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1.. When Colonel William unidoon
ii of the lists Athletic Commission
‘4 ‘ also the signal for the start of the
: lseond Annual Port Chester Na-
‘f tional llarathon at noon 'vueedu. It
. the .startiag line in front of the
w . Kaine Holiness-t. at Columbus Cir-
=~‘ ole. he will send on its way one of
the clauieat fields that has ever
oompsted'in a. full distance mara-
thin: of twenty-six mile; three hun-
dred and eighty-five and with-
g on: a doubt will have ed to the
record books one of the most care-
fully planned and it is hoped. equal-
"' lyawell handled marathons. ever to
.R be put across in theae‘nrts.
_ into consideration the fine
”Dilution ohthe starter of this
cumulative sponsors couldn't
have selected a more lttiug figure to
an the role than the famous Mul-
do'on. An athlete of the first mag-
nitude in the times when sport was
”it a Sport and nothing more. Who
4 better at into this picture of a
git that is still Just sport, than the
popular William ldoon? ‘
But getting bac to the race.
There, you might say. will be found
all that of which might be defined
as clan. The check_of the entries
, reveals the fact that hver one hun-
red and fly of \the lending har-
rlers of this country and the Domi-
nion of Canada. will set out on the
long Jaunt to Port~Chester as the
. crack of the starter's pistol echoes
’ever the heads of the ism that will
V. be on hand to View the getaway.
. From the starting line the course
[will lead east on Fifty-ninth street
to that highway of all that is class.
, l‘ltth avenue. turn north and con-
< . time upoto‘ One Hundred and Twen-
‘ tiethjtreet, turn west to hit. Morris
Avenue. up to One Hundred and
Twenty-fourth street. then east
III-in to Fifth avenue. then north'
to One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
Street Bridge to Hott avenue. north
2 'up on the Grand Concourse. to the
Fordham Robd. cast to the (Boston
‘ . Road and up that loag drive’
4*; rough the cities of Pelham. New
. - elle. Larchmount. Mamsroneck
- Rye and in to the finishing line
. Liberty Square at Port Cheater.
eadlng the cortege and seeing to
”that. that trame as well as the'
tators. give the runners no hind-
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‘Y’S BEST RUNNERS’
ENTER DISTANCE RACE
Starts In New York City—Colonel Muldoon Is the
Michelson Favored to Clip-
C.
Championship Ring
For Wills Battle
The same ring that was use
for the Tunney-Dempsey battle
will provide the scene of battle
for the Harry Wills-Jack Shar-
key fifteen rounder which Pro-
moter Humbert J. Fugasy will
promote at Ebbets Field on the
nirht of Colulbus my. / This
ring also was used for the De-
laney-Berlenbach light heavy-
weight championship battle
which Promoter ll‘ugazy promo,
ted. /
Director Dave Driscoll an-
nounced that the ring would be
erected immediately following
the opening game l' the Brook-
lyn Lions at the laibush ball
park flunday afternoon. .
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NORTH FOR
Charlie
ular Backfielcl Position
football team ls'prilned for the in-
vasion of the “Green Wave" of,New
Orleans. When Tulane.‘the ranking
in the Yankee Stadium nest Satur-
day for the first major intersection
gridiron clash of the season. it will
be opposed by the best football
team that has ever represented
New York university.
Tulane. because it is an experi-
enced eleven and because of its
prestige to the football world. will
no the favorite when the teams take
the field. But Head Coach "Chick"
:Aiuthan and his assistants have been
.working like beavers in grooming
.I'ork Athletic Club. the men will
dress and prepare for the race at the
clubhouse of that organization in
west Fifty-ninth Strt'et. Frolfl‘ihere.
the clothes of the runners will be
carted to Port Chester. ltunners who
are forced to drop out of the grind
before the finish has been reached
will have to hop aboard one of the
many patrol cars that will be con-
stantly cruising back and forth
over the course for the purpose of
picking up those who have fallen out
and to convey them to Port Chester.
Among the one hundred or more
wlil be "Whitey" Michelson of the
Cygnet A. C. of Port Chester. win-
ner of the event last year and at
the present time considered to be
one of the greatest runners in the
country. Clarence DeMsr. the MH-
rose. blues. veteran four times win-
ner of the Boston Marathon and
twice an Olympic contestant.
"Chuck" hiellor of the llllnols A.
L'. of Chicago. last year's American
Champion. ic‘rank Zuns. one of the
best in the game. “Bill" Kennedy
of Port Chester. a forty-three year
old veteran who always finishes
among the first ten. Percy Wyer.
the little flyer from Tomato. Schou
Christensen of Detroit. Frank Wend-
ling of Buffalo. Mike Lynch of
Washington. Mike Dwyer of Staten
island. Harvey ll‘rick of the Mill-
rose A. C. of New York city and oth-
‘their charges for this struggle. and
while they realize their proteges
will be meeting one of the strongest
football teams in the country they
are nevertheless conildcnt the Violet
will give the visitors plenty of op-
position and a merry afternoon in
general.
Most of this grooming of the New
York players has of course been
done in strenuous daily practice ses-
sions. liowevor. with three very
gruelling contests under their col.
ll-ctlve belts. the University llelghts
players are better prepared to meet
the tidal “Green Wave" than if they
had romped over three simple set-
ups tile past three succe-ive Bat-
urd afternoons.
Niagaia. Allegheny and West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan proved very formi-
dable opponents for N. Y. U. They
gave the Violet exactly the kind of
games that not only ,testod the met-
tle of the local eleven but which also
provided a good line on the possi-
bilities and potentialities of the
wearers ot the Violet Jerseys.
Those who have attended these
three preliminary games at Ohio
Field realize that "Chick" Mochan
has a great team in the making.
None. not even the most ardent ad-
mirer of the local eleven. is claiming
any championship for the New York
team but the majority know now
that in seeing the New York uni-
vcrsity team in any game they are
N. Y. O. BATiLE
Roselle Working
Hard to Regain His Reg-
l
New York university’s promising
football team of the South, appears
as
known as Young Gotch. and three
heavy-weight championship.
Onondaga Valley Academy. He is
FROM GRID T0 MAT
lztn’ MARTINEAU
Roy Mal-tines“. 20, assistant coach of football at Syracuse l‘niver-
sity. has taken up professional wrestling;
Martineau has been under filo tutelage of Herbert Hartley. onoo
weight championship. Hartley is the man who discovered and developed
Joe Malccwica. now co-claimsnt with Siccller and Lewis of the world‘s
Martial-an, besides being one of the line mentors at Syracuse. is
also coach of the Orange (rt-shin“: team and director of athletics at.
times holder of the European light-
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a big. powerfully buut fellow. and
lsrosno AND '
DELL MATCHED
FOR STAMFORD
State Bantam Champion
S i g n s -— Couvaris and
Lawson in Semi-Final
Mike l-Jspoaito. of Stamford, hun-
tamwelght champi0n ol’ (fonnvcilcut.
and Al Dell. of Jersey City, who
fought a. sensational twelve round
draw. have been matched to llppcur
in the main attraction of ten Rounds
at the second shh‘v of the Mumford
Sporting Club. Thursday night. Ucto.
her It. Those two lads put up a
brilliant performance lilo hm mm;
out and are anxious to nm-t ugnill
alld try to settle the question of
supremacy between them.
Another ten round number will
feature a pm of sterling 130 pound-
ers. They are l'eto Comm-ls. the
Greek featherweight champion. a d
Johnnie Lawson. of Allentown. Cou-
varis has decided to not. only try
against the best in the 126 pound
class but also to mingle with the
boys in the 130 pound division.
The management has also urrnng—
ed a six round light heavyweight of-
fair between Perry Sherman, of
Greenwich. and ltoscoe liuli, of
Stamford. The latter has met the
best in the game and is quite an idol
at all Gotham clubs.
Completing the Stamford Sporting
show are a pair of four rouudurs.
Tommie Reilly. the Portchcstvr fea-
ther weight. will stack up against
Young Barney. of Stamford. uhiln
Bill Shade. the German heavyweight
will mix with Bill Jones. the Okla-
homa Cowboy. The last pair are
heavyweights.
Popular prices will prevail.
ABOUT BOUTS
TONIC!"
NEW WALKER A. C.—Eddie
Anderson is. \‘incent Sum-hes.
Johnny Rocco vs. Harry Gabe,
Andy 'lhlcltcr rs. Bruce Flowers,
each to rounds.
RIDOEWOOD GROVE S. C.
(Brooklyn)-—Five sis-round bouts.
Science has found something
smaller than the atom. but mentions
no names—Toledo Blade.
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Pair of “Bees”
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BILL TD“! (AT TOP) AND
BERNIE CONNORS
These two chows are expected
to star on this season‘s Colgate
l'lliversity football clevcn. Each
plays end. They should fit in with
the much-heralded forward passing
attack of "to team. On defense
Both are deadly tackle-rs and ex-
perts at going down the field under
punts.
One thing that keeps Niagara
Falls popular is man's inability to
paint a sign on mean—Publishers
Syndicate (Chicago).
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FARMERS Alli) LOCAL CLUB
lN POSTPONED' CONTEST
Ruddy and George Smith Will I’itch ——
acklln Behind the Bat—
Continuc Their Series.
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The Norunlk and Wilton tr 4.1;
will clash in u post; (ml-.1 Nycu l
gue ganlo at Ul'I-nl i“l~ hi. \\ litm, ll)-
lnorrow afternoon. il in my» 'od
that one of tho inrgl-st rrmuh :r .t
has attended a. game at 1mm 1}. l 2,
this season, will be on hum] to ‘s.!.
nous the contest. 4
"Cop" liudliy will he on
mound for Norwnlk team and "Co.
lumhial” (it-urge Smith in ;. llv «Mi. .1
to loan [him over for lill' iiiiil..ll§'_
"Slug" Mlu‘klln will he Inhlld ii...-
but for tile Norwulk outfit.
The Danbury and Brewstcr tvnnls
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will play another game in their
series. 'i‘lwl'ulzlhicn will work in tho
box for the va York state llum
and Le l'ul'd of Bridgeport u'ui ho
tho iwirit-r for the linttcrs. I
i‘oughlu-cpslv is lrudlnl: in tho
second half of thn il'liitllt)
Hi‘flSOll :md
it is cxlmclcd th'lt tiny will l'.
in first place. A emit a will prnl. :l
be staged between till m and
Wilton club winners of the first h
BROOKLYN TO
MEET WILSON’S
GRID TEAM
Four of the greatest gridiron‘ stars
of the game will be seen at (.‘omlner.
clal Field Hrooklyn tomorrow aft: r.
noon when Humbert Fugzlzy’s
Brooklyn Horsemen and George
Wilson's Wildcats from tho I’nvil‘m
Coast answer the opening \\'hi.\tl~' in
the second American League mm
at the Albany avenue field. \ViiS‘J'l
one of the highest paid players 111
the game will lead his western slum
against Fugnzy‘s Horsemen who will
have Captain Stuhldrehcr of None
Dame's famous Four Horsemen \Vil'n
Elmer Layden. another member of
that great quartet. and Earl Britton.
widely known running mate of Ind
Grange at Illinois.
Fans who are lucky cnoush to
get into Commercial Field will see
some of the greatest backfield \lorii .. '
ever spread over one gridiron. \\'llh’
Stuhldreher. Layden and llritton.
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‘eu'en. twenty and mezwfffififimgifg St“!- City and County. Who Will be Otto 1"“ “mm the second molest. the series may ed to form a league. It. should go
that]? the highway‘w'ill he mark d ‘1 "w “MIN"! "“9, M" ‘9 Mm Chan" "0'0”9 0‘ Norwalk star go seven games. . over big if all of the teams live up
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further they have ‘0 Slater Mrs.1 Knafpp will ale]? serve 'forced his way into the first string Ne. York fans would “k. to a“, 5038‘] o _ Charlie Mulroney, the V‘
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, ration one of Port Chester's The officials of the Course will and the regulars will have to keep the Mound (my a rare treat when he ish h
V.’ in ' ' ' = "number among them some 01' lhe up their fast pace all week to retain nose on t o part 0‘ any of the
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m.‘l'hiloints to care for the wants biggest A' A‘ ' “r“ n ° one that; 1"“?- ‘A (giflgm‘yu't '“k' of single game. The Bambino certainly to. they will carry out or the t-
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rm tea. cut oranges and other lit- men , dnv. particularly to speed up the ot- the greatest ball player of all times. halldcrusll i is the 0
tie a-ets that make long distance “WK-"D“m" “cw" fflnsh‘e- ’ the drcultuhxngrshonld rash goo;
plug a. little easier for the run- ‘ . , —-——-——-— » The High School foothill eleven one. Fred Reillcll will is hi2 I ’- V
Aster willbe on tap at these stations Wihat people do to the hints 'roJUDGE classified opportunities showed considerable-improvement in pointers about this insular? .53:
given to those who want them. English isa t a marker to what they by the size of classified ads is to hila- n. ill" ”Mull“?! Thursday ness if he needs them.
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OUR BOARIHNG HousE , . By 'AHERN show. The Green and White should ball season tomorrow. Andy Bellus ‘
i ,' 1 ,. 4 " . .. , _ , . ' , ' ‘ j A. - . min 102; good finish and beawinncr has rounded out a good team and hereVer You GO.
/ , , ,y 9 ~ they should eat a wide swath in . . V i
, YEQ'EERDAV MMALA,‘:{OL\ 'DREW :5 "510 «.5 WELL,“ I'LL i} ‘% Ch if R ll ' 1N k gridiron circles. Several hard games 3 . ’ , 4.»
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. of the greatest heavyweight show in an“ do", ‘ m w m ' ,.
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Bharkey Mont." sine- Promote;- Wllis~8barkey fifteen rounder. Kany Wmmmfinfiemw. . -
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fans who crowd into Ehbsts Field on time when he squares on scum the Km 50' “PM? “”7 m m "*7 d‘g' 5 V *
001mb“. Day night the [must bi! boy from Boston. W . g. ,
huwwght show seen hembouu An indication of this can be seen E 55.11% madam-In, . 333‘s 5
in several season. or Pinter-org m in the odds which have narrowed i “Mug WWII]. my, ass- u“,
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