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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
GranuIerede Gjenlaae,

Cine betrndte FRA at we're udsat for Sol,
St0v OF Wind lindres hurtig at Murine Eye
Remedy. Smerter ikke-kun Oje-komfor.
Hos De.es Apotheker eIler pr. Pos, Soc pi.
Flaske. For iri Bog ON Ole, skriv Ill
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
MANY CLUBS ARE AFTER
LEONARD-DUNDEE SCRAP

NEW YORK. January 9.-Seven
cities have made bids for the titular
bout between Benny Leonard. world
lightweight boxing champion, and
Johnny Dundee, challenger, which
was to have been held at New Haven,
Conn. week from tonight. accord
ing to an announcement at Leonard's
headquarters here today.
Promoters in New Orleans, Provi-
dence, Boston, Canton. Ohio: Milwau-
kee. Jersey City and Newark. N. j.,
sent in offers for the contest when the
chief of police of New Haven decided
it would be in violation of the Con-
necticut state law because it was
scheduled for twenty rounds to a de-
ciSion.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
BASE BALL tSe INSIDE
BY Billy Evans

to say. no fellow in the park would
have been more pleased to see Peck
get a hit on the play than Dineen,
but umpires give the plays as they
see them, not as they might care to
have them go. So Dineen called
Feckinpaugh out and as that was the
only thing he did that looked like a
base hit, the old record went glim-
mering.
The New York club came from
Cleveland to Detroit. l was umpiring
in Detroit at the time. l was inter
ested in Peck's hitting streak, and
had my regrets when he was finally
stopped.
well. Roger" I remarked the next
afternoon, Il see they finally stopped
YOU
They sure did, replied Peckin-
paugh, with smile, but it took one
of the best pitchers that ever lived >
Are you referring to Coveleskie?" ?"
I asked.
NO, stree" answered the Yankee
shortstop Then l named all the other
pitchers on the Cleveland staff.
You haven't named him yet" said
Peck.
At a loss to name any other pitch
er. I asked who turned the trick.
Why. old Bill Dineen,' answered
Peck, and then l tumbied
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Chicago February 10

development of independent elevens.
And. incidentally. it might be men
toned that there is no reason why
Eastern and business should not
stand up in competition with Tech
and Central just as well as Western
does. Certainly Western does not
have in its small student body boys
much superior physically to those at
Business and Eastern. Curriculum
conditions at Business are said to be
decreasing the average attenda nee of
boys but even if that be true. it
probably is not the case at Eastern.
Without meaning to criticise any
body or any action of the board in
charge of school athletics. it does
not seem amiss here to venture the
opinion that the experiments which
have been undertaken at times dur
ing the past two or three years in
connection with the championship
competitions in the high schols are
very much in the same category as
? series of operations on a perfectly
healthy human being-unnecessa
Evening star., 1920-01-09
EASY FOR Jimmy WILDE ITO INSPECT FIGHT SITE
British Flyweight 0utpoints Babe
Asher, A. E. F. Bantam Champion,
in Eight Rounds.

ST. LOUIS. January 9.-Jimmy
Wilde, English fyweight champion.
easily defeated Johnny Babe Asher,
bantam champion of the A. E. F.. in
an eight-round. no-decision bout here
last night, according to newspaper
men.
Apparently without extending him
self. Wilde carried the honors in every
round. In the fourth. fifth and sixth
the Britisher scored knockdowns.
Wilde fought coolly and deliberate
ly, following Asher around the ring.
Asher. however, OCCASIONALLY speedily
stepped in and out. scoring points.
but the blows had no evident effect
on Wilde.
A few seconds after the first gong
sounded Wilde had Asher's nose bleed
ing and in the second round few
lefts brought blood from the A: +. r
champions mouth. Both boys fought
cleanly and there was no clinchins
or holding.
Asher started out strong and leaped
at Wilde. He appeared to lose heart.
though. when the blood began flowing
from his nostrils.
It was announced that Wilde. clad
in a sweater failed to move the beam
placed at 106 pounds. Asher's weight
was announced as 113A pounds.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Kearns Proceeding With Plans for
Dempsey-Carpentier Bout
at Tia Juana.

LOS ANGELES. Calf, January o.
Despite lack of direct word from NJ.
Descamps, manager of Georges Car
pentier, plans for the proposed box
ing match between the F'renchman
and Jack Dempsey, heavyw eight
champion. today were expected to ad
vance step. Dempsey's manager
and the promoter who offered s400.-
600 purse for the contest planned to
make tentative arrangements for the
international exhibition. Both men
expressed confidence that the news
dispatches from France were correct
and that the match virtually was
clinched.
The champions manager intended
to motor to San Diego for lunch with
The promoter and later to cross the
international boundary and look over
the prospective scene of the fight at
Tia Juana, Lower California.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Commission HEAD
! TO QUIT THE POST
New Chairman to Be Named
4 at Joint Session After
T. Schedule Meetings.

CTNCTNNATI, January e.-Refusal
Of the fellow members of the ma
1ionaI base hail commission to accept
tie resignation of August Hermann
as chairman means that those oppoS-
ing him have aiiother month in which
TO decide upon a suitable man for the
position.
The commission as at present con-
stituted will get together for the last
time in ChiCa 60 on February IL. after
which date Mr.. Hermann gave notice
Yesterday that he would refuse to
serve.
In speaking of the case after the
close of the meeting yesterday he
said:
Tired of Annoyance.
'1 have had enough of the annoy
aucc of the present situation. | eX-
pressed my Willingness to resign
some months ago. but there was no
one to take my place and the affairs
or the commission are TOO important
10 he left without some one in charge
asst month at the annual meeting of
The National League ] gave formal
notice of my resignation within thir-
" DAYS, but, so far as ! can find out.
not a move has been made do choose
another man for the place. Any one
familiar with the duties of the office
Knows that it cannot be left vacant
ut a moments notice.
Il have now gwen 4 second HOtiCe
and I shall refuse to serve after Feb
ruary II. If the men who are opposed
to me cannot agree on a successor by
that time the position will be left va
cant, for | am tired of the annoyIn~
conditions under which ] have worked
Tor some time. They have my ulti-
7natum. and ii is up to them to act.
The opposition to Mr.. Hermann as
chairman is said to consist principally
of five National League club owners.
Joint Meeting February II.
Aside from consideration of Herr
hnann's resignation the principal bust
ness accomplished during the commits
sion meeting yesterday was the agree
1nent reached by Presidents Heydler
and Johnson to hold a joint meeting
of the two leagues in Chicago on Feb
Iudry II.
Each league will hold it's spring
schedule meeting on the preceding day,
Evening star., 1920-01-09
TITULAR GOLF EVENTS
ODE SETTLED TONIGHT

NEW YORK. January 9.-AwardinS
of the titular events in the American
soifing world and discussion of
changes in the rules will occupy the
attention of the delegates at the an
nual convention of the United States
Golf Association here tonight. De-
troit. Baltimore. St. Louis, Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia and various clubs near
New York are making determined ef-
forts TO obtain some of the plums.
The association is expected to name
a committee which will visit England
this spring and confer with British
players over contemplated changes in
the rules.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
BARTELMES EASY WINNER.

\ large and enthusiastic audience
greeted Champion Bartelmes and
Daniel Freeland in their match game
in the interesting pocket billiard
tourna ment being staged at the Grand
Central.
Me champion. getting off to bad
start. finally got into his stroke and.
off runs OF II and IS, gave
him the contest by 100 to Free
lands rs.
Tonight George Kelchner will meet
Markes at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-01-09

Roger Peckinpaugh can enjoy
joke. even if it is at his expense. Last
year Roger went twenty nine straight
games in which he made one or more
hits. Fans were watching his work
with interest Always popular
PLAYER, they were pulling for him to
establish new major league record
for consecutive hitting.
Strangely enough, the break in
Peckinpa ugh's hitting streak came in
Cleveland his home city, in which he
made lis major league debut In the
game in which he finally went hitless
he was called out at first base on a.
close play New York WAS getting
trimmed that afternoon, and since the
game seemed as good as won for
Cleveland, the fans were pulling FOR
Peckinpaugh to come through witr' a
hit and keep his record intact
When Bill Dineen. who was UNI
piring the bases. called Peck out on
his only real chance of the game to
get a hit many spectators failed TO
agree with him. Peckinpaugh is one
of those players who never kicks un-
less he believes he has A kick com
ing. He afterwar1 told me he thought
he might have had the play tied, and,
of course, he was pulling for Dneen
to see it in the same light. l venture
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Leonard Accepts Terms.

Joe Leonard has accepted
terms for the coming season
and will be among the hrst OF
the Nationals to report for
spring training at Tampa.
Leonard indica ted his willing
ness to sign in n letter received
by President Griffith today
from Chicago, where he IL win
fcring. He informs his boss he
is in fine shape physira1ly and
is confident of earning n regu-
lar berth ON the inheld next
season.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
ROBINS SELL HICKMAN
AND MALONE TO TOLEDO

TOLEDO, Ohio. January 9.-Pur-
chase Of Infielder Lewis Malone and
Outfielder Al Hickman from the
Brooklyn club was announced today
by Roger Bresnahan, owner of the
Toledo club of the American Associa-
ton. The purchase was outright.
Malone, prior to his major league
entry. was with the st. Paul Ameri-
can Association club. Bresnahan also
today that he is negotiat-
ing for a number of other major
league players.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
JOHN HENRY MAY COACH
CORNELL'S BALL TEAM

ITHACA n. Y. January a.-Ihe
Cornell athletic council meeting here
today to select a coach for the uni
versity's base ball team had several
names before it. but that of John i.
Henry. former catcher of the wash
ington Americans. was considered the
most probable choice.
Henry, who has been in Ithaca this
week comforting with members of the
council was recommended by Hugh
Jennings, 'G4. manager of the Detroit
American League team
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Griff Sells Jordan to Frisco.

Clark Griffith has started the weed
ing-out process in getting ready for
the 1920 season. The first player. to
feel the AK is Almond" Jordan, the
rookie pitcher obtained from Buffalo
last fall. He has been turned over
TO the San Francisco club of the Pa
cific Coast League by outright sale,
the Nationals giving up all claim to
him.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Yankees Meet Ruth's Terms

LOS ANGELES. January 9.-Babe
Ruth has announced that the New
York Yankees have agreed to his SAL
AIRY demands. which is taken to mean
he will receive $4,000 for the coming
season His friends understand he
also was given a bonus.
Evening star., 1920-01-09

when playing schedules will be adopt
ed on the 11th they will meet to-
gether for the purpose of debating the
question of new chairman and de-
Gliding whether the minor Leagues shall
be admitted to relations under the ma
tional agreement again.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Hopper PENIS Grid Captain.
ARCADE LEAGUE.

Bob Hopper yesterday was elected
captain of the University of Penn
sylvania foot ball team. He lives at
Kalamazoo. Mich, is -twenty-one years
old and has been left end of the var
Sity team two years
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Belmont Again Heads Jockey Club

At the annual meeting of the Jockey
Club Yesterday in New York August
Belmont was reelected chairman. r.
X Sturgis vice chairman and ii. h.
kuapp secretary-treaSurer.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
Risberg Wants More Coin.

Swede Risberg has launched his
campaign for boost in salary from
the White Sox. The shortstop has
announced his retirement from base
ball and his intention of opening n
restaurant in San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS
MARY MacLAREN IN
FANNIE HURST'S
GREATEST STORY

Fannie Hurst has made the girl in
the department store famous
Through her gifted pen. she has
made the girl behind the counter a
character in fiction second to no
other. Her biggest and best story is
"A Petal on the Current" and this
gripping, sympathetic narrative will
be seen at the Colonial theatre today
with the beautiful Mary MacLaren
in the principal role.
So admirably fitted to Miss Mac
Laren is the role of Stella Schump,
who is in "Children's Shoes" at the
Criterion, that critics. who have read
the fiction story and have seen the
photodrama in pre-release showing,
say that in their opinion Carl La
emmle. Universal's president, brought
the tale in the belief that Miss Hurst
drew on Mary MacLaren's screen
personality for her principal char
acter.
The Stella Schump of "a Petal on
the Current" as it appears in the
Cosmopolitan Magazine was flaxen-
haired and blue-eyed, milk white
complexioned and of the fiber that
distinguishes the plucky American
girl from all others.
Reality, rather than realism, shines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
Worlds Record BY Jersey
Cow At Bangor Farm

Bangor. Me-, Feb. 9.-The worlds
record for Jersey cows is claimed for
Plain Mary, No. 26S2O6. which has COM
pleted a 365-day test at the Ayredale
Farms here under the direction Of the
American Jersey Cattle Club and the
direct supervision of the State expert
ment station of the University Of Maine.
Official figures give her production as
1906 pounds of milk. containing 1040. Is
pounds Of butter fat or 1878 pounds of
50 per cent. butter. This result is nine
pounds more than the best record, and
Plain Mary is the third Jersey to pro-
duce over 1000 pounds of butter fat.
During the year q tests have been
made Of her milk by experts Of Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire. Vermont and
Connecticut Agricultural COLLEGES. Plain
Mary is 10 years and "a days old. was
bred by ]. W. Dumford, Pleasant Plain
O.. and bought by the Katahdin View
Farm in Vim. Me-. about four YEAR.
ago and was there when her test start
ed. coming to Ayredale Farms in tbis
city last August.