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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
sPoJ. $TATYs zktLATf "A
'9d ZABAVENf LODI.

Washington, 3. ledna. $14,-
100000 nahrady pfifcenych
Norvezsku Haagskym tribuna-
lem "a lodi one zeme zabave-
ne v americkych pfistavech
Spojenymi Staty behem valky,
bude zaplaceno beze vsech dal
sich protestd touto vladou, by
10 oznameno dnes z Bileho Do
mu. Norvezsko zadalo $780,
100000, kdezto vlada, ma ra-
du odbori statu a namornictva
nabfzela 100000. Pripad,
po oboustrannem dohodnuti
predlozen byl Haagskemu tri-
bunalu. jenz urcil vysi nahra-
dy ma $14,OOO,0 900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
HROZNE BOUkE MA
ATLANTlKU.

New York, 3. ledna. Ctyfi
parniky, nejsoucf zn&mky z&pa
su s boufi, pfijely do zdejSiho
pristavu dnes, vsechny zpozd9
ny nasledkem hurik&nn, jez
bicovaly Atlanticky ocean po
vice nez til tydny. Rocham-
beau mel nejkrutsf z&pas. Zpo
eden 0 diva dni, bojoval 8 bouff,
"a niz n9kdy vzdouvaly Sc Why
do vyse az padesati stop. Me-
zitim co pozvolna razil 81 par
mix cestu ku pfedu, francouz-
ST koncertnf zp9v&ci muzi j
zeny, zpivali temxf neust6le,
| aby utisily obavy zd9Senfeh
cestujicfchy drzenJch pod palu-
bami. III parniky Fabre-ovy
linie pfijely skoro soucasn3 2
|razn5ch tastf Evropy. Nejdsl-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
TAKE POzEIINANf PROHIBICE.
PENNSYLVANSKY CUVERNER PRAVf, zE PESTU-
JE "PEKNE PLEMENO ZLOCINCU".

Harrisburg, Pa, 3. ledna Soupenci prohibice Penn
sylvan jsou dnes ohromeni odhaenim nebahych dcink
sucheho zakona nez Sproul uzna dobe
zorniti statnf snem sve reci teesu
Jes to zjevnym faktem ze prohibicnf vymahacf zako
ny. federaln statn nepracu dobfe Pennsylvania prav
Sproul.
"Holnkafstv stalo obchodem ohromujicich rozmer1
nepochybne mnoho bandsvi jinych zocinI, jez nyni
suzuf zem mey pdvod skole bandistvi podporovane
nezakontym obchodovanfm opojnych napojich P9suje
pekn6 plemeno zlocncd jehoz poaceni bude treba
drastickych opatreni.
"Zda zas jsme pris daleko aneb pfils rychle po-
kusu vykorenen odvekeho pozivan alkohockych stmu-
lantd jednm razem CAS- ukaze Mnozi mas do.
mnval ze prohibcnl zakon bude madno provadenym
odklid ednou vzdy tuto trapvou oazku naN poiky
zadnem techto pfedpokadd nebyi sme vsak pravt
cest9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04

Odporucuje odstupujicf st6tni
prohibicni kOmisaf Parker.

Columbus, O., 3. ledna. Ra-
dikalni zm6ny We statnich pro-
hibicnich zakonech provade
cich methodach byly odporuce
ny dnes D. v. Parkerem, stat
MIN prohibicnim komisarem,
jenz odstupuje z 1radu pristi
pondeli, kdy jeho nastupce, 3.
F. Mcdonald, advokat z Me-
warku, vezme jeho misto ce-
lou novou administered. Komi-
sar Parker rovnez postal zave-
recnou zpravu guverneru Da-
visovi.
"Ve. svych dvou letech v IL
rade nabyl jsem zkusenosti,"
pravi komisaf, "jez vede mne
k presvedceni, re prohibice
stane Sc skutecnosti, al mistni
1rady zacnou konati svoji po-
vinnost.
"V Ohiu lid promluvil a Gas
pride, kdy prani bude preve-
demo We skutecnost. Avsak ve-
zme to delsi dobu, ably lide u
chazejici sc o 1rad 81 uvedomi-
Ii, ably prijmou-li TRAD mali
|! ci co ciniti s provad6nim zako-
ma, ze musi jej provadeti do
posledniho pismene a pamato-
vati 81, ze likerni zakony jsou
statni zakony. Nezalezi ma
tom, jak mokrym jest misto, v
kterem ziji - mistni urednici
nesmi naslouchati mfstn{mu
smysleni."
! Parker dale We sve zprav6
pravi, re pres vsechny pfekaz
ky ucin9n byl pokrok v prova-
deni prohibicnich zakond a cd
porucuje doplneni nynejs{ho
Izakona v ten smysl, ably vlast.
jnictvi neb drzebnost destilacni
no aparatu byly zlocinem nj
ikoli pouhym prestupkem jake
Idoposud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
FIIMY ZAKAZANY.
CENSURA OHIO ROZHODLA PROTI "FATTYMU'
PRES JEHO NEDAVNE "OSPRAvEDLNENl"

Columbus, O., 3. ledna. Zdali obrazky Roscoe Arbu-
cklea budou ukazoyany Ohu bude tepve tehdy az
zna oudy mimi nepochybne bude podano odvolanf "a
dobre zakrociti zrusii rozhodnutf censora
Vernon H. Regel direktor odboru skolstv pod jehoz
pravomoc spad& fmi dnes rozhod ze obrazky
nchz objevuje Fatty budou zakaz4ny budou- predlo
zeny rade AZ dosud zadn& pred nj nedosaly
Cd te dolby Arbuckle byl konecns uznan ne
vinnym zlocnu zab spojenf smt Virgne Rappe-
ove flove herecky po pustych orsich jednom hoeu
San Francsku zadne lmy nchz objevoval nebyy u
kazovany toto state Byly dobrovonz odvoany Nedav-
no vsak Arbuckle byl most Will H. Haysem havou
moveho primyslu Aerce soucasne oznameno ze opet
ne Sc v6nuje sve protest..
Drektor Regel pravf, ze by Primo zaplaven protesy
prot ukazovani Arbuckleovych obr&zkh z b tlumoten
tel uGelsk6m sezdu konan6m Columbus minuly yden
rozhodnut Riegeova neni odvolani krone souddm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
MOST SPADL DO ROZVODNENE kEKY.
MA 100 LIDf VRzENO DO MRAZIVYCH
VOD. z NCHz lS POHRESOVANO.
NESTESTf Sc UDALO v KELSO, WASH, KDYz IA
STUP LIDl POZOROVAL UVAZNUVSf KLADY.

ku bfehu reky. Ably mira zma
tku byla dovrsena, sv6tla u
hasla bezprostfedn6 po srfcenf
sc mostu nasledkem melody ma
pobocni stanici.
Most, ma nemz bylo vzdycky.
1.-Two, byl obzvlast' pin lidi. We
chvili melody, jezto mnozf SCI
zastavili, ably pozorovaf uvaz
nuvsf klady, jez po rece byly
plaveny. Roury, jimiz voda by
la vedena do West Kelso, sffti
ly sc s mostem a zmin6na osa-
da zistala bez vody.
Most zbudovan v roce 1917
a byla to tramova konstrukce
visici ma lanech. Nest9sti Sc
stale tim, ze jedno 2 Ian Sc
pfetrhlo. Nahromadene klady
ohrozovaly most po vice dnf
pres vsechno 1sili uvolniti je.
Toto zpdsobeno bylo teprv r03@
vodn3nfm Sc reky Cowlitzs po
lnedavnych silnych destfch =
tn klady vrzeny byly do Izke-
no koryta reky s takovou prud-
kosti, ze most nemohl snesti
povstavSi tlak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
PLEMENNA BoURE.

tse \
Tulsa, Okla, 8. ledna. Mezi-
tim, CO n9kolik set ozbroje-
nych b4lochn obklicilo cernos-
skou Cast v Sapulpa, Okla,
vcera pozd3 odpoledne, dav
zapalil tam til budovy, n&leze.
jici Ed Glassovi, cernosskem
pohrobnfku, 2 pomsty "a "a.
vr&zd&ni vxera vecer jednohc
policisty : zranEni ctyf jinych
Glass byl prt vddcem ltocnfkd
ma str&3riky. Tisfce patron '
budov4ch ulnxe xenych explod odova
10, kdyz ohen < MIN pronikl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
MALO NADEJE ma DOROZUldENl.
HLEDISKO FRANCOlJZSKE. A BRITT
CKE PRY NESMfkITEINY.
vYHLlDKY BLEDNOU MA DOClLEM KOAdPROhaI.
SU MA SCHUZI PREMIERE vPAkfzI.

Parfz, 8. ledna. Roztrzka
ma schIzi premierd, sc vsemi
svymi nebezpecnymi moznost-
mi pro Evropu a blizky W.
chod, byla jenom ztezi odvra-
cena dnes odrocenim Sc ma IL
trek, kdy nedokoncene prohl&-
SEM bfitickym ministerskym
pfedsedou, Bonarem Law-em,
v odpov6d' premierdm Poinca-
re-ovi a Theunisovi, bude do-
konceno a markyz Della Tor
retta bude mfti formalnf pfile-
zitost objasniti stanovisko i
talske vlady.
Konference, v Gsudku jak
francouzskych, tax britickych
delegatd, nepochybne skonci
Ultra bez jakehokoli dohodnu-
II, cfmz zvr&cena bude jedno-
ia mezi spojeneckymi vladami,
o nfz sm6rnice vsech hlavnich
zapadnfch mocnostf Sc opiraji
Velka sklfcenost panuje mad
vyvinuvsi Sc situaci. Ton kon.
ference byl dosti srdecnY, a.
vsak hlediska francouzska 8
britick& jsou nesmffitelna q
jak-nyri v4ci jsou, kompro'
mis- zd& 60 lserno6ntm. 1888
Francouzi jsou pfesv9dceni
ze osobn9. Bonar Law jest cd,
hodlan uciniti vsechno, ably se
pfedeslo roztrzce avsak cd u
vefejnenf britickeho planu
jest omezen svymi vlastnfm
pavrhy, jez " pfesvedcen
Francouzd byly pripraveny 4
rednfky britickeho finandniht
ministerstva, "a spolupdsoben
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04

Sira Johna Bradbury-ho, britt
ckeho elena reparacni komise
a lorda D'Abernona, briticke-
no velvyslance pro N9mecko.
Jeden vysoky Gfednik fran
couzskeho ministerstva pro "a
hranicnf veci pravil otevfen9
dnes, ze z te okolnosti, ze kon-
ference byla odrocena ma zi-
tick, nelze cerpati nadeji, ze
,snad dojde k n6jakemu doroz-
Fdnienf.
Briticka vlada ob&va sc L.
cinkd, jake roztrzka Dohody
m91a by ma Turky a rovnez L.
cinka, jake by udalost takova
mela ma stanovisko francouz-
ske delegace v Lausanne a Bri
tov& nalehajf ma Francouzy,
aby pokra6ovai v harmonick6
praci v Lausanne, i kdyz v Pa
rfzi nebude docfleno dorozu.
m6ni.
Vyskytuje se tn moznost,
ze Francouzi mohli by opustiti
Brity V mpohych ddlezitych 0.
tazkach. jsz dosud nejsou Wy.
fizeny Y Lausanne. Usilfm Bo.
mara Lava bude V pfipad9 nc
shody lia.6sll4j6i konferencj
spoluphsobiti 8 Franci{ y il
|nychi otazkach ponechati j
zcela volnou ruku, bez jake.
koli zodpovednosti Sc strany
Velke Britanie v krocfch, jei
by podnikla proti Nemecku
Zftrek slibuje byti kritic
kym dnem konference a jest
dosti MONO, ze bude jejim po
'slednim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
McIkOIN MA CESTE DO LOUIslANY.
VIDAL Sc OMYSLU VZPlRATl Sc VYDANi
DO ONOF1O STATU.

Baltimore, ledna. DR.. B. M. McKon dfiv9jsf mayor
Mer Rouge ces6 do Louisiany dnes vysove
nym myslem dokazat svo nevinu jakehoko spojenf
sy vrazdami okresu Morehouse mnulem m9sci rpnu
Ryl sprost6n dnes pozde odpoedne obvn9nf vrazdy,
ez byo neho suvern6rem Parkerem Lousany
pax zatcen byl zde 26 prosince Guv Parker svo
jeb propuSt&nf tou podminkou vrat dobrovon&
house nAcelnfkem detektva James P. Glynnem New
Orleansu ss4a ~~
ufenici Louisiany tudiz prov&zsj DR. McKoina pouze
jako jeho spoecnci cesS Sem pfije nedx vecer
snam nichz jest zad4no vyd6n 6kafovo Louisiany,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04

Kelso, Wash, 3. ledna. -
Osmnact osob Sc pohreSuje, z
nichz n9kolik nepochybne "a
hynulo a jine utrpely zraneni
n&sledkem sficeni Sc mostu
zde dnes.
Most byl plny Aivakd pozo-
rujicich klady uvaznuvsi v re-
&C, pfi cemz rovnez nesl obvy-
klou TIL vozby a odhaduje
sc, ze cd 100 do $50 osob a de-
set neb vice motorovych vozi-
del bylo vrzeno do reky Cow.
litz, rozvodn9ne nedavnymi Ii.
jaky. Mnozi z tech, kdoz byli
ma koncich mostu, vyvazli Wy.
lsplhanim Sc ma jeho visici ca
|! !sti, avsak "a dve hodiny pc
|nest9sti meme nez ctyficet Ii
di bylo vytazeno vody. z
Itechto ctyfi byli poraneni vaz
Inc. Zadna t9la nebyla az do
sud vytazena.
Kdyz sc zprava o nestest
;rozsifila, v celem m6ste zavla
ldlo zdeseni. Ii, kdoz pohresil
ipfibuzne a pfatele, behalf o.
Inemocnice k nemocnici a zpe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
SLOUcENf RUSKYCH
REPUBLlK.
Konaly svdj prvni konsres ,
MoskvS, jenz zahkjen
byl Leninem.

MOskva, 1. ledna. - Sloute-
ri vsech aoy6tskych republik
IL I Kasf cl3U ~ skutkem a pro-
nj kongres Unie sov9tskych So
cialstickych republik byl zde
dnes tax zvanym predsedou u
ME, premierem Leninem, zaha-
jen. Jeho zah'ajovaci rec pro-
vazena byla ohlusujicim potle-
skem Sc strany posaancl.
Slouceni uskutecneno podle
vzoru Spojenych Stath Ameri-
ckych a mi,no evropske Rusko.
Kavkazu a Ukrajinu v slouce-
nem tom 1tvaru zahrnuto Jest
jedenact dalsich neodvislych
odvislych -republik, v ramci
byvale ruske rise po svetove
vahe zalozenych.
Ia prmiho zased&ni vseru-
skeho sov9tsk&ho kongresu ci
parlamentu schvalena byla u
stava, kdezto ma dalsim pro-
gramu zasedanf bude spolecny
vladni rozpocet, armadni zale-
zitosti, diplomacie a delnicke
zakony, kterezto zalezitosti
budou doplneny 371 clennym
vyborem, jenz ma Sc schazeti
trikrat rocne, hdezto parla-
ment bude ma dale jednou 70.
cne do Moskvy svolan.
Ia otevreni prvniho kongre.
su prihlasili Sc k slovu tez "a
stupci Chivy a Zachary, omlou
vaiici Sc, ze 1zemi ta nepf.
stoupila dosud k slouteni, po.
nevada prfslusnici jejich ne
jsou komunstick6ho pfesv@d'
ceni, ale ze snad jak Chiva tal
Bahara pozadaji 0 pfistup po
zd6ji.
Vrchni velitel rude armad,
| S. Kamenev pfislibil pax pinot
ochranu slouGenym zemim
kdezto dakf reGnfci ujiSt' oval
| ze unie sov4tskych socialistic
kych republik je ochotna pfiji
matt We svIj sfed sousedn
staty, k slouceni Sc dosud ne
pfihlasivsi. Spol6ha zvlast' nj
titvary v zapadnf Europe, ia
koz i uzemi u jiznich q jiho
vychodnfch ruskych hranic $
rozkladaiici. Poc&tecnf, of
cielnf pismena slou6enych SC
vetI budou u. S.. s. r. V no
VEN dtvaru nach&zeji Sc Izem
tatarska, G1uzint, Baskirt
csrkAz1 st4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04

Corydon, Ind, 8. ledna. Ne
kolik minut potom, kdyz Char
les E. Laduke, 60-lety q Bessie
E. Jonesova, rovn9z 60-leta,
byli zde odd&ni vcera, posleze
zmin9na klesla k zemi mrtva.
Nev9sta skonals, kdyz pratele
obstarozneho p&rku uspofada-
Ii mu hlucnou ovaci pred jeho
obydlf1A
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81 q zaroven nejhorsf plavbu
vykonala Canada, z Cafihra-
du Sc 800 ruskych utecencd.
Pc ctyfi dny byla zmftana bou
II, takze vdbec nemohla ku
|pfedu. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-04
ZEMETNESENl MA BAL
KANE.

Atheny, 8. ledna. Zpravy,'
re zem9tfeseni Sc ud&lo v Thes
salii, byly zde obdrzeny dnes.
Nesdeluje se niceho 0 rozsahu
2ptsobsn6 Aaedy. -
Evening star., 1923-10-29
Adams Seeks Young Record Grdons
JONES AND SWEETSER
WIN FROM PRO STARS

NEW YORK, October 29.-Bobby
Jones and Jesse Sweetser upheld the
amateur cause In golf at the Winged
Foot Golf Club yesterday when they
defeated Gene Sarazen and Walter
Hagen, one up in thirty-six hole
match played for the benefit of the
crippled children of New York.
The match was played under winter
rules and because of the rough go
ing none of the four men played ex-
ceptionally good golf in the morning
round. At the end Of that round the
result of SaraZen'S good playing.
In the afternoon, however. Jones
got going in the same manner which
made him open champion of the
United States. He turned in 3s-
80 for 73. an amazing score under
the conditions.
His driving was good and he was
especially brilliant in the last nine
holes. getting birdie at the tenth
when he tipped into the cup from the
rough. He entered another hole in
the amateurs winning total with a
birdie fourth at the twelfth, and at
the sixteenth he sank a fifteen-foot
putt for another birdie four to make
the amateurs one up.
The last two holes were halved, the
final hole being played in almost ab
Jones and SaraZen, both having fair
puts for four, missed ard took five.
Totals on the morning round were:
Sarazen. 70; Hagen, 70; Sweetser, s..
and Jones 79.
The afternoon cards follow:
Evening star., 1923-10-29
Inside Golf
CHESTER HORIZON

The hooked golf ball differs from
the SLICED one I'm TINT 1t comes to
rest, usually, I'm the rough at the
left of the course instead of in
Out-of-bOunds at the right. The
hooked ball, in other words, has
been given q right-to-the spin,
which makes it curve left.
The ball takes its hook spin
when 1t Is hit to the right of the
center Of the club face. Any one
OF several things brings this
about. A very common cause is
standing too close to the ball, or
standing with the bnll more of the
right foot than off the left heel.
Stretching out the arms, the OppO-
site fault of drawing them I'm. I'm
the forward swing, also causes
hooking. Another cause of hook
ing Is allowing the right wrist to
roll over on top of the left wrist
before the cIubhead has passed
through the ball. Chick Evans ac-
cOmpllshes a hook when he wants
1t by this wrist roll. For a straight
ball the wrists must go straight
through the ball before they roll.
during this action you have only
to determine in your mind that
you will do so-the action Is so
rapid that you cannot consciously
control the wrists at the instant
the ball Is hit. The pressure of
the air against ball that has
been made to spin is what causes
1T to hook or slice.
Copyright, John F. Ollie Coy
Evening star., 1923-10-29
.RENAULT OR JOHNSON
WILL GET BIG SCRAP

NEW YORK, October e9.-Luis
Angel F'irpo or Harry Wills, the dusky
aspirant for Dempsey's crown. may
meet the winner of the match be-
tween Jack Renault, Canada's heavy
weight champion, and Floyd Johnson.
the Iowa corn husker, scheduled for
Friday night at Madison Square Gar
den. Tex Rickard has indicated.
The promoter promised to do his
best to have the victor In Friday
nights clash meet either Firpo, when
he returns to this country, or Wills.
Renault. who is confident he will
polish Off Johnson, is especially anx-
ious to meet Firpo.
Chances Of a bout between either
Johnson or Renault and Wills are
problematical. Paddy Mullins, Wills
manager, is reported to have said he
would not let his man fight for Rick
ard, but II such a battle would lead
to a chance at Dempsey II is ex-
pected Mullins may relent.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
SCHAEFER is AFTER
HOPES CUE CROWN

NEW YORK, October 29.-Jake
Schaefer, jr., son of the cue genius
whose wizardry caused the balkline
billiard game to be adopted. will
strive to regain the championship he
lost to Willie Hoppe last year In the
third annual tournament Of the 1872
balkline billiard championship which
opens tonight In the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania.
Schaefer. considered Hopes great
Fest rival, would cause no surprise
among fans should he capture the
billiard crown and thus achieve his
greatest ambition.
Five contenders viii meet Hoppe.
Schaefer, Erich Ha agenlacher, the Ger
man champion; Welker Cochran,
young American player: Roger Cont,
champion of France. and Edouard
High Run" Horemans Of Belgium.
Hoppe will open the play with
Hagenlacher. The tournament con-
sists of fifteen games, a round robin
of matches at 500 points each con-
tinuing to November 8.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
GOLF CUP TOURNEY
is WON BY CUSHING

Z. w. Cushing won the competition
for the A. A. Birney cup at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club yes
terday. He defeated Commander
c. B. Munger by and in the final
round.
The Birney cup competition is the
second flight OF the club champion
ship.
Commander Munger gave Cushing
four strokes on each eighteen-hole
round and the winner ended the first
half / up.
In the afternoon he picked up three
holes on the first nine and ended the
match on the fifteenth green.
Delegates to the convention Of the
Investment Bankers Association now
meeting in Washington will compete
in a tournament tomorrow afternoon
over the course of the Congression
Country Club. Prizes have been put
up by several local investment houses.
Evening star., 1923-10-29

that you will upset him more than he
Will guess with you.
The batter Is always eager to hit
especially good batters. They are the
ones you want to watch carefuly-fel-
lows in the league today like Hornsby,
Rousch, Daubert, Southworth, Kelly,
Meusel, Hollocher. Wheat and that kind.
Make them stretch a bit-a high one
and low one"
In glancing over the statistics show
asked to explain how he acquired 1t.
He has issued an average of trifle
over one pass per full game.
No other major league pitcher ap-
proacheS such record.
"All l can say about this is that
control just grew on my right arm,'
smiled Adams. II do believe, how
ever, that many pitchers do not pay
enough attention to trying to acquire
control. Also that young pitchers do
not go through the proper process in
warming up.
Just watch some pitchers warming
up before a game. They lob the ball
to the catcher, believing they are only
out there to timber the muscles.
How Adams Does 1t.
Before my games 1 pitch an
imaginary game to the batters am
to face. When it is New York l
start with Bancroft and go straight
down the line, pitching from four to
six balls to each batter. And in my
warm-up ! try to touch the corners,
knees and shoulder more than the
center line.
''Of course, there are many times
when this inside stuff collapses-
when a fellow you have fooled all
day gets a toehold and cracks one
One rule does not fit all cases, but in
the majority this practicing control
will benefit the pitcher
Adams belongs to the 9 o'clock
citizens. He was born at Upton, Ind,
and is proud of 1t. For he says that
if more ball players lived the life
of "9 o'c1ockers" there would be more
big leaguers at the age of forty than
there are. And Babe" and others
know there aren't many.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
u. S. SKATERS PICKED
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

CLEVELAND, Ohio. October 90
at the Olympic games at Chamonix.
in the French Alps. next February
have been selected by the Interna-
tional Skating Union of America.
These selections will be forwarded to
the American Olympic executive com
mittee for approval.
The speed skaters selected are:
Charles Jewtraw, Lake Placid. inter-
national outdoor champion; Harry
kaskey. Chicago, national and Ca
madam outdoor champion; Joe Moore,
New York. international indoor cham
pion In 1922 and runner-up this year,
and William Steinmetz, Chicago, last
years international outdoor title
holder
Richard Donovan Of johnson. N. Y.
and Valentine Balls. Lake Placid, N.
\. were chosen alternates.
Proceeds from races to be held at
Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, New York
city, Boston and Newburgh, n. Y, will
be used in financing the trip. Dates
for these exhibitions Will be set by
the board of control of the Interna-
tional Union, with the exception of
at Newburgh, where they Will be held
January /.
The team recommended by the
United States Figure Skating Asso-
citation to represent the figure skaters
was approved. 1t includes: Mrs.
Charles B. Blanchard. American won-
ems champion: Miss Beatrice Lough-
ran. runner-up; Sherwin Badger,
mems champion. and Nat Niles, paired
with Mrs. Blanchard in the doubles
championship,
The Boston A. A. team will form
the nucleus of the team which will
represent the hockey skaters Where
it needs strengthening players will
be replaced by players from other
teams in the United States Amateur
Hockey League.
The international championship
speed races will be held at Lake
Placid and the national champion
ship at Saranac Lake, after the Olym-
pic teams return.
Joseph Savage of New York was
elected president of the Skating
Union.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
SANDLOT GAMES.

Wfnton Athletic Club had an easy
time with Herdic Athletic Club, win
ming, 20 to 0. Line plunginG and a
successful overhead attack was too
mucf for the Herdics. Childs made
several long runs.
A field goal by Hagen enabled the
Fort Humphreys gridders to down
the Arlington Athletic Club, 5 to O..
Hagen's boot came in the first period.
Arlington threatened, but tumble
on the 10-yard line proved fatal.
Naval Receiving Station gridironers
will be the opponents of the Arling-
ton eleven Sunday.
Corfnthian Midgets, winning streak
was broken yesterday when they fell
before the Condor eleven. IL to T..
Clever work by Laiffesky, Lucas and
St. Stephens foot ball team claims
a forfeit over the Hyattsville team.
Practice by st. Stephens will be
on the field at 24th and K streets.
Elated by their victory over the
Linworth Juniors. 12 to 0, the Mer-
curry Juniors will meet with Clovers
Sunday in what promises to be a
battle from start to finish.
A challenge has been issued by the
Winton Athletic Club for games with
teams in the 115-pound class, accord
ing to the manager at Lincoln 5304.
After its victory over the Clarendon
Athletic Club, 25 to 0, Peerless Ath-
letic Club will hold meeting tonight
at 5 K street northeast.
With a victory over the Southerns
Georgetown Athletic Association
gridders will encounter the Virginia
Athletic Club Sunday at Alexandria.
On past performances. Georgetown
should have the edge, as the Virginia
eleven battled with Southerns to
scoreless tie.
ClOverx failed to make an appear.
ance against the Emblem Reserves
yesterday. The Emblems will practice
Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
TILDEN BEATS ]. ALFONSO
IN MATCH AT ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October 29.-w. T
Tilden. I'd, national champion; Car
Fischer, intercoIlege champion; Jose
Alfonso and Sandy Weiner, Great
Lakes Junior champion, gave bril-
liant exhibition of tennis at the Naval
Academy yesterday.
Tilden was in splendid form and
won from Alfonso, %. Go. c..
Weiner easily won from Alphonzo
Smith, the Maryland junior champion
In doubles Fischer and Alfonso won
the first set from ,Tilden and Weiner.
6-4, and dropped the next by 6-3.
A third set stood fl In favor OF
Fischer and Alfonso when playing was
stopped in order to permit the visit
orS to catch their train.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
CAPTURES TURF PRIZE,

CINCINNATI Ohio. October 29-
Horsemen and the racing public give
Col. NJ. J. Win. general manager of
the Kentucky Jockey Club. credit for
capturing the turf prize of the year.
when he matched Zev and My Own in
the Latonia championship, to be run
at Latonia next Saturday, Novem-
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