Evening sentinel, Monday, March 9, 1925 · page 8

 
 
 

 

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FOR1925YALE
GREBATIIES

Yale Ticket Committee

Expects Requests‘

from 150,000 Fans __

"‘2. and thirteenth in the Washing; comphints Expected
in Washington last Wednesday,

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- “I Por‘ Lheswr brought 81°”; cial alumnlxtoit‘ballntlxcktt 31:11:53;
. . Albert (Whitey).liehael- today announced the ntulntions
who carried the hopes of “1mg; ‘2“ ‘1’! put in force tor the
11-; d8“ of _ a lo en 0 pastcboards for the
sight of thefzolfilgh“? “1;. three tunes next fall in which Yale
. . .3 “'0“ ,expects requests for some 150.000
:'. :- -*t;e of the most thrilling 10' people for seats in the Bowl and
r_\' of Marathon racing in this'
..gamst some of the greatest mara-

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for trips H's nne by one (or his W

near tu-1Faetern hunger team. He win ad

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Kay reekiea are due
back to the hushed in the
tote. As soon as the twlrie _
onrvlng 'ern. the be.“ start bnaklng i pert: to get any
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' . ‘ The Racers may not be In the ind
m M I“! “I! C. the “lzh a Fastball team lhlfi svaeon.ac-
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Harvard stadium. which holds only

Another tram ma he «run at "to
half that number. ,

' it Ohen can get in a good eeaann . Bauer “moods this war. It is --

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\ 'es 1w: he proved himself to be the down. .fii’iéifih 21:21? 3 13? in the seem he will land hack l’n the nor-«ma (T: tlw fi'fl'..." in:
1:? :Til’llllng conte‘t in the record next moon—hut. In on or to (M n pm "Id

Vance of the games. because of the

complainta by alumni met year that.

they "re unable to procure seats.
No Hope [or lamina.

The committee c: tzckels for the
families or alumni. but it has cut
down the number allotted to se\erai
classes of applicants. For the HarV-,
ard. Princeton and Army games. all;
of which are expected :0 :lil the'
stands to their capacity “lth thous-
ands of requests returned. the com-
mittee has decided to allow only two
tickets each to me llamard game.

do thie. he must ehow considerable ”It “in he nudcr Ilw dlm'unn of a
improvement. lot-nice Kat‘t‘y nee-lager.
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Noel-h. would plea- no more; if looks as it he lusk‘ ‘l‘.\ll «anon

than to ~ hath 0|“ lull "B-‘k"‘n:u at an rlul ln Nov-“ant. it nan
‘4” had . “.0 union next 10- ' one 0 film "Met unsuccessful FI-
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sons in ihu‘ it‘s't‘l'l‘ of the Elm. "I
"Buck“ to working hard with thr~ -

Sport Flashes

._~. ur<e Michaelson and Booth, thel
- at the Millrose A. C. New York,
in one of the prettiest running
1'. was then that Michaelson
“1": 111-: weed of a sprinter he
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- colors of the Cygnet club andl
field of $1 runners were, Clar-

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.11: li'bwll 0t htzlmi'ord. John! 1.. .. . . _, . ,. . CBCOUA! (“AMPS ‘18. . .\ll:I.lml'lt\ . “an”... March
_t o to th- PrlnLetL‘] .ua.th and four PARIS flarrh ‘- l runny a , ,
to the Army game. The Princeton 0 N0 champion “we" (ootbnulg ”A {and is l-«ml mloml here to .
’ and. Army matches \\lll b» played in ‘ l3". ,m.rd" m.‘ - tum of the nhlnln nlnnr: to .‘v'frnv tltn p‘pen”
the Bowl and the llanard game in 'm of gun ling 1. .\l Home. the South

beet players that could he gathered ; .\::<trall.m Hmmrh‘“. .. ”1. tourth

the Cambridze Stadium. .
- together in Perle and defeated ll 1y; “my" w m. Animus“ "a”! “p

Only one ticket 2. (he

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l. in the Co’ombee‘ «. ._ .
Still Pl“ in ' two to the Princetoa and tour to the- gim‘EI-M . ‘° I H ‘m m fl," :33}.er M“fin-n:- we r
. y g Army semea will be allowed to men», 8.35 Rum u The French team fought hard Hf”; : . . it : 5:,” .‘n. .‘ muff.
. V ' ' a”. l hero of "I. gradunte “d profcsaon-l‘ OUT GF—la ngnlna defeat. but was outplalrd by . “h.- H “W‘W "1 .. Hy m of ‘h.
. , >. ‘4'. :choons. Freshmen “Ill be nilo\\'—~ TRlES the South Americana. Human. ”w! . ...,. Tn}: .. mu“ ... Y 1.. W K ‘
‘* ind only one tickc: lo th" llurxnrd..I English star. and paint gm. s“l"....|.g ”in". "W" 5... :r ( Mud. I. ;
t\\ i win ‘eton and four for t c g - .... ' ~ ‘
| “3°33; Emu nicluuers o: tllu 3“ NORMA-V IT. “ROW."- liit'l {Or (in): with l‘ruezz'e dellv- he «on but foursdmel T313333lr’rturmafrla“:lm V “farm"
l. laculty \\ 1 got only two tlvkcts to Three years ago lhls spring llu- .~;»;, 1 Like "It!“ lj-dt‘W-r: m‘ m. French "mm; . ‘
“M “3m“- “"0 w ”*9 Pr"-¢'='~°ni hm I'rucu. slight of buxld. :ouns. (‘ollh ""t‘atl>" uh nut - TM “(1" 2° "”9"”; “3‘“ The _ . 7‘ HEADQL-ARTERb
»axnl_tour 1" “1" Army canw‘s‘ m” un'lambltious and onrres‘ olncd i‘l‘ \V‘ l. c "h «tut‘x'd the deliver). (’hlhly f“ "I'M' I ea II- .9 I’l-ZRl VIA! \lt‘TORIOl 5. I‘ll"
dtl'gradu.ltl s, c.\'.".l t i‘rlncctnn “ill‘ . ‘ ‘ J ' ‘ J 'I‘ J “” ' ‘ _ peculiar 'hOOk 1‘ ohtuned by ‘1" BL'ENOS AIRES. March 9.--Th" ;
l‘t‘cclxe um..- il’ktlb‘ to m».- ll;.r\--.tru.‘ N- MM” 91’0"!“ .l-vv-‘wr- he nude 0M I‘l-‘dk‘ll'm- in: the ball a certain quick WM Penman middlewclahi. Mu noun THE CELEBRATE!) N008!
:t‘nrce to the i‘uncttun and tour tel lie “35""1 ““k“°““_:”’h “"0“" "llsfll P" U: ”7“ 31"" but that “'"h ”1“ “fl" as it “ "‘9‘”d' it inn night knocked out the l‘ruluay-. BRARD
ima ‘\rn1y smug. - tho campus ot the l'nlwrsley of! “M Just about end In» plithlns‘ l< lhls map which up. the Iexlhu- an Alejandro T"... In the n.4,.“
. _ The "rut 0f the committee mm“: Mia-«Jud. lllma. Next your “ill and hlm nun-v“ lzv and suength or the wrist and round of “on! “1. m h". been a CFRT‘FIFD ‘1 AIVE
.1: that even ”1. prcgengd lists. have; He had delivered his "Beyond the in: a lame armc-and one that um mupcl“_ twenty-round N“..- “5. Ms Hr..." ‘1‘ ‘ ,1 . . .
been rigidly limited under the nee-1M” Lies Italy" and felt that ho_ “'t‘n'l come. back." said Ty. Naturally the tendenCy oi batten Rely 0-.an (he rum to man in". §LED [ OTATOES
' . regime. Members of the (cow‘m: uould llnd baseball fame as qulck- Tc.l.._v as the Pro“ mes .m-l the, “hen facing 1 curve hall pitcher in Roaring; (or the south .‘mrrlcan .
I. " ’squad at the trumm; t.ll~le “l‘l re- 13'» numbers or 15 olhrr Na lvasue to wall him out. "See It he can keep mlddlewright championship. mm... (\ryl‘prg .\m‘-
a ’cnxc six tickets to .h-.- ll;lr\';lrd. ten FM“. ““1 “uh “9°“ hlm- club: set uni—r way for nnolhor 'cm cut-r." la the renal-m advice. ..___._. .
‘lo the Princeton and anlxe m the lie lacked a. good cube ball. ‘sonson il:z‘> I‘ructt walls for the This forced l‘rue'l to work harder ARGF‘ATIKE IDSIN. Herman “; 8'6"“)ch
;.\rmy game‘ and ply-tars net at (a. Hit Illtht build pflvented him l lz-znor 1- new; aeascn on the Pacific to turn back each batter. — \‘lGO. Srnln. Bin-ch 9.» The win! no “111‘.“ ‘1. l'flt‘VI: 2"”
-— ltralnlng um, “m L”, glten m,“ from putting "smoke" behind Myron: lo open. lie has fulfilled Axglhgfi'oon found that hla nae-1m.» Argenune nnre‘vr 'nhthl‘ "an.
tickets to the Harvard. six to the “”V‘T-V- lk‘uhll's prediction. ll~ has "C'JI‘HM" a“8)' wru- afteetlnl hla arm. llOlW-eterda)‘ “as def-mt"! hr "1" Hall-
tl’rmceton and well: to tlic Army 3‘11 he had a "hook" that was; hlmm-‘f 0':t of Vho hzc show. Anii' ups-d it only lnhlho twineries“ ll; v‘lln team by n i-‘nra of 3 to l.
, ._. _ 5‘” 1.3 .r 3mg“: m- the weird. baffling. tantalizing—and h-l- most «wince lmlxme it to b.» (or a “tould mix it wit a u 0! ll an '. "“T . .. e .
ifi‘an-eisltly. 1;: lggglbju curtain. ”m mlllutlng to everyone from Hallo. tlme. a slow one. however. He had a . 9}“ .nl‘fl'. ‘I'FJ It \\s. t‘bk the One
lootball manurvr and the head coach ituth d°*"- 1" “I“ "U”! aut‘lerctl H“- “t‘0 “NT“ 3“" “‘9‘ ”Wm comprehensive knowledge of be“!!! NE“ ULF'LAkh. 1“ “an." t — “,h0 Kno‘VQ
i will get onlyelghf’11ckefs‘othe u“- greater humiliation at the hands of garage for the firm” as in 15:2. That to help him in MO ll“? S'OII'I- ""hn‘mc’m' l" ' P , ' _ ‘
ixaru. tweho to the Princeton and ”110 mu. colloelen then anyoneldoes not lmllcnto his worth. how- Pruett may come beck. score. ' M ‘ 1‘1 1‘1 -‘ [\mp 9mm" .l.wl out of
‘twcnty four to tlh: Army games. 01‘0- Bebr's tune as n slunn waa' ever. Ho “:1! not used as‘a‘rrzurl‘JT- of N'Jhere have [one '0‘ "1‘; m3; N22°3flnm """" 3 5 . luxury «1- linr yml \um‘d have
To Enforce 5 “fl“. greater. Illa ral “as grcater. His nidn hunk was caltm n w cn ore n (T a year or wo n e -------- . . ‘ \ w .~ _; v. v.
The rtport today slut-d that the Prurtl fanned tl‘o mlghty Ruth the safer! way of stcmmimz the “dc show and pitched their way back ““""”“ n°”' I‘m'y' “mu “‘1' 321,2: .lpln.:hl.l:h ‘1 L«llr'wll'lil'v':
personal appllcullou 53510!“ would lust ll out of 1s limes. Does that w“ to haw him wrap it around the to big tlme. But their firet failure l - I. . .~ - ~ -
bo rigidly enforced in connection the Dome idea. or in. skill with mm : lalttr‘s aw}.- in m.» closing lnnlnn, has been due mainly to lack of ex. i8 v. nrlh of :ne-.~ “ill: in. _ K,
mm the prmwpm and Harvard ecurve hall? .som. pg his reacuv stunts were perlence or ability to Mild the gaff? 0h on Silk Tlml's ”3.. huge «'n «ma: ~
games. every appltcant bclnt com. «he Cobb. heroes: of batter- and hon-la. lrom ll:P start. The \ers- I‘ruett went huh will: a "dud hm hum“. our ”A.“ m." markcd __
Dolled to pledge himself to Use one unlciteet to solve a. pllchcr‘s \renk- next scamn his arm \xrnkcnwl. "9 arm. C3“ 5° "WV“ “- ' \i hit“ ll‘ol i'w I‘vlll\ in U\' ~
of the tickets tlSSlKn;d llll‘ll pcrson- MiG-find dasn his horwh. “us put “as trim n nu rn rh-mcon to “‘Ork but Let‘s hope he can. H O S I E R ‘, «“2 . _ - > -
ally. In the one»: of the Army game * lll""‘“ 4““ l" .‘m‘.
tllla rulo will be relaxed. The Yale l .. . $1 39 ‘I
management will rccclxe requests M A [St . . ' . —
from alumni {or two tlckets tor RIol-e Selections l _ ade SS ant Kaplan Matched _ . ’ . , SOUlh INOI'“ 8“\
. members of their lmmedlato family i hude, Rand. Nh'r' 6”" “'4‘ “I“! Outlet

' and lamaso estimated at $100,000
:zrrs “ere nearly envelope: ‘2“:22 "whoa boo,” the b331,. “a! neceaaary to repeat: that the com.
nu...) on elther side of t c c bmu‘m under com,“ Machinery mlaelon. in addltlon to poeting ace-h
_ I‘I'L'sied. towaza each other. , in the compo-lug room on the tlfth depoeit guaranteeing the financial

,- h t. was in him. the use or its racllltlcs and lomor~ ' . _ the man. er ‘0 r the II-
- .11??? flthflzlllntlezns notlceatly by ”“1““ A- 13'3“.“ “3°? ”(C :2; row”: issue of the Conatllullon will ' ' o! I thorlty 0‘! "I. °c°°°m"m’“°lon o
h I.“ L Va: clipping 01! Orange and Black quinte ' o be issued rfom the Journal's plant. Jo“ H- Ea.“ , Dempsey. pointing out mthat 3::
:— V' “‘3 Mmhelson was Boyle elated that. the invitation was 10¢, I' 'l of the m I p.

m‘ there ll ever W on" a. trophy and gold about 88 was taken together with a
u ;:o~:s:::sp;;lge:r:‘ “11;“ “3:th to the winners and leII vik- of shoeb and a man's suit. which .
1!: Nicholson's winning wand con. m all expenses of the visiting Were lh1pnrcel post packages. R— d
- summation of hi. threat ll“ rear. team 111‘ only expense incurred by . . 6‘ mm a
"" " r 3 At that time he dog!” “10 winner. the entrants being railroad fare. man Wild Not
1 Ire? Jimmy Norrie. over the entire trell- 111. boy. will stay at various frot-
.- 3.1—] H. my“ ‘ sprint at the dull) erhlt) honaee and dormitories while Wed,-Afi Remrted
t 7- Illi'n. but the veteran North hind in New Haven and will be enter. k
., as... , some eprlhtlng energy himself. tamer! with a party given in their WESTPOBT. March 9.—-Mi.. Lll- (f the Wm
.. 2r» ; Mlohelaon la a tool maker by tnde- honor at the conclusion of ‘39 1°"- mn D. Wald o! Compgltmt. noted t
' 1 ”"1 lie rode in a. do! 00393 my“ nament on Saturday nlght. . aoeinl worker and head at the Henry
= r. . pm 0! Monday afternoon . street attlement in New York city, -
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Old Hanna Winner. Is still in
baseball. and he isn't babbling
around on crutches. either The
greatest shortstop of all use is
non managing a sand lnl tram in
Pittsburgh -- and playing first
base. He is seen It a spring
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ln' cc ropes snapped and the run-

:~l<l‘. by lurk than anythiLs Glee.
n 11:29 ECfll’Cmy a. ya-d wide wad
maintained and down this narrow
strain. 3“chan and Booth char:-
-«l. In the turn around the Ellipse.
l‘oozr. had held a. slight advantage,

L'nllauntcd, Booth struggled.

the distance to the tape with the
As It acting
on the same impulse both literally

' 'lll‘r’W’ themselves at the finish line

and Michelson went hurling over
Both staggercd into the arma

first.

: of the cheering crowd.

Kyromen and Meyer came down
the lam- a. moment later. They too.
Exist-d a. great race. but its brill-
lance waa lost in the luster o:.the
main etru le. *

Izmtlnggind persplrlng, Michel-
son was brought back to the finish
line. where as received the con-
gratulatlons or Preddent Coolidge

3 .1an then the executive was whisked

away in his car. back to the cabinet
meeting he had left to see the fin-
lsh of the race.‘ It was as close and

- ”as thrilling as he or any one of the

his conditioning o! M. copied
With the experience of the. an.
In his 10-min duel all: flake at:
l 2: Booth. 00 °
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his shadow
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lor the Princeton garlic and “ill flllI
the list. if possible ‘ ‘
No plans inn: been made by this
commitl-sc {or :hc l‘nn‘erslly ofl
Pennsyll-nnla game in the Bowl:
which “ill mark the resumption ef'l
football relationa nlth that univer-“
sily. It. is not )ct certain “'llctherl
the application system Will he re-
for the Quaker match. but it is bc-l
llaverl the l’hlladclphiatls‘ \vlll till;
the Bowl practically to its capacny.

STAMFORD T0 ,
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STAMFORD. March 9 .—

ed a. formal lnvttation to enter the
state basketball tournament at hear

annnuncement “as made laet night

received late yesterday and that a
letter uCCCpllng the invitation was
posted immediately to the tourua~
mcnt authorities at New Haven.

The tournament in which eight
team; having the best season re-
cords are invited to participate, is
to beheld under the auspices of
Yale unlvereliy and is to take place
in the Yale gymnasium. With the
entrance of Stamford the entry list
has been made complete and the
pairing: for the initial games of the
meet have been made. The way the
first gamen mill be run of: is as fol-
lot“:

Merlden \‘s. New Haven.

Bridgeport \‘s. Greenwich.

Torrlngton vs. Stamford.

Sou‘h Manchester vs. Wilhy High
School of Waterbury.

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Acute Appendicitis
William Bowman. an eniploye of
Charle- E Harris at Wood
turn. was taken to the Kortalk hoo-
pifal last night stuttering from an
wine attack at appendicitis.
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By Frankie Fay

Frankie Fay select: the tol-
owing to win the lightweight
tourney at )ladleun Square Gar-
den this exerting:

Benny \‘algor ulll deleat Ba-
ail Galluno. Sol Seaman will “’lll
from Charlie O'Connell and
Jimmy Goodrich mll take the
measure of Clyde Jeaklv.

 

 

 

 

 

Fire. Guts Atlanta
Constitution Building

ATLANTA. 0a., March 9. — The
sixth lloor of the Atlanta Constitu-
tion was gutted by llrc yesterday

 

floor and presses in tho basement
uttered from the flood of water
poured into the building in the two
hour fight necessary to extinguish
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Saugatuck Post
Office Is Robbed

“'ESTPORT. Mar. 9.——The Sauga-
tuck poet otfice wa. abroken into and
robbed early Saturday morning. The
break was discovered by Postmaster
Frank Serena and “as reported to
state and local police.

The burglars, bellet-ed by the po-
lice to be boye. gained entrance by
breaking the window in the front
of the once and unlocking the catch.
The window was probably smashed
while a. train we: pee-lug. as fam-
ilies in the neighborhood did not
hear any unusual noise during the
night. A quantity of stamps and a
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week to hate been married. has
lot: (or an extended trip to Nexioo.
In: Wald is accompanied by Jane
Addamwhoisaflgureotnauonal
importance through her succe- in
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With Mascart

SAX FRANCISCO. “arch O.—
i.oule (Kid) Kaplan. champion
(catherwclght boxer of Ilertden.
Conn. ha been matched to meet
Edouard Mane-rt. French feath-
rwcil'llll. in a content to be held
in the Yankee Stadium. New
York some tlme in June. it was'
announced here last night by
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A Greet Finish loCal so 00 , . paratus “as called out. The .\1. K "M n“ M. W ‘ .
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end at a Dempsey-Willa match. nloo
give official aeeurance 0: its ability
to carry out the match. and "re.
apectfully invited" the control-Ion to
follow its matchmaking by acting ea
promoter of either or both booth to

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pertinent, has been promoted to
assistant secretary of- theJa-
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return to the States in May and will
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A PREDICI‘IOS

“She is a little dlnthrbed because
she is tun years older than I am.
But I tell her that ehould be no hot
to our marl-lap."
"Don't norry. my boy. That wom-

sey in a citizen of California. estab-
liahed in huaineu in that state.

In declining to comment on thla
statement by Kenna. Chairman Faro
ley declared that he would have no
etatenlent to make until he received
the rue-sage Kearna to aid to have
dlapatched to the commlaalon.

Chairman Farley welcomed the
announcement that George I. Brow-
er. tormer chairman. had reconciled
him-elf to the change in chairman.
ship. deeplle the fact that the elee-
tlon took place at a meeting at which
Brewer wa- not present. and dealer-
ed that he hopedlrower would eea-
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commlauoa and ”out In “miniser-
lng the law governing boxing in this
note.

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Flesh and Black

MME. JEANNETTE

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