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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1924.
BERLENBACH AGAIN PUTS OVER HIS SLEEP PRODUCING WALLOP -TRACEY FERGUSON MAKES GOOD IN BIG TOWN MATCH-
NATIONALS WILL HAVE TO STEP FAST TO STOP COLLEGIANS TONIGHT -JOHN LEVI, FOOTBALL STAR, MAY GO TO ST. STEPHEN'S
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FOOTBALL MENTORS PLAN
BUSY SESSION NEXT WEEK
npxtttamn
Leading Lights in Grid
(iamc Will Discuss Rules
and Regulations From
All Angles.
MAI 13 LOSE
TO SOiJTKJCilURCH
Team Work ol Winners Onsets
NATIONALS HAVE
TOUOHJAME ON
Washington College Boys at
Armory Tonight
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v. a-'v "shop
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lalk" will
IIP- tn iii V Oil? tO
-pUag to tli" pro-
1 !l annual lllei tlt'g
Fle,!P:,:i I'oai'hiV
II1M llUt
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National
I c iiuIiIn
I a lor
ltt-s'U'lti
Mirt'lian
Mlilutl
defeat
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today
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put r-presen-TnothaM
pro-'an-lirg
pi-a-'ij
r.". I Mscnssinu
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CPUS '.'.l'1 p'lP'U.
'""pel s who up! 1'. pui-t football
rnp..li'i''is in tlair distriits are, Dis
t .-li t N". 1. RoPtnson. ot Ilrown; No.
TlK.rp. New y.iik umvi rsity; No.
3, TP.'! i .Vm-jlanJ: No. 4. Stcgeman,
(.p-orizpi; Nil. .'. Spa upline. Minne
sata: No. 'I. Clark, Khp..'::?; No. T,
PiTe, o-.i-'-ii: Nip S. Ilnriiip-y, Vtnh
Aesi"" pt 'l No. 'i. Wanv'-r, Stanford.
Football ino'ion pictures, special
rninmi't' p reports and election of
nifiri i-s are s.'hedule-l for the aftor
r.i'ioi meeting. Speakers on the mid
day program include AthlHIe HI-i-vt.fr
A. A. S'agg of ChUngo. who
will give "seni" observations on hovv
to p'.riUc h success of football coaeh
i"g." "''hick" Median of Syracuse,
who will fliwiifK his impressions of
bptersr ".ttional football In light of the
re e-nt Syrac'ir-e-Soufhein t'aljfurtiia
gnd.ron 2,1 np IIpsO B- z-b k of Bonn
Stat". "Forward Pass Defense," 11a
iop .lohn 1., Griffith, commissioner
of th" lug T'-n: "Fmtir of Foot
ball." an 1 1'.' p.-i'al Palmer F.. Pierce,
of th" .Vv..onal Collegiate Athletic
JKt!OI'ia.tiOTl.
Th" feature of the evening s"s
s:ot; wp! 1'" fpo si'i'"!pl .annual
vperi'Tp-e an-1 story
This contest is open
Major Frank Cava
'ii college, won tho
Pd a yf.'ir acii. IValf r
1: rif Anpriipin football
'1 riiaiiPaipl Fi"", JI"p.
prp! f.;Mvi'Pni,p l'l-rry. pt)i-
iport. I'l'i'ii'Vpr?, Mill
ping' s"sion.
T.i'ow n h'ppiiy
t.:llinar ror.t--.st."
to all co
laiiRli of
tit'Mt 111
( a m p.
W I'll- '-S',
t . . It .'
or v.'iiji
p-ak ;
Ta-il t.allar, moinhtr of tho AU
Xi s liritatn qtiinti't, went liown be-
loro the South clmrcli buskftball
Ham at tin- Hoys' dub last night, SI
to Although I-aHar played a
j beautiful (lnbblln? and sliootlnK
, natup. the othor mombers of Ills
I te a 111, tin; "lie', coul J not break
tniougb tho cluireh l"fonsi and m-1
10 be content with ti-tdlng him. Tho
South cliur-h p!ners, on the oth-r
jhand. ail ijlayod noout riially woll.
j o hilit"ii a uit'atly improved syM"ni
, of iia.ssoH wblcl) was rarely broken
up, un-J k' pt their opponrnU at oay
throughout tho encounter.
C'oi'il I'ooloy of tho. Motors drop
pi -1 in the first basket n!t( r u coupla
of mimit.s of play, an ! from rhit
ti-'iu until tin end of tip; contest
tho Foutii church clun-4 to iis lea-',
allhotiKh at times uv th"! sl"ii lor"it
of marKins. J lurin.T mot of the
Kali!", the two ti' inu countered bas
ket for bask-1, tip: scare at 1 h j half
being 14 to 1 J in favo.- ol tho vnn
nera. Tins narrow advantrife was
niaiiPain. -1 throughout the third pe
riod, but in tho linal quarter the
Conffrps-ationallets at last broke loose.
.'.nil run up a safe lead.
L'ooby, despite a collision which
opened a cut on his for-.ht'al and
covered his face with blood, hd his
team in scoring and contiruuily out
jumped his opponents at center.
Adams frequently broke through
l'iom guard to sink a, running shot,
while; Kleist continued his miracu
lous thots from mid-court, dropping
in tiro clean ones from the center of
the floor. I'arker dropped in two
weird shots from the corners, and
Woodford, besides petting his share
of the points, followed l.aHar
throughout the game and frequently
broke up his dribbling.
For tho losers, LaHar starred with
eight b'askets and two fouls, while
Stanley, Walters and Hitchiner also
P'lt up a hot battl". The game was
fast and exciting all the way until
the last few minutes. Tha score:
Smith Cliuri-Ji
. (P'apt.).... r,
h-marling tinder their IS
last night at the hands of the Hart,
ford lUxlos, tho Washington Collo.
giates from Waterbtiry will tako the
floor at the state urmory here to.
night determined to give the Nn.
tional Guard flva their llrst reversal
of the seuson.
The Nats, realizing tha tough op
position they have, and not forget-
tinjr the d'feat handed thun by tho
sunn outfit a year ugo, got in two
nights 0? hard practice this week
and if they lore it will hij only he
ca.use th' v are u; against n better
t -&m. Thti locals will play to tho
limit of trtlr nh'l'.ty, and sine" the
visitors always do that, a bang-up
tiood ganii; is assM-cd.
Preliminary t.'nnie
Despite rumors to the contrary
the Hopevllle High school of Water
bury will bj the opponents of the
National Guards JUservea at the
Armory tonight. This team is prob
ably the best junior team in t h ft
slat". 1 hey have taken the measure
of the Hoys' club outfit twice this
year. In their lineup are Carring
ton, a chip of the old block, and
lluleqiie, a French flash. The ice
serves will put out their strongest
lineup in an effort to gain the m r-
I diet. The fireworks are scheduled
to be let loose with Dick Dillon the
1 1th man on the floor.
DEMPSEY'S RABBIT PUNCH BEAT GIBBONS
THE SHOCKER DEAL
Blames War lor His Having
'' V
YALE ILL GET
SHEFFIELD ESTATE
Retired Banker Generous in
Parker, rf
A -la ins. If
1 Vjuli y, e.
Kl-'-ist, rz.
Woodford
I .a I nr. i!
Woodlord."
l'attiv:in,
Hitchiner, c.
S';.eley. rg.
Walters, !r.
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DIMPSIT
GIBBOKS
SLIPPING VETERAN
Dinneen, Now Ump., One ol Few
Wlio Knew
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John :
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pa It e-1 IP
il'4'ii Ol
M.i 1 - y I
f'a t npey j
verity, a:
At' 'r I'-or-j,
w ill.
l.'pon 'i
oipld
.. Tjcc. Z . Inder
v.'iil -t (jeorpr; sr.
this e;iy, hied for
i;il i'0'it'l, Vaie
'- I - i- " a preHt- r
1 1 -t;.'i alter t l.e
A 111' ila
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.tutors -
Small Inteniieiliate Team if Hojs' I
Club Ontplufs Ijarscr Tcquots and (
Boats TIn-iu Uiindlly.
Tho Koys' club Jtit.-rmedjatrf fal- !
piped the much lurg-r Peono's ia,t
righf at the Boys' club by a it.jj '
I scot'", passing all around the ,j?lftr
opponents and also c;tpho-i' ir;r '
j them. "J'lf-!" Canip'-igeopi, cappim
cf i'p vi-'tort, Marred, ge-tmg three;
1 Tom I'"- o,,nr aid m out ci s- ien '
ft-Jtll I'P' ti!f.en-!u.t lipe. Aiperl
(By Joe Williams)
New York, Dec. 27. As you've
noticed, Tommy Gibbons is back in
tho headlines, and the business of
bringing him and Jack Dempsey. the
champion, together in a return bout
next BtiraniT is merrily on.
Dempeey wasn't able to knock out
Gibbons In 1.1 rounds at yhelhy
summer before last. Demnsev didn't
New York, Dec. War's tin- ,..,, se(,r(. . knockdown. The fiirht
rtainty took from the Yankees in ' ;t Ihe llnlit. ihoUBh hc .ip-pter
llUi, fruits that at last have been man wag ,y outpointed,
returned but at a price. Miller Th,ro fs 0 r,a8mi to believe a
Hugelns has explained why h- lias ,. ,.M,,i ,.,, . oiffer.
had to dig deeply in regaining a .,. r.ii,hn i. n. nir.,-..r4t Mr
player that he ones possessed, Urban n,an , Uv, ring and ', a ri'f;!,t Umit.
Fhncker. . . 10 1 -. ,,! i, -1,, 4
It will he recall,' d," said the L able "to keen l lemosev' off aeaiti.
midget manager of the New York j 0n oth-.r jn,. DempseVK great,
tiam. "that th" original dm! with , c). ,,.., 0ght to win for him on
he p.rowns was Nunamak"!', Cullop, I p0)nts
G-.-d. on. Muisei and Fisher for Pratt Vp M ,lig.nn )a..t mmm'-r 1
an-1 Plank, .lust Iptore the d-al w.-us nfk(,( fb,,mi3 a ,,rTsopal
dosed Fi.sh'1- enlisted and we had UPS,ion f0 wit: "n,. vou go in
to giie ur, bOintonc els". We had aeMnst DemPsv ni-'r-l- 1 1
gen- into it too far to draw ba.-k. j Mav th,. mlt( 01. ,., yrjU e0 in ,0
so ev ntually I consented to include ! wjB.,..
Shoe'wer whom I had never t-m ' .,. .,
, , . , , , "I out 111 to III
piii h but knew .to be promising.
"Times w. re uncertain and Shock- This question was prompted
tr was tub.--lit to the dratt at any 1 largely by a widespread impression
moment. As a matter of fact, that Gibbons' efforts during tin;
Shoek-r was drafted after lie had Hht wi restricted solely to vlce
pitch. d a few games for Su Louis like clinches and rapid, hysterical
in 131V j back-pi-ibilinc.
All in a',', this deal of ISIS which "1 -Went in there to win if I
gave th" Drowns a remarkable pitch- j could," answered ;,inons, "ai,d
-r is declared by Iluggins to have 1 while I may have mirpHw d you birds
line-l un the Yankee "shock troor.s" I hy going the limit, 1 inally .jis-
w ho were to bring championships ! appointed myself by
to New York. It luouKht tocether ! We are w illing t-j
BERLENBA CH PUTS ESTRIDGE
TO SLEEP IN SECOND ROUND
Jack Delaney Scores an
Easy Decision Over Pal
Reed in Opening Bout.
he appeared to be waving at the
audience. With every punch he set
out on a new race until he had Uer
lenbach pivoting In the center of the
square,
Kramer Slaps Out Plan
For Combatting Kaplan
New Y'ork, Dec. Jt.-Danny Kra
mer, Philadelphia's entry In the
featherweight championship tourna
ment being conducted by the New
York (state athletic commission to ! exhibition gam
(By Billy Evant)
The hardest Utoson for the hit
league star to learn la the fact that
he must eventually start to slip.
The ntnr always Uvea In the golden
days, thinks, or tries to make him
solf believe, tluat he Is Just as good
as he ever wasv
Jt Is not an uncommon thing for
some star pitcher who is fast slip
ping to ask an umpire how his stuff
looks to him.
Once upon a time I made It a
"point to give an honest expression
of opinion. If the pitcher really
looked great, I told him. If I
thought his assortment was belew
standard, I said so.
I soon found that negative an-
swer Invariably made for further ar
gument. Now I Invariably reply
that the attitude of tho ' opposing
batters Is the best answer as to the
quality of the pitching.
Bill Dinneen, now famed as an
American League umpire, was one
of the few big league pitchers to
quit when he still had perhaps two
or three years more of major league
Service In his arm.
Dinneen, a great pitcher, always
look much pride In his work. He
has often told me it made his heart
ache to see some player, who was
once soft-picking for him, step Into
his curve or fast ono and hit safely.
That happened, of . course, when
he was slipping. ' To Dlnneea It
was mute evidence of the fact. It
forcibly told him that tho grade was
getting too steep, also slippery.
However, It was a minor league
Mub that made Dinneen give up
pitching. Having trouble with his
arm, 'ho was advised by a specialist
to give It a month's rest,
Dinneen was with St. I.ouls a?
the time. Jimmy McAIeer, a great
admirer of Dinneen as a man and
pitcher, was managing the club. Ho
insisted that Dill curry out the doc
tor's orders.
Feeling that the arm was O. I.
after a long rest, he requested that
he be permitted to try it out in an
Tho minor leaguo
produce a sucresso to the title re
linquished by-Johnny Dundee, starts
his linal week training in New Jer
sey today for his meeting with Kid
hand that Peed held under his chin.
The Bostonian's defense probably
saved him from taking the count
early In the bout, for many a right
handed shot was aimed at the hc
mittened jaw. It was so one-sided
that it was slow and after the fourth
round the crowd called upon the
powers to expcll the actors.
Pipp, Paker. Trait and Bodie, a
rrashipir quartet w hich peppered the
Pi-io (Ji 'in js suburbs w ith base
balls. p:ng Bodi", who was known
as a. "f- nee b'l.stcr" with the White
S'i, soup disappeared from the line
cp and !' 11 Pratt was traded to the
pet winning."
ak" this :.t.i!---
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sauce. What
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wlthou r- st r
t.i" lPcurv e
Mr. SPep.
graduate i '"
rnwinc Pt "1 -Will
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f -11. mm ou'ri
B.-iSOCPltie'i
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fund as a pt
Joeph Kir:
lefi "' 1 .
Jlovs' Muh liiMTmolian-.
5:i-ius. rf, If 1 !
L. A P l-V'-on, r.' . . i 1
H. Krit' w ski, i - :;
C'ainpairnciiii. c (tJ'.i i "i
T. '"riitii', rf 0 r
Jvloss. :
Fr'.ft, Ig o f-
2iU'i-.tis, is '"'
l'.aher disappeared in
1 came Bob Mr-use and
to add to the disT-ess of j
. Miller Hoggins brought I
row 'he second division
1 r. ( , 1 I . e
PoqUOl S
neb -1 by :
third !-i"
I s iplmo,
M-iny. ;f
Hrwlt', if
A'prrt. -P."-!.
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if
1 :'. TlKn
ltai lluth
fp n'liplsiii. n.
t !,e l'a nkies
10 tPe lop. j
1 ;. vi .- i f jitpiinr d the Aiii'rieiin
P .IC'ie rrapipioiish.iii ill Iftil, Hug-
en s' r.me was about to be erased!
f 1 -5,11 the tiianagerial list t. rral I
fni?, a -' -r-ltrs to well founded 1
r'iniers, ar,d it was said that he'
S'pieh.t interests in a minor 1'aguel
f --p. To-lay th former second base-1
r,f ilr drdirals ib-clared that!
p- vp.l r-maln with t!ie Yankees!
P .''-Pnit-iyi that h" un-lenttanOa the
f. vivr. I'.'olonel I'-nr-P'''''. and that
t:,e ownep un-Prstands him.
'.I'l-istloned as t-i the value of bnsr-.
b. 1 spc.-ss Iluggms had two an-i"'--i
- Yep and no.
T V-re is no busiprss or scune 1
V'. 11".' cf where nrrves can ll" 11 -Til
Iller tj!S than in tli we Of these
; : 4 c i",e j.-1'iP Is in w hich p'nr.an's
nouniN
li 11. K
th" fa 1
to the
Trust
P. Kn-i-
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Disables Sarthe
Near Scilly Islands
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lv n in ft'jh a
:irr inf.-n fil troni?
vag man -iof'pn't
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SchacSLFiowers Ficht
Canclufles With Drav
TMff.l
H:-
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i-ni,' r
rxp'o-
o 1-e
local niPl-lP-v
t-rs, the At a
six roun-ls '-i
The weights
l-To'.vi rs 1H
Mowers w
all times cm
to the r.i
held him
i.'.-hl at'i'l
... Fit . p.
Ir.iw 1 ' t
r Flow
. fo'igh'
st rpirh'
n the -nt'y
tp
s fi n-1 '"rr t-s
,)ft with a f:
left. In the ihir l rn.ird.
hurt by Flowers' .d '
ho came buck in "'
Siueged toe to To with
opponent.
The negro tin -1 liar I t
ul blow in th' 1 is' two
ccildn't get by s;p-!i'
pt- s?iive
eg .-'- p'
I I.aa-I s Kn h Fug ia.i-i. 1" .-. ;,
The P.eyni Mji! St-arm-Pip S.irt'',
hOiiivl from Southampton tor Sou' 11
America, wirepssil 'his morning
that she was disabled in a gale south
west ot 1 it'y ls'an-ls. and was in
need of immmhat" cssistar.er .
Two vessels inn- d.spatchid to her
all.
i'.s 1
S-lKttP'i'S W'e f,
t"iiii- r.miept b if a'tpwaif e
,yj IP.'iSt be Ifa-i", lor ' H" pi 'S-
sere Teit mused th-- i-x'ibiMiou. A't- r
a", money atvl honors are nothing
-onipai-ed with peace of mind an-1
fc.-a'th and I have known what It is
to iov ooth during the campaign."
ment as t h-- gosp 1.
addicted to a.;
amounted to a m -i
eyes of t !v- tiglit w 1.
inp -let-.-it to hitp.
Ugl-eCH t,, liEllt 'iOf
days of 1- 1
In himself.
I,. il I or 1 ig
That Gibbons w
fighting is proM-, 1
h" I'-d c-n points
round. Thi.s a(
Dougherty, l--iin-rf-ree.
From tP
champion's mr- p
to tell sn-1 th' :
GibViOi.R 'T.ir.k.. :.-
sy if tiv la
The rabbit )-'
should be ban
is a blow 1-a-p
cd when the IP
An f-mci-'iit, ,
see that Up. l
than once.
"Demps' y '
bit punch,"
the writer. "I
it. than any 11
1 couldn't s e
ttle light. My
atid for two v ' t'P't follow
VS I'NAhi.l. 1" WI.All
II AT."
Gibbons s.j ; ! ' v as in -'ai -r
only once dor.- -' ' e fttrht. "in H1
's.-oond loui 1 i '-- 1 I" t'-l-s' y Tr
a riaiit lia-id- r w. It " .
a Knockout l-im- : I saw t' in "in
to shlit. step l-cc . er clinch, tin
I e-in-l to li"'" ' "' 'ra- ' s. a.
made no mo '" S'
Intiiiti'-n sair( nn,,
"I stood nc-ti n'.-ss, like 1
hypnotized by rpem's gaz
watched the katPr-red first
closer. My boxing intnitirn
New York, Dec. 27. l.sry Kstridge
of Harlem, although knocked out by
Paul P.erlenbacli in the second round
at Madison Square Garden last night,
!' tallied his championship. Ho is
1 the title-holder among the negro
middleweight,"!.
Kstridge appeared like anything
but. a champion when facing the
man whose fists hfl-s strewn the mats
with pugilists. Outweighed thirteen
pounds and evidently holding the
full- .-t respect for Br-rlenbach's
P'lwcrful hands, he began a retreat
at the tirst bell, racing slong the
ropes but failing to find a gate. He SpCarS Will Attend
was irappea in 111s own corner nicer
a f, w minut"s of sprinting, took a
right and b ft to the head, and sank.
Before the fatal "ten" had been
spoken, however, he was on his feet
but unable to run. Florlcnbach lilt
him once. F.slri-lg'- failed to reply,
end th" referee signalled for an
armistio".
Many who saw the Harlem negro
ilay Panama ,1m Gans here astound-
i-l ,'t bi.s cautious taclii
P.ei i bach. The blows he
Jack Delauev. who knocked out Kaplan of lUerlden, C onn., next I-rl-
Ilcrlenl-iach when the latter was la' n'Rht in the final,
flooring all comers, niet an easy op- J" preparing for the Connecticut
ponent In Ihe semi-final and won by ; man who has conquered Dobby Gar
a. decision. Pal Keed of Boston cia ar"l J,:se: Lombardo In winning
fought bravely in a cause that was Ilis ,v;'y ,0 tll! Sht for the crown,
lost at the first blow. Dr-lan-v wan Kramer has brought two fellow
all around him, his long left tabbing I'hl'adc'Phians who are declared to
snd cuffing away the guarding left
ic hth
: -Ip-'g to .!f.miy
- 's hand-Tur l'"l
right-l oil T.e
r powi r la gui
caitL-e-l.
p. - a:i beat D' nij.-
l-unch Is barred.
1 is tll'gal and
The- rabbit put.-'h
hi' h-a-1 d-'li'.-r-
I s an in a 1 1'.n- :'
I I pi; re.'- n PI
1 is ml usi-i more
r,,o wph the rab
ons contessi 1 to
,'irt m; 11101
- bP.w he 1
.. night follow i
1 1 I'l-'l fearfip
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Meeting of Coaches
Morganlown, W. Ya., Dec. 27.
Clarence W. Sprars, head football
coach at West Virginia, will have
here either tonight or early Sunday
morning for New York where he
will attend the annual coaches and
directors' meeting.
Spears, it is expected, will take
an ae!he interest in the lorward
against pass conl ro er.sy, and will likely sup
sent forth port that part of the game, as ills
toutlpd his opponent only lightly; elevens fit est, 1 lrguua nave Hi-
be cast th'.m from so far away that ways ben strong In that department.
be exp.-rts at delivering I. ft hooks in
the trip hammer method employed
I'y Kaplan two weeks ago In 'knock
ing out Lombardo. Kramer was at
the ringside that ninht and smiled
wanly when the Panaman fell.
Kaplan Is expected to arrive to
day and complete his training at the
Madison Square Garden gymnatium.
Mrs. Ferguson Asks for
Restriction Removals
Temple. Texas, Dec. :7. Mrs.
Miriam A. Ferguson, governor-elect
of Ti xas, petitioned the district court
of Boll county yesterday for the re
moval of all legal disqualifications in
making contracts that might arise
from her status as a married woman.
Friends of Ihe family said the step
was taken so that no contract or
document she might make while
governor could be attacked as In
alid because of Ihe legal disqualifi
cations imposed on married women
in Texas.
club made something like 25 runs
and 2S hits. That ended Dinneen's
pitching career.
"There was only one pleasant,
thing to my sad finish," explains
I'lini'.en in his characteristic style.
"On that club were two veterans,
both labeled for release. One of
them made live hits, the other four.
It enabled tin m to hang on for flu
r-M of the S' asou."
As a pitcher Dinn-'- n seldom took
issue with the umpires. As a result
Bill can stand a certain amount of
kicking villi better grace from any
players other than a pitcher.
Last season a. "rookie," who was
having great success In the Ameri
can league, got an exaggerated
I opinion of his importance. He was
I positive he threw nothing but
strikes, the opinion of the umpire to
the contrary.
In a game last year in which th
rookie was pitching and linnr-s
calling balls and strikes, he insist'
011 taking Bill's judgment lo task.
"J never had a 'bush' umpire mses
as many on me as you have today,"
was 0110 of the sarcastic remarks of
the recruit pitcher.
"Why 1 quit pitching in the ma
jors with more stuff than you have
right now," bellowed Dinneen.
"If I ever miss one with tin stuff
you are handing up, I will quit the
li'-ld and wire in my resignation."
Needless to add Bill had no more
I rouble from the wise "bushr-r."
It's the Golf
BRIGGS
in-1
. and
come
must
hi;
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1 . i- i
or a knock
roun "Is, b it
1 ft.
A di-iTi-ss signal from tip- Sarthe
was picked up at 1 a. in eastern j
itai'.iaid time by the Fast Moriches, 1
I.. I., sta'lon o! the In-b pendent
Vi'irr'ess Ti r-sraph Company. The
eali did not s'ate th- i-atar- ot the
ship's d 1st t ess. 1
Viih ?hns to Defend
His Title la Manila
New V ik
ill pi no ho'
Wright title,
llonship in a
at Mani'a th'
against Ynuni
Nor. 2: Parcho t'H'a,
J-r of the world's fly
will defend his. cham
a twerty-rourpt match
'ast week in January
Serc io, recognized fly-
(,.MK CAM. I l ' " l
T't 1-ag'ie same ! tw-en tin io
ml RniiV Hub :s,-iies aipl the
Jinsin- club, scheduled f"r last nigi t
In Bristol, was ..nl'd r b-caus-- rf
tiie prevaler.ee of scurle f' ver there. the game
AMIlllK A THA M l- I
iK'.r- it. Mu h , D'e. 'I Son1
'iT.-y a-, pels cf Sault Ste. Man-, On
1 ,rio, an. iti ur hoi key cipipipp.ns of i
P.Vl'hl. d. 'e-U"d the lli-Telt Urn-key 1
-bib imiii here last ntqait', '1 to . I
'ihe Caialiaas Vitfll'-i liiicugiiort .
I financial demands,
w-eicht till. -holder of Hp i.iri-lit.
Set, cio alto Is a Filipino.
This ipii'- li was arrapg. -l af'-r
th- failure r-f c. g--taiion.' t'-r a 1 "li
test between Villa and .Inhniiy Bres
hn. New Yotk f'ywi ight. Manila
promntr-rs p fus- I to s 1 a v.t Breslin's
have saved me A scant second be
fore the blow lai -bd 1 dropped my
head forward and instead of reach
ing my cbln the g. v-c cut a sizzling;,
scorching pa'h vp-,- my for"h ad."
Gibbons got an unforgettable in
sight ito the ti'- mendous hitting
power of IX-mpsey rn thai" brief in
stant. '
The speed of tip- punch and the
friction of the pi",, as i' raced
across the skin I- t an uu'v semi
circular mark a.s p a red hut iron
had been plac-'l 'o a white canvas.
A movement to -Mablish an inter
national standard ot liquid measure
has been started I .- th Assoiali"H
I of Uritish Cfcainbcrs of C-jiiua'iie.
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