Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-17
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
Sporting Notes

New York. Nov. 16.-Tentative nego-
tiations are said to be In progress for
a football game in New Haven next
season between Yale and Iowa. bring
ing together the charges of Tad Jones.
Yales mentor, and his brother How
ard. who coached the Hawkeye lads.
Notre Dame also has been mentioned
as possibility on the Yale schedule
next year, but it is believed that Yale
VIII prefer to play western confer
ence eleven in an inter-sectional con-
test.
Dieppe !, France. Nov. 16.-Georges
Carpenter has asked an indefinite
postponement of his fight with George
Cook. scheduled to be held in London
December 9. The bout had previously
been delayed week at Carpenters
request. The French fighter is report
ed to have broken down under mis-
strenuous training routine and physi-
fight.
San Francisco. Calf. Nov. 1s.-Be-
net mas been expressed that on account
OF the lack of patronage the Califor-
mia winter baseball league will not be
revived next year. The league closes
It's first season next month. Ty Cobb,
roger Hornsby, George Sisler and
are managers of the four clubs in the
league.
Stanford University. Calf, Nov. 1S.-
Every one of the $1,000 seats in the
new Stanford stadium probably will
Gated at the big game" next Saturday
between Stanford and California. Al
ready $4,000 seats have been sold. The
stanford stadium, it is said, is second
only to the Yale bowl in seating ca
pacity.
Philadelphia. Nov 1s.-Lew Tender.
OF Philadelphia. and Samuel Azevedo,
Pacific coast lightweight, have been
matched for an eight round bout here
thanksgiving afternoon. it was an
nounced today.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 1s.-"Denvcr
Ed Martin, Al year old negro heavy-
weight. who has returned to the ring
atter nearly 20 years absence. meets
Harry Wills, at milwaukee,. near here.
rIioay night In 1900 Martin was con-
IN the country. He has won three
bouts and lost none since he started
his comeback recently.
FnHaoeiphia, Nov. 16.-The first
baseball player to receive an award
granted under the state workmen's
compensation bill to David ]. Hick-
man, once an outfielder Of the Brook
iyn Nationals. against the OH City
baseball association. He will receive
" week for. the period from May Z
70 november last as result of n
broken leg.
Eugene. Ore. Nov. 15.-Kincaid fi.id.
on which University OF Oregon ath-
letic history was written here be .ween
1901 and 1918. soon will be no more,
track men performed for years there
soon will be q science museum.
Already the little old grandstand at
kincaid field is being torn down and
garies are berg played on tho new
Hayward field.
'As think of the early days of ath-
letics on Kincaid." Professor H. c.
Howe. faculty member of the athletic
committee said recently II have
mental picture OF Anse Cornell an Orc
gon running quarterback who took the
breath OF spectators. and see Weary
Chandler, one OF Oregon's greatest
players. Weary USED to sit in classes
with an expression OF great weariusss
but he played football like a demon.
Then there was Iron Toe" Moul-
iSbs u hASal hiCRef, JoHuny tSeCketE,
Lewis Pinkham. George Hug. Graham
Mitchell. the first Of several Brick"
Mitchells here, and Dick Smith who
played for Oregon and later was car-
tain At Columbia.
On kincaid field; Hugo Bc.leek,
great Pasadena team" tha. defeated
Pennsylvania
Danville. KY, Nov. 15-The Centre
college football team will play Har-
ward on October Il. 1922, one week
earlier than the game was played this
year. Centre officials announced today
that acceptance OF Harvard's invita-
ton, received yesterday. will go for
ward within a short time.
After accepting the invitation. Fred
Moore, graduate manager. explained
the advance date by saying Centre
and Princeton are too much for Har-
ward on successive Saturdays.
Princeton. N. j.. Nov. 15.-Six mesn-
earned their letters will be graduated
In June. and ten have n least one more
year of intercollegiate football ahead
Of them. Those to be graduated are:
Keck. Louric. Garrity. u. Stinson.
Hooper and wittmer. Those available
Scott. Rutan. Won Scrilling, Lipscomb.
r. Stinson, Euwer, Cleaves and Gill
roy.
Ames, Iowa. Nov 1.-THE first
chapter of Sigma NI. honorary scien-
tific fraternity, ever granted to a state
land grant college, was installed at
Iowa State College. DIR. C. L. McClung.
professor of zoology at the University
of Pennsylvania, national president,
and DR.. Henry v. Ward, professor of
zoology at the University of Illinois.
had charge of tho installation ccrc-
moDy.