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New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Rival EIevens End
Scrina1nage Work
For Final Contest
By BRIGGS

PASADENA, CAL Dec 3O.-The Uni
versity of California and Ohio State
football squads to-day began taperng
off their practice in preparation to their
game here New Years Day. The
coaches plan just enough practice to
keep their players one edge for the
contest.
Football experts continue to express
the opinion the result of the clash
between the Westerncrs and the Mid
die Westerners will be the ability of
the bears to stop Pete Stinchcomb
At the same time, they declare, un-
less the Buckeye line can hold its own
with the California wall. Stinchcomb
will not get loose with the regularity
he has displa. ed in the East.
The Ohio State eleven is in condi-
ton to 'go sixty minutes at top speed"
Dr.. John Wilce, head coach, declared
tonight. Coach Smith Of California
contented himself with saying his men
We're fit.
Frank Williaman, Ohio fullback, who
has had a troublesome knee, will be in
good shape for the game, Dr. Wilce de-
clared. Blair, Ohio halfback. and Cott,
substitute, have caused some appre-
hension by turning their ankles. but
Balri, it was declared, will be able to
start the game and Scott will be ready
to go in whenever needed
The Californians came through the
practice period without injury
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Chapman Carried
To the 18th Green
BY College Golfer

P1NEHURST, N. c., Dec. 3o.-John
D. Chapman, of the Greenwich Country
Club, defeated James E. Ward, Kansas
City and transit Mississippi champion,
and l to-day in the best-played
match in the second round in the mid
winter golf tournament. Chapman is
graduate of Williams College, class
of '96, and Ward is a member of the
sophomore class at Williams.
Both played excellent golf, Chap
man showing a for rs, when the
match ended on the seventeenth green.
Ward won the first and fifth holes and
Chapman the eighth, the Kansas cham
pion being one up at the turn. He
was out in 38 and Chapman in 80.
The Greenwich player squared the
match at the tenth with 8. Ward
won the eleventh with a 4 and Chap
man the twelfth with 4.
The thirteenth and fourteenth were
halved and Chapman won the fifteenth
with a and the seventeenth with g.
1t was one Of the best rounds Chapman
has shot here this. season.
A. l.. Walker jr., OF the Richmond
Country Club, moved into the semi
finals by beating C. l.. Becker, and A..
Walker won the midwinter tournament
here in 1918 and 1919, and is the favor
ite to repeat. He meets Donald Par
son, of Youngstown, tomorrow in a
semi-fnal match. r. II. Hunt. of the
Worcester Country Club, one of the
steadiest players among the Pinehurst
regulars, defeated Dickinson Bishop, s
and 3.
The summary:
Championship Division-R. Hunt, worces-
ter beat d. Bishop. Pinehurst and 3;
J., d. Chapman Greenwich. beat J. z.
Ward. Williams. and !; A. L. Walker
jr.. Richmond, beat c. l.. Becker. Ekwa- :
nok. . and q Donald Parson. Youngstown.
beat Z. ii. Thayer. Brae Burn, and 2.
Ray Thompson, Of the Engineers
Club, eliminated G. w. Statczell, of
Aronomink, from the second division by
and 5. W. M. Swoope, of Overlook,
reached the final round in the first d.
vision of the boys holiday tournament
today by defeating Lawrence Dow. Of
Detroit, and 2. He will meet George
Dunlop, of Pinehurst, in the finals to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Big g Minor Leagues
Threaten to Bolt
National Assn

BALTIMORE, Dec 30.-The possibil.
ity that the international League and
the American Association may with.
draw from the National Association Of
Professional Baseball Leagues, COM
posed of the minor leagues of the
country, and ente- the new national
agreement as separate and distinct
body, is indicated in correspondence
between President Hickey of the Amer
can Association end Jack Dunn, pres.
ident of the Baltimore club of the In
ternationals.
Judge Landis, baseball high commits
sioncr, is quoted as saying he saw no
reason why the two Glass AA leagues
should not enter the agreement to be
adopted at Chicago next month, as a
class by themselves along the same
lines as the National and American
leagues.
The chief cause Of the dissatisfac-
ton of the two biz minors is the ruling
of the national association that it be
given S per cent of the gross receipts
Of all post-season series. Pres dent
Hickey, in recent letter to Dunn, pro-
tested against this ruling and declared
he would withdraw from the national
body rather than submit to it,
Manager Dunn, who agrees with
Hickey in his stand, has asked Presi-
cent Toole of the Internationals to
have a mail vote of the other club
owners of the league taken on the stu.
alton, but thus far has not heard from
r. .oole.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Stage Celebrities to Help
Swell Receipts; Boxers
to Receive Only 100000

Flstic matters are coming to such a
pass in this mans town NOWADAYS that
local boxing fans are inclined to
stretch and yawn between bouts and
say: We'll, boys, there's nothing much
doin' down the street, so ! guess m
run over to Madison Square Garden TO-
night and see worlds championship
fight"
hardly have the hurrahs over the
oantamweight championship bout h.-
tween Joe Lynch and Pete Herman
ttrailed off into thin echoes than tho
ians are getting ready to park their
oogs around the Garden ringside again
70 sec Benny Leonard, lightweight
S1.nAmpion, NIX things up with Richie
Tuesday, January Ia.
This affair is being STAGED bv Mic,
Anne Morgan, who was the succcssf,I
oiooer Tor the bout against the spirited
opposition Of several rival oromotcys
by dangling $40 900 in front Of Ieonsrd
ana $4,000 before Mitchell. Miss Mo-
gan was able to get both bows Ia scrawl
their John Hancocks" to the set of
sHie!es that will bring them together
1of nlteen rounds or less.
Boxers Are Magnanimons
. The bout will be officially held under
the auspices Of the American Commit.
Toe Tor Devastated France, which /,
seeking TO restore that war-torn land
70 something like Its pre- war condition
That Leonard and Mitchell are al
nroksn up3over frances pitiful condi
slcn - proved by the fact that the,
ms9ht sasily have demanded $40 mi
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Earl Caddock Challenges
New Wrestling Champion

Earl Caddock, the man of a thou
sand holds" is now seeking a match
With "Strangler" Lewis for the worlds
wrestling championship. Gene Melady,
manager Of Caddock, wired Jack Cur
ley Yesterday challenging Lewis on
any terms that viii suit the champion.
All he wants is a chance for the crown.
Caddock de eated John Pesek a few
nights ago in Dcs Moines and that
victory convinced him that he was
ready for Lewis. Caddock also holds
victory over the "Strangler," having
defeated the champion in a match last
May. Lewis is now on the Coast en-
joying the holidays, and as soon as
Curley can get in touch with him viii.
offer him the match.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Bucknell Eleven Drops
Penn, Adds. w. and I,

LEWISBURG. Pa. Dec 3O.-At a
meeting in Philadelphia, the Bucknell
University Athletic Advisory Board ap-
proved the 1921 football schedule. 1t
contains four nome games, five on other
college fields and one on neutral
field.
Several colleges which were played
this year do not appear on the list.
The University of Pennsylvania, Ur-
sinus and St. Bonaventure are replaced
by Washington and Jefferson, Univer-
sity of West Virginia and Catholic
University.
The schedule:
J. at Washington, Sth. Muhlenburg at
Allentown; 18TH. Lafayette at Lewisburg
Z2d, University Of West Virginia a Nor
Eantown; 10Th. Catholic University at
Lewisburg; November >. Navy at Anna
polls l2th. Gettysburg at Harrisburg; 18th.
SusQuehanna at LewisAurg; 2ith, Dickinson
at Carlisle.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Columbia Blanks
Princeton at Chess
And Retains Title

Columbia's chess PLAYERS easily came
through as winners of the twenty
eighth annual tournament of the C. II
Y. P. Chess League as the result of
the games played in the third and last
round at the Manhattar Chess Club
yesterday. The Blue ana White team
thereby retained the championship it
won from Harvard, Yale and Princeton
last year.
The title was clinched through an
unexpectedly severe defeat of Prince
ton. The Tigers, after winning their
final two matches and obtaining a game
record only half a point inferior to
that of Columbia, experienced a COM
plete collapse in form c.d succumb be d
to the skill of the New Workers to the
tune of 40. The members Of tho win
nlng team are M. A. Schapiro, '23; O.
Frink jr., 90; P. Wolfson, '22. and F..
Worden, 30
Wolfson, with three straight, made
the best individual record, Frnk and
Worden contributed 21a each and Scha-
piro l 12. OF the twelve genes played
by the Columbia quartet in this tour
nament, only one was lost ght-by
Schapiro. who was defeated hv Captain
Mott-Smth, of Harvard, in the first
round. The game totals were 9 9H-212
In the Yale Harvard final match the
verdict went to the Blue by 215-1 u
This gave Princeton second place. al
though tied with Harvard in the game
record The Tigers, however, had muc ch
the better score in match results.
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Major Schedule Corfab
Is Set for January 3

CHICAGO. Dec. 80.--The meeting of
the American and National league
schedule committees will be held here
January 8, according to an announce
ment to-day by President johnson of the
American League.
BY framing their playing charts for
1921 at that time the schedules commit
tees Will be ready to report to their
respectiv" leagues at the time of the
Joint meeting of National and American
leagues, on January II, avoiding the
necessity Of calling the perfunctory
schedule meeting previously held in New
York in February. AT the January IL
meeting the proposed new National
agreement between majors and minors
Will be considered and ratified.
special session of the minor leagues
association is scheduled to be held here
January 10 and IL.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Cornell Basketball Team
Declines Trip to Havana

ITHACA, N. Y, Dec. 30.-Cornell is
unable to accept an invitation received
to-day from Havana to send its basket
ball team to Cuba next month, Gradu-
ate Manager Romeyn Berry announced
tonight Jacquez Molnet, captain of
the Cornell five, comes from Chaparra,
Cuba.
The invitation from the Cuban Ath-
letic Club suggested a three-game Sc
rles with its team between January J5
and 70, and guaranteed expenses Of
eight men for the trip. Berry said he
sent cable message expressing regre.
that the Cornell team would be unable
to make the trip, as it's schedule had
been definitely arranged.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Bouts HereabOuts

NEW YEARS DAY (Afternoon)
Commonwealth S. C.-Frankie
Jerome vs.. Jack Tracey, ten rounds;
Matty Brooks VS.. Johnny Lewis, ten
rounds.
East New York A. A.--Eddie Wal
lace vs.. AL kale. fifteen rounds.
RidgewoOd Grove Club-Si,ent
Martin vs. Johnny Howard, fifteen
rounds
Brighton Boxing Club (Staten
Island-Willie Curry VS.. Young
Rector, twelve rounds.
Wcodhaven s. C.-John Sommers
vs.. Walter Mohf, fifteen rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY (Evcning)
Pioneer Sporting Club-Packey
O'Gatty vs. Benny Costcr, fifteen
rounds; Lew Snyder vs.. Larry
Regan, ten rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Complete Spring Schedule

Secretary Joe O'Brien, of the Giants,
has rounded out the complete training
program for the club during the spring
of 1921 by filing in dates for the week
the Giants found they had to idle in
Southern Association byways after con-
Guiding their stay in New Orleans and
before joining up with the Washington
Senators for the tour northward and
eastward.
The Giants will pull out of New
Orleans on the night Of Sunday, March
81. The following day they will engage
the Southern Association representa-
tives of that city at Mobile, Ala. On
Tuesday, March %, the Louisville
american Association club will be en-
gagged at Mobile The following day,
Wednesd sday, Mobile will be played
again, while the next day Louisville
will alternate. The Philadelphia Ath-
letics will close out ;~c week with
games on Friday and Saturday, April
and @
On Sunday. April 3, the Giants will
play Memphis, Of the Southern Associa-
tion at Memphis, after which they Will
make junction with Grifiiths's SEN
ators at Jackson, Miss, on April A, tu
work home in company
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Former Football Leader
Nav Coach Dartmouth

BOSTON, Dec. 3O-The PROBABILITY
that Jackson Cannell, captain of the
Dartmouth varsity eleven last year,
would succeed Clarence Spears as coach
of the Green football teams, was ex-
pressed by those in touch with the Sit
uation to-day. The announcement from
Chicago that Spears would coach at
West Virginia next fall was not unex-
pccted and Cannell, who was his as
sistant this year, was expected to
move up as head coach.
The only other name mentioned is
that of Larry Bankart. q mouth
alumnus who resigned as coach at COL
gate last wear
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
N. Y. A. C.. Water Polo
Squad ROuts COllegians

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. go
The New York Athletic Club water
polo team defeated a picked team of
college s~.rs here tonight by a score
OF 2S 70 Is. The contest was marred
by rough playing, INDUCED in by both
sides.
Captain Joe Ruddy, of the N. Y. A..
c., was the star, scoring three goals
and practically winning the match
single handed. The college men lacked
teamwork. The first half ended with
the score standing 1910, in favor of
the N. Y. A. C. Lecming Jellfe, cap
tain of the water polo team at Yale,
led the collegians.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
A Prosperous NetU Year.

and a Happy one to all our many
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New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Big Out-of- Flown Entry

According to Jimmy Lee, the athletic
promoter OF the City of Yonkers, a
large number of athletes will eat their
New Year dinner away from home this
year. Jimmy bases his prediction on
the fact thai more than sixty entries
Tor the eighth annual flve-mie road
run Of the hollywood Inn Club, which
vlll be held tomorrow afternoon at
onkers, are from out-of -towners.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Admiral to See Bike Races

Admiral Wilson and his staff of the
Atlantic Fleet will attend the profess
sional and amateur bicycle races to
be held tomorrow night in the big
drill shed of the 18th Regiment Armory
in Brookyn Joe Kopsky and Tom
EelIo, the six-day riders, and Lawronc.
Iahney, tho indoor fiat floor cham
pion, will meet in a spccial mile match
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Locals Beaten at Hockey

PHILADELPHIA. Dec so. : The
Quaker City ice hockey team defeated
the st. Nicholas team of New York
2 goals 20 l. in fast game here to-
night The winners will meet the Uni
verSlty of Toronto. intercollegiate
champions O Canada, in q two-gamc
series next Monday and Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Herman Wins by X. o.

The exhibition bouts held at the
Hotel Astor last night, in conjunction
with the meeting of the Marshall Still
man Movement Against Gangsters re-
suited in one knockout, AL Posner TAX
ing the long count in the third round
of his bout with Max Herman. Both
men were featherweights. Herman
won because of his ability to use q
straight left lab.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
COster on Trail of T.yuch

Benny Coster, the East Side bantam
who boxes Packcy O'Gatty in the fea-
turc tifteen-round bout at the Pionce,
Sporting Club tomorrow night, is de-
ve!oping into one of the most danger.
Gus of the little fellows. He stopped
Marty tkidD Brown In Passaic or
Tuesday night, and now is on the trail
or Joe Lynch, tho new champion. This
VIII be the third meeting between Costcl
and O'CAttY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Hornsby Not on the Market

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30-Branch Hickey.
manager of the st. Louis Nationals, to-
day reiterated that Rogers Hornsby, star
iniiclder is not for sale The announce
mcnt followed one made in New York
last night that an offer by the Giants of
100000 and four players for the local
star, had been turned down
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Big Game for Bethany

BETHANY. w. Va, Dec. 3O.-Dart-
mouth College and Bethany College will
meet on the gridiron at Hanover, N. H..
on October 10 next, athletic officials of
the Bethany institution announced here
to-day. Dartmouth offered Bethany the
game
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Canadians Lose on Ice

CLEVELAND, Dec. S0.-The Cleve
land hockey team won the first of q
three game series from the University
OF Toronto tenn. 5 to 3. hero tonight.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

Columbia has now won the cham
pionship fifteen times, Harvard nine
times, Yale twice and Princeton once
In 1909 Harvard and Yale tied, but the
play-of again resulted in tie.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Chicago Defeats Princeton

CHICAGO, Dec 30-The University
OF Chicago five defeated Princeton
10 to H., tonight in the first inter
sectional basketball game this season
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

Oxford Cambridge Stars Win
Close International Contest
Britons Triumph by Only Points; McInnes, Dark
Blue Representative, First i'll 712-N1ile Event;
Carter New Member of IT, S. Team, Is Second
BY Arthur S. Draper
Special Cable to The Tribune

7Copyrght 1y1O NeW Y0TH I776Nne 7Hc7
LONDON, intercollegiate
defeated to-day by the
of three Of the greatest
Hounds The final
score was Cambridge Oxford. Cornell University, 29
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
The Rule of the West


Scotland Ireland Canada and Australia 5ooooooo
hereabouts all hasn't forward good
who left Cornwall for Australia, make
mis- fighting America)
resting Of
the Mississippi River?
boxing encouraged in
Yet what frscs heavyweight have these SO00000o furnished
the the John L. Sullivan, nearly thirty ago?
furnished Freddie Welsh
Owen Moran, Jimmy Wilde and Others
ighweights furnished Terry M(overn
Benny Leonard and others.
But the heavyweight mystery still remains
The Monopoly
The half of the United States plus the Great
Britain mentioned, has something 3O,0OOO00 souls.
The half of the United States possibly 5oo0ooo
The margin the way population
But observe the heavyweight register in detail:
j. j. Corbett California.
Robert Fitzsmmons Cornwall A australia America.
j. j. Jefries, California.
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard Kansas
Jack Colorado
In other weightspolo
golf long distance obaere
predomnance the Of the West.
But in the heavyweight monopoly
rlete-1O0 cent complete.
Among the ghtweph the East has Cans McGovern
Leonard to match against Nelson Wogast and
But the East has had heavyweight mentioning
against champion produced by California;
Why? By of killing idle your conecur
;ng. Your as
"a woodss in Field and Stream
would The point is to mako nation 600 .ba
has been blind for fifty of
any time the subject mentioned The
argument this What does happens country
fifty from now?"
F. H. DByond doubt Annapolis should adopt
inc hreeyear rule for Intercollegiate competition field
favor is the foundation of meeting under
the same rules and regulations al the
sidelnerWe with that the touchdown
handled is useless US is On the rules
mitteA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Ringside Seats for Title Bout
To Be Auctioned Off for Fund

more apiece for their forty-fve minutes
of exercise in the ring.
Tex Richard, lessee of the Garden,
has donated the use of the .uilding.
and John NICE Bowman has granted
the committee the privilege of using
the grand ballroom Of the Hotel Com
modore for an auction sale of boxes
and the first five rows of ringside
seats, to be held next Thursday after
noon at 5 O'clock
Otto B. Shulhof, chairman of the
committee; Miss Morgan, Colonel Ar
thur Woods and Louis C. Stoddard
have been offered the aid of several
we'll known personages in auctionlng
off these seats Miss Katherine Mar
Tin, Of the "Midnight Frolic"; Miss
Marie Dressler Leon Errol. Burr Nc
lntosh, Flo Ziegfeld and Large Bill"
Edwards are among the volunteers
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

Oscar Matthew (Battling) Nelson has
taken out his first papers az a referee.
" some phianthropic guy will now
kindly presen. the battered battlcr
with pair Of duck pants Oscar Mat
thew is willing TO start the show.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
idSPQR1'L!: !!
H. %<H Gal7tzaf7d Rice
Farewell and Hail
l92O--102l

l92O-102l
The errors through nay Score are thick,
The hits are very feav, indeed
Vve been no "Bobe" Ruth 1cith the stick,
Nor any Cobb By aVay of speed.
And get haze no vai1a regrets
To toss into the face of Fate,
The ranished gear has cashed IN bets,
And I haze auiped them from the slate.
neqc road opens on my gaze,
Gray-hu11g with fogs that SHIFT and dart,
Where none may read the future days
Nor guess the answer on the chart.
And net I hnUc no haunting fear
OF aOreching gales aUhere seas are rough;
For as aUe start another gear
A sporting chance is good enough.
Fare1UeU and huil-the road hos turned;
The future has bat this IN store:
That each shall get rhat he has earned.
Who has the right to ask for more?
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Reich Overlooks Licenses

1t ia worthy Of notice that one AL
Reich has taken out license as boxer
IN this state. Al should also have APP
Piled for high diving permit ard a
canvas Topping license while he was
about it. Wouldn't AL, Joe Beckett and
Tow Cowler, the Tumbling Trio, "co
big" in vaudeville singing You Flop
Nc and III Flop You?"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

Others among the ffty-fve boxers
granted licenses yesterday were Turkey
Kelly, Spider Bloom, Original frankie
Fay and Joe Jackson. Say it amt
true. Joe; say it amt true.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

quarter has been tho means Of start.
ing or many n man 70 Huccess Try a
n'inanon wanted Ad In This Tribune--1a
fs"rdr rtr .--Ahyt
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
DEATHS.


ATKINSON--In this city, on Deceu Der
4, 1920, George W. Atkinson, ageu 20
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services from the resi-
0ence OF his son-tn-law, b. G. Portcr,
40 T. Seventh street, on Tuesday after
noon, at o'clock. Interment private
HOOD-ln Elan, Delaware county, Pa
on December 4, 1920, Anna Eliza. wife
Of Samuel Hood, in her Goth year.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
Church. on Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember s, at o'clock. Interment at
GOLDEN-In this city, on December 3,
1920, Daniel j. Golden
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence OF
his daughter, Mrs. John J. Murray, los
s. Brown street, on Thursday morning,
at o'c'Cck. Requiem mass at St
Elizabeth's Church. Interment at ST..
Joseph'g cemetery.
| COSTELLO-On Tuesday morning, De
combcr 7, St Paurs Church, 1t s
o'clock. requiem high mass, in memory
\ Of Mrs Michael Costello.
Relatives and friends are invitel TO
attend without further notice.
| MEANEY-In this city, on December 3,
1920. William T., husband OF Mary A.
Carroll and son Of the late John b. ana
Annie Afeaney.
Relatives, friends, members Of Frater-
nal Order Of Eagles and employees OF Lay.
/ man Machine Co., are invited TO attend
/ the funeral services from his late resi-
/ dence, us Pine street, on Thursday
morning, at O'Clock. Solemn requiem
mass al St. Mary's Church. lnterment az
! Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
NOVEL FEATURES FOR
RED MEMS CARNIVAL

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Dec 6.--At a meeting OF
the various committees arranging for
the Mlnnehaha Tribe Of Red Mems
carnival in ST. Thomas Church par
ish house Friday night. many OF the
final details for the big inside festi-
val were decided on. The commit
tees are hard at work and promise
one OF the best carnivals ever held in
the town. There Will be a number OF
novel features. The carnival which
will be held Thursday, Friday anc
Saturday nights in the armory is for
the benefit OF Minnehaha tribe band
The band, which has been credit
to the town for some years Is badly
In need Of new instruments and tho
money made from the carnival viii
be for that purpose.