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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
v PATEK, 8. CERVNA, 1922,
ITALSkA NARODN1 'POuT
MA SPlLBERk.
Z Brna, 2l. kvetna

/ Ucastnici itaIske narodni pou
i ma Spilherk .shi iomaadiI sc
dnes rano v zasedaci SIM 2em-
,skych stavd mbravskvch, Kro-
me jmenovanych. jizs osobQosti
dostavil So Zastupce italskehc
ministerstva Valky major Cip-
lio Cesare Gotti, kterV gene
ralem Grazianim pracCva %
yytvoreni teskoslovensk ! ch lie.
gii tall 9 kterN iest tcve
ren odeVzdati Y Csl. minister
stvu Nalodni oh1any Naletna
gyznamenani italska pro na5
legionare. Slayno~t 1aha i,
Pevecke sd uZenl mtlatSlTch
lcltelu HtgaloNtn hNrnem
Tabor mrtvych HostN usiiai
oak IL mesto Btna IN - na amt
sick starostuy DIR. MaSa, ktefV
zminil Sc . daVnyoh kul1utnieh h
stycich Gesko-ita lskych a c spn
lecnem lltisku obou narodn IA
-ezimu rakouskeho. Dale pra.
vii m. j.: MySlenka slednoce-
nj ltalie, IA ny hoiovali a ~
peli Cavour, Garibaldi, Pelico,
Mazzlni, konecne ZVlt6ziIa. l..
Irpenl PeliccoVo / ostatnich HI
Iinu spilberakyeh nebylC mar
ne, Italie Sc oSvobodila 4 sled
notila a Jejl Slechetnou po-
moci dobyli isme my 1T aceae
svobody. Nudce Vypravy, statni
Iajemnlk Pietro Gaetano Venl-
no, potomek markyZe ContalC
nieriho. vezneneho kdysi na
Spilberku, podekoNal Ia vlldnt
priJeti praYil m. l., Ze pfec
vstupem ma Spilberh pokIad.
Ia syou povlnnost pozdravit
predstaVltele pIacoVlteho n;
roda ceokosloNenskeho a obyvS
telStva meSta Brna Peveck,
sdruzenl mo aVskyoh ucltell
zapelo jeSt6 narodni pisn6 z
nymny, Zacez uspofadali ltalt
We dirigenfu Nachovl stdecne {
vace
O 10. hodine shromazdili Sc
noSte la prOStl anStVl ia Spll
Derku u pomnlku Batvita dc
oouc hes. kde jmenem yojensk,
SpraVy a brnenske posadky D,
zdravil Je zemskl vojensky We
lite general Podhalsky na pu
de. ktela e svata narodu ltal
Skemu ceskoslovenskemu, pc
neN ADJ pflpomlna dobu, kay q
oa na,e narody hyly porober.
pod stejnFm hem. Odhalen;
panetnl deska Je svedec ir
NaSl neotmezene uctN k Nasln
kialanun, nam pax prIponln
Slecnetuost lialskeho na,oda
dOkazaAou prl tvorenl ndslc
elegil. ovuJ proslov zakoncil 9
neral Podlajsky pranim, alb
styky ceskosloNensko-italsk
zailaJene spoleCne prolitou kl
1 vi, Sc utuzily. Jako nejstarS
Glen vyp1avy uJal sc slova pro
gre ny ntfizzlaIe Antonio Fral
zon, ktery pravil nlimo jine, z
Jiz dlouho pomysleh lta-ove II
s,avst6vu zeme. kteron driy
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nenavideli, ale kterou 81 zannl-
lovah pro ty, kdoz mimi bojo-
vail proti spolecnym utiskcva-
telum. "Nevedeli jsme driv, ze
iste tez obetmi toho tyranstvi,
domnivali jsme Sc, re iste tez
spoluvinniky, Rakouska. ale
prolitou krvi jste dokazali. re
naSe cile isou spoleene." !,
Kdyz pevecky spolek "Foer
ster" zapel Smetanovo 'Veno"
pronesl vudce vypravy, statoi
taiemnik Venino prostou rec, y
niz prohlasil ze Italove prisli
vzdat hold svym mucednikum,
nebot' "v pameti ziyych je Il
vot mrtvych"..
Pc mem promluvil italsky Wy
slanec baron Bordonaro, ktery
Y konci sve reel precetl jmena
az spilberskych veznu ital-
skych, jichz Rim, jejich matka,
neprestane uctivati jake narod
Mich hrdinu. Dalsi projevy uci-
Mill Scodnik jako predseda ital-
sko-teskoslovenske Ligy, dale
"a rodiSte Peliccoyo, mesto Sa-
luzza, starosta Rossi, jenz u
vedl, re jedna z uIic. v Saluzze
bude nazvana Brnenskou; pax
jakO Zastupce mesta Folli pro
fesor Calboni, Ia okres milan
sky professor de march,, d, "a
valecne poSkozence slepec Sa-
VoTagnl, Ia otce voJlnu padlVch
We valce commentators Eni.ico
| 1Orragn1 a "a "SOcleta DanrC
Aligherl dl Milano' advokat
euro, ktery navrhl pozdravnJ
telegram ltalskemu kali. 20.
tom odebrala Sc vyprava. k hra
debnl Zdl, na nlZ Jest umlStens
| pametni deska italskym napi
sem, ktery V ceskem prekladt
mi: II techto taJemnych ko
bek, posVecenych utfpenim
vzeSlo vitezne vykoupenl itat
| ske IS22-192Z. =
X pametnl desce polozil mi
nisti Ceiny vence od pleslden
Ia republlky Masalyka a oo
! vlady ceskoslovenske, dopro
! Vodlv tento pletnI akt kratkyn
proSloVen. 70 mem uclnll pro
! jeV general Podhaisky IA le
hoz recl vypateny byly q delCvt
rany. SlaNnost Aakoncena hyl;
prOsloVem zaStulce NEST a lu
rina comendatore Tul biglia /;
ia italskou kolonli V Egypt,
prosloVein Ora. Iatlse-beie
"A AleAand'ie. Potom prohledli S
! hoste HI adm kapll kasematy
Ma pocest Italskych hosti da
val mlnistt vnltla CeIny ODE,
" mistnostech zemske spray
politicke. Odpoledne odjell no
] ste k prohlldce bojiste siavko'
skeho.
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Hoste z Ceskoslovenska n

Je'~' 'As~.A' UNIV y q PoNtooit1
naplsy mono cisti ia piospek
tech, ktere roZesllaji do sveta
rlSsko-nemecke lame. Tyto
JENNIE proJeVy nemecke poho
stlnnCstl' Zajiste postaci, ably
ii ceStl hoste, ktere letos milky
.surs marky svadel do Meme
cka, 81 wee jeste rozmyslili a
dali pfednost TEN laznlm, kde
lsou vltanl, hlaVne domacim.
Zvlastni nestesti v kOupel.
ne. Il Rumburku Sc oznamuje je (.
Chot mistnlho obcana, 2Sleta
Frantiska Pohlova, vstala Y
techto dnech liz 0 pul ctvfte
hodlne fannl, ably Sc vykoupa-
la We sklepnl koupelne. kdyz
Sc dlouho nevracela, sci il chot'
vyhledat naleznuv dvere kou
pelny uZamCene, vyrazil ie IA
pomOcl sousedu. Ma to byla ma
lezena PAM Pohlova Ii vany ma
zemi bez hnuti. Byla mrtva a
pflvolany lekar marne Sc sna
I'll il privestl k vedomi. Vyse-
tfovanlm Sc zustllo, re pi. Po-
hlOVa Vystouplla ia zidlici, KITE
Ia sc nj prekotlla. Nest astna
pam pr padu strhla i plynova
kamlnka a uchazejiclm ply
mem byvsl otFavena, pflSla O
Zlvol.
Nestcsti ma draze. Pr opra-
We tratl v kaZnoVe prevazel Ne
stredu II. t. nj. dopoledne 2t-
lety delnlk vfchnl stavby dlah
Ad. Plas 4 Bablny {. 80 u kra
lovlc ia vozlku prazce, pr
cemz nezliStenym zpusoben
spadl pod vozik byla mu zlo.
mena noha a zpusobena pora
neni ma hlave, Nest astnik by
prevezen do aestske. plzenske
nenlocnlce, kde nlu, byla IRA
'nena noha mad kotnikem amp,
, tovana
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ma lidi Sc domniva, re dlouhy
sen musi byti4 veImi .diouheho
trvani, nebot' rada dobrodruz-
stri a ruznych pflhod nemu-
re die lidskeho pomyslu sc ode
hrati Y nekolika vterlnach,
zvlast' kdyz, We, snu, mnohdY
spaG jest ucastnikem dlouhych
hovorIl, nekonednych cest, u
hani s yetrem zavod po zemt
i lita jako ptak We vzduchu,
kdy citi Sc kralem, steJne jake
zakletym kohoutem, yodi ar
mady do boje, bije Sc srdnate
nepfitelem a befe pred nim'
pin uzkosti do zajecich. Angll
cky psycholog Artur Lynch "a
bvval Sc dlouho otazkou, Jak
dlouho sen trva a nyni sve zku
senosti uvereinil. Jednou, Wy
pravuie, isem Sc probudil pra-
We, kdyz hodiny zacaly bit de-
vatou. Uslysel jsem prvy, u
der a probudil jsem Sc znovu
pri poslednlm uderu. Y dobe
te mel isem dlouhy sen. Stejny
pripad zjistil i svycarsky psy-
cholog Claparede, ktery od-
hadl presne delku snu tim, re
81 nechal skapovati kratkych
/ obdobich z lahye ma hlavu kap
ky vody tax Sc probouzel. Be
hem nekolika vterin, pc ktere
spal, prozil We snu nasledujici:
'Spachal Parizi vrazdu, prchl
do Londvna, lodi Sc dostal do
Nov. Yorku, prchl policii, octl
Sc Chicago, jsa tam prona-
sledovan, dospel do San Fran
icisca, dal Sc najmouti "a topi-
Ce ma parniku jedoucim do ia
ponska a kdyz Sc tam dostal,
byl polapen a odsouzen k smr-
ii. PAX kapka dopadla a Clapa
rede Sc probudil re sna. Otaz-
kou, jak dlouho sen trva, Sc
fantasie lidstva velmi zamest-
navala Pfik1ad podava rrosla-
vene vypravoyani islamu: Ne
veflcI sultan small Sc miStu V
: kol anu, kde So VyptaVl, re
and6l Gabriel iednoho jitra
wal Mohameda Z luzka, uka-
zai mu peklo ptovedi jeJ sed-
merVm rajem, dcvolil mU, ahy
5 bohem 81 90.00Gkrat pohoVo-
/. I'll "a polozil Jej do postele zas
| diiv, nez ytokla Noda ze dzba-
nu. kterT archandel Iorazil
. kdyz Mahomeda u lo2e edna.
sci. NeVerici sultan usnul pc
sve pochvboVacnostl me-
: dlouhy sen, Y nemz prozil radu
dobrodruzstvi. Kdyz Sc probu-
dill, shledal, ze uplynula sotva
vterlna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
Vrazda Marie BalaczOve y
Zizkovskem tunelu. Po dvou

dennim liteni vynesen byl 10.
kvetna divisnlm soudem rozsu-
dek mad vrahy Mad arky Ma
RE Balaczove a jejich spoiled
Milky. Divisni soud ia predsed-
nictvi justicniho podplukovni
ka dra. Vrby odsoudil pro lou
peznou vrazdu: Jana Molna, a
a Josefa Antoncze k trestu
smrti, pro spoluvinu ma loupez-
ne vrazde Ladislava Janczose
do tezkeho zalare ma 13 mesi-
Gu, cikana Michala kurucse
pro spoluvlnu ma loupezi ma Z
mesicu do tezkeho zalare.
Ryzovani zlata ma Otave Y
posledni dobe emily Sc opet pc
kusy ma IA mistech S ryzova-
nlm zlata ma Otave a jejich
prltOclch a Slce od SuSlce az X
Plsku. Ma mistech pi'izniv6j-
sich vyryzovalo Sc 81 miligra-
nu zlata 4 jednoho krychlove
no metru rlcniho pisku a kane
III. Prumerny vytezek z | kry
chloveho metru kamenl cini Il
miligramu, takze by bylo potrt
bi $4,000 krychlovych metrl
kameni. ably vyziskal Sc | ks
zlata. Ponevadz vsak vypirap
zlata yynasi teprve, kdyz wy
ska Sc 200 nliligranlu 2 / kry
chloveho ,metru pisku, 'nelzess,s
Cd nynejsiho ryzovani slihova
ii praktickeho nzitku.
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krute pOtrestana svevOle


Nedavno doSlo V Horni Vsi u
Hor. Litvinova Ma Mostecku ke
vzrusujici prihode. 12lety sko-
lax Josef Schneider vylezl na
kastanovy Strcm a postrehnuv
pripevneny ma mem drat elek-
trickeho vedeni, vzkrikl ma ka
marada "Hled' jak Sc dam e.
lektrisovat - A elektrisoval sc
tax dukladne, ze do smrti tohc
nezapomene. Bujny hosik pro.
pail 81 ruce chodidla az ns
kaSt
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Coaches and Others
To Attend N. C.. A. A.
Meeting TO-night t

The athletic situation In colleges will
come in for wide discussion tonight at
the annual meeting Of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association at the
Hotel Astor. Coaches, graduate man
ayers, student managers, representa-
tives and, In some cases, presidents
will gather 10 discuss sports In general
and make suggestions for lettering
conditions.
Although football will undoubtedly
come in for discussion again, In spite
Of the lengthy dissertation on the sport
at the coaches meeting last night, IL Is
probable that other sports will form
the main topic for debate.
Several colleges which are eontem-
plating taking up some Of the minor
sports will receive q helping hand from
the others in the form Of advice and
assistance in formation Of schedules.
Practically all the coaches and on
eials who attended the meeting last
night will stay over for the N. G. A. A.
eonelaYe. Il Is expected that the sec
tional college athletic associations will
come In for wide discussion.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Miss Cecil Leitch In
Hands of Specialist
By briggs

I ONDoN, Dec. 27.-MIss Cecil
~ Lelteh, former British woman
golf champion, is at present In the
hands OF n specialist for treatment
Of her arm, and she has said re-
Gently that she could not define her
prospects In the matter Of playing
In the next ladies' championship.
Regarding her tour last summer
In Canada and the United States,
Miss Lelteh declared II was purely
Of n private nature. She was par
tieulnrly Impressed with women's
golf in the Dominion. OF the out
standing players in Canada Miss
Ada Mackenzie and Miss Pepler
we're probably the greatest.
Miss Alexa Stirling was un-
doubtedly the greatest exponent Of
women's golf in the United States,
in spite Of the fact that shs cur
tailed her play during 1872. She
was the finest shot maker over
there. She had more shots than
almost any other player.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

ball future gloomily, but even the ordi-
nary pessimism should fade under the
conditions which prevail up at Ithaca
Captain Pfann, one Of the best quar-
terbacks Of the year, halfbaek Ramsey
and fullback Cassidy will be back next
year, giving Doble a baekheld above
the ordinary even II the fourth mem
Der is chly mediocre.
For the line Dobie will have four OF
this years regulars-Buekley and Hen
derton at ends, Sundstrom az tackle
and Flynn a. guard. II Is possible that
Kid Examination may throw one or
more Of these players for a loss, but
then again the incentive is strong
enough for all 70 hurdle the Kid. This
layout Of talent should make Gil smile
as he has not smiled in some time.
Boxers with championship aspira-
lions and enough ability to be rated
a. real contenders face an unusually
promising year. Two worlds titles
and two American ehamplonships
changed hands during 1922 and Il is
next 70 a certainty that even mora
overthrows will mark the year about
70 begin. The eontenders who get first
chance az some Of the present cham
Pions may regard themselves as
fortunate.
Joe Lyneh's showing against Midget
Smith. coupled with some Of his other
recent bouts, would indicate that the
West slider will not hold his title
long. Mickey Walker has yet 70 i'm
press as a champion who will last, but
there ss a chance that he will improve
and aatiafv thu critics that he hefonc.
Johnny Wilson and Johnny Kilbane Az.
holding their titles By remaining In
idleneEs, Benny Leonard has passed
the crest, but he should be able 70 hold
OF the current crop Of rivals. Demp-
tey has nothing 70 worry about and
Paneho villa may be clAsssd the same.
Harry Greb has no strsnglehold on HIS
title. In ave Of the eight classes the
eontcnderS can look forward hope
fully.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

and y. y. yydE. won from Pa,
fsatsd Oliver and / " Ksy.. hl.'. 3
Raymond and lack defsatsd F,,s..''---l
cronin. "a. So App ard v,sy ,syfay ~
fsafed Greene and Mailer s"'s =
BAKER ana Case dsffafef Wsl.,,.. -
R0senberg. s--i. 7-5 " 4 80 -
Hill defeated Klein and Csnlis. 49,
t-f. Whifbeck and Wood -" ~
Forbes and Debcvoise ~ fsfaqif. D, H.
and herman won fgom Rayn.s,tA ~. ~
Foshkin BY default; Oppsahe,m 80 -
son won from y y B1rrsN 80 -.-.s ~
by default Orssr and 9cklstsr 80 49,
O. shaw ana Hrsnfss b. fstsuit. 90. ~.
and Siaaeimen defeated Thorar,,,r ~.
Palmer, 81. 81 Rolllion AL ~
defeated Wsish and NccauIias. LiCJ
BoYg NATIONAL INDOOR cHlvrov
8HTP SINGLES
Third round-Ogdsn Phipps cgn,.s
&. judge. rs l0-s. Bralhsrd III ~
beck lr defeated gsiWyn Ofesa IL
G-3. r. Mlisn defeated Z "
cauiiHs 90. 80, f-s; george a,str
defeated HlCf0r Seloysr. -. f-4 ~
Malcolm 7 Hll defeated Palmer Dsu
g-7. 81. w. 81 Brssse dsfsatst d.
Cox. s--g. rs. Stuart Oaynsss IN dstssl.
81 Lyan rhompson. - -; Dsanle 1
judge defeated William HobaES 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Three New Opponents
On Penn Grid Schedule

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27:-At
meeting Of the Penn football committee
this afternoon, the 1928 football sehed-
ule was completed and ratified. It
consists Of nine games, all OF which
will be played at Franklin Field. New
comers on the list are Centre College
Lafayette and Columbia.
Tho University Of the South BE
vanee). University OF Alabama, which
handed Penn the surprising 8 TO 7
defeat last season, and the Navy, 40
not appear on the new schedule.
Lafayette comes back after being
off the list for one season and Colum-
bia Is back after a lapse Of two years.
The Columbia game will be played
October 20. Penn's last five games
will bring Centre, Pitt Lafayette,
Penn State and Cornell to Franklin
Field and Il Is doubtful If any other
team in he country will buck such a
hard proposition in consecutive games.
The schedule follows: September 20,
Franklin and Marshall; October 6,
University Of Maryland; 19, Swarth-
more, 20, Columbian 27. Centre Col
lege November 3, Pittsburgh; 10, La
fayette; IT. Penn State; 20, Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Change in Rutgers Grid
Schedule Announced

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. J.. Dee. IL
One change and one newly Allied date
on the Rutgsrs' football schedule for
1929 we're announced to-day By 0radu-
ate Manager w. p. Garrison. Pennsyl-
ysnla Military College has been sub
stitutsd In place Of Albright for the
opening game IN New Brunswick on
seutembsr ~. For November ~ Bos-
ten University viii be the opponent
This leaves oalY one open dsts, that of
November 10. Rutgers is trying 20
book q gsms aEay from home for that
day. because ef the Harysrd-Pfinceion
battle. at Tigsrtown, eighteen miles
away. vhiek - expected 70 attract most
Jsrssyitss.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
PresidentHerrmann
OF Reds Praises the
Honesty of Benton

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-August Herr
mann, president Of the Cincinnati Ma
tionai League baseball club, in state
ment to-day praised the honesty Of
Pitcher Rue Benton, obtained from the
St Paul American Association league
champions, and said that the club would
stand By Benton.
Benton should have a gold medal,
instead Of being attacked by Ban John
SON" Mr.. Hermann declared In the
statement. "if a ball player refuses a
bribe, declines 20 throw a ball game
and insists on going straight is TO be
criticized By the president Of a major
league, whnJ Is baseball coming to p
Continuing, Hermann said:
"The sudden and involuntary retire
ment Of two players from the game and
the ultimate vanishing Of another
player were due 10 an attempt 20 make
a crook out Of Rube Benton, according
10 evidence set forth in the presence Of
various major league leaders. One day
In 1919 Benton was told by John Nc
Graw TO hold himself in readiness to
pitch the next days game against the
Cubs. That night, according TO the
evidence, three other men took Benton
70 a saloon. One man offered Benton
$500 to throw the next days game, the
others added 500 each, and q hand
book gambler present in the saloon
added 800 more-or $500 In all. Next
day Benton pitched superbly and won
that game. Then he told his story.
The retirement Of the suspected play.
ers followed quickly. The Cincinnati
club stands By Benton and By Judge
LAndis's Endorsement Of Benton's hon
| esty."
| Benton said he wagered and won $50
on the world series Of 1919, and that
the bet has rot been paid.
Il won exactly $50 on that series,
and have not yet collected the twenty"
Benton said. after the first game
ran into a Chicago fan who was con-
ndent that the White Sox would come
through, and we bet S20-which has
not yet been paid. made the bet after
seeing what happened in the first game.
~ meet Judge lands In Louisville.
He assured me that my record was all
right, that | was eligible, and told me
70 20 right ahead"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Havana Results

First race (purse. 800, for thrss-year.
olds and upward: claiming; six furlongsl-
Our Maid. iii %. Wiiiiams), 9 70 I. 20 1
ssna 70 $ woni Syn rsrr',' ) 10 tn.ungsrl,.
HsalY. lIo (Banlr) I to 1. 8 tos ana
% 8. third. Time iiitl-s Chico m,
Fashion oirl. Humpy. West Meath.
Juanits III, Tom Caro- and Marshal TiiEh.
Second race tpurs. ises; for thr.e-yesr-
oids and upward; claiming; riE furlonrs)-
! % ,, .woni. Dear -TraiL IFS tAmbrossi.
60 on = w. -as T.yIo 8 T. 20 ';s's1 l. S's:s sss
20 3. third. Time, iiit as Firut Pui.
lst, Ike Nils, Ray Atkin. Carbon and
Perhaps also ran.
Third race (purss. tsoo. for thres-ysar-
fafionss,0san pisso. iiS tAnsros., Ami nn. s''s ~
2 % 10 and I 20 :, won; Runnan. ia
!stuitD, 7 70 !. even and : 20 5. second
Miss caltha. 100 tBarns). 10 to 4; TO /
Change, r.rrum, All Asiov. Tom Norris
and End Man also ran.
Fourth race lPurse. 1890: the Year End
Handicap; for All agss; six furlongs)-
Ais' pss,o' ,Ti 'wn1Is'T,SS: 80 ,9s ,a
second: Master Hand, ioT (punnsri. Z 70
!, 10 and even, third. Time, i;ii Is,
Edgar Allan Poe also ran.
FIFTH race fpurse 1900; for thrss-year-
olda and upward claiming, mile and A
sixtesnth) h)--Fayelie. 81 tJ. caiiahanl. 3 70
] 70 : and ! % 4. woni Prospector. ios
May Rose. iie (IerrAtt). 10 10 i. 10 /
and 20 7. third. Time. iiu is Mig.
rakimsme. III coonsl and BlsrnAn also
ran
sixth rses tpurS.. itso. for tArss-sser-
oita and upward. claiming: nhie ana Atty
yardsl-Duks Run iot (Lancet), 4 10 4,
% s and ] 20 !, voni Maiiowmot. io5
lolichl, g 20 ! and 10 T. second
third. Tina 1915 IS. Bond, HArioek and
CAvAilsr alec ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Joe Kelley, Yankee
Scout, in Big Demand

1T HAS been reported, unofieislly,
Il that Joe Kelley, the old Oriole
outfelder, who has secuted for the
Yankees for several years, may
sever his connection with that club
TO accept a similar position With the
White sox, Of which his former
"buddle," Kid Gleason, is the man
ager.
According to friends in Baltimore,
Kelley just now is confronted by
a dilemma of offers. Several big
league clubs have sounded him out
on the proposition Of doing scout
duty, while other influential friends
Of Annapolis are boosting him for
the secretaryship Of the Maryland
State Racing Commission. II is said
that Joe can have the latter honor
for the asking.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Braves TO Meet Indians

BOSTON, Dec. 27.-The Boston Ma
tionals and Cleveland Americans will
meet In two spring exhibition games,
Il was announced to-day. The first
viii be played az Lakeland, Fla,
Cleyeland's Southern camp. March 81.
and the second at the Braves camp, ST.
Petersburg, Fla, April 3. Secretary
Edwin L. Riley, Of the Braves also
announced a game between the Braves
and the Boston College nine at Braves
Field on April i6.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

IN game during the 1913 season.
Treat at that time was q member Of
the Boston College eleven and he took
part In the Holy Cross game. A year
later he was a regular AZ Boston Col
lege and he was a prominent factor IN
the success OF the unbeaten Boston
College team. He entered Princeton
In 1921, but was not eligible to play
until the past season. Then lac bloomed
as one Of the great tackles Of the year.
Under the rules In vogue his partiei-
patton In the Boston College Holy
Cross game Of 1919 will count against
him Just the same HS II he had been
a regular Gil season. II Il unfortunate
FOR the player and for Princeton as
we'll
The release OF Glenn Killinger 70 the
Atlanta club of the Southern League
evidently means that the former Penn
State football star is 20 give himself
a more extensive trial 90 a prospective
major Lacquer. Killinger eonhdsd 20
friends when he was released By the
Yankees 70 Jersey City last spring
that he had ambitions to be a major
league ball player or nothing at ell in
baseball. he realized. however, that
he eould not expect 70 make the grade
without some minor league seasoning
So he gave himself one year In the
miners 20 settle the question.
Throughout the 1922 season KILN
Eer played an inhsld position at Jer-
ser City. He hsldsd well, bat his hit.
ting against international Leagus
pitching was net Of the sort 90 indi-
cate that be was ready 70 return 20 the
ma jcrs. season In Atlanta should
tell the tale.
A football coach WHO can look for
ward 70 the return Of seven regular
members of.an unbeaten eleven should
be able 20 vfsW the prospects Of an
ythsT eesson vlthrno little optimism.
OIL Dske, Cornell nsrter, has always
sssa psstnrsd a. rsEardils the foot
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Fearev Il MednIisf

PDEHURsT, n. C.. Dss. f7g-- Morton
Z. Tsarsy, % Csrdsn City, y. y ven
the medal in ~ twentieth nnnanl mid
y4ntsr golf tournareat to-daY wi.h .
reund o. ce-~8o-.17. Howard q. Phil-
lirs, ef Yonksrs ard P.nehurgh took
sseord. With 17--li---7G Eixleen quali-
Ast ksr nassh plaza
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Hugmen's First Appearance at
NetU Home To Be With Red SOs
Yankees Spring Schedule, in Addition to Robins
Series and Games With New Orleans, includes
Cardinals and Other National League SAuDS
Bv W. ]. Macbeth

short training season but merry one is the scheme mapped OUT
A. rsg Miller Higgins Business Manager Edward o. barrow
- a. y.rkeos next spring bueinsd from General Headqar'e
s W. street yesterday afternoon The tempermntai
stars hopeful rockies viii not be required Iep 70
vnesdsv March T. but must step along 70
FOR pre.enou schedule Of exhibition games The nrS' OF tne
-. been arranged 1ust four days after the eno
nAs % Tan With as great frequency Huggns and
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Coue and Competitive Sport

owe hear much" writes Coue "of the value Of effort That
theory must be entirely repudaed he who effort will and
will brought into play imagination Will run counter 10 IL Always
think that what you have easy all possible Of being
DONE Then you will epend strength than just what
necessary you think difficult will spend many times more
strength than actually required perform tyou simply waste
strength
This important thought for competition The golfer comes
than he has been used mangyet not as long as
been taking the ball He decides to use extra
effort result failure where normal swing would have done
job without pressing