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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

II Henry snaps the ball around the
Giant infield next summer. like he
whipped 1t about the Reds ball yard
for some seasons Owner John McGraw
will proceed to kick himself all about
his well-apponted offices and mutter.
"Oh. why did / ever let him go?"
For most fans will recall that one OF
the big boners the battling leader pull
cd In his career as a big league boss
was the including OF Mr.. Groh in a deal
with the Cinci Reds In 1918.
The Reds then had Art Frommc. a
pitcher. McGraw decided that From
me was the man he needed to COM
plete his pitching staff. When he ask
ed Joe Tinker. then Red pilot to name
his price. Joe named Leon Ames and
Josh Devorc. McGraw almost threw
in Heinie, whom he had farmcd to
Buffalo the previous year.
Groh became one OF the games
to that position by Manager HerzoE
two years after Heinie's debut as
Red.
Groh was born in Rochester. y. Y.
Sept. is, 1889. He broke into baseball
with Oshkosh in 1905. After playing
there three years he poincd Decatur
only to be sold in July. 1911. to the
Gilants. As stated above, McGraw
farmed him out to Buffalo.
Groh. aside from his great work ~
third baseman. IL noted for his pc
culiar stance Mt bat and the funny hat
he uses. He stands squarely facing tho
pitcher. He holds his bat Mt present
arms" His bat Is a special one. shaped
more like a long-necked whisky bottle
than tho regulation bat.
with all this. Mr.. Henry Knight
Groh bats around 800. Last season he
hit .33l, to he exact, In aT contests
while admittedly discontcnted Groh's
odd bat. however. failed to connect
with n single home run last season.
not even Heinie's nimblc legs enabling
him to make the circuit once
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
INDEPENDENT WOMEN
START GOLF CLUB

New York. Jan. 1a.-Womcn golf
devotees here have Iaunched the Or
ganization of club and acquired an
option on a site for a course on which
women only Will be permitted to play.
When woman wants to play golf,
be it Saturday, Sunday or Fourth OF
the organizers. Always in the past we
have had TO shelve our clubs and take
to our knitting SO that John Jones and
Bill Smith. tied down in the office all
week. could get in their little game on
Sundays and Saturdays and so on.
Now that were going to have our own
club We'll lot hubby come around for
us in the car, but he can play to his
hearts contcnt-at his own club
Eastern women, for the most part.
are behind the project. However. Mrs.
Hathaway Watson. president of the
womens western golf association, is a
member OF the organiza ton committee
Miss Marion Hollins OF Westbrook
y. Y, United States woman golf
champion, Is chairman. Miss Holins
viii leave next week for England
where It is understood. sho Will con-
fer with Miss Cecil Leitch. who is tax
ing Il deep Interest in the new club.
Miss Hollins announced she will not
play in the R-1 womcn's champion
ship tournament this year.
we are forming the club not only
with the idea OF havsng n place where
we can play unrestricted Miss Hol-
Inns said today. but also with a view
Of building a course which will be
real championship test for the sod
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
1BABE' 'RUTHAPPEALST JUDGE
lands FOR RECONSIDERATION

Chicago, Ill. Jan. l9.-(By the AS
sociated Press. Babe" Ruth has
decided that he went too far in vio-
lating the rules of organized base
ball by playing post season games ana
is attempting to persuade Judge N
NJ Lands, baseball commissioner,
thru personal appeal to mitigate his
punishment of suspension until May
90 and a fine of more than $4,000.
Ruth. who is appearing at the
atre here this week, yesterday tele-
phoned Judge Landis' office in an ef-
fort to arrange a personal interview
with him, but the judge was confined
to his home with a bad cold. A sec
ond call was made today but the
Judge still was sick and indications
are that Ruth may not DC able to
reach him.
Judge Lands condition is SO bad
that he has cancelled speaking en-
saEements.
Ruth, however, plans to call at the
Judges home tomorrow ana get n
touch with the baseball commission
er's doctors to try u obJaiI perm!s-
sion for an interview.
II no Interview can be arranged be-
fore the Yankee outfielder leaves
town he will take up his case with,
the Judge by mail.
The home run hitter refused to
discuss the matter tonight but close
friends of him said that Ruth felt he
over played his hand and that ne
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
YANKEE OWNER DENIES
OFFER MAOE SALT LAKE

New York, Jan. 1o.--Jacob Rupert
president OF the New York American
league club denied on his return from
Chicago today that the club had made
any offer TO the Salt Lake City club
for George Lewis its manager. who,
1t was reported the Yankees are anx-
ious TO buy for Ss5. 600 . Lewis formerly
played with the Yankees.
We have never had any thought OF
bringing Lewis back to the Yankees.
Ruppert said.
Il do not know how such story
originated or how the salt Lake City
club came to mako such an announce
mcnt. 1t is true we have been trying
to obtain additional outfieldcrs from
certain sources but VIC have never
thought Of any proposition involving
Lewis"
Rupert said he and Huston had
seen Commissioner Landis in Chicago
but that tho suspension OF Babe Ruth
and Bob Meusel had not been dis
cussed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
DRAKE UNIVERSITY
RELAYS APRIL 1928

Des Moines. Ia. Jan. 17s.-Drake uni
versity will entertain larger number
OF athletes than ever at the annual
Drake relays April % and 20, accord
ing to Information reaching Athletic
Director Kenneth Wilson from heads
% athletic bodies at other schools.
Among the reasons for the increased
attendance are the facts that the Big
Ten conference has officially pledged
support TO the event; that Drake pays
the expenses OF the meet and pro-
ates the surplus of receipts among the
contestants; and that additional re-
lay events and field contests are
shown on this years program.
As an added attraction athletic au-
thorities at Drake are giving their
attention to the improvement OF the
relay track in Drake stadium AL
ready rated as one OF the fastest tracks
in the west, the contemplated improve
ments will make It possible to estab-
lish new and better records, says Mr..
Wilson.
THE fact that Drake will hold the
relays on the same date as the Penn
relays. means only that the West has
become big enough to support a relay
OF Its own Coach Wilson said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
CENTENNIAL PLAY
FLORENCE TONIGHT

Centennial quintet will leave Pueblo
for Florence today for their third
conference basket ball game this year.
They will play the Florence team to-
night returning Saturday afternoon for
their contest with the East Salt Lake
City high school Ave.
Coach Kettering Will take eight men
on the trip. McQuaid. Chilson. Withers.
Moulton, Elback. Reed, Mcneil and
Stevenson being included in the crew
sent TO annihilate tho basket tossers
in Colorado's oil town.
The Centennial Bulldogs have a 500
per centage in the conference having
been defeated by Canon City and won
victory over the Trinidad team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Washington. d. c., Jan. 19.-Pro.
fessor Leslie j. Ayers. chairman OF
the faculty athletic committee of tho
University OF Washington and Pacific
coast representative OF the national
collegiate athletic association declared
tonight that eight school and univer-
sity football stars from Seattle.
Everett Serdo- -Wolly and Pcndleton.
ore, had been offered fiat salaries of
500 n month to play football at
Purdue university. Professor Ayrcs
said that Coach William Lone Star
Dietz of Purdue. has forwarded 800
deposited in the Everett bank to
George Wilson, star halfback OF
Everett High schools football team
for travelling expenses to the Middle
western city.
As a result of his disclosure OF these
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
ILLINOIS UNIV. BALL
CLUB TO TRAIN FEB. |

Urbana, Ill, Jan. 1e.-With arrange
ments for the annual fifteen day
southern trip in April for the Univer-
sity of Illinois baseball team complete
practice for the Illini pitching staff is
under way and other team aspirants
will don their uniforms for practice
in the Armory before Februafy /.
The team. which won many honors
last season. was backed by an excell-
ent pitching staff of Jackson, Barnes,
McCann and Banker. These four men
will return again this year but they
will have strong competition from
Walker Roettger, who worked in the
box last spring on the freshman var
sity nine. He proved to be one Of
the best first year pitchers Illinois
has had in many days
Captain McCurdy. 1llini first sacker
for two years, IS expected to have an
other strong team this season. Swede
Hellstrom Will be at second, Durant at
short, Stewart at third. Doc Dougherty
behind the bat, and Crangle, Pedeu
and Bogel in the field. Besides these
regulars there are many from the
freshman squad who may prove better
material than those who look 10 be
the first team regulars at the present
time.
The southern trip will include eight
games. The dates in the schedule fol-
low:
April s. University OF Mississippi;
April I0-li. Mississippi a. & NJ: April
1918. University OF Alabama: April
l+-l5, Mississippi college: and April II,
University OF Mississippi.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
ATHLETICS SCOUTTO
MANAGE PORTLAND

Portland. Ore. Jan. Ia.-Thomas
l.. Turner. for five years past scout
for the Philadelphia Americans. has
been appointed manager OF the Port
land baseball team according to an
announcement today by W. II. Klein
per. president OF the club. Keeper
said he had fiyorabiy considered Will
lam kcuworthy OF the Seattle team
for the place but owing to ken
worthy's inability to obtain his re-
lease the deal foil thru. Turner is
expected to report here for duty about
February Is, and will accompany the
players TO the trimming camp at Pasa-
dcna.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
FRANK FR|SCH SIGNS
TWO YEAR CONTRACT

New York, Jan. 1o.-Frank Frisch
star infielder OF the New York Nation
al league club today signed two-year
contract at substantial salary in
crease which Vice President John Nc
Graw stated would make him one OF
the highest salaries players in base
ball. Tho amount was not made pub
lie.
Tho New York Nationals will leave
for the San Antonio training camp on
Feb. 2s and Will start training March
/. Pitchers Phil Douglas and Fred
Toncy and Shortstop Dave Bancroft
will start training at Hot Springs.
Ark, the middle of February
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
CENIRAL-CANOh
GAME SATURDAY

The Central-Canon City game sched-
uled for tonight has been postponed
until Saturday night because of the
absence of conference officials. The
game vii! be played at the Central
gymnasium Saturday night.
Canon City quintet is considered one
of the strongest teams in the confer
ence and hold a 22-19 victory over the
Centennial basket ball five. Central
has two victories to its credit and
heads the South Central hoop CON
ference. In the curtain raiser the
Central kittens" will play the Foun-
tain high school first team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
TWO PUEBLO FIGHTERS
GET ALBUQUERQUE DRAW

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Jan. is.-Kid
Lee OF St. Louis. Mo. colored light
weight tl,leholder. knocked out Joe
Kale OF El Paso Texas. in the first
round of n scheduled i5-round bout
here tonight.
The first preliminary between Young
Sol Of Pueblo. Colo. and Kid Anaya
OF Aibuqu rque. ten-rounds, was \
draw.
The seml-fInal between Young Jim
Flynn OF Albuquerque and frankie
Dean OF Pueblo. Colo. io-rounds, re-
suited in n draw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
BOWLING

The Coca Cola bowlcrs defeated the
Bottlers last night by $50 pins in their
three game match. The second con-
test went to the Lithlas on a small
margin of three points and displayed
the best bowling of the team. Buckley
and Morgan rolling their high scores
with ISL. The first game went to the
Goes" by SO pins. the second was
lost by three pins and the final game
was won by the Coca Colas by -
pins.
marked up two 201 scores and had the
high total for the series with 567.
Morgan shot high series for tho
Lithias with SIG and Google scored high
game with 1S for the losers.
TT-Vlr. RnT--rsT INC 20
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
PURDUE COACH OFFERED
GRID MEN COIN, CHARGE

facts in a letter to acting president
II. w Marshall of Purdue university
Professor Ayres said Coach Dietz will
not be retained at Purdue. President
Marshalls telegram received by Pro-
fessor Ayres today stated that Purdue
was about to renew Dietz contract
when Ayres' telegram was received.
The telegram from Marshall stated
that Purdue does not countenance
such action" and declared that the
boys who had been approached by
Dletz would not be allowed to enter
Purdue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

deeply regretted his Haunting of
Judge lands authority.
Ruth's appeal will be based, 1t was
said, on his present penitence and
plea to the judge not to inture the
New York Americans by keeping him
out of the lineup for more than
month. He is expected to urge the
judge TO make his punishment en-
tirely a fine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
Interesting Basket Ball
Event at Steel Works Y

Tho Supcrus club basketball team dc
feated the c. +. & I. Senior class Is
to 90 Tuesday night in a game played
on the Steel Works ~" floor Tho
game was lively: tho Steel Worker
fought hard, but they were outplayed
by the Supcrus clan.
''Shanty' Cochran refereed tho game
and Frank Wilder manipulated tho
timekceper's Instruments.
The SupcTus players have played
three games, and have won the last
two. The other two contests were with
the working boys team OF the CITY
~ in tho ''S" In which they were dc
fcatcd In the first game. bu. decisive
ly defeated tho ~ In tho return
game. The ncNt gamo will be with tn
team representing tho NJ. T. South
church.
Tho lineup OF tho Tuesday contest:
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
Sporting Notes

St. Petersburg. Fla. Jan. is.-The
fourth annual tournament for the
horse sLoe pitching championship OF
the United States will be held here be-
ginning February 30, it was announced
today Tho prize list will aggregate
81 500,
Muncie. Ind. Jan. 1a.-What &,
thought to be n record for individual
scoring in basket ball game was
made by. Jones, forward on the Fort
Recovery, Ohio high school team. Sho
scored eighty-cight points in game
team at Fort Recovery last night.
Jones team won 100 TO 10.
Cleveland. o, Jan.lo.-No moro will
promoters or managers OF boxers name
the referees 10 officiatc in bouts here,
All referees will be appointed by the
Cleveland boxing commission aud will
be held accountable to that body for
the way the bouts arc conducted. ac-
cording to an unoffrcia. announcement
Maximum admission prices OF 81 for
amateur and 50 for professional bouts
have been tentatively fixed. This scale
probably will be augmented In the case
of n championship evant.
81 l<1l4Ns Muss jan ~ aNAANF AbA
the indoor track season has started at
Washington University where a large
squad OF candidates for positions work
out daily. Coach George l. Rider said
today he expected tho rikers TO eS-
cecd all previous shoyings on tho
track this year. Tho schedule includes
dual meets with Rolla. Grirncl and
Drake and the Missouri Valley cham
plonship.
Vancouver, II. C, Jan. ia-Plsns for
a series OF races to he held during
March and April between oarsmcn from
/ the University OF Washington and the
/ University OF British Columbia have
been taken up by authorities OF the
Vancouver school and definite dates
I fer the events are expected to be an
nounced shortly. University OF British
/ Columbia athletes are trying 10 ar
range at least one track meet between
the two universities this year.
! Duluth. MINI, snn. ia-Curiers
from four states and also two pro-
vinccs in Canada will gather here on
January IL for the twenty ninth an
nual bonspiel o., tho Northwest Curl
/ ing association, Frank e. Fregeau OF
Duluth. president. said observations
had been made for UPWARDS OF fifty
rinks. Last year q rlnks were repre-
scntcd in the meet.
Tho Pas. Man. Jan. 1a-Dog teams
entered for tho fifth The Pas dog derby
to be held here February es. have COM
menced active training and are out
daily for workouts averaging fifty
miles and more. Seventeen teams. said
TO be the largest number ever entered
for major dog race In Canada. COM
prise the entry list. Three Alaska
teams have been entered.
Tho ruling favoTltes are Pranteau.
Mckay. Morgan and Bancroft. all eN-
perienced derby racers. \ now entry is
Jack Sinclair. whose team is made up
OF fifteen Norway House huskics never
before tried in a derby.
In tho Reds league OF nations iufield
Manager Pat Moran believes hc has
picked tho right combination.
Speaking Of the Red Sox trading OF
players. 1t begins to look as n the
Athletics will be able TO see daylight
this year.
Now that Georges Carpenter has
come back" bout between tho
French champion and Tommy Gibbons
would be a hummer.
Champion bantamwelght Johnny
Buff has promised to meet either Joe
= nVynr mi nprnN
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
GALA CELEBRATION
GIVEN W.. ELEVEN

Washington. Pa. Jan. ia COM
munity celebration was held tonight
In honor OF the Washington and Jef-
ferson university football squad which
recently went to Pasadena and en-
gagged in a scoreless game with the
University of California eleven.
Many well known men in football
and newspaper circles In the tri
state district attended the affair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
GREASY NEAL SIGNS
WITH CINCINN1,II

Wheeling. W. Va. Jan. 1a.-Earl
Greasy Neal. Washington and Jcf-
ferson college football coach. has
signed n contract to play with the
Cincinnati National baseball club next
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
IS. S.S." Makes Skin Clear and
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Amazing Results from lnersass -
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Do you know that your loas Of Yleah
- due almost entirely to tho small
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Do you know that you can build up
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your complexion will be like a rose-
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your neck and checks win I'll out
Also s. S. s. being one Of the most
powerful blood-cleansera. your skin
eruptions, pimples, blotcheA black
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you'll SEQ. S. s. S. Is sold at ali drug
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Capt Bob Roper. tho Chicago
heavyweight. has been showing I'm
ring work OF late and cdging Httl,
closer TO the tupuotchcrB OF his class
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20
HINSDALE DEFEAT
,SOnERLID FIVE 1877

Tho Hinsdale lightweight basket
bah team won tho championship OF
District No. l when they defeated
the Somerlid lightweight quintet by a
score of l2-T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Miss Ethclda BIcibtrey. holder n
many swimming records. has rcsrgnc,
from the New York Women's s. A. e
affiliate with the Ambassador S. c. o
Atlantic city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Dutch Leonard Of Detroit and
George Uhlc or Cleveland were thr
soItcst picking among American
league pitchers for the base stealcra
last season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Basketball is certainly going at tol
speed this winter. Even those ol,
rivals Yale and Harvard viii cissl
next month in their first basketball
game in over ten years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

When picking winnor In tennis
squash, ping pong or any old kind o
a racquet game. just write William 7
Tiiden. End, on your ticket
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Windsor. Ont. Jan. 1e.-vullam ].
Baxter. ~, secretary OF the Windsor
Jockey club and one OF the best known
turCmcn in Canada and tho United
states died at his homo here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

II Is said that Joe Tinker VIII re-
cciyc the highest salary ever paid .bv
a Class y club TO pilot tho Charleston
South Atlantic league team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Coward. Lee. Bossik. LYON and Jones
win probably be the lineup Sunday
against the Denver pin artists.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Burmsn or Terry McHugh on his re-
turn from Europe Ia March.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Johnny Dundee Is after Benny Leon
ard for another bout. John and Bei
nave fought eight no-decision bouts
so now the Scotch Wop wants n rea
Championship muss with Benny.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Tonight the Lithlas will roll tho
Orange Crush team n postponed game
Coward and Lee opened the two-yncn
tournament last night with 1lSl.
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

signing Knger
fotb. heroes season by the big eage baseball clubs draws
fame psskn ehasers Sh Mathewso1 brilliant fuibaek
Dave Fu outdelde shone the Brown university
his title of "Greay his elusive with the pigskn And
theresr thers,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

According to the opinion expressed
by some of our baseball experts Jimms
pConncn tho Coast star will bc q
great first bascman-never. t.vidcutl,
the Giants differ from the experts. tn,
difference being $3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Now that Georges Carpenter has
come back" bout between tho
French champion and Tommy Gibbons
would be a hummer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Detroit. Mich. Jan. is-"Pep" Young.
Tiger second bascman whose wierd
throwing finally led to his removal
from the lineup last season. is under
going treatment at philadelphia, which
he expects to correct his trouble. ac-
cordins to letter he has written to
a friend here
An N-ray cNamination disclosed
Young was suffering from "A dislocatcd
ycrtebrac, he wrote, adding that hts
doctor soon wVuld have the Offender
back In line.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

Speaking Of tho Red sox trading OF
players. It begins TO look as n the
Athletics Will be able to see daylight
this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

In tho Reds league OF nations iufield
Manager Pat Moran believes he has
picked the right combination.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-20

st. Petersburg. Fla. Jan. ie.-The
fourth annual tournament for the
horse skoe pitching championship OF
the United States will be held here be
ginning February 20, It was announced
today. The prize list will aggregate
81 500
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-21
MANY ATTRACTIONS
AT MILLER SHOWS
Midway Is Already Drawing Large
Crowds For Carnival
Association.

The Miller Shows, already exhibiting
In Pensacola, starting on schedule
time yesterday, are already drawing
large crowds for the carnival associa-
ton, from seventeen to twenty attrac-
lions being features of the show this
year
The fact that they were permitted
TO show on Garden street, and that a
number of the very best speciaities
ever exhibited in the south are there
lends TO the attractions an additional
fnducement for the public. which will
patronize the shows literally, judging
from the interest already shown in the
carnival.
The fame of the Miller Shows has
spread. and among those who are in
Pensacola this week TO book the shows
are A. Fl. George. general manager of
the Ala bama- Mississippi fair, of Meri-
dian. Miss; NJ. Bixler. secretary OF the
Mobile State fair: II. r. Curtis, gen
eral manager of the Chattanooga fair,
Miss Mabel Starr, representing the
Mississippi State Fair. of Jackson.
Miss. Besides these. representatives
of the Hammond Ia1 fair and the
Vicksburg fair will also be here this
week, to see Mr.. Miller about booking
the shows.