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Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16

We have with us again--only about a foot of mud.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
R U G s
For the Men

At one-Third the Price of New. Made from old carpets and rugs. Runners and Store Carpents any width and length desired.
 Our Rugs have no seams.
 Write for prices.
 DANBURY RUG WORKS, n Summit gt n.ukm~w cn~~
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
WANTED

Wanted-Man to chop wood. Wm.
 Davis, Falls Village, Tel. 71-5.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16

For Sale-1919 Maxwell Sedan in fine condition, run only 4500 miles Wire Wheels and extras as fol- lows, inside heater, front bumper, shock absorbers, extra large horn, and new battery. 3 Tires new, one original tire. Price about one half present cost. An excellent buy $1035. Enquire A. W. Hol- sapple, 75O North Main St., Tor rington, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
FOR SALE

For Sale-1 Dodge light delivery in fine condition. Grannis 6 Denegar, Litchfeld, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS

Chester White Boar for service.
 Henry Neeling, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16

system of doing business was the loss-plus plan.-.Columbus Dispatch.
 ~*AM
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-16
Gornlertum Uaeslern ReiD6

Fo:ei cn Advertising Representative THE FANERICkN PRESS ASSOCIATION
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
lzzy Gets The Spirit
Glad to be Blackjacked in the Glad Yuletide
BY w. O. Mcclellan

Sure got bit over the head with bckiohn said 1zzv Kanan
But PoN Commissioner Albright expanationed was
everything all right The making sore that
woke Mount Cyanide Hospital they would be sending me
expensive bill didn't bandages
1T the Merry soaked on the
head Commissioner see it like
ths: All got lot of children and they are wajng for
Caun chimney with lot toys So
he crooks has to get ont and the Aso egg
men wives is needing lot of things
commissioner rzy you ain going to get sore
on account crook wou u the his
title daughter you thought good heart supposng
nat crock didn't soak poor little child should
wake up on Christmas morning with nothing stocking
crook very sensitive teller In they got good hearts
and is only on account the holidays they shooting people
Anyhow Ivy SAID Commissioner Aintrigh you are lucky YOU
got lit over The head with black peop lat is
planning to sho seen such COMPLAINTS as
they are making about the pot listen to me when
a e is a" on account the hans
teir paos Some wouldn't yegg mans children to
have 50 much doll Think poor children with no
Thn Commissioner Aintrgh crying and bust out
& ' on account al" very sympaheta teller to
would told him that which he overlooked on ]
vas IN my west and he should buy his little baby couple protzels lie
Wo am hoping that healed up soon on account
am gong 10 pour tea at the big Naddensns ouar ~
% n0n'h "nch lot OF my society friends giving for the
0enet OF the devastation in France chu regular m
Benny Leonard Richie Mitchell are the box fighters rhu
o get ~y thousand dollars and the for the devasa
'on OF rance there is anything left the feers o
Z @ @ a wear to the fight on 60 to no byb
o"ea ooS hghting in cap am thinking uonId [
@ % known "" 20 IT. and my coat with the long tails. am so
was speaking with Isaac Dorganen and he is lot worried b
look
Sn al The box fighting There Battling Nelson which he h IVY
ears Ou1 gave Mr. Dorgansn a ideer that all of
~ ers should wear NIGHT and Isaac said | ~
f " "e Tor a fe" gross OF them He thought maybe the adv
evn 'N "sh'lng would be glad pay ear nuHs
~ "ouon( be so much the devastation rroaa
gong out nov" to buy of those which thew ,sea
ne ~ wa. war 50 'na the scrappe ich they shooed from The
N"'' "ooon' mt lem the | would ~
M - '"a1 Some poor feer looking for don f Wv
~ W "u0'oho hurt me so hard when he soaked ma
u nat The Mayor would everybody tin b Co., e0d
y WINE the yegg fele having happy Ynletido p %
u"u u Oe oiackJohns hitting tin hats uord s:,
]Slon 0l F0Dtz which he very sensitive felcr ''''0 Tile
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Plan Elaborate Welcome
For Chic State Eleven

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 21.-Elabo-
late preparations have been made for
the en,t,ertainmont Of the Ohio state
football squad, which win arrive hero
FRIDAY for its game at Pasadena Now
cars Day with the University of cal
itornia. The Bears viii arrive from
herkeley Christmas morning. Plans
are progressing.
The Ohioaus viii be met at the eta
ton by delegation Of the Ohio State
= =. ,....,.I iumnl Association and the Pasadena
J Ioornanent Of Roses Association. who
"lil escort them to their headuuarters
at Ii Pasadena hotel. ''''' ''' Q
an automobile trip through Los
hnge'ss hdpn ,a..., and neighboring cities has
they will be guests Of honor Christmns
nigot at dinner in Pasadena. and the
trm"'nder OF their stay will be hllcd
w''h balls and other forms of enter,
their coaches
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
New Orleans Entries

Calming purse sseo I've fa1lonTa'a1D'e 'e.0S"s'
f,gf'ae. .,z 81, us cqrt~z il5 Home Guard.
Whippte. no Tony Sutton. li5 Call
hump l2 Rose OF Picardy. ii2 Tommy
s. ~ Rape o the lock 10 Ma~,c Cas-.
lie 10 Repent. lC7 xBallyhis -. i07:
Maid liz; Niobe. lO7 - - ''-'
Second race three vear-ofd- and up
ward Tsd fllics ond mares claiming: purse
Lass iil Molly O.. 100: Little Mauaie.
lV,; hoNinoor. lo9 Annie Edgar. los;
Miss Kruter, io7: xAnna Gallup ios .
Heather. l06. Tiger Rose. lo4 xRetr-.t
l6f' xWnneconne l0l Also eligible .
Betsy ioe Catania. 10S; xTerrible Miss.
Third race NVo-year-olds allowances:
pursr 500 five and half surlones)--
Trust Official ll5 Rancocas. ll5 Alberta
- iVs ~ Of Green. 1903 Trantula. los ;
tNls"de. lNb, Thorn hedge lQ6 l.adv Stella
lo9; Eavournoon. lo9.
=, Fourth race Cal ages: claiming; purse
Allen los; rhc Nephew los: scurry. ''osy ios
Iallslnan io7 HAppie Iack II. 1876. Hid
den Jew"l 100, Phantom Fair. l05. 1Who
Caren. l03 xNolo. go
Fir'h race three- yenr-old- and upward
aap'ne Handicap. purse 81 600. one milo
and siXteenth)-Fizer i12 Master BIN
% Honolulu Boy. io2 The wit 100
N'N' u race Nhree-Near ODDS and upwa ri
cla aiming. purse 500 one mile and -,v,
te"nt ~7Mcrchant. ia. Htndoostan. ia;
tClaquor, 100; Phalaria. toe. xWaukeag
l99i Challenger. los; Nellie Yorke 100:
Nilarveat King. lo7.
Seventh race Uhree -ycsr-olds and up-
ward claiming; PURGE $500 one milo and
a !, q 9iXteenthl l.Mominec. ia, spearlene.
/ - - No'dcrest Boy; IN n. Is. Deal an,
=, - \ "hrashn, ipS, lndoiencc. los. xCnp;
H.nrns 1885, NCapital city. los. NCorson'
ifooS; Verify. loa. xMalvolio. 1o3. Nconan.
~; xshe pev'l. 100, I.a Gauois, iO2s
.Apprentlco allownnce clainod
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Cornell Eiarriers
Arrive in England
For Big Rum Dec. SO

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 2t.~The Cor
nell University ss-country team,
which will on December 80 meet a
combined team representing Oxford
and Cambridge universities in the first
international Intercollegiate athletic
contest of this type ever run, arrived
here to-day on the steamer Aquitauia
from New York.
The ten men on the team will 60 at
once to Cambridge University whore
they viii train for the race They
viii leave Cambridge December "a nd
VIII spend Christmas in London in
English homes to which they have
been invited. The American University
Union in Europe and the English
Speaking Union are arranging q dinner
and theater party for them during their
stay in London.
From December 26 TO December 80
the team will be in Oxford, according
20 r. G. D. Rudd the South African
rack star at Oxford Returning to
London on December SO the Cornell
men viii run against the best cross
country stars Of Oxford and Cam
bridge, The race viii start from
Quoen's Club.
On New Years Eve the british
Nmerican Dance club Of the English
Speaking Union his arranged to give
dance at the Suffolk Galleries in
honor Of the visitors, who viii leave
tor home few days later.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Midslaipman Grew
Not Likely TO Row
In Hudson Classic

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec 21.-Navy's
rowing management ras made tenta-
tive outline OF the schedule for next
spring, thouaA no definite arrange
ments have boe. made yet. TIE mid
shipmen viii meet several opponents
on The local course and will take part
in one ole event away from home.
Whether this viii be in the intercol-
legiate meet a. Poughkeepsie or the
American Henley at Philadelphia cam
not now be definitely said
II is known that the Navy Depart
ment will not give permission for the
Academy crew to enter the Pough-
6eepsie event if the practice cruise
goes to European or west coast waters,
either of witch seems probable. The
general following is said to favor the
Henley event because Navy could enter
larger number Of crews and also
meet the same opponents as at Pough-
keepsie.
For the local season a race with
Syracuse is assured and one with Har-
ward Is prohaole. The navy manage
ment ls making a special effort to Sc
cure a race against Cornell, which has
not opposed them for a number of
seasons. Yale, Princeton, Columbia
snl Pcnnsy ylvania are also possibilities.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Man o. War VIII Soon
Start fOs New HOME

The champion Man O. War will be
shipped to his new home in Kentucky
about January / lie viii be consigned
to Miss Elizaheth Daineerfeld. whose
home. Haylands, near Lexington, I'D
IONS the Hinats Farm, which she has
leased as d horne for Man o. War and
Golden Brocn The latter is the pror-
orty Of s. Walter NJ. Jeffords who
PAID ST 500 for the son of Sweeper
and 1uni by Hamburg, at Saratoga in
the summer of 1913
Last summer Mr Riddle IN discussing
the future of Man o War. spoke as
thou~h he would permit the outside
public TO patronize the horse when he
went TO the stud but this attitude was
abandoned in the autumn. though many
Of the leading breeders of the United
States we're eaqer to send their best
mares to him. The present Intention is
TO keep him as private stallion. VITA
this end II view, IN order was given
the English expert William Allison. TO
Guy number Of mares in the British
market whose blood would mix with
that Of the Great son Of Fair Play.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
lellecAa Twice Captain
OF LafayeLEe Eloxaa,

EAsT0N, Pa, Dec. 2l.-To be cap
tain Of the varsity football team dur
ne MS freshman and senior years is
ne unusual record Of Joe Lehecka,
che star halfback OF the LAFAYETTE loot,
eall team. The election Of Lehecka a.
The recent banquet of the Lafayette
team marked the second time that he
mad been so honored by his teammates.
In 1918 LehecSa entered Lafa ette
rom the Easton High School He easily
made the Lafayette S A. T. c. eleven
and his work was of such high order
that he was elected captain Virtually
every veter7n having enlisted
"Bodie' Weldon was elected the fol
lowing year upon his return from over
seas, while last season Frank Schwab
acted as captain Lehecka has also won
his letter in baseball al.1 track.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
[ w O Double Bills
Scheduled for Army
Eleven Next Season
spectal Correspondcncc to The rri5une

Special Correspondence to The Tribuno
WEST POINT, N. y, Dec. 2t-1wo
double headers. two games away from
hon e-onc with Yale at the Bowl in
New Haven, and the other with Navy,
at the Polo Grounds in New York
and two contests with Middle Western
-es ms are the outstanding features o.
Almy's football schedule for 1921, as
an ounced tonight by Major Philip
b2yes, executive for athletics, a. the
Military Academy.
When The Army meets Yale in the
Bowl. it will be the first time the
Cadets have ever played football away
from West Point, except in Army
Navy contests
The resumption Of football relations
with Yale. after a lapse Of nine years.
IS pleasing to followers Of the Army
eleven Yale won, to O. in the last
game played here in 1912 Home and
nome contests with the Ellis viii be
arranged for tho frtore. Ya,e coming
he. for game in 1892.
Notre Dame comes here or Ncvem-
be- 5, and Wabash College, Of Craw-
!, 10 rdsVihe' Ind, VII play at West
Pont ON OctCoer 49, The double
he"ders include coutc is with cnrinr-
re q College ana NcN IamNsl ra State
g.. the orenine date Octobe t. wnile
3l@G!ebuly ana Lebanon Valley viii
or be mere for garaes a week later
New Hamps hire State and Susoue-
re ma are on the Armys card for the
frst time
Salts actory arrangements could not.
re made with Columbia for rext sea-
son. Both the Army and Columbia are
"a,lrous Of engael1.g IN home-and-
nome cantests on tho gridiron. and it
is considered highly fybabie t at
such program VIII he effected astor
ne,f year The Army management VIII
no schedule any game for The Cadets
for November 10, which is the sa.ur-
>ar before the Navy contest
Negotiations for games with Har-
"a Il, COLGATE, West Virginia and sew
era' other colleges # prominence fell
through when satisfactory dates could
not be made
The scedu1o follows;
pctoher ]. Springfield ard Nav Harnn-
shlre state; Octoher 9. Miadlobnry ard
,.ebanon ssl IN Nalley; October t5 wa ba sn cSto-
Der 20. Yale. o. the Bowl. October 20 e,is-
,! 9ue hanna N,ooyeorlher 8. Notre Dane. >o-
Seinoer -. NiAauova. and November "a
Navy, at New York ''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Havana Entries

F'rst race Cpurse 500. three year-olds
aud .pward claiming FIVE and one-halt
turiougs)--' Eastern GLOW. i04. Bllhster,
los. Llama, lo6: Director James. i06.
fricade l06 Snow Queen. III Frank
Burke III. Prince Bouero. III. JNi. III
keenan, III. Truant. ia.
Second race tnurse 5000. three-year old $
and inward claiming five and one-haf II
furlongs) )--'Smite. 10i; .ppnctual, lOi.
'Huntr.ss l08 superior. Zoe 'Ed Car
,ison. 'o6 zin1o 100 Elmont lo9 Gus
Scheer. III. Ghantrrr Ill SaSonara. III
Scarpia IL. Al. Leg0tai ia.
Third race tpurse $500 three -year-olds
and upward: claiming five and one half
iurionEs) - polaf cab 1o0; ske~essa 102;
-Gaiopin. io5; Waking Dream io5. 'Ldth-
CLICK. f0o; sANlon. 1906. Driffieid. los
Count Botls no. Guardsman ITO. Cy
Merrick. ITO. Hunter Plat. 40, Doctor D.
40
Fourth race tTrial Handicap; purse 5000
'wo-yeRr -olds Eve and one half furlongs)
---Rertha Aiinnix. a3: Aunt Deda. l04
spugs t07. Santa Claus. 1903. VIC Munoz.
tl5
Firh race tpurse $500. threc-vear-oids:
ak furiongsl 100. Azurita. 100:
Alta 10y II. II
Sixth race (purso 1900: year-oids
ara inward; claiming onr milo and one
siNteenth) -'Lcinster. %; Sfly Home l0s:
tinrrr Glover. l0s Major Flake lG4:
lo9. "Waterford. loo; Donna Grafton lo9 !.
Cadillac, t1o; Plantarede. Ill.
*ApprcutIua alIOWAuce Nfaifuet
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
'ordhasn Seven Books
Princeton and Harvard

Fordham is making plans for big
hockey season this winter, according
10 an announcement made last night oy
Manager Edward F Curley jr The
sch edule has not yet been completed,
Lat games have been arranged with
Princeton snd PENNSYLVANIA to De
played in this city. and with Harvard
in Boston Hamilton College will also
appear here NEGOTIATIONS are being
carried on for contests with Yale and
boston College.
The Maroon skaters have been prac-
ticing for the last two weeks at the
Ice Palace, where al the home games
will he staged. McGu~k, Keressey.
Giliigan, Tumu ty aud Muldoon, mem
bers of last years squad are again
candidates Noonan, Halloran and Fitz-
patrick. who played on the football
team this fall, are trying out for the
team
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
American Girls Admit
Learnin q Hockey Ahroa Il

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 21.-Mcmbers
OF the Philadelphia girls hockey team
Just returned from tour Of Englan d.
s@id to-day they had learned a lot
ABOUT hockey on the trip that they
never knew before
I'VE had lovely time" said Miss
n'izabeth Cheston, who captained tie
Team. We learned lot about hockey
'h"t we never knew before, and every
game that We lost brought so much
sylnpatny from our conquerors that is
the ones who had lost and we the amos
who had Won"
The team won only one Of tho ten
games played.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
% Games for Cousberv,era

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 2l.~Dircctors
q the Southern Association, at their
annual meeting to-day, decided on a
+os-S&fne playing season for 1921, to
open apru IL; deferred action On pro
posed reYlsion Of The salary and player
nI'lt untl the spring meeting. voted TO
h''enu tne meeting Of the National Ag-
location Of Minor Leavue Clubs IN
Chicago. January 10. in body, and
perfected plans for nost-scason seria~
next year between the pennant 0innc,s
~ the Southern and Texas leavuea
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Purdue May Lose Place
In Big Ten Conference

BLooMlNGToN. Ind, Dec. 21-A
Tumor ~ vas IN circulation on the Indiana
University camuus to-day to the effect
that Purdue University is to be droppe
rem the Big Ten" Conference on tAa
alleged ground that its football team
violated the rules by starting practice
last fall before September Is. the daV
permitted by the confercnce rervla-
uons, and also because Purdue has rot
won a conference football game in tho
last five years.
ne action is said to be contemplated
~ ~ rne next meeting Of the Big Ten
lNc!aIs II ChIcaQo IN .Ian.,nru
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Yankees Pick Scout TO Visit
Colleges in Search Of Sturs
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT

L
Madison Square Carden-Jimmy
Martin W. Roy Moore. ten ROUNDS;
Midget Smith VS.. Johnny Buff. ten
rounds; Joe Lynch vs. Pete Herman,
fifteen rounds.
THURSDAY
The Arena 9th Regiment Armory,
Jersey City)-Jack Britton, Freddie
Welsh, Battling Levinsky, Eddie
Fitzsimmons and other noted box
ers in bouts for the benefit of the
widowed mother of Mickey Shannon.
SATURDAY
{Christmas Afternoon)
Commonwealth S. C.--Johnny Hart
vs.. Gus Lewis. ten rounds: Red
Monroe VS. Sammy Vogle, ten
raunds; Sam Mosberg VS.. Paul Ed
o1@rds, ten rounds.
East New York A. A.--Phil Bloom
rs. Eddie German. fifteen rounds
Sammy Smith vs.. pinkel Brown, ten
rounds.
christmas Night
Pioneer s. C.-WiIlie Spencer VS..
Sammy Noble, fifteen rounds;
packey Hommey IS. Bobby Worth.
fifteen rounds; Billy Stern vs. Irish
aid Williams, ten rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Football and Basketball
Fatal to Two Youths

prTTsBURGH, Dec 2l.-Two deaths,
resulting ~com accidents during bas-
ketball game and football game, were
recorded here to-day.
James Ryan, eleven years old, in
lured finger in football game near
his home two weeks ago Blood poison
ing developed, and the tad died in q
Ryan succumbed, John r Bowers, four
seen, died in McKeesport hospital
from blood poisoning Bowers, mem
her Of the DuQuesne High School bas-
kctball team, bruised hi right shin
during q game last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Cromwell First
Despite Crushing
l24-P ounel Imposg

HAVANA, Dec 2i-Mrs. c. K.
Nlcore's Cromwell, carrying the crush
ing impost Of 124 pounds. scored in
the Holiday Handicap feature event
of the card at Oriental Park to-day.
Tic son OF Plaudit-Affect was the fs
vorlte, closing al 70 s. Cromwell
RI he'd 'Ha 'ooi tho e---i nd
set terrific pace. but in the last
S. ieenin 4t aI IN t4e ana oaIviv
lasted TO stall of the determined rush
of Buford
The secondary fenture. the fo1rta
race. at mi g, resulted in an ca
vet fy for Lariat II WIS his injt.al
appearance Of the meeting.
The results:
First r'ce purse. 500 Tor three veat-
11l,y 1aa enc s lpwaf's clafiains Eve and ono
= to anl even. won Tavauna t1. Ir,,fit
.1anf 10 no : 20 and G.. ......nS
~ 70 Connorel - s. d 10 s
~ 70 s thlr Tre f.oa IS Re~ns
etinniN. rrs fNId Fiav f1ieh S-ottv
.-heI0 -ylle Lfre'l ani .il-s Dlsia also
seooae rec 'pprse. s7oa. far tirse.re
- frfn ana To won. f......si.,
~ At n-er, rFsn ~ aa3 10 o.
%
70 b 70 ana o. ). ttifa .,ns
~ 5. osc4Aas Guarantees arr nathcr
also ran
g6ira rsee Cpqrse. 800 far ss-es-ysar.
- aul4 ifs fknaersan1 t. ~
and ~ s. won The Pirate as lqVt.son1
to eFen an1 10 sac.re ST. 1p-rv
SILVER. lHs fMeTine-'. 2 to ~ and
10 tIt iirHe. 49, rffheiIus.
American Gasie. JtA sad Wa.p-rlos- VIII
also
rourts race ,pur~s. s7oo ar ,srs-
-oIes t.-- upward. -la-r...-. ert nief
1e q. "an. Ho4au JOB .P.aman) 3
T. and 10 sel.si Lad
Hester lMccov) to to an
u t.i. tir ~ 3-5 var Shoot
er. itfie ss Jack Dawson. cmeu4. Jose
ds N&ies 80 Garbage a-s0 ran
Fifth race lporse. $1,000 Hsnssy Hsadi
cep Tor j. ag-s one -.ile1 Error Insrsii.
- fNeineT) 70 b. ans 10
Won n4ford. ~ tputw~'l r. + even
IN To second sCuoants IS Hunt.
- z 10 auo to tnffa TINE.
Al 20 xLacke wanna taiiysuoouey ans
Armistice also rsa occupied
sisto rac- purse. 600 ts~ ire, year
olds and upward. claInline one niel-.
Fost4r Emsry. io7 ,CarmosY S IL !.
70 and even. won. Mlss spfe2 ioi
fGaTner1. to l. 90 and t0 sec
ono. RAyner. los tkerrstre 70
t.fn and to tnild Itnf - 70
N MusAet. White crown. Atsereo~0e and
Dragon a-so ran
ready reference guide Cor ihr hn>s man
int ff"siirs aunouutt u-nte Jnde The
headlng Blsiaess Cards to-days
Tribune mt al. Pase.-adst
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Dempsey's Challenge
Fails of Accentancf

sALT LAKE CITY Dec. 21.-JacL
Dempsey worlds heavyweight boxsn.,
champion, threw out challenge TO-DAY
which was not accepted.
Inc champion was ire guest Of honor
a. the local Rotary Clubs luncheon
ne declared tfat he was not q speaker.
whicn reminded him of the story Of
ehe nan who vent to dance. and who
coaic not siHs or dance. but was will
l1g ~ hgnt- TO be socisbe. viii
fght any one Ia the room" Dem nsev
said amid laughter.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Cards Reclaim Pitcher

~ LOUIS, Dee. 2l.~-Pitcher Elmer
Jacobs has been rcclaimcd from GIN
c!rnatl on waivers by the st Louis
EE"}'onais - and released to the Seattle
cup OF the Pacific Coast League. Man
"FHr branch hickey announced thjs
afternoon. he goes AZ anal nav,o,.,,,
foT jacques Focrnier Grst basenan
bot Is subject 10 recall. Rickey laid
cincinnati only recently claimed Ja-
coDs from the Cardlnnle hv wAlver
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
KOpcr Easy for Creh

BOSTON. Dec Harry Greb. Of
- tSourgh, won The decision over Cnp-
IAN bob Roper, Chicago heavyweight.
tneir yen rounds of boxing here to-
n,Hnt orch took every round. lend nQ
~ en" "hy' "itn IA emnahinx whirlw nd
1s'acS 9. ,na' apparently had Roper help
lezs. Roper wos not sbls 70 lama =
1Dzrn solid blomo during the bout.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
ohipurnoi's Fine Work
Gives Carne TO Erastnn.

lne Evandcr Childs High School
0~sketoeli team. P. S. a. L. champions
OF tho Bronx, lost to the Erasmus Hail
'lVe on the latter's court in BROOKLYN
Yesterday. The score was q to g.
Harry Chipurnoi. righ, forward vir.
IuaIly Won the game single-h; ed as
ne ne Tailed seventeen points q ron@b ~1
the medium of three field goals and
eieyen baskets from the foul line. ''N
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
s'i'i F7onnrs Tom Davies

PITTSBURGH Dec 2l Tom Davies.
certnin-elect Of the 1901 football team
Of the University of Pittsburgh is one
Of the three members chosen today as
dele~atcs to the sevcntv-second arnual
"okkleshia" OF the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity meeting % be held in Kan
sas City, Mo, during the Christmas
HOLIDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Cup Jockey Winners

PlTTSBuRGu, Dec. 2l.-The Pitts
hurgh Dartmouth Alumni Association
has donated cup for a hockey leaeue
made up of teams from nil Of the Pitts
eurgh nigh schools and n trophy TO
Zach letter man Of the winning sound
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
itnwicy Reelected (arta;u

WASHINGTON, Dec 2l.-giar~v r
hn~ley tackle, today was reelected
g. g, ptain or the football team of George
~ III Idaho ''o"''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Princeton Five Wins

SYRACUSE, Dec 2l.--princefon de-
leated the Syracuse University basket
nau team here this evening ~ tse
score Of n TO 2l The Orange carried
The play into the Tigers territory =
great part of the game. but entered
The worst from the breaks. Ievendre
right guard for Pr nceton, was ea1i1y
me star sepring In rteen Of PRIME,
tfon's totsl tally. Conlin, Parker and
'4aTin we're the shining lights for syrar
cus1.