davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-03
ALAMOsA de)

and Mcdaniel
Substitutes for Alamosa-llomerton
and Linderholm
The girls team OF the La Jara Con-
solidatod Schools lost to the Alamosa
girls. score ~ to s.
ABAMOSA uD LA JARA Isl
Francis Roberts. r. go. Belle Sanders
Helen Roberts,. +. Mary Shawcroft
Alice Lanicr ...... G. Agnes Shawcroft
Elizabeth Watkins re Mable Coombs
Florence Farnham @. Naomi kenton
Gilderine Herman G. Thelma Barber
Substitutes for La Jara-florence
McIntire and Lois Smelling.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
DAILY RELEASED
To COAST CLUB
Chicago Cubs Catcher Joins
Los Angeles in Exchange
For Arnold STATE

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Tom Daily,
catcher OF the Chicago Nationals, was
released to the Los Angeles club OF
the Pacific Coast league. Daiy Is the
fourth member of the Cubs to be
turned over TO the OILS Angeles club
in payment for Outfielder Arnr't
STATE. Outfieders Clarence Twombly
ard John l.. Sullivan, and Pitcher FL
mer Ponder. had previously been re-
leased to the Angels. Two more play
ers will be given to Los Angeles be-
fore the Cubs. leave the coast train
ing camp, and two others are to be
sent there before the season opens.
DAILY was much sought by the Los
Angeles club. He came to the Chi
cago Nationals from the Cleveland
Americans.
DAILY was a member of the team
which represented the Chicago White
Sox during the world tour with the
New York Giants in the winter OF
1884.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
Norwegian Flyers
VIII Take Movies
on Polar Flights

CHRISTIANIA. Norway, Feb. AZ
Two Norwegian aviators, Lieutenant
Omdal and Sergeant odd Dahl, will
accompany ROAD Amundsen when he
starts north again from Seattle,
Wash, next May and will make a
dash for the North Pole by airplane.
They will also carry a moving pic
ture outfit and about 10000 feet OF
film. Two extra men have been en-
gagged here by Amundsen for the ex-
petition.
Both Omdal and Dahl are expert
wireless operators and expect to keep
the Maud, Amundsens ship, in touch
with Spitzbergen and to receive mes
sages from the wireless station at
Stavanger.
The two aviators will ljOin the Maud
at Seattle. The airplanes to be used
in the North Pole dash will have mo-
tors of 60 horse power, accommodate
two passengers and be provided with
skis and wheels.
only one machine will be used at a
time and the other held in reserve.
AS the Maud does not offer suffi-
cient space, shed must be built on
the, ice for them.
The Norwegian army and navy have
presented to the explorers the arms
and munitions they mad need and 60
boxes OF specially selected provisions,
tested by Professor Torup .. :ne phys
illogical laboratory of the University
OF Christiania, will be sent to Seattle
for their USE
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05

Wood of Noah's ark has been iden
titled by scientists as cypress.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
WILDCATS BASKETBALL SQUAD
is MAKING RECORD SHOWING ON
TRIP THRU NEW MEXICO, TEXAS

ward. made "a points of the 50 that
Arizona gathered in.
Down in Ell Paso on Friday night
they took New Mexico "a g. NJ into
camp by the score of 80 to and last
night slowed away the last game of
the big trip by the comfortable score
given above.
This is the greatest trip that Arizo-
ma has ever attempted and six games
were won in six consecutive nights
of play without rest between games
as it was necessary to travel over
considerable distance in getting from
place 20 place. 1t is estimated that
about 1850 miles we're covered on the
trip
Arizona has four hard battles left
on its schedule before the basketball
season ends. Next Thursday and
Friday nights at Tucson the Wildcats
will play the University of Southern
California and on February 90 and "a
they will play two return games with
the Trojans in Los Angeles.
In the seven games which the Wild
cats have played this season, they
have run up total of 246 points and
the Arizona defense has allowed op.
pOnents only 81 points.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
Amateur Wireless
Activities Halted

WASHINGTON. Feb 4.-Orders for
temporary SUSPENSION OF radio corso-
casting by amateurs, because of in
reference caused regular radio serv-
ice, was announced today by the com
merce department. New regulations,
however, will be issued covering nnin-
teur broadcasting as soon as some de-
sirable plan ca nbe formulated.
Radio broadcasting. the department
explained, il new wireless service
which has developed rapidly during
the last three months and embraces
the sending out of everything from
market quotations and crop estimates.
health talks, weather forecasts, high.
class entertainment and lectures, SER
mons, music and announcements a. To
stolen automobiles.
The result has been to Till the air
with radio reports to the detriment OF
commercial and necessary service.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05

With a whirlwind offense and a
tight defense the University of Ari-
IONA defeated the New Mexico A. p
NJ. basketball team at Las Cruces,
New Mexico. yesterday afternoon by
score of "a to IA. This victory gave
the red and blue wearers from Ari2o-
ma the title of Champions of the
Southwest and this Is the fourth con-
secutive year that the Wildcats have
won the title. Four Bisbee men have
played on the Arizona squad all sea-
son. as well as for several seasons
past, and have contributed largely to
the success of the Wildcats
The Bisbee men are Bob Thomas,
Tom Wallace Bret Locking. Captain,
and John Hobbs. newly elected cap
tain of the next year football squad.
These four men are veteran players
and aided by Slonaker's wonderful
basket shooting have run up astonish-
ing scores this year.
On January 2S the Wildcats left
Tucson with six hard games ahead.
On last Monday and Tuesday they
played the New Mexico Military Col
lege at Roswell. The score of the
first game was Arizona So. N NJ. NJ.
C.. 8. The score OF the second game
was "a to Ii in, favor of the Wildcats.
The team left the floor and got on
boord train for Albuquerque that
night They travelled all night and
arrived there the next morning early.
They swept the University of New
Mexico off its feet that night, win
ming the first game 50 TO 10 and the
next night gathered a second victory
% to 20 In the first game SlOnaker
last years captain playing at for
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
RATHENAU INSTALLED
AS FOREIGN MINISTER

BERLIN, Feb. 4.-(By the Asso-
eiated Press)-. Walter Rathenau was
officially installed as German foreign
minister today and his installation
prompted caustic editorials in the
Conservative organs, Die Zeit and the
Tageliche Rundschau. 81
Edward Bernstein, Social Democra.
tic leader addressing party meet
ing, drew parallel between Hugo
SHINES and DR.. Rathenau. dorlavn .
the latter was more respected in for
eign political quarters hecause = his
indisputable honesty and his courage
in going to the, front for the father.
land
The Tageliche Rundschat charges
DR.. Rathenau with playing politics
which even a Russian could not coun-
tenance."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
Sport Skirts

These new Sport Skirts and fashioned to give
very straight and close line, made from striking weeds
and Plaids of English being very smart You IL
enjoy selecting from the many novel styles that
displaying in all their completeness for the Spring
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
Stolen American
Automobiles Are
Rushed to Mexico

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.zStoIen
American automobiles are. overrun-
ming the Mexican market, according
to a report to the commerce depart
ment today from Consul John w. Dye,
at Juarez.
The report said so many stolen au-
tomobiles in the United States were
being sold in northern Mexico for
about half their market value that the
Legitimate automobile sales business
was seriously affected. The cas-, ,rv
report added, come principally from
California, and points near the Next
ca nborder. although some have come
from as far as Chicago.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
OUTRACES CONTINUING
IN NORTHERN IRELAND

DUBLIN Feb. 4.--Michael Collins,
provisional president. has informed a
deputation for Derry mat the provis-
ional government intends to establish
an advisory committee to counsel it
on matters concerning northeast u
ster.
Outrages continue, including shoot
ings and robberies. Two BLACK and
Tan" constables were shot dead in
Charge county last night A farmer
was killed by shots fired through the
door of his house near Thurles.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
Four Games Played
For Checker Title

GLASGOW, Feb. 49, Four games
were played today in the match for
the worlds checker championship be-
tween Robert Stewart Glasgow ex-
pert and Newell w. Banks of Detroit
all resulting in draws. The match
has reached the half way mark with
Stewart credited with two wins and
Banks yet to win his first game,
while 20 games have been drawn.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
SELLS AUTO FOR / CENT

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. r. Re-
duction of prices In automobiles
which has been general for some time
throughout the country, probably
reached its climax in Davenport this
week when dealer announced one
cent sale in second hand cars. The
garage advertised that it would sell
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
BROKER FOUND DEAD

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 4-Ben Cohen
70 q Des Moines. Iowa, broker who
was spending the winter here was
found dead in bed in a Miami Beach
hotel this morning. The body win be
shipped to Des Moiues.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
AUTO FIRM is SOLD

{ NOGALES, AriZ., Feb. 4.-Sale of
Harms Brothers automobile business
here, owned by former State Senator
Harry j. Harms and w. E. Harms, to
Leroy r. Weyrick and w. F. Simpson
both OF Nogales, and j. Plane of South
Center, Idaho, was announced today.
The concern is one of the oldest and
biggest of its kind in southern Arizo-
ma.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05

u going car for one cent to any per-
son who bought a similar second
had car at the list price.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-05
Sport Suits

A few of the two and three piece Coat Suits have
rived in the models and colors for the coming
season Style, fabric and coloring come to you in
entirely different guise in the new modes shown for
Spring
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
MAKE RULES OF 1872
BALKLINE DIFFICULT
Time-Honored Game Too Easy
for Present-0ay Stars.
Suggestions Come as Result of Gen.
eraI High Runs and Averages in
Recent Championship Tour
ney in Chicago

Something ought TO be done to make
the rules of 49, balkline billiards
harder, according To some of the au-
thorities on the game who attended
the recent tournament in which Jake
Schaeffer, Jr, of Chicago wrested
the worlds title from Willie Hoppe
The suggestions were made unsolicit-
ed and came as d result of the general
high runs and high averages made by
the seven worlds best players who
competed.
Although it is improbable any i'm
mediate changes will be made in the
game, billiard rules, like rules in
football or any other sport. may be
varied to meet the requirements of
competition
The big tournament. which cOnclud-
ed when Schaeffer carried the title out
of the Elizabethan room of the Con
gress hotel. was beyond doubt the
greatest of history. Old-timerS who
knew well the playing of Jake Schaef-
fer, father of the new champion: Ives.
DAILY, NignauX and the rest of two
decades ago, declare that none of
those veterans could compare with the
galaxy of stars that finished the re-
cent competition.
Years ago the elder SChaeffer ad-
vised the young Jake. when he first
began to show serious turn toward
the billiard game. to he a champion
or nothing, Young Jake's second sue
cesSive victory over Willie Hoppe i'm
the playOff resulted in the realization
of his fathers wish.
Not only were the performances of
the players in the recent tournament
the best &C "'~'-r"--. with Schaeffer'S
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
{ H|CAG0 EAGLE LIVE SPORTS
GRID BOOM FOR INDIANA

University Of Indiana il plan
ming on going into football on Il
bigger scale than ever before at
tempted when The next grid sea
son rolls around.
Coach +. .. Stiehm will con
tinue as head mentor and will be
assisted by the largest staff
ever assembled there. Every
man at Indiana will be asked To
come out for football and after
the varsity team is selected
there will be three minor squads
and these will Scrimmage against
the regulars.
The freshman squad will be
drilled in rudimentary football
and not used TO demonstrate OPP
ponents' styles Of play to the
Crimson regulars.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
JAP CLAIMS WORLDS RECORD
Tennis Player at Honolulu Sets Mark
for Greatest Number of
Sets Played.

A Japanese tennis player in Homo
lulu named GOtO claims to have es-
tabliShed a worlds record for the
greatest number of sets played in a
single season. Goto played 1,130 sets.
of which he won AZ in singles and
264 in doubles. His record for a
single day was fifteen sets. but his
average was ten sets an afternoon.
In one of his matches he lost TO w. y.
Ekland. Hawaiian champion. SO. 60.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
BACKFIELD MEN MEET FAVOR
Line Players Outnumber Backs" by
Big Ratio, but Are Overlooked
in Leadership.

Backfeld men are in high favor for
the captaincy of the college elevens.
Line players outnumber backfeld
men by ratio of seven to four, yet
no such ratio exists in the selection
of captains for the season OF 1922.
Halfback GilrOy will captain Prince
ton. Quarterback Buell. will lead Har-
ward and Halfback Jordan will be in
charge at Yale next season. The
leaders of the big three" are all back
field men
OF the fifty colleges who have elected
captains for 1922, twenty-One are back
field players and Twenty-Five are line
men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11

made a run of 76S at 1872 balkline bill
lizards, using a by 10 table and balls
of , 7-16 inch diameter; but with an
Choir spaces of only 312 by instead of
the finch square spaces used in pro-
fessioral worlds title events. He
uses a cue of 20 ounces weight.
According to his manager, Joseph
KnOepler. Hagenlacher has been play
ing billiards for about eight years
four in Stuttgart while attending Gym
nasium college and four in Berlin,
where he became "a pro.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
LARGE STADIUM AT DETROIT
Structure Will Be Built to Seat 10000
Persons-Partly Completed
Next October

An athletic stadium with 10000 seat
ing capacity will be built by the Uni
versity of Detroit, officials of the insti-
tuition announced recently Work is to
start Immediately and one section of
10000 seats will be ready for use next
October, according to present plans.
The stadium will be located at the
where the university is to erect new
buildings to care for it's various
branches.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
IMPROVED TYPE OF GOLFERS
Professionals Who Combined Hard
Drinking With Playing Have
Almost Passed.

That type Of professional who com
bined hard playing with hard drink
ing has almost passed, writes Henry
r. Hisley, it may be said to the credit
of the professional golfers
The professional today. for the most
part, is a student of golf, clean-cut,
steady and the kind of man the club
his wife and daughters.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
is WORLDS OLDEST GOLFER
Ancient Linksman Is Deputy Surgeon
General Clarence Cooper
Started in 1858.

England lays claim TO the worlds
oldest golf enthusiast The ancient
linksman is Deputy Surgeon General
Clarence Cooper. He started teeing
off in 1858 and is still going strong
despite his age. Doctor Cooper is
ninety-three years old.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
BOX FANS EXPECT TOO MUCH
Title Holder Should Not Be Expected
to Knock Out Opponent at
Every Contest.

Benny Leonard says it makes mat
tiers hard for i champion for the
public to gain the impression that a
title holder should score a complete
knockout every time he steps in the
ring.
I'm Overrated. Do you get what |
mean? The public expects me to knock
every one Of my opponents kicking
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
BILLY GILBERT is MANAGER
OId-Time Giant Who Helped McGraw
Win World Championship FISg
to Lead Waterbury.

Billy Gilbert. the old-time Giant and
who in 1909 helped John McGraw win
Il world championship banner. mas been
signed to manage the Waterbury club
of the Eastern League next season.
During The last few '"-'r~ b" In;;n""-'''
several New YORK ind, .,.'ldtnt al lbs
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
Sporting Squibs
of All Kinds
Harvard's baseball schedule calls for
twenty-three home games.

Brown football men practice indoors
once week through the winter.
Twelve meets are included in the
University of Pennsylvania track
schedule.
Jean BOrotra, a yOungster, is re-
garded as the coming tennis champion
OF France
Glass fights have been prohibited at
Pennsylvania and inter-class athletic
events substituted.
Rockne's decision to remain at Notre
Dame is cheerful news TO number
of Big Ten coaches.
Alfred Tracey of Flushing. L. l.. is
captain of the Lafayette croSs-cOuntry
team. He is q sophomore.
Coach Higgins of Brown is driving
his swimming team in preparation for
Navy and Pennsylvania athletes
will meet in football, baseball, basket
ball, rowing. wrestling and boxing.
Anybody can go south for the win
ter if he will merely take the precau-
tIOn to join a big-league baseball team.
AL Watrous, former assistant at Red
Run Golf club, has been signed as
professional at the BEDFORD Golf club.
Pennsylvania has more than 80
candidates for the varsity, Junior
varsity, sophomore and freshmen
crews.
Judge Lands says he is in baseball
for the love of it. The salary is
merely to keep his love from grow.
ing cold.
Harvard has planned southern tour
University of Virginia April 10 in a
dual contest
Yale's second string bunch of swim
mers is almost as good as the regulars
who look fit to sweep the boards in
any dual meet.
DR.. MeyIan of Columbia believes the
failure of college authorities TO ap-
Of h
letics is deplOrable.
Cornell has taken on a difficult row
ing schedule for this season. The first
race is May 20, with Yale and Prince
ton. on the HOusatOnic.
Yale. one of the boosters Of the In
ternational Rifle Clubs association,
has a heavy schedule in this new
winter sport of the colleges.
Jimmy De Hart. former University
of Pittsburgh halfback, has been
named head coach of athletics at
Washington and Lee university
Some people had forgotten that Jose
Acosta still was in the American
league, but Connie Mack seems to be
elated over acquisition of the Cuban.
The Joplin club of the Western
league landed a prospective manager
when it bought Fred Matthews from
the Pittsburg club of the Western as
sOciation.
The plan of Manager Hugh Duffy OF
the Boston Red SOX. it is stated, is TO
play Joe Dugan at short. since he has
a very capable third baSeman in Ed
die Foster.
The five major sport captains at
Harvard are Keith Kane, football :;
George Owen. hockey: Arthur COnlOn.
baseball; Louis McCagg. crew, and
Fiske Brown. track.
Dartmouth is seeking a conference
with the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology with a view to remove the
misunderstanding that led the latter to
sever athletic relationship.
If Dempsey can knock Georges out
in four rounds and Georges can knock
Cook out in four rounds. how much
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES
The EastNn intercollegiate track
meet is set fl May 20 and y.


The Easttn intercollegiate track
meet is set fl May 20 and y.
The Lafayette track team will meet
the Navy on May 20, at Annapolis.
John Pollard, present intercollegiate
champion.
Joseph Williams, tackle, has been
elected captain of the Lafayette foot
ball team.
The Harvard Dartmouth Cornell
track team meet will be held March
4 in Boston.
The Lafayette gridiron team will re-
ceive an enormous trophy. 1t is in the
form of a cup.
Report in Waterbury is that the New
York Yankees will take Joe Cosgrove
South for a trial.
Harvard has 200 boxers in daily
training, coached by Arthur COnley,
former professional fighter.
J.B. Hawley, former coach of Iowa,
will be one of the advisory board to
Coach Cannell of Dartmouth.
Davey Jones and Gordon Smith are
the mainstays of the Brown varsity
swimming team for this winter.
The Ludington club of the Central
league has signed Ambrose Mcconnell
as manager to succeed Jimmy Sharp.
Winter football practice at Pennsyl-
vania proved a failure The men could
not obtain an armory in which TO
train.
All Southern league clubs except At
lanta have settled on their managers
for next season. At Atlanta they never
settle.
Raymond Meyers, Western Confer
ence 135-pound wrestler, has been
elected captain of the Northwestern
wrestling team.
Harvards track team will entertain
Yale's experts May Is in the Cam
bridge stadium and Princeton the fol-
lowing Saturday.
Coach Herrick's wrestling squad of
Brown consists of r. III. Speilman, cap
tain. and eighteen other students on
the varsity squad.
CHUCK" Carpenter of Augusta, Ga,
ex-captain of the Princeton wrestling
team. is at Princeton to coach the
freshman grapplers.
The Des Moines club, having sold
Catcher Chin Anderson to Beaumont,
has taken on his younger brother, Pat.
for a trial in the spring.
The Joplin Western League club an
nounces the sale of Pitcher Lefty
"for $1,000 cash and catcher"
Carnegie Tech has adopted at the re-
quest of the alumni migratory rule
and it is thought this will be followed
by a freshman rule in the near future.
University of California will send a
tennis team East again next season,
Among the matches booked by the
Bears is one with the Syracuse
racketers.
Yale is now nicely placed to make
bid for the annual intercollegiate
track meet. Yale will bid for the elias
sic this year, with a chance of having
it every third season.
King George of England has had
four of his horses win races on the
English turf this year, while on thir
teen occasions the royal cOlOrs have
flashed under the wire second.
The Columbus club of the American
association has purchased Ike Davis
third baseman from the Toronto Inter
nationals. Davis is a fancy fielder, but
he doesn't hit much over his weight.
Fred Kelly. winner of the higf
hurdles in the 1912 Olympic games
when he was a freshman at the Uni
versity of Southern California
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
C00MBS CALLS MORGAN

During the heyday of the
Philadelphia Athletics, three of
the SIar pitchers, Bender,
CoOmbs and Morgan. went onto
the vaudeville stage. They did
a small act that took big all
around the circuit.
One evening the applause was
so great that all three came be-
fore the curtain TO make
speeches. Morgan was first and
he started in TO fiatter the audi
ence, giving it the impression
that all were baseball fans.
Ladies and gentlemen" he
began. Many of you out there
in front of me / have saw be-
fore"
COombs nudged him. Nix on
that saw stuff. he muttered,
and the trio escaped in a gale
of laughter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-02-11
LEIBOLD WAS TROUBLED

One spring the Chicago White
SOx were training at Mineral
Wells, Tex, and were put
through military drills by an
army sergeant. like all the other
major teams that season.
Corp. Eddie Collins kept yell
ing at Memo LeibOld, Get back
there !" or you're too far back,
Memo - he snapped out time
after time.
When Collins wasn't on Lei
bold Sergt. Clarence Rowland
was. The manager had Memo
stepping back and forth until
the players head swan.
Finally there came pause.
The squad stood at attention,
there was absolute silence.
LeibOld's voice rang out,
"Well, is there anything wrong
about NemOT' he asked.