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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 2, 1924 · page 8

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‘l‘LO PROGRAM
IS ANNOUNCED

intercollegiate Associ-
ation Gives Out
Schedule for the
Year ‘

Nl-ZW' YORK. Jan. 2.———\Villlam
Schrnt‘t‘. 1'1 1.11'y of the Intercolleg~
lntw : 211:1.1-1‘1117: association. announc-
ed 11111 :1". 1111111‘ for the 1921i sczlson
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'1111-1'11111prtitlon for the team titles
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rulmx 111‘ 11-1urn dual meets. as usual.
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(1. (.‘. .‘.. 1‘. nutntorlum on March 28-

25) and thry urn opcn to all univcr-
though it is
provitlv 1i that any college wishing to
be 1'11111'11521-11tr-1i 11111::t St't‘lil‘t‘. associnlc

Iitlcs in tho. country

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IN TRAINING

Get. in Trim for the
Olympic Ice Events
This Month

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loser. [11' 5111's.. and points out that
when-v.3 in .\;.111r3cn :1 fighter can
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fights, one 1711111111. puts/him in the
llm-ntl linc in England. _ .
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and 1111111 1111111 ;..0 into the ring poor-
Iy conditioned he 5711's.

ITEHINE EEZEMA
DRIED RlEI'IT. UP
EATII SELEIIIIR

Any breaking out of the skin. oven
fiery, itching (eczema, can he quickly
over-Conn1 lgy applying a little Men-
tho-Sulphur 1521515 a noted ,sk'ln
specialist. lecnusc of its gcrtn 1165-.
troying properties. this sulphur pre-
paration instantly brings case from
skin imitation. soothes and heals
the eczema. right up and leavv-q the
skin clear and smooth.

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iruwinc: nn-i football,
:1!:-:o furnishcd. in Dcxlr'r Cumminzs.

TALE IIAD FINE YEAR IN

A T E ATHLETICS

 

i (:0 Dow 11 in History As One of the Greatest
li—Carria (I OH Eastern Honors in Six
Branches of Sport During 1923

 

NH“! YORK, Jan. —-The now
”1'33 in intrdw‘nllvmutc allilo'lir's will
1:11 7'do\\'n in history with the llluc of
Yuln- 11:1 1M prctionxinnnt color.

From tho indrmr snnsnn that. clos-
nl lust winter on through ”11- spring
[mourn :11 and winding up briskly last
month 11111 l-Zlis 11:11'1- 11111115181111 one of
1hr "11th spuclmmlztrly triumphant
rccm'ds that intcrunllvgiutc annals
11:1;11 cvvr known. ll lfiItIl)§ survcping

11".) "P If" ’I‘hr-co " hvights in at; ht flt'lds
411‘ cmnxnti lion in c'onxincing fashion,

Yulc curriwl of! cash-r11 intercolle-
::i:111‘ honors: in six branch?! of sport.
.\‘0 nthcr I'Ilmlvrll institution can
laws! :1 t'o‘l'urll 1‘\'11l\ (”lose 10 H“! rc~
111111111111111 :111111‘1w11nvnl.
lrttcrcollvgiuto championships or
:(‘211'1'111 1'1‘11'111:I1itlon as title holding
11111111111 l1:1\'1~ lic-cn gained by Yule
array: in swimming. polo. basketball,
while the Blue

1110 inhrcullo-gintc golf champion.
"11m 'i‘hrvc” honors \vcnt to the Blue
in lmskcthnll. swimming, polo. row-
ing. truck and ticld. baseball. cross—
country and football.
“’011 Over Harvard.

The crowning glory of. Yale's vic-
torious march Como with the lri~
11mph at its mighty gridiron machine

”VCI‘ liurvnrd, ’glving Vthe Blue jhe 7

first "1:11: Thrcn“ championship since
1316 and closing on undetcated rc-
cord or such impressivenoss that
many (rattle aunrd Eastern titular
honors to tho 12 its.

Outside of foullmll Yalcs rowing
triumphs land-11' lid La'ndcr were the
most brilliant. The powerful Illue
vow-Hy crmv swept to victory over
Hurv'urd. Liorncll. Princeton, Colum-
l1i:t and Pennsylvania. It was accord—
r'tl first 11111011 in 1311510111 ranking.
with tho Ullh'l‘l‘slly of “'nshlngton.
which triumphed at l'oughkccpsiv.
alone in position to dispute the Blue‘s
suprnmacy nationally.

l'rincclon “:13 Y;11-;"s chief rival
in most of tho tin-Id of “Big Three"
compvtilion. ’l'ln: Tigcrs outscored

11111 111110 in the intercollegiate track
championships. but Yale «lclA-alod
(11d \'. mun in thcir dual 11,151.1’1'inec-
1011's bust-hall 11-:1111 had 12111 lulu-r
scusnn l‘!’l‘()l'(l, 11111. lost to Ynlu in ils
t‘l'lllIaII 11-313. lncidcnlnlly, "Ducky"
i’mul, tho halibut-k. who crossed
Harvard's goal line with the first
Ynlc touchdown SIllCl' 1907. also
pitchcd- the 1211:; to their triumphs
111-111' lin- (jrimaon and Tiger.

The Hush-1'11 championship titles
\1'1'111 to 1111 Far \\'1'sl, for br-sldca
\\':1-:l1in;'.t11n's roping Victor}. Cali—
{11 .1 \'.'on the track and field title
1-,:- 1h-- third struibht time.

11111;: (irons ;:(1llt'l'ally was conced-
ml chi-'f busubztll honors, Princeton
won tl1-1 t1;:1:11 1:111! and water polo
tillm, Columbia‘s tennis team was
ptrlmps thv 111st in the East. while
the\ . any s murktunen carried off the
11911.: ( h lDlDIUIIfiIlIII. “Wrestling hon—
ors \Vclll. to Cornell. while in increase
Syracuse :vul Cornell tied for first
plum- in the 11011111111 division of the
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in the southv r11 1111-15103. The Orange

league, \t. 11h Johns Hopkins superior
however. added to its record byln—
tcrnulionttl tiiumph in a. tour of
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TENNIS PLAYER
MAY COME HERE

Norman F. Brooks Star
from Australia May

Make Trip to This

Country
NEW’ YORK. Jan. ——Norman, F.
Brgnkes, one of the best and most

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spectacular tennis players in the
world. may come to 7the United

States in 1924 if Australia di 868
of enough compo. ltors in climlna. ion
rounds to reach this far in its quest
0: the Davis cup. Brookes has writ,

ten to thkUnited States Lawn“'l‘7ennls7
association announcing his return to ,

competition through a. preliminary

- tour of England and France.

He‘ may-be captain of the Aus~
tmlian team and pair himself in the
doubles with Pat" O'Hara. Wood.
Those two mth Gerald Patterson
may form the Australian .team as
neither J. 0. Anderson and John B.
Hawkes. memb
is expected to come hock

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Another year underway.
I? '0 It

\‘i‘c will all do our best.
14 I: ll
Rosdlmlona are now two days old.
It Ls lime to Hart breaking uni-m.

How those follows that. gave up
smoking, cast longing looks, wlicn
they see. one or their friends go

walking damn thc strnct. with 11 great
big live-cont. .I'Zl R0110.
. I 111 0

Eugene .Criqui has resolved that
if ever he gets his hands 011711112
featherweight lltlc again. that I10
“ill be more careful “ho he stops
into the ring “1111 for a few years

at. least.

0 2 O

’ Mickey “Walker has rcwlrml that
he will keep away from a decision
bout as long as he is able to and by
\irlllc there-or expects to be welt-~1-
champ at the end of the now Your.
fi
The Norwalk Big Five again dc—
fcatcd the All- Stamford team. in
that City last: evening. Both of the
local teams seem to have the num—
ber of the 'Lock City outfit.
O 0

Jackie Clark and. Jack. Delaney

This is the best can! fill? has been

moons.

O Q 0

Danbury will be well represented
at the ringside, as a great; many fans

Boxing Commission
Last Day of Year

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.3—Wllllazn
Muldoon today ended a stormy two-
your reign h chairman of the New
York State Athletic commission. box-
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Sport Barrage

Chat and Comment of Special _ Interest to
Norwalk Fans.

B! 14230! D. Downu

should giro the fans in: to
talk about, when they h oth-
er at the Annory,on yni’g'litz

put on in Norwalk, in a smut. may

 

Chairman Ends on

Jackie Clark

 

moan-1......

 

are comis':
do his 51

down to are K. O. Lenny
'21? against Eddie 'Reed.
C I 0

“1133 11 111mg Club is in lug to give
the runs the best bout that can he
brought 11cm considering the Isle
and have lost money on the other
shows, thm they have conducted.

‘ t ‘

Young: Strlbling proved to the
fans of 1111 scction that he can light,
in his l1ou1 with Dave Rosenberg 21*.
Newark yuscrday afternoon. He
handed Duh» :1 fine lacing.

O I D

This 110111115101- has whu goes to
make a good fighter and should on
a. wide swath in ring circles. no
hue u. number at impressive vie.
torlc-s since starting in the lighting

sumo

‘ O O

\Vcll Billy Mislm has taken the
limit count; and the light game has
loat another rcalfillghter. Despite
thcjact; that Billy- ha's beenslck for
the last four ycurs, he has kept at
the fight game and won several‘vie-
lories during that time. It was this
spirit that brought him up among
the top notchcrs in the ring game.

I O

Mishe- lgught. 1111 lights during his
ring caregi- and “7.15 only lmockmi
out once and that; was. by. Jack
Dempsey. " ’He fought the mm
three times. Ills lust 110m wis two
months ago, at which time he
knocked Bill Bicnm‘out in tom-
i'mmds. . - - ,' .

liut .1071... E. Vanderbosch. of Schen—
ectacly. who resigned as deputy com-
missioner, declared today’ a meeting
was 1111111160111; last \\ hue a brief ad-

. dress to the Commission by the vet-

’eran chairman. whose term expires
. 5 with the new year. was interpreted
' a: a. farewell message. -’”

Term of New York

 

 

The future organization of the
commission, howexner 4: unsettled.
Taking. Muldoons

 

game have suggested several can-

 

make known his course for several
days. Frank Brewer. or Brooklyn. a
commissioner; William McCormack,

Md Edward ism - close .trlend ct

 

 
 
 
 
 

refinement for
granted. those associated with the.

(“dates for the chalrmanshlp,.hut
. Governor Smith is not expoiétea to

halt-man or the license committee:

 

 

—-'Pennsylvar.ia W

January 11

 

NEW YORK. Jan.
played seven non-1123,7120 ganz- s dur-
ing the month or chcmbvl‘. 1‘olnm-
bin is now ready for its opcnl: 2; con—
test in the race for the champion-
ship of the Intercollegiate Musket-
ball League. 1110 winning 11: which
is the big obit-ctivc in the. lttue and
\Vhlte's campaign. The initial clash

 

 

and “111110 losing once to (“smell and
once to Yale. Butl’cnn. for the fifth
time in the last six years, is again a
likely winner ol the crown. so Joe
Deer-ing's men are facing (1111' of their
most ditl’icult games 0'!“ the year ns
:1 slurtcr. Fortunately the contest is
to be played on the 116111 street
floor. which places the Lion quin-
tette at a decided advantngca

Penn unqustlonahiy has a rim
team this year, as its record to (1'11?
indicates. The opponents met. by tho
Quakers hayo been able to score
very few field goals against Eddie

Minhfl‘a 'Mryn‘q damn-unwary...“

that the l‘liiladolpltians have a par—

ticuldrly cliccliw: defense.
{it is ma-ir
from last year's campaign.
mcr sub and members of the crack
freshman wan). in addition to 3017111
cxcollcnt r- serve material.

The out-

 

ilnction 11.’ being the onlfi' team ever
to Win the =1hamplonship of the In—
tercollcgalc Basketball League {our
years in a. row. without losing a
game. hm mot Columbia on the
court forty-«me times. The 1311111 and
\Vhito has 1-. slight cdge on the Phil-
adelphinns with twenty-two sic-lor-
ics to nincl on for the-Quakers. Co—
lumbia \x'on from the Red and lilac
uast winter for the first time since
the 1916-193? sr-ason. The Lion fire
also won on-‘o from the I‘hllmlolph:
lane in 1914-1915, but it has not been
since 1913-114. that the locals have
won both Contests of the hem-.1 and
home seriv‘s from Penn. Since 19110
the Morninnsidc'rs have lilac in a
season during six campaigns. tri-
umphed in the two games in 190:1-

1904. 1904-1105. 190971910. 1911—
1'91‘.‘. 19114913. and 191311914. in
904-1905 1111- I‘hiladclphians were.

defeated in one of the .garncs by 56
to 16. or probably one or the worst
defeats suffered by a Penn basket-
ball team in history.

ALL STAMFORD

 

 

“—

‘ S'l‘AMl-‘ORD. Jar.
The All Slalhford basketball tonni
lost. another game ’ the Sluh' Ar-
mory last night when they {11] a
Victim to the lust Big Five of Nor-
walk. ‘l‘hc final score 01 the game
was 23-16 with the upstate 111-: hav-
ing most of 111.1 credit on tho 1' side
'01‘ the slate. both on the dc'Lnsive
and offensive.
7 In the preliminaries the
7High School iiw- defeated the
Collegians by a 2" -12 score,
the Old Armory I‘ive lost to
Yale7 and Town; School by
Score.

7x
,.

'1" ford
All
w‘hile
tho
19-:

J

 

Severe on La Follcttc‘

\Ve have thrown upwards-01‘. a
hundred million dollars away t0‘se~
cure a. valuation which La Follette
thought would cost less than $3,—
009.000. a. valuation of the railroads,
as‘ot 1915. which can never be
worth 30 cents. even as a. contribu-
tion to history. 7

 

 

Upholding the Constitution..
Let those Americans who stand
'for constitutional government make
sure that it is constitutional gov-em-
_ment.' they’ seek—constitutional gov-
eminent for eVery section of Amer-
«.111. for every American.

 

 

 
 
 
 

”(laces is not. the. only question. Di;
3 Rifle deeper arid you come to the
at man fundamental problem.
' lief!) -

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

COLUMBIA QJINTE HAS
CEAN -
Prospects of Winning Tit] Are Best Since 1923

Team in League—“7i Play First Game on

2.— Having

will be with the University 0: Penn-

sylvin. on the Morningsidc Heights , ‘ ‘

floor on Friday, January ll. ‘Vere S e t During
Columbia's prospects of winning the Last \‘70rld Ser-

the title are the .1105: :int'v 1913— .

17914, when Cornell and ll:-- locals hes

tied to rthtf‘chumpionship “'7": eight 2 .._...«—»——-

victories and two doteqls. 11 l’.:u._ $511\V YORK. Jun. 2.-—1‘.ccor-3s

up. of the loading players:
a for-1

l’t'nnsyluiniu which not-Is the dis- ‘

QUINTET LOSES

its Juli-77 share or what Labor pro-

TO WIN TITLE

ill .1150 Have a Strong

 

 

l

 

KS BREAK
EANY RECORDS

S veral New M a r k s

wet-'- broken in \1.i1..1lcsale iota dur-
ing 1he 19:3 111-,rt1i's series. some

"n
u.

Cl’ll‘t n11'1ionship

 

 

r11 :13 such as a tondance l rc-
cvig s being esta‘ 1- isth one d.1\ and .
l1ro'11- n the next. 'lhc top fixtures of
pretious ycars attendance and

 

 

7.31-

Only

 

H re are the recorus which \\ ere/
Cal‘l 1i4- .1“! ”ill "718 “series:

Gcatcst nun' her of home runs/

1111 a world serns. ll).
.(lrc.-.1est nunilu'r 1,137 world’s 'cries
i hon- ,runs 11;: snalividual player

étllai'c Ruth); 4.
; chntvst numb-r of homo runs
max-- by one 111.1:1'11r in world‘s se-
1‘111: competition titubc Ruth). 4.
$z'eat1-st nunxlw r of total 11:.er by
0116 player in \xorlds :(rics
(Bale. liuth) 11'.
Greatest numlx
to 3110 playcr in
(“one Ruth). 8.
Groom-st numb- r 01' runs battrd in
11314-11111 player in a world's series‘v
(159:1 .\icuscl). 5. 5
Greatest numb-r of 113.110 runs
“'1 ‘ng \\ orld's series games ("Ca-
503’ Stlngcl). _.
Genus: numl-rr of starting pitch-
7 Giants,

J

l 01 bases on balls
:11 worlds series

 

Gleatcst rev 11115 {or soric... $1,-
5 063.1415.

I Greatest attmdance for single
game (Sunday. October ‘14. at San-
kee Stadium), 112.8”.

Greatest, rec1l.pls for single game
(Sunday. Octolnr 1-1, 1t Yankee
Stadium), 5201.159. 4

Greatest indiai-luul ninmng play-
'?!"1\ share, 36.1-11.1. .

Greatest. indlxitlual losing players
share, $4,112.

High Spots in
7 1923 Sport World

Here are some of the his 1110‘
merits in a. thrilling and cxcitemg
Sear of spurts,

’Jhe second round, never com-
Dleted when Jack Dempsey knocked
out Luis Angl Firpo in that sen-
384101183 boxing: bout.

W hen Zev tlrnw out. from Papy-
ms. linglamd'b Derby winner. at
the tread of the stretch in their
match race, and later when Zev
beat In Memorium a head.

“7th Tllden and VViliiams. after
trailing the \ustmlian pair. cap-
tured the Dmis cup" double: by
Winning the last two sets of a live-
set my 11133:.

Wh1n Joic Ray cstab'ished four
Wei-id's reconls in beating l’i’illie
Bit :1.

vsim Cascx Stcngel won the first
game of the \\ orld's Series in! the
Giants with a home run and when
Babe Ruth “on the second for the
Yankees with two circuit amp-lies

W'hrn Bobby Jones mare that
amazon, ~' and historic shot to the
lghthnth green in the play—an o.
is lie 11. 1th Bobbie Cruikshank for
1e national open golf title.

'. M
THE SUPREME TEST

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

do a great need: at a. banquet,

rue-13125 were (11211115911 no less than'

1
l

{our times in tin six games.

111 reasccond and sixth game: didé
the attendanCe {.111 below the total;
10f ".141 Sex Reluns game planed on;
Ik'tul ::11bus Da‘y in the 1916 world‘51
Isrri s. This was the rc.ord up to‘
192

7 Crack St. Louis Sprint

compote in a special 12;.
Ivss of the outcome of his 1‘4 “ c:

lvngc for 11111
title,“

lrrdoy.
of this
special filo-point

WILLIE HOPPE
TO CHALLENGE

Will Make Try for the
'l‘hree Cushion Bil-
liard Championship

 

 

 

 

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.—“’i|lic
Hoppv. the- worhl's champion. yes-
terday :111nr1'1'nr'r-1l that he would
challvngc shortly fr:r 121w world's
threc- -(usliicn «‘11:.2: .11: zip. It is
know :1 among 1 12hr . 's that it long
has 1.1an thr- 1111:1111i121 of Hoppe to

('nlem'C tho (l11'1 1:-c'11<'11iui.n crown and
for the last four }'r:.r= he had been
dr'roting much 11111.1 t!) 11.1-1pr-rf1'1'stion
of his [117:1' :11 t. . of game.
Hoppe plans to post I. fox-[cit with-
in :1 few days. he 3.! 712d. and will
lCh. rcgord-
.l-

 
 
 

 

11-

 

lcngr- match-s.

“I have 11'0thde to issue a rhal-
mum-cushion bi‘. 1;:11'1!
”opp-'1 Stilt-”l (Illir'iuiiy

"I will {ballot}:
srzsnn's

yes-
- :lic winncr
championship to a.
match to be play-
cnd of the regular
$135611. “huh curls in

 

ed before the
1923-] $124

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

May. I haVv' I101 :1 101-1 l1)” 11:1: billiard
officials that 1 ' (41.1111 11gc will be
honored. l a: "axly to post any
forfeit that v.11; l--» . 2er ..nd if n-tc-
ossury to 1-(‘5‘ :- - . the $120 of
“hich I'm: 111 1‘: -1rtzinmi iodvr. I
fer-l that the 11 : rrriw 11 {or
Inn 10 iss'. 5'11 ‘11 :1 1 n:-
Iiopp-z ‘11.: '.1 :1. ..n (xx-yr? at the
rhrr 13-c11sh. . «1r :rurw for
yv-nrs and it i:;.. 1115 .131li::' to
makn dii’flcuZ' "N ur- cush-
11-11 shots that :lz-r'v'd his

 

111111121136- :2 :, '15 outfitted
among 11131.. t }E111’}[11 5 open
table play ' in 111. ‘iards.

Hr: holds 11261.1(..1. re-
cord for a . 1'—("..'~'hi0ns
making :1 y-Elxc in an
cxhil-iti-in 12:1. {our

years ago.

Cliff Union is
of the thw-
L'nriwr ll:‘1 11'

.1"

 

end of the
pionship
Lozigue
the first

91:50:17.

{guy 11‘

 

standing will mutt in a _

and the winner 11.1! 1-6

as the world's ch: mph-n.

little doubt. that iiupyn's 1.?

will iv i'rspccH-«i .3111 tin! "1 <
.1.” 1-! the 12121 132:111'.1~111'<

1.:11'1, him :1 ("31311111, lu 112 :1'

’lI'a'C.

 

MURCIIISON T13;
TRY COMES AEII

 

er Recovered fro
Injuries Received i
Auto Accident

.\‘l-2\\' YORK. Jun.
he has fully recon-cu} tram :1
sustained r1.1£-111‘.'_r in an auto
accident tar-i that 1:15 running
11 is 1111111:;1.1ir1:-i. Lawn Min-c“
cruel-i St. 1.1.111 _ sprinter. who rrp
sent: the .\‘cwnrk. A, C..

 

1—4 '1 1 7

 

ing in indoor conipctinon. 7
nouncemwnt 1mm the
champion dis '10-} up

 

(i3.
pr

c

N111115rk club 1'-

COHlpCti7i\1i'

that Murcliis
\n'rr- 0hr. 71'

 

.112

crs7 knocked'out of the box , _ 1 . _ ‘
5; Sankccs: ), T. .51“ 121111; uni :.1 13-11 ; mutauers
.Grentest numhpr of <ucecssixc7‘70mp'“ 7'? ""177 {upfront n 2:
111135 pitched in a. world's scrics next mc-....1 3121 p12 .3 0 enter 11
(V91! ‘1. Rum 4) 1.. cxcnts 1'1. 2.11? 'ndoor calendar
7 '7 ' 7' ' ' ' '7 \lurci: 151111 “"11 make 11:15 '
' l bv one" team
in“Noioggggsgrigzelcfidn’s‘; m, COmDCUTl‘L‘ apprarance at tin
7 7'” ' z. {'1‘ ‘et 2‘13:
13.51. batting :u'm'agc for three mm} 11"...)01111111 7: 777‘ 0,.7 7
g .. .- -. f .1._ fierics (Frisch. coma. ( .111) In the Smemh -'.1
-‘llC('S$l’\L “on b ‘ Armory on Jan 11‘. when
(11811.13) ‘375‘ 1' ri‘s compets for the Metropolitan
Greatest alt-:ndancc or re L L'. 70-};11'11 sprint title. He also
30] 43° cntcrcl for the medley sprim S':

which Will be a feature on the
of the Silk A. A. meet in the
Engineers Regiment Armory 0::-
16.

\iur Chison also is schc1'lu'-d
comp-:0 in a. Knig’ms of Co
meet in Boston on Jan 26. 1’11 121
round out the month of (‘0'.
in 1111.1 (‘pl’lflt special on 12 --
A. A. program to be cm '
Madison Squarr‘ Garden (11:

RAY WATSON
TO COMPETE

Illinois A. C. Flyer
Sends in Entry for
the W i l c o '51.
Games '

 

 

NE “FYORK Jan. 2.—-l:;.}' “'31.-
son of the Illinois .1 C.. of 1 'IcagO.

holder of the national hat 1 mil» title.

is the first star 0: 11:1 10:13! promin-
ence to forward his acmptance o!
the imitation 9x11. run-d by the \V’ilco
A A. to compete in {not organizi-
1ion's indoor tract. '- 1.111 tic-111 meet ‘1'.
Brooklni on F'el-rzary 16. “alson
was one of the o :151anding tars of
lthe \Vilco A. A.r111'.1loor games in
the Yankee Stadium last September.
He established a n1 '1 record for $90
fietcrs by coxering the distaincc 5'1
1 minute 53 74— 5 secm‘: and a few
minutes later ran a 1 .10 meter log
on the Illinois A. C. relayitcam in
the 6.000 mete:- relay race. in which
event that club defeated an All-New

combination. .

Yo(inkairman Hirshon said last nigh:
that he would add a special hal

mile race to the “'ilco program pro-

7 . Hoffrich of Penn State
vided Allen ional half mile

 

73 it was the speech of his lite,
7 1 en he got home next morning.
171707 laugh out. of his wife.

College. former pat
lchamplon would agree to compete in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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