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THE BOSTON GLOBE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1022 18 June 15 Fixed as Limit For Sales of Players For More Than Waiver Price-Duffy Lewis Red Sox Scout NEW COMER AND VETERAN IN COUNCILS OF BOSTON RED SOX REMOVE ANOTHER INCH OF TILDEN'S INFECTED FINGER 1 Give "Him" A Gift 1 fg that will bring real enjoyment and be of service and practical use. 14 Articles of apparel are useful and are always welcomed by JM ft a man. There's a definite value attached to gifts of this BIG LEAGUES' ACTION MAY CAUSE TROUBLE Vote That Men Placed With Minors Shall Be Subject to Draft To War on Gamblers Champion Declares He Is Encouraged in Spite Of Injury Plans Trip West, Then Hopes to Defend Davis Cup sort which makes them worth while and desirable. You Can Make Best Selections at a Men's Store, Where Individual Tastes Are Considered and Where Assortments Large GLOVES, $1.65 to $5 NECKWEAR, 65c to $3 HOSIERY, 35c up help a little when I start to play again." Tilden is planning a Ioiik trip West next Summer. He said he thought this will Rive him a change of scene and a series of fairly easy matches that will permit him to work out his new same on his own lines.

We will take Alexander Wiener, his protege, with him. Umbrellas, Canes Collar 'Bags Suspenders PHILADELPHIA, Dec T. Tilden 2tl. National tennis champion, had another inch removed from the middle finger of his right hand yesterday, it became known today. This second operation brings tne champion's finger down to about thf second joint.

The ling, became infected first from a scratch. "1 am highly said Tilden today. "I suffered no pain last night and now belhwe my finger will besrin to heal. A small portion of the Neckwear Hosiery Mufflers Handkerchiefs Gloves, Shirts Underwear Pajamas Night Robes Bath Robes Jewelry Garters Arm Bands Belt Buckles Sweaters Hats and Caps Cloth Hats Knit Vesta By JAMES C. O'LEARY NKW YORK, Dec 14 The National nd American leagues had their joint meeting at the Comrwodore totiay.

and finished without causing friction enough to heat the machinery. Nothing was done in regard to the conflict in dates for the opening of the i reason of UK. As matters now stand, the date is Tuesday. April 17. In tfie Vational Leasue.

and Wednesday, April 18. in the American league, it is generally belived. however, that the opening lor both will be April 13. DUFFY LEWIS TO SCOUT FOR RED SOX IN WEST NEW YORK, Dec 14 Frank Chance, new manager of the Boston Red Sox, announced today he had signed as a scout, Duffy Lewis, now manager of the Salt Lake City club of the Pacific Coast League. Lewir, will confine his duties to the western coast section.

He will retain his position at Salt Lake City. we snouia set nacx eariy -w-i gust," he said, "for the National doubles tournament in Boston. Then I will be as ready as I can be for the Davis Cup and the National singles. "Th" Davis Cup will be my ultimate eroal this year, If I feel I am good enough to make tho team I will ask the Davis Cup committee to take my word for it. If I find that I am not.

1 will frankly say so. My only idea is to do all I can to help retain the cup." bone remains above the second joint Gifts for Ladies Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchiefs Umbrellas Mufflers and the surgeon there Is a good chance there will b- movement in the joint. It isn't much, but it ought to BASKET BAH FACTS WORTH KNOWING One matter upon which the two leaue5 were unanimous and which may mental to baseball was read, llereto-cauFC res-mtnTHit and possilly retalia--! fore, a fine of CiioOO has been the extent tion by the Class AA leagues, which I to which the commissioner coutd go in We issue Xmas Merchandise. Certificates which permit 9 the, recipient to make his own selections. Xmas boxes FREE.

Phelan Steptoe 38-42 Boy Iston Street Next to Hotel Touraine. Open Evenings. Cu hav lor the past two years successfully resisted the right of draft ly majors', dealth with sending players to the Class AA league clubs tiaaer optional a iiiajm iiruu V.IUU, UU4. lU'W the following section-is made applicable to all clubs in all leagues as an amendment to Section 3 of Article 1 of the major minor agreement: Questions and Fans by Officials, Players Clearly Answered aereev.ients. runitive action wh.ch the commit- will insist The majors, in me tuture that any player siU by them to minor I sioner may take against any offender league clubs tinoer an optional asrree- iwi wkhw i- sua include anv one or r.oro of the fol By ED THORP lowing: A put lie reprimand, a tine not exceeding $inoci for any one offense, suspension, removal from office or tenil)o- INTERPRETATIONS OF RULES J6 The disposition of the J120.000' World's n.nt shall be subject to draft, even if all other members of the cluiyto which he is sent are immune from draft.

This is. of course, intended As pressure against the Class A A leagues, all of the other classifications now submitting to the draft, and -if suoscribed to by the Class AA members will, in a way. destroy their absolute immunity trom aratt. Nenrlv every major league club heretofore has had four or Ave piayers placed with Class AA league clubs FRANK CHANCE (AT LEFT) AND SECRETARY LARRY GRAVER. Snapped While Talking at American League Meeting in New York.

CAMPBELL TO TAKE PLAGE OF BINGHAM Thomas J. Campbell, 102, old Tlar-vard halfback, freshman coach and season football coach of the University of Virginia, which post he retigned yes tea Lie money wmcn it was j-ideil to give to charity will be made by Commissioner Landis tomorrow after consultation with Pres Ruppert of the. Yankees and Pros Stoneham of the Giants. It is understood friat 50 percent will go to various hospitals in New York and the other 50 percent will go DEATHS GEORGEIn Roxbury, Doe. J3th at l.or 35 School Street.

Kath.nn- EiiJIteth of harlw A. (jeorfte. Aged 61 SiSl FmS2 services at the Kukri, i at 2 P. M. Relatives and friends arMnvitM OILBERT-ln Dorchester.

Dec 12 "nmnlrT' beloved husband of Mary A 11 KlUgerald). Service, at I A 22 East Cottage SatuMay lie' PL 13. Tuoma. every season unaer optional agree merits. at today's meeting the uisaoieo soldiers.

twr nlAVer that mav be so Dlaced "ei J'l ol the two 0- If a player is dribbling, can his opponent move directly in front of him in order to break up the dribble? A. Moving directly in front of a man dribbling is a foul. Q. When shooting for a foul, can I shoot the ball against the backboard with speed, rush in and then score a goal? A. No.

You must make an honest attempt to cage the foul, otherwise the ball goes back to center. Q. During a time out in amateur rules, may a player leave the court? A. Not unless permission haa been granted by the referee or umpire. 0- Who determines which players go into a game and which come out, the captain, coach or manager? A.

Usually the coach decides upon the players who take part in a game. Q. How are points scored in a game? A. In both amateur and professional games, a field goal counts two points and a goal from a free throw counts one point. resent the cream of the playing talent of the minor field," 1 Hillis Goes to Harttord ROCHESTER, Doo 14 CavM Mr.ck Hillis.

an inflelder. today was sold bv the Rochester International League cU't to Hartford of the Eastern League. place in Chioaeo' in December'. and the National Asso- t'nnir 1 f. i.i i 1 OUINCY HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM GIVEN BANQUET QUINCY, Dec 14 The athletic prowess of Quincy High School football team war, sounded in vociferous tores at a banquet given the members of the football team and the fathers of the players.

The banquet was served In the parish house of the First Parish dhureli and was attendee: by a arge gathering. The committee of citizens which pro nrniaencc, 4 Tnttle fSiT 'S invited Bs M-w Mn ciation of Minor Leagues will meet in ig Minors May Refuse Men he sarne clty at tht, gjgj tjmo Claes AA leagues may, decline to ac- The Boston National League club an- cept plavers under the proposed new nounceii that it iias sold alter Barhare conditions, and that the youngsters outright to the Toledo club. Chrlsten- it is intended to farm oat will pury has practically been disposed of. have to with clubs in a elassifica- gJK 1 res drant does not care to say at tion lower tliari the AA. Ume club he' lias -boon GUILD ILD-In Pceksklll.

Dec 13 )rr In Pceksklll da ur hf terday, has been appointed assistant graduate treasurer of the Harvard Association to succeed William J. Bingham who resigned the first of the montjl. "mmM. Campbell will assist Coa Fisher pt Hfarvaru. He will assume his duties ti first of January.

He wi'l attain art a head coach of the freshman football team. Rabbit and Cavy Club Meets At the meeting of the United Rabbit snd Caw Club In the Quincy House lat night, plnns were laid for the part which the club wil take in the Boston Poultry Show, which opens in Mechan cured the funds for the banquet cen.nosed of Thomas S. ursin, cnair- IS finn nVAnAaH i hmS VL 'tffi ta Hf nk Gowdy. but he does' potent' tw KU PKS te4 Preferring to vi ar- tt.is allowed to stand. Dan O'Neill use nim In trad- HARVARD FIVE TO OPEN AGAINST ST MICHAEL'S Harvaul will open its basket-ball season tonight at at the Hemenway Gym with St Michaels of Vermont as the opponent.

McLeish, ex-Harvard captain and forward, will play guard. The lineup: HARVARD ST NICHOLAS Lctrentbal rf McDonald tioraua (capt) If rg MurtViy Mhler Delnuey ISinek rg 11 Mead Mcbetih Is Tf Garrls president of the Kaslern and n.an; Robert W. Davis. Ei-nest P. Neal f.nd br R.

R. Stoddard. Percy i Jenkins and Karl 1 cth Quincy boys arid members nf tr," I In: vard varsity football team: Mend-master Ernest L. Collins of the Hitjh Scl.oor. Coach P.

P. Mitchell and Mor.r.v H. Faxon, an old Harvard football Waver, spoke. II was announced at the nanquet that Herbert Listman has been elected captain of next year's team. HOW TO PLAY BASKET BALL Shooting Let us first describe the three different styles of goals in use.

First, the amateur rules provide the basket shall be nets of cord or other material, suspended from metal rings, 18 inches inside diameter. The rings shall be rigidly attached to the backboards, one foot ff om the bottom and three feet from either side. The backboards shall be six feet horizontally and four feet vertically. The rings shall be placed in such a position that they shall lie in a horizontal plane 10 feet above the floor so that the nearest point of the inside edge shall be 6 inches from the face of the backboard. The National rules (professional rules) differ from the amateur rules, in that the nearest point of the inside edge shall be 12 inches from the face of the backboard, and that backboard shall measure 4 feet by 4 feet.

ic a hiuilding jan t. ires p. -v. well presided and about 30 members attended. Charles S.

Gibson of Elwood, Ind, w'll judge the rabbits at the show. Chance Angling for Players Manager Frank Chance of the Red box har several lines out. but has not completed any deal. He has been trying to get Bishop, a second baseman, from Ealtimore. He said that Clark of the Washington club nas offered $25,000 for kluddv nuel, but Chance, would not listen to the proposi-ticn.

Trlmth would like to get Walters HaeaUns also tor ine J-exus u.si"-the Southern Association, asked that the draft price in class A leagues be raised from S400" to $5000. Tnfi was not agreed to but another proposition advanced by Sir O'Neill, that the full amount ol the draft price. SW. must be paid at ohce'by the club benefiting by the draft, was accepted. The maximum numoer oi '1 ne cannot Duy KueL but Chance says ai.owed on the resen ea the Boston club is not selling nlavers remain'; at an" hese rlavu these days WEYMOUTH HIGH BEATS WEYMOUTH ALL-STARS WEYMOUTH, Dec 14 At the Clapp Memorial Court, East Weymouth, tc-night, Weymouth High School bask, -ball team won from the Weymouth All-Stars, -9 to 26.

The summary: WEYMOI'TII I WEYMOUTH Gls Fls Pts! Gls Fla lt. Shields rt. 3 0 IDucan 1 2 to the limit Ol i was EefiaK down 15 instead of May June BASKET-BALL PLAYERS CALZA VICTOR IN BOUT HURT IN SALEM GAME AS LINOW IS INJURED LI A 1,1 Tl -i A 15... i I'atsy Donovan, ex-manager of the Reg Sox, has signed up to manage the Eastern League Club. He will make a splendid manager for opringfleld.

Chick Gagnon, ex-Holv Cross star, was traded by the Detroit club to 15 also was the date set atier there may be no deals made with otner clubs in the major leagues with a view to strengthening a possible pennant winner. Deals are now possible up to a rr i i nhvers can be trans oauMi, ueu it joiin nu.t.ueij George Calza. Iralum rlumnlnn ,1. James Tuily of the Carltonville basket- feated r.inow in -ilah Craig OjSIattery rb. 3 0 DanGde if.

hall team were inuired tonight while catch-can wrestline hour at thr flr.74 1 Coffey 4 HARVARD TO PICK NEW FOOTBALL CHIEF TODAY Harvard varsity football players who took part in the Yale same will elect their captain for the 1923 season, at 1 o'clock today, when they meet for the team picture. The leading candidates for the place are: C. J. Hubbard, guard: J-an Holden, end; Percy Jenkins, end: Gehrke, back; Grew, guard. Hubbard is favored, having played two vears as a regular on the team.

DR HOWE REAPPOINTED HARVARD ROWING HEAD R. Heber Howe was reappointed director of rowing at Harvard for 1923-24 last night by the athletic committee. As in the past, he will have general s.u- playing against rne bneiKs. anoiner opera House last nieht a hnnr the Sheiks. wsr.irgion tor pitcher Francis a i Maiiro r'i Gmi villa rt 4 ferred' after June 15 only at the waiver Salem team, at Pickering School hall.

1922. at 2 p. m. Burial" lo VtaTlikscJS HOWARD At her late home, 387 Belmon' tt Belmont, Adelia M. Howard, iu l.erT at A' E' tC Chal.

19,9 Mass. comer of Beech st. North Cambridge. Dec. 1.

at p. m. KELLY In Maplewood. Maiden, Dee. 14 John James, beloved son of James E.

and Mar A. Kelly (nee McCaffervi. from family residence. 25 Sheafe Sut-urday, Dec. 16, at 8:15 a.

m. R-quiera hif mass at St. Joseph's Church at 0 elo. k. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

MacKERKON-In this -ity. Dee. 13. Johu A. MacKerron of 314 Marlboro st.

Services ll of his sister. Jlu James Mitchic. a7 Waldorf road. Newtoo Hlgblnnds. Saturday.

Dec. 16. at 2:30 p. m. McDflNNELL hi Dorchester.

Lec 13tb Maria beloved wife of Patrick UcDoooelL rormerly of Roxbury. Funeral from her late "lnm av" BoreUwter. MtuSS Vt requiem high laasi St Matthew's Church at 9 a. m. Ilelaiive and friends Invited.

Ma2i5 IRb'y. D-e. 13. Robert, sgel t'on of Jol Morris Be- sr inmed clock. Helatives and Maodl MURKAY-Suddeoly.

Decemlwr 14 DemiH Hignuiem1 2 V' Automobile cortege, 1 O'BIIIEX-In East ton. 14 Marr Kunernl from reafcfiwee, -'21 Etereti Saturday, at 8:15 a. Solemn I ninU Assumption cortege invited. Motor O'CONXon-In Cambrtdf. Dec.

14. JoHrpft M. MofCd hllsuaiid of Rose Inee McNVIm and son Alice O'Connor Had tlie late John J. QTonn.ir. Phmi'mI fmni his lnte residence 711 ilec 17.

at Servli-es st Church of Sacmi Haatt at as. Utjrh mass Mnlav, Dec. 18. at a. m.

Relatives and fri. udj iuvited to attend. sou in paw. i minutes with a reverse body hold 0 0 0 pi ice One of the most surprisine features cimralin ih .13 0 'M TotaJs i mDimi in aninu luiaiiiuiuui'uip i t. 10 9 29 Both were taken to the Salem City Hospital.

Tully sustained a shoulder sprain and Slattery a sash on the forehead that required three stitches. Into the bargain, the Carltonville team lost the game. lirti hereafter will be PCWJ here this week was spnane tonicht The matter of ambling at oai. Pf Commodore arm in arm. It would I V.

DEATHS AMES Iu Roslindale, Dec. 14th. Mary beloved Wife of Jesse F. Auiea. In her 56th vear.

Funeral services from her late home. 61 TyndnJe Roslindale. Saturday. Dec. 16th.

at 2 o'clock. Relatives and fneuds are invited. ARNOLD In South Boston, Dee. 14th. Robert beloved husband of Mary E.

Arnold (nee Dny) Funeral from his I11U home, 324 Dor-eheVter st. Mouday, Dec. 18th. at 9 o'clock. Solemn requiem hisrli mass at St.

Augustine Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Late member of Pere Marquette Council 271. K. of ad the Spanish War Veterans.

BISNAW-ln Roslindale, Dee. IS. Henry, beloved husband of Revinah Bisnaw (nee Funeral from his late home, 116 Bcllevue Saturdaj. Dec. 16th, at 8:15.

Solemn hlch muss of requiem at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 a. m. Relatlvesand frieuds invited. Canadian papers please copy. BRENNICK In Dorchester Dec- 12.

Michael husband of the late Ellen C. (Sullivan) Brcniiick. Funeral from residence. 147 Draper Saturday, Dec. 10, at 8:15.

Requiem services at St. Petev'B Cnurcb at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends, are Invited to attend. Pleaoc omtt flowers.

CAMPBELL In Jamaica Plain. Dec. 14, Isa-bell wife of John M. Campbell, aged 03 vears. Funeral services Saturday.

Dee. at 1 P- m-, from resideuee, 541 Center st. Funeral private. CAXN-At Brighton. Dec.

14. 1922. Srnh. widow of Samuel Oann, age 85 years. Funeral servlcsi at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Allen Itafuse. -'77 Market ItrlKuton, on Saturday. Dec. 10. at 2 p.

m. 1. E. I. papers kindly copy.

p-a-' iliFCUSseu at. eoiisiuei jure WALPOLE PROS DEFEAT WINTHROP TOWN, 44 25 WALPOLE. Dec 14 WinthroD Town 1 a case for the coroner if tiiese two and it was left to Commissioner SSS Dubltc onin- l.a so CIOse rogetiier while i for the i i. and the legal authorities to abate was playing was Walpole Pros at the Town Hall tonight. tieacemaKer.

I pervision of rowing at Harvard, but will not be engaged as actively with the var- aipole winning, 44 to 25. The summary It was said today that "Wilbe Robinson has traded Wallace Hood, his voting outfielder, for Turner Barber, the outfielder and tirst baseman of the Chicago wiNTHttop town uT WALPOLE PROS tils Fls Pts ri vitt Pi-a! au uecu tuiiieu over iu Tonw 1 21 tHg win have as assistants Commissioner Eandis and the home club officials will, in the future, be aiven the power to say whether weather conditions are favorable to the starting of a world's series game, but oace started the calling of the game will be left to the umpires as heretofore. a i 1 r. I Murob.r rf 5 10 i I lie utis nil the Hu I mni-t, ClitH 1 'iieeler rb 4 -umires ijin una neri. names ana 61 Brown.

for Barber several years ago. Daiton cV. 6 0 Otto Miller, veteran catcher recently Fox rl 6 0 by Brooklyn, has stoned, to i Rinkert 2 0 12j(irifflth e. 3 12 Murphy 1 I Auttion? rf. 5 MURPHY GAINS AWARD OVER BILLY FITZSIMMONS LOWELL, Dec 14 Billv Murphy of Lowell easily whipped Billy Kitzslm-mons of New York in the 10-round main bout at the meeting of the Moody A.

A. tonight. Kid Lewis of Lawrence Knocked out Kid Blair of Lynn in the sieond round of the semifinal. Bob Conlan of Charlestown whipped Bob Ambrose of Cambridge In two rounds. Nick Madonna of Lexington stopped Dai.ny Vaughan of Cambridge in two rounds; Co Five Is Victor MALDEN.

Dec 14 Co of Maiden defeated Co of Medford at basket ball tonight, 25 to 19. The summary: CO L. MALDEN CO MEDFORD lanais rroposais rrcvan -manage the Atlanta Assoeln The Italian threw the Russian over his head and dazed him. After waiting 10 minutes, he was unable to continue, the referee awarding the bout to Calza. In the first preliminary, Louie Andrews, Greek lightweight, defea-ed Cteye Romanoff in 15 minutes with a half-Neison and toe hold.

In the semi-nriai Tommy Record defeated George Flamer in J6 minutes with crutch hold. ALLEN DEFEATS KIRBY IN AMATEUR TOURNEY The surprise of the Apollo A. C. amateur boxing last night at the Scenic Auditorium, was the defeat of Tom Kirby of Roxbury in the heavyweight class by George Alien in two rounds. Kirby is one of the best amateur heavyweights in the countrv Another good bout was that in the 1" pound class, Johnny Moran of Brockton defeating Terry Parker of the North End in four rounds.

There was 10 houts in all. The summary of the finals- 112-Pound Class-Mike Malaiison, East Boston, beat Harry Goldberg, Boston, by default. 126-Pound Class Johnny Moran Brockton, beat Terry Parker, North End, four rounds. 147-Pound Class Terry Mc Mantis 'Dorchester, beat Eddie Zion, Beaton, three rounds. Heavyweight Class George Allen Boston, beat Tom Kirby, Roxbury, two rounds, (knockout).

Totals 0 441 Totals .12 HYDE DEFEATS WINTON IN GOLF MATCH IN SOUTH PINEHURST. Ttka 14 ST JOSEPH'S OF QUINCY BEAT STOUGHTON C. A tlde of Boston defeated D. N. nton of Minneapolis, in the first match round It was unanimously voted that on any! tion C'lub.

Thr Cardinais have asked call for a joint meeting the clubs which b6 respond shall constitute a quorum. This-j tSn that no big HUSTON PLANS LAYOFF ltague clifbs be allowed to buy or sell I Ur TtAK FROIVI BASEBALL players except through the usual waiver NEW YORK, Dec 14 Col 'I? L. Huston I 1 Y- r. 1 11 -I A St. CHAMREKLAIN In Medford.

December 12, John T. Chamberlain, In his i4th year. QUINCY, Dec 14 The Stoughtoft Catholic A. lost to the St Joseph'A. C.

basket-ball team of Quincy tonight, 31 to 26. The summary: i I oi tne aiitt-Jt'ines Countrv (lub's annual invitation tournament today. 4 a id anil will be opposed in tomorrow's ffn l-final round bv W. T. Barr of Harbor.

Barr defeated Hugh J. RobeTt-sor- Jr of Brae Burn, 4 up and 3 to v. nhntnhorlaln. IB C.arSeld CONNOR In Dorchester. Dee.

H. Anne ui iuc im.w AuouiHs i7 minor, uucru tils Fls Fts Uls is 1'1 Friday, at 2 p. m. routes alter June i. wnicn was miorm- i-uuaj mat ir ine pending trans- STOUGHTON A O'Leary 4 i Corcoran lb.

4 ST JOSEPH'S A Kis Pt action for the sale of half interest in irom uer nte leaideoce, 1021 Honhoster on Saturday, Dee Ui. at a. ni. Solemn high mass at St. William's Church at 10 tils Fls Pts 4 11 Smith rb.

2 ally adopted last Autumn after the McQuillan and Dugan deals by the New ,.1. nnfl ti imnimlv Smith c. 0 me cw xorK i anaees to ms partner, Col Jacob Ruppert, is completed, he wlli o'clock. 4, ti. uraaiord Lewis bf North Andovet, Hatch If.

2 Wilder 4 Hatch rb. Brown lb. 1 Totals jt'erew 3 iCrossland rf 0 1 f) 1 irh nmmtQfiinner' bi.lieves that this I retire from all active baseball himWeo in tne second night, dereat id James w. Daly of. New York, 4 and CKOWLEY-ln Everett.

Dec. 14. Mary C. O'Brien, widow of the late Jeremiah Crow- lev. Funeral from the resideuee of her daughter.

Mrs. Richard Nlhan, 47 Chelsea Saturday. Dec. 10. at 8 a.

ni. High muss of requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a. ni. Relatives and in-tlteo. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

DEADV In South Boston. i2. Tr.om,n Buckley rf. 7 O'Connell If 3 Lane 4 Bennett rb. 0 Zanowski rb 0 Oreene lb.

0 TJavis 1 1 15 Cornell 2 1 5 Marrow rb. 2 1 Murphy 1 0 0 Hiekey 0. 0 Leahy 2 0 0 2 Totals ...12 3 SIX Totals 9 O'CONNELL In Cambridge. Dec. 12.

Maurice, son of an Andrew and Ellen O'Connell. Funeral from 4.10 Cambridce st. Saturday, Dec. 16, at 8:30 a. m.

High iu9 of rt-qjiiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'eWck, 2 26 cortege. aged bi hcioved of .14 Totals will help to stifle "pennant buying" for at least a. year. This statement was talk. regarded as setting at rest, temporarily, A communication from M.

H. Sexton I reports that he might, after disposing and John H. Farrell, president and of his Y'ankee interests, become connect-aeci etarv, respectively, of the National ed with the ownership of eithef the Association of Baseball Clubs (the minor Brooklyn Nationals or Boston Amerl-leagues), in which a recommendation cans. was made to change the degree 'of "The consummation of the negotia-punishment which the commissioner tions with Col Ruppert, however," he Battery 1st Corps, Wins Two games of basket ball were played last night at the 1st Corps Cadets Armory. Battery 1st Corps Cadets, defeated the United States Marines of Deady (nee Connolly), residence 141 Bolton DONXELL in Dorchester, Dec.

13. Janies South Boston. Funeral frcm tn.e resl-, neioved liushnnd of Mllherge Traev O'Don-dtnee of his brother. James Deady 9 La-, Funeral from his late home, 8 Strain-Jleld Dorchester. Dec.

10. at 8:15 a. n. road, off Wnsliingtou uear Coltiro- CHELSEA K. OF C.

WINS FROM NORTH END K. MAINE BASKET-BALL SQUAD ON LONG TRIP ORONO, Me. Dec 14 The University of Maine basket-ball squad left today for a week's trip during the Christmas vacation, which will be the most extensive ever taken by a Maine athletic team. The trip will open at Hamilton, tomorrow night with Colgate University, and conclude with a game with the University of Cincinnati on Dec 23. Hmgham Station, 44 to G.

and Battery WEISSMULLER SMASHES ANOTHER SWIMMING MARK CLEVELAND, Dec 14 Two world's swimming records were broken tonight at the Cleveland A. C. Johnny Weiss- Solemn requiem high mass at Vireer.i 's D'a road. Dec. IG.

at 9:1,1 a. m. Solema OF C. requiem mass nt si j- til id 1st Corps, won from Battery Church at 0 a. m.

Relatives ir.i frlen-M in ty jiiiuci taae wirauti ucm- aaaea, is not such a sure thing us has team, 18 to 7. Chelsea K. of C. easily defeated the North End K. of in a league game Williams School-hall, last night, 60 to 8.

The summary: been indicated. There are several details yet to be ironed out." Col Huston, however, has not renre- muiler, Illinois A. established a new vited. Automobile cortege. St.

Johns' New fcundland. papers please copy. DOLAN In Dorchester. Dee 13, Margaret (nee Lynch), beloved wlte of the late Thoraus Dolan. Funeral from the esidence of her i daughter.

Mrs Pctr Shea. fU Alexander I Saturday, Dec. Hi. a. m.

High mns sented fhe Yankees at any of the own- Lfo' or einr M.nolr Gas League Bowling Six matches were rolled andne match forfeited in the weekly matches last night in the Boston Consolidated Gas Company League. The summaries: NOBTH ENP OF Gls FU Ft- MELSKA K. OF C. GU VU PU JSnn'she rf 4 ') ROCKLAND FIVE WINS iecoru ior a bu-root tank when he won the 350-yard back-stroke event in 1 minute, 44 seconds. The old record of 1:49 4-5 was held by Harry Hebner.

Winning the 2'JO-yard back-stroke in 2 minutes 48 seconds, Harold Krueger. Honolulu, broke the old world's record Quinn lb 0 4 4 SAYS RAISING OPTION 0 ROCKLAND, Dec 14-Rockland five 0 easily defeated Columbus Club at 1 basket ball at the Rockland Opera of requiem at St. Paul Church at 8 cluck. Relatives and friends invRfl. FERGCSOX-In Waterville.

N. Dec. 13, Mary A. Ferguson. Funeral from the home of her brother, Patrick Ferguson.

37 Lin MaeklM rf McCarthy if 6 i FSpa'glie 7 Moekler rb 4 nmp'il rb McGrath 0 Mmimer If 1 O'Meawi rf 1 Service 425 Adjustments 413 Gas Apnllance. .480 0 0 0 0 i I IMIT MAY OAIIQC lAftR House tonight, 32 to 14. The summary Melley rb 2 Tully lb. 2 ROCKLAND FIVE coln Brighton. Saturday, at 8 I IT I Kin UnU JL 1VMII DALLAS.

Tex', Dec 14 The two, major leagues. In raising the option limit from COLUMHT7S CLUB Central Station Forfeit Totals Gla Fls Pta Gls Fls Pts .30 0 60 sbbsv v. ia i hi i iimwi Ar. i si Totals Mornson.rf. 3 Day, If 3 Haker.c.

4 McCarthy, rb 3 Johnson, lb. 0 0 1 7 8 0 6 1 5 a 32 Glllen.lb... 1 Kejuiy.rb. 1 llttver.lf.... a Hudreau.rf.

1 7 eight tojla, deliberately defy the minors and possibly may provoke a baseball i war, if the lesser leagues, which voted i at Louisville to refuse permission for the raise, regard the agreement as abro- SaleR Dept 416 Collection No 2. .400 Collection No 1..411 Drafting 401 Calf Pasture 457 A lis ton 430 483 428 13M 427 4W1 1801) 493 472 1445 422 438 1276 397 393 1190 417 4S2 1260 431 403 1235 '454 400 1311 406 "437 1282 444 486 1375 399 384 1228 58 450 1323 421 399 1212 MANSFIELD LEGION WINS FROM WINTJHROP, 29 TO 28 Totals. 15 0 14 MANSFIELD, Dec 14 In a fast and of the Dal as Club of the basket-ball Wine. Mansfield SARGENT SENIORS TAKE a. ni.

Solemn high mass at St. Anthony's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends cordially invited. rURLONOIn South Boston. Dec.

12, Joseuh husband of the Jate Agnes Furlong. Funeral from residence of lils daughter, Mrs. Plnero. 392 Eighth Saturday. Dec.

10. at at 8:1,1. Requiem mass at Gate of Heaven Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

GALLAGHER In Quincy, Dec. 13, Patrick M. beloved husband of Hannah A. Gallagher (nee Flynnt, formerly of Rockland. Funeral from his late residence, 74 Royal Wol-lastou, Saturday.

8:80 a. in. Solemn iiich mass of requiem nt the Church of the Sacred Heart. Atlantic, at 9 o'clock. Relatives ind friends invited to attend.

Interment In Holy Family Cemetery. Rqckland. Legion debated Winthrop Legion In the Town Kali tonight, 29 to 28. The sum o'clwk. Relatives and frieuds InviUd.

PARKS In Everett, Dec. 14, USS Mary F. AVarren Parks, age yean. Services from residence. 179 Nichols Bra-da J.

nt p. ni. PKARSON In Ashuiont, Dec. IZ, Gertrude only daughter of Thomas 0. una Jnairt Pearsou, 3 years.

Funeral from home. 5 Teuipleton Friday, Dec. at 2 at. Funeral private. 1'LUMMER In Medford.

Dec. 14. Arthur beloved husband of Minnie A. iMnllInesuvi Pluiumer. Funeral services at his late residence.

31 Marstnn Sunday. Dec. 17. A p. m.

Reiiuiem mass at St. Josepk't Church Monday at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited- KING In Cambridge. Dec. 14.

William. Ik-loved son of the late John and Mary Klnf (nee Sweeney). Puoeral from his late hoax. 128V, Thorndike aturday. Dec.

16. 9 a. m. Requiem bigb mass at the Sacrr4 Heart Church at 9:45 a. m.

Relatires friends respectfully Invited to attend. RCSSELL At I'phams Cornet. DM. 14, Blake, widow of lieorge F. Russell of Fitck-burg, in her 80th vear.

Prayers the residence of her daughter. Mrs. L. Dennett. 579 Columbia road.

Pal Corner. Friday. Dec. 13. at 2 P.

M. STORM-In Evrett, Dec. 14. Herbert B. Storm.

7 yrs. Il mm, 3 d. Funeral slices will be held at late residence, 121 CM Saturday. IK-c. at 2 p.

m. and friends Invited to atteud. St. Jo11-N. papers please WaLKER In Belmont.

Dec. 14. Lydla ston. wife of William H. WHlker.

in rear. Funeral from her late residen.i'. 4" Willow Belmont. Sunday, Dec, 17, 2:30. Relatives nnd rieods Invited.

WALSH Dee. 13th. at St. Plliabeth's 8i pltal. Jolm beloved husband of Walsh fnee Mailer).

Funeral from hi residence. 191 High niurnlns at SoUtuu high mass oi requiem at St. Charles' Church at 9. BurW at Calvary. INDOOR MEET HONORS pookkeepftMi UNDERWOOD SHOWS HIS WILD GAME SNAPSHOTS William Lyman Underwood of Massachusetts Institute of Technology gave a delightful talk, illustrated with colored stereopticon views from his own snapshots, showing how much more enjoyable it is to shoot wild animals in the forest with a camera than with a gun, at the dinner last evening of the New England Street Railway Club at the Copley-Plaza.

Mr Underwood, who has been snapshotting wild game for 40 years, showed many pictures of moose, deer, lynxes and game birds, made by flashlight at night in New Brunswick, within 15 or 30 feet of the subjects. A. E. Potter of Providence presided. mary MANSFIELD LEGlONl WINTHROP LEGION Physical iucatioT won the hTterclass ex-president of the Texas League, and ex-member of the National Board, declared tonight.

"Most minor magnates feel that the option law is the only the minors get out of the present major-minor agreement," he said. "The American Everett La born 'y 417 Everett Station .302 I Ghj Flsrta tifuuut nice i uo.kV WJtil OV pOIIll. a OiAnthony rb. 1 Dorchester Man Hurt LOWELL. Dec 11 Robert Shauh- licviiiicu weie secoiiu aria tne juniors third.

The meet consisted of rope climbing, pillow relay, balancing Kit's Trask If Miller rf CmUDo If 3 0 Kirby 1 1 8 Dolan rb 2 1 Moore lb 2 0' 4 Connell lb. 1 0 2 I Totals 3 29 GATES In Ashuiont, Dec. 14. at 44 Dracut Eliza widow of C. Otis Gates, Iu her i League has never signed it, mut the National has.

Allowing trJor clubs" 15 option pla'yers means that the 13 teams will own 210 players in the minors in-I stead Of and these players will rep- beam, squat ball and a wall scaling I nessy of Dorchester was struck here, contert. The previous day the fresh- today by an automobile and taken to men won the interelass basket-ball pen- St John's Hospital. He is not serlouslv Totals, 13 2 28 wu ruurrni st-i ires lit All CltllUlS Church. Ashniont. Saturday.

Dec. 16. at p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

injured. num. ueieaung i-ue seniors, -i to Do you know what kind of cigars you like? Blackstone is the kind of cigar most men like. Blackstone Ji5 CIGARS sYOU KNOW ME, AL Extra: Darwin Leads in Debate With Bryan Words by Ring W. Lardner 11 rvuiV tiiAaiT I VMISMEO tW6Y W0UL0 LT I wii wr" THAT'S A FUNNVj Win, uu.

I TEMPT HIM TO M6 60 IN "THE CA66 YOU ASK BREAK The RULES PERE MARQUETTE COUNCIL 271, K. C. Special meeting will le held iu coaaod rooms, 64 South Boston. Friday. Dei'.

at 8 i. to take actlou on tbe death brother Robert F. Aruold. Fraternally. A-V DREW J.

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