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Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-21
Odd Bits of News.

los Angeles, Cal. Samuel
Pockosvewsky has grown tired Of
the efforts Of his American as
sociates to pronounce his name,
and has been on the lookout for
a chance to change it. The
chance came when he became en-
gagged to a Miss Parker. Judge
Thomas, on application, allowed
the groom to take his wife's
name and now he is the proud
possessor of the handle of Samuel
Parker.
Chillicothe, O.-C. W. Cravens
and W. B. Cravens are brothers
and both are engineers on the B.
& O. Their wives are sisters.
Both families live in the same
house. The other day, six hours
apart, both the Mrs. Cravens
gave birth to children-one a boy
and the other a girl.
New York N. Y. Safety
First" said Mrs. Arthur Mac
lean as she put two diamond
errings into her pillow case and
went to sleep. The next day
there were clean slips on the pil.
lows. Mrs. Maclean was fantic
She besieged the laundry, but
the pillow slips had been washed
and ironed. Finally one earring
was found cleaning in the bot
tom of the washtub and the othel
about to enter the drain pipe
They are valued at $1,000.
Newcastle, Ind. Moab Tur
ner, II, is dead. Thirty year.
ago he suffered his first stroke O
: paralysis and made his funera
! plans. A walnut chest was turn
: ed into a coffin Sand given to oh,
local undertaken to care for. H,
will be buried in the walnut cas-
ket.
Philadelphia, Pa.-A demon
| strator in a department stor
j mixed a poisonous liquoid use,
for cleaning glasses with a nerv
y medicine which she was demon
strating and over 200 persons ar
thought to have been poisoned
The demonstrator, however, wa
I the only one to report to a hos
pital.
Cleveland, o." Enclosed fin
so cents for a bed sheet whic
| took from your house when
+" roomed with you," read a not
d received by Mrs. N. Holman
> The signer of the note roomed 6
the Holman home eight year
d ago.
o Sharonville, 0. Howdy
: John!" 'Eowdy, Jimp Thu
5 John and James Stewart of Kar
u sas and Tennessee respectivel!
s. met here after a lapse of fort!
seven years. Both believed tt
other dead and spent sewers
Il hours in a room together befol
q, they found out their Relationship
q Pewaukee, Wis. Here's I'll
j. latest fish story. Robert Nicho
II and E. F. Schmutzler went fist
ing. Arriving at the favorit
o spot, they found to their horrC
they had brought a can of gree
+ paint instead of a can of bal
IS But, listen! Nicholas is q
u artist. He painted pictures of
1t worm on the hooks, and they hs
u a record catch.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-21

1t is a fact that the freight
rate begins at the farmers door,
and if we want reduction in
transportion of farm products
then the road from the farmers
door must be improved.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-21
Pipe Line Completed.

The pipe line of the Frankfort Nat
uTal Gas Company from Lexington to
Frankfort is completed. Two con.
struction gangs were working, one
starting at Lexington and the other
here. They met this side of Versailles.
The company will have its Office in
Elk Place, where new building is TO
be erected. An old structure is being
torn down on the sire. d. L. Hazel
rigg said that he believed the com.
pany would be ready to supply custo'
mers in two or three weeks.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-21

How long could railroad COM
panies run trains over a system
of tracks if no section men were
employed along. the systems to
repair and maintain the tracks?
The same Importance Of constant
maintenance applies to our public
roads.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-21

ed relatives in town last week.
}. j. Watson, of Caney, tran
sacted business in town Tuesday. |
Johnny Bailey, of White Oak,
was in town last week on bust
ness.
S. B. and Robert Reese, of
LenoX, were here on business
Friday.
ESQ. E. w. Day, of Grassy
Creek was in the city on business
last week.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Mckenzie is very low with
whooping cough.
G. P. Henry and l. C. Fergu-
son were in Mt. Sterling on busi-
ness this week.
R. H. Vansant, Of Ashland, is
here this week looking after his
business interests.
Miss Stella Cisco is visiting the
family of her uncle, John r.
Bays, at Lexington.
Lonnie Pelfrey and Tom
Hamilton, Of Elamton, were here
on business Saturday.
Miss Anna Cottle, of Florress,
was a pleasant visitor at the
Courier Office last week.
Henry Makey, Of Fond-Du-Lac,
Wis, is visiting relatives and
friends in town and county.
Mrs. Jas. Lacy, ofFexas. visit
ed her Sister-in-law, Mrs. w. G.
Wells, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Swango leftNTues-
day for Lexington to visit bel
son, Stanley, for several days.
H. c. Rose, John McMann and
Curtis Lacy attended County
Court at Mt. Sterling Monday.
Jeff Watts, who went from this
county to Kansas last spring, is
visiting his former neighbors and
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Vansant,
of Ashland, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, w. A. Duncan and DR.. and
Mrs. S. r. Collier.
Mrs. Ren. F. Nickel and little
daughter, Marguerite, are visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Cortis X.
Stacy, at Frankfort.
Miss Bernice Davis, who has
been in an infrmary at Winches,
ter for several weeks. is reporteC
as slightly improved.
D. B. De Hart, of Licking
River, called at the Courier
office while in town Monday anC
gave US a nice order for job work
Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Filing
ton, Of Paragon, visited Mrs
Ellington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Oakley, Saturday and Sun
day.
John l.. Cottle, of Forest, wa!
in town Saturday. He told a rep
resentative Of the Courier that
his wife, who has been suffering
, from white swelling for severa
= years, is improving nicely.
r L. B. Mcclure, one of our ole
friends and standbys, of De Hart
, graced our sanctum with his pre-
sence for a brief period Monday
= afternoon. Come again l.. B.
we are always glad to see you
Witches and Choice Spirits o
Darkness will hold High Carni
r val" in the Christian church
Friday evening, Oct. %.
! Everybody come. Admission
{ 10 cents. Refreshments will b.
served.
i w. P, w. M. Henry and Mrs
; Jas. f. Henry, of Flat Woods
' and Arnold Henry, of Frankfort
. Ind, were here last week bl
business connected with the ad
ministration of the estate of tn,
t late JAS. F, Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ratlitf ant
little son, Otis Ford, of Licking
River, visited Mrs., Ratlif''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G
Wells, Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ratliff recently re
:. Turned from Richland. Kns.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-21

The correspondence from Ma
lone was received too late for
publicrtion this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

HEAR KIv1AT APPEAL NOV. 8.
Notice IL sent to Board Of Man
ayers Of 4. A.. L.

Notice was sent oJt yesterday to the
members of the board of managers Of
the Metropolitan Association of the A.
A. L. that the appeal from the decision
Of the registration committed in the
cases OF Aicl X. Kivsit and Harry J.
Smith would be considered at a specia.
meeting to be held on Tuesday. Noyem-
Der Q.
As the appeal from the decision which
made these men ineligible to compete as
amateurs was received on Tuesday Pres
ident Ruben has acted promptly in
bringing the matter before the board Of
nag winch will consider the APP
peal. Under the rules ten days notice OF
the meeting rad to be given. Before
positive action was taken Oh tho appeal
1t was necessary for the :cgistration
committee to decide on the application
made to that committee for a rehearing.
Chairman Mathews Of the committee
notified President Ruben yesterday tina,
the commit;ec had ruled against reopen
ing the casa and notice OF the meeting
was prepared at once.
The board OF managers will meet in
the theatre o. tie Scvcnty-iirs; Reci-
ment Armory al S L. NJ. and with 81
much interest taken in the case It is
expected that all the local clubs will
be represented. The boa I'd Is made M
of u representative from each club in
the association. so that about seventy
men arc likely to vote on tho question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
COLUMBIA CREWS BETTER.
Junior EiRht Holds Its own
Against Improved Varsity.

Coach Rice PllowcI his Columbia var
sit! ana jun!a, crews 90 race two miles
ca ;le return row yesterday and the Sec
oad crew held its own for the full dis
tance. Although Coach Rice was sur
rr.scd ut the Improvement OF his Junior
eight. he docs not intend to let IL row
against Yale when the varsity crews Of
tho " college meet on November -.
Tho speed The varsity has been showing
In It's sprints On tao Hufeoa has re-
moved many Of R.ce's marks OF worry
caused by the small squad that turned
cut n month ago
Rice has been assured by many men
now out for football tina; as son as the
Sridil or season is over and t.,e crew
squad goes indoor 10 the machines they
will Join the crew squad. Jcff IIealy. the
~ pound tackle. despite rumo: will not
be among them, iioaly is centre on the
varsity basketball team and besides in
iiice's opinion II too dig for a first class
Grew.
Munroe afteg being ont COY u week be-
cause Of sickness Is rowing bow in the
varsity, O'Loughiin. who took his place
AT No. ., having proved cipaole o.
EoldIag down tho berth.
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HONOR SYSTEM AT WILLIAMS.
College ape contends rh"t Nth.
lctj~s There Are lean

Under the caption bach'hS ~
tAnlss stand Ire tH'"'S h''"'" 20
cusses the severance o. relations "ni'
Trinity and contends tnl' a'"ie...S -,
willianlstown are clean. Inc cu''o''a'
folloUs:
"N Iliams3 recent aN'ioh IN seNe'i's
athletic relations Win trmi'! mas
caused much dis .uss!oh la a'h'etis CIR
cles, From NiIllalnsS point OF ''sN
there was 10 othe" course 70 ~ 'tNc"'
Williams bore 1!IniiE no haru ieeii"s'
nor does il now. Having 'rleu J." VAN
10 settle the .-snc quietly. an vpe" S'aha
was necessarily made. Nhl!alns nc
Ieves IN pugr amateur coIleS. atnloHcS'
Trinity does not. .
The bulk Of III" opinions 'Np'rSs"o
"u the issue have been r. \ NliAn's
took a step toward bctter.ng college ATM
.sricS. Amherst and wesleyan haNe un-
Officially iaGorsed Ia. stand wh.-h Will
Jams took. and New YORK lnlNers'lI
has protested the same player that Wilt
iams protested.
"onc or two newspapers III close ouch
with affairs At Williams have limited
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
RULE TOO STRICT,
SAYS PROF. COR WIN
TO HARVARD DEAN
Reveals Ialc's Wish for New
One That Will Enable 1t to
Rcinstate Star Athletes.
CORRESPONDENTS GIVEN
OUT BY Authorities

New HAVEN. Oct. :a.-.The Vale Attn.
ietic Association will not reconsider It's
decision to regard Harry Lcsore. Capt.
M.lburn and three other Vale athletes as
professionals until the present eligibility
rules are changed, according to n state
ment issued tonight by the association.
The possibility of a revision Of the rules
shortly was forccasted and TIE letters
from the deans Of both Princeton and
Harvard asking for a reinstatement of
the players were published. together
with Prof. Corwin's reply to Harvard,
which was in-pnIt as follows;
In not complying with iIarvard's re-
quest that the men withdrawn reJoin
t..cir teams | trust that we shall not
appear to you ungracious o. unapprecia-
tive OF your letter and the spirit wticn
prompted it. I wish that 1t were pos
sible TOR us to accedc TO Harvard's re.
quest, but ! do not see how this can
he done without serious harm TO tie
cause for whicl both Harvard and
Yale men are working.
otherwise than accept witndra wa OF
these men after learning that they mad
violated one OF our rules, even though
Il was our belief that the rule pertain
ing to summer baseball has not been
worded. construed o. generally enforced
in such a manner as TO erect the pur-
poses OF its authors. ] assume TIA: the
expressed visa Ct Harvard graduates
and undergraduates that Vale should no,
allow these men 20 withdraw from ati.
let,cs San only be based upon a similar
belief. ana | am confident that Yale
would no glad 4, Iu,u with Harvard and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
cha I'M pion Likes New York.

Ititchic has decided TO make his home
in New York.
This city is the fight centre now he
said. Will. he waited to tee OF at the
Pelham golf course. Here, naturally,
I have best opportunities for money
making at my profession.
And do you know the town IL begin
ming TO grow on me. like II better each
day. For a young fellow with his life
before him there is no place like New
York to broaden ones scope OF vision.
The hes, instructive. educational and
amusement institutions OF the world are
here. I think the climate even more
wonderful than that ~ California. for
while pleasant II is more varied. These
autumnal tintings are something raw 20
ne. out home 1t Is green green all the
t!mc. | think I like nature the better in
her gay feathers.
"Df course Ritchic continued. my
business interests are centred in and
about California just now You see when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
EQUALS 60 YARD RECORD.
Stephenson Makes u 2-5 seconds IN
salem Crescent Specials.

Franz, l.. Stephenson Of tho Trinity
Club. former junior national champion,
eaualled the worlds records 2-5 Sec
onds-ln winning the sixty yard dash,
special. which was the feature of the ati-
lctlc meet held by the United Civic League
under the auspices of tho Salem Greg
cent A. e. at the Sovcnty-figst Regiment
A'mory last might. Charles Clarke,
unattached. formerly of the Xavier A,
A., was second and Dave Poiltzer. un-
attached, the junior national running
broad jumper, third.
Thera were three Other contestants--
Jov Morse Of the Salem Crescent A. C..
eco yaid national champion: Pat j.
White. another Salem Crescent athlete.
former high school champion. and j.
Cunningham of the paulist 4. G.
Stophenson gained n yard almost at the
start, Morse, the favoritc, slipped as
i've arose from the mark and was several
yards behind before he began running.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
TO SETTLE CATHOLIC
PREP SCHOOL TITLE
FOrdham and Brooklyn Props
VIII Collide To-day at
Washington Park.


.rcrlham Prep vs.. Brooklyn Prep a:
nay Ridge W. Flushing a, Risscr.
st JOINS Prep We. Dickinson a, i.r~,
st. pauIs School VS.. irving school a.
Tarrytown.
Commercial We. Evander chiids at COM
%, wit clinton rs. Morris at cro'ona
Townsend Harris vs., Curtis a, Jasper
oval.
Erasmus Hal vs. Manual Training a
Commerce W. Boys High a. Van Cor
cRoss-CouNTny.
Cornell intcrscholastlc race al Ithaca
Boys High vs.. DE witt Clinton at 'liu
Far Rockaway. Jamaica. Richmond ~
Mount Vernon. Evander thilds. Barring.
81. Benedict and Morris az Crotona Park
GOLF.
Greater New York lnterscholust'c iaa.
Erasmus Han -. Hichmond M Nor.
vs. Stuyvesant: Townsend Harri, W. iou.
kers: DE Will Clinton W.. Commerce ~ Va
Cor,landt PARK in team matches.
Only four scholastic football game.
are scheduled to-day. The other usua
week end James are being held over IT,.
I'll election day. Tho schoolhoy athlete
will n plenty to occupy his time. how.
ever. there being on hand the first b.
croSs-country run of the season. sJccei
an1 golf.
OF the football games. interes; cor.
tres chiefly in the Fordhtm Prem.
Brooklyn Prep game at Washington
Park, brooklyn. on the result of when
hinges the Create New York catholic
prep schools championship. Fordhan g..
with n heavier team. Is tn f~avnrit,
Then. too, II has had tho oppur'uni,y
of scrimmaging against the Fordham
varsity and HAS strengthened its wca,
points. Despite this the Grown Heights
lads are zone the less confident of WIN
depending on their light h.,
spcedI backiield Of Capt. NJ Ejze.
Arthur Kelly, Paul Cariin and Franz
Sharpe TO save the day. The Maroon
team has some unusually good PLAYERS
in Capt. Frisch. Joe Williams, O'Grddy
and Callam.
The scheduled contest between st
Francis Prep and Flushing has been
called off by mutual consent. Flushing
has filled in t-e date, arranging a game
with bay Ridge. In the two other
clashes 81. Johns Prep battles picki7-
son and St. Paul's school oc Garden C.tv
will travel to Tarrytown to play tAs
Irving School eleven.
h largest croSs-country run cid
this season will be decided over { 4.
Crotona Park course. the start helm.
scheduled for II 4. NJ. Eight teams
will he represented in tho chase. They
are Morris. Evandcr Childs. Jams'ct,
Richmond Hill. Far Eockawav. Mour'
Vernon, Barringer and 81. Benedlc,s
There also will te Il dual rnn between
Boys High and Clinton. While tho an
nual Cornell intersc- ola site hill and da'e
chase is scheduled to take place Il,
Ithaca.
individual and team golf MATCHES y :
hc decided OF the Van tortlanut Far,
links. II is expected tina tho inu,ydVt
tournament. which was CONTINUED from
last saturday. will lN complete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
Kentucky Kate Wins Derby.

HAMILTON. Ohio. Oct. 29.-Thc pointer,
Kentucky Kate, won the Derby Of the
Central states Field Trial Clubs trials
which began here yesterday with four
teen starters This dog. owned by the
old Kcntuck. kcnnels Of Lagrange. Ky,
il the same pointer which won tn" Derby
OF the southern Ohio trials ~ Dillsboro.
Ind. earle" this week. Second place
went 20 the pointer Sutfcld Odessa.
ow ned 10y j. VI. Wakefield of Little Rock.
Ark. and third 10 the setter l.lcwcllyn
DOT. owned by T.. $. F!shback Of Phila-
lelplyia, pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
BRICKIEY TO PLAY-TRINITY,
Answer tn y. '. I. Protest says
Tie Complies With RuIcs.

Hartford. toun oct. 29,-Tho adj
visory athletic council OF Trinity College
Tonight sent the following reply to New
York University in answer 10 its prOtes,
against III" playing Of George Brickley.
a former member OF Connie Mack's Attn
lttics
He is simply II youth who mas ON
rlied with the printed and published
Conditions as to intellectual and moral
fitness for the work OF a student. So
long as he so complies and IL under no
disciplinary disqualification he will play (:
on one condition, however. that he snail
desire TO play. for he Is under no obllga-
non to play, financially or otherwise"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
HARVARD AND YALE
HAVE NO EASY JOBS
Penn state and Colgate Bid
Fair to Make Both Work
Hard To-day.
LIGHT DAY FOR TIGERS
To.ds,.s Fos4ball Schedule

O-ooy
Harvard W. Penn state. at Cambridge.
Yale vs. Colgate. at New Haven.
Princeton w. williams, at Princeton.
Penn VS.. Lafayette. at Philadclphia
Army vs.. villanova, AZ West Point
Navy vs.. North Carolina Assies. at An
ma polis. -
dartmouth W.. Amherst. at Amherst.
Brown w. Vermont. al. providence.
Cornell vs.. Virginia Poly. az Ithaca.
lehigh vs. GettysburE. at south be'h-
iehcm. ~
Wesleyan vs.. Worcester j. j., AZ MIC
dietown. .
washington. and Jefferson vs. Muskin-
gum, at Washington. Pa.
Bates vs.. Bowdoin. at Lewiston.
BIcknell vs.. Muhlenberg. at Lewiseurg'
franklin and Marshall ". Susduehaniia
at Lancaster. n,
tirors. a..
ford.
nectady,'
Maine "a. Colby. a. orono.
Urslnus ~. Lebanon Valley. at 'oiese-
West virginia VI. Bethany. at Morgan
town.
virginia -. ". NJ T.. at Charlotte'iile
chicago ~. Wisconsin, at thicago'
Illinois. Va. Minnesota, at trhan..
pittsburg W. Allegheny, a. Pittsouts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

Watson NJ. W%ashbuln. Intercollegiate
tennis champion when at Harvard, was
declared the winner yesterday of the
Beck prize of $3.50 OF en- for competition
unroiS students OF the Columbia Law
school. Washburn turned in the best
paper III the real property examination.
Tho payment covers a period Of two
years. s165 being paid now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
COLUMBIA YEARLINGS FLEET.
Freshmen Defeat he Wit Clinton
Over Riverside Drive Course.

C~plumb,a's freshman cross-country
team made its first start In two years
yesterday and defeated Dc Witt Clinton
High School over the Riverside Dive
and South Field course by a score of &c
to %. n. G. larson covered the three
and seven-tenths miles IN the fast time
OF - minute : seconds. Larson had 10
hSnt hard all the way TO nose out h,
Scgretto OF Clinton,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

BALTIMORE. Oci. 29.-Th- first suit
growing out Of the ~dismantling of tn"
Baltimore Feds last summcr was entered
to-day in the superior Court when Harry
!. Swaciua brought nction against the
Federal League Baseball Club OF Balti-
NOR, asking $1,000 damages FOR breach
of contract. Swacina alleges his con-
tract called for = salary Of $4,000. H..
60: bis unconditional release OF Septen-
her | last and in his bill h" itrmizes the
balance OF salary due him on his con
tract as amounting TO ~si.0S3.33.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

MILWAUKEE. oct, 29,--Another news-
paper decision difference leaves the out
come OF to-night's flght between Matt
Wells. the British lightweight title as
plrant, and Charlie White OF Chicago in
doubt Some critics call II Wells's fight
by n shade, but the Chicago critics at
the rlngside declared it "A good draw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

Two hundred jack tars me officers OF
the ~hattl-sh!pS now anchored in the
Brooklyn navy yard attended the third
annual athletic banquet and reception
accorded the victorious athletes OF the
swimming. basketball and track and
field intership championship of the first
division Of tho Atlantic fleet. which was
lre!d at the Sands street Navy Y. NJ. {. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
Yslc's soccer Team Here To-day.

Yale University viii lsend it's soccer
team TO play against the eleven OF the
Crescent Athletic Club on the grounds
Of the latter this afternoon. There will
he also two game in the Field Club
league and two In the saturday ANA
ttur League. The league schedule fol-
lows:
TIcld CUB staten Island va;
County w. Enslcwood a. West New
Brighton.
Saturday Amateur Leasue--Columbla
Oval W.. Overseas at I.enoN oval; Central
Y NJ. q. A va. Brooklyn strollcrs at
pTOspeCs Park.
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Tn" annual fall games Of the Cork
Nous Society of New York viii be held
~ Celtic Park Tomorrow afternoon.
AlnOng the ~ letic features will be The
championship Gaelic football match be-
tween Cork and Kildare a i've mile
run on tho track witt Kolchmainen.
Honoltdn. IuHa. FLYNN and "A score more.
and "A three mile bicycle race in which
twenty-five y g. A. cracks will, answer
the starters ctli, Tho a~u'letic events
WIN ~ started al $50 T. N. and the
football match one hour later.
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Last Nights BoxinR Bouts.

Tommy Maioncy won from trank Not
ter on n foul in the eighth round at the
Vanderbilt A, G..
Teddy Jacobs easily defeated Johnny
Hayes at the Lonyacre A. e,
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NJ a special meeting Of the State Ath-
l"tic commission yesterday Kid McIart-
land was appointed referee for the Jack
Dillon-Charle Weinert boxing match at
Madison Square Garden next Monday
night. The commissioners have notified
W iHinm Montei,h. manage Of johnny
Dundee. to appear before them next
Monday to explain why the main bout
OF the Garden a. e. show last Tuesday
night was delayed half an hour. A COM
mission rule insists that the principal
match must start at 10 o'clock or earlier.
The Show Corporation. or Garden A.
C.. was notified to send a representative
to the next meeting IA explain why press
courtcsles have been denied certain
newspaper men entitled to them.
Secretary John r, Foster of the New
York Giants, who is handling the public
sale OF tickets for the Army-Navy foot
ball game to be played at the Polo
Grounds this year. has received more
than double the number OF applications
he can accommodate.
Temporary bleachers are being erected
now that will give the Polo Grounds q
seating capacity Of $4,000. However.
the service chools have such a heavy
quantity is available for public use.
Foster has censored the applications
with microscopic care. Still he is faced
with the possible necessity OF enforcing
a one tickle; limit.