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i?t??^ter Seems to Have a Scissors JioW^onJl^l^y^l^nd
Ancient Game
L__
Stallings Signs Long [
Contract with Braves
Miracio Man Will Manage
Team for a Period of
Five Years.
SALARY THOUGHT TO
BE ABOUT $20,000
TuTiin? of Forlorn Hopes Into
Championship Contenders
Feature ol His Career.
?ram oath i.
Wot ? ' . last
agrr
?
.?
term e
?ngs dur.r.?;
long ago, but 11
that the sigl S : va? received
at the he..
The salan
it was intimated tv -.tract
called for a substantial increase. It
?is e?- at the figu
mate?
true, .v
player or managi
- .
i he (iianr??. He
j I
?
Hravi -
'"alo ?
There
'he Bi
?
made
was ?a
?
-
?
In our $15 Su t Sale the hour
lidN struck when we mus? not
continue lo unite .ill our friend^
without 'ii.
O? coui ive still many
hund? . the suil
down t<> $\ 5 <uid then
ample values to be luid.
But the rudi of tlie last two
days li is thinned out I
ment in the most popu
worth .un* mans
ulule to look, it's m Summer
weights men <il the
unusual si; especially slim
mer, thiit the Sale i^ now most
attra< I
Quantiti ?
reduced 1
Rotil RS l'l . . (. OMPANV
fifOa I Broadway
at Kith St. 'The at ?4th St
Pour
Broadway Cornels" Fifth Ave
atW.- at 41 at St
Egyptian
DEITIES
The Utmost in Cigarettes
Plain end or Cork tip
?jjlf /topic of culture, refinement cuui
education invtuialUy prefer
DCities to U4nf other cicarettTT
??-S' mwi%m-'Mm<
More Versatile
Than Thorpe
There sre those ?ho name Jim
Thorpe a* imrrua's greatest all
around athlete.
\>;.?in?t the noble red man we m
ter the name of ( harley Athcrtor..
Yesterday, at Jad- l-oyle's, In a
mati-h with ( harlcs PletrhCT, Vthcr
ton broke the world's golf-pvol rei
ord b> turning In a 30 for eighteen
hole?. I'ul for one ?ho! he would
have retarded a 14. NNitn an e,^\ "*.
In -1 tc ! -. t. the ne? champ played care
lessl? and linally tin?!, a I for the
hole, hi?* sln?lc smear ef the lri(>le
round.
In his elghteen-ho'e match f'olo
ertoa blew himself to live
one'-?.
No. lili?? feat alone ilne? nut cn
title < harlej to he matched against
.1. Thorpe for all-around laurel--.
liti' here are a few other accom?
plishments :
Football?At Pcnn State Atherton
araa i ?tar both at quarterback and
fullback, a fine ground gainer and
one of the best defensive players o*
his day.
li..?chal??Played iJiird base for
Washington In the American League
and later for Stalllngs at Bnffalo;
alee for two years In the ratifie
Considered a fine third
baseman.
Tennis?Was Eastern Intercollegi?
ate champion.
Golf?Has had many rounds
around "?"> and plays ateadilj
around SO.
To thi> add ??orld*s golf-pool rec?
ord ai 50. Even Jim Thorpe's Ion?;
list of achievements has no great
edge up?m this showing.
the
?
?
!
1 un- ,
?
?
i
?
-
?
I
He won a pen
?'?tr.ro
tilings
t timi ': ?
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
OUT OF EXISTENCE
in, hut
?
?
.-er V.R.
.1 H, rarrell. of
if the Na
By HEI WOOD BROl'N.
?
'ir be
?
aa not
sixth. Another 'our and two threes
f
?
n, the
?
I
-
? ?
?
had ever ru
hiird!.
.1 half
mile run t'-nipc-i
niarV ?'?? I
?
?
News and Notes Caught
on the Columbia Campus
"
even if
a
?n and
? boy?
."-li it
? - ?
ir ? eld i' I ?! been
? , = pi1 n
?.p. It
forth fron
' ' ; iTV'n are near.
Two more spectacular contest? in the
! el'mination nin'r
plhre
?"intr hi? 44-ay thinugh f
'7 '_' 1,
'
I
"'Petition as
rnuiil be
With the
a'
accident occurred, l
?? i.into rt
partly stunned for the m<
i
hroupht Inm around, ?
that deafen?
room th?- priii
Criawell stead
fall, ;
hand drue? mor.
due I
.
'*. ith Criawell, eo?
|
Howes drove oui
ible to ret:.
? .
?
?
The Futility of Trying to Obtain Privacy
By BRIGGS
Sport or Thereabouts
***. MI. -n??
PHILIP < VH i ER.
?
r
I
?
LARNED SURPRISES
BIG FIELD ON LINKS
'?'?
?
- ?H a
? d
' . ir.'; '
. 4\hO
-
?
Joe Stecher Easil)
1 hrows John Perelli
Golf on White Sox Menu.
v
alL
i
KOST?C IN DFAW
WiTHC?P?BLANCA
Bul (liban ( hess Cham?
pion Adds to Lead by
Defeat of Chajes.
Boris X -Tpert.
? e,| him?, ?'?'
I
in a
h prae
of the
. L"h the
le op
. i been
n, ?H?
k' to a
draw.
'*apa
? gnp
?
.i.er at
B. Hodget
ice.
?
- itein, who '
A. W. I 1 ox arave a
ition of the
? declined, which has
id here and a
i
nrd, worked up a
k against the white i
Pnr??. remained in
111! of h i? ?
???1er. The gami
snd Bank? arid Perkins and
were adinurned. sixty and
?
w ? ? ta-?1
?
i
i i ?
?
w-elfth rom
be pi-i Manhattan Chess <'lub
ind evening, is a? fol?
lows :
Perkins. Janowski v?.
??cbroeder. Chajei
thai, Fox cs, Hodges, Kupchik v.s.
?nil Black v?. Te
?
A. V U. Committee
Picks Boxing Dates
immittee or the Ama
lay awarded
to the
tic Club, fi
?
The rney will be
held at the City Athletic Club on April
d 20.
Thil .? February First Accordin
to Hoyle, this is the d?v that Jack Cui
option on .le?? Wi Hard's service
? e tha
are faithful, listen to irley ha
rid th
ll '.".a' he has procure.:
rangled, c?uged or demand
'- h WEEKS' LEEWAY on 'hat op
Yep. Jack wl
to a cho?en few that he ha? a t4v
?reeki' extemioi I at fo
'o'teen days mor? ?"-*. ?itu
be in his ke
." par- pro
Jen Wills
?
? ?
?"?.re will be nothing; DOINC
ithing ABS
IN'G-LOOTELY nothing doin*r. -lacl
? of infon undei
? doon of I inting roon
parti unknown.
v lome il he wai
\ a ? ? | rt Jervii
\. *i
i
.?
Willar.l a' ee?.
A wire froni New
cruel informal inn that the pr.
in that city hud called off
and Fulton fi>rht. The (roneraI impres
- had been CSll ft
many week? apo. The latest reason
for employing a dersiling frog
matter was the showing ol
Frederick in i ring with cunning
Pork
Tommy Hums, the man most inter
llton'a success, was the ref?
eree ?nd hr gg
? in Fulton
; Now, ali
hands admit thai ed the
frijoles in ?n rig manner.
It 4?.is to have been expected '?
that a mere novice can ?how an
. id csmpsigner like -n un
i certain 'hat he
is wearing a pair of Oregon boot? into
The far* that Porky floored FuHor
provei that he was 44*orkini.r that
i.iuht entirely in *? its of
I Porkubui Flynn, ? H asi With
Fulton out of it another an?j!e mav
crop ?cht. Tom
.?it Jack Pillon in Bri
m, IF Tom should knock Dillon
out h?* will have ?Tiihbed Frank *?'
his two gloved hard.?
? be made over night, and n is
certain tha* lim ' orbetl would iump
at th- to have his men meet
Willai ' much less per I
minute period. .All eyes ar" ? ? Co*.
Il r, and all thf ear? of U '.?,'lll"rd
Syndicate are a
ir-Ji jrrs, \va i 11 ?
Bits of Baseball Chatter
Heard on Winter Diamond
Rv I RANK O'NEILL.
Bill Donovan, manager of the
.ill to arms.
He rr ? | -'.unds
. and
- he on
? k on the morn
Bill forgets ihnt Wach
l legal holiday in
?\ hum
r r the
? ? ?
Tom |
:'iaha; !
Seal I rider, from Dal
. Slim
-. a left-ha
Markle, a right-hander, from
last fall;
from Richmond, a left
luindi ? left
'
. i. I 'rban Shocker, fn
I ipple, from Indian.?.
is
?el, a right bander.
?
?
lie aNunamaktr sr,.i AI Waltara are tho>
ratchers, while the int'ielders sie Jim
it, Hal I 'a'ill
Joe Gedeon. Dan Brown I
? -
that he will sell the Su:
canard "> ....... ..,,_ tnft
franchise and til . -, but never
?
Squire, iCheera from the audience, and
Fred. Herbert'? career with th?
and sweel He has
? rned back to the To
ore the mi
? it* th>' ? ;hted the j
Havana to play
?? fea lound - of %
If -,on were a shortstop and le '
major leagues in hitting anil
shunted back into the minors, wouldn't
i!
her, shorts!
i ubi H,,t. hi? Ml
i
ins of the short field, !?
been - ?m of
tion, Joe I
t
was a great fielder, but '??
a. '? elder
and a l'oaerful batter.
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_By 1GOL _
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
M ESDAY.
Pa.? - A O., Yonk-n? Kid Sdlnnar ??a JI"-?
Mall?*!. H"l M-nn??ld ?nd Eddie S.egal
Brosdaay Soor-lnj Club?J?e? Otilan and Tor?
? ?
I BIDAY.
i a.* S-. Y?-* A. C?Aba fried'-??? ?nd
fr-v-dy Reae.
H?rl?m Sportini Club?Jen Letter J.hnion and
Cl?-r? H?*.lnt. Jimmy Caffey ?nd Hirry
Oenihue. Young Broan ?nd Paul Ed??-di.
V?nd?rbllt A. C ? Battling Redd? ?nd Youn?
Zulu KM, Bjll And-Tinn ?nd Ya'i-ia Tern.
BATI RDAY.
F?lrna?t A. C ? Willie Maar.?? ind Wild Bu-I
K?nn,. I?-? Eiri-iiii ?nd Blllj f*aar"e. 11
' - Villar and JCn Hopaln,
Braid??? S((erfln| Cub?Sillar Criada ind
Jehnny Howt/d.
'
. i ill A KXOl K
Old Sobersidei Portran ?? at)
llmoel or. tiptoes. Would he
,-av h word, kind or otherwise, about
WO WEEKS' EXTENSIO.N
OF TIME?
Would he? Neighbors, he DID
LIES ai!
he roared
"f'ur!.-\ hadn't anything i
has. why doesn't he display the
much grace?
in't do it, 11 .ie didn't lay
, that hi? time EXPIRE D
February until I ran aeroii it in a
Western paper si . I out in my
'ent to the prc-s. < owler"
dlesticks and hoecake! Didn't vie
rl ime a? a possil.le
opponent a week ap;. ; Three da'.
Charley Weinerl and no?
i lowler Met .The people
. ""I ? lard fighting a chap
ehance 1 The
? n't. and the \\ ?Hard ikin?dl
KNOWS it.
"Stalling for "nie Iba?'? what
rig. I wou in'* h. a bit
eai it Curlej - on his
'vir, ? |0 I inm il
? ? a ry way
Windy ? ity, ai -
- ?rill meet him for ? p? ??a
men i they know ?
i? mee1 Moran now or 1 " J ?r ,J
up. Ha. ha! Sounds like one of f'urse
rt*. doeanl
the JIG IS UP. Th *re1
K.-r. Stall ?
SEVER!
?' ?
Ddieate. Frank '
.?- rHis wj
don't ?how their true bri
R'rkard out? I
-j ' thBt fiffht if he
i force '?'? - to i limp o\ er the I
Uli \? hat's in the a.r \
? will be a REGULAR
- ing to line up
Wail Stri" bondholders fi
Ich the old
riTiuriaidrrs never saw "
Results of Boxing Bouts.
Bill ItcKinnon and Larr: >*?
pie A. C. last night. Hot h men
? '
r had anj
.lohn- -. Burks km
-
Aindup -toe ?-"tears won from
Carro]
Thre? quick knockouti mark? I 11
main . I I I ? pening
Grurp"? K. ? . ferry Moran was
M eki Dunn in the
? ? ?. i i ? h ? ? CI i n 101 I
out Danny Davis in 1 nd round.
and Frank Di xon. rig for
Red Cap Wilson in the
?at the * \ri hsrley
Bar?
rotindi to i Weight and
Joe lian- covered tefl i
- pretty even at the closing bell.
K?bane Outpoints Hommey.
Philadelphia, Jan 31. Johnny K
bane, featherweight champion, out
' ekes Hommej. of Sea l
in a six-round Bf K
? .
I the tightin?;
at lottf rauge tiirougbout.
PHIL CARTER
MAKES A U
AT PINEHURST
Remarkable Round Scoid
by Young Amateur in
?s amateur in
Practice.
SCORE IS FIV!.
M I rER rHANfttj
six. !nr- ? ' and a Two
'?: *' ;
Champ??
.-.
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. : 'ha | ???? t.?|
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for I
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alce i '.:!
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?a t?ur.
SCHOOLBOY WINS
TENNIS TROPHY
Throckmorton Rallies Al?
ter Losing Two Sets to
Providence Player.
?
Schoo
h th?
...
11 11 '*?
the vet .
i
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-
out th? ??._ .rral
1
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doubles. * -r
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Th- .Ml***
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BOXFORD^
wfTH the oval Burro?
iw?iT?FW8oojtrr; .?^
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