New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 20

e e BUCK O'NEIL. SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL COACH AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, IS ENGAGED AS GRID LEAGUES TO HAVE NEW TRAINING QUARTERS THIS SPRING—FOLWELL DENIES CLAIMS OF WHARTON THAT PRESS = e = 1IRON MENTOR AT CO UMBIA—TEN CLUBS IN MAJOR | ICKS PENN. FOOTRALL TEAMS LWELL DENIES NEIL 10 COACH ELUBS SELECT NEW IARTON'S CHARGES ~ COLUMBIA ElEVENg , Coach Answers Claims That oritism Is Used in Football fladelphia, Ja by DQr. Charles Wharton, pro- r of athletics at Pean, that pr @ teams represented the Lted anc on the gridiron. has been de- Bob Folweil, coach of eleven. ton in a speech the candidates for the . stated that there has peration in Penn spor in and that he is workir toward plimination of that condition.now . Wharton during the use swung ofl to footbull, and players were picked for the ions before the season nd that a newcomer had ce of landing a regular last made be- baseball been little he's tele- Wharton said that said Folwell over the e from his home at Mulli ., “Before the season starts we a number of players we know to aders in the competition for the m positions, and we train them icularly for those positions. en & new mun comes out he is eve chance to make good. But ard to catch up with the play- ho have have advantage of pre- hary training. h up, and whenever they do the; gwven the came consideration as man we first believed to be the for the position.” BflWLjN_’G%fi&’LW STANLEY WORE Mechanics. 76 T o ! 90 90 103 109 79 399 Shipping Room. 91 97 78 86 eck man heon ox btt Dept. 300. o 86 ATE'S sachusetts \ggies to be Encoun- teved for First Time, Lewiston, Me.. Jun. 16.—Ma 1 colle will p! Nt fall for the first to the Bates football edule announced yesterday. The e will he af . rut. Oct. 9. Oth- dates on tI 1 e Oct Colby ut 1 Oct. 23, Un sity of Maine Orono: Nov. vdoin aichu- cordine at MISTAKE. of January 12 football schedule for for the Middlebur renuous season boy orn issue ed that the 1920 se: ege 1cant rty and ley the above three hoy ts at the University of local boys ut Middic kett, Parker, Kalin fin avd Ashley will b Middlebury squad n the on nd memn Ashley. bers of Xt season BOWLING sino Bowling Alleys | OPEN DAILY 10 A, M. PATRONAGE SOLICITED IDIES’ 162-The charge | no | the ' berth on | hill, | Sometimes they do I s 47 | introduced 79| 1t will Syracuse Mentor Secured to Teach | Football at Mormugsnde Helghts O’ Neill, and cspe footbull of the will Buck ramous as a coach, ally as mentor i chawmpionship Syracuse cleven, the the team vide wotball destinies of | Columbin fall University lootball next accordin | ment to night by Ison, graduate on Mornir ‘s Ne alf. O'Neil. a radnate of Williams college, has had scventeen years of coaching experience and is undoubtedly one of the aublest yand most successful coaches in | country today, It he been known ! for some time that the Columbia grid- on authorities have been hot on the il of O'Neill. O'Neill had come to be regar more or less of a fixture at due to connec with City un for the I seven | vears. The success of Orange teams have been attributed in no small ! measure to the guiding powers of the { New York lawyer and there can be | no doubt that loss will be a big | Blow to the football prestige of Syra- The official announcement, is last night by Lester C. Daniel- son, regarding the signing of O'Neill | reads as follow “The Columbi; association O'Neill has an announce- Lester C. ath- He issued last of ieights ma h on his Athletic Frank J. head University announces that been secured coach of the football team for next " season, Mr. O'Neill will be in New York city throughout the football sea- son and will take active charge of the | squad. as MAY HEAR DEMPSEY Heavyweight Champion Will Probably Chance to Defend Slacker Charges Before American Legion. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 16—Decision jas to whether Jack Dempsey, heavy- | weight boxing champion, will be per- | mitted to appear before the supreme ! council of the American Legion and | give testimony as to his record dur- | ing the war will not be made until | the return to Indianapolis of Frank- { lin D'Olier, national commander. This ! announcement was made erday at the national headquarters here. D'Ol er is in Philadelphia and is not ex | pected at his office before next week. Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, announced last night in Los Angeles [ that he had telezraphed the national | commander of the American Legion in ‘behalf of Dempsey, asking that n opporiunity.be given him to an- swer charges of various posts of the ! organization that he was a “slacker.” | The telegram asked that a halt be | called on such action by the bposts | until a letter written by Kearns reached headquarters Officers at the legion { declined to discuss the headquarters matter. neisco, Jan. 16.—Jack heavyweight champion is in no sense a Wm draft dodged,” according statement made yesterday by Hogan. a San F) 3 hended the ex Am])\xon oard which handled Dempsey’s case. slacker to a John 8. here BOXING BILL INTRODUGED Em- ; Mcasure Provides For Sport in pire Statc Under Supervisic Commission—To Give Decisions, Albany., | boxing in ! asked of the Jan. New le by 16. York estoration rte will be lature in Assemblyman Ross k for a state boxing com- m on of three, in whos be placed the full supe sport Boats to a de ion over | decided upon by the com | provided. All coxecutive details cov- | ering the site, the officinls and the i rules also are left to the discretion of the commission. Fen per cent. of the { wollld revert to the state. ion of the | any length ssion are gross receipt Leader of n Assovia ary Increase 16.-Thomts T vesterday was re-clected dent of the American As ation term of three 200 a year. After the years salary of club the an increase election the owner; of schedule, | adonti with n of \ trade Paul Amerie Cleveland Nie twenty-thr imes Ohio city. James € he Cleveland club, itcher Coumbes and some : Niehaus, but the amount 1 mmoney consideration was nounced. The league also voted to award a |5 Iver trophy to the pennant winning j St. Paul club in addition to the ct tomary pennant. between {1 club an e nder. who in 1919, Dunn, head d to give cash for of the not an- nds won to 1 ithe the | of ! o attorney, who | | of | which of | a bill to be ! hands will | i mount i prev | Jake Bre TRAINING GAMPS' Ten of Sixteen Teams to Have Dillerent Quarters This Spring New nouncement 16. the With the White Ameri- tr; York, Jan Ly this wee c will Chicago carly in the champic in 16 ie 1ext spring, all of major their leag preliminary clubs have completed training arrar { ments, Only one club, i tionals, the Lave majority m ed of their wiil chang ning clubs 2 q tra shift camps, en traini to spring. which new ters next never was a winter number of trainir been reported. Only three clubs ceturning to the cities they t ed last ve n ti can league, the vankees are willing try their Juck again in Jacksonv leveland will go back to New leans, where the Indians have trained for and Detroit will return to Macon. to old spring headquarters of the Yankees. In the Nati in such a each in in league which al league, the are going back to Jacksonville as the training partners of the Yankees; t Cubs are returning t na. and the Boston Braves will Columbus. Ga. The world's champion shifting from 1 the club they bes al leaguc pennant-—the giving up Florida in favor The Reds. who trained bhachie, Tex.. ir 1919, will do_ their stunts in Miami next spring. The Giants change from the little college town of Gainesville. Fla metropolis—San Antonio. The Phillies, who trained lotte, N. C.. last spring next March in When the club last mingham in 1911, was one of the Philly pitching re- cruits. The Pirates. who West Baden. Ind., last year., are go- ing to Hot Spri Ark., and the Car. dinals, who trained at home last yvear, will go to Brownsville, Tex. In the American league, Sox will give up Tampa to go to Hot Springs, and the Senators leave Au- gusta, Ga., to snatch up Tampa. Th Athletics, who did their conditionin t home in 1919, are going to Lake Charles, La. The White Sox shift from Mineral Wells, Tex., to Waco, and the Browns are giving up Antonio to go to Mobile. JOCKEY IS SUSPENDED Stewards Not Satisfied With Way Car- al., train at Reds rida are and Giants—are of Tex at Wax; in Char- will work out rmingham, Ala. trained in Bi Grover Alexander the roll Rode Poilu—Trainer Jake Byer On Carpet Also. New Orleans, Jan ack-Overland Handicap. of the fair grounds to Enmity, the favorite, ing stretch duel with mity, despite his aced to the lead held it casily until leaving stretch. There Boyie ch Bullett Probf and clos leader in a manner that victory. Through the final were vigorously dri stride nmity oing in the superior for he lifted his mount at the end. Siest: d forwardly H\v'ough- distant third, but held of the 16.—The the erda after a Bullett Proof. heavy impost, the start and the back- ilenged with toward the Dem- feature went at cighth the two and in the was forced into middle track. horsen ailed then, a nose victo had rac finished a rem! out, the safe. Another o inder castern rider and trainer subjects of oflicial displeas- Poilu had displayed ared to he a startling form 1 in the sixth. Poilu, a hes backed favorite was at no timc rious conte during the mile farlong jo v and was bea lacked early speed the outer rail for part of th ace. kward riding posture v in his effort to keep h the dry fast 1 which there, The efiort did stewards and Carroll suspended and Trainer ordercd to appear before seegster won the race his own pace the fler se- ten greater natually accentuated on eu satisfy the mmediately (hem toda ter provid SAILED (()h\\ MeLEAN is Tend Dinner. Lean. sailed today rford oad ship Stavan- where he will for the world's *d a dinner purtsmen for Norw: v Matt ship. shawered hint know him in that Unete Mt hie the Lruary 7 200, on I wili 00 b and the ¥y an ocean generally requires 12 McLean probably an 10 days the vo: duel with trip or 14 will have less to get rid of the effects ze and tune up for the ice Mathiesson. an- | There | camp shifts have ! Dodgers | ihe Nation- | to the Texus | | WEALTHY GERN trained at | Red | { mates that | dous Hlected thrill- | predicated | anship | contestants ; what ' and a ! and ' the * Carroll’s ' not | was | Farewgll | STARTS HoME Wit PORTER OFFERS HELP BUT REFUSED SHARPLY ANIMATED CARTOON AWFOL HEAVY LoAD ASIONALLY SITS IN TRAIN WITH LEGS THROWN OVER SUITCASE To PROTECT tT. MCPS PFR&P!R(NG BROW. B Y “BRIG TRIES BoTH AND LEFT. WANES RIGHT NEAT FINALLY DRAGS IT 1IN OWN Door- WAY e NS AX AA A FACE M T. vy and Income 2 Tax Is Reducing erate Fortunces, Jan. 16.—The multi-millionaire in G the new emergenc and inheritanci Pinner, financ Tageblatt these t fortune of 10,000,060 be Teduced by 19 This would mean had taken nearly by various forms of igned to solve the tremen- problem which Ger- the amount so col- te Dr. Pinner esti- marks would \.o war profits wh would take ould leave 10.000 marks 4 ar period would be collected points out, hu\ ever that the older industrial leaders who own most of the German |ml||\t|\~s probubiy would dic in the sars of the 30-year period. “ImL- upon t part of the levy then re- maining unpaid would be taken by the state. If the die, one the be lot of rmany will under income Felix the Berlin unde: man industrial marks would 3,114,000 mar that the state 000,000 marks taxation d financ muny fa a hard one levy and taxes. Dr. writer of token as the emerge 7 00 mark millionaire about the end the which tl vy Dr. Pinner on levy the at in of -y is 1o of this foriunc were 1925 and should h.m Fou wou have as inheritance n The ance AH-( 1 taxation 1 been completed is placed by Dr. ‘Pinner at 114,000 rks which the family of the indus- trial leader would have left to con- tinue their business. The Tageblatt's commentator points that this would be insufficient to continue un industry which in p times had vequired a capital of 7 000,000, and that this operation would the productive power of in- concerns by over liquidation alth. high ' capital w mb - upon al Pinner owner woin S0, pay to the 1,285,000 mark 1o state out weaken dustrial of their ta will off which income and would sit,” concludes the indu Dr. es What 1t M \me Is Vexing s in Busine== Interests in Great " Jun. 16.—The b Loundon, question of Aunerica has American \ nat means in British and been vex intere London. aros ts ion be o commere Until 1t on hoa vicuns i quoting prices vy freight o il and Inined Sstonn consider- Britishers, it when Lills wer e renee om| nevican hamber of (‘om- merce says a conference of Rrit 1d American business men held h-"lo decided to accept the British version. American business men here and British agents for American firms now are advising that in quoting prices of merchandise originating in Amer- f i i tion ica concerns there on “freight el.” should by on Dbodrd > quota- export ves MAY BUY MOVIE MACHINE. The Men's Brotherhood of the Stan- ley Memorial church is - considering the purchusé of a motion picture ma chine and will meet this evening t witness a tfal cxhibition. The pr ceeds will .go to the organ fun Should the machine hc purchased t! Brotherhood will ‘e occasion. community entertain The Best Hium Factory You save money for your uaste' and Christmas gifts, with- out any investment. Nearest place within shepping district. 1 | | i i 5 | | | i | | B i ! | % i | | Op material oniy. at the PARK COMPAN A PASSERBY JosTLES AGAINST SUITCASE AND GETS BAWLED ouT CALLS FRIEND WIFE T DISPLAY PROUDLY THE COMTENTS oF SUITCASE. OH ALICE « HERE IT IS GS” AT THE LYCEUM EV ERY WEEK (FIRST PART) ORIGIN OF $ SIGN. 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