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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Navy Makes Sweep
OF Six-Cornered
Athletic Program

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 1s.-The
Annapolis midshipmen again cleaned
up to-day in a six-cornered program
of athletic events, every contest being
won by decisive margin.
The presence of so many athletes
from New England institutions fea-
tured the day. The middies took the
measures Of the swimmers of the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
by score of 81 to 16 and overwhelmed
the boxers of the same institution, 81
to 0. Dartmouth wrestlers succumbed
to the prowess of the Navy lads, rs to
5 points, and Yale fencers were bested
in a series of bouts with the foil,
sabres and duelling swords, II to s.
In gymnastics Uncle Sans naval
wards showed their supremacy over
Haverford by a score of SO to 16, while
the Navy basketball team scored a
comparatively easy triumph over Mari
eta College of Ohio, 40 to 16.
Boxing and wrestling attracted the
most interest of the big throng of
spectators. All of the bouts with the
gloves were marked by hard fighting,
but the Navy men gained the advantage
largely because of their superior physi-
cal condition. Three of the bouts were
stopped by the referee, because the
Tech contenders were being pretty
badly used up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
To-day's Soccer Schedule
lNTERsTATn LEAG1:E

INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Field.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
Todd's Field -
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT LEAGUE
Cathoiic Club of West Harlem VS.. Wood
side at Harlem Oval.
toria. Ns "a" a."
Viking F. G. b" VS. calpe Americans
at Maconbs Dam Park
~ guaranty Trust VS.. British Great War
veterans at Macombs Dam Park.
Mahhattan vs. Hudson at Woodslde.
LA SULTANA CUP TIES
Park.
Carleton Hill VS.. Viking r. {. at Garlic
EXHIBITION GAME
Greenpoint VS.. s. 5. Celtic at McGold-
rick's Park 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
u. $. Declines, Invitation
To Paris Tennis Nee

Julian S. Myrick, president Of III.
United States Lawn Tennis Association
announced last night that the assoeia
ton had been invited to send repre-
sentative to the meeting Of the Inter
national Lawn Tennis Federation, whiei
will take place m Paris on March Is
but that the invitation had been DE-
clined owing to the impossibility Q,
finding any delegate able to make tn
triD.
President Myrick, however, wrote
letter to the federation, explaining tht
attitude of the national association b
regard to joining the internatiOns
body. The United States tennis repre-.
sentatives did not feel that they could
identify themselves with the federation
until the matter of holding champion.
ships in perpetuity at Wimbledon had
been altered.
The feeling In this country, however,
is that international laws for tennis
are gradually drawing all countries 60
gether, and that before long everybody
will be in agreement on these matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
VOORHEES, and Chandler
Tie i'm Jamaica Shoot

j. K. VOORHEES, and Captain A. Chan
dler tied for the high scratch prize at
the Jamaica Bay traps of the Bergen
Beach Gun Club yesterday Each had
81 out Of a possible 100 targets. As
Captain Chandler is professional, he
was not eligible for the prize. and the
trophy went to the first named gunner.
o. keppler won the high handicap cup
with 90 out of possible 100 targets.
G: S. K. Remsen took second prize
with card of 90.
The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Boston Men Advance
I'm Canadian RacOuets

MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-As result
Of victories in the second round of the
Canadian racquets championship games
played here, four Bostonians,- 4 Pow.
ers, c. C, Peabody, A. Shaw and r.
Hayward, and two Canadians, J. Har-
vey, Ottawa, and F. Martin, Hamilton.
qualified for the next round.
Results in the games played this
afternoon were:
Second round-J Harvey. Ottawa. de-.
Isated W Il, o'Donoghue, Montreal,
lo-l5, l5-l2, 16-14; r Hayward. Bos.
ton. defeated Harvey Pulford, Ottawa
ID. Ills, 16-14 ia; +. Martin
Hamilton, defeated A. Lavoie. Quebec;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
First Defeat at Soccer
For Burnley This Season

LONDON, Feb. 19.--The defeat of the
Burnley football team by Hull this az
ternoon, 3 to O, in the third round Of
the English cup tie series, was the first
loss suffered by the team this season.
Other British football results this af-
ternoon were as follows:
ENGLISH CUP
Everton. 8: Newcastle o. Ashton villa,
y Z; Htuddersfield. 0, Plymouth, o: Chelsea,
o. Luton. 2; Preston n. e, g. South End
y Tottsnham Hotspur, 8 SOUTHAMPTON
FIRST DIVISION
Arsenal. .; Oldham Athletics. 2. Black
burn r.. 1; Sheffield y, l, Bradford City.
sEcoND DIVISION
'' .ro2n.rbsm q cIaptgn Raekpoo,,
BAN f.. 0. MOTIFS County. o; Port Vale. /.
'The Wednesday, i S. Shields /. West
ham L., 0; Bury, !.
THIRD DIVISION
Brcntford, o. Swindon Town. i. Rrigh.
q Portsmouth, O. Crystal p. 3; Newport
G. o; Grimshy t.. q, Exeter city. o.
Norwich City, 2; Dillingham; / Reading.
n. O. y "@ L. "''''hSF
Rugby Union championship semi-finai--
leicestersh!re. 8; Yorkville s.
NORTHERN UNION
Bailey. z; Keighey D. Bramley. o,
Huddersheld, 8, Broughton. ~; wigan, 8.
harrow. 20; ST. Hclens, 6, DewsbCry 90:
Bgadfprd, s. Itui, 20; Hunset, 3. Leeds
Wakefield, s. Eoeb@ale. 4; Halifax g.
Stafford. 7 Warrington. rs. Widnes 4;
Swintou, . Yorc, 8; Han Kingston. IL
Oldham, S: st, uslca's Rec. 9
SCOTTISH cUp
Dundee. o; Aberdeen. 0. East Fife, i;
Celtic, 3, ArUadalc. 2 Albion Rovers. 2.
Rangers, 0 Alloa. o. Hamilton, o; Hearts,
I Ayre. L; Motherwell, l. Dumbarton, s:
Nithsdele. 0. East Sterling, /; Patrick, 3.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
kilmarnoek. q; 8irdaie. 0. Morton, II
> o l.Snark, Q; Hibernians q. Clyde
2, Queens Q. Clydebank, !; Faiksrks a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
klesick High Gunner
At Nassau Club Traps

A. Klesick was the high scratch gun
ner in the weekly shoot of the Nassau
Trapshooting Club at Mineola yester-
day. He had card of 4s-2--5o out
of possible SO targets. George La
scelle and DR.. G. II. K. Schenck tied
for the high handicap prize, the trophy
going to the first named gunner. Each
had full score of so targets
Forty-five guuners came to the firing
line, and with the exception of ten
they all completed the full program.
The conditions we're fairly satisfactory
and the majority of the scores were
high. The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Hamilton Wins ae Hockey

UTICA, n. Y, Feb. 19.-Hamilton
College maintained it's clean record on
the ice to-day, when the fast Clark
son Tech team was taken into camp
by 6 to ] score. The Buff and Blue
took the offensive at the start and
shortly before the first whistle blew
Thompson Gagged two goals. The Sec
ond period Clark scored one and
Thompson added another, giving
Hamilton a substantial lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Lewis TO Meet HeracI

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. led
Stranger" Lewis, world Champion
heavyweight wrestler, will meet Ro-
Iando Heracl, Pennsylvania champion.
who recently defeated Charley Cutler
in title match, here March 8, accord
ing to an announcement made to- av
by Paul Schwartz, local promoter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20

Vermont; ., Fordham: IS. Columbia; 10,
Pennsylvania 10. Holy Cross. at Worces-
ter; 49, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia: %.
Brown; 2S. Trinity; 80. Dartmouth
May 4, Catholic University 8, West Vir-
ginia; Z. Virginia; Il, Williams; rs, Penn
state; ~. Holy Cross. at Worcester: 10.
Pittsburgh; 81. Cornell. at Ithaca: 20,
Boston College; 26. Wesleyan: 81 Univer-
sity Of Toxic; %, Cornell: 80, Columbia, at
New York.
June /. Holy Cross; 4, Princeton; s.
Tufts; II. Syracuse: is, Brown. at Provi-
dence; 10, Princeton. at Princeton; 81,
Harvard; 23 Harvard, at Cambridge: %.
Harvard, at New York, in Of tie, or
Princeton, at New York. in case of no tie
with Harvard: %. Princeton. at New York
in case OF tie and third game with Hsr-
Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20

Gin reply to invitation to become enrolled in the
Optlmist Cub-"to smile and pass the smile along.)
Does this sign1fy kind BROTHER auhen the dope is crack
ing aoromg,
And sUe get the double taUist;
When FGte, the tickle purty avth avallop overstyouo
Slops rs roughly on the sorist--
When ne get at IN the neckpiece aOih dull and sicly
thad,
That zoe must sat by nevy and eheao the Cheerful
Cud?
And 'ohem ace feel like wallo5ng some thick holsters
blood,
Does 1t ne nsust desist
With the glad occasion missed
10 hold oar slip of membership
And stag Optinaist9
When IN the gray and cory dauvn that comes the NORM
ing after
From night of sacrifice,
Are enpected to arise with oeols Of ey loohte
As ace grupple for the ice?
When the tongue is hbe a Persian yq,o-one of the
aOoolly kind,
Amd achen the head starts svollng and uou uoaD uore
going blind,
Aa thoughts of easy suicide begin to crovd the mind
Does it mean that zoe mast rise
With grin Of double size
To hold our slip Of membership
Wath those a0ho optt1nize?
When bush Lacquer drafts o1y cook and 7enpes orc
on the blink
What's the to it then?
when calmly at oar desk sat and think and thak
and Think
With az euer idle pen;
~hen zoe are topping noshie shots and laYinq like
sap,
~ 'ohem s0c btoW ve easy puts along the yolio ann
Or psuns oar sliced approaches into opcry boUy trop
Does it mean that zoe cont curse
As our game keeps getting Worse
Or throao club or soak O dub
Or something gust as terse?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
WEEKLY sHooT-Ioo TARGETS
Tiger Cubs Lose on Court

ESSEX FEELS. n. j.. Feb. 10
kingsley School defeated Princeton
Prep at basketball here to-day by a
score of q to Is.
Chauneurs looking for steady positions
should insert an advertisement under
situation Wsnted-Male In to-niorrow's
Frlbuae-l. words 25cA-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Penn Wrestlers Triumph

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ls.-The Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania wrestling team
defeated Princeton to-day in an in
tercollcgiate league match, Is points
tn " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Spring Football

Spring football practice is upon the rim of it's
most extended season.
IL has taken some time, but the idea has at last
spread proaacasu that no one can teach candidate
modern football in six or seven weeks anv more thsn
baseball can be taught in few lessons
Under the old order of play, where there WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
Half Strides

1t Is just as well to learn how to handle the white
chips before one starts betting the blue
me average cove uses up more time to get slight
adVantage on the start than he does in training to be
first at the finish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20

20 forward pass, football could be taught in few
weeks. We have 100 Founders, who fairly
fast on their feet made into good tackles good
guards in less than month, and these were who
had never played before.
But that order is out of date.
The forward pass, with its demand upon aertness
and skill has killed eff any sudden manufacture of
fifty yards line and of taking the pass out of the
The Spring Army
Springs football army will be the largest history
And you gamble that Of the hardest working
field generals of the lot will be Tad Jones, Of Yale
We had extended talk with Tad short while
ago. He has alb Of any Sort to offer for
last year.
He ISN'T wasting any surplus time in trying to place
the blame for Yales spotty In place of this he
concentrated his entire attention upon building
the campaign Of 1921
Tad loses many veterans. But in the main they were
veterans who had acquired the habit of defeat through
two years. 1919 and 1920, and many of them not
alert enough for the modern game
With Young OHearn, his freshman star, ready to
fill the gap at quarter, and others who have shown
promise, he intends to make this springs training
com. for lot.
The Yale coach knows what he is up against with
the material that Princeton and Harvard will return
especially Princeton
Tiger Town will have fine material handled by d fine
Roper aid Keene Fitzpatrick triple armor plate
to break through SO Tad isn't returning to land upon
any soft spot Not just you might notice it. The
main point is that he knows what he is up against and
yet he isn't discouraged in the least. Which is some
| thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
The New Order

We have idea that Jones intends to start a new
football order at New Haven.
1t has been a long time since Yale has had modern
machine, machine that adept at the passing kick
ing and broken field running game.
Mahans and Caseys and Louries are not picked up
every year. but Yale is about due gather one in And
most of the rest of it can be deveoped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
You Know Him

There dub az our Club
And he acopdrous aoise
Each ecinter he'd ipUent q crop
Of brand neo Gibbs;
And 2ohen he took O 9S
As many strokes he blew,
He'd pro0e hoto he, beyond doubt,
DESCRIBED &C.
First call for pink Of condition" and "1nd-season
form. Not to forget "the old hop to his fast one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-20
8 g. SRE?Q9R bills +!
(Copydgt, 1881 NevY
Asking a Which

Copyright, 1921, Neau York Tribune Inc)
Washington Journal., 1921-01-21

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bon ben 2ippen meg.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-21

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Washington Journal., 1921-01-21
Gut.
ROmun BON Marie Bernhard.
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Washington Journal., 1921-01-21

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6tlte Ieiie bic 9anb. bic AMI Der 2ebne
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ein.m IApereR Qufotbmen fort, .Sa
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oOrt9in suriidfebreu. po6in Ou geb6rIt
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natiirli6! Di. Ti6 bos 5iDiIaeR
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Iuno, oa 6efuhte lie 3ulpsilen ibrs
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bic nun ch ein3iss 9oatsr bat bine.s
ben miiHtn uno modts seipib germ fir
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nur Elm sinaises Mal nit gu ibr nab
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fir mid, bamit ib MID niht 10 ents
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fab aber bod oa uno 3Gblt. Die Saae,
bis Fl. lpi.Oertaml 8is LANCE id uObl
itst iib.n fam unO Sablen, bis mir
pieber %beiiammen lino2"
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Sim tropften bic idperen Sbrdnen
bon ben Wimp,rn - fs fieltn in
6anno's buntIes Sadr, oenn lie mar
ibn gang naht geriidt unb hattie ibren
aopf an feline 9ruit s,lest.
pSd, ia, Rino - Gbelsute gebDrer
3uiammenl 8u pirlt bid ia aud
nab hipem- SMo1n f.hnen, maine i'd"
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