till.
i e secon
iurnieh some. of Eitsmlord will hook it "i
-- . ' . organinetion hem» e strong nine an
m". 2.3“” ””1“” .i won over the locels lent Sundey.
cane cm ,mp. ! . . .
”eleven-m” ltiebopedtnet,
"Doe“ Moor" ""1 Lawrence Pen! :’ bed Moe. it me
ere elated to {Ace each other as ma 3 my thin m.
Arthur Olesn. who hes been doing
Inn on twirl-r for the Nashville
linen. lathe Southern We. will
4soonbebncksethe§outhmbeegne
fwmcloseit’nseesoniniheneertu
The Springwoode end the more
lune of their set-lee tomorrow ener-
.! noon st Hediit held. The Look City
;itm oi the Wand
”Amman. Conn»
' thirty minute.
meted out to hie two momma:
ered up and into chapel
d The ends. end prospective
d on end to:- the
King.
star.
fizhey will be good mate-rial
who run wild over Stamford's op~
Teams Through
Thkty Minutes»
Play
Gent. 13.—
ot mom acrim- -
megs was the, done that Conch Boy;
pig-tin menial-e at Hello-non Perk
yesterday Afternoon. It in eeriy in the
moon and the preliminary emu—
ment wee more to get the men limb-
!ore men then turned up et.
Tueedey'e seeeltm were out in tog!
realm” reed! for whatever pace.
Mike Boyle might put them through.
beck:
were eent down the field utter pane-
Ilelding of punts.
which were thrown and kicked by
last yearn Stamford High
before the two regain: teams
had their little efielr. Several prom»
leing men turned up {or rent! and
beck practice. All need experience,
down M ”M- ‘0‘ ‘ 1 but they went at their work with;
’ "m to make my ! plenty oi enthusiasm. which means
75' en
“a
335mm mama;
St. Louie 5. New York 2.
Chicago 20. Philaaeinhal 8.
Pittsburgh 5. Boston 4.
‘Amrcex mm I;
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Cleveland 0, St. Louis I.
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WV LEAQYE'.
33mm 2. Albany 3.
New Haven 5. “Fox-renter 4.
Springfielrl T. Briteport i).
Waterbury 6. Human 3.
NATION .11.: 1.82161”?-
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago fit Philmieiphla.
of 'hu varsity. junior varsity
ind;
Freshmen Star
moimnwmm
William
13 Fifth Straight Win for the United Sm
Cup Play Wfl End Today—Tilda )1.
5 Pet O’Hara Wood and Richards (lag (
With Patterson
PKILADBLRHIA. Sept. 13.»—The, supplanted
[Bria cup. emblem Oat International i512: Vincent "
Lawn Twine team championship star of, the
remains in the United States :er an- 1 iehneton's sex-t-
ache: year. he won. eight cut
This was amazed math? at the. tori-‘13. His ha"
,Germtown Cruel: Club. wheni
éVViniam T. Tllslen £1 at Phllmlelphia. 3
and “'illiam M- Johnmn Cziitamiaf
the American team. won from Gen;
aid Pattezmn am} Per. O'Ezra. Wood ‘
6: Anni-allia- in three out. of (our
sets. in the firs: s“ - ' -'
The scores were 5-1. 3—3» and 6-1. lead alternated ‘
The triumph of the United sates. each player 'v
doubles team. teday coupled withtwice.‘1";mn ‘l:
the two singles matches Safer-"12y-ihmgh chzsf‘
afternoon. gave three victories to ,a: fire or {our
the American. team. Two more I tans tied
singles matches are scheduled for Wood 1: The "3—“
tomorrow but tfieir outcome cannot But in ..
fine “kills"
not .3: scenes...
many contests ;:
:11? -
reflect the ultimate disposition at :‘12 twice mad.“
itrnphy. 'nreon seaieri ‘he .,
‘39»: Mace!” 1
Fifth mt.
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sex—Fm g. the r: 'f
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Mflm "I '1'”- h-m" 0' MW". 3 ' ° ' intended later in the man. g . {’lrtsmira'h at Beaten. ‘39:“ ftmn'vfioclzf wag 3‘7;“caff‘f 393 mu 0.“ i
' ‘ ' 1 mu Dom-or must rm— hvi 3% When rm warn- A and 3 “mi “Vi - - - C iso’umfé"”‘ffm‘ ék'mipda‘w; @252 new aw l
wru- sn ice amen (W 1m third 1‘ good tough at 'he ringside the other ? for .crlmmege. the players who had' .t‘mmt .15 1.1531611. 1’; hr'nlght Se in?“ Cid»? gack. 3:121; a W m; std: i
h. an every plan: that m met; night. while encoding the Wille- 3 more experience than other: were § \' V. ’ (‘h‘ ézlrisrrallia‘and m m _. at the Last 3:9 Elma 56: in WI: i
.0 there mm D. m 3"!“ m: h.” mm“ H” h" "0"th to ' “Ck“! from 'Lhe large number of : .“faw ff}. at ; Siagm :fcur rears the Australians have :n a row. , ,
cash-g. as all of mo plum like: war from either one of these gladly candidates a: the meld. seam A ' P:.‘i’;,’:§,;’g,?a 3;. 5;:3am géwen ”me competitor: of the Unizml‘ a: me thlri 5‘»: L. :. i
V ”- lore. made up a“! most ("I I yearn regu- n. T.“ ,‘ u [T ; ' I "Rafe; in the challenge round. Japan cf! unzil the mat’ '” ”i ; %
‘am who rind not graduated. had moltm a- ..t. Laue-i. . .
F ‘ . 'h ban“- «.3 work What team 8 E -____._.__._..__ was the» mixer camperzmr in. 1:122: when Jannsmn r—‘ §
, OUTFIT ' LEADING swyrsnrrns. iiggknd‘,‘fi 45:; pm; they made up: ‘ B‘SSERS LEAGUE. ; ( Amy-gig; twin 7‘ tidfw lax—gel: ‘ t": 33;: 3 :Ivi-niicwt :53
l f m ' j ____ Eff-rang t- e .m‘ 2‘7: us.» “it entry 0. . :- l‘: A. ., i.“ '*
l 7 we” lea-cuc- *g’azriba‘g'ig' which all ‘he men moi: fAjban" a: ‘V’grwestvr. g?! No BIZ-FM“- mther fixer: ‘hmugh hf?! “'03 Lhe 5‘ ”n": ~-
" I G“ “3' R' H' A ‘ ‘ . ~ ‘- i gredmmvfl a* pipwgm gthe smothness on team tvcric. P::- 4’33“???»
, v , ., ,_ .. part, in the ”:1th work-out showed , . . L ..,....,. i... - ,.. ‘ k
g m” Len-r. Wor ”8 as” 11.. “O7 '3’" l that Stamford high promises to have ._______ ‘ W’mryrhurv 3.: Springfield ll“! figm’fi“: 3- C0mh:na;.on the. ”1-“ Pb" Ends 1"“4"
i ' ’ I” “’7 70 HO '3 45 . no 7... ‘i ’ ' played together for aevcml “wars. The 59317131 5“ ‘
3 , your), 1;}: 136 504 an 271 _353;1 ”lava?" ’0 D": 383‘“ ammmfi"! (BY Y‘ORMI‘N E» 1‘ w)“. itmnnz trim oblivion. He is mini"? "" J‘ 34"“ at“ H‘lfiflrd' 3.1m: hasten in fine :i-«z car 'he The A115“
E l m Y' ' L" :3 2"}; "3° ”In" ""3““ 3"“ Bum“ wamw’ ”mi The hum“ "m 3‘9"!” "r ‘1‘“ mm“ 4.».— Ht.- has even handy with the bat‘ . lg-.. .' 4' '- ; t TI 7,: « q :31...
* —— 'Rmr' wot “a ”‘7‘ l. “ " é’nsve s speedy tam but weight it” leagues this War :12; Clarence "Big: ‘_ » .. - -' m ‘m ”w min-i - “tang-is may“ 4“, '- ‘3‘3 u“ » t :1
l ' ’ I Purcell. 8m. 20‘ 420 51 141 .320‘ ‘ O'B . .9 .. ' ' ' ‘ durml. I113 nuns, 504°“ » . ., , . 5.21.,”- 554 m the East 31mg _ ‘ Ari-32gb"
1 Teams WI" Clash 1“} locking. 0:239 hen?! men. men. I Boy Kraft. f 5.11“. but it was not until three rem; l we“; ri’lsi’n‘llan .93,“ zmnm‘ gm; The cup play #3153 m
. ‘ f NW ”6' .all the team can claim In really 1132': 'he star or file Forth Wnr'h; 15,") 13:3: fin. started out to specialize; g ”3-? 26;: 1:; the "Jami; 23;??? Tildrn m 9,3 .3,» .
: second 0 a m e o i G. AB. R. H. AV. ' h““' H" and Connolly '9'“ ‘pic‘kmj Toms ramme- {(1:11 and the man .n Tmme runs. : ‘ rel-ugh :h.‘ ‘34:". ‘5‘: ‘41" ;__:'vr:’ Rmhm‘ds Chips :7
: ThCil’ Series Tomor-a Homehy St. L. 229 4m 1m 20s; .42? 1"“. cm” 53°71“? my‘h‘c‘“ AI"3‘3“"i'mnmiy r““r’41nsxl2ls- Inr the waning, In ms: hr- sockmi Out 31. f 3:“ ”may: :0‘ mm "up‘ ‘gi‘m‘ Prior :0 21;.»
g « WY: 1 Ski n 1-H;- 509 an 19’ 330 . acnolaumc 58"“ 'm 3’9“" ‘01 the {Min straight pennant i)? met. in 2322 he hit 3:. 3 .1 .; ~ W. a _; , . 3:05.31, Jamhs of
Q Afternoon Er‘ en. . ’ y :6 i1? 26 '.’: ’65 Six men who played more or 19‘“ mam. 2‘: Mill his repeated—32. l . _ irons. ‘5; ‘SUZ’C". St'f‘u‘nESS a. {93:ed Aug.» Fran —» »
NW ; -uymr. Ev!“- 1,9 we ”4 l2; :4; J Tamar” ”1 ”23 '9'” °" team A! ‘x , h 'eet-«l ‘21: ‘iity mark lni rm: Yt'zu'. anu- pica'tllns one for .0- 31m net 0! mi 9 Eda “00d. 1~ in '1"? final 7’» >
. YOHDK. . . Y. 11 ‘ ‘- A) ‘ u ‘ ‘yeeterday ll”! the scrimmage. O. Glb-f In“ " 35 p“ = ’ ‘ ‘ . " . , t e) 0 ma m!‘ : l ‘73}! {he start (If the 39501111 39:, -3 paras Tgfi‘nxs » L
The Sprinxwoods wil clash with! Breeeier, Cln. 103 3.17 38 ll; 341:1” at can"? Olsen at right guard 5 "ll-cull moms. - .rnir NF“? .11 “is P8 8‘ ‘83 ghowawfla T‘Zlden and Johnson WM”? ‘f.’ ,. - . .4
the Moon nine 0f Stamford in the! ....- fiend “Elma“ playing ”g,“ hall“ The only thing that may {Rev-tent .liiril l'». .x! 3998MB“? :01“ 3318 “10»; NATIOXAL LEAGUE. "Having in unison. driving lmnmflrv ";' k _,. rrrrr .
"com! gems of their home end; American League. hark ‘nm me newest mg" on 'hoi .‘iim .‘rtnn nqnaflnx or filming Babe 1: was mm. untxlnfiilay fa £113: he com: :2:er «inep-courr “mm; “11h “r- ’0::‘:I;g..x:;1:3‘;c; _ ‘ .
' ' "' ' ' “ “ "' ' . I , . 1"“a :v. . . P. w “M ..-. H. .2- :
home caries tomorrow afternoon at! G. AB. R. H. AV. . “awn- Heller, full beck. Scalzi left! Ruth: recorrl of Jay mile Lamont is {In luxs'li‘i‘l ' ms winging” minch V ’ 3 W. g'.‘ for-rs" and argumcy and pmmilng Kimv of he AI?
Nedik Field. In the firm. game off Ruth. N. Y. 139 477 1,23 184 .386 half hack. Giovannncd. who playod; the (early arming 0! the balmy: Jaimie: xi: mgcw-qu rToord f .Bcjir “ti-en: ...... #11» LL: firm-son. the.- A: illan czmtairl. an e .‘Janucl Aicrm ,
the series plus/ed (In last ’rmndhy. ; Jamil-eon. file. :31 048 37 :9: .360 In” back in 1923 called the signals: season. it Cit-firs es-plem er I. . “a 1 fine. :1“: .6. he be? 8 ed fifto‘nlflit ....... T" 3.: q packhzmd until the challenger: Davis cup “at.
the Lock City outfit hang it on the; pram, Chicago 12:: 481 .0 m: .349 rilmlnst Ham 8. Canal-ll? at rightf Wren». the. guzuyiin .0 run mm! vhc . iii a- r . y .- am Jenna.) .-. :1} ‘3" rake under the pressure. ?&‘«~hl er 3‘
10",; nine. ifionins, cm. 135 508 95 176 .347 and Burminghi at “‘9“ we" the: close a: me big league campaigns ~11..z‘cd m spraxcgyghat.lhg “will: Lirllfznnilf‘. ..... . i.’ 34 .. ‘ The “awn; “"31." John m play» Eight“. mgmbm'.‘
The linemps follow: if 1 Speaker. Cle. 129 £79 94 MG .347 ends, 0.8”“! and Linden-urn cover-.f 219?:‘13, no :mzmmx‘x: its; Trams; :yrlxstflwnnkg saw xm rim: 9 s. ;‘ :rhu‘ljixns ...... . 1: :3» :. rm; his venly match m this year’sEDavls cup :nam. :
. . (m: 3 . ‘ l m 3 ’0““ (if, i 1‘ , -..' . .. ' é e... -l ....... ~ .. « e - u x _ _ ‘ 1‘ ‘n x
313mm Scnlzi's . “'1 ‘he ”Ck!" positions. right and XML better ‘he 711qu 7.1.“ by the «(yr-1g- Appunnng :0 "pop" Begun, Fort? Philadelphia ‘ . :1 g7 ‘37,», i Davis cup series. after havmg been eats. .—a, $—...\ u... ~
"""" a. '. ' ' ' ' ”" f a.“ on In sud Outer. : n-epecolvely. Brain and Olsen played! mat" gm)“: “ ‘ ” \Vnrlh ”on writer. Kraft 18?. his: Baum“ ‘ ’ _ . ' . _ .. 4:; in _343 l
Buehbnum ":”'""‘ Huntf leek Dempsey ”fid'mn’ found ' w!“ '81:», and right Iguarrxds. 1 ii i i He’s An Old/Timer. ’ «grit-33 to :5an hate that he hndf E H-
'3 h IIittlo of interest in the bout he- 3:331- lined up .n t e .o ow ngl Kmtt has ‘rieen .0 fame an a. slug» Mimi” last spring and m a. change mi AMERICAS LEAGCE. i
“I” """" ' ’ """" ”mo - {’"n 3”” Wm. and Lu” PM“ « ' . ‘ . . . w n out iayere em: ' is betting swing. 3' .
H z 5 in he checked out of his ringside («298cm r1: mum-TY!- COhan- "=3 g g" 1‘ 1" m be m p z . w. L. E
Keene ........_ ..... .. Johneon‘eeet during the tenth round. TheiHoughton. "ll-.89!”- C: Sim-gag, 11.5 i “final; Pg'nn .. . x1 :7 {
r L' fichempimz made himself an Moon-l l-faruxue. 3’; Bra-“011 19: hikm. 3:: . ’ I Sm» L m3 ..... w 3‘. ; ‘
Schmidt ....... . .. Gmme-yQ-rpicunme as possible. He (mun-ed "1791100. !‘h: Wilson, 111: McCarthxg » - _ ’ Delmar ' ‘ 7... £3 ;
c t . “h” arena. with his pap pulled down 3 .‘h; Muurire McMarthy the fullbnck._; _ ‘ 3 3:. Lucia .. . . .. T: .;7 ;
Budwny ... . . .. . ....... . Hogan I over his eyes and iho collar or his " 3 Junior (50:! chamlflm 0’ theginle. , : (Lei-9mm} ,,,,,, «:7. :5 g
l o étnpcoet turned up about his earn: 0 playml with the “(00(1an ,oun-§ . ., Philadelphia. .... 3.71 7.: E . ~ . 9 «Eur
tux-low ....... ......... B. Anthea; He when: hie sent without being; try Club team when it rleleated a: . , ‘ 53mm“ . _______ 412) 73 : Have you any tlI‘BS that are m cut - EL“,
:2 recognized. When called into thei team trnm .‘deesechueette on Set-i ‘ 4 Chicago . ....... 53 73 Q _ ' .
Oeurnieri . . .... ........ .7 Ryan ; ring to be introduced he made a! urrlny. Semember 6. ' 2 them t0 US. We “7111 repair them.
i ? couple of rapid-lire bows and lumi-t In lhc acflmmage that lasted 3.111-: ‘ . . ' . ;
lurphy . . ... . . ..... .. K'zczo ‘f «nod back to the competetive ob- .‘ fie awe:- 30 minutes lhe Team A line! NEW HAVEN. Sept. lg—l’ale :me frames and 2 out of 3 crew meets. 5 EASIER) LEAGUI:
p gecurity or his seat. Jack must be 3 men opened big hole: for their-j 1m: pm behind her one or :m- moist; rim .unior mmty loet‘ite ("mu 6:5”? 1 Tire and Tube Vulcan 1'2ng IS Our Quecialh»
Indium-mes ...... J. Anrlm‘huhful about giving the boy: 3. imam hacks was good for the first; spectacular years in charts m “P2.“ match tn Pann. and u on .rnni -o-g W4 1;. RC. : ‘ . e.‘ - --_ .
l .‘ peek at hie new nose. idoy n! practical playing. When Team; history 0; the university and n‘zln 3’ mmbia in the “181231113“ regatta. L “Alerhuw :o my .598 .,
in had ihe ball the train: mule by? me announcement of the mhlw‘ j “on the Pringtomtgrnelin ”strum ‘ Karynm .4 :34 .363
. 'hizir man was small but occasioned-3 menu: at the Eu men during 'her 5 and defeated sin-{t m nor Shl‘lngflx-ld ‘4 55 $68 5 .
ily the line would give them ai‘ past season the Blues hex-n. rvnwu aporte the junior varsity won la! and i 3-0.... Haven 7:: 71. .486 ; BRLLVSWICK TIRES & TLT‘BEQ
« mac».- to fin"! fhrouxh. i to he proud of the Victoria's so w-n-g loam 4 games in haskethall; won 1 Plitstield $8 30 .46.) f
, i S“Willi-1 Old Stemiord Hlsh mole-3' ndemly smuchcd {mm liter Eva! 2m“ 1 and $004 ”0’ *0” *“ ”new": “’0“ i Worcester 67 $1 .452 ;:
Let s ' G0 film stars were out on the field wat-‘ innate opponents. ‘ and “751 3 W0 0 matchrs and won - ; Albany 65 SI .44§i .-
i c'hing the boys do their stuff. Hunt. Recognition or the excellent work 5 and lost 1 game in tennis. i Ermgeporg 63 $6 .523 z
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———PEONE lflvaOK—
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lpanama two nemne ago and who
was badly injured while playing :oot’ has been duly given and
at with Kiannpian: in one 91: his
hall at Georgetown University
(all. was helping Coach 80er with
the men. Franchine. of 1923. King
at the Mme teem. Tooher and En»
bree. weighed the playing with much
interest.
WANTS DEMPSEY
TO SEE BOUT
Promoter George alums-n he:
plans in the work- for inviting
(:hnmpion Jack Dempeey to attend
the Kapleml’eueo bout at Brae-co
Perk. Waterbury next Monday
night. It will be e. enter stroke for
Mulligan it he ll’luoky enough to
lend Dunn-er. as the chunpion
never bu appeared in e. Connecticut
ring. It is quite poedble thet he
will be interested enough in Lew
Peluso. e protege of his. in take the
trip to Waterbury.
Peluso first learned boxing from
Denim. who resided only an. ehort
diunnoe nwcy from the youngster
It hit Lehe City. Pelueo. while et—
tending high school. wee e frequent
visitor to Damp-ere camp.
7 17mm. who 1. always known
tor hie eagerne- to box with young-
etere and teach them the m ot‘aelt
delenee. took e liking to Peluso. The
chsmpion hed Pnluso enter an em-
eteur boxing tournunent in that city
and acted as Peiueo'e chic: second
in three bouts. which the led. won
by knockout;
After Demo-0y come But in 1921
to be: CW". Peluse we. left
to his own renames. “Leo P. Flynn,
who is PIJuso'e men-oer in New
York. heppened to hear about Pel-
,uso and got in touch with the Bali.
Loire City buy. asking him how he
would like to enter the protenioml
clue. Feline accepted under the
condition. the: he» would not“ become
a "pro" until ntter he graduated
from High School.
After entering the
lively, Penile enrolled at Columbia.
College to study luv, W. ”10
manque-cruel! lather-intege-
flute-meno-
”? It the ringside wo
“Vantage to Pelueo when he clash-
'end lostthel'enn-thmouth meet.
. lam
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HM.
L...
freshmen teams in all line of 3:34.213;
51111331103
last, stand as an indisputable morri at;
the determined ellons of the 2mi-
varsity men to honor the name- 01
their college.
In major sports Yale totals against
all contestants shown 60 games won.
2‘ lost and two tied. and in minor
sports. 17? game. won, 7? lost and
five tied. making a. grand total of
237 games won. 101 lost and seven
tied in both major and minor lines.
To gate the Various Nassau
and 12an the varsity stands out
most prominently in major sport!
with a. perfect season in football and
crew. Eight games we're taken in
football without a loss: in haevball
there are recorded 15 wine and 15
Jones: in track events. 3 wins and
1 loss and four victories by the crew.
In the minor sports the varsity men
took 10? victories. 52 loeees and 5,
tlee in 15 dmerént clauses. Hockey
stands out most favorably wiih'ls
wine amt 3 losses: basketball 12 wins
10 losses: boxing 3 wins and 1 tie:
no lance; fencing 5 wine, no lanes:
gait. 7 wine. 2 loosen: m teem. 3
wine.310:eee:leu-osee4wins.4
loneee: polo (indoor) 19 wins. 8
loeeee: swimming. 10 wins, 55 lessee.
tennie 9 wins. 3 losses. 1 tie: water
polo. 9 wine. 3 Ion-ea. and wremling,
56 wine. 2 10m
Yale won the individlinl chemo
pionehip in the gait intercellesintee.
and won the intercollegietee in the
sun matches in which Harvard and
Princeton competed. also was fourth
in the rifle intemonegintee. and
fourth in the swimming intercolle-
giate. in minor sports.
In the meiot- sports the varsity
men wgn the I. CMA. track meet
for the first time in 20 years. detent-
ing Penm. Stanford and Princeton
in the order given. Yale beefing:-
verd and Princeton in‘duel meets
to Penn ”KW: ore point.
The Wall-ewes: the Penal-Col-
umbia. rem... the ComlléPi-ince-
ton regattzsdbthteitEam rd. won
the Wim in Philadelphia.
and the Olympic races on the Seine,
The freshman in major spcris won
; 24 events. lost 2 and tied it. In toot-
' bail they carried a. victorious season
i with a win of the entire 10 sched-
l uled games. In minor sports the
freshmen won 5* out or 75 games.
making excellent marks in every
"event.
Lining up against Princeton and‘
Harvard in major sports thew'msity
men carried 7 victories and 1 defeat
and in minor sports 20 victories. 5
(intents and 1 tie. The freshmen
took 6 wins and 2 defeats in major
sports and 13 wins and 6 defeats in
minor sports. The combined var-
sity and freshmen teams put Her-
vnrrl down. {or 24 victories and 6
detects and Princeton {or 23 victor-
les, 9 defeat.- and 1 tie.
John T. Blossom, '14. marinate dl-
rector of athletics. in hie Depart for
the scholastic year 1923—34 says that
the record for the seamen "approach-
es. it not equals. the best yearly re-
cord made by Yale in the entire his-
tory of her participation in intercol-
legiate athletics."
A table or stetietlclahowe that
u,-
576 college men at Yale regularly
reported on an average at ex leset
twice 5 week for the mejor part or
the ace-en in sports.
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NEWVHATVEN. Sept. 13.--—It was
announced many that. Joe Latte is
new the 011mm property at. the
Profs. arrangements. hearing been
completed with the New York Giants
by which club he was sent here an
option for the purchase. Annex-anti}!
the change in menhip agreed with:
1035 {or he won a finely Pitched
game at’snringtieidun his first-tut,
“.mew Manama-1y ’
Although Joe heal: In unread.
down eel-trot xenon. methionine»-
on. both- W‘mm and Fred.
dent wwm: tint-lid he: a. bright
mm «thins. Re is only 2::
Putt. inching it the world's .chem- ‘eerixnent or slut: end: the weir
Dime-m Jhltter vex-glen: mac-unity
The We! the varsity erewln l: ' well. His control “
Paritwlll‘etand. u, g
. pavement» .
monument. honoring» both college 7
depicting the m ;
dMAmI-immdmmm
Mimjndi'
midi: of;
Next; in the lineotxhonore cameos
the junionxmity men who. in mayor;
”thrived. one football.” M
93; i M W
the later date
; with other matches the Garden offl-
' tome ecthe Wicke- let Sandi: men»
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’ LOOK ran um me we:
NEW YORK. Sept. 23,—Mlke
McTigue, world's” light liéavyweight
champion. will defend his ”title
against Paul Borinnhach. Astoria's
hard-hitting light heavyweight. in a.
filler-n round bout to be held at
Madison Square Garden on the
night of October 10 or 17. according
to present plane at Promoter Tex
Rickard. Barlenhnrh already has
been signed for the contest. it was
loathed yesterday. and. Mchguc.
through Charlie Rose, acting as
manager of the champion. has con-
sented to the terms offered by Rick-
ard. Rose was expected to sign con-
tracts tor the match yesterday, but
was prevented from doing so. He
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said he would sign the contracts to-
day, when he is scheduled to confer
with Frank Flour-nay. Rickeni's
matchmaker. “
The only definite detail or the
match as yet undecided in the d118,
according to Rose. Mci‘igue yester—
day wired from big training camp
near Samoan. springs that“ he would
prefer October 17 as the date tor
the bout. it it could be arranged for
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