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Lawson Robertson of Penn and Walter Chri.
of California Appomted Head Mentors
Will Have Six Assistant Coaches
Moakley Head Coach, ’20 Won't Go
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omens, Bum new"! mus rm worm mom
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U Greatest List in 25 Years Announced for Ken-
tucky Classic to Be Run on May 17 — Purse
0 $50,000 and Gold Trophy —-;
152 Two Year Olds Nominated for Event §
—O:.2V first azd second money;
Kentucky Derby withi
um}: and Back Servant: ~
-‘ Earned Brothers. Enéi
'22:: Arthur Sam-d.
C. Foodie-e. J. C. )1}:
Liv-i:gs:orr. for mars
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SEW YORK. Mar. 16.—-Appo1nl-'ji: p E:— .,.
men: or a stat! of eight track and W331:
field coaches. designation of nine 0!—
ficial sedignal tryouts in various
parts of the country and action‘har-
ring player-writers from the Olym-
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hundred and fifty-119 tr: yea: -:
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Price Radian?
‘a 33:2’122 1e.- Dart-sh
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Q Stamford marathon runner. although
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SECOND mos:
Stamford R u n n e r.
Makes Good Show-;
i n g i 11 Baltimore,
serge-ml? :;::'.
£311“; 313.354
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poem. warped t4
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Tex Rickard Says Bout
.. day a- Per Schedule
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Former Hartford Play-
er Expected to Re-
main With Yanks
During Season
”19:2: coztncz sigtn
appearance?
A:Te:tow:.f
Newark on?
promote-rs!
4 ar'e
£3115"
the :axt's‘.
likely ':
cause "
tram
the Yeah-5' ;
at. (:2 1. _
all?
5.1-; :3.
we: -
harm.
rink-1w:
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tr
7.1“. .AV.“
Lapse Etween!
Despite the’
three day!
two matches.
ciazm that 7: hours;
exam between the?
E the New
steps into the Newark
fa‘...
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Newark c‘:
v.:.
3.“.
.5: that :he match th-
3 Lift". sanctioned by the
*‘ cortmisq'on and also}
Jersey ccmm‘ssicn.
romotors aid they:
‘ card in the after-g
story to force Berlen-l
. match w;'.?: Delaney.
v.~AL
”.21! D!
'taze distal
way and that.
u now 5.1:.ng the cat
sym-
lit—l
. “"1134:
1, graiuily cat dawn “Whitey's” It“.
mu Be Held on Fri-«V ’
The .6».
£133,113,: 1.93,. 1:! that. and I mérounds wizh Lars Ange! Firpo.
. delighted to hear 0: the good 11:32.; ‘Wtfi: 3°C“: ‘0’ Spatia. but no: 5‘3;
; Chicago cmb.
.wczdertnl e503. and I. better {chi
‘Eo‘r coutdn': have won the event":
.Marttn lS.‘
-' and tarry E. Doyle. Jr- of the John
i B. Rogers Producing Co, each of
from Fridn": welopa beyond the point at telling
gycq what to do for a had cold.
Chilly Winds Hurt
Michelson’s Stride
Near End
Albert (Whitey) )flchebon famous
;.n..:«.:.; second in the summon:-
:z-mtlc: Saturday Sterne-ca, ran
the greater: race of 2119,”:
Frank 22:: of tie mam A A‘.
Set Yorkn who we: the event. set‘
American record in doing
He ccrered the animate in;
33:!- 5-3. shattering the tot-mu!
America: record made by "“‘hitey‘i
the Yankee Stadium last xemrfi
y by t 2:1:tztes. u :-5 M3
I‘e\‘l’. more.“ ate up the dis-3
._ 2.1.9 fL< time .2: :245217 2-5.3;
15:1: was 2 52.2:ch :6 3-3 seconds;
faster that: has or: former record;
Robertson. farmer-5:13- et‘
sin track coach. who will.
track athletes of the?
zit-ti 513:6: Oiyrzpic team this.
ranch: refereed the numbers He;
said after the race: "z'he fir! c.5291
men who ficzsted this anemoon.‘
3. szhfisstt. and Del-1.2:. are
'13:: 02mm: team." ,,
: \- met: who originnz‘y 51:11-:
2;?"
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_. -rty-eix 21:15:22? the 1m;
.51: Laurel to Eskimo. .
._e :wexy-tr; mile. wnhi
"Kinky" in the Read. 215:; first beg
gar. to attract aitgiicti. He pass!
4 1 Get. - Ramsey. matched. who
he! been waning with lliche‘aon.
a. Song stretch and began to
er, up on "Whitey." who was in .
2:31. A 23:5: Eater Miche‘soa's'
seemed to he bothering 2.2:: n
‘ . 3:1 he flattened his temfic
Fxrthcr on he Eearrred for
the first. time new 2:31 was meuc- ,
he axe to s walk his at-fi
'31 1-1.11 the citimte
was c:2y a block behind.
zen !eI' mocks Zuaj‘
pace.
ev-
3-9.“
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team.
fittti.’
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Della: y ~Betctuck.
0’ o o l
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21-.
h “#13.
.
Ore-a: interm is best; shown in?
5:1 as he pas-ed his. Zorn sari}
“1'2: Zanzg you now. Mike. [so-mgi
out tor Dollar. lie I. not so to:
Don't giro up.“
As 13:: drew any. Xicheioe:
nodded. :1 “red are gaze upon the
7.2-1 .9 ed mtnateary. half?
anemone 5‘ He realized that
22:; was 1» strong to be heaters.
‘ 91’ kept cc. persuuntfy. and
aficzi about four min-r.
‘znner. or Abe—art :wo—
:f a. mifie. .-.»:gtng than the;
'4? me: maintained over the.
(Kori-31;; over the (mix; boat be—
:wr-e: I‘aaz Berientack and Jack?
Legacy. :
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‘ m but should be I mm.
laundthcsrfightmmmlm»
Qas-n-d when they hit mthhtgg
(”given 11m :hould heplemyj
‘0‘ action.
1 o o o 3
A bomber of the was ones arei
. . :dckkg Berleaback to store motherf
7kmockou'. ii: may and he may ._ Z
" 3 3:015 ‘32 sturdy ”‘2': The Para‘g'ur :s 1:: for a. busy 4: i
mgr-Jason a..er the race; '2 “‘1 ,W wv: knew or trait-be .1.
l he erect my 213:: oti“n‘.2"‘ ”' ”' ' 7‘;
“1‘9”“ .0 win a. ‘4 (ion: know) that he has been m;
‘ ' ' ‘ 2‘ bout. when the 32.13..- ls over. i
‘ ..§ Bridgeport's “hung public m’
I had ‘ cm“ :mf'm New York on Friday csenhg. to§
if"; :g‘m thk hpuL. A large delegn-E
“edition at finite]: (ans Ifllvdso bei
mt. when said {catsuit-s start.
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urns go right through a renew" _
I amazed in better shape W438 '0’“!—
the
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It. 89:31: surprised most at
by stars; {or
23:1. deserres an praise {or angmifl F390; .
Spun must he a fighter to say
"The Cygnet Athletic (Job 0: min thc ring MRI-gm the man
Port Caesar. who-c colors “Whitey”? M W Mm through the .
wears. took second place in the team ? NW5 and IE) W out sud:
standing‘ '11:;- club cored treatyof me- as 3cm “ll-rd. Bill Brennan-
are points. distributed thus: Mknet—g Floyd Johns-I and my others. .5 ‘
to: 8131 Kennedy 3. and Frank; ' ' ‘
3 Expo used his left hand it.
U111: par: o: the 53m. but when
‘anair We warm tor 1112:.
earned to club wuh his right 42.1.,
This is his original styll of flgtzzg?
and t: is his best.
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Except fcr a miniature gale that
seemed to thp rather than hinder
the contestants. the day was idea:
{or the run. Once ‘1':th the city
12:»: wxzd was not felt
Stanley Joeeiorsky. of 9.2m
avenue entertained the mde princi-
pafs of the torthcorning high school
rical comedy “Bimbo." at his
. yesterday. Those present'
were: Eugene Mrtcheli. William‘Ho—
gan. Philip _\\'eh1e. Edgar Hohde
There is some talk about Better:-
tack meeting Lou Hogan}. Weii 1
be: my last year's old-straw hat that 3
Bomb is one fighter that Bataan-i
back will not. tag with his nachos:
the play.
Altruism in mos: men never do.
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Sport Barrage
m. ,-
Chat and Comment of Special Interest t0
Norwalk Fans.
lawns _ .
fellow. of high morn: character and!
- and the
.suagreat mow. Hewunrnanof;
_nigh morn: character. a. wonderful
ledagrtstloaandsomvel. For
: never
,him in any way.
infirm has named Stanley Harris
‘mnager of the Nationals but
doesn't mean anything.”
.plans to have Han-b manage
gun team on the field and every-
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bee-doubts
“when”:
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Eastern‘Pilots Pay
Tribute to Moran
Jack O'Hm.' owner-manager
Bridgeport ciao:
Moran's iGS will be felt by hose-
ball everywhere. I have known hm:
hm stightty persenaliy. but hare
always formal him to be a real good
smothiswonl- Henslnhis‘
prime as a. beach-at} mace: and the
Reds wfl: not be abie to replace him.
He was a. man. lender. ’
Paddy O'Connor. manager Hart-
ford club:
when.” ”tuna-.0:
thwofthe E
high-
CAMP 1015’s
O
WINTER RAVI-IX. Fin. 3hr. 19.
—L'rba.n Faber-‘5 imp§red appear-
ance mny lead the White So: to de-
pend stro‘ngiy on the veteran pitcher
to keep them in good company this
is
fast
outfielder,
hit by a
season. Joe Rabbitt
nursing a sore leg.
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BRADENTOWN. Fla- Mar. 10.—
‘Vith Milton Sam]: 51m refusing to
join the Cardinals, Manager Rickey
a developing Ray Biotin-outfielder
and Lesser Ben. recruit for the
third pee job. A1 Sothoern. former
Brown‘s pitcher. is the most coa-
stientiou: worker in camp and is
rounding into form nicely.
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’MOBILE. am. March 10,—an
Jacobson. centerfielder of the
Browns was the slugging king in a
game in which Sisler‘s team won by
a. score of ten to one. In the trips
to the piate he slammed out a mo
of doubles and a single.
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PASO ROBLES. Cal. Mn: 10.—
)lanager )chechnie ls elated :may
over the showing his mmdsrnen
Baseball has been hit two herd
, News in the last tour months. First:
5' wn‘e the death 0: "Win: Bin-"Dom;
gun and now poor Pat Dior-an passes
‘E sway.
catching for Pittsburgh in the X3;
r
I knew Pa: wezhaslmv
Lions! Magma when he was with th 3
I never not to meet.
a better fellow than Pat and it will;
be impossibie to rephce a figure like:
him in baseball. g
Gene Baa-Calm. manager Spring-3
field club:
Pat Moran was my best friend in
mocha“. We were like brothers1
.
news of his death coma:
V.
personality. 3 real baseball leader
with brains and a friend who stock
to his friends. Baseball has sauer—
:wentyotwo years we had been
friends and in all that time I have
heard a word am against
TAMPA. 1711.. Hitch 9.—-Cia.'t
in
the com "2
Griffith
the
Z}: M of
thing 'else. bushes. trades. disci-
pane, strategy etc. will be taken
care or by C. Griffith.
1 Sauces
For Moran Tuesday
GE M Lin. 1'3.—
m 0‘ PI: 110m, Fitch-
ldal n W league baseball,
' t. w here Tuesday tore-noon.
,. “the Sacred Heart church
fits: n communtmt to:
, -
1“.
~. W.WF.Nor-an 0:
db; mud from Wan-
xc‘mm’wooid lent-e
" Florida. murder
I'mewm-
' .. ”muck
made yesterday in the second proc-
Lice game here when the Yannigans
secured reyenge and defeated the
Reguiars the to three. The pro.
gram tor today was another battie
between the two practice teams.
AUGUSTA. Ga- north lit—Con-
tefis between teams to be selected
by Manager Cob” win be a daily
feature of the preparatory campaign
0: the Tigers from now onward
Several pitchers are in shape to :0
nine innings. Cobb aid. “
MONTGOHEBY. AIL. March 10.
-—Ed Rommeil. pitching star of the
athletics was elated today at re.
gaining mastery .ot the ”knuckie
bull‘ ’and expresed confidence that
he wouid he in the 192: germ this
season. The announcement 01 Pat
Moran's death was a shock to Con-
nie Hack. who termed Moran "a
great baseball teaer. o. fine char-
acter. one whose presence in base.
but! win be greatly missed."
Sf. PETERSBI'RG. Fla. Starch
10.—-The death 01 Manager Pat no.
ran. at the Cincinnati Reds spread
gloom about the Braves training
camp tpdxy. The Brave: finished
their first week of general work in
fine condition. The infieiders and
outfielder: went through two brisk
practice seasons.
pic team were principal steps taker:
Saturday at a ,meeting of the exec"-
tive Olympic mmittce which put
into definite s pe the organization
and plans for America's participa-
tion in the 1924 International games
at Pan's.
For the first time
Oiympic history. no
in Americani
single head.
coach will direct the destinies o! the ‘- '
track and field squad. this year’s task
being put jointly in the hands of
Lawson Robertson, of the University
of Pennsyh'anla.’ as head coach. and
Waiter Christie“ ' . of the University of
California. as head field coach.
“‘hite Robertson and Christie
whose California teams have captur-
ed the I. C. - . A. A. A. champion-
ship for the. past three years. rm
share authority, 1 special committee
will be appointed by the Olympic
body to act as a final court of au-
thority in track waiters. this com-
mittee will inctmie one member of
the coaching staff. .
In addition. work among the
coaches will be m apportioned that
each will have chiefly to do with the
specialty or specialties with which
he is most familiar. Thus Robert-
son will have charge of the. men in
the 10‘? and 2-30 metre spnn' 1: and
the {GO-metre relay. white Christie
win handie the Yankee competitors
in the shotput. hammer throw, dis-
cus and jay-elm.
The six 8.1615" .312: coaches and their
amgn’ ments .ss outlmed‘ today, foL
low: A. A. Stagg. University 0! Chi-
cago. 489 and Sim—metre runs and
deco-metre relay: Harry 1.. 8321333,
‘-
Dartmouth. no and “be-metre hurd- - r;
les and running high jump; nouns
F. Keane. Syracuse. and John .1. Ma-
gee. Bowdoin. 1.390 and 5.060 and
13.066-meter ram, 300~rneter team
race. 3.0G6-metre team race. 3,§€=6-1
metre steeplechase. cremantryfl
and moat-metre walk; Edward I.*'
Farrell. Harvard. running broad?
mm TO MAKE ;
Football.Star at Co-oz’
gate Will Go Out for’
Baseball Team This '3
Year *
MEN. )7. Y. Mar. 10.—“’uh "
three 02 his best infieiders missing
and Paul Kinney. hurling ace gradu- ’
ated. Coach Bill Reid. 0! Colgate.
has: realm cums handsin com;
structing : nine to approach the
team that represqned the Marco:
on the diamond ltst year. Captain
Ab Hermann, star third sacks):- and
super-hitter with a. batting average;
of over .400 for his college course:
“Ollie" O'Conner, star short stop and ;
better than a .390 hitter. and Jack?
Reddall. elongated first baseman;
who could aiso hit them.
mixing on this year's team.
The work of the Maroon nine wit! :
be watched with a great deal of in--
terest this year because of the rec;
workable record the team made in;
the Spring of 1323. Starting in 192:;
the Colgate team ran its firing Off
victories up to twenty-five straight;
before being downed. At the dose;
at the year BfiLReid's team had the§
bestmcordotnnytamtn the East?
Iriil bee
Reid. He must bolster up the pitch-;
in; stall. that hxs oniy one {eater}
mannmtlningtromhfiyearasaé
no ; then he mm rebuild the’
finite] . with Captain Che: Sanford;
,—
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510mg séfino'
BOWERS WIN
mace Fr:
0232!: 1:2
to with
Xeeker
of 3:3.
and
Dawson . . .
Pleasanzs . . .
at the second such; after that B done .03.; ,,,,,,,
he at” turn his attention to the
Emitter; ...
outfield which was not strong 13353533.? ..
some depot-threats last year. i
Reid undoubtedly will dmtc a;
great deal at attention to the pitch-:
in: ma. Willie Fitzgerald who
turned in some good games last year.
will be the hurting see this season.
Jack Arney. former Corning” I-‘ree
Amdemy star. is expected to come;
Seeker . . .
through. Amey won- several guns; Appletty . . . .
last year. and guide! experience
should make him a winning mounds-
ByAle
Totals . . .. I ‘ ' I"! '
Three Killed: Two
Dying in Accident
' an automobile-
er. Joesph 0....g. ’
old. No. 123 Ver": l :
An unidentified tr: :.
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