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New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

= he' this round really wa for Ruth.
however. vas his 1922 entry into base
ball Be .h'ues s. they may with Judge
l2rd's, thcrc nothing III the baseball
eorsti'ntieu 20 prevent Ruth from TAX
'0r the baths nore, and he ls here
for the sole pprpoae Of getting ft for
'hc hsschsil season. lie left good bust
ae IN vaudeville 10 do It,
Ruth says he Is sfteen pounds Lighter
fhsn when he reported last year. Nc
di6nt say whether VI was his siege
with Thespls or frc'ti0g over fve
"a saks' su pension that took oT the
VIC ehf Ne soens more etaid end SO
fer-m'nded tban yosr ago, no quite
- bogish
Ike Rsbc Hopes
rcep down ~ tho Babes heart turks
80 hone that Commissioner Iaudie
piA l.t that fec weeks suspension
though he docs not Say the Judge has
Sfrer hir1 a'iv rcseon to thinf 90 But
when asked whether he thought the
-nspensiou would ho granted Who Babe
I'D o>clain n fe~vcnt ~ hope
How about the contract for this
vosr7 Futh uas asked "tvory thing
ST right 77
Well I haven't sirrod vet"
T. trere any serious hitch
-. thiui not. The club rsor'e
rsated nc - = 20 Nery YORK ard talk
over. bat preferred 70 come here
- got ~ condition. We can fN ii iu~t
IS ~eN vith NC here expect to sta.
ere untl time 70 report in Now o..
leans
Arc xou saying what salary you are
asking
30. roF unless they rsnt 10 give 1t
out ~ New York"
ine whole 1srkee crowd rolfcd to-
19F. nerorWe' trailing along a. gallery.
10 oasn' noedod for that purnosc. Tho
whole town ouickencd or the Rabe's ar
-iral and i1 NO time crowd cmblcd
10 see BIN drive OF
RiN Fysu Also Golfs
bti RYAN, OF tho Giants. vas one Of
i2o golfers. to0. Ryan. libo NAYS. of
'ao fansees. pltcho7 'iSht banded. but
colis and bats leff-haudod Canec,,
4eesn golf, 50 sticks to Tho more pr
Or lonnd Of walkl and baths He ie
'ica mere clipper than " hen he ar
Ruth cane on The .s,ae train all,
" ate iioFt end bride The advout or
f9Et and Ruth bring }ho total nu,u
or aake here Up t. ecvcu Earl
'A-fa' tso0ts catcher. has been an.
p.slnc himself TO Tho task OF getting
hI ~ as diligently a. anv Of tho
on 0n COMO mlc7 to Get hero
1n''tnY Nard and lean right nop. and
ii''' .p'iif- Is no difficult tasl, for hin
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Penn Battery Members
Start Daily " Work.Out

TATE COLIEGE. Pa. Feb o.
baseoe II practice under va7 A.
Penn State and Hugo Bezdek is nov
holding daily workouts for MS pitchers
and cstchers. Bszdet hss good pi.ch.
lnS staf aga thia yeer. headed bv
",cy Neillnger, vho vas undeseatec
Last spring.
John Hunter and Miller ere Ire ot1.r
Teterans from iast season, vhile Long
hurst, lraQhoner. Fixter and z number
oI others show promise, eveu It thls
early date. Chai Hare. Indwick and
Hy1es are the leading oscks.ops IN ths
race for Brumbaueh's lob.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Menosky Again Returns
His Red Sox Contract

IN I, Wic6- Feb 22-Niae Nenoskv.
star Boston Red Sox outaelder. IS q
holdout. He returned the second cor
tract rendered him Tor the season Of
ie92. i vas the same as tne first one
offered him Ten days ago and did not
contain raise in salary over lss.
years stipend.
Flint fans are hopeful that me loc.l
star viii purchase az interest in The
Flint club OF the Michigan Ontario
iaaoile
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
french Credits Bill i'm
For 1924 olympic Games

ARlS Fob. 2s. A bill providing the
credjjs necessary for the preparations
ioI tho Olympic games of 1924, to be
n%eld % IN Paris, will be presented bv
rrrnller Foncarc tomorrow to the
Iao'leI Council for the approval Of
1t yin be submitted with REQUEST
that the credits be voted bv tho Cha,n Cqa1o'
Der OF Deputies at the earliest poss;hIa
moment. The Municipal Council Of the
city Of Paris, which win meet March 2
is expected to vote at this time tbo
city share Of the credits for tbe
games amounting TO 10000 900 frames
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Anderson Winner
W Standing Ski jump

l'akc Placid. n. Y, Feb. 22-~Inrvo)
anderson, Of The Nansen ski Club' Of
nerlln, N. IT,. won the STANDING. iurnn
IN the International ski jumping con-
cest here to-day His distance was 100
Get. a heavy fall of snow during Che
gay made now records impossible
H. Coutre, of Berlin. n H., was 500
ana ~, and Archie Thompson, OF Lake
se'ncld: third Others finished in the
.oilo"ng order: E. o. Sundbcrr. o.
ea"a, "a, fourth: Wcncr. Of the Montreal
1nnl I Club. fifth. and Maxwell. Of the
dartmouth Outing Club, sixth.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Wisconsin Commission
Suspends Lew TendIer

MILWAUKEE, Feb. %. 2.-Lcw Tender
Philadelphia lightweight, and his man
aser' PM Glassman, have been sus-
pended for sixty days By the State Boy
ing Commission for violating rule Al
relating to contracts, it was announcad
to-day. ''''''ou'ceo
testimony offered showed that ,bo
CLUB contracted with Tender and b;s
manager under different terms than n
.hose submitted to the commission for
rne ,,e,,. Iendler-Fricdman bout several
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Boxers and Promoters
Arrested After Texas Bout

JRkBJ RNETT. Tex. Feb. 22-Abe
brennan. local heavyweight, and Jim
lynn, q Pueblo. Col. were arrested
here last night by Sheriff Smith fol-
lowing ten--ound boxing bou. The
promoters also we're arrested. The
fight was declared Z draw
The charge against the men was pro-
noting and engaging in q pugilistic en-
counter. They were released on $500
horI
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Schoolboy Skaters
Leave for CIicaoo

The tcam of schoolboy skaters which
"lll represent New York CITY in tbe
intercity skating races at Chicaeo sat-
urday Left for the Windy City vester-
day' Eighteen boys we're in the party
ana tney arc expected to reach Chicaro
,o-morrow. Chicago, Milwaukee. Clevc-
a land and Detroit will oppose the local
{ H | c A G Q, Feb. 22.-Clcvcland $
ssen0oolooy s skating team arrived to-day
lOr Saturdays national intcrscholastic
chalnpl onships to find hot sun threat
eng to make skating impossible bv the
end Of the week, but with Colder
weather forecast. N04oSi
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Would Protect Fight Van

n NhbANS. Tob. 222 Assomblyman
ve.cf j. flainiVl. Democrat. Of New
,,,, ,V'N, To-Day introduced in the Legis-
.aIu'c a p,ll designed to prohibit the
sale Of tickets of admission to hox;ns
matches Tor more than the price print
ca on them Tho measure also $ IN
I,chued to require chat all tickets shall
De sold on the premises where the
matches arc to be held. Violation Of
."e proposed law would be misdc
inNe&nor, with an additional penalty Of
s,or.ci'ufc OF Tho clubs license to con
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Bouts Hereabout,
InM1-ll,

NIGHT
- h-a ,'r'e"t irrory-7,,u
~, NN, '."n r'oov"o. - roun5, Mario
-. .o'd,rr fairfield ia ros.d, Hsk-
efN''s ''"rsrY ts-- IL,
fhirk tsoEors. T. ro,,,as snyd-r >,
tRIDtY
'a'lsor snrsrs Gsrdsp-I>,7
rs ~ 'nap 5old - rourd. isnale
ro,py 'a'' I,1s1n Tss1n''9 IT .,.,g Danny Ed,srs. ,
stTI ansy
t'nL ,, ( 'K1 sullivan " a..
,re,,e '1' ns,I. e. N'''l'srsmgets - ,sts H.s.. ,
Conn eaith o.
'it.h ~ i;arn@y tdalr. - ,orns' a~sso
RibE eWood trofe = e.. n,
- ~ Boyle. J. round. "sHY
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
I.ehi.h Five Beats Seton Hall

BETHLGHEM Pa. FEB. 22.-Lehigh
defeated Seton Hall here this evening,
3s to 92, in fast game of basketball.
The accurate shooting of both teams
featured with Lehigh having the edge
on Seton Hall. The home team dis
played fine attack and held the lead
throuhgout the game. Jingle and
Snyder starred for Lchigh With Ave
field GOALS anece.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Nine Dodgers Sail To-day
for jacksonville; Ward
Is Prepared to Retire
BY w. ]. Macbeth

I'm ilerney secretary Of the worlds
champion Giants, was all alone in hi~
e'o1Y IN t1o local baseball world ves-
terday- All tbe other Offices were mad
looked and the tenants out celebyatinc
'ne birthday of lhe Father Of IEs
ountf>. Nh Jierncv was at II West
t5-Iouith Street through habit. No
business ca rs kept him indoors. He
haan care IN the world.
No'hinS new IN the proposed dis
Qerssi sale Of pitchers Joss Barnes and
Phi Douglas" dronod the secretary 'lG of
me e1laHts. Inc answer has become a
Sc, ormula for question No. l.
nave nothing TO say; don't c7ro 10
DISCUSS the subject, he added with
.nality. a moment later, however. M
! ierHey denied the rumor that William
/. Baker, owner of tho phillies hal
offered 100000 cash for tho two heroe :
Of tne last worlds series. Neither ;s
George Washington Grant bidding
against Nr. B2ker. 1T was brought out
OF CO. Organization.
II vas suggested TO NJ Tiorncy that
.ho opinion prevailed outside Of New
and oiustcr 9hout selling Jess and
7ufiliu Phil was mere propaganda 10
tnoct these from their figurativc high
horses. Such a suggestion was hotiv
Routed. Then the executive lapsod
INTO profound silence.
Wilhelm Don't Believe 1t
kaiser' Wilhelm. manager Or the
Fhlhes. Who IS visiting relatives in
i'ochester is credited With few wise
.oiidaT cracks 10 the effect that New
} orh has no intention o. parting with
harnes AID Douglas. He iutimatod that
+ lcGraN were really serious he could
nd q ready market III Philadelphia
NJ Wilhelm, however, would never
linl Of tradng hespectscloJ Leo
Jesdo1s for the pair of them. Meadow.
ie ayers. must remain in the solitary
onfneinent Of Quaker town or liss
Re national pastime roodby. Wilhelm
as very careful and circumsrcct in
nc remarks. lie is going to get
'elther himself nor Mr. Baker, INTO
ny "tampering' trap.
re first move toward spring mobil.
5ation on the part of the Brooklyu
)odgers all be made At high noon to-
sy with the sailing of the steamship
ssfapshoe for Jacksonville. Fla Nine
! Uncle Robbies xplayers will be
The newly signed Dutch Routhcr,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Lunte Goes to Coast

;, SACRAMENTO, Calf, Feb o.
Hsrry ioso ,Lunte, Cleveland shortstop in
WV, VIII wear y uniform of the Sscra-
mento Pacific Coast League this year.
accora'ne 10 Lew Moreng, ono Of the
owners Of the club. The deal is said
TO be the outcome of a trade In 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
kibbec Signs With New U,,

y !SaPR1NGFlEID Mass. Feb. 2s-1os
=. h.looee. former star pitcher for I Ibs
onlycrsity Of Vermont to-day sjcned
e. contract with the New Haven club of
. sne Eastern League. Kibbec had a t,y'
ua. u'as "'sn Washington LAST season and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
E'ger E}o,'cr " i'll Bring
~ PLAYERS to l,a,nn

hLIllplt, Mich. Feb. 20. Word
'''es from A9gusts. Ga. that Mar,
.rer Il Cobb of tac Detroit Americans
! q. completed plans for thc Tiger
''alning tour and is awaiting the com
OF the advance quad. vhich win
'sen. PIE March I Actual training is
'tHfduied to stsrt the following dav.
.''o Nlll have thlr,Y-iivc mon when
I'll or tie Teor roster have roacLcd
'." camp. The squad VIII represent
eighteen states and the District Of Co.
gm3.a, California prodomiuatinr
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Yale Wins at Fenc;n,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Fe0 2o-Tbo
'ale fencing team defeated Massachu.
sets Tech here to-day by s to &. In
Ia Ine foils bouts Yale men won six and
Iost three: In the cpec matches cscb
side won twice. Skabo starred for tbe
visitors, winning three foil bouis VIC
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
McGraw Leaves for Can,n

HAVANA, Feb. 22.-John j. McGrar.
manager Of the New YORK National
League Baseball Club, left Havana to-
gay for key West on his way TO San
antonio, Tex. He made no statement
With regard to the offer Of tn. aa|e
of pitchers Douglas and Barnes.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
|, Arrives at Hot Springs and Intimates
Bambino Claims He Weighs Is
Pounds Less Than Last Spring
Babe Blossoms Out immediately Upon Arrival
Regular Golfer-'Togs and Everything: Makes
% in His Maiden Golf Round of the Year
BY W. B. | Hanna

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. 22"Babo' which
partner Wellington his clubs
here to-day crash into Wahnstons Birthday
Golf after Ruth had hotel
had changed his golf ogh has knickerbockcrs
oything- lo
lor 4 ~. his maiden golf round Of the year.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Chess Finals SATURDAY.

Ton Of the original thirty-tao com.
pctitors in the annual high school
chess championship tournament--three
from StuyNesant, two each from Cont
mcrce. Commercial and Morris and one
from Townsend Harris Hall-ouslified
yesterday for the final round to be
played at the Manhattan Chess Club
next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Holding On

lcnnysons gugng brook ball
neither rNucs brooks. Their eternal
More than veteran the
major league harness. but spkng
Cobb starting 1905,
Sui but he
out twenty before his
waiter Jofhson unturIng his mof
his sixteenth carnival with venerable elbow
Sim Saee still persists his bats the
angular sherIH Is fairly close to the end of the limb
Babe Adams Larry many dusty leagues 10
travel before checking out and calling a
forward.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Tigers OyerwheIn
City College Team
In Aquatic Meet
Princeton Swimmers Take
All firsl Places; Also
Win at Water Polo
Nrom G spcclol corrcsrnrdo,..

PRlNCETON, n. j., Feb. 22-Ihe
princeton srimmiig team overwhelmed
c. G. n Y. hero this afternoon by
winning every first and second place
and making the final score stand At
dS to 3. Tho championship Tiger water
polo team also was victorious over the
New orkcrs, 40 TO 10.
The feature Of the swimming meet
WAS tie race in the 10O.yard event be
tween Captain Stinson and Dick New
by. both football men, who swan the
distance in 67 4-5 seconds. The diving
contest was battle between the Moser
twins, {. Moser finally vsnquishinC his
brother by small margin.
The summaries:
Swim Events
So,ysrd swim Won By Pole Princeton.
c. G. Y. hrd Y,mo. "a -
fancy diving Won by G. Moser. Prince
1on; Is M9scr. Princeton. second; losepher
r,-y I2o-yard swim Won by Montgomery.
rr'nceton; Bra. rrincctou. second; Harvey
= rlunxenWsn r. T.; [h'F'j br Tiws n ;a ~ ,,
Kydd. Princeton. second. tlt> G. G. \
third Distance. 70 tce( s inches
W. arg s"lln-Ii" between Nowby and
captain Stinson. Princeton. Meyer, G. G.
n. y, third. Time, o:s7 4-5
700 -Nard relay-Non BY Princeton
,Ne"oy. Schriver, Pole. stnson) Timc
Water Polo
rosition Princeton Ho). G.. G.. :. (fo,.
r. :, +, ''..'. notttns Menkcs tcaptD
~ phillips ............ Weiustein
l. ! Nucchncr ............ Doudorn
r. Hardin ....... Tannorh.,,,,,
J.. d. ...... Schrauff eha,ir
G''........ Talt (capt) .......... Iiliinr
=, Touch goals -Buechncr (9) Phillips ca
"! MM!acI'onald, bottins Thrown goaIs|Tait'
70 tT'nstein menkcs. roul goals-Philllps
90 Wclnstetn H. Substitujions: Prince9
asro,1 idn: MaJn9na1d for PhlIips, Phillips for
y. f-Sesel for Weinstein Schnuerer ror
SSeIs-l 0rns'ein for Tannerbaum. Timc Of
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
hates There'I Be NO Serious Hitch Over s
Mc1ig"e Epe"s Up Score With
Decision Over Young Fisher
Syracuse Boxer Is Defeated in Ocao-Cut Fashion
and Is Badly Dazcd in Seventh Round; Launches
Rally in Thirteenth, After Being Badly Ba,te,o1
BY Jack Lawrence

Fighting Of the best battle career Mic AfT,.
city turned the tables Young Fisher Syracuse at b D. '
Athletic Club East Twenty fourth street, yesterday afs
winning victory the Italian. The aont - ~
full distance Of iftcen rounds MTigDe '
ty unanimou the judges Referee Pasey Hay ''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
kouetcl1v an Outfe,der

TOLEDO. Feb. 22.-"Big Id" Kon-
ctcny. former star first bascnan of the
Nstlonsl League, now free agent, has
been sigred to play left field for the
local club Of the American Associs.
ton this season, Roger Bresnahan.
president Of the club, announced to-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Rutgers Quintet Beats
georgetown. Score 44-2z

c MhN BRUNSWICK. N. j., Feb 22-
SSeorsetown University finished its
u'sastrous Eastern trip here to-nioht
wneh '' thoy lost their third game in 'a,, as
'aany .a ~ Gays to Rutgers by a score of "a
~ T. sensational shooting by Ben
LouI loIr rom al angles of the court
The lineup: "''''e's'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Dog Darhv Wnif1c,.

ASHTON, Idaho. Feb. o2.-Tud Kent.
winner Of last years dog derby here.
,'o9 to-day classic in two hours thir.
5y-fe MINUTES. Tho tmo was slower
man 'he world record made by Kent
3e@f' but considered remarkable
uNuer tne c11Htins weather conditions.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
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We eDEI@99WRtl z979Rtlinf 7 H4fl@Ss17l
The Old Third Rssemsn
(Copyrjatb 1872, Ne1o Yorl Tribune I

The Old Third Raseman
With half srluc, smile thnt oouors core
Tic goes upon his 1cay;
hnoulug the little time he hos to spare
Before hc sfnnds at bay,
or he has read tho record rvord by uord,
I'to bushcrs groomcd to tnke crack at third
One ftcr he secs each rlvnl burn
The leather 1n its fight;
u htle moektng memories Of yoarth return
10 haunt him Through TIC night.
And Whcu he tries to make the old arm speak
lie only hears tho rusty hnges crcdk.
Collins and Bradley, Deulin and the rest,
Drift By him i1t rcuicw.
The rhile Time rchispcrs from his ancient nest
"dnothcr good guys throu9h'
Until you1g Ap'il ,rhispors in his cor
'1ho old beams good enough for one more yfor"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
ialc Oulshoois Carnegie

\, NuW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 2a.-The
T., :, ''e ,lnc team defeated Carnegie Tech
Ia IA dual telcgraphic match this after
uep1 uoph' a9' to 192. Baker, Bennett
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Considerable Splash

college season of crou, u J.,
ee Ap ana july we again stumble easy prophecy
e. s ~ o'nlns IN the direction of rowing year. with
III prospects reported from the Navy Cornell Princeton yaIo ~
Syracuse F 'N'N' ''''S Sa'u
standard-wh the attraction That con e. "s'
PROFESSIONALISM or prosclyting. ~ ~ "a
AT this writing the Navy looks to he the most for,;a
but there crews in sight for an n o. wy o
the mass this far in ADVANCE ~ Wv " 0o pcNea from
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
The Goal After Touchdown

" c last I'VE have enough suggestions non
hS point TO build up the constitution of
ana mono OF them has quite seemed to fit
ahds inc goal after touchdown, an-cmax
ehort calling Tor no team play little
~ would be better to let the line
line Tor drop kick orp place kick
either ~ "o'"' 0' nUte
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

l. 'II'''n - Rutsers go. Georgetown o2r>
T. l,u,s'; l,',', 90 '........... Florence
c. T,,,, ,it . FltVin
l.. G - nor,,','' ' '''..'.'. - ,'onnell
X. g Rs',, '''" ''.'.'..''......... Ha4zali
.,,,n ,'id goa Nutsers Eenzoni Cs)' En,
ilmser Ing, g, e'eors,,,n pornan '2 Naub (4, Dett-
*, ,,'I n"1zal, .. '2l. Schmidt. McGrath
o., "ul goa is~Nutgers Bcuzonl Ni OUT Of
Floron..na' r..al1Hr q out of y. Georgctown:
uo5,ltut ions Rutgers: Ellis for Dcp-
,om' "elnio for Enander Black for Dor
S"r ,Hei'er for Raub. t;corgctov,nl
Sweeney for Carney '" ''''
N"frre"- Joe peerine. Columbia Tn
p'.V rfank CorriGan. Central non-d
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Grover Cleveland Alexander

those who wait for the crash inspect Grover
alexander with more than this
fe III ms enear he slipped badly summer wears
arc no uncommon turn The premier quite number Of
70 HIS iaSt one e1t and while he
h OLD greatness of the past he is for direction
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Herman-De Foe in Semi.Final
Gives Garden Attractive Card

name. which is Oakland Jimmy Duffy.
All IS not Gold that glitters, but Cold
Is Gold SO far as the locsl boxing
noguls are concerned
The preli.ninaries at the Garden 90
morrow night Will consist of two eight
round scraps that should be whizz- bang
sFairS. In one OF these Johnnr Murray
will meet Clonie TAFT and in the Other
Andy (kid) Palmer will swap slams
with the rough Jimmy Darcy.
Dundee Sidesteps Nalgsr
frankie Casa,e. manager OF Benny
\algar alleges somewhat feverishlv
that Johnny Dundee IS trying to side
step 3 match with his man Frankie
says that Benny is the one logical
contender Tor the junior lightweight
title now held by Dundee. and that he
is ready 10 post $4,000 with the Mad
son Square Garden management to bind
the match. Nalsar IS ready to meet
Dundee at 126 pounds ringside, says
Casale.
Chirl, Rogers. of the West Side and
Lew Snyder, of Bayonno. Will hook up
in tho star bout Of tWelve-roundS al the
Arena in Jersey City Tonight. One
six and several four-round bouts Will
precedo tais aiiaiv
Jack Bernstein, toe Yonkers Flash.
will meet Jimmy Cooney. OF Harlem,
in the star bout al the Columbus Sport
ing Cub in that city this evening.
Several attractive events lead up so
This Scrar
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
No Violent bidding Apparent
FOR Giants Barnes and Do,,olos

Mamaux, William j. McCarrco CLAW
cmt9 MltcnGii' John Rosenberg, J. s
sutton ana Henry Fisher will form ~.
pec'erllH band which will be in charge
OF the veteran scout. Larry Snt+nS, S9
Several Brooklyn newspaper mon n1'uUni ,.;Ii
also make the voyage. Manarcr VI ;l
merit robinson, who has been Winterino
at the Dover Hall Club, near Bruness
"icN Ga, Will be in Jacksonville -
greet the arrival Of the Ararsboo W
Dan Comorford has been in ,IarLsov'
Vuic for some days preparing ~
grounds. Training will starf No
morning Of Wednesday, March l.
broohiyn, probably will play several
games With the Florida State League
CUB OF jacksonville, this spring. It
IS understood George Stovall, former
manager Of the Cleveland Americans
will manage the Jacksonville team
kcefc Sold to Indians
Three fingered" Dave Keefe o+ ~.
AA'thietics. was sold yesterday to tho
Cleveland Americans for cash. ths
amount not stated.
', 'Andsome AIRY Frazee, boss Of the
Ecd SoN, IN company with his partner
sport Herman, of Chicago. ray- ~
patrons OF the Motor Boat Shov a
treat Yesterday afternoon. Harrv nut
IN an order for speed boat. He in.
tends to take no chances on train con-.
nections if the Back Bay mob takes
day. 0pe''"S
Aaron Ward second baseman of tn.
ankees, is in Kansas City investigating
a business proposition. He announced
hlmseif as holding out for $4,000. an
increase of $4,000 over last year. ard
says II same is not forthcoming he is
prepared to retire
Arthur Dcvlin. former star third
oasemat Of the New York md Boston
National League teams. has been en-
gagod 10 scout for the Rraxes
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Home-Bred Golfers

~ % VIC most unusual turns of is the number Of bono
% ~ oeSS'o"a IN the United States yet been ab n
'u'et Vhe waves OF competition and at n,rt ~ ~
'acN NlcDerhott and Walter won wo oman
ponshlPs of the United States W ''o open chan'-
S Nerflgah finished in third place, strokes hacl e ~ ,
VI me british Leo Dcgc Jack Rur.o c.
States open hc]d " ''"V' where the United
h n INC enumeration Of valiant about pcasc ,rh
% . "'y-lVe open championships The United States a G
0"S Two hoI'e-brcd pros have first ' anu SeV
I'D qualS and quantity the bred clan w c.;n;n e
lluchon '0''o' vi replacing Hagen,
.,. " J." spite OF which still that St,dont -
nood rn se o he ethics Of college sport uou)d do n ~
mere vast difference in being watched from 49, 2 w. u"oa
s Oh" OF the watchers yourself charge of tho a"o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
pawsinc Easy Winner

PAWLlNG, \. Z, Feb. -. Paving
easily defeated the New Rochelle Hign
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

Arthur Dcvlin. former star third
% seman Of the New York md Boston
National League teams. has been en-
gagod 70 scout for the Braxes
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
kcefc Sold to Indians

Ihrce-fngcrcd" Dave Keefe, Of III.
Athietics; was sold yesterday to tho the
Cleveland Americans for cash, the
not stated VIC