Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-02
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES

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SPORT NOTES
Business is dull. Miller Higgins
hasn't been fired for week.
Poland will enter the soccer compe-
tition at the Paris 1924 Olympics.
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania mines
will play at Atlanta April and next.
Syracuse university admits boys I'M
der sixteen years of age free to its foot
ball games.
George Cutshaw is likely to be seen
playing second base for the Vernon III
gers next season.
The race track boob won't keep
warm this winter on the hot tips he
played last summer.
pointed hockey coach at Harvard for
the fourth season.
Toronto barred the rumored Wills
Dempsey fisticuffs, which almost
makes it unanimous.
An attachment was served on Jack
Dempsey in Toledo by man only five
feet high, who still lives.
Mr. Carpenter thinks he will whip
Mr.. Sikh the next time, but that's what
he thought the first time.
Fred Luderus, former big Lacquer,
will manage the Oklahoma City team
in the Western league next year.
Willie Kamm has been insured for
100000, but no method as yet has
been devised to insure a pennant.
The Canadian Lawn Tennis associa-
ton has issued a new booklet on the
laws of the game, regulations and by
laws.
The Dempsey who can't find anybody
to fight is the Dempsey who some
years ago couldn't be found fighting
anybody.
university and the Case School of APP
piled Science of Cleveland have been
broken off indefinitely.
The latest revival announced in Chi
cago will involve construction of a ST.
100000 race track and a 100000
American Derby every June
The WOmen'S Swimming association
of New York city has enrolled 200
members in the last few weeks and
may soon need new quarters.
Association football is profitable to
the English government, for last year
it received $500, 900 from five clubs in
respect to entertainment tax"
Albert Leon Mamaux, erstwhile
pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, is
doing a turn in vaudeville this winter
with Jimmy Rule, a song writer
The Browns are carefully nursing a
young prospect named Cedric burst.
Name sounds too cute for baseball-he
must be intended for the movies.
California has a college of baseball
for young Americans, and next year we
may hear that some one out there has
opened swimming school for fish.
Pancho Villa, the Filipino boxer and
holder of the fiyweight title, has shown
in his recent bouts that he is one of
the speediest champs who ever pulled
on glove
Pitcher Mike Pendergrast, former
Philly player, has been reinstated. Pen
dergrast was suspended for playing
with ineligibles He will be returned
to the Philly reserve list.
Walter Mails, the big southpaw who
helped the Indians win the American
| league pennant and the world cham
| pionship in 1920, will not appear with
| the tribe next season
They seem to be presuming in the
| Eastern league that Chief Bender is
done with the Reading Internationals
| for he is being mentioned as successor
| to Billy Gilbert at Waterbury.
Baseball rumors may be laughed at
| but they often develop into facts. Take
for instance, the sale of Heine Groh to
| the Giants. For eight years that sale
was announced each winter-and was
| laughed to sleep-but In the ninth