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New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Stein Winner
At the Targets
With an 1872
Forty Cunners Take Part in
Election Day Shoot of
New York Athletic Club

Conrad Stein was the winner OF the
Election Day shoot Of the New York
Athletic Club yesterday. lie took the
high scratch prize with D card Of 1S2
out Of possible 200 targets. Taking
INTO consideration that n high wind
was blowing throughout the shoot, the
score WAS excellent.
The winners individual strings were
-. 20, %, %, %. 90, % and 90. He
was ten down on his first 600" In his
second "trip around thc traps, he broke
~ OF the tiny blue rocas.
Forty gunncrs took part n tho shoot
IN addition 70 the high scratch prize,
there were four other scratch trophies
md five for the bast handicap grnnevs.
The second high scratch prize was
taken by ". l.. king, who haA card
OF $50. f'e was the nigh handicap gun
ner Of the day. with u total Of 1876
tarGets. As he could not win both
cups, the high handicap prize went to
j. |. Rrandenberg, with a card OF 1875
targets.
Tracy II. Lewis finished third among
ne scratch ggnners. and then came
". 3. Ogden and o.. c. r. Martin.
h" second handicap Prize was Won hy
r. ]. Ham. Then came .. I. Grinncli
y. J. Bradley and G. ". DcrlicA..
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Fish Yarn? Here : One
No Waiter How Cood The, Are.
ii.cre !, .Aiw aS~ c.ie Better

Tia. = the wos.t Of .hoSe f,Ss
: ories body always comes aione
with Z. bette on..
Recently The London Evenine
NeNs" told the y 4 D's story of the
frozen sish thnr came - lfe IN the
cooking pot. .hen d corres sDonaent
naval ofiicer. y should ~ sand
easily put inat to shame.
An interesting experiment va
tried some li,tie time a-e.' ta write.
with an ordinary herring
rho .i'h eas pu, iato e isrse Jowi
o. a. water and every da smai
quan.it5 % 1ra W4t.r va. removed
and az couel auanfitg of fresh va
substituted. unti eventually the ffsn
nd and h,'ved ~ Du~elt fresh vates.
ne orn"r WAS 80 plea-e,i r>'tf
I he secee-s Of his eNp srimen- tnat b..
then tred renewing q YER small quar-
tlt5 OF "ater dailt antil toe howl wa
"mpty. ami found that the herring dia
eNcellcn1ir- entirely without water.
and a- re nHs 80 iNelN IN the empt,
oV2i ne had - p-t him IN Il CAGE.
"Rer Ire rad f49niy. ionpi9- Zen.
neCea 70 perch .-t like p bird. unfi
oae d. ii,iea aol-o startled
'm vat.r ,roii-',
~
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Injuries Force Dohic to
Change Navy Back field

ANNAPOLIS. Nov 4. Dobie put tae
nidshipmcn through q varied practice
this afternoon, including Kicking and
passing, formations against The sun.
stitutions. aad . scrimmugc of nsode,-
n.e length against Squad b The bacl-
field consisted o. Hoehlor, Beaoist.
Cruise aad Wattere. Dcnoist taking
ihe p!ace Of Clart. wno ysas hurt on
Saturday, Clank was out und did light
work ard may START against Geolgs-
town on Saturday.
Captain Even was abb to ran
through signals this afternoon. anG
MY also start on Saturday. Rodes
who ras been oot With INJURIES. re
turned to-day, but Rawlings. enc Of
tn" best backiiold substitutes, may nos
play again this season. There Is gen
eral satisfaction over the improve
mcnt of the backield bat It is handi-
capped by repeated injuries when
have broken Up evccy combination
Dpbic has arranged this season.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Dundee Scores
Knockout Over
Tommy Tuoihe>
Referee Lewis Stop, Bout in
Fifth Round: Benjamin
Easily Outpoint- yelling

iohras Dundee scered = technical
Knockout over Tommy Tuohey, of Pa
er or. \. J.. in a vnirlwind bout before
q large Grove at the Newark sports
men's Cub las. night. The bout. pnica
~as the -a.l OF the evening. IVES
stopped in tho nfth round by Referee
Lewis. after Dundee had Tnohcy oI. tnc
vcrge OF complete knockout.
The tUo bad ba.-.ea hard ard fa-
riously for four rounds. with Dundee
n the lead. but with Tuohcy eame'v
st;ckine 70 his Guns >hort'v after =
df'h roand beg-n Dundee en- a solid
riga smash % Tuofev'S aeart whicf
doubled up inc Iersey iai. The italian
followed th-s WIN . 'et- mat hoored
Tlohey arose after - count of 40.
but vas knocked down aeain bs rich'
md ieft wings l. We then chst the
referee stopped the bon ~:.vsrdlng TIC
decision 20 Dundee
Joe Benjamin. Nho was iudGced ~
como Fas. from Sar fraucisco .b- ben
~ Leonard and who IS now one -
Leonard sparrlug partners. gave lo-
ell -. o. Chicago. = dec SiNe tr'r
i-lltS a.i t.it-t G. III --fpAi-u Nts-
Benjamin. Who showed himself - b.
f.ne two handed ignter with much O
the Leonard style, had th" bcrter o.
orery round.
In the tA:ya he rad We.lng gvoegg
and acain in me ffrr he had the
caeoan in Ii bad va. SO that NeliGA
was forced to hang OF 20 save hin7s.
further nuaishnaen-- krriarel. glye-
promise OF becomine 3 s-ar : ne con
finues TO Improve ~ hiS Drcseut rate.
Re- ia0sin weighed N4uu.S ani
Nellnq ~
4 bout 81 which .rere NaS cor
siderable ntcrcS the aelueea SCI
der Bartfsld and Algle Na,ncr. who-e
Ne gnts Nerc announced ~ il9 ana
l5f respectively, va suddenly tcrmi-
nated ia The sixth round. hen Bar
fled fell and on Sled his rSht iec
under NM. This fiji wf,nChed ms
ankle so badly thai he Wa force3 20 re
tire. Up - that time Rstuer had out
pointed him. although = can be saio
that BartfielG. Who IS fighter Of the
sla.,sish slo'g-sas - type. was ne
himself
Benng Nale4r shaded JOHNNY pvar
me III another eight-roVnd bout Na'.
gar weighed - pounds ana nrammir
.25. Ine }erses- cry .Aa made taa
II rake o. tly.a.. - boN nish h more
9sl ll onpone3- and Nigh. nave made
!. better showing Aai ie sues -
atraiea, fghrns
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
:" esleyan Depending
On Toe Of MIR. ssoofe

llDpLETOWN. Conn. No. -
Coach Li~ton is getting the Wesleyan
eleven. whose goal line has ros oesu
crossed this season, INTO shane Tor the
annual coriest }7ith AmAcrst saturday
Special attention is being paid 10 1ho
offensive work. Coach Listoo handlnc
'he hre men and Nr Fauver pi.ins
some special oversight to taa bacaield
candidates.
Il seems certain thst Wesleyan Is
preparing to Try The same tactics sll"
carrying tho ball 10 within r:Alne dis
tance o her opponents goa as1 +hea
allowing Hoote 70 Sry for fell goais.
eApiaia 'iarlnaf, ]. reet. 5ci..
Travis ard y cob aro hei. es,a IL
cary the ball
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
cornell Ceiling Read,
Far Penn STATE t,:s,s,r

ITHACA. y. Y, Nov 4 The Cornell
coaches are beuding every oFor+ now
70 Get the blg Red team into shapo for
The Pennsylvania State game - week
from nest Saturday since the act that
state vIctors over tho nivs rsity Of
PenusylYania last Saturday has a..
conraeed tho undergraduates to ae.
llcNa 'hat the result o. tine Cornell.
rcnn saui4 ia New York may be
more favorable 70 Correl taan has
ses slcd po4siu.c In como tioe i t.
eoN believed that - = traditional rieals
haVe sveu gree iY ose'.rat ca.
Iae quad drilled to-day IN n boa
wlrd snd vain storm under the tu.claro
al FbpcN iasret5 Of the ISL md -
team, mo Is back .a oolp in tho coach
lrr barre aeerNed to pat new He
INTO the mea III, arrival VII shortly
be followed by tha. of Jmmie Muns
Of the same team, who was so sncccss.
fl IN getting the men ready for tn
Dartmouth game. and later pos IDLY
by Chuck Shalcr ard Jack OTlea1n.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Harvard Football
Men Speeding, Up
4 or 'r7nceion Came

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov l.-An.
other days work on slippery grid
iron was in order Tor ,'1o Harvard
football squad this afternoon. Rob
Fisher has started to speed up his
eleven for the Princeton game, and
with every man available Tor plav
The work this afternoon comprised n
long drill against the substitutes. and
theu short scrinmago against the
scrub
The varsity did al the rushing
against Jim knox's pupils, putting ia
the time ON q few new play ilar,
vard viii rely mainly ON its smooth
ness Of attack and aOiIity 10 play the
style Of football rcsorted to all year
but Will 70 TO Princeton wcll prepared
with few frills TO use in aa cmcr-
gone.
TIE varsity liee-up con..nued as II
Y~s Yesterday Scdgwick WIS used ut
leit tacl.le. and, nbile UuhbaYd also
played thc position whore he has heen
doing 50 we'll for The las- week. Il
n'ay work out that Scdgwicb viii be
chosen TO start. after all Onc reason
'tor sucn q change, il il is made. viii
be that Sedgwicis is voty aggressive a,
the beginning OF game, haS does not
sustain speed.
rA;nney worked al one cud Ter the
sl'bsti tntos to-day and Frothngnam at
t'.a Other. Phinaoy's charces for
playing q the Princeton game arc noYs
GOOD ii Captain Murray e'.ets 10 do
much forward passing. MURRAY ard
pninney have combined beaa.ifuliv
,nis fa.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
I asn,pl,ell iSae Slay
aia Annual Fall
Games al ale

NtW HAVEN. Coun.. Nov. A..
Thomas Campbell. captain Of the Gale
freshman rack team. and claimant of
the wolld's 800-yara indoor record. to
day rau an exhibition 500 yards in /
minute II seconds, furnishing Che fea
turc of the univcrsitr fall moc'. The
worlds outdoor record is minute
10 2-5 seconds
rampboll's indoor tine is / minute
- seconds. lie was paced by v. VI.
smith, 1920, and L. g. Page. is2l2...
= a'opbcll also won The mile run IN j
minutes e seconds. Dwight Hills.
i'22, wa second. and Z. ii. Palmer.
i922a, waa third No ficl3 events ucro
held.
h0 summary.
oo-yara desh--Wau ~ ls1dnsn,
81. secoit3. r l. Notnle tlt.u X,
., 'spiarl F'n'e. 80 - seccnds
'-3 tTd dash v ou ~ s. lreiln,an.
sec"pd. '>o"piE thif.t. Norman Leeds.
Tnua. ~ Seconds
}fo-5'arl cseh W on uy - q. s1a.f',.
81, e"cot 4. T. ). 9cudGnr. '29. tlfr3 -
J Nlsao. tl9 Tiuc. .a3 - s.conas
Ns"-ytrd dasN Won ht il C. smith.
III ae'and, r. -. r,sr. '-- tis.-d. a. Vs.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Life Benefit
70 Youths, Says
PhsSicoi Director

BETHLEHEM, Penn. Nov. =
That the stress placed upon physi-
cal y'gc~ drrinY the war has al
read, proju0oI marked results
among American youths is the cnin-
ion Of Professor y. I. Hoi'cr. d
re"srr M physical cUucatioa -
lchigh 0iNcr,it,. based lron :so
examination 81 $50 mcmbeys ~ The
tres n"r class at Tough. prni.e-
SOY Eci'cv Nas.ar .i!- N,ucrica half
hHyA n ,>s- 0rd 1879. vhcn 70
Mayed Ger Princeton. and j. Md l.
i,nown il ;hc held of ph, cal cir-
cation.
"Nany OF these young fellows
ner" IN service abroad or in VA
camps in this courfrv,' ~rid ,'rofes.
scv Er'f cr il IN ir,,vVie'y to-day.
and .hey piainiy snow (he iene'i'
of exercise and simple Diet Our
now class is distinc;I, ahnVc iAc
average of our ual i.cbi,,l fresh
men, an average that vas former:
crcdi'ahle { ugh. am confident
that this i'm. iu'G.NeU j. one oi the
blessings of the war. \ contribute
ing factor is, Of coarse. the il
creased attention paid to rhYsicnl
education in schools. an attention
accelerated by she war
L., The new system Of examination
al ichich the strcrgti, test fornerlv
employed has heer eliminated.
"Huiging muscles are no longer re-
garded as evieeucc Of good health.
SAID Professor Keitcr. "A certain
amount of muscle is all right. hut
too much, as produced by machine
exercise in gymnasiums. is II detri-
ment. We are encouraging partici-
patton in competitive athletics. par
ticularly ont of door games. where
the elements Of team work and
pleasure arc most prominent. This
sNrt OF exercise produces the best
muscle and the greatest PHYSICAL
h~G!th.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Lafayette HAS Session
Y itIl !ackling Dummy


FASYON, Pa. Nov a. Coaeh Sutiler-
land switched his training plans IN 10
days practice on March Field. Instead
OF the usual Tuesday hard scrinimage
drlli tho lime mon were sent through q
long taclliNg practice. while the back
field WIS perfccting the Interference.
ihis is only tine second time this sea-
SON tAa. ite factling dummy has been
used.
Graduate Manager Of Athletic
George A. SIman today announced
hat Lafayette woUid compete in tie
|. I. < A. ). \. cross -ronutlV cham
pionship run in Neu lorh Sntvrdnv.
November y. I.afavatte ha@ Won the
ali1dle States champion snip tcg tle last
,nvoe yea. The follose1S men have
been ontrreG: Bob lrawforl, MCCALL,
Giiheet, KeM.pcr. He.s'er. aseNa 4nA
NIlrgcA.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Secret Drills al Amherst
For X e-lryan Contest

>NNtRSy, Mss, NOV. :. 0iin ao
regular injured in Saturda.' $ game
with " + tbe Aphor football
tcam has bcgun i's practice Ter .he
Wesleyan game this Saturday, with
only Brisk star cid, missing from tAe
lsac-up. br'ss. whose knee was injured
- TIN Columhiu game, VIII probably DC
able To take the acld against We-lcyan,
ho'gevor ord against Williams -, WeeA
after.
Coach Gettell IS holding has &C.,
cret prsetice preparation Tor tao-'
'Np most important games ot fhe
sche3a' An.norsr demonstrated hcr
ability to score by the FORTY two points
sho piled '3n against Worcester. i RI an
ia.irotions poino - Il close aud hara-
.onsnt coaiest 1tth Wesleyan.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05

Dempsey Signs
TO Fight Beckett
M NelU Orleans

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. lack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion. signed an agreement here
to-day TO fight Joe Beckett. the
English heavy weight champion, In
New Orleans next March II, accord
ing to announcement to- might by
Dominick Tortorich. New Orleans
hight promoter.
The bout is conditional on Beck
ctt winning his forthcoming night
with Georges Carpenter, the French
champion.
The bout will he for twenty
rounds and Dempsey. Tortorich an
rounced, viii receive $125,oO0 "a
his share. Tortorich said that
should Carpenter beat Beckett, he
would attempt to sign the french
champion to meet Dempsey.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05

Commercial High Schools football
eleven added t. the many upso.s in
'nterscholastic contests or the present
season when it defeated The BOYS High
School team at Commercial Field.
brooklyn. Yesterday by score of :
TO 6.
Boys High scored lis touchdown IN
the 1lnai minutes of play. and the hope
of SAVING the teams scalp remained
with tonroN, the left cul. who is re-
gardHd Is one of the best dYop-hickers
IN the local scNoolboy ranks. however.
on tins occasion, Conroy cid NOT 1--we
up TO ms reputation. for iac easy goal
va missed anid groans from the
ttousanas Of Boys high rooters.
No contest was bitterly fought from
end 70 end. the Commercial combina-
Non displaying a stronger tfcnSo than
anticipated. Rows High was outDlavod
Tor the greater part of the contest. and
only = l1-Nord penalty for holdings
gave BE. i'lgh it's chance TO tally It's
onlN touchdown Both lines held 10
we'll under strong attacks There was
frequent use Of the fo ward pass. Com
morcidl enjoying u" bcttor success
with the play. egor Wciner and
nlcEman bore the brunt of the Eol $
''lgh advances. whilo Uasscl md
Grieves appeared TO be in every play
tor Commercial.
During The first tHo quarters Corn
mercia gained more ground than it's
rival By almost constant use Of the
forward pass. although in some eases
II appeared as ii The play was over
worked. -Four times the BOYS High
lads had their backs close to It's coal
lines, but they rose to The cmcryoncy
and took the ball on downs.
Commercials score came cay : IN she
tolEd QuurtaN. Ihe Albany Avenue
BOYS began raminiN,; the opnosing inc
at tins 5lmc End by completing - foY-
Wafd pas succeeded IT. ;GNaucirn the
bail 10 tho Boys uqh ia-yAsl i5no.
Here Wei, tho Ncys' High 'cntef, in-
tarccpted q Nommercial forward pAss
aud had reached iD}dhcld when he vas
pulled to earth. BOYS Hien 10y vas
shortlivcd. Tor the bnll was recal ed. Is
the referee declared The mass Illegal.
With hopes renewed Commercial nut
more Ninl INTO is play, WIN GrloNe~.
the fullbasA, hittlle the Boy Nigh
Nhe On t2o MT piaN tor "a tnfee-yara
Through 1i@nt tacNlc 10 cam tne reces-
say ,we 1e yards for toeclidcan.
crle1e. thoa aaded lie Z "a with &
pretty Kick.
Boy High fougot but 9ae harder
and smashed the Commercial lne for
several iirst downs By rushing The
strong attack mad taken he Cont
mereial lads BY surprise. bu' they soon
stendlol and regaiued the ball itn
oNlr fNe minutes to play, Boy NiGn
called upon I'll sorts 81 tricks 10 avert
detoat. The Commercial eio.en AS
forced back toward it, goa Nno, 6at
when ON the 1-yard mark Bogs' liieh
failed - advance aa iNch ~ j - tic
bail.
cr;evc. puuted out rrorr Je1in1 ~,
catching and returning ,he bali - tAe
Commercial i,-rard lno C5rl'aer,5al
aas then Noralized ffteen Yards. nlac-
ing the IL. t~o yards from us s-osl
lno. On the very first Play D.ckman
Was pushed osoe foi . touchaovr s
told before. Gonroy failee vt coal.
ms lIrn-lrf,.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Paterson Scccer l'ea,n
s>efsats New York Glslb

Runncrs-up in bo.h of The big cup
competitions OF last vea1, ."e Pater-
son football ;iup vas the attraction
in the soccer match al Lenox Oval,
opposed By The team or the New York
football Club, Yesterday. Tho Jersey
men Won out by goA.s 20 after a
rauling exhibition oi fast play on
both sides
With ten mir'.ses 20 g. the Jersey
men engineered breakaway, :snd
Brown. follo~i.g I'D we'll on the lett
ing, not the rina.las Joint for Pater-
son.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
resccuas Break Even
u III, Staten l,lunel Team

'lett'o- 5u . chamworshin mutch OF
Field Club ~occer> caeue On the
rounds or the Crescent Athletic Club
NaS + Ire, tho clcvcns Of IA. Cr.s-
e- < T.. aud Station islard Football
G.h aattloA ior an hour ard taca'H
aofe- to q tie yestefcav. tacn idc
e..ea ,;e soa
can minutes after the start Mes
s. inside loft on the heme team,
4os r nsss from Waters On the right
- drove tho nall into Staten l,iand's
esf. The visitors werc QUICK 10 re
pond and eyenod uo the score five
minutes later when Rae cleared par
a.'y Wul Men4es pot possess ior,
shooting 'hc goal that deprived thc
Sroob'Haites Of victory.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
PiunIico Entries

f.rs' race nwe-sear- -olds. ,rlaiasas ond
N.aaer+ ~ ono race ~ ara a na.5 fa.-
v3 ods @''Gi lla ila H. 'Ts9s 5[s. E'.'r 81 II
,.,a '9so ,. Hpliapi ~! Ut, The Fae4Sn. la
ae man, III; Mound Rohir. ~. isse
l'"''S 1885 Sweet Music, lo9 :.
" a'.. e'aiIning SIX frr,oussl-a -alotner-
~, \ '''y. '.,,, i'9t Hlnaoostan. l9sf R'sa
~ lass,... 4gte lehn ~. Geles lead.
Naroii IN N'tehsil Msy. . 1dS. ass s, ls.
Ca.r L, Mah@i, 49, AlYord, ligt
-. mir -ace C.he Junior stoep.ocn SC,
la5 paiioeecr i2i Eson,roar ,rs ~, ~
~ hold, l2i. Svda,!s. t3l, Houdinl lsY
90 Wa Paint i52. Westminster. lse
Fourth race Crhe 1in'lico Autumn Hand.
ie"p. hir > ear- eida, r.ile and q quarter.
- Sir H"rt@n' lS2. sa) amy Ns.iy, iae.
60 L9gd brlghton ~; Bridcsnlan' ii.
~. s.9 4 l. Ross entry. CD 5. c.
r-.s 'l'as T. II. Tote N,rq.o purse
20 .>issli, liJ. trWhel ils .InrtNa ~. r..
,,t l.i Ny Boots 100; T.s.ine Weiai.-
..',ti. -. richl..;lt, 1li s.: oour l,s.
Raleo. siren Me'd. 80: pornte}lo.
10. ''aisan nore. 70; servltor, tie,
@Ix;h 'eca Nhree- sotf-olds aud upward
= .iH. iniIe and a fu.l0ns Suutyla,no
}3i. Luctus 100 "prunes 100; nan1y
ipuIe. los. Mint Ca,. ll5: "Dotty Van.
diver "a. 'Bantry 100; Joan OF Arc.
o5: *tolnco. 81
Seveath race eTho Wycomo Mandlcap:
scHln4. ;hree-yehr-olds and upward. n.iie
4.ial g. six'eenth)--N oodtrap lle: sErog
town. 10. Mint cat. l0l: 9Th De.ert
st. CONDUIT IV5 Fort BtsS. 1g3: Tom
Afrrarg,rf rs 'TctieN. %. pouglas :.
lf. Nssha4ir. ld5, eTnist., iou A0s.
ttotlNs cfouts irnen GooC.
uaos apprentice sllovas4cs
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
! cnuard iu trv for T.. y.

Benny Ieor@r4. the worlds lisnt-
we.eIf e1aia9ioa viii re>.rie tcaaiug
o-day far hi~ bout with So'Aie~ Bart
ed 4 to Arena in lersey Citv no>t
Monday night. Fhe title holder re
Gently gained . decision over INC Sol
dier bat this time BenuN ,pos -
score knockout Al Roberts Wi! meet
Dan Q'D'wd III one Of the other eight
ougd bouts.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
ssover s}icq After Kou.

Nlt.MAUHKE. Nog. i. \ rup.ure o.
or 81 the arteries feeding the brain
cruising cerebral homorrnaTe. result
ed IN se death of Tommy Perrp. chi-
c"go lient~cight boxer, Monday night,
arcett.lng - Coroner =. y. fraukiin.
follosin. n post mor,ea ,zani ea,ion,
pcrly collapsed IN tAc senta and lsst
round of his bout last 1ridat ught
with sammy Mariao. OF View ok, tol-
ioH''g p iigft bioq - he Jaw
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
sNe}si"c Runner " i.~
Race Of i'eu.,an, \. G..

Joe @aocom&n. notlle Gunner Of tho
ST. fr'ucis Catholic Union. captured
tao oT,n scratca race held by tin
Fennant Athletic Cub over its four
mile course in The B,onx yesterday.
IL Won by moro than 10o yards. z.ith
Joseph Horne, Bronx Church lIousc
second, and Sam Mszzio, 81. francis
| mon. third.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Cor'1iskey IN Con.fab Here
WIN O,uners of Yankees
Dan Johnson and Dunn, of Cleveland Notified Of
Today Session of Board of Directors. t,,t u,l .
y" hep'y; " "hi'c so~ President Wants Action
By W. !. Macbeth

es a. eohey president of the Chicago White Sox orrivc,
'o" 'he "lndy City yesterday special cetno Of tlo
0'u o. directors OF the American League which has b,o c,, &
~ o 'hhore TINS morning Mr.
AFTERNOON and last night with Rupnr and Huston ~
'e ak'e ary H. Ira1ee president Of Boston club who wa
at the Hub was expected o lo 1,ackl latc NIGHT , ~ w
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Commercial Bows
" ! ~ Triangular
ssil! and Dale Run

Commercial High School emerged
with 2 one -poin. victory over Bush
wich High School Tor the team hon
ors in q triangular country run
aeid over tac Prospect rark course.
Brooklyn, Yesterday. Commcrcia! tal-
led 81 points, Basnwicls 81 and Boys
High ,he oshct starter, Il. Twenty
isa hslriers represented tbe three
schools.
IN addition 20 tnn team honors, Corn
mcrcial caotured thc Grst two places
9hen William Peak and Jack Murphy
finished less tfan fifteen yards apsrs
fov FIRST and second honors rospec-
tively. Walter Craven. Bushwick. was
th'td. VITA Abe Nesen6lum. CONNER
aaal, IN fcN|h nositlon Peak s time
et tae diNicu1t three-mile course was
II minutes - seconds
Peaks victory va, unlocked for the
.atorite being Casey Wiggins. Boy
4 ga, Who nnjsAed second to Marvin
Z lex. Erasmus Hal, il ore OF tho
cnamplonship triangular yurs last Sat
urdaN. y ggins appeared like the ulti-
7aato cracS Until The rocky road 90
ing uD lookout 4iountain was reached.
Hero he turned his sngle.
Although in PAIN, Nigglns continued
l',lHine along ~ the side Penn, Mul-
sn'E and GraVen for about TOO yard
raen he vas forced 20 stop and set.
tie 70 1'alt. Nith Niegins prac-
ucslly opt. Pea. increased the pace.
NNlaaev hung on tor abor. 200 wards
more. Nhon ha hcran 10 gire and
,lr0DDod isrL Eea. 4he- --.cod ,,,
unchanllcngcd to the finish line.
11--.a ~, c.,.,-.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Coast Civil Break, Kccor.i

HONOLULU. Wy. (By Ihs Aeso
ci4tcd Press - Frances EoHeift
Srhroth, of san Francisco. brosc r..
own American record. when 7no voi
the Nomen's 90 lard sWiin in - l-
seconds here yesJerday.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
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