The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1922, Page 31

a . rn THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922, (OTHER SPORT NEWS ‘Here’s a Picture Telegra he rom Coas Ct AGT E | Of a Nee in og & nore game at Pasadena, Cal, on Monday, was sent by telegraph from Los Angeles to Chicago on Monday evening at a test of a new telegraphing picture instrument, and was forwarded to I4erman Singer, With 49 ’ Counts, Leads Harlem / River Club. this city from Chicago by mail. The picture ts of a play in the fourth quarter of the game which ended In a no-score tie, It shows Erickson of W, & J. being tackled by Stevens of Cal- ifornia, just after receiving a punt or the W. & J. 35-yard line. | Another Caltiornia tackler, spilled by. interference, Is seen on the leit with a W. & J. man, who had been providing the Inter+ ference, in the foreground and also on the ground. 4 » The Glencoe A. C. announces that 1921 was the most successful year— athletically—in its history. The Har- lem River club rolled up the exgelient fcore of 407 points, This includes only boxing, track and field. Herman Singer leads the point | Rooring with a total of 49 co: nts. Sincer ts an amateur pugilist, and jus | point total is sufficient to classify him in that bra sport. The next in the point s is Robort Me a sprinter who has occupic iteh mark very consistently on McAllister rolied up a total of 19 points. The regularity with which | he runs the “hundred” in clase ‘o 10 | weconds stamps him as the next -net- | Topolitan champion. Sol Stiverstein ts tied with McAllister with 19 points. Silverstein’s long suit is distance run- Ring, and after a successful cinder | Path season, he did mueh scoring for the club in road runs, sonnet Sone avons Pan" Metropolitan League Is Plan easy AL am Ercan lat picuy cr hetea uC rk Of Leading Basketbau Fears sea | Jim Buck'ey, maracer of Phil O'Dowd Past season i8 Gtprge Bisgier, who won the junior m@ropolitan 30-yard |the hantar weight boxer of Columbus : Progress Made on New Pr ney Frost, Clozer, Flynn and/o, does not relish the thought of Frank ‘Tittertom, former nat ject at Meeting in | . —— Johnny Buff suiting away for England Cross-country f¢rampion, has hal “>. | and tying up the bantamnweisht cham elected track igptain for the Brooklyn. jMonship with his boy Just aching for a) coes, Tittert i's varied and Knowledge of running, together with! qpyo pis experience, will undoubtedly bear) gpm frult in the torm of one of the best | 1yj) So: n touch fast 104th | he issued a eng the champion $35,000 for a t- Initial step was taken for the ution of a Metropolitan Basket- League at a ting held at pireet, City. trunk tyan's ot the metropolitan Ws) prospect Hail, Brooklyn, The aubject| St. Anselm's Ac won its oleventh | @en-reund decision bout with Phil triet. Tittyerton's ttached peried | was discuased favorably by ridn-|84Me by defeating the, Corrigan | O Dowd will have &xp.red by June next, and ; } ts to the tune 0247: to 1 | te hag tittle hope of changing Buft's from then on he wiil sport the g cen- | 28@rs of several leading teams in| piss work of the victo plans even with such a rich bait, and hvinged (; in competition, The former | Xew York, Brooklyn and New Jer-|conspicuous!y, Bradley so he makes the offer to stand for Mohawis “A. C. runner is stil: a8 Food | sey ing team ‘dicplavedi great ekill and | Alasiy dave balleving that Gasei they mavcver ania ls -camulitiy. tralniae 8 ue S moor. Pe Fe vived all due applause trom the * expins the champion w MAREN oho nun tL MeGomba| Plans drawn up at the meet-| [ou CN" 7 t n will have Ace kis the rounds of the London music has a knack of reco league and ay- ~ | Dam Park. nizing, a good runner when he sees nts were made in reference) The game in which the Onyx Big where he is under contract to ap A host of mew runners nave]. tie schedules uf games to ve! live Suffered a defeat at the hands | Pear. pn brot nto the club and y oft the New Rochello Caseys was the| buckley te so sure that Phil O'Dowd ‘ shown a h of | Played between the various combina-| jes: comiest ¢ Staged on the Casey! has uw chance to win the title that bh. Arthur ot, whol | floor. The Caseys led at end of | vifers to pay Buit $1U,0UU tn cash when aus ave Rational ce rs Wilde and Cody of the) |) tiraihale aN Hh | he augng te wrtleles of age ab, WAL fright of his life a 2K | succeeded: ot ~/ out the New York ag jon e the conditions provide that the 4 t DeLassio. another dis ») Bus Hed in ID-/ 4) and When the Gnu whistle wis pial: that the balat Botwen, a sprinter: | ter k MacCormack of the| blown the scare stood 38 all, Zalch y must be pald by the cluo a middle distancer: | Macbowall Lyceum quintet, Murray |® new acquisition of the Oynx team, motes the: bout, le distence | ¢ the Pow Bre olgian, Dave | Scored sket whch tled the} 24 ail probability Johnny Butt wit a sprinter, | oe game ump at the chance to grab that ‘ave |Suden. O'Brien and the manager of | 8eanat range to 1 hi the “makin's.”| the Blue and Whites of Passaie. All) wi ‘| contracts In and and get Hy of officers the were present at the meeting. tna y won out hin ninety | (his countrs when the sa o dk y, bi he recalla a splendisl vas desery which the son of the annound even pklins will he leading to op throughout | xt T t sail for & V month and next “Long Tom” Hughes Many Coach Chi- cago White Sox. CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—"Long Tom" | Hughes, for years a major league | pitcher, is being consideced for the position of coach of the Jory de] White Sox. “Kid” Gleason, manager of the club VANtS an assistant to ald in devel this of the American pared to carry on League, The at Stuyvesant Saturday evening. Merritt of Lex- Qweizhte, traviling. Ad No. Til’ East Browdway, Chicago ands Mauegery + affiilan d with the Wh W8. Wishes to book | T Hany hs hace ne recruits, and is said to have 1 good tens, eee with him at No, 25 wast Belk Tezner Beaty Decugta tor Tithe. Mndtleld WANGANUT, Warey Hadfield Champion. ealand, Jan. 5. on the world's ote parates wlio hav ying uround New Jersey Sq: are | of thts | ‘ quintet’ holds an ton, | Cutline championship fror Richara x Danish} Arnst over a three and one-fourt hey are A wrth ane Mey ae seal SHiminated | mile course on the Wan River re - i Orga ast jadfiel won ny six is ational Sporting Separates line up with time was 19 min. 46 see Clab to Be Sold. Sporting Club's pointed out th must not bs ‘con International {sto go out of Mr. Gutzon Bor seme the time necessary to put ints eration his plan to prevent the s the. property at a gate S Rourke, “but he was able to prowct the interests of the bondholders ‘n tie | d to | Sporting our opinion that the property | sential to the life of the ciub, utter of fact, it has kept the n going ahead ave no intention whatsoever of andoning the elb. Mr. Borsinm ta working now in a plan ‘to use the jonoys that have been advanced for the | hetual development of the club ts:'f Wiatever happens to-morrow will ti the best Interests of the club. The erty {a Lexington Avenue haa beey fort_of ectopus about the club, With the rden relieved it will he possible t- yo 1 a way that leaves no chance for one Under Auspices of National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Grand Central Palace January 7*? to 14¢P | .. ADMISSION 10.4.m, to 1039 p.m.csundat excaernn) EBersee Oe te Arrive in Akron boxer. | ve w York to-day from inonion where ‘he did the | work of his training fo round hous | with the Elizabeth {eto beeneld in the 4 nory in Jersey City "Griftiths teirgraphied J Guinness, promoter of the bout, at he ta in excellent conditic | N not do any more hard training, t himself # just to k nness has arranged to re tsstffithe in the People’s Palace Tisey City, where it ls expected the Akron boxer will make his heed quarters until he steps into the ring with Walker —-_-> Oarsmen to Study # Botlding, BOSTON, Jun, 6—The Harvard i. conches instructed craw cont to study the construction of « holt now hes bubt at the Ne bows arvard 22 LEADING MAKES % CARS ~250 paren ACCESSORIES | Opens ‘Saturday at 2 P.M. 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