davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1921-05-13

London, IL. maja. = Danes po-
poldne je Lloyd George naznanil
V nizji posi-. zbornici, da je nem-
Ska vlada brezpogoJno spreJela
zahteve najviSjega zavezniskega
koncila, katera SO bile dane Mem
6iji ultimatumu na 5. maja. Oh
ljubila je, da bo izvrsila vse zah-
teve brez zamude ali rezerve.
London, II. maja. DR.. Stha-
mer, nemSki minister, je podal da-
nes oh IL. uri dopoldne britiske-
mu premierju Lloyd Georgu odgo-
vor NemGije, katerega je Lloyd
George takoj razposlal ma vse prl,
zadete Wade.
Besedilo nemSkega odgovora Sc
glasi:
"Gospod Prvi Minister;
V soglasju pravkar spreJetlml
instrukcijami, mi ukazuje moJa
vlada, soglasju sRlepom drzaT-
mega zbora in ozirom ma resolu-
ciie zavezniSkih moci dine D. ma
ia, 1921, ola V menu move nemske
Wade izjavim sledece:
Nemska vlada je polno sklenila,
prviG, da izpolne brez rezerve all
pogoja svoje obligacije, kakor Jih
ie dolocila odSkodninska komisiJa
Drugie, ola sprejme in izpolnf
brez rezerve ali pogoja garanciJe
V oziiu onih obligacij predplsanlh
DO odSkodninski komisiji.
Tretjic, da izvrsi brez rezervf
ali zamude tiste korake glede mill
taristicnega, mornariskega in IRA
koplovnega razorozevanja kot SC
bill sporoGeni nemSli vladi V mott
Izavezniskih sill ma %. januarJa.
1921. One, XII bi re morali biti IL.
vrseni, Sc bo izvrsilo takoJ, ostalc
pa Ma predpisani cas-.
Cetrtic, da vrSi brez rezerve all
zamude sodno obraynavo mad Vol
mimi zloGinci in izpolne vse ostale
|neizpolnjene dele pogodbe kot j.
omenjeno prvem paragraph note
zavezniskih vlad dne 5. maja
Prosim zavezniSke sile, ola wa
meio to deklaraciio ma znanJe.
Sthamer. -
Mr.. Lloyd George je izjavil '
posIansli zbolnici, lSo je precital
|izjavo; ''To ie popomo spreJetJl
vsake zahteve.
Pariz, II. maja. - Tu Sc izjav-
liza, da Sc bo sklicalo Sc emo. kon-
ference zavezniskega najvisJega
sveta in sicer pred l. junijem. Ma
niei bodo reprezentirane Zdruzene
drzave in NemclJa poleg oStall!
zaveznikov. Razpravljalo Sc bo
naCinih kako mai Sc zagotovi pla-
cevanje odSkodnine. Obenem Sc bo
poskusalo uravnati problem igor,
ME Slezije.
Francosko Gasopisje pozdravlja
nemsko odlo6itev, ker Sc je uklo-
Mia zahtevam ultimatuma, toda
zahteva cd svoje Wade, ola maj prl-
drzi nedavno mobilizirano voja-
Stvo, to .ie letnik 1919 toliko casa.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-13
v BRITANIJI Sc SEPETA o
RDECI REVOLUCIJI.

l4OluOl, l.. IloJo'
delavska situacija je danes izred-
no resna. Zeleznicarji Sc bodo Ju
tri sestali, da Sc posvetujejo med
seboi, ce mai pomagajo Sc vedno
stavkuioeim premogarjem ali ne.
Transportni delavci so re sklenili,
da Sc noGejo pritakniti nobenega
della, kjer Sc to tice importiranega
premoga, Ce Sc zeleznicarJi skle-
nejo, tedaj ne bo dobila Angina
nikakega premoga. Posledica tega
bO, ola Sc bodo vse tovarne, yes ze-
lezniSki promet in takorekoc ySe
drugo ustavilo, ker ne bo premoga
"a pogon, ako Sc namrec ne pri-
elasi zadostno Stevilo prostovolJ-
cey. XII bi razkladali In nakladah
premOg,
V nekaterih krogih sc zatrJuJe, da
ie sedai Velika Britannia blize ra-
dikalni revolueije kot je Sc kdaJ
bila. Danes Sc je vrSila pomeniJiva
kabinetna seja, h kateri je bill po-
ivan tudi Basil Thompson, nacel-
mix britiSke tajne sluzbe. GovorI
Sc, da namerava ministrstvo zace-
ii aretiranjem raznih agitatorJev
in propagandistov, ki so nepresta-
no ma delu in katelih SteviEo dne-
vno naraSca.
Delavstvu po vsej dezeli kipi
kri V zlah. Taxi delavci, ki so bill
poprej konservativni, vstopaJo V
velikem Stevilu vrste ekstreml-
stov. Upanja "a kompromis so "a
celia umirati in vlada cuti, ola bo
treba zaGeti bojem do skrajnostl,
Ge Sc premogarska stavka takoj nc
konca.
Brussel, Belgija, II. maja. =
Pristaniski delavci V Belgiji 50 Sc
uprli vsemi postavnimi sredstvl,
da bi nakladai premog "a Angll-
10, Sc naznanja tn, PristaniSld de
layci Belgiie so sklenili, da sto5s
solidarno ma strani britiskih pre-
mogarjev in jim pomagajo do
image.
(Ze IL tega Sc vidi kaka veli-
kanSka sila je organizirano in soil
darno. delavstvo. Kadar bodo de
lavci vSega Sveta tesni zvezl be
njihova moe postala absolutno ne
premagljiva. Danes ze nj kapitali-
stiGni svet glavna ovira delavske-
GA uSpeha, pa6 pa nekateri lopoy-
ski voditelii delavstva, ki Sc vii
hotapf1o delavske vrste in jih
potem "a debele tisoeake izdajajo
Kdo We koliko 'tisoGakov so dobiii
voditelji britiSkih zeleznicarjev In
tranSpOrtnih delavcev, ola so pre-
klicali stavko pomoc stavkujo-
elm premogarjem. Ce bi ne bilo IL
daie od njihove strani, bi brltlskl
premogarji ze triumfirali. Kliub
izdajstvu voditeljev so zelezniGar,
il in transportni delavci Sc na
strani premogarjev in kdo We kai
Sc V teku kratkega casa utegne
zgoditi IL tega).
Glas svobode., 1921-05-13
VOLUME (LETNIK) Xxx.
NEMcI so zACELI S PROTINA-
PADOM MA POLJSKE
VSTASE.

Berlin, II. maja. - Stevilna po-
rocila IL vseh strani Zgornje Sic
zije kazejo, da je nemsko civilno
prebivalstvo zacelo ofenzivo
proti poljskim vstasem. Prvi sire
Ii so Sc re oglasili V medsebojnem
spopadu.
Nemci so prekoracili reko Oder
Pc hudem boju IL pusk in topov in
porazili Poljake. PoljaEi so Sc u
maknili in bojec Sc masakra so "a
grozili, da razstreljijo rudnike.
0peln, H. maja. - Kljub temu.
da Sc je poroGalo, da je sklenjeno
premirje med poljskimi vstaa in
nemskim prebivalstvom, Sc boji
med Poljaki in Nemci nadaljujejo
v treh krajih Zgornje Slezije "
Rosenbergu, Coselu in Ratiboru.
! V bojih Sc uporablja cello tezko
tartilerijo. Poljaki rabijo topove,
!katere so odvzeli Italijanom in
Francozom, Nemci pa rabijo topo-
I'VE, katere so Italijani pripravili
"a obrambno rabo in katere so
Francozi prepovedali rabbit Mem
lcem.
V spopadu pri Ratiboru je 400C
Nemcev puSkami porazilo 2OO0
Poljakov, Xxi so bill oborozeni
strojnimi' puskami Nemci so tako
osvobodili mesto pred poljskim O.
bleganjem, XII bi skoro pablo Po-
iljakom roke Nemci prayijo, ola
MISC trpeli pr tenn spopadu nika-
|kil. izgub, docim je pablo Sc
demnajst Poljakov in poleg tega
SO Nemci zajeli Sc sedem strojnih
IpuSk.
| Kljub temu, ola zagotavlja Kor-
fanty, voditelj poljskih vstasev,
da Sc je doseglo z zavezniki spora
Izrrm, pravijo slednji, da tenn ne
vedo nic. Italijani in Britanci "a
lnikujejo to kategoricno. Franco
lski oficijali pa pravijo, da Sc VI.
Ise pogajanja. "a
FrancoZi pomagajo ma SkrlvaJ
| Poljakom puskami in strelji-
vom. Splosno Sc opaza, ola Sc
Francoski brezsl1rbno meSajo s
|poljsEimi vstasi.
Warsava, II. maja. Poljsli
lpremier Witos je naznanil danes
Nv dezelni zbornici, da Sc je med
AdeIbertom Korfanty in MEDIA
veznisko komisijo doseglo spora-
yum, ki bo resil sedanjo situacijo
V Zgornji Sleziji.
] Katovice, IL maja. Franco
ski tenk, ki Sc je nahajal ma trgu
ly Katovici, Je danes raZpodll ma
predujoco poljsko vstasko strazo,
| ko je zacel streljati ma MO S
strojno puSko, kateri so Sc ma
hajali samo slept naboji.
Strata ie velikanskim pono-
som in zastavami prikorakala ma
trg. Vodili so jo castniki ma iskrih
konjih Ko je dospela do robu tr-
ga, Sc je tenk zasukal in mahoma
Sc je vsul nedolzen ogenj IL, dveh
strojnih pusk naraynost V PolJa-
ke. Yes red je bill mahoma po-
kvarjen. Castniki SO obrnili konje
in zdirjali vso silo z nevarnega
kraja. Voiaki so pometali puske
cd sebe in bezali V hudi pani1i.
| V teku par minut zc nj bilo videti
wee nikogar. -
BritiSki in francoski vojah so
pobrali potem ma cesti 500 pusk.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-13
BRITISKo SODISCE JE PRI-
ZNALO SOVJETSKO
RUSIJO.

London, II. maja, = Danes je
prizi no sodisee uradno priznalo,
da ie britiska vlada pripoznala
rusko sovjetsko Waldo. Ia Gin je
tiako vazen, ker dale ruskemu tr-
govskemu zastopniku Leonidu
Krassinu prOSto pot V njegovih tr-
govskih pogajanjih.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-13
SPRJMETA Sc

UPRAVNIK "a list GlaS Svobode
in potovalni ZASTOPNIK "a O.
srednji zapad. Kogar veseli in Sc
cuti zmoznega maj radi place, OH
roma provizije ter nadalinih in
formacij pise ma: Glas Svobode,
1856 S. Crawford Ave-, Chicago.
Ill.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-13

NestalnoSt bliSkOv, OStrina me-
Gev, brzina metrov = to so zen
ske.-Neznan izdijski pisec.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Te. Richard Secures Reel Cham pionsl,ip Fighs

E'HOUGH he steadily
lightweight Square
Benny Leonad refusal to listen
February
ereauts Dempsey Georges Carpenter
with
Johnny Wilson fifteen Unless greatly
making the weight Greb shod lift the title
unpopular champions the boxing
unpopular for He
unsatisfactory and furthermore usually
from among the ham-and-egg variety
Indeed there stigma attached his
said held by Cleveland
fairly knocked out by Bryan Dowey City,
Cleveland robbed
Boston
However that be- the fact that Wilson
popular be doubtless would
has ghost him
For which the battle seou"
The Greb guarantees
how tightly Wilson may drawn his
OVERS the racing
lawsuit between the stables ownership
Playlow full brother of Man The the limited
only by the capacity of the
New York turf devotees could be duns
But the ora will their chakng
the first odds For the Payfeow developed
training profession illustrated by its Hill
dreth and Sunny Jim" Fitzsmmons
AS the public will
sealed verdict has been and will be read
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Yale Squash
Team Defeats
ApawanisLlub
Tom Coward Downs Living
stOn Plaft in Feature of
Afternoon at Rye Courts

Squash tennis players from the Yale
club scored an easy victory over mem
bers of the Apawamis club, of Rye, yes
terday afternoon sn the courts OF the
latter, the final count being to I IN
favor of the locals. Basil Harris, rep
resenting Apswamis, was the only men,
ber of his team to win, Otis L. Guern-
sey losing to the former after a close
three-game match.
Tom Coward, the junior national
champion, and A. J. Cordier, former
Guire were the Yale men who won, and
all of the matches, which were writ
messed by fine crowds, were close.
Coward defeated Livingston Platt,
1913, I5-l2, 15-9, IN what probably
was the feature of the afternoon The
junior champion, who only last week
won the national annual scratch tour
ffament at the Crescent A.. c.. in Brook
lyn, was slow to get warmed up yes
terday and dropped the opening game
after forcing Platt into extra innings.
Coward played at top form in the sec
ond and third games, and except foZ 3
few times when Platt led by cne OF
two point margin the Yale player ccns-
mxnded the situation throughout.
Platt's performance IN the first game
was marked by clever placements and
some very good gets. The 'seteran hsa
a fine change of pace and oEtplayed his
opponent during the early hands, but
when Coward started slammirg the
ball the game speeded up and Plats
was kept Oh the defensive for the most
part
The summarizes:
Thomas Coward Yale, defeated Living
ston Platt. Apawanis. I2--1s, I5-12 15--s:
4. j. Cordier. Yale. defeated w. J.
Knapp. Apawamjs, I5-1e, 17-1s 15--9:
Basil Harris, Apawarsais. defeated O. J..
Guernsey, Yale. Ills, 1S-l5. 1S--z5. G.
J. Mcclure. Yale. defeated Il Duncan
BuikIey, Yale. 1s--15, 1S-I4.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Havana Entries
To-mnrrnE


First race (maideu tvo-year- claim
.As purse S100. three-quarters of mile)
eASuh Girl, 1907 xAieso, 100; Lustre, f10;
Ta Tan etefano. 1893; King B.. fos; xColonel
AZ leS; xCarri- Baker, 100: Loveliest
rh,..., r7yS. xNaomi X. 100. Tricolette. 1o5
1nistiehloorn, 105.
second race (three-ye-x- and up
haIf ,,,u,g ,nia,i'ning' purse $500; five and a
vi tur'ones> - Boher-na Breena, 1o7;
pssacy Betty. lo2; xAutomatic Red, 100
in ,eney -, TO- Cy Merrick, I1o; Acc,ama- :
Fraa, Fon, no xDoogias Fairbanks 105: Lady
iass e,nnah' le1 Scintillate. 1o2; Lullaby
". CannonbaN. 10s.
vs..,a tn'ra race tthrse~ ~vear r-olds and up-
f,~,u Claiming purse s70o; five and a half
In..na.ss Insuss) The Engljshman. f00 Yeo-
Miasese' lN2. Jessiea r, t07; Lyric. los
,ssaan; nse lie; Maricusa. 100: Machine Gun
lia va tvs Lee Enfield. ITO: Jack uealy,
A'ag Worth. no; Beretta, 1872
wa~',ftn oaftn race tthres year -oids and up-
Of canning; purse $7o0; three quarters
er.s 9s 9s.'le i--xEnd Man, III: xKoran. t0I !:
nao.. son n5 xSuRarrnint SO: xHllly
.s. AO%' Old Sinner. lis: Occupation
war; race (three-yesr- -olds and. up-
f.,r,e. claiming: purse sT00: five and half
er 'ongsi--- Marion fIosiins. III. xStarlad.
ps,tsh,,,rA ASir Jack. le3: xBaby Faust, i0s
xsecnstsg, ia, xI.oyaiist. I18; Butler. ia
onanhas 1onain, IFS, xSureget, 1I2, Trl-
e,s.s,1ann e,snan race (thrse~y ea--oids and upward
ynrasaNsl purse S790; one mile and fifty
GlavsS ,ascs scs er Eulhry, 1906; xHarry
iie; "a, aos: \ Miss Ii:Iarity. s4i Ravensea,
~ noie io7 ! Fireworth, 10. xNayasn
ean sisGrEe said,aEe W. %, Toss Up. 1o2: Ameri-
~pprcntfcs allowance
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
New York Team
Beats Out Todd
Players, 2 to l
Shipyarders Drop Close Con-
test; Clarke Shoots Win
ming Goal Near Game s End

once again coming from behind, as
IN the cup game of week ago, the
Todd Shlpyards soccer eleven defeated
the New York Football Club by the
score OF goals to in a champion
ship game of the American Soccer
League at Todd Field, in South Brook
lyn, yesterday afternoon. Neither side
scored in the first half, in which New
fork did most Of the pressing, and
the home team owed much to the fine
work Of Renzulli, its goalkeeper. TIE
victory enabled the national champions
tp keep close to Philadelphia, with
whom they had played IL tie in
Philadelphia on Saturday.
New York, playing against the wind
in the second half. was first to score. as
the result of a penalty given against
Whitehead five rinutes after the re-
start. Duggan negotiated she penalty
KICK. Midway in the second half Nc
helvey equalized for the home side
right after foul was allowed against
Van den Eynden, of New York. Two
minutes from the end Clarke shot the
winning goal from a corner kick bv
Mcclellan, on the left.
The line-un,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

THROUGHOUT last weeks big baseball conferences New
missioner Lands dominated the field
concusively
leagues the week previously.
Judge Lands has the confidence Of
ball Furthermore he has the
office he has wrought
he carry
the
of Primarily
Without the the
profession
Recruits not the major leagues the
World War;
hit the minors hard for naturally the
subject
training
But another element enters the Independent
pro leagues which the
the best players
for advancement mind
scOer
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Fall River Bows
To Harrison Soccers

Fall River United, New England's $
crack soccer aggregation, had to bow
yesterday to the superior skill of the
team representing the Harrison Foot
ball Club in the American League
match at Harrison, N. J. The Jersey
men won by the score of goals to l.
At half time the home team was lead
ing by 90.
A long shot by Post started the scor-
ing for Harrison after twenty minutes
of play. Individual play by Hemins-
ley yielded the second point soon at
ter Sundberg. of Fall River, missed a
penalty. Ends had been changed only
a minute when Corrigan, of Fall River
broke loose and took the ball right
down for the visitors only tally After
twentv minutes of play Heminsley shot
Brown and Ford added goal apiece.
The Iiua-uU.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
New Orleans Entries

First race Cpurse $500; claiming; maiden
two-year-osds; six furlongs) -" Punella, sS :
Accordant. 1913; Prudence 10l: IIedg wick
30; Paul Micou. 101; Billy Buttons 106
Daisy Fields. ss Ever Bold, 1os: 'wilfex
| Track, io5; Hermoden, 1o5.
Second race (purse 5000; claiming Tor
four-year- otds and upward: six furlonsa -
81 Just. 10: Pretender. 1l5; Charles ].
Harry Rudder. 40; "Iron Boy, no; Serv-
Ice Star, 1l5; 'Princess Lou i01; American
bos bose s,d1 III; FIeer 10 NY First ~ The
lo7 Broncho Billy 115.
Third race (purss $500: claiming for
.Qur @ -year-olds and upward; six furlongs)-
War Pennant. 11o; safranor. 1912; Bees
Paper. l07; Goidstoue no. Tiger Rose
IL; Donatelio, l15; Madras Gingham. 1877 ;
sEond no. The Trump. 1i5 'Corkey W,
no. Squire Charlie, 11s.
Fourth race (purse s7oo; allowances: for
two o-year-olds; six furIongs) s)-trrico, 100; ;
1o9 Mary Maxim lo2; Stock Pin, li2
Jake Berger, il6
Fifth race {purse 500. allowances: for
ee-year-olds ar aud upward; one inilel-
rncog, 1885, Hobey Baker. IOs: Mysterious
Girl. 109.
Sixth Race (purse $500. claiming: for
three-year-olds and upward; one mile and
9. observation-disclosures F. McMahon. iOa
Verify. los; sJohn Arbor, 100; RIazonry
III; Johnny overton. ios. sAlcatraz, 1oS
sshc Devil, 1903; Lady Ward. 1ca; Thir-
teen III; Countsrbalance. III; miss Fon-
taine, 100: Napthalius, i11 SMachiaveili
100; Young Adam, III; Or. Campbell, III
Car III.
Seventh race (purse s7o0: claiming, for
three year-olds and upward one mile and
sixteenth ~BaAyhell. 1a6; sThe Colleen
Rawn. los Ollie Wood M Little ed
III; Joe Joe. los: On High, lo8 Harvest
King. IL; L Enioleur. Ill old Faithful,
I0S; *Zoue dArmee. 109 King Trojan
l0b; Jerry 1os; sLink Boy. Ios, Crimson
Rambler. 102. Serbian III. 7ichelleu los,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Columbia Starts Swim Season
Against McCill This Evening

Coach Edward Kennedy's Columbia
watermen will open their 1921'22
swimming season tonight when they
compete against the swimmers of Nc
Gill University. Twelve meets COM
prise the Morningside schedule, which
includes contests with Penn. Prince
ton, Yale and Brown, the season COM
ing to a close with the intercollegiates
In the Weightman Hall pool Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Kennedy is optimistic regarding this
seasons prospects, despite the fact that
he has lost Kindelberger, Rogers and
Simmons, of last years team The
Lion team of water men this year in
cludes Captain Walter Eberhardt, for
the so, 100 and relay; Chrystal, for the
so and relay; Bernard, so and relay;
Poly, 220 yard; knebnei, 220, and
Lange for the 100; all these men are
back from last year.
gave him third place in the Antwerp
Olympic games in 1920, is rounding
into shape for the intercollegiate title
at his favorite event. Last year illness
prevented this star from what was
generally conceded rs sure victory
for the Morningsiders. 'sTiny" Mahar
will be Kennedy's best bet in the
plunge.
To-night's meet will be the first ever
held between the representative water
men, and little is known OF the strength
of the across the border" athletes
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Two Officials From
East Will Act i'm
Big Pasadena Game
Presidents Will Have Say
in Selection of Field
Judges for Coast Contest

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Two off,
cials from the East and an equal num-
Der from the West will have charge of
the game at Pasadena on January ?
between Washington and Jefferson and
the University of California.
This announcement was made to-
night by Manager Robert NJ Murphy
of the Presidents, who said that Coach
Andy Smith Of the Bears had gener-
ously agreed to split equally the four
arbiters between the opposing Sec
tions. In a longdistance telephone
conversation with Murphy Smith asked
the Washington and Jefferson mentor
to submit list of Eastern men suit
" the Presidents. and be stated
that he would submit to the Red and
sack list OF Western men. East is
10 select two frun, the list at hand and
tE1ese men viii handle the game.
The actual designation of duties as
to referee, umpire, linesman and field
judge vii be decided on later
Manager Murphy had made TO de-
mand for Eastern men, although Wash
lngtou and Jefferson is naturally more
familiar with the officials in the ex-
treme East, and the Red and Black
att critics are consequently greatly
pleased with the California courtesy
in granting them the selection of half
the men. Murphy gave no intimation
of what men he would mention in his
list, and will tender none until he has
mad conference with Coach Neale.
The Presidents have had experience
with practically all the high-class off =
cials east of Ohio, and it is expected
that no difficulty will be experienced
in having two of the best in this dis
trict go to the Coast for the clash. 1t
is expected to have the matter COM
pletely closed before the Presidents
leave for Pasadena next Saturday. 1t
was also stated to-day that it had been
definitely decided to carry twenty
MA yers the " ial,t,t
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

SOME the fourth
and fifth major will
quire activities comparatively
small cities into O. populations
Neither the New International
has the Indeed
International
changes within
matter of fact there
leagues Each
members that carried along the others
Besides which, there players round
out major league clubs This
mad scramble
the population which deter
m Of baseball.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Walter Higgins Not Likely
To Run on Boards This Year
Columbia Star Declines to
Enter the 3,OOO-Meter
Event at Wilco Games
By lack Masters

with the announcement last night
that the annual indoor games Of the
Wiico a. A. would be held on February
l8 at the 18th Regiment Armory,
Brooklyn, it was learned that Walter
Higgins, OF Columbia University, one
Of the best distance runners in the
East, is unlikely to compete on the
boards this season.
Higgins won the 3,000-meter special
at the Wilco games last January,
which carried with it leg on tle
Hirshon Trophy 10 be won three times
for permanent possession, and it was
when his entry for this event was re-
quested that the news OF his possible
retirement came out. Higgins injured
his right foot some time ago and did
not compete in the national intercol-
legiate cross-country championship, al
though it was believed that he had an
excellent chance to win the title.
The Blue and White star, who is
credited with the fastest performance
ever made over the old six-mile course
at Van Cortlandt Park, has run many
sensational races in the last two years,
one of these being the 3,000-meter spe-
cial in which he ran second to Jofe
Ray, when Guillemot, the Olympic
5,000-meter champion, was defeated by
this pair in Madison Square Garden.
Jack Sellers, metropolitan half-mile
indoor champion, will defend his title
at the Wilco games. He will be op-
posed, among others, by Jimmie
O'Brien, of the Loughlin Lyceum, the
quarter-nlile title holder, and Bernie
Wefers. New York A. c., sprint cham
pion. O'Brieu, who had phenomenal
success indoors fast season, Is taking
his time about getting into shape, ana
ls likely to beat both Sellers and
Wefers, for he will have had a long
rest.
The senior metropolitan seventy
yard dash and one-mile run will be de-
cided this year at the games of the
Osceola Club, which will be staged at
the 7th Regiment Armory on January
Ia. Bernie Wefers holds the sprint
title and Andy Craw, of the Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
CreenIeaf TO Defend
Title Against Woods

Ralph Greenleaf, who viii defend his
title against Arthur Woods in the
thTee-day pocket billiard match which
starts IN the grand ballroom of the
hotel Astor next Wednesday, has been
installed strong favorite against
woods, IN spite Of the fact that the
ia.ter has many hackers who are con-
aonnt that he will defeat the champion.
woods has twice beaten Greenleaf in
tournament matches at 450 points, and
Oeheves that he is better suited to the
short game. The men will play 15o
points Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day evenings for the net receipts, a
si'oOO purse and a medal emblematic
OF the worlds championship.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Viking Soccers Beat
Rochester Team, 4 TO 3

Ercountering the Rochester CITY
Moose Football Club in the third round
of the cup competition Of the United
States Football Association at New
York Oval yesterday, the Vikings of
this city won out by the close score of
4 goals to 3 and earned the right to
meet Harrison in the fourth round. At
half time the Vikings were leading by
to l, but in the second period the up
state PLAYERS made it decidedly inter
estlng for the home team and came
within an ace of evening up.
Hugstrom was first to score for the
Vikings after 10 minutes of play, but
Doodson. the visiting center, equalized
two minutes later. Peterson, Gustaf-
son and Kvist contributed point each
to the Vikings total Rochesters
two goals in the second half were both
shot by Doodson within five minutes of
each other during the last stage of the
game.