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New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Minor Leaguers to
Meet Jointly With
Majors Next Year

LOUISVILLE, Dee. tBy The Asso-
eiatsd PrsSs).-Resehing a decision to
hold their 1923 convention in Chicago.
provided Commissioner lands calls
joint meeting Of the major leagues
there az the same time. the minor
leaguers concluded their annual meet
ing here tonight, without any more
startling trades or sales being made.
The decision 90 hold their convention
next year az the same time Of the Joint
session was the result Of suggestion
By Commissioner Lands. who informed
the minor leaguers OF his desire to
have all the baseball leaders together
in the same city at one time.
A fight 20 eXterminate the baseball
pools 70 save the gpme from Suspicion
vas pledged Commissioner Lands by
major and minor leaguers to-day as
result Of the commissioner's appeal last
night 10 wipe out what he termed the
greatest menace TO the sport.
William H. Klepper, president OF the
Portland (Ore.) club Of the Pacific
Coast League, who yesterday was
barred forever from participating in
the affairs Of the National Association
of Professional Baseball Leagues, plans
20 seek ar injunction 10 restrain the
minor league powers from interfering
with his operations as president Of the
club.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

II undoubtedly was the most effective
all.Eround exhibition on a squash court
this season. Bull played well, making
sensational rec0veries. stroking power
fully and steadily and placing we'll, yet
he was unable 20 lake much headVay
against the versaf'le attack, wonderful
anticipation and perfect stroking OF the
court tennis champion.
AZ the match went or both men gath
cred speed and play grew highly spec
taeular. As rule, Gould was the Frs,
20 find the opening. lie waited out
most Of the corner slams Of his oppo-
nent, met the ball when he had gaursd
his distance 20 q nicely and then drove
powerfully for a kill" Bull could
never afford 20 slaeken the speed Of
his returns. II was fatal 70 peyrnit
Gould 10 set himself for a return.
The winner completed his second
gane in the unusually low number Of
seven hands. counting seven points on
his third service. The match proved
the feature Of the Glass A metropOll-
tan championship series between the
Columbia Club and the Crescent Ath-
lctie Club, which wss won b. the for
ner, 20 2.
r. Earl Fink. Of the Cresccnts. semi
fnalist in the open scratch tournament
nt the Yale GLIB. when is 20 be re.
sumed to-day, scored with surprising
ease OF Prank kiddc. Of the Columbia
clnb. Isl, S-s. The winner was
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Moguls Disapprove
.JOhnsOn's Join 1
Meeting Stand

The bombs are bursting merrily IN
the baseball armament. Il became
known yesterday that American League
club owners we're not in accord with
the p-onuneismento Of President Ban
johnson calling the annual meeting Of
the junior league for Chicago, thus
fouting the joint meeting in this city
called by Judge lands for the follow
ing day. As usual, the Paying Colonels
took 20 the fre-step Of the front line
trenches and hurled the frst hand
grenade into enemy territory.
On Tuesday a meszage was dis
Matched westward over the wires TO
Ban Johnson urging him TO reconsider
his decision 70 ruin the peace party at
the Joint meeting in this city and to
forsske the 6acred purlieus Of Chicago
with his assembled American League
magnates In favor Of New York or
some nearby city. The answer from
the czar OF the American League came
back yesterday Il vas q sonorouS
"Noi"
There was some sort Of wishy-vashy
concession on the part OF the American
League head 20 move the meeting one
Ott tutauf DtulNA " ntN~HNf'f - 49, 49,
9 single inch would he travel any
further eastward than the outlying
suburbs Of the Windy City. The Twin
Colonels rightly sssaycd this message
at about 100 per cent pare and unadul-
terated bunk per running foot. Their
retort courteous TO Johnson was Oh
such n character that as the message
slid past Harrisburg. Pa, the wires
melted and three local stations were
set or FIRE.
One entertaining feature OF the
fracas IA that the old triumvirate, Bos-
ton. New York and Chicago, 10 not
carving on the battle alone. A story
circulated from Chicago was 20 the
effect that Frank Navin, Of Detroit
had invited Byron Bancroft 10 come
down of his high horse" and walk with
the regular guys. II 10 fairly certain
that AZ least seven Of the magnates
were desirous Of having Johnson
change the location chosen for the
meeting before there was chance for
a head.on collision with Judge Lands.
In the meanwhile the Judge is mark
ing time. Under the authority vested
in him az Commissioner he called the
Joint meeting for this city and gave
elubs IN both leagues due notice o.
the fact. Now that Ban has dumped
the apple cart. Il will be interesting 70
watch Just who repairs the damage
The whole National League and the
baseball public will be with the white.
haired iurist and Il is doubtful ~
Johnson can count on the support OF
his own club owners.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
American Fencers
Will Invade Cuba
For Meet in March

In conjunction with the announce
neut Yesterday OF the snuual schedule
sor the New York district. the Amateur
Feneers' League Of America made pub
lie the acceptance Of a challenge from
the Cuban Athletic League 20 an in
ternati onal match. TO be held in Hayaus
The last week in February. The United
states organization is 20 send . team
o. four. along with two substitutes and
arrangements lor series OF tryouts
for places on the squad are being MADE
by the executive committee. Definite
dates for preliminary qualifying VIII
be- announced shortly.
The list o. competitive events follows
n.o.~,b.- ar-Junior individual ssbres
a. ne New York Athletic club
f.-v.rv fa-Prsp Individual Tolls o.
Ncw Yofk Aihisue club, ~ .a-it ,,i,.s .ass.
-ovlce foTr A. Sew YORK NthleN. up
- ian.or Individual championsn'p fo'lt
u, t-1,rh A. q. A.. 2s junior team
rhampionship ssbres AZ New York A'hle'ie
Fsbrua-v Junior team ohamgionshlr
dueliing swords - fencers C!ab. .. Jgniei
d
fhr~. geapon team championship, So
bres. foiis and dueilinF swords. AZ Feneers
club. f5. team sabre cnampionthip az New
vorf Athlete club: lf. junior Individual
folis ~ New York Athletic club. -, Jun
ior intiyidusl dueillng sword champion
ship al French Y n. {. 4. -. junior
i,dividusi sabre championship - French
Y. ~. e.. a.
March r-Thrre Tflgon competition IN
sivldurt al New York Athletic club. n.
team fniis chamrionahip % fencers club .
ei women 8 ird.vdufl foils champlonship
Ar Tcucors club. 81. interschoiaatic in-
divldual fniis o. fcncerE Club.
Aprll ? and Team duelllng sword
chauplorship a. Feucerr' Club; 2, indiyid-
usi qualifying prciirninaries for national
ohnmpionships, New lork district AZ rev
York Athletic Club. latter part Of April.
sfrai-flnais Of national champlonships a.
Nsv- YORK Athieuc Club; National charm
rionship finals al Hotel Asior. probably
fho laHf Friday On Aprii
Ma es-irfividual outdoor Champion
ship. Dwelling swords, AZ Travers' Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Macy CretC viii RoiC
In Princeton Regatta

A NNAPOLIs. Nd. Dec. 7.-As the
= Naval Academy crew will not
row in the American Henley next
year. the date conflicting with the
midshipmen's examinations. the
Academy authorities have consented
TO allow tke crew 10 row Harvard
and Princeton Al Princeton on May
5. The race was originally sched
uled for Annapolis.
The entry OF the naval crew al
PcuRhkeepsie Is uncertain. with the
chances against IL. The Annapolis
races for the naval crew VII be:
April 81. University OF Pennsylva-
MIA; April %, Massachusetts, Tech;
Nay 10, Syracuse. Columbia may
also race here.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Harding and SdrGzen
May Team on Links

N1AsHINGToN. Dec. e-If Presi-
" dent Harding should be sufii-
GENTLY recovered from a cold and
II he finds the time, he may engage
in golf contest on Saturday With
Gene ssrazen. national open cham
pion. as his partner Friends OF the
President arc trying 70 arrange
match. in which Leo Diegel, noted
professional and q prominent Wash
ingtonlan. will meet the Chief E1-
erutive and SaraIen.
The open professional champion
will be introduced to the President
at 1880 p. m. on Saturday. After
the meeting OF sarszen and Presi-
dent Harding. sararen will go to
East Potomac Park golf links, where
he Is 70 give an exhibition. The
Potomac Park course, operated by
the government, Is fsvorits With
the President.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

that adjective for his share in the
deedf
Was Ty Cobb given hit because We
sat back out OF the rein, or because
he needed hif 70 make the 400 grade
Will the gentleman in Chicago kindly
inform a palpitsnt public and an on
cial scorer, whose whole career has
probably been ruined beyond repair.
Just what other changes he made in
American League Official records m
order that they nigh. "sensibly' con-
form 20 the ZAP" Standard Al Munro
Elias. the demon, IL unofficial stattis-
tcian. has hgures 70 prove that It's 4
rare case when the ZAP" and ofieis!
scorers agree-not 20 speak Of differ
Ing. Have the differences been recon
elied in favor Of the ZAP" or not?
II seems 10 US that the Associated
Press is in q strategic position whore
Il could sue American League club
owners for salary as official scorer.
and call the president Of the league to
substantiatc It's claim. The ofheial
score was not authenticated says
johnson. We have asked veteran
writer's jrst what this meant, and no
satisfactory answer has yet come 10
0AT NNA " Nh0ahNA NtAN NAhNteA oNsAh
WAS authentic, "per Sc" 81 the Latin
has Il. We know better now. II We
only iGsued the stipend we drew down
from the Paying Colonels for the labor
of drawing up these supposedly official
score sheets-0h, butehsri bakerl can
dlestiek mnkeTl return US those shekeis
50 difhcnestly earned and wildly
souandercd-we would take the muni-
- - L
out the kindly-hesrted Mr.. Johnson. we
would pour the gold into bic lap and
say. with tears rolling down our
checks as big as derbies, "Here. Ban.
yov take IT, You are the worlds great
est scorer. We have q tough time
sitting in a ball park deciding that
hit - hit and an error an error, but
you can st out here in Chicago and
see with your own eyes that an error
ls hit on the Polo Grounds Of New
YORK"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Cartmell Leaves W. Va.
To Coach at Penn State

MORGANTOWN. ". Va, Dec. t.
y. ]. 'Nate" Cartmell. for four years
successful football trainer and crack
coach al West Virginia University
.o-day resigned his post 20 succeed
Bill Martin NJ Penn State College In
tho same capacity. Cartmcll is a
University OF Penn product and gained
fame for winning the intercollegiate
100 and 200-ynrd dashes three years
in succession, as we'll az being a mem
Der OF the 1908 Olympic team. Martin,
whom Cartmell succeeds at Penn
State, is 10 take over the coaching Of
the Harvard University track squad.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

Takes a furry like yes,,r
days to make a fellow real
ize how very comfortsbI,
our greatcoats and ulster,
are-the commuters friend
as one man describes then
No longer the old fash.
Toned weigh-you- dow,
kind, but "warmth.withop.
weight"
Many of double text,,.
fabrics made for hard serv.
i've some with insid,
plaids 50 handsome thai
the temptation is to w.,,
them wrong side out.
Prices mighty reamuN
ask any man wh h.
shop2ed around.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Ba.eban Notes

President Tesrney's resignahn ,
head OF the Western League va
jeeted and he was reelected f~i
years.
Joe Shannon. outfeldsr Of Ai ,
lumbus American Association elai .
sold 20 Memphis.
Joe Klugman. inlelder, vas rslss'
TO Wiehita Falls by the Chicago q
Doe Johnston, former FIRST bas-
Of Indians and Msckmen, has pgrtsis
his release from the Athletes ?
So 900.
Bobby Wallace, for years star -
stop with the ST. Louis Browns rf;f
yesterday as scout Of the Chieae' a.
diuals.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Indians Drop Nails

CLEVELAND. Dec. 7.-Walter Mails,
a lcfthanded pitcher Of the Cleveland
American League team, was released BY
President =. 8. Barnard to-day to the
League. Mails Joined the Cleveland
team in 1920 and was the deciding
factor In the Indians winning The
American League championship that
year. when no won seven straight
canes
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

a. the top OF his game. Besides Pink,
G. W. Dingec was the only Crescent
player 70 win, and he had to 60 extra
games 10 beat ". II. Putnam.
The summary:
HARVARD CLUB 9. PRINCETON CLUB !
Anderson Dana. Harvard. defeated }. y.
rsuison Princeton. lie. it-io. Murray
Taylor. Harvard. defeated o. J.. Greene,
Princeton, is. ft-1k. li-0. George =.
Abbot. Harvard. defeated }. c. McKlbben.
Princeton, III i5-t. Hewitt Morgan.
Harvard. defeated John Taylor. Princeton,
III. ib-i1. Basil Harris rrincetOn. de-
fsatSd J. A. Richards Harvard. ib-I.
s-ik is-a. p = whitiock. Harvard. de-
fsated Arrnin ". Rliey, Princeton, f5-s,
iS-s. william Rand ST.. Harvard. defeated
John O. Neely. PriRceton. Isl. 1b-i0.
COLUMBIA CLUB 5. CRESCENT \ G. 2
Jay Gould, Colurabla. defeated chariee
~ Bull tr. Crescent ib-s. i5-t ~ Earl
Pink. Crescent. defeated Prank Kidde. CO.
cert. defeated W. Il. Putnam. Columbia.
f-is. 1T. iB-i5. Frederick 3 Kseier.
colurnbia. defeated n. y. Crawford, cres.
cent, s--iJ. iG-i.. iG-g: n. 4. Cornell
Columbia. defeated y. r. Torrence. Crss-
cent. if--9 It--f. ". A. Eimbrf Coiufr
sls. defeated Aaerew Bnnier sf. Crescent.
,t---f, l5-i. kingfiey kcmhardt. Csil.n-
ia. cefcafsd james Dorg. crcscslL IL
Standing Of the Clubs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
WcndeII Rcncws Coniraci

HOSrOA. Dec. L PcFcy Wendell,
football coach ~ Williams College
this year. has signed a contract 20
resume his duties next fall, Il was
learned here to-day. The former
Harvard star had been reported con-
sidering an offer 70 coach a. Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Looked Like a Hit From Chicago
To American League President
Official Score Was 'Sensibly" Thrown Out Be
cause Ty Needed Bngle; kieran. Re
pentani. Would Give Stipend to Johnson
By John Kieran

According Press bulletin from Csaeo yesterday
President Byron Bancroft the American League speaking
tssheda his robes Of oc took occasion TO bring
a. public notice the fact personally oyerud the Official
Cor the New York played at the Polo Grounds on May
Is in order 70 present Ty with much needed hit put him in The
100 class for third time Of his young career
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Gould Makes Seasons Debut
On Squash Courts and Wins

Jay Gould making his first competitive Of the season IN
squash tennis flashed his a and peed defeating Charles
Bull h Of the Crescent Columbia Club courts yesterday
he trumphed straight games his formidable opponent l5s
59 showing his dey Of stroke remarkable control and
exceptional strategy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
BeSP44s}S4RliiFEHf 44F HfHH!SJF7l
The All-Star Athlete
- - ...---.-ln d i rlIrrf OHllfI
fcoTyrisii. igfs. "a. I9-f iF'sEHe

Tbough haze bucted no football lines this season,
Nor scored a pi1inO touchdown goal
Yet I have proof, supported bv clear reason,
To sbotg Tre earned the hero's laurel doe;
Az grcoter than an Eddie Rap Gehrks,
Br,,nner and Clearcs oad oil these other stars,
who tIyough the ycar nth stride both scit ard jeEy
Hare gained my ground through oil these motor cars
TLte, and thicker doiea they've fenced me-
T,rniao oil corners ici,h 0icted bump;
S,,ifter and s,ofer they have nGsscd against me-
Forcing a. times O cords record Jump;
Nog 7 can sidsstep. stiff bnek and hurdle
Cutting ray ray through ike hnwon knife
S,cifter than deer for ghcro the raw nerres crd's'
one must eroy keeHer battling for his lpe
Al hyouoh the ycar rec trained ny 'ndeptrriHg
Although at times PUc thrown for a loss;
Millions have charged me- NTH their sot rhee' spinning,
Tyyin0 in roa 10 plant the double cross
Yet Pee svyyved 80 bring me laurel nearer
Poss opt the olv oiih hs double spoH;
Slip me ureaA the gane's best ia'erferer-
IN rords, John K Pedes'roM
The next move on the part Floyd Johnson facing perhaps either
s Brennan or Harry Wills be Of and Of note For Just at
m moment seems for Dempsey with the under
tow still working heavily against Dempsey-Wils oust
The All.Noveltic Team
can name an anovste writes "Pcte that would clean
IN with any selection Who could beat this lineup?
~R f. Uncas. the Last OF the Moheans
"R T. Natty Bumppo the Pathfinder
"R G.. Horatus holder OF the Bridge.
&C Horde John. Of the White Company
L. G. John Rdd. defender Of Lorna Doone.
o. T. Umsopogaas playmate OF H. Rider Haggard.
L. E. Robin Hood. Of the Greenwood
20 B. MOwgi, Of Kiplng's jungle
'R II. B., Ivanhoe
az H.. B.. D'Artagnsn.
@F B. of the Apes
We m our aanimal and named years
could beat H. viz:
r. King Cobra
r T. Grizzly Bear
R. G Rhinoceros
c. Elephant.
l.. G. African Buffalo
L. 7. Gorilla.
L. T. Python
@. B. Fox.
r H. B. Spnngbok
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Stackman Wins Cup

Joe Staekmau was winner over
Morris Silvorman IN the silver cup
play for the East Side pocket bill ara
championship yesterday at the Vein
berg Brothers parlors.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

United Golf Association would like send amateur
Britain this spring but Sweeser and Bobby Jones
doubt that Evans and oum
minus this quartet could hardly be ranked
sentative body The British amateur held late in May date which
would demand late April start
Jones has another Harvard and Sveer another
beginning difficult golf
than tventyon twenty-five DID, Among the last eight Brook
line five under twenty-five and under thirty
~ MThe best Eastern line the seemed to be- Bowser
Pittsburgh Welsh Colgate Hubbard Harvard guards
Princeton Guan. Brown tackles Gray Princeton Navy,
At least line, brilliant individuals could be
named,
This oneomng spring viii mark Ty Cobbs campaign
major league appng lie closed out his eighteenth
twenhre points higher than his eghteenear 72 There
abroad that everything day.
date Cobb be taking any disappearing drec
on One Of his main ambitions winning pennant
finish his twentieth drop
fall with the speed Of Lucif place Of giving slowly
far the uncnny Tiger has been beyond all everyday dope
Babe Ruhs fsyOr Song-"Al by Myself in the Evening"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

"Babs" Ruhs fay0s .ong"A By My.sIf n the EvenIng"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

This provision was earned out in
the game In question and Cobb was
credited with q hit. II a change IN the
boz score was usadc Il was without
noties 20 The Associated Press, and the
American League statistieian sensibly
accepted the Associated Press account"
Frankly. we like THE inmenseiy. We
have read nothing more amusing since
we browsed through the fairy tales Of
Haas Christian Andersen In our best
Dlnsfore. TIE Official stat.sticisn
fnds that the ZAP" score does not
agree With the oaieiai score, 30 he
''sensibiy" accepts the ZAP" verdict.
then who, We huubly ask Mr. John
son. chanrsd the bit after ALI Wss
h The sensible oneial statistieian.
or the president Of the American
Lsssus. vAo nsdsstiy iays no claim 70,
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
Radio ShoU MOnday
Biggest in History

The big New York Radio Show. the
largest pageant OF commercial and
scientific progress ever seen in this
country. will open Monday morning
at the seventy-hrst Regiment Armory.
Park avenue and Thirty-fourth street.
Daily for a week. from 1880 a. m.
to II p. m. the doors OF the armory
viii open on the exposition. which
VIII utilize the worlds largest avail
able moor space for the displays OF
more than one hundred of the biggest
manufacturers. distributors and re-
taiiers Of radio. The exposition, which
has the support and cooperation of
the newly formed National Radio
Chamber Of Commerce, will be an an
nual affair.
Features will be broadcasted from
the armory itself which will be sent
out on fifteen great antennae on the
armory roof.
The army. navy and National Qua I'd
will have exhibits.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

INSTRUMENTATION. n. Y.
1850 p. m. and 2 p. m.-Stocks and
reports.
wBz-sPRINGFIELD. MASS.
7:so TO 8 p. histories and re-
ports.
p. m.--Music.