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q THE OCDEN STANDARD: OGDF.N. UTAH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919
! NATIONAL LEAGUE MAGNATES
MEET AT NEW YORK CITY AND
DISCUSS BASEBALL SITUATION
NEW YORK, T'cr. 9 The annua!
' meeting of the board of directors of
' j t!. National league and the rogulat
kn tins of tin-- club ovrnew took place
toda President Heydler said much
Irgent business omII remained unfln
bhed ami thai tbc meeting might lasl
j through the gr ater pari of the week
I j The new board ol directors was
jj elected consisting of Messrs. Stone-
lam Now uik. Grant, Boston: Drey-
u:'. Pittsburg, and Veeck. Chicago. It
bras decided that in future two west
I rn and two eastern cities will hi rep
i , Bented on the board and thai thej
would alternate ea b bin i e ding year
a rumoi that the Brooklyn club had
been sou t" a syndic tte of Brooklyn
men was denied by President Kbbets.
Major 13 Rickey, president and man
1 riser or tho St. Louis club, explained
1 1 .: i there was still a doubt ai to
I. hi- or some other person
would manage tb team next season
'liie constitution was amended so
that any club owner, manager, player,
or agent convicted of tampering with
1 blayers belonging to other league
i clubs max bi fined $1000. Expulsion I
I Snay be the penalty for second of
I tense
j Th? league votod In fni of 154
Same scheduh foi the 1920 fson,
which will open on Wednesday, April
14, subject tn !!)' approval of the km
crican league, which v. ill men here
tomorrow, The draining season was1
1 extended from tour to six woks priori
in the opening of 1 1 1 - plnylng season.
Mr. Heydler unofficially stated that
the lengthening of the world series to
nine games and the new ruies frr the
division of the r 1 1 u's Beemed t find
T,i or f mong lub owners
President Heydler presented his an
Inual report on league affairs dl ring
tin paoi year, p.irt of which read as
tnlluWS
; "On the debit side of our affairs,
wr can place the ruling of Jude Stal
ford In the Baltimore suit, that pro
fessional baseball Is commerce, and
I that the system of operating organized!
baseball is a monopoly or an attempt
at monopol and therefore in violation!
oi the Sherman law.
"This finding has been appealed
I I from the higher court, which hear-j
pig, however, may not be reached un '
j til the spring or summer of 192" We
are hopeful that In tin linal analysis
I fate national sport will not be classed
as a commodity or as a combination
in restraint of trade.
"The breaking away of tjn- minors
from the national agret men! in i
I likewise be viewed unfavorably! for.:
although the majors have not suffered ;
by this breach, yet economic condi
tions are bound to ensue unless proper!
working understandings arc re-estab-l
I lished under a central government '
The miners have, notified us that they
have appointed a commitiee of eight
for this purpose and there is no qucs
tion as to the wisdom of holding a
Joint conference, it Is my judgment,
however, that no new agreement can
be entered Into except on legal id vice
of how best this can be done without
running Into conflict with Wie Wash
ington court's ruling un the Question:
j ! of monopoly,
"Passing to the credl Bid ol tlx
year's work. we are all i be cOngratu
lated on the thorough and rapid man
ner in which baseball made the, tran
jj sition from a war-time non-essential
to an after-war public necessity and
I jj I stabilizer.
"Baseball has full reason to be
proud of its share in the reconsiruc
II I tion, and in its share of famishing
money to the treaeurj department at
Washington to help pay the price of
victory. We have it on the best gov
ernmental authority that no interests
contributing to the national taxes
have shown a finer spirit of cooper
ation than has professional baseball
It came through right, with a rating
of 100 per cent."
Several deals were spoken of, In
cluding the rumored purchase of
Shortstop Roger Hornsby, of St Louis,
I by the New York club. President
Rickey spiked this rumor by saying:
' There is not enough money in the Na
tional league to buy Hornsby from St.
Louis." It was said that Manager
John J McGraw hr.d offered a record
price for this player, exceeding the
$73,000 mark, which was set by the
purchase of fail Mays by th NOV
York Kmerlcans
President Cbbets of Brooklyn sts i
n,.v he had puft based HmM fillloi
a former catcher for the Chicago Cults
from the Oakland. Calif , club.
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Kreuter Wins Cue
Title From Keogh
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 9 LouU
D. Kreuter, New York tonight dc
feated Jerome Keogh, Rochester
V. 125 to in one of the longes'
drawn oul games of the national Amer
ican pocket billiard tournament
The match went 45 innings and wa
anybody's game until the last. Keogh'
high run v. a -7, while the best Kreu
u r could do was 15 11 was (he fourtl
straight victory for Kreuter. who lea:
his first three matches last week.
Winners of the other matches v. -lames
Maturo, Denver, who beat I'
ward I Ralph. Highstown N. 1 . an
Charles Seeback. Hartford. Cona
who defeated Morris 1 Fink. PhllJ
dolphin. The Maturo -Ralph matt '
was next to the shortest so far playet
belnp: completed in It Innings.
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Teils a Secret
i
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cine Tells Ingredients, So
Public Can Appreciate Pure,
Reliable Medicine.
Manv people fear to take rnedic!r.
to cheek and abort colds, cure couqlr
catarrh, cic. This fear ir groundless
with all the products of The Black
burn Products Co.. Dayton, Ohio
Not one contains opiates, narcotics o.
harmful drugs Mentho-Laxene, for
coughs, colds, catarrh, and all distresf
following a cold, Is a compound ol
W.'d Cherry, Tolu. Cascara, Grlnde
lia, Mcnthoe Ammonium Chloride, ant.
alcohol aufficleni to preserve and
keep in solution.
Every Ingredient is in concenlrai
ed form and the medicine is so etronj
that only ten drop doses nie t i be
taken in the "raw" state. Rut the
ide?l way Is to make into syrup
emptying a 2, ox. bottle of Mem ho
Laxene into ; pint bottle and then
fill the bot'le with gTanulated sugar
syrup, made bj dissolving a pint of
sugar m a half p nt of boiling water
It is said by thou.-ands that thi
makes a most effective home treat
ment for all cold troubles. The man
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money bark. Sold bv all good drug
gists Advert isement.
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Harvard Gridders
Will Have Heavy
Schedule in 1920
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec 9. - Tho
Harvard football Schedule for next sea
son will be one of the hardest a Cr;m
j son team has had to meet. It will In
1 ci ode several departures from the lasl
of the season just closed which Har
vard disposed of without defeat. Tin
, eleven of Centre college, which
emerged from the obscurity of Ken
i lucky gridirons this fall with an un
! broken string of 12 victories, is the
I most notable addition. The middle
West will bo represented by Notre
jl ame University and University of
Virginia again will bring the southern
i collegiate type of game to the sta
j dhinL
i The schedule now being drafted i?
of nine dales. Official announce
ment will b withheld several week?
(The first d.i'e, September 25, will b"
ja double-header for Harvard squad
Notre Dame, it is understood will plnv
here October 9 Centre collece ha
I been assigned October 28, the date the
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L'niver.sity ol Illinois declined. Vir
ginia will come to Cambridge Octobti
10, The Princeton-Harvard game at
the atadium November 7, will come
two weeks before the game with Yale,
to be played at New Haven.
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Ogden Hi Seniors
Trim Juniors and
Win Class Honors
In the ftnat gram of the Intercia?
a'rlf. the senior hoop stars of f Ocdc-n
liiKh inhoot c.T5lly defeated the Juntors.
, the acore beinp to 7 Both nirregn- ,
1 tlona dlsplyd team work In the first
half but In the second period the fourth
I year men came back with a vim n1
won tlth hnnds down.
Yith th? claax arlcsi at an nd th?
jPlavera arc now turning thlr attention
to tho achool hoop Ksai'egaao with an
idea of rndcaorlng to bring the slat'-
, title to the school. Coach Douglas ha
?ome promising men on hsnd this season
and Will carry a squad of lo men durlnc
j the entire season. Contests are bi nx
i scheduled for out of town games duiina;
j the r'hrijttmas holidays.
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Romney Athletic
Stars Eager for
Hoop Games Here
Six brothers, all stars of the hoop floor.
Is the record of the Roumcy family of
Salt Iaikc. The Romney name in th"
athletic wor! of Utah has bron before t:ie 1
public ee for years and th six brother
all stars of the first order hsvc formal
a leans. wbJcb will iztadc northern Utah
during the holidays.
The team is composed of Olt Kumniy,
conch of the Kast high school warriors,
Lowell Romney. co.ich of the Utah Ag
gies, "Wilford Romney. coach of the
Oneida Stake academy, Mlt Romney. a 11
conferrnce college gridiron star, Floyd
Romney. star Eaat hlgb athlete and Pete
Romney. old time high school athletic
star.
All of the players are athletes of ihe
polished tyle and have c slnbllshcd great
record J In the west in high school and
oiicge play. Ott Romney, former ail
I Conference end: Lowell Romney, all-conference
halfback; Hit Romney, all-conference
halfback 1?10; Woody Romn-v
-ill-state high school star 1913. Pater
Romney. all -state high school end I'M".
Floyd Romney, the youngest of the fnm
I lly and a star of tomorrow, comprise a
I team of seasoned veterans. The Romney
stars arc endeavoring lo arrange a game
here with the Weber academy player
Announcer's Errors
At Local Boxing Bouts
i
At the rjIlhrt-Toung borlnc contt
Monday evening an error In snnounchvaj
, was made when the first preliminary
of the evening's entertainment was r-.-ille-l.
1 Kid Stickers of San Francisco substituted
for Young Childs in the bout against
Rlnckle Malan and despite lack of train-
Ing and condition showed consideraiVo
(lass.
With a little training attached to his
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the fans who attended the show are eager
to see tho f.vo men meet for supremacy
again.
GOLF TOURNAMENT RULE
j NEW YORK. DOC 10. Restriction of
the field in the Metropolitan Amateur
I Golf Championship tournament next yer
to players with a handicap of 0 strokes
of less was announced today. Owln;
j to the steady growth of the game he.-o
In recent years, officials stated. It haa
become increasingly difficult to run the
tournament smoothly with tho large num
i ber of competitors entered.
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Long Flight by
Aviators Being Made
LONpON, Dec. 9. Captain Howell,
who left the Hounslow Hying field De
ember 4 in an attempt to fly to Aus
tralla for the prize of 10,000 pounds
offered by the commonwealth govern-j
tncnt. arrived at Taranto. Italv. on
Monday, according to advices received!
here today.
Captain O. H. Wilkins. who is at
tempting jhe same flight in the air
olane Kangaroo, arrived at Ruda Pav
Isle of Crete. Friday.
Germany's Debt I
to U. S. Greater
Than Ships Seized
WASHINGTON, rec. 9 America's!
claims against Germany growing out'
of the sinking of the Lusitanla and'
other vessels by submarines and on
acroun' of other war damages, will
more ih.m offset the amount which
will b du from the United Stati u"
account of German si earners scired P j
ports when the United States enteret j
the war. shipping board officials s' j
today.
Under the peace treaty, the value (j 1
the vessels, estimated by board offl I j
cials at from $130,000,000 to $140.1
000, will be credited to Germany on i II
demnltiea awarded b the allied rep I
rations commission, but as the Anie: II f
can claims i.e!,,r.- the commission 1
more than offset the value of the ship! II
ofl lalfl aaaertt d -i 11 ,
lihood that the United States wou" j
be called upon to make any pa;.nient tc
the commission. I
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COPENHAGEN, Dec. 9. Romanljj 1
troops on Thursday last occupl"i ta
territory across the Danube protriJ I
o Rumania by Ihe treaty signed l I i
Bucbareal Rumania and in "-'D I
tral powers In May. 1918. according I 1
to dispatches from Klausenburg, Trm
flvnnis I
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