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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
.HANOBAll PLAYERS
ENTER CENTRAL A. A. U.

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 21.-Lesd-
ing handbali players in tho middle
Yves. are expected TO enter the Central
A. \. l.. championship tournament. TO
be held at tho Detroit Athletic Club In
tho week ending March 4.
Singles and doubles will be played.
with a. a. L. rules governing. Gold.
silver and bronze medals will be
awarded in each division.
The doubles competition promise TO
be exceptionally keen. Among those
eligible arc SrieEcl and Asselin OF
Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. national double
champions.
Arthur Schinncr of Milwaukee,
Central A. a. u. singles che mpion. will
defend his title and also will bo enter
ed in the doubles with Rorgelt as his
partner. Sch'nner defeated some of
Detroit's best players in Milwaukee a
year ago. Or. Carl HacdEe OF St.
Paul. National Singles champion, will
he unable to compete but 81. Paul
will be represented.
Chicago and other cities pre expect
cd to send players but It Is believed
tho real fight will be between Deirol;
and Milwaukee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
AT The Critcher Tonight

Among the score OF unusual touches
mat distinguish William Fox produr-
ton, Rough and Ready" starrirg
william Farnum. there Is one whlc1
stands out with extreme vivid
meas. Tho picture will be tho rirn q
traction at the Critcher theatcr to-
night and tomorrow night.
sill Stratton. tho great, stronE char.
scter portrayed by Mr.. Fernum. is IN
Tho Nugget" the picturcsouc eocia'
center OF Yellow Gulch, an equally
picturesque village In tho far North
Bilra suspiciora are aroused against
The squareness or the game OF faro
thore and his eyes arc rivcted on tho
faro box. When he sees tho blank lool,
of utter hopelsssness which pas.er
over tho face OF one of tho losers
comparative youngster-he is unahlN
70 restrain himself. Fair play is a car
diral point In his creed
Stratton pulls out his knife and pins
tho sleeve of the crooked dealer to tho
table with a quick thrust. Everyone
Is thunderEtruck az Rin says. point
ing to tho right card:
You play that card. You can't deal
seconds in this game"
There In also n splendid Century
oomcdy-"A Muddy Bride" and tn.
usual up-to-date Fox News.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
CENTENNIAL EASILY Wins
OVER TRINIDAD BASKETEERS

The Centennial basket hail team Will
Undoubtedly go to Boulder to COM
lpete for the state honors as result
of the Wednesday night game with
Trinidad. in which they defeated
them with score OF 81 to Is, on the
Trinidad floor.
The game started off with rush
and Trinidad made the first basket in
the first few seconds of play. Chilson
shot foul. The Trinidad lead was
short lived, however. as 1t was a mat
ter OF but a few minutes until Gem
tennial had started passing the ball
and working 1t into the basket with the
four forward and one guard combina-
tion and took n substantial lead. AS
the whistle blew at the end of the first
half Centennial led by II points, the
score being IS to Z.
The second half showed some Inn
provement in the defense of the Trini-
dad five, and they succeeded in regis
tering II points while their opponents
stacked UP IL points, making tho IL
nal score 81 to is.
The game was hard fought, and as
result. rough at times, but was a
fast display of good basket ball play
Ing. Tho lighting Of the Trinidad gym
nasium made it difficult for the play.
ers to see the ball, and was speciai
handicap to tho Centennial players be-
cause they were not used to II as were
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

west. Paulu did not enter the West
ern conference meet but a week later
took the century clip IN National In
tercollegiate In which he defeated the
Western Conference stars. He won the
100 and go in the state meet and In
the Missouri Valley as well as the 800
yard dash in the Illinois Indoor meet.
This would be a. remarkable record
for any man, but for one who has
gone thru what Paulu did in France. It
is little abort of miraculous. This ia
his last year OF competition, but those
who know are confidently counting on
hi. making a record this spring which
will place his name along with other
famous wearers of tho Maltese Cross
Speedy Rush. Bair, HUFF. Hoyt. and
Hass-each OF whom held national
sprinting records.
Paulu has full four ronths' sched-
uie ahead OF him. The Grinnell sched-
uln follows:
March t-Missouri Valley Indoor
Meet at Kansas City.
March ls-TrisnEulsr Ame. ke-
Grinnell.
April c2-Home Meet.
April aa-Drake Relays at Des
Moines.
May s-prake Dual at Grinr.Il.
May Washington University Dual
at Grinnell.
MAY 1s-Grinnell Interscholstsic.
May 2o-state Meet at pes Motnea
May oT-Missouri Valley Meet at
Lawrence.
May iT-Fre.hman Missouri Valley
Meet.
June s-west.rn Conference at Iowa
City.
June l7-National intercollegiate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
FOWLER GIRLS DEFEAT THOSE
FROM STEEL WORKS Y. N. E.. A,

Special to The Chieftsin:
FOWLER, Feb. n.-The Fo~le'
high school girls team outplayed the
xirlS from tho womens department OF
the steel works y. NJ. c. A.. In Pusolo
in . fast and hard fought game on the
local floor tonight with the final score
OF: Fowler IS. Pueblo -.
Tho game was u good one. and the
Pueblo team proved to be the best
team the Fowler team has played thi,
season. At the end OF the first hal'
Fowler was leading. 10 TO .. A. no
time was the local team in real dan.
ger. but the girls had TO pass the bah
fast to drop Il In the basket
The La Junta and Holly GirlS teams
will meet this week to decide the cham
pion OF the eastern and central divi-
sion. and tho winner will meet tho
Fowler girls team on March 3 TO de-
eide the champion team OF tho Arsan-
sas valley.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
SAYS RUMORS ARE
PROPAGANDA DOPE

ROCHESTER. n. T.. FEB. s'.-r-v-
ine X. Wilhelm, manager OF the Phil
ahelphia National League club who In
visiting relatives hero declared today
that there Isn't anything to that tale
Douglas. It's all propaganda work. I
Know because VI. could use them and
Sh.re's no way Of pryinr them loose. I
viii have Fletcher back with tho Phil
lie, this year and Leo Meadows will
Pitch for US. have four promising
3efthsnded pitchers and two OF them
should develop in fine style.
Take it from me the Phils will be
~ least Up around the top Of tho scc-
end division. No tail-end for us this
year"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
WOULD BAR THE FOOTBALL
COACHES FROM SIDE LINES

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb 22.--A
proposal to bar football coaches from
the playing field and side lines during
college football games was made by
professor Clarence w. Mendel, chair
man Of the Yale Athletic board of
control. in an address today at the
Alumni luncheon. one of the events of
alumni university day at Yale. Chair
man Mendel was replying TO a recent
statement by President A. Lawrence
Lowell of Harvard, and President
regard to tho so-called professionalism
in college football.
Chairman Mendel also advocated
stringent rules against the transfer of
tramp athletes" from one college TO
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

another. President Lowell has been
very widely quoted OF late on athletic
matters and President MeilS1tohn al
most as extensively said Chairman n
Mendel
Behind the statements made by
both of these men lies the firm con-
viction that too much importance Is
attached thruout the country to the
big football games.
When President Lowell referred to
football in his annual report he simply
repeated what he has consistently be-
lieved and said for many years"
In an address at Yale. more than ten
years ago. he pointed out with eloquent
irony the tendencies in sport which
have since so largely developed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

NEW YORK. Feb 2s.--Robert NC
Allister. New York policeman fodsy
established n worlds indoor runnihk
records for 10. 100, 1870 and 1ho YARDS,
being officially timed at each distance
while negotiating special 100 Saro
event at the Thirteenth Coast Defense
corps game in Brooklyn.
McAliister stepped the ITO In 10 40
seconds, tho 100 in II <-b seconds tne
100 in - as seconds and the 100 III
IL as seconds. Tho former indoor rec
ord for $50 yards. is as seconds. was
held Jointly by J. J. Filler and A. i.
Mover OF the Irish-Arnerican Athleuc
club, No previous indoor marks ,1r
ITO. 1eo and iso yards have been of'l-
cIally recorded.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
WINS STANDING
JUMP ON skis

LAKE PLACID. n. T. FEB. IA
rnsval Anderson OF the hansen SKI
club OF Berlin. New Hampshire. won
tho standing jump In the international
ski jumping contest here today. His
distance was lc3 feet. A heavy fall OF
snow during the day made new records
impossible. u. coutrc OF Berlin. n. IL.
WAS second and Archis Thompson OF
Lake Placid. third Others finished in
tho following order:
L. o. SundberE. Ottawa. fourth.
Wiener OF tho Montreal Ski club, nth
and Maxwell OF the Dartmouth ouunk
club. sixth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Fight Notes

PHOENIX. Ari1.. Feb. 3e-Hsry
Casey Of Seattle and Young Mike OF
Phoenix fought 10 rounds to n draw
here thi. afternoon. They are light
weights. Chet Neff OF Los Angeles was
given a decision over Battling Scotty
after six fast rounds.
PRESCOTT. Ari1.. Feb. 2.-sersea nj
Jack Lynch of Fort Bayard. n. NJ,
easily outpointcd Sailor Danny Burns
Of Denver In ten round bout hero to-
day. The soldier took cieh. rounds
and two were even. They are middle
weights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
JOE K0FFfE WINS OVER KID
BELT IN 10 ROUND BATTLE

from Relts nose. Belt was aggressive
but not a match for the Pueblo boy.
This was tho main event Of the box
ing card which contained four bouts.
As n curtain raiser, Kid Dyre and
Glenn Reed both OF Canon City fought
four rounds. The decision went to
Dyre.
The next number was a six round
20 between Young Earl and Fighting
Wilson in which Earl knocked out
Wilson IN the second round.
frankie Dean OF Pueblo and Billy
Parke of Denver fought eight rounds
to tho draw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
NY. POLICEMAN SETS WORLD
RECORDS FOR FIVE EVENTS

Soon after McAllistsr accomplish.d
his sprintins feat, . new American
Marathon king was crowned. William
Ritola- Finnish-American, dashed
into the armory . half mile ahead o.,
his nearest opponent and ran the final
mile of a Is mile road Marathon Will.
1000 devotees OF athistics cheered He
covered the distance in 1 hour 25 min.
utes and 2-5 second.
Ritolas feat was considered note
worthy because OF road condition.,
Several times he narrowly escaped IN.
Jury in mazes OF automobile traffic and
he ran several miles thru mud And
slush
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Sporting Notes

CHICAGO. Feb. 2a.-word comes
from the Cubs training camp At
Catalina Island that spring training
has been held up again by rain- Nam
ager Killefcr, Pitchers Alexander and
Martin played golf today whils tho
others chafed under the enforced Idle
ness.
SACRAMENTO. Calf, Fob. III
Harry Lunte. Cieveland's world cham
plon shorts,op in 1920. will wear a
uniform OF the Sacramento Pacific
Coast League team this year. accord
ing to Lew Moreing. one OF the own
crs of the club. who announced Lunte
would report March 1.
NEW YORK. Feb. ,s.-A screen OF
diamond dust continued today TO
secret the New York Nationals reason
for placing two of their best hurlerS
Jesse Barnes and Phil Douglas. on the
market
Newes. rumor. circulated placed
the name Of Ed Ross. sluegfnE out
fielder o, the Cincinnati club. IN n
proposed deal with the Giants.
Waiter Kopf. youthful third base
man. a brother OF the more famous
IArry, has Joined the Giants. He was
n etar on the Dartmouth team.
Dutch Reuther. Superbaa hurlsr.
has aiRned his 1929 contract with th~
Brooklyn club. II had been reported
that Dutch was longing for the rich
air of Cincinnati
DETROIT. Mich. Feb. zs-word
comes from Augusta. Ga. that Man
sger Ty Cobb OF the Detroit Ameri-
cans has completed plans for the Tiger
training tour and IS awaiting the COM
Ing OF tho advance ruuad which Will
Cnhh Will hayA a <
men when all on tho Tiger roster have
reached the camp.
CHICAGO. Fob. 2,.-Th. Chicago
White Sox squad. which has started
preliminary training at Marlin
Springs. Texas. was increased BY two
today. according to dispatches re-
ceived here. Tho arrivals, arc Pitcher
Ernest Cox from tho South Atlantic
League. and Catcher II. V. Graham.
who performed in the Western Lea
que.
TTTTSBURG, Kan. Feb. 72-Pitta-
burg will not have n baseball franchise
in the Southwestern League this sea
son. Il was announced today by the
Pittshugr baseball association; inabil-
fly TO finance tho team Is given as the
reason for dropping out OF tho league.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Fob. 7s.-rwelv.
pitchers. four catcher.. two coaches
and Manager Lee Fohl made up tho
advance squad Of tho local Americans
that departed today for tho training
camp At Mobile. Ala
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb 27.-The ar
rival Of Pitchers Bill Bailey, Dixie
Walker. Clyde Bsrfoot and AdoIph
pierroti at tho local Nationals train
ing camp at Orange. Texas, has in
creased tho e1uad in training there TO
fifteen according to a report from
Orange.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. az
BABE Ruth waite Hoyt and Carl MAY.
TONED tho boiling out" squad Of tho
New FORK Americana, here today
Hoyt was accompanied by his bride.
Tho daily routine of tho Yankee play
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
HOUSTON GOLF

HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. ,a.-Franc's
Ouimet, OF Boston. turned the low
medal score card for tho dual'fyins Z
round OF the first Night OF the Hous-
ton Invitation Coli tournament today
with score Of ~. which. considering
an unusually high wind. 1, regarded
as an unusually low rcore for the
course. Tom Cochran. Wichita Falls.
Teua. and Oswald Kirkhy OF New York
were tied for second with carde Of a..
u. ]. Lyon Of 81. Louis had ths low
medal soor. for IN. second flight play
ers with an So. Low medal score hon
ors among tn. third flight players Vas
divided among at least four players
with Ss.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
CHARLIE WHITE IS
PROUD FATHER

CHICAGO. Feb. 22-Event, moved
swiftly for Charlie White. Chicago
lightweight. on Monday. when he
scored a decisive victory over Willie
Jackson in Madison Square Garden
and they continued to move yesterday
vixen steps were taken to clinch tho
proposed match between White and
Benny Leonard for the championship.
but Charlie has forgotten all about
Monday night for he cam" homo today
to he introduced To n seven pound
daughter that arrived yesterday during
his absence.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
RULE 40 VIOLATED
LENDER SUSPENDED

MILWAUKEE,. VIA. Fob. RTE
National boxing club and Law TEND
l"r. Philadelphia lightweight and hs
manager Phil 0lassmsn, have h.e7
suspended for sirty days hy tho s'af0
boxing commission for violating -7l's
forty OF the commission relating 20
contracts. Testimony hroueh. out tNs
information that tho club CONTRACTED
with Tender and his manager. under
different terms than those euhuitfst
70 ths commission for the Tender
Friedman bout several month. ago
The suspension will expire April 20.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
NEARLY A RECORD

CHICAGO. III. Feb. 27.-oscar Hal
berg Of chicago bowling today in the
worlds classic tournament hero came
within AZ pins OF tho worlds record
mark set by A. 1Iarino of chicago. last
week. when I'm his match against vii
liam wcrnicks Of Chicago. Ralberg av-
srsged e55 As. lie also set up an aver
age of 22l IN = match earlier in the day
with Or. Ehlke Of Milwaukee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
WINS DOG DERBY

ASHTON. Ida. Feb. ,2.-Tud Kent
winner OF las. years dog derby here
won todsy's classic. Time: hours. Ss
uinutsr.
Eooch was second. time : hours -
minutes and Pilcsr third, time hours
~ minutes. Tho time was slower than
the world record made by Kent last
year but considered remarkable under
the existing weather and tran condl-
fons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
jim FLYNN AND
BRENNAN ARRESTED

BuRRBCRNETT. Texas. Feb. "a
400 Brennan. local heavyweight. ard
Jim Flynn OF Pueblo. Colo. were Ar.
TeN.d here last night by Sheriff
smith. following n 10 round bout. The
promoters also were arrested The
hrht was declared a draw.
Tho charge against tho uis- VS.
promoting and engaging IN n ruxifIr-
tc encounter. They wer. released on
1870 bond.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
TENNIS EXHIBIT

CHICAGO. III. Fob. 22.-Waltcr
HAYES of Chicago and Ralph Burdick
Of India ma polis, tennis champions who
have doubled I'm many western title
victories. will meet william Tllden. II.
the national champion and Howard
Noshoil. former indoor champion in an
indoor exhibition game under the
auspices Of tho Chicago Tennis asso-
citation at tho National outdoor show
at the Coliseum Saturday II was an
uouuced TODAY
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
McTIGUE WINS A
DECISION ON FISHER

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-Mts~ Nc
I1su-, New York middleweisht claim
ant OF Canadian championship won a
decision over young Fisher OF Svra-
cufe ~ the end OF Is rounds Of fast
hoNinS hero today. Fisher recently
won decision q, Syracuse over Nc
Tisu", the latter then complaining of a
sore shoulder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
EASILY WINS MILE
RUN IN BOSTON

BOSTON. Mans. Fob. ,2.-Joie w.
Raw Of the Illinois A. c., easily won
the Boston mile run at tho American
Legion games at tho East Armory to-
day. Ray. who captured the event last
wear. also finished fifty yards in the
lead of Jimmy Connolly OF Georgetown
with Mike Dcvanncy of tho Milrose
A. c. third. His time was four MIN
utes rs is seconds. slow for so last
a field.
Jake pri.coli Of Boston college gain
ed permanent possession of the CASTOR
cup BY winning for n third time the
Castor 500 yard run. His time was one
minute u Is seconds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

Joe Koffee Of Pueblo won the dcci-
sion over Ked Belt in ten round
bout at Canon City last night. II was
q fast bout turnout and exceptionally
clean. Koffee was cleverer both in his
head and foot work and In the sixth
round gave his opponent n black eye.
In the eighth and tenth he drew blood
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
GETS REFEREES DECISION

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 22.-Norrie
Schlsifer Of Omaha won referees de-
clrIon over Frankie Murphy or Dem
vor IN a fast ten round bout hero to-
night Eddie Anderson Of Casper,
wyo.. ouifought Frankie schmalser Of
Milwaukee. In ton rounds, according to
the referees decision,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
IDENTIFY BODY

CAMDEN. n. j.. Feb. 2s.-Tvo
Philadelphia policemen today most
lively Identified the body of the vom-
an found in Forest nm park last Fri
day as that of stella Myers Of Phili-
delphia. The nudy npd been crrorc-
ously Identified yesterday by a
Bridgepor,, Conn. woman ns that of
Julia Tate, whom she had known IN
Massachusetts, ten years age
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
TRAINING CAMP NEWS

HAVANA. Feb. i,.-John J. Meorsr,
manager Of tho New York Nationsl
league baseball club left Havana to
day for Key West on his way to sar
ntonio. Texas. He made no statement
With rexard to ths offer OF ths HaIo
or Pitchers Douglas and Barnes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
ITALY CHALLENGES
FOR THE DAVIS CUP

NEW YORK. Fob. tn chsIIcnso
for the Davis cup from the Tennis Fed
era,ion Of Italy was received today
b. tho United States Lawn Tennis as
ISOLATION. Italy has never before taken
part IN a competition for tho intorna-
tional trophy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
ers consists OF mineral bathA noun
tain climbing and golf.

ers consirs or mineral oAtnA noun
tain climbing and golf
ANN ARBoR. Mich. Feh. 7..-cosch
FieidinE II. yc.t. has announced an
Innovation in spring football sctivitie,
at Michigan. Beginning tomorrow he
will deliver two lectures a week on
football theory, tho class TO include al
candidates.
NEW YORK. Feb. tf.-Nis, elena
Collet. Providence. r. T.. sirl who
won the Rcrthellyn cup and the east
orn womcn- golf championship las,
ysar. will not go TO England for tho
British womer's championship 'ourns-
ment this year.
Miss AleSa Stirling OF Atlanta, for
mer national champion. and Miss
Marian Collins, her conaueror. already
have announced that they will not sc-
company IN" party that will seek the
British title.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

CHICAGO. Fob. 22.-Al,ho Jimmy
Bionin. of Chicago. lost three games to
Inck Reilly I'm tho world classic bowl
ing tournament hcre last night. he
stili was az tho top OF tho list when
plpy opeu,d TODAY
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
BASKETBALL

GOLDEN. Colo, Feb. ee-colorado
echool Of Mines. 70; University o, Colo
- 40. &c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

the Trinidad players.
Withers dropped the ball thru the
iron ring seven. times in the game,
making IL OF the 81 points. stevenson
and Elbeck shot three field goals each,
adding IL more points to Withers' II,
and coupled with one field goal and
three fouls for Chilson, made UP the
81 points. Mcouaid. at guard, did not
shoot any baskets.
The Centennial team now are as
sured of tho trip to Boulder, as the
only obstacle is the Florence game to
be played in the Centennial gym
nasium next Friday night at o'clock.
and Coach kettering is confident or
that win. after the record set by his
team. The game will be played be
cause of the love of tho sport, as IT
will be an easy matter 10 win the Flor
ence game. as Florence has not won
any of the league games played this
season, while Centennial has won SIX
games and lost only one.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. IA
Babe Ruth waite Hoy. and Carl NAV,
TONED tho boiling out" squad Of tn,
Now York Americans here today
Hoyt was accompanied by his bride
Tho daily routine of tho Yankee plsv
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 27.-The ar
rival Of Pitchers Bill Bailey, Dixi
Walker. Clyde Bsrfoot and AdoIpi
rierroti at tho local Nationals train
Ing camp Mt Orange. Texas. has in
creased tho s1uad in training there q
fifteen according to q report from
Orange.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

CHICAGO. Feb. ?2.-Word comes
from the Cubs training camp At
Catalina Island that spring training
has been held up again by rain. Man
ager Killefcr, Pitchers Alexander and
Martin played golf today whils tho
others chafed under tho enforced Idle
ness.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Fob. III
Harry Lunte. Cieveland's world cham
pIon shortstop in 1920. will wear q
uniform OF the Sacramento Pacific
Coast League team this year. accord
ing to Lew Moreine. one OF the own
crs of the club. who announced Luntt
would report March 1.