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Army Navy Await Mandatory Action S Major Clubs
BOXER GRIFFITH K. Old
NOW OFFERS MYSTERY

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. January 10 (E)
The boys who watch the boxing
matches In Sioux City are scratching
their heads today, trying to figure out
who 1t was that Buzz Griffith, Sioux
Falls. S. Oak. middlweight, knocked
out Monday night.
Every one thought it was kid" Gull
bertson OF ST. Paul. 1t was SO pro-
grammcd, and receipt signed Eddie
Culbcrtson' was given to the promoter
in return for the losers share OF the
purse.
1t has developed. however. that Gull
bcrtson was at home the night OF the
fight. and consequently not in a prone
position in a Sioux City ring.
Walt Pritchard. the promoter, said
he thought he was dealing with Gull
bertson. but added that he never had
seen the st. Paud Scrapper. and so may
have been mistaken. Some who saw
the fight said the man billed as Gull
bertson was Battling" Mcknight OF
Minneapolis.
Whoever it was. Buzz Griffith knocked
him out.
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SIM0NS SIGNS AFTER
GRIFFMEN GET HURLER

Mclbern SimOns now Is in line for
the Nationals 1923 season. A con-
tract signed by the young outfielder,
who was bought from the Birming-
ham club last Fall. arrived at Presi-
dent Clark Griffith's office this MORN
ing. EARNED TO the Albany club Of
the Southeastern League by the
BarOns last year, the left-hand hit
ting Simons smOte the ball for an
average far above 800.
The Nationals have acquired an
other pitcher in Charles Lane. left
handler recommended by Coach
Clyde Milan. The signing Of Lane,
who had a brief trial with Memphis
last Fall. raises to seven the number
OF southpaw singers on the Wash
instOn roster. Others are Garland
BraxtOn, Lloyd Brown. Bob Burke.
Clarence Griffin. Ed Wells and Tom
Zachary.
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RICHARD TO NAME
TUNNEY FOE SOON
Leaves for South to Spend
Some Time in Company of
Heavy Champion.

BY the Associated Press.
N yEW YORK. January 19.-Tex
nj Richard was on his way South
VI today to pick logical oppo-
1 nent for Gene Tunney.
The promoter left New York
last night for Miami, Fla, where he
plans to spend four weeks with the
heavyweight champion, at golf and con-
ferences
On February Richard will post
500 900 to bind an option on Tun-
ney's service for 1929. and around the
same date he thinks he will have de-
cided who. among the present crop of
contenders, will get the next appor-
tunity to knock the crown from the big
Marines head
Conference Is Futile.
Rickard caught his train last night
Immediately after long and fruitless
conference with the managers of Jack
Delaney and Tom Hecney. whom he
hoped to match in n i5-round e!imina-
ton bout at Madison Square Garden
March l. Delaney was willing. but
Charley Harvey. manager of the New
Zealander. admitted he wasn't SO keen
about IL. and accompanied this express
=
per cent OF the gate.
That broke up the conference. Rick
ard leaving the solution of the tangled
situation To John NJ. Chapman. "czar"
of the six-day bicycle race game and
newly elected assistant general mana
ger Of the Garden.
Efforts now are 10 be made 10 match
Jack Sharkey. who lost some prestige
in his draw battle with Heeney last
week. against Johnny Risko of Clcye-
land The latter makes q specially Of
taking the logic out Of logical" con-
tenders, This match. II 1t goes through
will be a l5-round affair at the Garden
March i2
I'Ecudun Discarded.
Pauline Uzcudux. Richard disclosed.
no longer Is being considered In the
plans for developing an outstanding
challenger for the heavyweight ti,lt
The Spaniard. incidentally. leaves soon
for Mexico City. where he fights Quinn
tin Romero, the Chilean January 80
Next month Pauline meets George God
frey. giant negro In bout at Los
Angeles
Although he spent most of the day
With the hcavyweightS. Richard found
time To close a match between Sid Ter
ris OF New York and Jimmy Mclarn.n
of Los Angeles, They will battle al
the Garden February "a The winner
probably will get a championship bout
with Sammy Mandeli.
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CORNELL NOW TOPS
BASKET BALL LOOP

hy the Associated r,css
NEW YORK. January 10 Without
making move In It's own behalf. Cor
heiis quintet was leading The mack
To-Day III The annual race for the Fast.
e,n intercollegiate Basket Bali League
championship
Two lcagu" trays last night con,rived
closely punched the other tlye contest.
anita ''' '"''''"'
Tnicf'oh. co-leader with Cornell Al
ne Wv htail ~ The "rek bowed Ia Penn,
- 10 -. While Columbia shared IN
n m maeue Victory al The expense of
,o "o''r' mus was LEFT In undaputed
p",a'aoloh ~ INST place with one vie.
h'fy and no delenth yaie toil,n.. ,i,,,
TWO ana two, while Princeton Dart.
~ ana Penn each has a single win
I" match AS many losses,
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.HURLERS TO PRIME
FOR SPEEDY START
Cubs Hope to Strike Hard al
0utset-Giants May
Find Camp Poor.
BY JOHN p. FOSTER.

= EVERAL Dig league teams will send
their pitchers To the training
camps in February. in advance OF
. the other players. The Chicago.
Pittsburgh. ST. Louis and Boston
teams OF the National League and the
Washington and Philadelphia clubs Of
the American League will adopt this
move in an effort 70 get their pitchers
in top form for the 1923 season Some
OF these teams are apt 70 De pennar:
contenders.
II the New York Giants do not send
their pitchers farther South than Au-
gusta. Ga. they will not get much out
OF them early in the year. for Augusta
then IS not 50 balmy for pitchers az u
is for golfers. The Giants will nave a
rocky road in 1923 If they cannot de-
'elop pitchers TO MAKE up for some O.
the strength they lost o. trading Rogers
Hornsby 70 the Boston Braves
The Chicago Cubs will nurse the arms
Of their pitchers with special care n
the Catalina Island training camp. The
CuoS mean 70 strike hard this wear
"nen they take the field with their gilt
tering outheio and their kid infeld.
Much Depends on Root.
II Charley Root can come back with
the skill ne had in 1927, the CUBS will
show more pitching strength in al
probability than am other club az the
start OF the Spring season Their rivals
IN that will De the ST. Louis Cardinals
The Cards must be careful 20 bring I'd
both Haines and Alexander in the uav
they should go II both OF those aged
hurlers have the same use OF their
arms as they had in 1927, the Cardinals
VII try to keep the pace that the Cubs
nope 10 establish
II the California Spring climate has
ANYTHING IN 1t for Hal Carlson It will
help the Cubs. Blake. Bush and Osborn
have been through the Catalina tonic
period. II is new 10 Art Sehf and ne
may start az a clip thai will take him
On for seven or eight yictorieS-xh.ch
would make him a handy man tor TIC
Cubs. The Chicago team mas q young
pitcher who should have a ve-v god
first year. His name Is MALONE He
pitched IN the American Association
last season.
Indian HurlerS Good.
Pittsburgh also has some pitchers CT
age and experience that 1t must handle
properly. Cal Ewing saws the air CO
Oakland. Cal. IL the Winter time Is
the Est II the United States for pitch
ers- Ray krsmer % the Pittsburgh
pitching staff lives there in the Winter.
and for two years IN succession he has
been the boss pitcher OF the National
League
Another team that can stand a 20.
OF pitching practice IS Cleveland That
club has 50 many good pitching arms
te Z II IS shame 20 think al ct them
cannot Be utilized q succession. No
club IN either major league has more
hlsh-claSS pitching assets Cleveland
had the physical pitching skill 10 get In
the first division IN 1927. but the pitch
ers did not come through as expected
Maybe Manager PeckinpaUsh VI. have
better luck with the pitching stan this
season Peck and Billy Evans may %
able 20 apply the mental Ss5 where II
viii do Cleveland some good.
tCOCy-5<hs IaSSs
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Former Griffmen In Limeliyht.

r. ORNlER Grirmen promise much the public eye
- next season.
| Walter Johnson's initial venture manger with
the Newark club undoubtedly will attract the most aen
ton and with squad OF seasoned veterans that probably will
include Hugh McQuan Bob Shawkey Bill Lamar and Jacques
Fourner his for making showing the In
ternatonal League be regarded excellent
cay since he has landed George Mcbride to help him
Mac had few peers shorstopper when he toed In
local livery and he obtained valuable experience his
vsory job in Newark during the campaign in which he acted
a field leader of the Nationals.
zeb Milan another of Washngons -helmsmen and for
the nsepaabe companion OF Johnson will be back in
coaching capacity in the Capital where for long he held
forth stellar fychaser and in addition DOME Bush
pilot here for will saddle the
champion Pirates of the National League graduate Gmen
who will be bossng teams Include Memo Leibold
PrOthro.
Leibod who scheduled to take the reins of the
Columbus club gave indications Of fitness for leadership by
being included the board Of strategy headed
Harris which landed Washington its first pennan The midget
ouheder credited with having contributed advice
helped materially during the hectic campaign 1924
be expected to have smart entry in the American AS
ISOLATION
Prothros qualifications for leadership so we'll es-
tabshed The former Washington third bascman who has
spent the last two with Portland Of the Pacific Coast
League succeeds Milan at Memphis He is resi-
dent OF that city where he practices dentistry in the of
OF the Of the natives his bid
for the Southern Association gonfalon.
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OLD ELI SWIMMERS
BEAT THREE MARKS

MIDDLETOWN. Conn. January 10
/ lPl. Yale swimmers broke three ma
tional intercollegiate tank records here
lsSt night when they defeated Wcs-
leyaN NatatorS "a TO 10. Capt House
OF the Ell team, broke the intercol-
leg!atc backstroke l50-yard record b.
| time Of minute 43 lis seconds. bet
tcring the previous mark by 2l-5 Sec
onds
In the 800-yard breast-stroke relay
four blue swimmers making the dis
lance in II minutes "a 2-5 seconds.
"a 3-5 seconds better than the previous
mark set by the Navy.
In a special 900 -hrcast-stroke relay.
The bulldog swimmers covered the dis
lance in IS minutes ~ T-l0 seconds ~
9-l0 seconds quicker than the Navy
| previous time
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lATZ0. FORMER WELLER
KING. NOW WEIGHS 172

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. January -
CP-Pe,e Ls;eo former world weller
weight Champion. who nov lives u MAJ
gate City, has become = Ugh, heavy
weight
Tor his title bout with Joe Dundee O.
Baltimore. and lost. He nov IDS N.
scales az lTs pounds
I'm GONG after The liSht heavy
weight crown now. he SAYS
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COCHRAN WILL GIVE UP
BILLIARDS AFTER TOUR

BOSTON, January 10 p,.-Welker
Cochran. former 1872 balkline billiard
champion. Is making his last profess
sional tour. In the course OF his COO
point 49, exhibition match here with
Jake Schaefcr
Cochran announced that after flu
ming ms present contracts he pai.S
10 sen ms hollywood. Calf. house and
move 10 New York 10 enter the bro
kerase business
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ON THE SIDE LINES
With the Sports Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON=

= ONE of those closest in touch with things hc harbor
- the idea that NJ Ova Chapdelane. for all his modest
stature and comparatively light poundage stands bet
~ chance of making bid for the heavyweight
championship of the world than Sharkey Pauline
of the other big fellows definitely tentatively
lined for the elimination program at Madison Square
Garden
Deaney recent disposal of Suy Montgomery in less than
time takes make of those cigarette
lighters work coming right the heels of the Sharke eeney
induced estimate of the capabilities of
CanadaS gift to Bridgeport.
Against the gigantic Montgomery who lowered inches
above him and exceeded him in by matter of
pounds Delaney appeared for but brief 90 seconds
right the all battler who
waop that way respectful consideration in
pany, and Delaney getting it, despite the in and out
aspects of his previous
For those inclined elevate eyebrow DelaneyS
chances achieve the peak because of his low poundage is
pontd that the 1904 pounds at which he went into the
ring against Montgomery Monday than COrbett
weighed when he licked Sullivan for the title within
of the figure Dempsey scaled when he battered
the bulkng Willard into submission.
SurefoOted and accurate to deeree-cleverthoSe
the attributes the critics unanimously accord Delaney OF
others boast science and least aspiring light
avyweght-Tomny Loughran--to greater degree
but when combined with this is unquestioned ability to
said have chance for the
and that's Jack Delaney.
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NOTED SKATER INJURED.

sARANAC LAKE. y. Z. JANUARY II
Gt.-Edmund Lanny. former national
and International amateur speed skatiny
champion. and for many years protes-
siorsl title holder. suffered a fractured
and o4slocsted shoulder when he fell
Gown dark stairway in local garage
Ine injuries VII Keep him of the ice
for the balsnc: Of the Winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

AsSsF Aylr IeAEJf8ng League re-
orgaDized in Iss9--ihe year
wv that the Western League
changed its name 10 The
American League under Ban
Johnson IF pTesicent-~it cut lis circuit
from II clubs 70 q snd left WaAningtrfl
snc Baltimore IA the Estt and Louisville
IA the West without nls jor league bss@
ball Cleveland siaD vas dropped ~
the Nationals. DUt Vas provided for by
being nsEf member ~ the new Enaefi-
csn f<sg9f
Louisville IVES no. deslrs bic 81 ciU3
l0cstaon 81 tins, moment bJi both
Washington aaG Baltimore we're c0tfted
by Ban Johnson aud tlis chief sksDciate
Charley CDuiifkey, the Chicago cJgD
owner. They mad managed " kerp
tne1F ambitions fairy well coDceaied
from the National League, until @Jfne-
ore overheard q CoBYeTsatlcn DstWefn
American LEAGUE Dlfu that snt the
National yeagaeTs AyL d nasty con
3eTeIGs.
Bans Infuraee Felt Early.
II IL Interesting " nDts inst after the
syulssli0a u the EBlsficsn iragle's
fret seaSoT in 1900 . critic wrote nOn~
GeJniUg 1Ef organization II had =
fairly successful SeaDDn, THANKS W the
Yesnsping u the circuit by when
IIHGbkD Hfbg LtEFeASi'1 6ffS "H'"'A'"J
snc also THANKS " The admirable nlhr
c1tllns maintained by President john
son sDo the willing SubjsctjDh ~ most
af tie club owners " discipline ioI tiAr
sake 81 the organization
Tnis il the flIsl reference " lpfb-
sons clhfipllnsgy methDos ana IL isi%t
Lecafne apparent that ols1 ,piins VS. ne
keynDt4 ol his executive tn1Afii1t ~
/, base bsjI A.
.ssr1,,s1 tIle base ball armament. Ilf
.i',,.s 81 the league had b-yesT sgtee"
nsgt tnat had Deen sighsd WIN ne
rtssniasllon Of the old western ltss as
Tfst agreement expired on .lep, ,'.l q" ~
600 THE first sRRIesslFe tsMtai'A -,
ton nsoge WA mace W >n"Ss" "A
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the sake Of humanity To recommend il to
Others, II gives me great pleasure Co reSom.
mend Slcan's for all PAINS in the hack and
legs, AS do a lot nj walking and am sNyN,Sed
To all kinds at weather." W,l'tsn Il, Cht,ssy,
Ss,. 1855 Master Street. Phtisdsiphis, Pa,
even mose exposure even motw muscular
STRAIN II have been hie quart iyH the City
OF New Yok ta many Wears Sometimes after
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Bs the As<ntidtth fttSs
Mai Harold M Haynef. attached IA
III Corps Area headquarters at New
YORK, las been designated by the Sec
rotary 0f War Ia represent the Army
on the finance committee ~ the Amer
loan Olympic committee.
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BIKEMAE AIDE TO TEX,

NEW YORK, January 10 fp,.--Jol1n
A. Chapman veteran bicycle racing i'm
pressasio. has been elevated 10 the pgs.
Of wee presicen. and assistant general
manager of Inc Madlson Square Garden
Corporation. placing him next in rank
10 Tex Rickarc In handling the gar
Gems var:ed sports activities
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FATHER AGAINST SON

A "nnnnnroLis. January 10 .Joseph
Vo,t sunny ~, member OF the New
viii a ".''ie'io Club water polo team,
1, "pi",as ms son, Joseph A. Ruddy,
h. ",'us''il'inhn, when his team plays
AIRY l. WI f'n'"'
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BOXER INJURED IN FALL.

Frank Wcinert, light heavyweight
b0xrf. suffered "A possible skull fracture
when he slipped through the ropes III a
ring al frankie Mann's gymnasium yea
terday. He WAS sparfing at the time
Weinert Was removed 10 Casualty Hos
Dltal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

n''''h'io, January 10 ,A4 Walter
"s'"' champion Ut professional uoif,
49,. ~ VI" United States. may enter thr
''"'"a ns M aeocation Hagen after
tlf "''u''te hihY day IN Chicago talk,
n'k ho'i With friends, left Tor iiolh
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GOLF is COMPULSORY
FOR THE. MIDSHIPMEN

ANNAPOLIS Nd, January 10 Op).-
The Naval Academy has become the
FIRST college Of importance In the coun-
Try. IL is believed here. to make golf
a compulsory part OF the curriculum.
Hereafter midAhipmen qualifying al
the academy for commissions az off,
GERS Of the Navy must take course
OF 10 lessons in golf and must pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

Everywhere people whose work exposes
them 10 damp and cold ar 10 muscular
strain. swear by Sloan's Liniment, II saves
them hours of suffering days of lost time.
Read this statement from policeman
who has served on the Philadelphia police
force Tor twenty seven Years, AS ! have
used u considerable quantity Of Sioans L,ni
ment IN the last few months and received
almost instant relief. ! think II my duty for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
In cold-raim-sno z0-aIle,uys at his bost
295 of New YOrk's Honor Police
say, "This kills exposure aches"

MORE dangerous to the
Nx policeman than the gun.
man and the gangster is his con.
slant exposure to wet and cold.
While other people are scuttling
to shelter. or snug in the shelter
Of their homes. the policeman has
TO stand and face the rain. the
blizzard. the biting winds Of
winter.
Yet where do you find such
splendid examples of physical fit.
ness as on the police force2 A
policeman keeps in the pink OF
condition when other men would
be down with rheumatism or the
"hu."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

having been OF, On the teach ali 5ayia
RAINY weather or damp day. ccr>e
home with my body aching all over
With muscular rheumatism. BIZ as
sccn as apply Sloan's Linimea,, the
pain Soes away. l, gives NE the Quack.
es, relief Of any ms>i,cins kacw.
also find !, socd fS rundown after
long SWIM ~ a rescue, AMI always
carry hottie 81 Slosn'S IN ny fsS.,s.I
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Sloan's Liniment is scientific. II
doesn't Jus, deaGea ,As nerves 81 that
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fyooNe got We, W chilled, Sc<snS
waFSs oif rheUsnatiS,a, ryevSnts Sc,is
and keeps year muscles lrcsn Ss,ssaS
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1fa'a' StN'o$ takes ~, the pam ard
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emergency, Al iruss,s,S-sS cents
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Uou Nee lork's finest
treat muscular pain

We made canvass of the Honor
Police of New York City-the
men who wear above their badges
the colored stripe that tells of
courageous and distinguished
service to find out what they
use TO overcome the effects of
exposure.
?9S whom we asked said. 1--WE
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iSSess, tA,sssa. wAs ss,,a ~, As.Is,vN :, ,...A
''s '~<'N wa s~~ SSs+. sNaNss xssA ~stasss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

= EVERAL big league teams will send
their pitchers To the training
camps in February. in advance OF
. the other players The Chicago.
PittSburRh. ST Louis and Rnsfnn
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SERVICE ELEVENS
NOT BOOKING NOW
princeton Likely to Meet Mid
shlpmen if Cadets Are
Not Played.
ny LAWRENCE PERRY.

n YOT until Official Government
sentiment with respect TO the
Arnly-Navy break has crystal
4 liZed into a definite decision for
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p YEARS OF BAN JOHNSON
BY John Il. Foster.
-N-The Keynote Of Johnsons Rule: Dl.cip,,n.

Y yEEk the National League re-
~ organized in Iss9-the wear
wv that the Western League
E.. changed i,s name 10 The
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nAR0AIN FOR CoLoRED.

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heating plant. gas house IN excellent eondl~
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EXCHANGE.

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eeption hall and large kitchen; rental,
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gALE--HOUSEs.

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NEW LELAND HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE. MARYLAND

NEW LELAND HOMES
CHEVY CHASE MARYLAND
Unusually
~ ~ COMMUNITY
' " "' ~h0 erAi '
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
cs o .Op n so Ss T ce Ons
Of Es hecsr moass6 eompsOD DOG a
a
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THE SUSOU E1ANNA,
1880 W ST. NV.
and rooms, kitchen, reception
hall and bath. newly papere6 and
painted, sac and $50 per month
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411 18th ST. NE.

Desirable apt, consisting OF three
rooms, Kitchen. bath, reception hall
and porch, rental, $40 per month.