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New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Cuba Wants Jack johnson
TO Get Some Different Air

"Bravo. Bravo, Jack, | admire you
Tor your wonderful taking ability"
And the story is flashed world wide
ana read by all on the front pages
And, one would think that John
son instead of being patted on the
back, would be led to the nearest
tree or telegraph pole, thereon to
SWING from the end of rope with
his feet dangling in the air.
"Johnson's alleged confession is
an insult to the intelligence of the
public, a slap in the face to every
fair minded man. | know if the
story were believed it would injure
Jess Willard and probably discredit
the coming Willard Dempsey bout.
am not bit anxious to help Will
lard nor the promoter of the pro-
posed bout, but I cannot allow
Johnson's lying statement to go un-
challenged and brand him as the
most colossal Ananias of the cen
tury.
After all is said and done, John
son should get one more match.
The bout should be held in some
jail yard, free to all, and should be
billed for the Liars and Souawkers
Championship-Jack Johnson versus
Fred Fulton"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Former Champion Wins
Title Which Miss Blur
stedt Fails to Defend
BY Fred Hawthorne


Mrs. George W. Wightman, of Bos-
ton, former national woman lawn ten
mis- champion on turf courts, won the
women's national indoor championship
in singles yesterday morning by de-
feating Miss Marion Zinderstein, Of
Boston, in the final and championship
round Of the tournament at the 7th
Regiment Armory. Mrs. Wightman
after being pressed dangerously close
to defeat by her slender young rival,
who has been her court pupil for the
last two years.
Half an hour after this match had
been settled victor and vanouishe d
paired up and won the doubles cham
pionship title by defeating Mrs. Albert
Humphries and Miss Bessie G.. Holden.
OF New Rochelle, at 6-1, 6-1, in a
contest that found the Boston pair i'm
measureably superior in all depart
ments of the game to Mrs. Humphres
and her partner
The only consolation for the New
York players lay in the "consolation"
singles, Mrs W. II. Pritchard of the
New York Tennis Club defeating Miss
Holden in the final round, by a score of
7-5, 2-6, Cd.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national out
door champion, and holder of the in
door title until yesterday, stood beside
the court throughout the singles match
yesterday and watched with keen in
tercst while Mrs. Wightman won the
title, and after winner and loser had
shaken hands across the net, Miss
Bjurstedt ran forward and congratu-
r 10 br iyyo l.
ing off the court arm in arm. Cham
plons of feather flock together.
Change of Pace Wins
Mrs. Wightman won the singles
championship because she knows more
a far keener court tactician; she knows
when to check the speed and reckless
dash of youth by crafty change of
pace, and she knows, too, when to come
forward with her own aggressive at
tack at the net. Overhead the former
Californian was perfection itself
smashing short or deep lobs with
iinality that brought to mind that
brilliant exponent of the smash ter
rife, Maurice Mclaughlin
But Mrs. Wightman had need of all
her knowledge of tennis technique
yesterday. While Miss Zinderstein
N"s pAfff iiiS Will Il tUnllutIlLt ana d
superlative speed that amazed the
spectators, particularly in the first
set, Wrs. Wightman was not able to
hold her dazzling young opponent.
Miss Iinderstcn scored beautiful
placement aces with her slashlng
backhand drives and full volleys
across the court. These shots were an
gled so sharply that it was virtually i'm
possible for the former national cham
pion to get her racquet on the ball.
Several times, in tho effort to dis
lodge tho girl from tho net position,
Mrs. Wightman tossed up deep lobs,
but Miss Hinderstejn. running back
wards toward her base line. smashed
with deadlinoss that surprised her
opponent and thrilled the gallery.
Loses In Third Game
Yet In the final analysis. II WIS mn
old wenknoAs Of Miss IIndcrstein's
that spelled certain defent for her.
10 those who did not watch the match
clonoly, II may sound like an oxaggora-
tion when we HHy that she lost the
championship ycBterdny in the third
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
IIavana Results

,slmlns purse. $500; six furlongsl Rockport,
N rlrbsnsl. : "a j. to aud to o. hrst
"a J. ssoond p,rian III tPlil,. to .. even
iM 10 o. third. Time, l4 Is. Gaffney GIT
NE Grader Couaallie Golden Chaice. wild
ilgm'' Shasta sordeIl9' Sleeper Barton also
s~oud rsee lfor three yesr-oids; claiming
~. 200 nys snJ 4, halt iutIo%nss, % MIser is
MI Eddie Mcbride los f1foisej to 10
! 80 = . T. sssoad; Mss l,sq, i.95 lLqastorai
Via Proctor Dana sley i!ustlr Exempted.
ne th Hundred FAIRY rale. Aiikq Dixon and
i1'tnasi $50 ran Scratched. Tle Taher
lita raee ltor four year olds and upward
,a,l.nIas pure 500 hse aud bsf fnrlongai
. i %a elasesva ~. lo2 (FtsnRie). to any,
70 ,ad 10 b. second lfaseuelo.. ilo l,let
IN Matter Maek. Presumption Wiiegt Cakes.
hosais Teas, Riverside. Blanche Donation and
Faln slso ran. Scratched Brown Baby and
Fourth race (for three scar-olds and upward
sllning purse $500; one mile and twenty sardsj
.sra'paen IN s ios Lang. 70 5, to and out.
ind 90 ,. second: Peep Again. III fKopple-
mn 10 % 3 and 70 3. thifd. Time,
lF So John Graham. DRybreak, Ncphyths,
Hiiek Frost. Aigardl and jose de Wales also ran
nflh rae (ar three year olds and upward
calming purse $500 ono nile and twenty yards
"a aAR'fs.s, lIs lTrolse), g :. to & and 4
-, Hiass 'lOfailef. IL llnufDerl, 10 10 /,
q 70 and 3 10 /. second; Tafy. sj (Widal II
. ], 70 and to 2. third. Time. / "A i-5
oppression, L5dia. 3D.: Timkns. Jim Hoey and
~aosmes slso fan. Scratched. Balfron.
Sixth race-For three-year- olds; claiming
pure 1900. one uile)-Cabalo. 1906 (BurkeJ
sp,.,, 70 = s1sn and ! to q first; Minnie H.. 1o3
,,fliu. 70 l. 70 ! and even. second: Terrible
,s.s hns ioy ILunsfordi. TO !. to and 2 To s.
iafa. .lia. TIME. Ia Is Chansonnette. 2d Aunt
sSofs Hapfrog. sundurla Laverne, yeneti an
Doy Lady Langden and Ilnkstrap also ran.
Sssseaed' BUDDY Tucker. Commander and
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Havana Entries

rn race three year Oh msdens' Glanias as
The CLEANER. lol; old hoss lol le, Gide5. ,os ,os
Iiagdatllne, 1903. Duke ruff loi, Ia kross iO4;
seafcidigilt H. loV, toshKine, loe
Aecond race uhree year olds and upward; claim
ing. purse $500 SIX fiironasl -conscrption 81;
queen Troyato. ~; Herman 102 captain March
mont. lO2; Encore. lO2 Presumption: l02 tordon
Russell. 100 Sister susie. lo7 va. Garrison. lo0
'Ciark hi IA.
Third race tl,eamar Handicap thrce year olhs
an1 ,p~afd purse S700. FIVE and half furlongsl -
fWtlIre. 90; The Blue Dllc. 81; Spaskl.r. !Q5
tisaf'efiy lD3, fifodgs. III Hamilton Az III.
impressive. loe; Mlkfoan los. snocco 1ls
Fourih raes fouf year ois aud up"efd; clsin-
Ing; pttBs $500 mile sud three eixtcentiigl -
sFfih Ernest. 81 SKpdi toeh, ~, Austfn loli
IlpDo salIb. lOi, Janes. lO5i iyld. 1906 Soldier,
rihh race fffeeders' purse ibfto year olds ,anyd
,,lbwsfl pgfsa 400, oue .lnilel Denoh.ms, loI
vo0d, iidi bsndlet 49, rimeio, ile.
ss,h rses ai"es ysat eias e9d ppwasd .sl,o- ,n
'ngn gduns Llt,,s iess. y r,snt nnsonh loo lady
!a,a !io, wii sG9" ,,9a ysse,sa lo7 Laet1os ,oe
'ps ifHb ride. 1885, hmlnp l09 SejIemei, ~
Apprentice allowance cianns@ iupnees enu,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
New Orleans Results

First race race tthrce year ods and upward; madens
to !, to aud TO 5. first; Back Wing. 1903
tErlcksonl. to to and even, second Loyal
rete1 ,t,1d l1s C, Ccarrolp. to l. to and to g.
M VISION po.,9s nSsna pS9Gsfu ss DaqGs
Lariat and Bon Sante also ran.
Second race three year-olds and upward; maid
ems; ems; purse, $500; six furlongs)-Plurene, 1903
ster iis (Gentry to @ &C., 'V to- %''i and i'egn out
second: sa Notate. III (simpson), TO l. to .
-, Uranium Duke of Latona, Vintage. Laura Sells
Elhwood. Dolly and James A. Sheridan also ran.
na A'S s5oo sS c" ia
ba b6Grirkson1 70 o to J. to and to l. first; Mum,
to L. second Ninety simplex. us e tGentryY n,o
to l. to and even. third. Time. JIG.
lS 2su1s n"' sr s Se Al Massts Ess
n. Oriental Girl and weona also ran
Fourth race tThe Shrewsbury Consolation: three
Var Mask a nSena TO- to one an9 to
10. first; Buford. 40 (Donohuc), il 70 5. to
to s. to 10 and / 10 g. third Time 10
Frederick the Great Iianoya and Dan Bright
also
qs P',r's $780, * iur@ass, as'la Il Hnqer1"n5.
10, 19g Gcemaeld) sals 70 70 to and TO first
even second: Lady small lol C.. preece). .
to aedes9 e to %na fss 'sF sD. n%g Merry R & Ruth
Strickland, Leou Fay and Prophecy also
Sixth race tthree year ods and upward: clam
ing purse, SoDU, one mic ana twenty yaTdSD-
Ambuscade. iO9 (westenholm). to |. 8 to and
< TO g. first Sister Marjorie l0A tObcrt) 7 To
J. 5 TO and 6 TO ). second. Dundreary. III
tcrump) TO 2. to s and 7 to 10. third.
Boxer. r. G cofe Baby Rasch Thornwood
Colonel McNab. Ilssty. Riches .safranor Med
ding Miss Handful, Monnchen. Hand Blue Bon
Box and saxhaln's Journey also ran
Seventh race three year ods and upward claim
ing purse. $500, one mile and sixteenth)--
Knmer Ill a. Collins) to L. 2 to 1 and
even, f5rst: Bcncfactor. iOo "a Preece). to
/ 8 TO 8 and to 3, second, lndoence. 80 "a.
preece) to !. TO l escn third. Timc.
80 8.
Anajgarnator. Gervish Leah Cochran. Pluviada.
Thufsdsy Nighter and Fairly also ran
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Long g Island
Teams VictOrs
At Ill oclx G Y
Jamaica Swamps CONNER
cial and Flushing Beats
the Boys High Squad

Jamaica and Flushing High School,
VINO are the Long Island contenders
Tor the title, scored victories in the
weekly Long Island Brooklyn Inter
scholastic Hockey League champion
snip double header of games at the
Brooklyn Ice Palace last night Ja-
malca fairly smothered the Commercial
high School by score of 0 poals TO
l. whale Flushing beat Boys High
school by score of to /.
The Thompson brothers, Robert and
william, were responsible for all the
goals credited to Jamaica. Tbev ran
rampant through the Commercial de-.
fence, scoring the majority of THAR
goals through their individual bril-
nancy William alone tailed four
times, while Robert scored five poals
Holstrom, the Commercial left wing.
saved his team from shut-out bv
caglng the puck in the second half.
The Flushing Boys High contest was
unexpectedly close, the hard fight nut
up by the Boys players being unexs
pected Gladding, the Fhushinr rioht
wing, who skated cIleverly and Handled
his stick skilfully. tailed both Goals
while MccSoud, the Boys High star,
counted for his team early in the sec.
ond half.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Golf Gossip

The Sunningdale Country Club. which
will hold its formal opening of the
season Saturday, April 3, is now having
It's course thoroughly renovated. All
the fairways are being top dressed and
put IN the best of condition by a we'll
known grass expert, William Comedian,
who Will take charge for the season
and carry out the construction work
suggested by Walter }. Travis, who is
now full hedged course architect
Edward Erickson, who has been
teaching indoor golf all winter, has
received a call from the North Hemp
stead Country Club to report for duty,
as the club contemplates making many
changes in the course this season, as
it now owns the property, having pur-
chased it last fall and i sanxious to
tit 1T up as a permanent home. Many
improvements are also to be made in
the clubhouse
George McLane, the Great Neck
professional, has returned from the
South and is now making preparations
for the clubs spring opening.
Since the Crescent Athletic Club took
up golf as one Of its sporting attrac-
tions. about 1896 or 1897. when it had
sufficient available ground for a com
Portable 18-hole course and the prop
erty could have been purchased at
reasonable figure, the golden oppor-
tunity was lost. and it has seen many
changes since then. In fact, the game
of golf in those days was regarded as a
fad that would soon die out. and the
serious proposition Of purchasing lot
OF property was not given any consid-
GRAFTON, but for many years has been
the subject of great regret The club
soon realized the demand for building
lots in the Bay Ridge section, as it
lost hole after hole, and was CON
stantly reconstructing the course. until
it finally had to give up The idea Of
eighteen holes and lay out one good
nine hole course. The building en-
croachments have continued and tho
nine hole course has finally almost
dwindlej to a Joke. Now the eighth
hole is gone, as tho strip Of land along
Eighty-sixtb Street from the Colonial
Road to Nnrrows Avenue has Just been
sold. Tho club viii doubtless squeeze
IN hole somewhere else, but the long
expected passing Of the links seeing
ncnr at hnnd
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
FORECLOSURE SALES

IN FORECLOsURE.-~sUP COURT.
NEW YORK COUNTY. THE EQUITA- :
BILE LjFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
THE UNITED STATES, Plaintiff against
THOMAS F. DAGUIRE and MARY l. MA
CURE. Defendants, Alexander & Green.
plaintiffs att0rneys. 100 Broadway, .ian-
heitsn, New York CITY.
Pursuant 10 judgment dated April 18th.
1914. the undsrsiEned wil sell ut public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, H-ts
Vesey street, borough of Manhattan CITY
ef New York. at 1900 O'Clock noon. on the
2lst day of March, 1919. by Joaeph T.. Day.
Cd BY said judgment TO be sold situate ia
he CITY and County of New York, on the
Eortherfy side Of ono Hundred and Thirty
ninth Street, s5s feet ~ inches East OF
Eighth avenue, is feet Inches Wide front
ana rear and ~ fect end II inches In
depth. tho HIde walls be'ng party walls
The mortgage forsclosed wss recorded In
The New York county Registers once on
February nth, 1906, In S.ibcr i76 ~ Mort.
cages. Block beries Section Z. page 2e7
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Squash Players VIII
Begin Tourney To-day

Play for the annual national cham
pionship OF the National Squash Ten
mis- Association WILL begin at She
Squash Club courts this afternoon. The
field of players numbers thirty y-two aud
while this is below the usual total Of
starters II represents strong field
OF players. A new champion is 90 be
crowned. as Fillmore Van 8. Hyde.
Harvard Club. winner last year. is not
to play.
Seven clubs Of tho district have
named candidates for the title. with
the Yale Club having nominated tho
top list OF eleven men. The strongest
players Of the Eli contingent arc
Harold w. Carhert, Glass n. champion.
Livingston Plat and Edwin J. Clam.
John ". Appel. jr. Is the strongest
Harvard Club eutrans. while Harold
TobeY, Princeton Club, aud ". II. Nan
der feci' Squash Club. are other eirser
centendere for che chnmpsenahip RI
viii continue every day until ste ar.t
round match noSt Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Select OOH Street Pool
For Schoolboy Swim

A change to the West Sixticth Street
pool has been necessitated in the staging
of the annual elementary schools swim
ming championships of the Public
Schools Athletic League, which are to
be held on Saturday morning, April ~.
The meet was originally scheduled to
be decided at the City College pool but
this tank had to be abandoned owing to
the college students occupying the tank
on Saturday mornings.
1t has also been voted to close the
entry for the baseball championship
tournament on March 90, while the
championship track and field games
will take place at the Brooklyn Ath-
letic Field on June IA
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
SUMMONS


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sxataAAsnsb KfeHnah h ca Plaintiff
II Ky deSN tsagst J0rnef, Defendant
WI sy9zs nsfe*d Defendant:
,.yu ARB HEREBY sUMNoxEf, IN an.
ssf9s ~ COMPLAINT .in tits setfon, ana 10
ilss ss.f0pr VI rol}r answer On ftis piain.
Ia M,Iefnez within twenty davs sfter
IL sSTfues Of this summons, es1iustys Of
fs]sssI. 81 s@rries. and in caHe a. zonr
a. ~. ~ tassu sKs3nst you by asfa1i, yoy
Ds,sasf demanded IN the n1rnpIstnt 'S'
ssa' JalnafZ 3. ist3
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sssHs Attorneys, Ones a1d ss.ss
A4sGg9sss,Ia +. q ~ Mda,nhstfsn, fity VI Hsw y1yk
M 5ns1 HsKet J6rnsf. ~" ff"'
~ '.Sefgiuk summons is served u..n
II AZ EatiMssisnl pursuant H. an I'D,
III sssskss of The B1pretas" a"ifasnt fnx,t, gns ~, %
st7ys VI y Ma~. Ygfk. dstsa Fsbs',sswy ~ ,ns I
snsx sya a,ya hlsd wish tbe n1fs sDia,a, l., ~
N fs,,.. shs gfsfk ~ Hsw Xssk l;,.u,. =. VIZ
xtA8sttny Iyaft Hsnss, IN the Unfn,,sf y,
fAs' ~ ei'y. County snd essta gS' 81 lev ~
Assax... fl<ux1ELMAtg a. Yuosv
f51Y1tssfF If1f PisjgtiH, Ifyea apd 'pos.
III II. AagrssA, G2 tsfep1way. iso,n,g,
F'ens'sha, issN yefk city,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Rutgers Tank Team
Easily Wins From
C.. G.. N. Y.-4l3 to TO

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., March Ia.
Rutgers had little difficulty in trounc-
ing the c. c. N. Y. mermen here to-
night, the final score being 43 to 10.
Rutgers captured every first place
and all but two second places. Lehr
mann in the 20 and Haas in the dive
being the only City College men. Lu-
kens was the star of the meet, the Scar
let leader capturing two first places.
The summary:
Relay Rutgers .summeril. Gardner. Moore. Pet
50 Yards I.llsens I summerin. II. Benjamin.
c. C. ~ Y. Tine o:27 20
100 yard-Kedmoud II, Wolf. L. Benjamin. @.
G, e. n. Y. Time 0:27 3
220 yard-1mkens r. Iehrmann. G. G n. y;
Mason. Rutgers Time 2.53 %
rmngc-fefurgy. Rutgcrs. so feet inches; Pet
tengil. Rutgers. "a feet; PepDes c. c. n. Y, 30
feet
Dive shengln, Rutgers; Haas c. c. N. 2; Gar
;;corcNRutgcrs. 48: c. C. N Y. 10
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Yale Swimmers
Make Record
In Relay Race
Columbia Water Team Is
Beaten in Dual Meet
at New Haven, Conn.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March ia
villa defeated Columbia tonight at
.wimming, 81 to 16. The Yale relay
...m created a new worlds record
- one minute and forty-one seconds
:, the 20O-yard race, and Rogers, of
rolumbia, succeeded in defeating Bin
nav. of Yale, who holds the intercol-
,.,iate record, in the fiftyyard swim.
ns Forest Van Slyck, of New York
CIV was tonight elected captain of
Nv Nv basketball team and Howell p.
sswver. of Worcester. Mass, manager
,nr sS 1920, and J. Allan Newton, of
chicago. assistant manager.
~ defeating Columbia tonight
yols won the intercollegiate swimming
.;tls for the ninth consecutive year.
TIE summarizes
eMAv,uf team relay won by Yale Winning team
siroy. Archibald. Hincks Binney Time Al.
IR,saking worlds record of 142 Id made by Yale
fev fe,svsrd ur match race between Hal yollmar. New
yak Athletic Club. Tenn Cam; New York Athletic
rSs Tx and Norman Buck. Illinois Athletic: won
- ,,uI puek second dead heat between Vollmar and
S,rn Tine. 0:+3 As
10, 'soysnd swim won by Rogers, Columbia: second.
b'pn,s Plunge for distance-won by Badger. Yale with
II inches LoeO ,Ss Sss ,% Sss9nd IL with VII SO feet
"a ffooysrd syin,--Won by Hucks Yale: Nanny
Yale second; Garrigues. Columbia. third. Time
~ s.scy Sey dIve-won 10y BENJAMIN, Yale. with lo1
pcnss: Klsmis. Columbia: second. with 81 points;
Fsru,o. u Columbia. third. With g points
Hocsias Columbia, second: Archibald. Yale third
Columbia whitewashed Yale at water
milo. 10 to 0. Hyde and Salmon scored
he goals for the victors in the first
half by clever team play. Yale as
sumed the aggressive in the second half.
Int was unable to break down the
Columbia defence.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
The Effects of War

linen war and Carpenter
The closing days of the Germany
short exhibitions in Paris still
or not he Will ever make good his carly
There general
he far from being the gained
weight but the vital spark of 1913 and 1914
ls may have been due to the grinding of
of service fighting
act remains that he longer brilliant
Carpenter is scheduled to take early fight
it be that he will his
the Of the Willard ensemble
battling Frenchman able make bold bid for the
ship would be the imaginable card Carpenter
get he will be by al the
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Columbia l10l
Bohland Seeks Record

Max Bohland, the 'cross-country
champion of last year, began training
Yesterday for the senior metropolitan
title run, which will be held some time
in April. The date for the fixture is
ys. to be chosen by the championship
committee, owing to the many open
races that are scheduled for the next
ten weeks. Bohland's principal object
in the coming event is to establish a
new record for the Van Cortlandt
PARK cnurae
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., March IA.
The preliminary games in the New
Jersey State prep school tournament.
played here this afternoon. resulted in
st. Benedict's, of Newark, and Blair
Academy being chosen to compete in
the finals for the state championship
tomorrow afternoon. St Benedict's
trimmed Pennington Seminary by a
1851 score, and Blair took Peddie's
measure by 1922
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Miss Zinderstein Beaten
After Strenuous Net Battle
Point Score and
Stroke analysis

FIRST SET
POINT SCORE
Miss Mis-, zndsrstein. artsi;..o Q 4 4sS 6
STROKE ANALYSIS
Meta. Outs ri. s.A. DF.
Mrs Wightman.. 2
Miss Zinderstein 8 10 0
SECOND SET
POINT SCORE
Miss Znderstein ..1 6 o 2 2 so
STROKE ANALYSIS
Nets. Outs. PI. s.A. D.F,
Mrs Wightman. o
Miss Zinderstcin. IN II O 8
THIRD SET
POINT SCORE
Pts. Gs.
w 4 s42441 s-ss
Miss Zinderstcin.
2 q 0 $50 q
STROKE ANALYSIS
Mrs Wightman.. IS 7 9 Q 9
Miss Zinderstein. .18 8 o
REHABILITATION
Nets Outs. Pl. s.AD.F.
si1ss Mrs y,dSstn,s;n Wisst%sn; 29 s9 e g 3 !
Mrs Wightman-2 sets, ID games. 96
points; Miss Zinderstein, I set, II games,
35 points.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Navy and Princeton
Will Row Harvard

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 14.-The
Naval Academy and Princeton rowing
managements have accepted the offer
which Will be rowed at Annapolis on
April 10 over course Of mile and
eighths.
1t is believed here that the rae
should be the most important of the col
lege season. Harvard has agreed to send
only its varsity, but will be invited
to send second and freshmen crews
also: Princeton will send varsity and
freshmen and possibly a second eight
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
A Popular Heavyweight

Boxing could popular heavyweight champ in these bizarre
days of reconstruction.
Old John l the good old
of them ALL but
main corral heavyweight popularity
Jetres was about popular big
of crouch, with popular
Jack johnson quick public
state until he landed his in a
Willard with the to nonuar
hero was even less popular than Jees
as much magnetism embamed
few months after obtaining friends left
to cheer him along
friends
and Bob Fizsmmons had
But Jefr Johnson Wilard-abut
"Armsce French word .srr,
stce meaning arm siee just "seout in
word "whf," meaning ITO paddle the
exact meaning Of the word sm which from
stymic, meaning nothing else.
After ALL 1t great bother TO conduct
department II. one after 1t In intelligent manner
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Browns OF for Catnn

ST. LOUIS, March 14-The st. Louis
Americans tonight departed for San
Antonio, Tex, whore Monday they viii
begin four weeks of spring training.
Fourteen mcmbcrs compose the party.
Several will be picked up along the
route. while the remainder will be ut
the camp for The opening workout.