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TWO-MAN WORLD'S BOWLING RECORD IS BETTERED HERE
Pi FOR FINE TOM
Run I"i> 1,4-17 in Thrco
Games. Heatinj: OKI Mark
by Two Pins.
MAKF. mw " n onk < vmi:
Kail to K?.nn7 ?rl.r? Ucronl bT
Knur |?|n??Tntnt of 2.S.H f?r
O.mr. 1? Hrn. h.M b> \ etern?.s
Jlrrr.
Ora world's howling record was
yifterfrt and another almost
h?.r-? lust night when Uaymon 1 '
Whitman and Sammy Swanti. >h?u
Wins as two-man team. rollM a ?"?a?
of 1.147 ill three consecutive pair."*.
? ht-r-y* torr'ng *.! ?? rr->' - * '1 rK *?
r??!??? r?T * pan:0 l!<: r
total f 633 fell .h-rt i-t the CB.
Utlnc record of 637 by four pins.
Whitman and Swann. veteran* of
the tenpln came her-, are regular
members of the N Ulo brothers- tram
in the Commercial Uacue. Working
together en the New; rt Al'ej s Jat-t
night they set the fir." mark <
for tlvn games. or an average of
232.?. Whitmans fivp-gamo total
was I.CIS. or an av? ? >-'? ' - ,3?
Swann's average was ?*? "Whl.
man ? high s re was
According to the World Almanac
the iwn-mdit. three-game i
,nark ma.!" In nr. ..,.rn tournament In
Philadelphia. is 1.445. havlnR been
made on 1", ' ruary IV l-?l- '?> K' *
and Patf r\> ait. Tl.? '-nrna ? ? ?
mark Is 1.1S. made :? "" ,
Kcwlln* A? it ? n tournament ,.t
Uochcatcr In 190S by McO? * ??? ?
Grady. ' l'a" '
{,23 as tlKir high game. ,
\l tl"- la?t N I- A fun.am.r.t In
1521. Kail" ?'"> A" ''l-Mian
made a tlm ? -gar - total ' f 1 ''! r
122 ti'-. l' : t> ?? mat k t' ?> ?' '1 b> ^ '???
man and Swann la-"'- i
Howling l? rap ?! v ? "in.up ???
fore as on- <-f t ??' '?"st popular
winter 5{..rts )r the city. 1?'
Cannes nr. play-.n* r-gularly on t.i
N-tW : t Alleys and two mor- are
I.t ing formed. KU- regular ,
are operating at the Kccreat ?.
while several hundred Independent*
are using the three alleys here
Whitman "r'd fcwann
night as follows, the la*t thrc
cames counting it* their r??< or"
Whitman 211 2^? 2<>^ '
Swann ...220 190 2t4 22S 826?1,1 M I
451 401 r.33 <<54 4f>0?2.32!' |
Father Time bowed to Youth la?t
night ai the Jterrcntlon Alleys, when
? old Folks" ltowscy and Colonel
Purrh went down to defeat before ;
the onslaught ,,f "Mike" Peasv ani ;
Harry Holli-gswot th. city ten pin
doubles champions. In the sp? < >
five-game, total pin mat h. The v.t
, rails tooy the opening gam? by
flxteen p'ns. up ? 11 i 1 maples
in the e: an.pl fcr- of 342 Af
l icr the match th. <? 1 > ehat^plons
Accepted the cha '.en-1 ' ,
Swann an I Stuart '? ? r?i: 1. at ? ?
mat,-!. Vi til be rolled in tl e near fu
ture. The winners ? ' this tnate.i
have be. 11 i !i .:le:.c? I by ?'aptjiin.
Jctt ar. 1 "Mutt" Jordan.
The score I
JVasv . ..1 73 23C. lot 204 2-H?1.095
Holl'sw'th 1C3 1^1 220 203 209? '.'S.
S42 437 419 4 7 477- 2.oS2
Iturch 1>1 I -'? |
Itowsey .. 17S 201 204 19.6 It j
?Ts* 3<c. SO5 346 450-1,89:. ;
Tonight at > ' ???Is at rue He- re
align A 1 ?? >'S the I? t. rn.l'n.?l H '' -
v( ? t? r? and ? I I ' Mark-t teams
, f ll.e ??.??? ? ? '!'?
1 ', r ,v !:!. -.o'.s w II.
will ( ia.sn ? ?
hook up wit! t .e i??1 t.'t- :'id -rt
el'ir.5
'rom tv.^ Tidewater are
that nlchmopd will see some classy .
howling Thursday night at the^ 'tec- .
rcatlnii, when I'nrtsiMpfith. plaahes |
wi. s de nrot'.? r ?.??
Itej.i
IV -
- * ?S'r.V^-;v *?]??
'' rtiirr ith w. | have Prank
? r ' '? fav -r !t?-.
1 * ? ? -?* * * *1 ' iv h rn ; o -
: ? ' '? * V r ? J*. .1
I Y
Ke ?* ? a f ! - l: .* :
? miiVh }{?
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PAIMXK.k M>| |(? HI N
(IN I M)( M n< 1 |{ \I K^
NKtV
!?:?
Anc 1 ^
M
V .11 II ? I . , ? ? ).
j ard cur-. > 1 1 ra ? 1
"li
I ho;
give another ? 'r- s ; ? r formal,
r-itnllnr t that <?: t ? r I I \\
no mr're ( f '.rid- '.r 1 . t; ' 1
did on th;.t 1 >
GIANTS PICK 1UV,S
AS 'I I I I i: l.MIH.I M
fj: . A^o- ?-latf 1 1 \
Tork Giants 11 day < rose dlam r
rings r* ? ? lerns ?? .- r if.;? ? .
hall champlbhRhlpi n:,d forwardi
the hr:' ? 1 ue
l.r.r, h' i'' iry < ? 1. ? hs "[ r 1 (
M. I.a-.'its
]>;itt fa: 'h< <";!ar.tj r< 'Ivl
rr.or.d st , '.? ! v a' ? h f ,<l s 1 ? ? ?? < *
niissl 'iiej l. f d'v ! r th* r v t
the w- ? ft"
i:\eks m \v hi:i iki:
FROM HASKHAI.I JUR
[Pv As ? 1 a"? I r r,s. -\
CHU'A1 - 1 -Ui.t.y ! ,
of Troy. N Y \ -s. tr.d Man,
ger mil '? : ? f t , 1 'h 1 ;
Amerli .ina J ? I #ba!-l w .
not returr 1 *1 > Witt. So*
ytur, accord *ur : report ? urt-ti' i:
baseball < ir? ? ? ? r..ght.
liver*, it 1 - : ? : r I ? d - d
to a eept an ?,(:??? ,j? 1,at \
ntlaslonersblp in t! ?? w Y .a.
Athletic ("oriinii-so :
I'fntin to I,end ( oriiell.
ITHACA, S. V., I!(?<?. J. -';. .iy
f'fanri. of Marlon, Ohio, fjua?t< i i a. )
of the Cornell varnlty football t<arn
? haa hetn elected j-aptaln of the ol?.\<i
?,f 192S. I'fann has he'-n awarded thi
quarter back ponltlon on btvcral all
An>orloaa .?oo|Uiall tuumo.
WINN CLARK WORKING
ON NEW TAB ROSIER
!.. ?:?
1 wo Players Signetl by Nor
folk. a in 1 Options Taken
on Others.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch 1
NORFOLK) Dor* JS.?Announcing
two dcllnltn acquis! t !? ? r. s ? f players
by purchase and trade as a r. suit of
!? attendance on the National Asso
ciation of Minor Lcagiicix and a scout*
ing tr!j> through sections of Ohio.
Skipper Winn Clark, in his return
: ? the city. declared t!i.?t he was
well satisfied with his preliminary
: ?! -s I n t V ? I. i : i; ! ? i; fa T; i r ag ?} r e -
gallon f r l'.-.'.l The establishment i?f
working agreements with several
class a ami A A clubs. In addition to
those airi i lv existing. and with cer
tain lines 1 1 ar.l In the wator.
tile skipper declared lie would be
ready for the next tuc race. He be
lleves that he will hstve as promising
a bunch of Tars as have graced local
uniforms In a decade or two.
"Th? prospect s for my K'TS club
right now are the brightest of which
the club has hoisted in midwinter for
s me y< ars." he declared. '1 feci
confident that I will be able to take
the field with a regular team <>f p 1 av
It k-. ;l ir.ki; c ball players", instead of
prom is rg youngsters who?., failure
t makv g.,o.I would mean holes to i
till anil a team t prop as the season j
progr. sse.l That's the thing I am |
seeking to avoid, the necessity of
biilldl:.g a ???am after the season has
opened, Inste.il <.( having it readv
for th. bell."
''lark said that lie ha ! established
relations with s,\.;al l ?. t. r: v.tunal.
American Association. Southern and
Texas I..-ague clubs that he believed
Would of great j . Wire 111 Iniulillg
11.11 needed. In add.lion, there are.
ri..w v. vi ral d. ais pending betw.en
Not folk and ot her clubs for th-- se
curing Of plavirs. Until these an- ;
'S-il. an J pul-li a t Ion would be In
advisable. Mr. i'lark explaining that
^urli details wero dependent upon ap- i
pr. val of dub owners at both ends
of the line. I
"As fast as these deals are cb>s< .1
beyond the chance of any hitch, they ?
"11 1 ? a- ? irifi'd to the public." tie
eland th. Si; Ipp.r. II,- believes these
amii in .-no ? ts will follow in rapid
sii -i . > >n during tlu: next thirty
days.
"I am g !ng to limit my squad to
at least twenty pluvers this spring j
having them t.. report late In March,
in order to have amplo time to de- I
v.lop the team." Mr. Clarit continued. !
and then explained that the full club
quota of fourteen he hoped to havej
in 'experienced men. players who put 1
over the game with their noggins.'
as well as with hands. The remainder ;
will be promising youngsters, with
a real chance of making fc'iod, strong
enough to oust recognized players. |
Of last s< ason's squad, but few of
the men will return. Those cspec al
ly wanted i y the Skipper are Uurke, !
ItlKgs .loni - I', tersun and K'.-lllii. r :
He a!s thinks the f>ut!ofi!< is ex
cellent for the return of Inflelderl
Watt.
I'atcher Krandon, bought from
I'.irinlngiifiin, and Infield. r I'ilte, |
from Saginaw, th, latter In ;i tr.ole
for Johnnie Vermllyea; wero the
men announced as deiln't.-ly s,-cured j
for the Tars Jn IMke. he "local club
has secured a hard-hitting big man. j
the flop,. Indicates. He ;att.-d well
over .See f t.;S rlull aniJ register.-,i j
a number of circuit drives. Th"
rec rl .,f Hrandon his been pub
-1 *? h? ! In these columns
I w:t.g a day or two of res:
s : ; ? " i'lurk will renew4 work In
? V- "?<? "f "b-siajf several d- ?.
now pending.
AMERICAN ATHLETICS
l.NTKKKST ITKOPEANS
\\ idesprrail Mm rmrnt Altronil for
('??luilarl/atliui of I onipcti
?i\e sp?rts.
(!?' A- - .1 1'ress 1
NKW V-ilK I i. , ], i -.rti. ipa- I
?r An.eri' i ti athlet. s In inn r- '
?i ? s:- -t t !:.g events I has ?
'1 l- ? nti r. ??* i:: \nn-r|ca's
?-11 - met t.. .il.s and li.-tH i a use d a '
?: ? : ? ? I ir M in-iit in liar. p.. f. ,r J
sports, iiiriner Adjutant-Ucriertil I
' r I H -I-.1 I r : 1. V. n <; . An.-r
: ?? tint'-tna t.etiai
. . - err. i I Am-rlc i's
i : ? vi ?. . -i ,t!.. ? ? . s > ?; in a ii d
. - i, al I on ?!.. I. . id::-K "t
'-.a ;.. ' ? t of t he i.at: - y- 'Jt
I.e. -I I,: igl.t for, lb! . to ' l,e , -
t. -. . : ..uro'oan sitatii- ? n ? i I
? : > i? i r s by A merit an a t h ie t ? w ir
J.a 'I,:; t ied I:, |. ;i op, an ryutt I g
I ? Is w; k i ng up ? ? t he filet
that !?>???? is l" tn - * I e i-ffec'.lv- fa -
tot ,r. t ? hi a sound r.at. -n- i
;, 1 i: '?( young men. heajthy In
a;. 'iih than the popular.z.,
o :n pet it: ve sports," lienerai
Sherrill ^listrted. |
.: ?. , a? ad f wi-' 1 nie that
I i: ; - r ? i.: ,*e more t',a- >Ve d i
!. w : i: ? ? a at t riloi t e to our nun ?
P?ti* .? s|-'-rts tiie health and power
" nen ? ot American par -
; at -n In events abroad has k
th* rivalry 'f liunpo as i.
pr ? in n.any ? . .intries as radical
? ? r ? t 1 a * h IM i ? s as Fa s? t s ?.
. !? '. al He rn- t t in Italian poli
'Tor example, association football
be< rne So it port,tut iii Spain
?>...? ra> t s a aige crowds Kill.
:i i at -? s iargf r ct oWil; , than no
? ? ? . bill! "i n lit s I .a s t .Ill-.e ti
? i . t.i i>niu:i <"rif ? derat ion
i , . I :? hi 11 e lip l -\tli to t h
I.at > ? . ?.:*(.< r: - .?'? >t pr-'gr< -s
?i ? . ? i! it Ir;; tin yi ii
'I ol.ilolis I s a i I \ r .1' Ii || ? ?
iii i- i . .ii I i - well k 11 '.v n lit - a use t'
I i . - i ? ? ?.t
mi to Arn-i a ? nnineroui
? ? i ;ii it Antwitp. Tin 'Sol, ols." or
I ail.)? ti,- groups of Cxecho-sjdvnklA
, ar i ? ? ? ? ? : -i 1 ? ' at It Is n t un -
? ? n.; ? ? t r ? in a
J 'n.g.i ' ' t' ? i. i. ? s Italy aii'l
I rarif e at, it- ,r i., bind In Alex
| arulr ta i g\ ot. a lnu ' athU lb'
. ?; . r. I-, I,ip.-n,
i ? I iii t p p . ? a.- as ;n
| Hie t'nlt' d t ati
? i t.-ral . .? .. I. i t bat -1 ?:11.
... a I - I ? e ? t . . 1-r I he: I
as-- ill'l.mer.t lit 1 .. j p.. r .titi n,t
i s I ' s , n I b ? TI." SI i?t'
n ? i. i that 3 0 0.01 n \ ii e r ica iih would
train I fir the I .1 ? dv u pc t < a in
greatly taxed theii < : r it , .t;. he said,
while tho fj':t was ;i.,ir a*-urcr 1,000,
000 incu would try for ii, . ?
Y
It Happens in the Best Regulated Families ?By Briggs
HE POLOISTS WIN
Hyin<r Cadets Hampered l>y
I nfamiliaritv Willi In
door Conditions.
[Ppe.-ial to Tho TlmM-Dltpaii'h 1
NKW IIAVKX, CONN'.. Dec. IS.?
Adding another tmro to th?> Frring
"f victories. the Yale j., 1 o team this
afternoon defeated tho strong team
from tho VlrtrliiIn Military Institute,'
It to S. Tho Virginians, who had
> omjil<-t. l a lonfr string uf K.'imtj !n i
tho ?I on. ?oro fimcwhat handicapped
through their unfamlllarlty with in
door conditions.
At the r.pc:.lr K of the third rhuk
'<er. bale's substitutes wor ? sti.t In,
??t'.d among the trio was "Doc" .1 ,r
dari, captuin ,.f ih:?< y. .ir's football
team. Jordan play.-J a Htronjr Kame.
.?Ptalrt Hopkins and Baldwin. f.ri
^ a.o. I'i.itil brilliant polo, while the
" rk of Captain lira me, for Vlr
i:ir.ia. was ex '.ilfnt.
Tho line-up;
^ ale ill) I'osltlon V. M. I (S)
" ,!a'd win. ... Xo. i ....T.Braum tr)
H l- Dean N'"- 2-. Li. L. Daub*|
Hopkins, .back.. .11. u. Harrow
Ic-.-.ptii I. )
SuhMiiujin,,, Vale?A. Harold for
ialdwln; Har:shorn for I.-an; 1:. j:
-??rdan for Hopkins. V M J cj \
jvnnlman f-r Haube; .; (Ward f.'.r
' ar 'Soals: First rhukker -
??tllw"! 13 >. Hopkins <2), Urarrio '
So conn chukker? Baldwin, Doan,
i'"iy (^nio), 1. Third chuk
??*? :.?horn, Jordan, Hr.irno, liar
"?w. k .ir? r, . I.? >kkor ? Ilarold, Hur
I;. fr-r. .. Major 1{. K. Jioyl
< I h. A).
HAVANA ENTRIES
K.r.-f jaro?Tw., y. ar olds, innld
1 'aiming; i,|.; turJonis*?
? u iwlru Mi 1 I U, J..,
??' ! ; Sw. ,-t ......Uiv 1.17 ? iJ ...
py| Moinents, 107; Poaitloti,'107:'Vlru
!.'-t wa -. ft .,KureW'u",? ilu- U) Aloon- I
' ' 0 '-Three yea r olds and
'? ???? ? ?,urf-y ?."? . J lurloi.ys
... ? 't : 1 ! i "c (i,,. .Mark. 1 I n;
1 ?*" J-}1*. Jo,; Bruce 1 <Udi. y. : in'
H '^h. l"<; <x) Harmony, iiu ui
' ;.rU'iV- M ?*!u,ri h>'- ?'?: Ti?; K n -
1 'I', ? , 1 1 X '" "I K*' S . Jo.-,.
,T'","e- v:,r "|,u ;,n(l
? ' n0?;h'ajcUane'
???
ut' .; .' m" tThr"n -v,,:,r ??ds nnd
V.'-'Tr.r
nmn. 110; Arralikpon, 110; Huron II,
I Adyiinci' l"o. H6: Sa^?cKo. noj
' 1' ' r' Threo voar ?.I.U ^.,,i
' ',{VxV'Vrfr*; S;0?- yar s
... I ' 1 ?8: ?x> lion,I. j.,,
In at ' . T- ,r ' ,,!afk,-'P. 1 I"; i xi
I j{"i K" 1 <*> L)ukc Ituff, 1 OS;
fl:::'.'-h/r.?,,;r?r oMs ?n?i
i i , r - ... '. . % ' ? ^ 1*16 Hi ill*?(X)
... i/ i." ' 1 ! ''s"? Queen,
m i? ? i' > ??.v , rho": K ???
VI i?A., , . 1 ????""II fJIrl, 1 :
. T , '. > H ? ".mi net on, i io
pou ndscla I med.'U n,lowa??. ?ve
U ? ather rI<? hr; tr.,,??< fast.
DAV1DSON COLf.EGE
l-OSKS COACH (;KAV
^?HAiAlM-n ir'N,",lt^!'r"u,l. ISL
1 ?? "t Ilavl.lson t'i.|.
. ' ' 1 * (:,??.?! iii.s 11sl(f n.'<- '
' ? 1 ? ke . . t Ht ( ,,f , |(1
v II He Ktnt.il
!'? ?? i?i?k? coachlhB
' '""Ik, ..1,1 t ho UK I11 it last ti.
? ' I M :r I: leti.- ? -#J|tlons. Mr
who wrt* a f...,i lottor man at
a 1 ? ?'? V'lirs hiis rii.t
' u 1 " "-Sloll |?. will
.-ssor has not
; ?' ?1 W i not lint i I ti>.
: ' ?" r.-l a i ri lit in a t
??; ... k I von up.
? >|i. i, \,Kr? 11 (,n|iM n I In llrUlol.
? Va Tli.VN.. n,.,, Ih._
' ' ' " -:<>'? 'i ? sta>>llNheil hern for
V' ''' ?lil I.I. formally r.|>rrir<1
'""'?r row ac. ordlnir to an announc e
ment mad. tonlRht hy <'l.irenr? r,.
?y>n. < hnIrman of tho Sullivan
intcr-Jtkclal Association.
No League Meeting Until Holidays End
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Football Cure for Holiday Hangover
By EARIJS L.UTZ
Prcssuro of oilier business during |
the i? rcli?> 1 irtay pcitsdn is given us an j
. x.-use for Virginia I.eat; u* moguls j
delavlng a special session to decide j
on the make-up of the rirruit for1
next season, t'nless the owners can 1
auri r on ;t date ne xt week, there I
will ho no meeting until January j
\v h ? n :i gathering w111 he heM In i
.V !? t '.lk While l tie situation la at I
lt>. usual miil-w inter acute stage, It is
rhui'S wise to wait now until after
the Yulethle period, at least.
Clamor for a league meeting Is j
coining from oilier places than lllch- ,
moii'l. For Instance, the Virginian i
Pilot, a loO per cent friend of tho |
< ir nit. Mienkn as follows:
"We <lo not wish to i?vit ourselves
In th- position of naggers. l?t:t f> el '
It t.- duty wo owo the fans o! this
section to continue to urge some j
action "ii tho part of tho Virginia j
I.... s; J.- 111..mils that elves promise of |
Improving tho circuit?an Improve-1
m.-nt that will .spell permanency In
large letters."
Continuing Us argument, the es- |
uie.l V.-l". says a nioiithfull here.
? < ?n>- of the principal stumbling
1.1,,' ns 111 the way of the success of
pr.-fesstonal baseball on ?he Virginia
l.eagiie . ir.-ult Is the fact that the.e
has always been more or less want of
stability In tho organization. Year
after year there arc changes in the
, ii 'tit. Constantly It has hart to he |
i ";i i'letetl by the admission of poor
I.all towns, not even gooil for :?
? . season towns that failed to
PI rt a winner and therefore ccr
t;,ni May down' on a loser. An
I una;I> faced with the necessity of
jdm-ing n!i|,i in the circuit, the mo
ulds have failed to awake to the fact
that more could be accomplished bv
building for permanency. No real ef
l fi.rts h;i\<- been made to Interest lar
i;er >'i?i" in circuit. even It it Is
lie< essat V 1.. rhaluc the name of the
| league and necessitate longer raii
NY AND PINCH HITS
FOR GIANT BOSS
! Itv Asr'i.cSated press 1
NI'W VOHK. Dec. IS?John Mont
gomery Ward, who pitched himself
Into the baseball hall of fame with
', a no-hlt K-itiit1 back In 1SS0. while
? John C MO raw was still In short
I pants, waa sent Into the 'Mjox" In
i Supreme Oourt by the veteran <.?lant
| manager today In cxti effort to save
I a JtiO.OOO game.
j Tho old master, now a Now York
] lawyer, appeared as counsel for Mc
Uiraw In a damage suit bronchi by
) Mrs. Mary A. ltuttorflehl, who al
' leg. s McU raw's automobile ran her
| ('.own and seriously Injured her In
i October. 1017. McOraw's defense Is
that the car was being driven with
out authorization at the time of the
ti-cld'r. t. by his chauffeur. Frank
Kiiuff brother of Penny Kaufl, a
former big league player.
Ward was in his heyday In 1 ST 0
and 1S80, as a pitcher for the Provl
e club of the ohl National
League. He helped the club to a
championship In 1579 and in the pen
nant c.vise of ISKO entered tne no-hit
clreb s with ;?-0 game against Buf
falo.
N ITT ANY LIONS BID
FAKE WELL 10 SNOW
I ft% AFSoclated Press 1
STA'I'i: Col.l.KOK. PA . 1 >oc. IS
The peimsylvan?:i State College f..ot
lail team was sent through its final
practice today lor the battle with
the l' Diversity of Southern Califor
nia nt Pa Made tin, New Year's Day.
The mercury hovered around zero
..nd ten inches of snow covered the
ground
PespltA bitter cold weather, with
much snow and Ice, the Nlttany l.lons
have hart daily outdoor work-outs
since Thanksgiving. They will
'icavo for tho coast tomorrow.
road J,imp.,. Financially, tho league
Krowlnjj weaker each
letter buJIdlnn Is no.-,I.-,| ' it
niay be ;t harder task tliun pat.hlnn
I" a mako-shlfi faHhlon. I,in H
worth the trouble mid expense"
In a I-sh diplomatic way the ahov,
11 > fr( |11out|y been Htated in Th.
1 i nj Of* ? |>Im r>Il tc*h -1
u-i.1. . 1! -h:. A 1 ? oiKan./.atI..ii.
... i,i. 1 ' K?n ,/.4|t
with the Carolina millstones fr. .1
from th- necks ,,f NV.ffoiu In rt?.
mouth and ilichmond. is the solution.
Kootb.ll Mill eii^a ncs the atten
tion. .S,;ilS ;i|.| , . .
Ill*, V ear's name between
Ku-hin.ind Atiiletlcs and 1?,, McMlllltrs
int'er^fa"i' WIU' "?l-of-town
ui i, ; k(-on ?? that shown by
Hlchmonder*. The ifaine |s ;ui 0p
f-r ti?. ?eo?i,. to ?Ut ?i,. lr
minds on f.,methiii? besides h.nr
overs and other disturbing features
the new"'y"ar."^ 1"
ChT.'wn" 'S 1" '"SI)',U?P "if fact that
( handler. of William M;irv n
the r? V' '' r,1"V
He I iiiversit v ..f HI. Kverv
bod> is Willi,,K t,, K,v? him credit.
ir! *r?% Ul"V ?l... palm
rr . rT'"'-f K"rl< 1who Won
from Chaudl. r In the half-mile event
o h, r,:i ? pis
tol had I i,r. notify th,- .
test a iits that ?h?v wcr, on the 1-,-t
lap. claiming thai this cost him ,!??
th'me * lt'U- :,s-" ?"?'
that thevWli'?i ;,li ''V ??alllim
... " a< h, <l ii,,. (in.,| |;,p.
1,1 Vhl,r"-?- tb.. onirics at
lb,' tin,', declares that each I-,,, u-.?
distinctly ^^' * ??
Hon. the fctan.r. inf..,, ,
J that would I,,. ?o pist.,|
i !;:;::vr , l.ad run out.
lhorpe had , al ,,
K niiliiK ,,t th,- ||,,ai ;ill(, . V(.n ,.
handler ha,I at tempt,.,| a spllrt it
l ?"?"'I have over
1 taken the scholnMlc Mar.
IMIDGET SMITH LOSES
CHANCE AT
! My Associated Press ]
^ I'* NN ^ Gl(K' J )#*** Ik 11..
? J,f^. is.?t't mnottrs
today canceled arrangements for ?
bantamweight championship contest
between Joe l.yn.-h. title holder, and
Midget Smith, at Madison S.?,are
Garden next Krlday nlKht. after be
finer notified that tho New York Slate
I Athletic Commission had upheld the
| New Jersey Boxing Commission s
! suspension of Smith.
? It was announced that ns a sub
stitute for the I.ynrh-Smlth bout a
twelve-round match has bee,, nr?
wv?^tW7,Jl,,,nny Dundee, of
New York, and Joe Tiplitz, of l'hll'i
delphla, lightweights.
LOS ANGELES SWAPS
PITCHER FOIl QUINTET
I My Associated 1'ress i
I-OS ANCKl.KS. ("A I,.. J')<; ....
trade of Nick I Mimovi.-i,. M M. p|t,
<>r the | ,os Angeles ,?lul? ,,f
1 ac fie Coast League, to t|)(. ,, ,
Nationals, for live players and Sir. -
?"?> in rash Is the first st. p |? , h'0
i'buli,||,,K of the I^.s A,ik. |, r rI?,(
?i< eor.UnK to Charles l.o, iih ,i,i in-si
ness ma,,nger. The flv, played, are':
''dvilli, lirst baseman;
Malsel. outhvlder; Martv i< n,K
oud baseman; I'erey Jones. I. ft-hand
Pit,her, and another outli. 1,1,.,
I Ik s,) men are said by baseball ex
perts to be worth $t'if,.000.
'rnkc Itulupr*.
N l-.W IJec. IS?West Vlr
K'nla University and liut^ers <?<,!
leKe football teams will dash at the
loin (}rounds next election dav N?
vember r.. ,?o New York National
J.eaKiie baseball club management
announced today. A between
l.afnyett? an(1 Wnsh,nKton Jpf
ferson lins been scheduled at the
I olo Grounda Xor Noyembor fi,
ATHLETICS PRACTICE
TOHIGHT JT MMOIIT
Continue Strenuous Prepara
tion for C>arnc With
Ho McMillin.
Pr^""!y Pbv.r, with
f.?M Kht f" ' ,h" ,,aS'- U i"
?, rv 1 Howltxers' Ar.
i. IT.. . r'"!,Vlly ll,? il I In ii
fur ili? i !l"v 1 J.1"" l,reP?ration
I. r < r K N, :V V* -' ? "?)? Kamr.
f!,. m . l? K:"Uv lB Krt,wing
- '?'?>..? , add I heir line-,,"
?'f in. 11 Known from ocean
' ''I!1 a?Mltlon of these stars
??in .lint thi' Athli'ti s win ir able
?" 'n-tk.. shifts in , ..lr llno-m, o
I :\z\ .V wi,n? .ho
I'limi ."l,.bsl i,u"*f "??M
j >1' Mining st.irV.*" rr?Ml a?aln!,l
H hile the meeting lietw??n th? Atl
Americans an,) AIM. fir- with II., Mc
7,. J , KMII?K?r attempt
. ''em.instrat.i which is the bet
tor quarter hack, there will hn an
? Ul.'ii attraction in a soccer exhihi
? hi"r'' "t"r,ai 1. the patrons before
! H IM \ i ?,Jr",' c"" "s- Th. Church
? Athletic Association will ussem
"'?'two llrst-clnss , levetis to dem
onstrate the gr.;.t outdooa gain*
In future year., wlM regularly
" II'- l?. rloil from the of
If footi,aII season until tho spring
I f. v' ;r?in"'K ?????!?. Pi'iyer*
i.r i ,"ri "'"l "aH'mare will be
I m . ft 'r. i'rr" ,,V ;,s,lo<'l"tIon in
K tir P'.j.ulnriz.- their pasting.
. nr ????!? minute il? monstratlon will
| l?0 KlV.'fl.
IOWA SHORN OF POWER
(;ridiko.\ next year
1 Minn?' t,!,ms f>Vfr have been
1 or ? n'1 (Iav.
?it,.,i I" Mars who contrlh- I
I thr I In I " < "'ll'.-ICII. O title for
{ h i' u lu.y,., nnil |o,
. "???'??? " it ana in st all comers this
I win/ "'Ss Ulan ten are through
r* . 1 K,> football. Thov are
j f apta.n 1 ionl'.r, i.,,,1^. Kndcsky. i
: I hompson. M illicit, Ileidt Moide
. < raven. Shutter worth. Hulliiir l'tlch
| and White. iti?-|. w .s .1, .
""" *?s the only one
II w.i' t |'1 W "ol ?''?y f?r
JolH'S 111 1 1 #
SCOTT DKNIKS RUMORS
HIS LKG WAS BROKEN
; J-lHi SVott. pitcher r,f the Xew
, " Nationals, ami world's series
hero, asks a correction of th.t tales
printed that lie severely Injured .1
I ?'(, while pitching exhibition
j >,amp nfter (he season closeil. Scott
I says It was onlv a "llttlo scratch-'
1 ? fio le>j. nothing more, and that
h-,n"h?r ,WaS, 'V I??Hlcal trim
win 1 .,S r'e,,t no,v' n?d ??>ai he
spring C,'? W,th bc,,a on j" th"
WEATHER WINS OUT
AT INJ3V ORLEANS
I Hy Associated Press !
N*T.U' Om.KANS. I>ec. IS.? Kor the
nrst time in many years, horse racltifr
111 .New Orleans was called ofr today
?r [" w?ather conditions. Tiie
Weather Hureau Issued a cold wave
"rtiniriff fop N'nw Orleans and vicln
'*: |,,!,iBht with tcniperaturo near
frc-c7.inK.
j r.enoh (tm?, Orator.
I I .each Cross, who. besides helnp
?? practicing dtntist. had made quite
a rep In the rinK as a lightweight
j . ,'r.'. ""4V ls a"iulring new laurels
I ,,,st *'|q an a ft <?r- din nor speaker,
j At a banquet of the .Merchants' As
j social ion of, Hollywood recently, at
| which William Jennings ltryan was
1 the honorary speaker, l.each was
called upon for a Ihree-mlnuta ad
?ii. ss and shared Hie iionors of the
occasion with th? silver-tongued
* .1 li.
Miy 011 Foollinll.
lr. this day and generation it
seems Incredible that any American
ooy has not a passing knowledge of
football. Particularly so in the case
of a youngster actively connected
with the sport game. Joe Moore, na
tional ice-skating champion, not only
has never seen a football game
hut up \o the other day thought
you could throw a football Just the
name as baseball.
THREE EASTERN TEAMS
TO PLAY IN PAR WEST
West Virginia, Penn Slate
and Pittsburgh Going to
California.
| Hy Associated Press ]
NI'iW YOKK. Hoc. IK.?Seeking
interscctional laurels. threo Knstern
football olevetiH will leavu tills wook
for tho Pacific Count, wlioro. during
tho holidays. they will moot far
Western rivals. ?
Went Virginia will piny Gomona
University, of Kpoknne, Wash.. nt Han
lHego, Cal., Christ man Day; Uni
versity of Pittsburgh nioota Stanford
University In tlio new Stanford
stadium at Palo Alto. Cal., on Decotn
bur 30, uml on Now Year's Uay, I'oim
Sluto opposes tlio University of
Southern California at Pasadena dur
Ing tho Tournament of Hoses.
Undefeated this season, West Vlr
j glnia was ranked as one of tho
strongest teams In tho Kust, while
Pittsburgh rocovored from a disap
pointing start to finish tho season
with sensational victories over \V. &
J.. Pennsylvania and Penn State.
1'enn Stato, which experienced ono
of Its poorest seasons In some time,
Is the only otin of tho three Knstern
colleges that has visited tho Psciflc
Const before
SIIEEEY BEATS ALBEY
IN RECREATION MATCH
Tho dope was ugain upsot last
nluht in the three-cushion bllllarl
tournament, now In progress at tlio
Itecreatlon Milliard Parlors, when
I Siieeiy, who last week disposed of
lieorgo Herbert after a hard-fought
I! a rue. agnln tasted the Joys of victory
by disposing of the brilliant AI bey. j
bank shot export, by the rouAt of ;
L'i to 22 in seventy-six Innings, lie- I
sides vanquishing his more .experi- j
diced rival, Siieeiy enjoyed Iho dis- j
(itK'Iion of going Into a tie with Wll- |
llams for high-run honors when he j
clicked off four points in his sixty
lift h inning at a timo when A1 !>??>? |
was pressing him, IS to 17. An tin- ;
fortunate kiss after his cue ball had
taken four rails prevented Sheely j
from breaking tiie high run record I
of ti\e present tournament.
Siieeiy, lies Id en tying Williams' ,
high-run record of four points, had j
two runs fur two points each, while
Albey manipulated the Ivories for
two runs of two Sheely now has
scored 7.1 points out of a possible 75 I
In ills three games, a remarkable
showing. as tils opponents iuvn been '
| Stone. Herbert and Albey.
| Tonight at 7:30' o'clock Champion
Howard will clash with McCartney,
and another upset may be the toe'iit.
for the youngsters In the lotirniujK'nt 1
have been putting tip some tine ex
hibitions ami are no longer stepping
stones for tho old-timers.
BIG TEN STARS MAY
ENTER TRACK MEET
Illy Assocatcd Pre?." 1
CI 11<' At It), J lee IS. The western
conferonoo faculty committee at a
I special meeting liei e tonight reseind
| ed Its action of December 2. recom
! mendnK the big ten stars refrain
I from participating In tho national
[collegiate track and filed meet to
j be held here Tlio third Saturday of
j next June. The faculty representa
tives agreed to participation In tlio
meet provided the meet were limtcd
to |tonl winters in the various ?? ?.n
ferences throughout the country.
| KANSAS CITY BUYS
SCIUJPP FROM SOX
?
(By Associated Press. 1
j KANSAS CM TV. JM., Per 1 ??An
nouncement of the purchase by tho
Kansas City team of the American
Association of Kerdlo Hchupp, ieft
handei! pitcher, was made lo re tod/y
by ileorge Mtiehlebach. owner of the
team. Schupp came from the Chicago
White Sox, and tho purchase price
was given as f I.'.00.
Jlclsmnn Will Drop Ont,
riin.AHEMMI IA. PA., Pec. 1 S ?
John W. ilelsntan, v\ hose contract as
head coach of the University of
Pennsylvania football stjuail cxpir-'d
| this fall. Is not a candidate for re
appointment. He will not. however,
sever his connection with the uni
versity. having been engaged as as
sistant to the chairman of tlio conn-j
cil on athletics.
Presbyterians \iiine Pilot.
CIJXT' i.NT, S. I wr:. is.?< J rah am '?
M11 lor. of Clinton, has hoon rlrriorl
'?aptaln <?f Vho 192tt football tram of
tho Prosby tfrlan Colle^o of South
1 Carolina, it was announced here to
day.
Stnr Ilockey Plnyer llies.
| ni'I^UTH. M IXX.. Dec. IS.?Jimmy
Wahl, star player on tlio Diilutli
? (I'. S.) Hockey l.eaguo team, tiled at
' iiis home here today, nftcr a brief
j Illness.
PACIFIC COAST STARS
HIVE HIGH BIT IKS
? ? ? -? a
Kainin,- O'Conncll and Ilale
Rank High, Official Aver
eial Averages Show.
[lly Asuncl.ikd Pr(!s?.]
BAN FHANOIHOO. I>?o. Ifl^?Hlffh
battlnir iiercontaKes wero muds In
1922 by three Pacific Coast baseball
leaguo stars. Wllllo Kimm, Jltnrnle
O'Connell ami Sum Halo, who go to
the majors next spring at hlich salo
pries. according to tho league rec
ords made public hero by President
W. H. McCarthy.
Kamm. Sun Francisco third base
man, led IiU eluli with an aTi>rnn?
of .342. Il? was auvonth among the
leaguo bittern. Kamm was sold to
\ho Chicago Whit?i Bo* for 1100,000
canh ami players worth $20,000, th?
highest prlcu evor paid for a minor
leaguer.
Halo. Portland third Backer, who
goes Jo tho Philadelphia Athletic*
for f7.">,000 In cash and plnyerii, wu
third among tho league hitters. with
a percentage of .3.',8. O'Connoll, San
Francisco outfielder. who wan eold
to lh? New York (Jlant.n for *75.000,
wan tenth on tho list, with an aver
ai!? of .38?..
.lakle May. Vernon pitcher, who
may bo sold to tho New York Yanka.
bd the hurlers, with a percentage
of .7ft0 and with an earned run av
ernge of l.M per name against him.
Two Halt I .a k ?? sluggers, Paul
Rtraml and Matiucor Huffy I.ewU,
led tho lea tun In hitting, Htrand
with an average of ,3M and Lewis
with .362.
NEGRO ATHLETIC CI.IJB
GETS ST ATI- CHARTER
Tim Stat* Corporation Comralmlnn
Nsttcd a charter yesterday as fol
lows
Tidewater Negro Independent
Athletic ami Political Association,
Norfolk. V;? . nonstock corporation.
Kudolphus T. llowden. president;
Karni st Jeffries, fecretary. IJnvld W.
Jones. .Ir.. and llurohl C. Johnson,
all of Norfolk, Va To foster ath
letic. political and social Intercourse
among Itn members.
Kirk May llccovcr.
Y PKII.A NT I. Mini . Pen. l?t.?Tlopea
for the recovery of M-rnard Klrlt,
I'llIvi-relty of Michigan football etaj.
Injured In an automobile accident
here last night, was held out today.
Kirk, an nil-American end, sustained
a frnctiirel skull.
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Tickle a Hoy's Heart on
Christmas Morning.
For tho little shavers of five
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of IS?
For gifts that all hoys love, this
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Christmas Shirts, Neckwear,
tlioves, Caps, bright Plaid Mack
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Waists. Melts nnii Handker
chiefs with initials.
Not one single item has been
overlooked in thin hustling big
boys' stock.
Mothers, Fathers, Kind Aunts
and Thankful Fneles?you'll
love our hoys' gift display this
year?and so will your littlo
relatives!
i
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H ouse Coats
$7.50 to $45
Bath Robes $5.00 Up
If you're hesitating about (ho kind of gift suitable for
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