Suntan. rf tit-3 Yanks.
to is ample rrason l-‘t‘ doubting
nt rrports tltut .\l.\:\.gvr George
J. or of tho Browns rxpscts to play
hum {of the Mound City entry
air-noon; "Ha: hop 3 to play."
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and lino“: “hoist-f ho spooks.
his rixht are is badly crom‘d
Of court. he cannot play whiiv
condition continua.
“(I no one knows. not even Sia—
physician. how long it may con-
“ It mny be yours befurwit is
" - correct and Iltt‘r-J in at least
bllity that ho nuvcr will r8-
1h! use of his rye."
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18. He did not attend the
meeting: at t‘hicaxo tad
‘tly dorm't “none! to lonve
until reporting time next
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according to ;| rough estimate of
his game amrnafs recently completed
by the fort-stry officials.
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{crusts in California. which sheltcr
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in next to California. with n total of
57.000. its largest herd being tn the
Santhm National Forest. Montana
rank: third. with a totai‘of H.506
bend: the largest single herd of which
grates in the Jefferson Rational For-
est. Idaho is fourth. with A total
of nearly $3.000. Arizona mu :0...
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DAVE BANCROFT
Only Playing Manager in the National
League— Youngest Team Leader in Cir-
cuit T Hopes to Turn Out Winning Team
For Boston Next Season
.\ slvtttlvr youittr ttmit :tlmnsl boy-
in nllpt‘ul‘xlllti‘ Sllltltl ttround
among tho swaying. buttonltoling.
whispi‘rinz ntuh in the “hory mar-
ket" :\t the Conurww Hotel in Chi-
cano at the bin: ltllSt‘ltull lll-‘lillgt‘.
lie was tryin: to :ll‘l‘t‘lll‘ at ruse but
t‘lt‘llll)‘ couldn't. Ho “‘33 making an
ct‘lort to rrvnt ucvusiommi to sur-
roundings that urn new. Tho vi-
t‘ort Was notirtldn.
lt‘was ltuvv l‘unvrn'h tnnn‘
:tC'.‘r of llw l‘t‘blt‘ll 1': . at his lit-
l|tg tit-«tint: as !\ tram
ivm‘mr.
in the grout mart of hunt-lull tin-l-
mg. Mr “Hill at tho l\t;~im-s:s of bar-
tering lutllp'wy-‘r tlu‘ “'ll)‘ en
ordinary t‘l'lZI,‘ll cons about the
tics.“ of l-tzv'tng .‘i suit of clothes.
"I likw Sn and So on your loam."
said :a:‘\t‘;,«‘r tttuttrcvr in the
National as to might
Mn» 33%.! “lawman, “l
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for :l
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l.v‘;12‘:4_‘,
to u (‘Int .
just
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like that striped suit in tho window."
'l‘lt‘ t‘vllmv lllanflfl“? lonkt‘d :tt ltlm
w it: \VlllF open ry-‘s. ' "
.‘Hl! then, just its ltc would hztvo.
suit! to tho clothing $3:t‘:inl1lll. “linu-
ntuch is that suit?" ho sztid to tht-
astonished oitltimcr. "\\‘h:tt'll you
take for So am! So?"
\Vhlcl‘. isn't the way l‘llfit {“1” deals
are begun at all. Bancroft knows it
now. He has found out tltztt the w :3“
{ho surccsst’ui
tho tinsel-3‘1 lxuslm-ss is
traders in
'ntwcr to lol! “hat you “ant: to men. ‘
lion cvcry on; cisv on tho other fol»i
'lcw's team
t.\(‘t7l‘l the man )ou
“ant. and l?‘ ho is ttznntionrd to my
about that
ottc, That is the r-‘;;l \\.t_\' to ll’:ltl~‘.
“i' \\.l.\‘ inklll' his tirst fly-3r.
busi-z
.in :
Bancroft may adopt it. Perhaps he
won't. lie is too frank and straight-
lforxvztrtl. it would seem, even to be
able to do the sort- ot haggling. -tnll~
tng, doublt-dcaling and backing and
titling \Vlllt‘hlfienls to be essential In
' the jaggling basebalipinyero. _
l But this David Juan‘s Bancroft.
lliorn thirty-orig years ago and the
louiy,aclive pluying'mnnnger in the
‘Ntltiotml League. has other admir-
able qualities.
Tho runs 0! evory city in the cir~
cuit are familiar with his wonderful
, north in a shortstop and a: a timely
and hard batsman.
ins nn rut-nest. plucky fighter. who
«loos not give up tilt the ninth inning
is ended. “'hethcr he has the bal-
ance. the ability to control his tem-
per in the handling of men which ho
must have in order to become a suc-
cussful manager. of course only time
will tell. To one. who has watched
the wtcran player—for he}: a vet-
crrin. though only ' thirtg-one—lt
would svvm that he has that: quali-
tics 1nd that he will succeeu.
l'vc got my chance. if three
”\i‘am under .iho greatest manager in
ghasvrnll. John MCGraw, and working
‘2 for tho man who was the cronies!
imrhrr‘n the some Christy Mathew-
.son. moons anything I ought to make
Egomi in the blues! opportunity of
imy life—managing the Boston Club."
Bancroft says this. and he means
it. Ho has reached the goal for which
it players strive—the leadership of n
M: lt‘ngltc team. True. the Bravo:
l.il‘t' not :1. vcry food tram. and haven't
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t» up doing so “oil of Ian". but Ban-
croft says he wishes it that way. .
"If I had been named manager of
a. team that was winning and way up
in the race I'd have to keep them
there. l! I did the team would get
the credit. I! I didn't_1'd not the
blame. “'ith a. tail-end club you've
the comfort of knowing that things
can‘t bonny worse. that any im-
provemcnt will count and that’there‘a
always the chance of becoming a
miracle man by bringing a tnil-endcr
home in front."
Deep down in his heart Bancroft
believe. he can be nmiracle man and
can make history repeat. George
stalling: took a. team of denpondcnt
Bravos in eighth plnce in 1912. jerk-
ed them to titfth place in 1913 and to
a pennant. 'in 1914. Bancroft has ’a
better team to start with now than
Sailings ever had and he says ‘3‘
if he isn't ':up there" in 1924 he will
be in 1925. He believes he can turn
the trick. He believes he in a "man
of‘dettiny." He has n. “hunch." as
the players 'put it. that he is going
to succeed. o
On the night of Nov. 13. when the
trade of Bancroft to the Braves was
made. John J. McGraw made one of
his tor-e stntements. explaining the
“why" of the deal—“why" he had let
the bent shortstop in «the National
tongue get away from New York.
This statement wan:
“First. for the good of baseball:
second. from o desire to do some
thing big for my old‘fr end Entry.
and third. to give Bane ft the op—
portunity which is‘ due him to be-
come a big league manager."
"miyou know.“ said Bancroft in
Chicago the other day. "I think Mac
mount every word of it. He might
have picked some one else for the
Job or ho might have used “the to
better ndvnntngo in some other deal.
but he didn’t. He wanted to give me
my chance. and its a pleasure to
think that I am going to get it with
such a man an Matty."
Thoughfie has been playing in the
big league: for nine seasons, Dave is
not ready to retire to the bench yet
and it is from him as shortstop regu-
larly that the Boston fans may expect
the biggest improvement in the de-
fensive work of the club.
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By Norman E. -Brown
"They've got a big robe in Augusta
This win the introduction ,“xur'
Rocker. oft-times referred to as the
best southpaw of modern times. re-
cclrcd to the big leagues. Pat
Donovan. then manager of the
Brooklyn (cam repraented the big
league end 0! the introduction, so
to speak. ‘. ‘
That m lrck in the spring of
not- Done .1: had his team a!
Columbia, 3. He was may to
.
lend his team to Augusta. to play
some exhibition um rim the
South Atlantio tam
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so"?
in. He struck out one of the
rookie slugger: on Donovnn‘n team
twice and another ono once. And
Donovan promptly hid his wires
'to got the rookie harlot. ”
Connie Mack 2nd the inside track
on an Augusta miter-la) outshone-
m advised Owner M4}! the
Dodger: to put in a draft for-him;
two other hut-let: om! Nap
the ' ,
For over n decade he stayed with
We“ *0
Pat’s shrewd more but ‘m 'V ‘a ‘
Donnie chose. ma contrast-‘3?
fl.“
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whiteaclnd miller who will greet
you'nt the lending platform'wfil
be an,}aimnelt. For Hop is oper-
ating up mill-«nun. nith'theanime
eat-am (no onthn‘niasm he
SI“; 13° harbour ’80 could lave
by nhttegolllroa‘nll any. but: he
gunma- nml mp
QRktbomu aim about the n}!!!
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HACK RENAULT ANXIOUS
FOR 130m
Rgnl Good Fighter
\l‘ilhotit waiting for tiw dawning
of a new {‘slic your. Loo l‘. Flynn.
the troll-known cauliflower car spe-
cialist. has tosscd his bomb into the
hcavywoight gunpowder barrel.
timed to explode when Luis Angel
Firpo returns to these shores next
spring for another ring campaign
with Jack Drmpscl as his objective.
Mr. Flynn tnincos no words in
making his provost: on. here is no
double meaning in the words hr:
spcalzs.
plotted hcre as u superman, and all
that sort of rot. no novcr has whip-
ped .1 good man in the United States.
but they arc building him to be mas-
sacred by Dempsfiey again.
“\\'hat I am about tmy sounds
like the bunk. I know. You have
heard it mum' times lwf’crc. But I
mean what 1 say. and I'll agree to
any titanagcntcnt that will carry out
my offer to the letter.
7"] challungc Firm) on 'lmhalf of
my young heavyweight. Jack‘ Re-
nault. and I agree to tight‘him witt-
nor take all. 1 mean just that. The
protnotor can set aside the percent-
age: that both fighters would ordin-
arily get, placc it in the hands of any
reputable stakr-holder. and
we don't. want a cent.
“How docs that sound to you?"
“‘0 informed Mr. Flynn that
“listened" well. but cxpresed
opinion that Senor Firpo. a. shrewd
financier, would never agree to such
terms.
“I don't suppose he will," declared
Leo. “but if he is to tight Dempsey
again he should first knock over
cvcry conmetitor for a. title match.
if he can‘t dispose of Ilcnauit and
\Vills he. has no business lighting
Dempsey again. has be? You know
your L'nclc Leo is not in this busi-
ness for glory-.étnd I would make no
such rash offer if I didn’t think Re—
nault could win. Say. those big slow
fellows are. the kind he knocks over.
if Renault gets a fight with Firpo
the boys will be saying afterward.
‘W‘hocvrr thought that big cheese
had a chance with Dempsey?
‘fRenault has been up in the coun-
try since he whipped Floyd John-
son and has had a good rest. He
starts on his 1924 campaign early in
January. and I am going to keep
him busy. It looks like a big year
for him. I intend to give him plen-
ty of work. 0! course he will meet
some ‘Baluknsf but actual fighting
is what developcs a. man. I am bound
to say that 1 am pretty good at
picking soft spots. but I never will
be able to duplicate the velvet car—
pet they laid out for Firpo when
they were leading him up to Demp-
sey. McAulift‘e. \Viliard, “'einert.
Downey. Smith-3ay, it makes me
laugh.
"McAulifle can’t take a. sock, Wil-
lard fell down from his own exer-
tions and the others simply didn‘t
belong. Compare that to Renault‘s
record. Jack has really been fight-
ing only three years. He hasn‘t alo
may: done so well. I am not claim-
ing he in a. “wild bull' or a savage.
He lost to Miske when he fell out
of the 7103'. He was thrown onto!
the ring by a. referee in Philadelphia.
and everybody remembers that. But
they don‘t remember that Gene Tun-
ney was thrown out with him. and
Gene stands pretty well around here.
"Dempsey? “'ell that's; in the
future. Its a cinch Renault will face
him some day. Nor am I challeng-
ing “‘ills. Renault is not nearly a:
big. as tall eras heavy an “1113. I
*wouldn‘t want to make a. bad match
at this stage of. his career.
“I know my otter will)». ridiculed
by certai. u people inter-fit ed in an-
other Dfi?gmr-Hm fight. but .it
go,- as arr—Renault will t
Fir-p0, winner take all.” : m
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There in a good old Amer-lain
custom which seems to banning“
F”! the disappearance of the none
an auction of highway W3.
1: lathe habit or stranger-sic nan
' :tion, guys the Omaha Worldoflenla.
‘ In}: the habit ornarhgersto haul
one]: other with alriendlydmd er
3 pleasant “Howdy" when meeting
9“ the broad Nth“!- Travelen of:
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Big Canadian Fighter Is Confident That He Can
Defeat the Pampas Bull —— His Manager
Says That Firpo Has Never Defeated a
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"Firpo." stzttcs. Leo. "is being ex—
it""Rc— 3
nauit doesn‘t stop this big luntmox.£
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Wll'll LUIS FIRPO
GIBBONS WANTS ;
WOWN HOPES
FOR SU€ it
Have High Ho‘es f"
the Track Tea
der New Coach
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duel meets start.) (-1
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mcn. announced
“’cbb, of East
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meets in which Bra":
Boston Atlflrti .
February and 3:”: ;:3
New York.
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came to Pm:-
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oughly at 32..-
tenm and is rncv '
able prospect t-:- P" .
practice. 1
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several yo.
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year or two.
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formers n"
include (‘3: ,,
times 3223‘
champion of - ,
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RETURN BOUT?
Hopes to Force Demp—gE
sey into Giving Him;
Another Chance §
ST. PAUL, Minn. Dec. 26.—Tom-.
my Gibbon: plans on rorcing cham- :
pion Jack Dempsey into a return en- .
gagcment for the heavyweight crown ;
by taking on all of the first and sec- ,
0nd class heavyweights in the coun- ‘
try. he declared, ;
Gibbons returned to his home here :
today from a. long vaudeville tour;
which began. about ten days after his v:
fight with Dempsey at Shelby. Mori— i
"1 would like to get a. chance at1
to be. But he doesn’t want any of:
, my medicine at this time." Gibbons-
assorted.
l
:stop the Argentine heavy in the first '
Iround if the two meet again.
l
i
tain that Georges Carpenter. French
heavyweight. would be one of his
opponents next summer.
purse of 820,000 with no option of
ed. Other promoters are bidding for,
the match. Gibbons said. '
Uncle Sam’s Kindly Soup.
(Selina Journal.)
“'9 sec II. posibility that Uncle
Sam may be called upon to
food and clothing to a lot of Mott-
can children before long.
revolution.
Bruno!
.Vot my mire dap‘ Iclt.
O
01d 19:: is getting m.
. . .
Wonders will never consc‘ - A low
all paper tells how Dawn and
Pittsburgh u’e lighting over the ser-
vku of one “W" land:
0 0 ‘
deal more than he did. in pie Inter-l
.national before he will ever see the:
inside of a major league baseball'
park, unless he pays his admision.
C O 0
“‘e would u) like to ace “Buck“,
In the bk lengths, but. we all know
that. he mus: show nor-uh to
land there. Inn your tin-F
This sun; Taylor my be brought
totms_ 'stntobytheConnoeflcntAm-
let-lea: Lem to meet may Wills
.Nnr‘dham.
the reason he did not sign With Tex;
2 Rickard for a bout with the French- 3
man is that Rickard offered him a I aSSiS‘RT'S
a percentage which Giggons demon-‘5 T
send .
Tim's.
What so often happens following a.
'New 01"}:
quarter in.
and New! \'.~_..
John Tf‘i'v‘?
footbal'
isle wi'h
Jonas i~
ROBERTSfi 3i
tana. last July 4. l
Firpo just to confince the public that ;
he is not the great fighter he is said i
He predicted that Dempsey would 3
The St- Paul heavyweight W3: ccr- i
He saidta “503" ‘
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Norwalk Fans.
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