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THE BOSTON GLOBE-MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1022 Johnny Dundee Has Visions of Returning to Italy as Champion-Only White and Leonard in the Way WINNER TO GET CHANCE AT CHAMPION DIG ICE CLASH ON WEDNESDAY Live mips and lOPICS LONG COURTS PROVE handicap TEAMS (VSPOETLIGHT Vy Grant land Rice By "SPORTSMAN" i Princeton Coach Lops Off! pere Marquette Leaders "BIH" Roper is beating Hie Jungle lor Tiger football players. Seven Feet as a Result Dundee and White Battle at Mechanics Building Tonight With Bout With Leonard as Added Incentiye Play Westminster I Roosma, the West Point cadet who I scored so freely against Harvard In Saturday night's basket-ball game, was ITeiease of Beckman by Original Celtics Arouses Interest captain las) year of the Passaic High Boston A. and St Nicholas 1o eani, which has bcen unbeaten in over wo years. By D. J.

McOCINESS Saturday Meet Sudden Turns Sport offers any number of striking examples as to how quickly the tide can swing forward or backward unless eternal vigilance and effort are hooked together. In the Fall of 1914 Connie Mack had won six pennants. He had won more pennants and more world championships than any other leader. In view of this success it never occurred to him that it would tak a long time to build up a new machine after wrecking the old one. But the answer is seven successive tail-end teams, the most extended slump or cellar location in baseball history.

The man with the record for the greatest number of successes was soon to be the man with the record for the greatest number of failures. And just at this moment there seems to he no vivid evidence in sight that Connie isn't to make it eight in a row for a rear guard march. rvard-Princeton Game Wee-Ei' Feature I'res J. Fred Byers of the United States Golf AssocUtion says it should be the aim of the folfers not to wake their game too easy. Sonic one should preach the same idea In the A.

A. U. relative to cross-country courses. Even the athletes are looking for something easy and the result IS that in Olmpie' competition the foreigners beat us out. The late Benjamin F.

Shibe was not a limelight man in baseball councils, but he was sound and honest and a man Whom every one respected. HOCKEY THIS WEtK TONIGHT is J. 1. B. A.

n.ton WWW Off-Side Plays For the average entry an even break is a matter of 60-40. Punishment isn't as much fun as Pleasure, but for training it's 10 laps in front. Is there an outstanding tram in American college hockey this Winter? There may be one later. The one fixed rule of the game is this: Sooner or later you pay for what you get. Good for Pere Maniuotte.

The invasion of Philadelphia was a great C. nt Arena. Tl -ESDAV Kappa Ctil Omlcron Delta at Melrose fri.T LMe). Vr.nNKSlAY Marquette K. C.

vs Westminster Arms. jilUnr- Agricultural olleg vs T.I.. nt New Haven. Amherst Springfield College at Spring- Writ roint Nicholas Club of Buffalo rf ait Point. Till RSDAV i vs Agricultural Mrh-ose H.

C. It was a good move on the part of Coach Zahn of Princeton to cut down the length of his basket-ball court from 87 to 80 feet when he found out that long passes were being intercepted by opponents. A team that uses a court more than 75 feet long has to resort either to a long-passing game to a great extent or the dribble and cut play to advance the ba'l, as it is easier on a large floor to form a five-man defense, and short passing win; not advance the ball quickly enough to get the ball up the floor before the, defense is formed. The dribble-and-cut play Is used by professionals mostly, as college teams emphasize the passing game, and endeavor to swing the five men into the play quickly when they get possession of the ball. This is the right idea, as a pass is much faster than a dribble and does not pull players out of position.

On a floor about 70 feet long the short, fast passing game can be worked to perfection, provided the width of the court is at least 40 feet. The rules say that the amateur court shall not be more than 90 or less than 60 feet In length, and many teams favor the 70-foot court for a speedy game. The professional court is 5 feet long by 35 feet wide. The Original Celtics from New York are one of the pro teams which prefer a short wide court. There is plenty of room at Madison Square Garden to lay out a large court, but this galaxy of stars play their games in a court that is 65 feet long with out-of-bound play on all sides.

Traveling Teams Suffer Judging from information obtainable, traveling quintets are at the mercy of Limerick of the Links A Scotsman v-ho lost two or three Veto golf balls that cost quite a fee Soon invented a ball With this muic box call bring back my bonnie to me." The late George A. Sawyer, Harvard '77. was the Crimson's second baseman 1 in the days of Fred Thayer, the inventor of the catcher's mask; Harold Ernst, Jim Tyng and Herbert Leeds. Later he ,1 trrna. 1 K1UAA wimston High Mrfrow High.

Newton nut. rnl. played for a number of years with the famous 'Beacons, when John Clarkson was their pitcher and George Richardson their catcher, and Frank Welch, George Merrill and other well-known amateurs were members. In those days the Beacons played several games each season with Harvard. Jock Hutchison is off to another running start.

Last season, beginning early in the Spring, he mopped up between Florida and St Andrews, Scotland, easing off a bit thereafter. Now he opens the new-campaign as North California champion, 14 strokes in front of Jim Barnes. Hicli 1. 7 leveland at Cleveland. Ihilnt" SATI'KIWY Niohohis H.

at Arena, Princeton at Philadelolila. w' olleee vs Yule at New Haven. It may be that the Boston Red Sox go the best of the Yankees in the mid-Winter trade, but we'd like to be outswapped as the Yankees were about f.our times a week. Clyde Milan has been a durable bal player for the Washington club. Few men serve a club as well as he has in 1 1 V.

V. .1 point vs Hamilton at West roint. SprincnVId College vs Rensselaer at Troy. I tne 10 years lie naa uccn ru ura tors. "pulutli vs Cleveland at Cleveland Most of the leadtng British golfers we have talked to prefer ths American system of 32 to qualify for 36 holes at match play above the British plan of an entire field tossed into 18-hole matches.

Cyril Toiley and Willie Hunter, the last two amateur champions, both favor the 36-hole test. Most good golfers naturally would. The weaker player, who might well beat a champion at 18 holes, would have little chance over the longer route. THEY 'RE BOTH ON LEONARDS TRAIL 'a home manager and arrangements are broken at times by both contracting managers, and a contract apparently means nothing. Traveling quintets who do not bring along the stars advertised 'are open to censure, but on the other By JOHN J.

ALLAH AN fhe seems to be no question but rtiat'on of the three hockey teams dentin Boston will be called upon uphold the honor of the East in the SJLl round of the United Btat IT LOOKS TO THE FANS LIKE A BIG NIGHT TONIGHT. That was a real veterans' dinner held at the New York A. C. Saturday night. The club was organized iSept 8.

1S68. and only those members of the club whose membership dated back to 1879 were eligible to join the "vets" at the ta'Hes. One table was set apart for the only hand, there is no good reason why a KflTflnl RflUT THI WPFK feat Leonard as is Dundee. The latter Blackstene. Philade.phia; Jack Rovesti, home' manager phouid penalize a team Notre Dame loses 13 letter men next Fall, but that doesn't mean, opposing defenses an forget the forward pass.

wwi wis uww 'and White have had a few clashes in Pittsburg for beinir late, even though it inconven Hockey Association vs hurl In I no-decision bouts, but now both want iPPwi ia. Mo series after tne nai.ps m. uk well fortitied. Pere eight living members who competed on MoBUlre vg Fred Warren Harry v(t the tirst outdoor athletic track built in Keddo piynn. Billy Harmon vs Mike Kirst, lences the management.

Many teams travel by machine and are not familiar with the roads, and many things can happen which are unavoidable. A visitintr team was recently cut $15 15S-Pound Class William Antrobus, New York; George Allen, Boston; Ernie Miller, Philadelphia; Jack Rome, Pittsburg. 175-Pound Class Charles McKenna, New York; Al Johnson, Long 'Island Johnson, tong usiana uv me of C. Westminstei nattf this country. That meet was neia at Fnneuil A.

Mechanic's Building, tonight. .1 Au.l -r vooriieaa to B. A. A. umuteiir boJt, in gym, night.

a referee's decision. In his recent bouts White has shown that he still retains his old left hook which has scored many knockouts for him. He knows that Dundee is a fast, shifty boxer, but White Is telling his Boston friends, and he has hundreds, not to be surprised if he stops Dundee as Willie Jackson did. The bout is one of the best between lightweights that has been booked for Boston for many years. The fans ex- William Allen.

Boston; Frank at City Hocltey Oluh and Boston -J Mott Haven, New lorK, en Juiys, xeu. (ociation being better than the Quaker Thege eignt men were Harry E. (Buer-team of Philadelphia and the St JTlever one of the organizers of the SfitXy tlliS LCCllll 11 VI 7 w- Grayber, Pittsburg. TT. rinvAn "Vfurlr-o effort to put on a flrsf-class exhibition, passed the word along to St Joseph's T.

A. S. amateur bouts, 7 nravjucieiil anil nlon VT, V-t William Roc- ana aiSO and also Virholas Hockey CluD oi cub (n lgfi8: Jonn urew. v.oreiius a Bridge water Juniors with 120-125-pound teams away from home. Ernest SS.

Walter, 276 High st, Bridgewattr. Foxboro Town team, with the fastest teams in the State away from home-George R. Hiller, Postofnce Box 1(4, Foxboro. Bellows Falls, Vt, aggregation would like to hear from managers In Mat-sachusetts. New Hampshire or Ver-n ont.

WMll give a return game. William Hayes, Co Bellows Falls, Vt. IHamond Five of Canton, games away from home on the first four dv of th other managers of the treatment re- BASKET-BALL TEAMS SEEK OPPONENTS Many Fast Outfits Want to Arrange Games atter beat Westminster, but Benjamin C. Williams, George Gren Friday night pui -) nnt inrti- -i I did not indi- ton the v. A.

A. reived. nf that contest G. Stow, Kdward Merritt, Edward B. the resu Pect to see a great fight and the way A.

U. has decided on the following o.rlmati classes for the intercity tournament Case of Johnny Beckman By DANIEL J. SAUNDERS When two boxers clash, to determine eriority by the sania u-tuo Foote Jr, and Daniel M. Stern. cate any sup There were only four events on the who shall get the chance to fight the t.

i ic7r ohamtiion. the fane Irnnnr ttiv ori v. or.ra larnuette iv. between Boston and New York in Bos- fof sorne time past reports have been ton, Jan 25- 112. 118, 126, H50 pounds.

current that Johnny Beckman, the star Pppper Martin has been signed to Df the original Celtics of New Tommv Xoble and Eddie FitZgnm- vlr li rclsawH jmeonditionallv. I vpsterdav morning, eel-I rirogram ot tnat meet in jui.v. I week. Edward J. Bennett.

291 Wash Ing to see a great battle. This is the mens will box Jimmy Hanlon in New These reports have been confirmed by The bout between Gunboat Smith and heaf teBeckntarT will be able to do EYSilfOIH! StlOtlld B8 ACCO ill TH 0 St 6 (jf Rnh RnnAr lionlrprl for YoUnestOWn Jan with anv manaFAr who wishes ington st, canton. Clapp Memorial 2d team, games with Lpound teams away from home Sat- urdey nights. Clann Me mnritt! A ocr. jubilant And why shouldn't it? It it was tne flrst handicap meet held in laned up Its awav from home schedule i America.

The events were: One hun-h the Eastern division of the U. S. dred.yard dash, with ll heats and three b- winning two games-from St second-trial heat: 440-yard run with Mchola ana Quaker City-and now has tnreo heats; one-mile run and two-mile 4e honor of leading he league case in the bout between Johnny Dundee anfl Charlie White at the Faneuil A. C. show at Building tonight.

Both want a battle with champion Jiennie Leonard for the title and each mey are caning tor seats at the club offices at 39 Court st shows the interest the bout has aroused. The club has had erected 600 additional bleacher seats on the floor and tickets for them will be ready for distribution this morning. This is the only professional show in Boston this week. The three prelims promise to be interesting. Big Amateur Tournaments The B.

A. A. will have an amateur in its gym Wednesday night. The classes will toe 112, 118, 126, 135 and 158 pounds. Tom Kanaly reports that he is receiving a big list of entries for the tournament, and that the members and their guests see some warm cietion Juniors, with 90-100-pound teams Judging From List 26, has been called off.

his services. Gene who defeated Battling Tne news COmes as a distinct shock Levinsky for the light heavyweight title to fans in general, and to Boston Of America, now wants to fight Georges basket-ball fans who have watched the It means that jne Penn expects to use two freshmen on that if he gets the chance he will and Westminstei fW-M(Iay morning the Globe team, rated as one of the best in the publish a list of basket-ball games Carpentier for the world title. Other Bouts This Week i.wty rrom nome Saturday nights and the Clapp Memorial Midgets. 70-80-pound les ms. Michael Danieli, 31 Broad st pi, Foir'WyBOuUlt' telephone Weymouth Juniors of East Cambridge with 90-100-pound teams.

Clapp Memorial or Falf River Boys' Club preferred. John Stack, 90 Fifth 6t, East Cam-budge, or call University 6781-W Bunker Hill Five wants games with the best professional teams in New Wednesday is going to fea its. relay team which will go to London tane tne lightweight crown away from Eflict. The" Pere Marquette team Mg Spring tQ nJn in tne Achilles Leonard 5 beaten by Westminster in '01 meet, Tney are McLane and Now that Leonard has decided to risk re ame of the season. Wait-! enme from Oklahoma, his title in decision bouts in New York ry thio uc-pek country.

Beckman psobably bas Deen wanted. Managers ol teams are request-Other bouts scheduled for this weeK hrio-htccrar anri for vears. he uis ea 10 rurwaru riidiicueco ar; Mansell vs Frankie Qi lhe great KET-BALL Elil'SOR. in Monday Harry est players the game. nt into extra gave Z' in Dundee and Whit.

k.v. mmmg. Byan, Tom Corbiey vs Uony Julian, at To insure Insertion all matter should m' superior pnysii and la saiu 10 nave i u.i oi josepn x. win nave another Beckman played last Thursday hem victory. a a i ogg pri0r to going to renn.

Aioreoxn. mai uicy are ynmiea to amateur tournament at its hall at 7 Brown vs Jimmv Hanlon Xatick and the following night was in reach the Globe not later than Friday Lynn Harry Brown vs Jimmy anion tv, eiti q.nfn the lineup for the Celtics at Sanford, mo uiiiciug. ine oiowi ai i i maj ingiii. is open only Westmmsiei 1 1 Mt nrnmiso in the mile. nlgnt of eacn week.

Special care should oorianu. i-ranK J. Casey. 1 Auburn 1 1 V. Unh 1 tohonlu 126, 135, 145 and 160-pound ama- last week indicates tnai me J7" "'u" r-- omutor is going to wait until he hears to 118, "anad'an combination, notwithstandinfc Korr from thfl Lniversitv of Ltan the result of tonight's battle before I teurs.

ttet it was beaten by School. and is a good two-minute making a reply. Rickard will take the I The brfore. looms up "iT. n-: pii he has been show- nner.Dundee plans to v-Isit his native ton, Ms intercity bouts between Bos-ew York.

Philadelphia and Pitts- i. wiin I i iiwl a 1 1 1 1 luuBi -iiviiiiiiiiv i I amateurs that will be fouirht in HMC ore ing better speed than McLane as the world's champion. He will take i. nr. i A-trw a ui iv euiiesaay ana i nursaay Philadelphia: Al Lloyd vs Dick Smith.

therefoTehe wis no in the Tne- "oSVfX VFTn' Ie'ePhne Charle'- ufgSteIsUn" Vy vs Terry ison Sn Garden yesterday nwilbe0 plid opo.alards ovidence Steam Holler team with MeHuLh Baltfmore Earl Baird against the Coatesville Club an East- or challenges which are not satisfactorily SBeh players as T.ewis Fieri ex-Brown Soul' BinyUMteki has'weert, InsTf Sw.1 flyceumTe indrSed the manager 8 stlrL rfr' B7V5' 5ESS QrL'a- T'ohn-- Clinton vs John According to those in the know, no 1 games with teams in New Eng- center from Geneva College and BuT- cmiton vs Jonn reason js given for Furey's action, but land. john Collins, 242 Hyde Park ler who is playing as forward Khcgrue. orcester. Young Avilla va the acceptefJ bellef in New York )s tnat avna Te, jama ca 312 Northeastern Collegf for Young Gould, Lowell. Beckman's best years are behind him.

Chelsea claimants of 106-pound open dates Edward 'l rarL Wednesday-New York. Boston, Phila- Reports have also been current of late champlonshiP; wants games with teams Box 270 Providence Postofflee uirNeWork? fflgf Want Game A wSKluiSil want to hear Home Pre as well asjefensive strength. Two League Games on Card Wednesday nlgfat'e game and that be- HARVARD '25, LATIN, ENGLISH IN MEET witn mm, nis wita, daughter and father the latter has not visited his home country In more than 30 years. Dundee Is a groat favorite with his countrymen and while across he will be granted an audience by the King, who has expressed a wish to see the great little fighter, whom he decorated recently for tho aid he gave raising money for the Italian milk fund. From Italy he will go to England and seek matches with Krnto Rice and Ted Lewis.

A. and St lcnoia wirt 1 crti A teen Boston A. night are tne uiB Saturday n.euiiiai. 1 ul iw fPm tho host in the State. Al roster.

uiie Aii-stars. games nwav i Boston tsoston iungnsn iign ame, this week. The hat was lacK ot goou I 1 ireoiilllie vs Jduio "lie, uuiu- cain. ui me r-eilivvooa Telephone 37 Anderson st, city. or call Bowdoin James Hagan and Harvard '25 track teams have corn- nigiits win oe one or tne oig amateur boxing events of the season.

There will be 15 or more bouts, and the best in the cities named have been selectea to compete. The entries follow; 112-Pound Class Murray Layton, New York; Matt Cordes, Boston; Marty Summers, Phlladelpl)ia1 John Hamta, Pittsburg. 118-Pound Class iSid Terris. New York; Ted Blodgett. Boston: Fred Nitchle, Philadelphia; T.

P. McManus, Pittsburg. 126-Pound Class Willie Singer, New York; John Morello, Boston; Dan Gertln, Philadelphia; Billie Linder, Pittsburg. 135-Pound Class Ernie Seits, New-York; Ed Williams, Boston; Joseph Brackney, Philadelphia; Joe Ryan, Pittsburg. 147-jfound Class Charles Hahn, New York; Phil Flanagan.

Boston; Sam of Brooklyn who played in this section ESS 'r'u that caused them to I 3213-J. ine latter would have at -least 15 triangular I Al miu'V'v" I Ot UiVLtU 11 1 ell 1 I I It If tUl Ll milhUIUl 4 Thursday Pepper Martin vs Kid Sul- last week, saia that if Beckman was yCr'u team of rnncord Hunker Hill Trojans. 1 1 0-1 tn nr.onfl "anrckV'Xve5 IniS meet Jan 28 at the outdoor board track mlXKniUra i pq lis nei rr.e nnmnnr noa rr; rracK t- and favt wm-i uoiuer wunui-c, iui- ne nas always given livan; intercity bouts, New YorK; Ulay ver iet go Dy L-eiucs it would not i wa. ameB with the fastest teams ijams away Hormnn Miller. Baltimore.

be because ol indifferent av. but he. sames wa Powers. 12 from home. Edward Sprague st.

Chariestown. nvvrrninstfr for much improvement from now at Soldiers Field. The Harvard Crim- away weight to opponents. Even with T.vM iv-Ttmr, Prlssettl vs South oause the Celtics did not want to navll" ew -ngiana ana i Telephone Cl.nV.r..., iuj 1 ot'in nca nn 4 1 1 tii iiluci -iitioni ut ML Boston Johnny Dowries, Tony Julian ntTUiVne.x'3 receives. stnhen E.

Tackney. Concord i. Gary's Five of West Quincv. tMm. a on yearlings, who win first, second or that handicap, Dundee feels sure he can tbirt places will be given medals, hut ffA rXJ? To begi rmory, Concord.

Mass. Phone rrorn home. William Bennett. 180 410 tt I VVe.st Quincy. vs Denny Glinn.

Brockton; Midget me 1 Smith vs Joe Lynch, Fred Jacks vs sa L.0"!! i Concord start with a me against Melrose Hockey because of the Boston High School rules Jecause of the inability of the the athletes of Latin School and Boston White Full of Confidence Lil-i-trstity. mve of estbrook winds lip to this vea7 and raterl everv Nkkft. ja'L. ixew 01 cu titwis in iwi" teams away A. or su-pumiu.

rtiuoriage, rast from home. Freeman De- Boston teams. James J. Cork- Wordsworth st. East Bos- uni4rsity I227.W nKe- TelePone A.

90-ponnd Cambridge. fast Gummei England. t-nglish uigh will be deprived of them White is just as confident he can de-and will either receive certificates or Gaust, 134 ton bit as good a player as Beckman. Thos'e who witnessed Beckman's plaving at Natick Thursday night and at Sanford, Me, Friday voiced the opinion that if Beckman was slipping thev were willing to be rated as "has beens." What Beckman's future Plans may be is not known. Beine released unrondt- Chelsea Y.

M. C. A. has a few Tues-dav nights open in February for games away from home. B.

L. Cushner. Chel wmthrop Millstreams. 115-120 pound teams away from home. L.

Winter 75 Revere st. Wlr.throp. Elmwood Five of last named team to attract as thought it would found oecessary to book tconVeTech-tween Massachusetts Intitule of Tech noloKv and Boston College to satisfy the hockey-loving public. B. A A.

should walk through Melrose but the college game should be md tuck. Tech has a wonderfully sea Y. M. C. Chelsea.

nothing. Just how long the Boston High School athletes will continue to show any in- terest in track and field sports for the honor of receiving only certificates for excellence in athletic meets remains to Ha verhill orofessional team is anx-; 'r-SlJC- rrnur Tut, 11 Elmwood BASKET-BALL FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW us to book strongest teams in Sta'e j. Mnv'i ious to a -vr tionally, he is at liberty to tie up with at hoYl lit hnw any team he desires. Is nossthli that anrt awav. Rav L.

SJS Cambridge, fast iirai uuimets Henrv Smith 7" ii. 1 ojoiiii, tiim he may join one of the Eastern League Haverhill Record, HaveVhill i 1 avorhlll Record. Haverhill. itrong defensive team, witn one warri who is dancerotis. Boston onege be Been.

Some are of the opinion that the clubs; Whether they could undertake! Phi lpha PI All-Stars of Weliesley 'eptione University to pay him the high salarv th rltlo Kvprasine 330-135 pounds I most of the star athletes will seek however, is somewhat crippled st forward. Curry, being lain up a private and preparatory schools, where gave him is a question, however. Ll home. Roy G. Stacy, care JESyTSL leSln of K-S5 By ED THORP GRANT WELCOMED TO ST PETERSBURG, FLA Pleased With Prospects at Braves' Training Site Special Dispatch to the Globe ST PETERSBURG, Fla, Jan 15 George i remit nf nn iniurv.

Capt nugnes tney are per mmea 10 receive medals trr.r. i rt" I. ,1 1. 1 for The events the triangular meet tharlie Uonnellan, too. are noio- League May Disband Clements Drug Company.

Weliesley. cedar st. Roxbury Tele, hone Roxburv Lever Brothers with amateur or 3emi- 4311.w ur) Koxbury professional teams away from home ex- Mt Pleasant cept on Tuesday nights. P. Carey.

from Second team' wants to meet iS Pearl st. Cambridge. Phone Lm- 1 168 Pearl st, Cambrtdge. ohvsicaUv. but all things considered, are: 40-yard dash, 300-yard run.

600-yard itshould be a keen contest, with things run 1000-yard run. running high Jump shotput. hurdles, with the mile run and i d. ivusseii. ot I5iue versity 8100.

Plnoimnt Social Club with 330-135- 2 Roxbury. Telephone Roxbury Another double-header is slated for the pole vault excluded. Boston High TV irdav nieht Technology will tackle School athletes are not permitted to lias College, and compete anything over 1000 yards, and finr'lT' to onnose Melrose ttotta why cross-country running was BG1 Pleased with the success gained oyer "HMdi adulters this W' Grant' biB the Boston Bravea Vale and Dalhousie. and think the $'P1 0 baseball club, arrived at noon today. has certaln- pound teams away from home.

William J. O'Donnell. 12 Carver st. city. Tel Beach 3847, after 7:15.

Dorchester Town team with the strongest teams in New England away groin home. R. H. Johnston, 4 Trent st, Dorchester, or phone Dorchester 72424, after m. Revere Legion, games away from home.

L. C. Hutchinson, 783 Winthrop aY-. Revere. Telephone Revere 71008.

eymouth A. A. games awav from home. John II. Moran.

40 Randall av, Enst Weymouth. Seneca Midgets. 60-80-pound teams awav or at home. Fred Coaklv 94 fi, Farmers who were heaten by Dart- arton I IHTl" 1 coming from Havana, where he had mojth Saturdav. will he Jus I Boston College High and Huntington; sr.

as School jneets on successive Fridays. It co'ne i took B. C. H. into camp, but lost to the been passing three weeks.

(-nUe-sre if its nla vers Famous Authority On This Popular Sport Provides a Daily Catechism on the and Professional Rules tnniyht'Q itriip-e-l against the En TT.int nirron team tn 97 In nn Af th- i LrfailL was BW ill fori ampa Dy city Present indications point to the Interstate League, with Easthampton, Hol-yoke, Adams and Springfield as the competing teams, discontinuing after the first half Is completed this week. Denny Shea, owner of the Springfield franchise, is In favor of stopping unless other clubs can be found to enter the circuit in place of Worcester and West-field. Worcester was forced to withdraw from the circuit because of small gate receipts. Westfleld was lost when its playing surface was demolished by fire. Westfleld Is needed to pull the league through another half, for a fitting schedule could be drawn up for five clubs where it Is doubtful ill the present four teams can stir up great interest.

Some important games are scheduled this week. Tonight Weymouth and Canton play at the latter's court. Tomorrow night the Watertown Town team will play the Wlnthrop combination at Town Hall, Water-town. Watertown will have its reitu- st. East Cambridge.

Telephone sity tineers in good physical condition, fhould beat Melrose. Following is the standing of trie teams 2 the Eastern division of the U. R. A. names Oonlt Wen Ixist For Agninut Marquettft 2 8 finest school meets of the'Winter.

officials and officers of the St Peters- Coach Ed O'Donnell of Medford Is to i burg A. who had hurried over on a be tiomniended for the wonderful results I ho'nt chartered to meet the with the team which he has only had i Pecilil chartered to meet tire In tow for a few weeks. Next Friday steamer Cuba and carry the president to afternoon Medford High and St John's the Sunshine City without delay. Preparatory School track teams will After lunch Grant was taken to Water stagea dual meet at the Medford High Front baseball park, tWo blocks south Gymnasium. of the Hotel Detroit, where he is the Brookline High and Medford, which guest of Mayor Frank F.

Pulver, the are regarded as tha two strongest teams owner. ror the State-wide meet "next The Boston baseball magnate declared should furnish one of the best meets of he was highly pleased with the playing the Winter if a du-il meet can be ar- field and told Pulver he was sure his ranged. Brookline High gave its fol- i players will feel the same way when lowers a chance to see it perform Sat- they reach there In eatly March, urdav night when it whipped Boston i The lavlnc of sod in the field had been ED THORP i i 5 oii A A 1 1 I XipKlas 1 1 4 "mker City 0 2 9 "'rvard Team Improving Harvard's hockey team, which did not Of Interest to Players, Coaches, Officials and Spectators sacred fieart Five of Maiden, games away from home. Frank P. Sweenev, 13 Welch st.

Maiden. Telephone Maiden Pilgrims, of Elizabeth Peabody House. 100-pound teams. At home on Saturdays or away other evenings. Joseph 3 Marshall.

19 Parkman st, city. Pilgrim 2d team of the Elizabeth Pea-body House, 90-pound fives awav from home. Samuel Kosson. 29 fJrove st. city-Sterling Five of ICast Boston.

90-100-pound teams away from home. W. Mar-ley. Decatur st. East Boston.

Telephone Cast Boston 1386-W. Insurance Five Has Dates John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, games away from home on Monday, Wednesday and Saturdav nights. Mr Brewer. John Hrtncon- Life Insurance Company, cltv. lar team on the floor again and this I game should be close all the way.

I Wednesday night the Sharon Legion I and the Canton K. of C. will clash. earlv in the sea- College High at Brookline. Coach Henry completed Saturday and work is to start In developing gradually.

The Crlm- nne Carrell of Brookline High has done well Monday on sodding the outfield. Players have come along in and with further improve provemeni Grant savs he will remain in St Peters with his charges Maiden High will open its track sea Q. A player tries four times to shoot a goal before another player touches the ball. Is this legal? A. Yes.

Successive tries tor a goal shall not be considered a dribble. It is legal. burg several days before returning to Boston. After visiting the ball park he was taken to Edgewater Inn, where his team will make its headquarters. Then Q.

Must the time of halves be 20 minutes? A. No. As a matter of fact. It is better to have them shorter when the players are young and inexperienced. The captains decide about length, provided the game is not one of an organized league or tournament.

Wphla 4 it.Vvo wi son one week from today when it will JSLJUt meet Boston College High, rs: Friday night Lynn English High will at! he went to thd Country Club golfing Thursday night at Sumner Hall, East Boston, the Fitton A. C. will line up against the Newburyport aggregation. The second contest between the FIttons and Xewburynort will be played at Newburyport later in the season. LUEHRIN6 ACCEPTS JOE AT MINNESOTA rtrresurt Pn the Boston Y.M.

C. A. team greens. 'antes Crank- scorinir. ivannoe Big Five of Mnrtf away from home.

P. J. Trent i lin av, Harttord. Conn. 11 ft has always been a custom to hava Way ,1...

I .1... the Newton High interclass meet at: TPMNK AnniATIfiiM night in the drill hall. Newton ville. but I tlilllo I 1UI1 i .1 i .1. i i IriVTlr iiieJwperience mum that players, with men un-Ui tried t0 score single-handed niw to the uncovered players EZZ hVc resulted in goals.

Capt Q. What is the score of a forfeited Q. When is a ball in play at center? A. After it reaches its highest point, the referee shall blow his whlst'e and play begins. ANNUAL MEETING FEB 4 Wollaston A.

A. in Field Wollaeton A. A. with fast semipros. Bridgewater, Rockland, Weymouth Maiden Legion and Manstleld preferred H.

W. Chapman, 21 Willow 6', Wollaston. Tel. Granite 2867-M. Troop 3 Quintet of Reading with Boy Scout, church or amateur teams in and around Boston averaging 150 pounds.

Robert Crosby, 159 Woburn st, Reading. All-Collegians, composed of ex-collegu players, with teams In Xew England. James E. Driscoll, 364 Harvard st, Cambridge. Tel.

University 4332-W. Tiger Club i Midgets), with 6o-7S-pound teams at home or away. Edward Welcn, 770 Winthrop av, Revere. Seneca Jrs of Cambridge, with 120-pound teams. Also with K.

of C. second teams. William G. Connelly, 40 Second st, Cambridge. Tel University Park A.

A. with 115-120-pound teams in England. Brandon Powers, 32 Tufts st. Cambrtdge, Or call University 4145-W. Pilgrim Associates Cd, with S0-90-pound teams.

Y. M. C. A. teams preferred.

S. Kassoy, 29 Grove st, city. J. W. Reynolds with 85-95-pound teams.

Hyman Bodner, 2 Milton st. city. Lexington All-Stars of Boston, compose of former high school stars, with fast amateur teams in the State. J. Brody.

237 Chambers st, city. Central Club of Cambridge with fast teams away from 1 ome L. J. Maloney, 77 Dana st, Cambridge. Tel.

University 4917-W. Crescent Five of Charlestown, 70-SvK pound teams. Ralph Granara, 99 Decatur st. Charlestown, or phone Charles-town 1552-W. St Mary's C.

A. Issues Defi St Mary's C. A. of Cambridge is willing to meet any of the fastest teams ii the State. William 1 Han-cocst Park.

Cambridge, telephone University 9l-H. A. composed of Lawrence High School players, deaires games with High School teams in Eastern Massachusetts. Will play out of town or at home. Harold L.

Whit-Worth, 12 Bradford st, Lawrence. All Saints challenge 90-100-pound tams. Williard Farrell. 418 Ashmont rtjne iicRiiinun iiaa ueejuea lu i stage it Friday afternoon instead, so i same? The annual meeting of the United that the student body can attend the A. Amateur, 2-0; professional, 4-0.

mm Jwen is a bulwark on defense "tfOng offensively, with, however. afternoon and then go to stales uswn inii im meet in the the Newton at the Areni i-Mamen urgn game iae piae --c at night. 4, accordilg to the call which has been cuei or wanning to "hog" the ooaoi llian PasK- He. however, as of "jontidence is gained in the work to more than DHI ciuos amiiared witn MM. Vi U.

i ,1 tttTlt Mi or IIOL Llia wwluii i AUd oiiu I. 1 Charlestown High dual meet will be tne aiionai uvstj, o. Chariestow "ig" ouoi ne jw ttsburg, the secretkry. other Upon piayers, may De aepenoea Q. What is a foul? A.

A violation of a rule for which a free throw Is allowed. If a basket is made as a result of this free throw it counts ae one point. in doubt about any basket-ball rules write Ed Thorp, care pf Globe Sportirtg Department. He'll answer through this column. session there will of hi.

hs efforts with those Pi liuo oeing The "defeat of Ar mory is not known because is un- orthedelTgal -ft" Yale Saturday was some- derstood that the armory will not be Scheduled for about 7:30 i urprlse. as it was believed available lor it The field events were scport8 sllmmarizing the uiar u. After the business legaiea, i rn. Trade School is m. umrannn contested Friday, and oJ'it.

A. wiI, ne presented by the chair- that. a mucn stronger leading. men of many committees, as wel. as by Hn.tnn High School of Commerce in- SSL Amnntr the imuortant mm.

Association favors the proposed amend-1 Hons are to clarify the statement of Boston Cnllesre rr its Mat thin Mohawks. with afly ICO-i 10-pound teams: Mohawks 2d team, with anv 80-Douiid teams. Either to John Powers. 3S Maple av. Cambridge, or telephone John Lacey; University 7088-R.

Westminster Club, with SO-lOO-oound teams away from home. S. H. Neill. :4 Silver st, South Boston, or telephone South Boston 311-J.

Watertown Town Team, away from home. Charles P. Colligan. Watertown. Mass.

St Catherine A. with strong 135-pound amateur teams. John F. O'Brien. 5 Oak gtf Hyde Park; telephone Hyde Park 61081.

Revere Shamrocks, with the fastei teams in New England. Chet Duggan: telephone Revere 890. Blossom A. A. of the West End wttk any 80-90-pound team In Greater Boston.

Paul MeGrath, 31 McLean st. city, or call Havmarket 73722. Reading Young Men's Association, with teams around Boston at home on Saturday evening; away other ulg'its. Arthur Langdon. 29 Highland st, Reading, or telephone Reading 697-W.

Tom Barry's Blsmarks, with 100-110-pound teams in the State. Billy Bergen, 860 East Second st. South Boston. Cyclone A. C.

with teams in Greater Bostoa. John Dullahan, 9 Spring st, city. A i i lit. I. mem oi tne amateur rule which will those aireaay on me uooks tor mere lerineuiaica jmwwm mtlteeS WW" nlwnru ci igned reports are no changes oi importance involved unrors ----5 nonst ut on ana rules, anti I LINCOLN.

Neb. Jan 15 Fred W. Luehring. athletic director of the University of Nebraska, has announced bis Intention to resign and accept the offer made to him last week to become athletic director of the University of Minnesota, Chancellor Avery of the University ol Nebraska announced tonight. BEZDEK DENIEsThE IS GOING TO MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGE.

Penn. Jan 1S-Hugo Bezdek head coach of the Pennsylvania State College football team upon his return from the West tonight denied reports that he is considering an from the University of Minnesota. Bezdek said that he went to Mlnae-spolis to confer with Pres Coffman of Minnesota, who requested that he outline the policy for a department of physical education Buch as Bezdek has established at Penn State. He declared that he was "not In any way seekine the High seniors, intermeaiaies ana will have a dual meet Friday aft inking Besides these there will be the 1 ZW tPL rding pro- 1 In its report, ailuuucu me 'luesiioua lose his of seeding the draw and awarding the it i i I I n- iv at the Commerce gymnasium. iirriTins i i me in v.

i amntrur standing "by permitting hia; National championships may start some rTTrui irvoiiT mr in iHiiinjs. i-i oat Vin i ii rcuviunicua The showing of the Maroon wi" depend upon how hnoW, enJout of tne Players, as J' to and Melrose Hockey Club BU P'ayed before it clashes with ISm. afer. "eating Massachu-for i Saturday, will remain gliiXe time, as It has no game HZ, mn FeD 6- when it will visit Sim? to P'y yale. The Green i'h against the Farmers, th, i2.

Sames scheduled for three is nke'y to lag. Coach lile tvlll nhtutn discussion tnat is regarueu as impro Liable. The sentiment reported to Mr Williams' committee seems almost unanimously in favor of seeding and differs only regarding the details of) the plan to be adopted. Inasmuch as no changes of importance are suggested from the schedule of 1921. it seems likely that this committee's report will be accepted The first Boston high school dual mee Invocation of the National champion- h.Hv 'I n.

aS he Winter -for the big schools will Davis Cup matches, George ttJJSi.tf lour" Jhn Dorchester Hieh and Me- being chairman. naments or While the ama- t'l Arts High -lash Friday afternoon i ptt- rd wnns 2d will report for teur rule and executive committees be- Xt A mor' The Hyde Park flJ; sp' eia! onrnrittee which has lieve that such writing should be dis- 1 High meet will take i mm ended a plan for seeding the couraged. they have no Inclination to lV HtternM new mu- fwf sanctioned tournaments A new stop the writing of gjneral articles de- place rrii-v parK I nmmtttec of which Haddon Ivtns is scribing the strokes or strategy of the ltth1Uwhi ft "iSnin also will report suggestions game. The educational value of these iowci. when for the improved management or tour- latter articles is recognized and is re- without modincatlon.

strong team uwlcr way t8 garded as helpful to the sport. A meeting of the executive committee eatutfay nbt Uwell. expressed to the National The rules wnuniUee'e recommends will precede the Uoual saeaUn. poet at Mlnneseia," Sat, Dorchester. 'thyau opponeute before clashing.