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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 17, 1924 · page 8

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”Punk LlllliT'lS

_ Meeting

’ Writers

WATERBURY, Dec. lT.—Adhcr-
dog to its avowed intention or en-
forcing cconomv through the East.—
ern League this season the club
owners of tin: loop assembled at the
1-10th Elton here yesterday in their
Annual met-ting Vulfld to make the
player limit :15, \.‘.\L'lll.“l\'ll oi‘ inun-
agcr, ot limit c-mrh club to two op-
tional players and to make cach
club carry the players who have
had less 111:1!) tho innings of class
' A or hight llUEQI‘U".

154 Game St‘llccllulc

Last. season the clulis “err allow-
ed 16 players (thlUSh'B of manager
and tho numhv-r of optional players
:LppLurr-d to in" llllllill:SS on some of
the tennis. 'l'hv luilgll’. Will open
April and “ill «'loso Sr-picmher
1‘0, pinyin-5 J 5-! game-s. The open-
ing Cluit: is practically tl:-: smut: :15
.Isisb ,Mur l-ul ilu; closing is driuycd
a. V'Ci‘ls. lll Ol‘(ll.l‘ to clinlinutv. the
woe-l; or (luullh hrn'lvrs which clut-
tered 1hr N’llt'd'll‘: lnzi‘orr ilu tvums
opened 1hr rumpu l lust )(‘.ll‘.

llcnl [mum->3 Affair

I—‘rc-r-itlnm ,llnn O’Nuil at the close
of the. Jill‘L‘lllli; (ltolarml that the
scssion \Vnh‘ tlu: most business-like
Tl'lCE'illle,’ that, ho hurl [\‘t‘l‘ directed
in thv history of tho .liustt‘rn League.
Thu adoption of llll' listlgllt: baseball

 

 

was put off in unothor meeting. The
— consuurus of opinion umong Lil!"

nwnnrs “as that lust sum-on nus the

wors~ mrr t-xpn‘rirnmvi in n. iinrm-
x-ial “my in lllll'lUl‘ lcaguo hast-hall
lvlti. that ill: outlook for tlu- pros-

ont L'll".‘lllt \\0lllll lvi- lit‘pl intact. for
the pruscnt. tin" only change expect—
cd Hing that of ou'nc-rship Art
Hridgcpori’. l'iiislit‘ld will in. wry
much in 1hr l: :Igur, according to tho
ot‘ficxals n :‘thv I’iitslit'ld club.

E\'('r_‘.' (-luiv in thv lr‘uguo‘ nus roll-
rcsontul. Timothy Sullivan, Jr.. rr-p-
resnnted ‘iritlgquori: ('lrorgr- \Vhltrz
Hml .l’oncll, \\’orc«_:.~<lr_r; Michael
Hawkins. Albany; James ll. t‘lurkin,

 
 

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Li 't C t to 15 Players—~League’Will Play 154-
mlGatilie Schedule—All Club Owners Attend
at Waterbury—Pittsfield to Re-

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Report ”Approved By
Executive Committee
Awaits Action 0 f
Tennis Body ’

By \VAIATER CAMP;
. (Copyright. 1924.) »

NEW YORK. December 17.—-—Thc
com tee appointed last June by
Prcai nt; George \Vightmun of the
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association to
consider the much donated “player
writer" ruin has brought forward in
its report Io the Executive Commit-
tee a plan which looks like I; very
rcasondblc" solution of a. problem
that \ut’iously thrrntcned to disrupt
tcnnis ranks.

The rcpoit. n}vpl‘0\ cd by tho than
hCullV‘) Cui‘muithm, and now awaiting
action'by the purvnt body. provide-s

Heads the Baseball

 

 

Postpones Boutsvf
Until January“

The schedule bout between
Johnny "Nod" Alton of" Bridge-
port. and Mickey Congra of. Sta-
ten island. which was to have
tccn staged at. the Stage Armory
on Friday night. have been post-
poned because of illness in the
family of the Park City Battier.
Jon Chimbole, local fight prom-
otcr, has set. the date of the en-

gagement. ahead and tho bouts ‘
“ill he llPl'l on Friday evening. that. the Writer may not uso his titlr

in comwction “Hit his writings. that
he may not {zlw currr-nt rcports of
tournaments-in “hlt'h ht is n. puni-

Jummry 16th.
Th"; semi-limit will bring to-
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and “'ij Angelo of gm, city, cipant, and that ho may not use his

while the two preliminaries will ““0 i" "10”0" lllt‘turt'w“. l‘iur rrcmvv

{03‘1er Charley Str-chcr of “"5 remuneration for posing in Hunts
cit)”. and Joe Smith of Rridgc- PENNS-

liort. and Rene Bush and "Shiek" H” turn, '10““"“" continue 1'0

Milhr. loih 7{ me 10”” pasture. contribute urtiv‘irs of the sort. that

everyone rum-guiu's {us i‘cai assist,-

ancc to the d: vclopmcnt or t. unis

' ploy (trill ‘nvlvant‘cmf'nl and may

of il’ttsi‘iclrl. were present. President write [way on any subject: otln r

than tcnnis.

Sonic Horn apom, or C‘oursc. “'lll
continue to must ern if the roport
is adopted by it.» 'l‘t-nms Association.

Herman \Vcisman and Owner John
T. Sullixan of the Brasscos _\verc
hosts in fishing hunt-ball men and
ncwspapvr scrlhrn.

At the annual hurting of the They had Liv-n ruhhcd raw in thx.
lsustorn League Baseball Writers \arious iwrflunul tilts nrislns from
Association, John (lrcc-nc. ot‘ ' tho the. quurn-l over pluycr-ertnrs. Hut
Hartford (out-ant. was clcctod pnrs- ”105'! Will limit in llm" and “by

should be xiv-In curry opportunity to
host as quickly as poxmlwlv.

ldv-nl; Junior! l\"‘v‘ff‘, of tho \\'atm‘~
bury .tiilvricun, vice president. Victor
\Vull' .of thy: Springfield Union. sec-
rotary uud tronsurcr; directors. E. 1:.

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. nus \o‘lml the next nu-cting n! the I quad"; (11” Smith. ,
lI-lrnrtrtyrtl-i (\i'vorco ' ll. \‘t‘lHS. hn-w st‘riliv‘s. \\ hich will to hold in the i'fhfi‘m “I‘ll-3‘?!“ l‘llC’lf‘x‘S l" ‘1‘" #28173". E t'ox'ry‘ra «irritation.- marks it)" MIA-.- GTOVO (‘le and Gonox Wore drop.
.ncn. . . nmn and it. .l. litulon. ’sprmg . I .. 1‘ 2001 dt.0\fil(‘$l<ll ‘. 0n" , ‘v.’ it!" t mg 0f tho 13"! of n". "3,195" loam pct! from tho Bt'hedu 0. All sumo:
. ....... ' ~~---‘ trulan sport \uitrm llll‘ulfiJntinl :"illlo'Tfi hr: in his hall park and the “1”] lhv‘ oxcn-ption 01' that with . , .
1"“ ‘ " “ ---—-—--- ~~ " " ‘ “ '““' ‘ “LIFP‘AIAL "V‘ Y" lll’f ' 1:.len1- g him. “"4 ““00“. “'33 (‘3‘? “Nil Til! .351 mrmlwr Oi lllt rcgulnr hurling I’Plln5\'l\llfll;l “In ‘3‘: pinycd ill the . . "‘ “ I“
"“"-' “ my Slutimw “on a StllfitiUUIlul und’rh'lll lmfln‘t M‘f‘u M-uzv-l M" “in!!! tni‘i’ or ”3:". now l‘lttnhurgh stadium now kind” I . l
brilliant Victory ov-‘r Jark- Helicon. mould "WW-H" ‘T'W'W‘ “l 1! “5’11 rum». Y‘ 'l‘lv “Arron I‘lghlhnu-lrr had been construction. .» .. . '
' (,(ll'f 'oi‘ Milwuulnc lurro last, night. 5“" Ilium.“ "WW dtlld- km“ ”to f‘ l‘ ' inning- ptlt‘hv‘l‘ with thv (-luh the Tim BCht‘ilU't‘ folk-“s: 1-“ ‘ {
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0 I “hon lh‘ hum-LN! ‘nut {ht high!) - "l“ "lmlllm‘; flfimfl‘lufi 3*. “ML F‘i‘l‘ ; .«at tin-m; svnzwxxs, hath Sluskcr . St‘plcnll‘fil‘ 2'3. “helimgton 41nd: ..
. louinl BliJvih-JVcsi('rm‘r in thv soc- “"3 Club from Smmtv‘ lmntl~ llmm i:tmi .‘limmgrr llilt‘i'lfl of til" 5- union Ln» hi ro-. L i}
,1 0nd round “uh it hit hook to the 2;10ui:tv|.uilii::g his-nut .ahu.u..».”m lwlixx’o mm ll‘," .nm u. nuptuugion 0.401,... 3., l.;t:n,\cilq- hv‘rc. .'
'l J-‘lW. ' “ " 3‘ llf‘l'l‘i’i , izmv put nu“ li‘v ‘u h”; I ' r9 " c' - .. - ~ --
h .. . . . .. .1. . l ctobcr to, \\ ct. \ trunm hrrc. l g} l‘ “:1 5E \ 3 1,... H W- . .
Chat and comment of S ec. ' ' I ThC‘lmtli” “us a furious our “‘lnilv! *""""“'"“ 'r" ~>~ ,:, .. «- _. ,.- ...- .._.--..--..--..,.---_--. Odour t7 Gqu‘urg how l . ._ . , , , , , ‘ .
’ . . m . .. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ~‘. ‘ cntvcn games comprise thc >312“ . _.
N p 18.1 mmt h n. lustlul. In llioomiml' mputtin,‘ up .L October 3‘, “arncgh. Tron her-s. l l'nhrrsit)’ 1934.3; huskpllafill ‘_~.‘il- (.1
. omalk Fan“ ., ‘ ' gloat: "ll-l ". Hll Matt: r5 mow-d mu ; l October 31. Johns l’h‘l‘kllls ““1": Eula. Cnrnoll. Dartmouth and H u— !
By Wyn Dom , ,' [fist tor him and 11:1th ihv lmttcr of _ November 7_ \Vashington k 3.4. { ward (or: 0'» prmmu‘ \. 1w « ;.-
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— ._..__...... I t “I “:7: Trill!!! l \‘l t . .' , - ' {“10“ hon. . dl‘k‘llll‘xl irom tin; list n? (with ‘~':lll' ‘ l -
)1 ‘I . > ,- _ . . n m .- ( om . u n r) (room-d XUVQ‘HII'V‘I” ll. 1*. pnsyhnlua ;.A l u i 1- “C“ artiv-l‘ T" “MW v... . .
an .lumor \dl‘hlly I-l\v. god to tuku the placc of “gm... Pipp. his man to the int-v! and lll"D ' ' l‘hiltdclp‘iui I 1- ‘n I; n“ "l‘lil‘l‘ildltli lit: \"‘ .
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'l'l __ ‘ . ~ .. ‘ as guurdtnn 0! tin». initial suck bc- “BMW“ 0"‘1‘ 1' ”LUMP “"l lLuxkins .- ' . Novrmlmr :16. 1mm Stznv hrrv “1““va m :lmw .1”... m 7;... \umw-
”5 L‘L’llna' . tort: nun”; “‘0ng 51.3180"; r0” PA‘IEL ll‘“. llOUk 10 lilt‘ J:l\\'- i i ‘ . i ~———<L—~————~-——--—~—--‘ ..._.L.... « ..—-‘—~ . ~~'—- _.,,V,......-__.. .
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it has bun smciul nuns since a; twin-lg is mic of tho hem, MR‘RN'S count and Was out mud. ; v 2 09:5fl-Y—G‘Jf/Nw
Ircprvsuntatnu lulu tvuskcthztll team during-ml in the linsti‘rn lcngur‘. Hc / “‘m“”'“”“ i BY ‘ ;
has1 “mu-arm: on a, local court. Nov» should [mug Illi'n tluublc "0”an . I . [m FERRY ' ‘
lira tun”: i;i\(- (-uint- (11)“n fro“. ”0“" R ”(‘th i" "It ‘ V ' 'V V ‘ . ‘ ‘ “ V ' ‘ ‘ ‘
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lalc unncrsttl'. hut rim-0r l‘vlirc- league. ” , I!" l-\\\1H‘\('l“ I'I’RHY :u 'M - *mr ti -\' V‘ A" " , ' m s. n! ‘ ' 1 H1“ 11“ LA I) (" 3‘le ll\ LL >
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'I‘lu- l' l \i _ "l ' . "1hr: l-‘ordham basketball tonml ; ray '1 hr 1':\rning 3.1”." A M” l... m” U! h“ l.. i , 7 E
the-v how: ‘ in mi limo to stop iféwon OVI‘I' \'319 last. m-cning h)» ”u. l Xl-zw yuttlc. lv.-.-, ;.7 .-,..;.‘(,..,;,z,u F'll‘l‘m'. “mu...“ ”U. Pasadena! F
Ihi': m.::(. 1.0" Mint. 1: “(ton ou'r score of 3t to 5, Lawrence 1“... . dmoti «not aim “rm t"o.|::t :lrc grim- Fulfil“ 2,. staged in. bx‘lit‘dtilvd nn Nrw I .4
. :5." «I it id. mliht. it should be Motion is holding down cm. of tho . in: pu—cultur nor-1‘ nt‘ ‘lruva's li‘lr‘t \vur‘u Dar .mcl llué (,‘llllkz'r-l‘xl'LI‘Vn:
"‘ '0 9‘3”” Bull“: ' guard positions “n tho [soy-aha," days . 'l‘h-Ay urv )Il‘ll}in§ lnr 1"!" . n 1luitlw 0:: Jun. :2. in sut'h vwoni Ami) ~—-—-"
1 . 1-" , . . ‘ _ team this your. ‘ Nr-w \‘uu'x inn - that is mm in f Smith. and Hum (my thoumud tans l”illl..\lll‘llJr‘lllA, l'a” Ilrvp, 17. ~ ! . ,7 n
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I- s .ttl't n fruc hw suilml that he 1 N"? “n khan-s of Ion (chsu'r. HANOVER N ii. For. l7~l).‘irt-v If it run“. tum.» is n .lmmm rim: 'ugnnust \\‘;t!‘!lol".« mum. erning in find and Film NON?" “(‘15 the l 7'1
rould 3'“ ”Wk HI 5"arch of another ‘_‘ '0 '“V' "0‘ lm Ilfl'cfltt‘d Ill-'3 mouth .ll'l" 't;\'ul"llctl' lu-tlmws to \l l tlw Culiiorniuvl't nnsyltunm auxin plomy of timv in we how 1‘!" (told \ct‘sity of California at licrislxi o 0 ‘
)Om' “uh "Mk, ‘"‘.‘”"T”""~‘" raft.“ on "K! chtbnu court. will Emerson “‘1 -tlnl l l“ “C(‘Llor "'1‘ i “i” l"WIN” mvi‘ mull 1h.- x‘utlmnnu llistrrrté {urn .ummst thv limwrl‘ul train on viv Year's Ila-3'. (Travis “"' (:llrlStllqu Illgt 3
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a“ "N‘- A‘ "‘0‘." F1"! in "I“ pmllm- ' lmtturtlny and Him. nuihumasts “i u itwi and Blur iv‘um. mJurr-d in tho t‘oriitfill gum.) and l; . ‘ 'k ‘ \

'l'lit‘l‘c arc a number of other boys
around that Mr. I-‘irpo will have to
settle with in'l'orc In.- wlll got. :m-V
min-r (-rm-k m the jcwclcd crown
worn by Dempsey

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(.‘lmrloy‘; Sornors
(or .1 bunkr-rs‘ rommiitm: to help him
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NORMAN 1-2. mum .\'.
tlm iinnur-ial affairs
mudv 1]!"(0fi‘xlil‘5'

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ismmon to tho championship.

it llv‘y I‘m-closkio iurnc-d in

lhinmz hack in “HF" O“"lncxmi. Thou in tho

 

“hcn
vaalu-r'u lend-
tort-hip. plungcd through tho, lvngue
Stan-
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iviclortr‘a iim (I‘lvwland hut-let‘s 1n-
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Meet on the Court at
Armory T h i s Eve-
ning ,—.- Armory Five
. ' In Prelim

One or the best buketball attrac-
tions of the season will bv‘. at. the
Nomi}: Armory tonight, when the
Yale Junior Varsity Five with an all-
star line-up of eight: men will open
their season, playing the Norwalk
Red Men.

This gam'e was arranged with the
help 0! William Lauder or this’city
who was formerly Coach of the Yale
baseball team. -

After playing thc Rod Mon . the
Yul-2 team have arranged games with.
PrincctOn and l’niwrsity of Pennsyl-
vania's Junior Varsity. l‘cddic Instiv
into. New York University, lolih 1n-
fantry of New York and Springfield
College and several other college
trams. "

This-rig the first timo
your: that fillh‘?!‘ a Yalv or Yale
Junior team has appoarod in Nor-
walk and a packed house is cipcci-
tzd. n'vrc rivals—wcicadly rivals um,

In the vroilmittm‘y Kama the Aim- inll‘rl\?"de—-mns ”WU to form
, cry flu. will play tho unlwatcn Don} Louisville to Cincinnati lav tl- lmu!
Boacot of Port Cheap“ um, than] in load and train loud “nu u lll'll‘ t- .'i‘-l
one of the best junior trams in this “‘0an to the home of tin. l:- .1... 1..
section. ' play.

‘ That all is history and loud r~ . ni~
lcction now. hecadsu Louisvillx- L‘- in
Pl I I To-PLAY one Magoo and (‘incinnuti in allollw'r.

 

 

Ohio Valley——

 

 

By JOHN B. l-‘OSI‘L‘R

Special Correspondent?"

of the Evening Sentinvl
Copyright, 1924.

(This is the thirteenth arml-
the strict: which John 13.
writing to commemorate tlu. nrtu-th
anniversary of the National ].'£i:ll‘.
which will be celebrated lllC Coming
season.)

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NATIONAL l/EAGl‘l-I‘S li'llls'l

TEAMS ’
The Louls‘lllt‘s

many parts it! baseball aunt [in 1.
have LIL-en litnrs Kl'lwn it um. n nun.
sptcuous city of lhosc that l .1
made up hast-hull Clrcuilr‘. “nu

in scvcral

host and Louirvillo and "till imunl

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and the law of tin: land has ("’lel';('i
so that tho stout lmrghor of t‘uu u.
nail no longer can plurig': « w H] =5
friendship to tho stout-r Kt mm L;
born burghcr in lwako-rs lliut Hull“
ovcr tho top and through \\h|- l, :‘:~
World is the huv of a string: m . =
her beads. Dclcsting I :Lcli othv r . . l
dially in a, baseball way tiny \m :‘-
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ill rt‘cugnltion oi" llw Ht what and til-ll
ity ”my huvc shown on ilis- inolhull
squad for thrw: yuns. Although rach
has been in most or the hip Knmcs.
they were not in lam; onough to hurt;
the time rvquirunf'ni for u lt‘ticr. l

hurry game at. th
hing.

Armory this mm A
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wish to uni built ”I" Stanford Nutr-
itnmt- unvl
mvanin combats will thus haw rm Pl"
l port unity of doing: Mi.

Al'idy Smith.

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litngvil on tho nrcurm-y

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‘u‘rkshlrv 1'1!!le l’ittstiold. and 311- nt tin: t'tv-x-riami tum t-lul». »- “.11.... ”Gun "f ?,n.‘,,o..{al.. 1,? Mu? with Washington and Lee and Getty: 13‘ (“H""W‘S- "
'lult I). \Vclch. of tho Bridgeport passing of Sound‘s “as rogrvti ‘- ll- hint: ””1... cam“ d 3 ' hut-Sh, looms non-r prm-iously mot Th"- LOUlS‘mVS “VF“ “Vi-“l” "
1“.”th K ‘hml Plil)’(‘d.fl. erm‘nP!” [lull in N0“' ('UVC‘ll “kl“. l"i¥ ti"li‘ll'ltd {Or by in“ l'nit'crsiiy 0f l‘lllEbUrEhu Ill"?- lllL‘ll’lerS 0f the Rational Lima-Ill .;?l .
'u' ”M "oom‘m'm" ”"wpo'l ”W ! building ”“fih’ir "m‘ ”0““ "“13”" urwaliastorcwl-Kuhn; «to l‘l‘oshinmon included in the 1925 Pittsburgh (ooh Th0" “39‘1“" 311d mafia-Ft? “l“- "- ‘3 4 ~'"
"v“‘filmwrrmun and tho lcaguc ““9 ‘ ”l" “r ”w l'““"i“‘i “Willi” I"liliu ll‘flhl"; lnr l-h'ruu Swim-n an up bull N‘lll‘dult‘ announced today. Cllfll‘mmn. Ill? had hurrbull «\lI'l» .H'
“I“ Hl'il‘l' of lhv meeting. Sorii'zi‘icld ‘v'l‘f‘VM‘m‘l “"3" “1‘" 5'41“”? “1“" 'uml coming hurlrr: and :2 \outt'; mi.- Pennsylvania also will lm. Playcd at. icnce bolero 11" “"‘Ylt ‘0 I‘Olll-‘H’I‘ 1“

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. 17.—
.l‘he first: stlep in Harvard's Winter
track activities will be taken Mon-
day night. when the candidates for
the team will meet at. the Varsity
Club. Coach Eddie Farrell, Captain
Relate Dunkcr and probably Wil-
liam Bingham, formerly captain and
coach, will he the speakers. '

The “Crimson track men have 3.
our: schedule ahead? althOUgh apart
from the intercollegiates only one
negular meet is scheduled. the ri-
n'nzula'r- Harvard-Cornell-Dartmo in

teams in her history, declaring the
Eli: will .1036 but; few of their.1924
intercollegiate champion team. and
. guides having lust spring's .strong
(reshman team to draw from.
I"! figure right; now that the most
Important event of our schedule];
declares Coach Farrell. "is the mid-
ygar examinations. \thihcr our
~ team is successful or not against
Isle depends on the number or our
athletes who make good in these
tests, because once they are on pro-
y button they will be lost for the .rest
of the year." ‘ '
The coach believes that, barring
‘acddents and with Harvard in pou-
neuion of its full strength. Yale can
beheaten. n ,
. 3 He is looking for Captain Dunker.

 

 

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season, and Carl Lundell are the , 7
more promising of the candidates for
the sprints. ‘ . . _

standing with
should prov'e the mainstay in
middle distance. running the half
and mile. Frank Kane and Ella-
worth HaggertY. of last year's fresh-

man team, are other: who will co
polo over these distances.

belts captain cleét or the croucounQ
trydcam. will be available. Tibbetta.

fumes on February 29. won the two mile a. all '

' . . . - isl.

coach Farrell believes 1ale will and Cambridge as agfreshmogxrggg
have one of the strongest track last. year took first: against both Yale

and Princeton and finished second to
Verne Boath. otJohns Hopkins, in

er of the former Princeton two-mil— ‘

out.

The former finished second in both
hurdle events in't‘h'e “Yale meet last:
spring. . J ' ~ ‘ ‘

Show, wealthy Oat: liar-kn inventor
and manufacturer. waa'stabhed tat-
ally Sunday by his son, Goal-gmds.
who used 3. German saber. brought
back tromf‘Frenchr mmeneldn Mr.
gaunt died at midnight, pleading that —

bay;

NEWWRAILROAD

John Waiters, if he,“ in good
office,

the

‘1“ °°"“3‘3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—-The

largest; monthyl volume of railroad
freight traffic yet rccardcd \ u lum-
dled‘k‘by tho railroadsiot the country
in october when a. total. of 43,169.-

 

1.11,-

mile- thc prcrious high record u»—
tablished in August,
900.0

an
0—.

000 1.0:. ton miles. or 2.1 pi'r
cent, more than for the same. month '
last year.
' .Dcsptte
freight: moved during the month. it.
won. handled. the Bun-nu said. "with. ‘
out, transportation difficulty." ‘
3A duct-case was shown. however. in "
thé Volume of freight. handled rm- . um andtho rccr-ipts at the high prices
__thc first. 10 months of 19:4 as cont-«1 to Dr charged arc not vxpot'wd to
pared with the previous ymr.

Smoptm :uldmi * in

loss than

193".

mm \’;.s:

0
record volumc

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this California.

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For the longer runs Willard Tib-
r‘

the intercollegiates. Whiter Chopin.
captain of thid'aeason’a cross-coun-
try team: Bryon Cutcheon.“tof. last
year's team, and Ben Swede. broth-

er. are others who will help Tibbetts
For.“ thehurdles Jet: and Jim
Combs appear the moat. promising.

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t‘lm team ever since. Ho “ill le :ul.
lowed to continue his “orkouis and
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GREAT FALLS. Mont, Doc. 17.-'
3 Johnson, smiling mayor of Shelby.
intent, who promoicd one of the
sporting world's biggest financial
"busts," the Denmsey-Ciib‘bons fight.
is in a. {air way to stage a financial
comback. ’
Friday on oil syndicate of which
119 is the head brought in a well es-
timated by operators to ice good for
an initial production ‘of 5.000 barrels
daily. The black crude. gushed “from
the well andi’gave the derrick an oily
bath for twenty minutes before it
{could be brought under control.
The same smile with which May-
or 10191301: greeted fight managers
and sport writers in July last year
when they wanted to know where
the ‘fnext hundrél! thousand dollars". ‘

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