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New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Trinity and " Wesleyan
Sever Athletic Relations

HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. s. Tr.n.ry
College broke off athletic relations
with Wesleyan University to-day The
action was taken by the undergraduate
body Of Trinity at 4 meeting this al
ternoon- The students voted for a
permanent severance Of relations be
tween the two old Connecticut rivals.
Football relations between Wesleyan
and Trinity were resumed this yeal
for the first time since 1915, when q
break occurred as q result Of Trinity's
eligibility rules and the playing OF
George Brlckley, d professional, on the
Trinity eleven
The present suspension Of relations
grew out of disagreements between
the TWO colleges following the football
game al Middletown, October 9, which
" eSleVan WON 20 10 O
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Havana Results

FIRST race opurse. 500: two o-5ear-olds
i've furlongs)-Two Eyes, los lEames): 5
TO i. 90 I and even, Won Craftsman, ! o@
(Crump). 70 !. 70 and 2 to 8. second i;
Bertha Minnix. lo2 1McLaughlin), to ].
Scintillate. Ravarna, Tosca and Blue Flame
also ran
Second race (purse. s7oo; three year ODDS
and upward; claiming; five and one-hai II
fuvlorgs) )-McCleiand, l07 Niarnes) 10
!, 10 and TO g. Won ny J. Hogan,
I07 lMcCOy) to !. to and even.
second Smlte. l0s Cpenalver). to !. to
. and to 5, third. Time. 1913 Is. Veiic.
Red Jack Dawson. Guardsman. James q,
Top Rung and Major FISK also ran.
Third race purse. 500. three year olds
and upward. claiming five and one ha T
furlongs)-Wate-ford OF (Carmody). l > TO
70 I. 3 to and to 6. second s. nator
James ll2 fCrump). TO 5. TO ? and to
J. third. Time, l:i2 is. Sein Fe'ner, Noble
man. Juanlta III JNl and Short Change
also ran
Fourth race (purse 500; three year OF as
and upward claiming, SIX furlongs)-
Blazcaway, ll3 ('ickens). to 2. even and
to .. won Bill Hunley. lo5 (Caraody).
los (Atkinson), to ?. 5 to and TO g.
third Time. 1886. Kewcssa. Fici<le
Fancy. Thornboom and pas de Chance
also ran.
and upward five furlongs)-Dinerent Eyes,
40 (Atklnson) TO ! Z 10 and 3 to ).
won; Oagood. lOT G'tz). even. . 20 and
to {. second: Right Angel 1l5 N'iclcns)
to 3. 10 and to 4. third Time. los.
Fleer, brother Mclean and Meshit also
ran.
Sixth race (purse. $500: -year-olas
and upward claiming one mile and Ntty
YARDS )-Dolp. 100 (Crump). to l. to 5
and TO :. won, Jcllson. 100 (Jarrell) 7
to ?, to and 10 10. second; Scmpter
Stalwart. i02 (Atkinson). b to /, to ,
and to 5. thrd Time f:5l 2-5. Waking
Dreams. Lacross. Hands of and Duke OF
shelby also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Middies to Enter
Swimming Team
In College Meet

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. s.-Nayal
Academy swimmers and water poloists
will have busy season. The following
schedule OF matches for the swimming
team was announced tonight:
January is, John Hopkins; 22d,
Penn; 29th, Princeton; February 5,
University of Pittsburgh: 18th, Coluul-
bia; 18th, Massachusetts Tech
Princeton and Columbia will bring
their water polo teams with them and
several other matches in this sport arc
to be arranged. There is also reason
to believe that thet the Naval Academy
Will be permitted to send its team to
the finals of the Intercollegiate Swim
ming Association, to take place in Co.
lumbia pool, New York City, on
March 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
CaulifIower Alley All Upset
bv News That Lesser Ring
Magnates Have Combine
By w. O. Mcclellan

The high cost Of boxing bouts has
caused the lesser boxing promoters Of
New York City to decide upon combine
70 lock out the boxers until they agree
70 perform for purses considered rea-
sonable by the promoters The news
leaked into Caulifower Alley, at Madi-
son Square Garden, where the Hon
Leo F. Flynn, ~no makes the minor
matches for the Garden, holds forth,
and il caused much Indignation.
A boxers strike. with all the attend
IN. horrors, impends if the minor pro
moters carry out their threat. Several
Of the we'll known pork and beaners de
clared in CaulAower Alley that sooner
than Npht for smaller purses they
would 20 to work. This threat shows
tow determined the preliminary box
ers are, wnen they VIII give vent to Il
threat Of this sort. Under ordinary
circumstances a porx-and- -beaner would
skudder at tne thought
The stand of the promoters was
brought about By the cunning out" oe
boxers recently. The most notable case
Was that Of Lew Tender, who refused
10 perform al Milwaukee unless he VIA
paid $lZ 900 for "a bout with Eddie
Fltzsimmous, VINO recently kissed the
canYas At Madison Square Garden.
Stating the case Of the pork-and-
beaner.. one representative With two
I'm cara said: "Tne promoters dou't
have 70 stop anything with their chins.
"ny should they get all the sugar
~" are holding out for LIVING hand
- md ne are gong 10 hold out. u
ne promoters are going 70 put on =.
lDt of cheap skates ~e viii picket their
lLinta And we viii have peraor5I con
versation MN any strikc breakers thcy
.ry - put os.. Say, that viii be the
lfe u Riley ali rjYht, strike breaking,
r this lock out comes
We're peaceful gpys, leantwaya out
side the clng, and Ne amt afraid NJ
any'hiug, not even III going 70 worx.
worked myself once whcn the law
was OF and / cnn do /, again r the
promotere drives us 10 it. but We nope
they won't be inhumau enough 70 go
tnat far"
In the meantime the performers al
Hacikon Square Garden have no cam
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Trotting Moguls Deny
Drivers Reinstatement

The National Trotting Association
wound up its annual meeting at the
Murrpy VIII Hotel last night The bay
na.e Bellnardine and her owner S. G..
Camp. Of Onconta, n. Y, were sus-
races last summer in Cortlandt, Nor
" ch, Cooperstown and Onconta. n !.
The suspension will be lifted as soon
rs the unlawful winnings, amounting
to S640, have been returned
The application for reinstatement Of
George Richards, of Augusta WIS, was
fenled. He was expelled last year from
the association for starting Little
Prince, which did 2:04 IA, as Peter
Scoopun. The association also refused
to remove the suspension Of c. ". Cole.
Cape Vincent, n. Y. He was expelled
in 1917 for running d horse as Weno
G., which was later identified as
Nettic H., alias Emelinc Dillon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
May Drop Penn. State
10 Give Ceorgians Game

CAMBRlDGE, Mass. Dec. iI-1
ward has offered tentatively footbai
date On October Is TO the Universit.
OF Georgia. Colgate was offered tn.
game. but has only October 29 open
Ii Centre prefers October 22 to on.
week later Colgate Will be added TO th,
Harvard schedule.
In this case the game pending Wit
Penn State Tor October % Will be OF
as Harvard thinks that team which car
play here also October 29 VIII prove to,
strong an opponent week before III,
Princeton game. Penn State has no he
open . in conformity with the Har
ward scnedule.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
y. Y. l.. Five Meets
Alumni Tomorrow

New York Univcrsity's basketball
team is rapidly rounding into mid
season form and viii be in good con
diton for its meeting tomorrow with
the alumni quintet To-morrow's CON
test will be the first Of tho season for
the Heights Ave The game Will be a
real test for the varsity, as tho alumni
intend to present formidable lne-up
Howard Cam and Paul Moorev, Of last
seasons AllAmcrican quintet, will be
at forward and center respectively,
while other stars, such rs Storey.
White, Cummings, Phillips and Marin
viii be or hand to take care Of the
other POSITIONS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Coach Picks Ills Ovn
'iau to Lead 1929
Teaist OF, Gridirof,

~ AR ETA. Ohio. Dec. s--Joan
Robinson, fuIlbsch of Marietta
College. hes heen appointed cso-
tain 30 lead the eleven in lge,.
Coach Greasy Ncaie viii make that
position appointive as long as he is
head coach of Marietta College. he.
announced.
II is the first tine in the history
of the COLLEGE that football cap
tain has been selected by coach
Neale says his appointment will d.
away with fraternity polite, ir
football and that he viii have 4
man as captain who knows and un-
dcrstands football 10 run the team
on the field.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Havana Entries

First race (purse. 800 for two-ycar
olds; claiming, five and 4 half furlonrs>-
'Winau. 100, Miss Dixie. loi; SLEEPY
Dear l03; Natural. lo5, "Chena loo
Jacobean. III
Second race (purse. 500; for all ages
claiming; fly" furlones, barley Zen %
Jack Hill. l04 Hunter Platt l07 Ser
Butler. lo7: Grey Kunp. los; .rwont.
Seven, ITO; 'Omeme, llo. James G., 1l2
Third race Gor all ages, claiming. fly,
fur!ongs) -'toombs. 40. 'Ianlce Logan
100i Lady Hester 1O7; De VII. los. lSih
bier los Hlanica, iiI; Miss Brush Il.
our Nephew IL.
Fourth race ,purse. 500. for four-year
olds and upward. claiming five and a hal
lqrlonssl -'Cup; lo2 Goldstone. ios
~Dragoon. lo5. Little Buss 1o7. Ell Cornrl
loI sal Gilscy. lo'; Laughing Eyes ii
Fifth race (nurse. 500: FOR four-yeor
olds and Upward. claiming i've and a hal,
iur!onsa>-'Le Halafre. 107; Avion. fo7
Vision, lo7; Hocnit. 1903. Buiecr. li9. Wal
Loan. ll5; Frascuelo. us.
sixth race (pursc $500 for three-v,ar
olds and upward; claiming. milo and IN,
ynrd.l- Donna Grafton. o.. -biacl Thong
cord,. los RaIreAu llo
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Five Choices Fail
Backers i'm South:
Feature to Anoo,,
BY BRIGGS

Specsol Correspondence Of Th> 1rs0nr-
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Sin only two
Of the seven races on the card at JEFF
fcrson Park to-day were the followers
of first choices able to cash. In the
other events long shots showed the way
home This no doubt was due to the
heavy track
The feature, the St Bernard Hardi-
cap, for all ages, at five and half fur
longs, in which there We're only four
starters, was won by Angon, which
showed a g reversal Of form. as in His
last start he failed to finish in the
money, although the favorite This
afternoon Bullet Proof was made the
choice at evens, and Angou was sec
ond choice at 5 to Q Bullet Proof
fin shed second and Uncle's Lassie
third. The winner is q three -year-old
bay colt from the Gentry Stable
Mormon, which won the second, and
Back Bay, winner OF the third races,
were the on.y public choices to STOW
their noses in front at the finish
the day by riding tho winners OF the
last two races.
The results:
D
claiming. purse s700: six furlong s)--Mon-
clio. ITO tINrisnt). 9 10 ., 10 ! ana to
20 and to s. second Mabel Dos phine,
1O1 (Heinisch). to ]. 10 and ever.
third. rire, l:la -. Puzzle Home
Guard. Echoiand and Bally Chen also ran.
Second race Ghree-year-old and uu-
ward claiming purse $500, six furiongs>
Mormon, Ito Ckodrisuezp. 10 - 3 to .
and ! 70 T. Won safranor 10 (Pauley),
20 to !. TO and + to l. second Big
X e. 4r1H 4
Maiden voter Diniy. t,ariy V sisht. ''.efu John
Il. Roche. Double Van. All Bright, Keziah
and Ivan Mist also ran.
Third race Chree- -year-olds and u,7var1
canning purse s'o0; alN fur'ouss Back
Bay. los (Jarvis), to .. 20 aud 10 4.
even and to :. second. Pulux. 10 (EricA-
som to z TO and to o. third. Time.
l. l: 20; o!a sinner Lucius. sentimental
Cobalt Lass and Betsy also ran.
Fourth race Ghrec-year-oids and up
ward claiming purse sos. one vile and
a six1eenth) )-Tues 103 1Long), 25 TO \,
: .ot9 to ] and TO l. won; sssin. los NRux
H. C. Bssch. los (Collins). to S. to 5
and to s. third: Time. 1853 IS. Bound
ing Through. Rib, Susan NJ, Cochroach
Fifth race (st. Bernard Handicap: all
ages; purse $1,000, five and a half fur
lonssl l-Angon ll2 lMurray). 5 to 2. to
cle's Lassie, 100 CHeupel(, to /. ! - 5
ana out. third. Time. LOS. 81 Quentin
sixth race cthree- -year-olds and upward:
ciallMlnE purse $780, one NIL amt severity
. 20 and to TO- Won Boinbast. lo5
'M9o1,y9 to !, to . and to 8. sec
and I 10 TO- third. Time. I:4g Thirt aerl.
Verify Miss Nell and Plenty also ran
Seventh race Nhrre-ye -year-olds and up
ward; claiming purse S7O0: one mileJ >
Neoraska. los tWalls). 5 to l. 3 10 ana
to o. Won rruncs Jos Conway. 2 t, /,
even amt to 5. second. Lieut. Perkins.
no tCoilins). to /. to . and Z 10 10.
thlfd. Time. Ia 3-5 spartan Bov.
Scare ehlisht Ill, Ben Hampson and Pouli
ney also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Georgia Tech May Play
Penn State Eleven Here

ATLANTA, Dec 8.-Yale will be un-
able to give Georgia Tech place on
her 1921 football schedule, the athletic
authorities OF the Georgia school were
informed to-day by Dr. ". T. Bull, a
member Of the committee arranging
the Yale schedule.
Georgia Tech, it was said to-day, is
negotiating for game TO be played
here next season with Notre Dame and
for a game in New York City with
Penn State or some other strong
Northern eleYen
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Boxers Strike Threatened
If Promoters Cut Purses
Bouts HereubOuts
TONIGHT

View A. c., Jersey City-Willie
Curry vs.. Johnny Yarns.
MORROW NIGHT
Pioneer Sporting Club - Bobby
Michaels vs. Tommy Noble; Nate
Meyers VS.. Irish Kid Williams
Olympic Park, Newark - Eddie
Nugcnt vs.. Bob Gleason
SATURDAY
Pioneer Sporting Club -- Artic
O'Leary vs.. Jimmy Kane; Billy
Stein vs.. Ray Devlin.
Ridgewood Sporting CIub-Dutch
Brandt vs.. Terry Martin.
Commonwealth Sporting Club
Walter Mohr vs.. Paul Doyle.
Woodhaven Sporting Club---W'illic
Kohler vs. Kid Sullivan, and Jackie
Norman W. Jimmy Murray.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

al Wy 'iiN tl'Wa1i, ENc ana EAlf FUR
l9.,nr.ss)Inay Of Peace 40; Larghetto lo7;
, mex bark!"y, los; Valerie West. los :
Dancer los Madam Byng. los, B;.larosa.
Second race Cpurse. 5000; claiming three
year olds and upward, five and half fur
ilonss) Tiger Rose. los; Miss kruter. lo3,
;9' Comanche, III; Little Maudic. loa
Fidaen Ship, li2.
Third race Cpur~,. 800; claiming. two
year r-olds i've and half furlcngs)--Maudie
W son. lo3; Tom Roach, lO6. Loch Leven,
Erb lot; sea Court, III: Kine,ic los :.
Gladys, IS. Charles a. Byrne. ll2.
Fourth race Cpursc. 500; thrce-year-
Odds and upward allowances. six furlonga)
-Phanton Fair. liz; Mahoney, us, You
Ned, ITO, Hadrian. 1oS. Hindoostan. II !:
Cock o. tho Roost. 1lb.
Fifth race ,purse. 500, handicap; all
ges; one nliie and seventy yard) )-Maeter
BIN. los; Tantalus 100. Ncndrie. no
lIser. lls: General Haig l9o.
sixth race (purse. 500; claiming; three
1.oAr-olIa and upward. six furlongs)-Iiid-
don Jewel. 1909, Ace of Aces. III. Cracow
1o5, KaSazza. lo4, summer Sigh. l2o; ;
Lively. ia. Helen Hartman. l04 Tho
Nephew, lo6, Louise Y, ia. Anticipate,
l07.
seventh rxce Cpursc. 500; claiming
threc- ycAr-oIds and upward; ono mile and
= sixleenthl ne,sy, ~ John Day.
tain burns. lo7. \. IL Beal. 10; Marie
i04, Warlil1e. 10i; Captain Hodge.
1Oy.
.Arrrenticn allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Army Invites Johns Hopkins

BALTIlORE, Dec. s.-Thc football
authorities Of the West Point Military
Academy have tclegr phed Johns Hop
kna University for a game next year,
it WAS announced here to-day. Hopkins
ia understood to be favorably disposed
and negotiations are in progress.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Army Five Has Picnic
With Dickinson Team

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec S.-Army
had little trouble beating Dickinson
College at basketball to-day. The score
was 38 to s. The visitors only regis
tered two field goals, both coming in
the second half. Dabezics starred by
excellent floor work and accurate shoot
ing. Ten field goals were credited to
the Army's fast right forward before
the coaches took him out.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Stein to Lead W. and T.

WASHINGTON. Pa, Dec s. = Tho
varsity football players OF Washington
;Tously elected RUSSELL Z sh.ein. %
Nies, Ohio. captain Of the 1871 squad
stein has been q star tackle on the
teaM Tor the last three wears.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
kav 10 Lead MOunfaineers

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Dec. S.
Robert Kay, of Leon, W. Va, guard
for the last three years on the West Vir-
ginia University football team, was
elected captain for the 1921 season by
the varsity players here tonight. Kay
won the berth over Joe Harrick. tackle
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Huggggins gg Men
To Start Work
On March LIST
Usual Series With Dodgers
Will Open Ola April 2:
Giants TO Play the Indians
By W. !. Macbeth

The Ianks Will train at Shreveport,
La, close to where Charles DRYDEN.
the voted Chicago Walton, does his
spring and winter Fishing This news
leaked out from the Chamber of Com
merce at Shreveport, which could not
keep the secret. Ed Barrow, the sec
retary OF the Yankees, has been guard
ing the secret care uily.
Bob Connery, the ivory hunter Of
the Yanks, has been in the fated Louisi-
ana burg for some days looking over
the ground. He wired Barrow that
the bass were biting and that on the
whole the place was not anv worse
than any other spring training camp.
Whereupon Barrow wired back to close
with the local club FOR the lease OF
the grounds.
The Yanks Will be assembled at
Shreveport on March /, and VIII re-
main in their camp until on or about
April 2, when they II start 20 work
back INTO civilization. The Yanks as
usual will play q series Of spring ex-
hlbltlon games with the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Connery is now on his way to New
Orleans to try to locate the Dodgers
IN that city. VIII ch they can leave to
PICK up the Ianks III time for the raid
through the sticks. The Dodgers
framed at jacksonville with the Yanks
LOT the last two years and were anx-
lous to return to the old base. but
Manager Miller Huggins had reached
the declslon that there was some sort
Of subtle jinx in Jacksonville for
the Ianks and insisted on new pastur-
age. The Dodgers started in the same
city and won the National League pen
nant iNi-
Wilbert Robinson, the manager Of
the Dodgers, said when last seen that
ne dld not care where he trained. He
! IS now engaged in an effort to ex-
terminate a. the ducks in Chesapeake
Bay, and the list of casualties indi-
Gates that he may succeed
Joseph d. OBricn, secretary Of the
New ork Giants, announced Yesterday
tnat the Giants probably would meet
the worlds champion Indians in two
eNhlbltlon games this spring at Dallas.
lex Iris Speaker wrote asking for
games on March ~ and 20. These
dates were agreed upon tentatively,
pending the arrival Of John !. McGraw
from Cuba to-day
The Giant vico-president and man
ager s coming for the Joint baseball
meeting with President Charles 4.
Stonehan. They made the trip rom
Havana to Key West BIZ airpiare
Arthur Irwin, the scout and former
manager OF the Rochester team. is
being hoomed for president Of the In
ternational League. The league VII
mold its annual meeting here Monday
and 1t promises to be rather lively
one: 1t looks very mach as though
Irwin might succeed David Fult1.
here is no man who knows more
baseball than Arthur Irwin md no
man III the game who is better liked
hunters.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Tinker Quits Presidency

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. S.~Joc
Tinker's resignation from The presl-
dcncy Of tho Columbus baseball club,
rendered more than n month ago. was
formally accepted to-day. A manager
" b, nnIred in few days.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Carnegie Tech Adopts Hockey

PITTSBURGH. Dec 8. Hockey has
been added to the program Of sports
at Carnegie Tech, and many Of the stu
dents have asked that wrestling and
boxing be included next year. members
Of the athletic council announced here
f..H..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
y
FOrdham Freshmen Beaten

HlGHTSTOWN, n. j., Dec. pcddie
Institute defeated the lordham fresh
man basketball team here this after
noon by "A score Of ~ TO 20 At the
end Of the first half. Fcddic was in
front bV n 10
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Motor Boats Reach Palace

Motor craft continued to arrive in
Grand Central Palace yesterday for
the Sixtccnth National Motor Ront
Show. he exposition will opcn to.
morrow night and continue until cntnr.
day, Dec. ~. '''''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Thirteen Pairs OF Plodders
Surrire First Half of Race
',nly Two Teams Drop Out in Three Days; Brocco
and Coburn Maintain Advantage Over the Big
Field: Twelve Thousand Again jam the Garden
By Fred Hawthorne

you sxday bugs
abandoned souls third incurabe
Square night
before O'Clock watch the bicycle
vet to
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Newcomer " hips Nalear

BOSTON, Dec. 8.-Jimmw Fruzetti
Of Brockton, New England lightweight
champion, was awarded the decision
ten rounds here last night. The Brock
ton boy foored Nagar in the third
round for the count of nine.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Bush Signs With Yivcrs

DETROIT, Dec. s.-Owcn (Donnie)
bush, shortstop Of the Detroit Amerj-
"nn League baseball club, today
T'Rneh contr"ct for his thirteenth h
consecutive reason With The Tigers
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Also a few wardrobe
trunks radically reduced
20 of them were $50 to sos
S45 now.

Fact is, besides the above
specials" prices on all oul
leather goods have been at
tractively revised. This in.
cludes brief cases, bill folds
wallets, fitted Dire sin g
cases-items which make
bully Christmas gifts.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
fhaufr.uI. JoobInv ,or .,,n1v ,u.-

rim scicct safnliicp should inacrt an nj ,
vertinernent under situation Wanted Male
IN to-rnotroWn T'ibun~--l. words 2bc.
At,f
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

For those wishing to give
Christmas orders on us
handsome Gift Order forms
in attractive greeting en-
velopes. Yours for the ask
ingi
R0GEBs PEET COMpANY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

althoug fought
That, o he efec
But all way, phrase
Isn't about the thing the
of
a football
In football varying
degrees of skill speed weight experience
courage-in football.
the Pittsburgh Syracuse Harvard
Yale Princeton Centre College, Army Navy play
Of them had whit whit
others.
Courage Ability
1t not intention here to
anything
it football belonging
stuon where skill and ability not nearly
Courage partly natural partly developed
state Ability along certain line builds confidence and confidence
turn helps build refined which
blind battle against big odds
through game
know have you don't hear SO
much about it in football Game but losing popular
Dempsey doesnt football are not many
husky football players who'd tackle Dempsey game
The Winning Factor
Once while sheer surprising triumphant
all odds
But of out of TWENTY the WIN
ming factor ability.
In the ahou
for example, than Princeton
Yet Princeton had fully much plus far
greater footba ability.
You going depending upon courage alone
itcomes to itiou
Willard times in one round after
being hammered game enough to beat man
who was faster more skilled and better trained
Out of the Mass
In the late there fifty million upon
thousand fields 0
The list included Russians and Americans
But found from this nation was lust
about brave the othe
There noticeable difference the best they
to give
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
I'D Hour Score

IODurH IeAuinK.
Former record, LAST miles ) laps.
made by Goullet and Crenda in 1914.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

In the meantime the perYorrners az
Hao'hon Square Garden have no curn o.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
New Orleans Entries

F7Tst race 0purso 5000; claiming threo
longs).pay Of Peace. l1O; Larghctio l07
nick Barl1ley, los; Valerie West los
Dancer, log Madam Byng. los. Balarosa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
In and Out Of Sport

nat may all be true "but,
IT, the entry who lacks wont
oralns skill and the rest Of but yellow win MANY
competitions"
ne won't But there extremely
pelve sport who yellow Extremely brains some
lack speed some lack skill But
NO man who is yellow, slight inge
ball as his favorito pastime
Inns IS no knock upon merely a sugges-
o 'ha beng attributes that
easily
"s 10 work and train hard and long develop Skill
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