Washington and Jefferson's Undefeated Eleven Triumphs Over University of Detroit Team Neale's Players Barnes and Hutchison Off Witt Make Record Golf Trip Upslope Shots Best Played Major Leagues 7 Score Victory This Week on Long Tour With Natural Slice Stroke Interested as In 14-2 Golf West, Pair of will play in the annual Florida open j Golf Gives Valuable Points on MinorsConvene | Champions Play on the course Open Champion Floridachampionship of the * 10,000-Müe Country Club. How to Build One's Game; Balance and Con¬ Pennsylvanians Outplay Ri¬ Trip; If they had the time Branes and Up Draft Promises vals Wide First at Vancouver Hutchison probably could keep going trol Are Factors in Hill Question by Margin; Stop tho l'est of the spring and summer, as Important Playing Up Fireworks at To-morrow's Make Two Touchdowns they a/e in great demand everywhere. As it is, they will have to travel on Annual Meeting at Buffalo Tour high to get in all the matches By James Barnes From a Special Correspondent Itinerary of sched¬ uled. a chance to hit a ball DETROIT, Dec. 3..Washington and You don't always get upon level ground. Some¬ By Jack Lawrence Of Golf Champions times are above the ball and sometimes are 3 Jefferson's football team kept its *rec- Vancouver .Dec. 15 you standing you standing The annual convention of the Na¬ *' Victoria. ..Dec. 17 below ord unsullied this afternoon, when it Seattle. .Dee. 19 it. tional Association of Baseball T defeated Detroit Tneoma. .Dec. 21 There are times when you have a and there will open at Buffalo to-morrow University's husky Portland.Pec. Ü-* downhill, hanging lie, v eleven in a post-season engagement by Hacrameiito. Calif. .-Oec. 27 are other times when you have an uphill or up-slope shot to play. and will probably continue for the bet¬ « Olympic club, San Francisco. .Dec. 30 14 to 2. Coach Nealc's wade There are certain necessary ter part of the week. In many respects two touchdowns players Del Monte.R*c. 81 things« and _ * kicked both re- San Jo«e .Jan. 2 that the golfer must do to play each i- it will be the most important conven- sultant goals, one coming in each of San Francisco club. .«Ian. 3 of these varieties and it is just as . tion the affiliated minor have the first two periods. Detroit gar- Oakland club .Jan. 4 well for him to consider each case 1 Barnes's Record leagues Northern California, open tour¬ ever and will fc ncered its two points when Right Tackle nament ..Ian. 6 and 7 thoroughly, because he is coming upon held, it be attended by Sonnenburg downed Brenkert, of the .Jan. 8 them several times on every round. many prominent from the two '. Stockton. V. 8. national figures Presidents, for a safety in the second Ambassador club, Los Angele«...Ian. 11 I will take to-day the matter of open champion, 1921. It is Wllshlre club.«Ian. 13 an up In the first 11. S. professional 1916- major organizations. highly prob¬ period. Cali for ni» open playing upsiope shot. 1919. champion, The game was attended the championship, place this stroke is best played with able that every club in the National * by largest Wilahlre,'three days. .Jbj». 18, 16, 17 Western open crowd that has seen a college football 1«. Angeles club. ...Ian. St a natural slice. If played correctly 1919. champion, 1914, 1917, and American leagues will be repre¬ game in Detroit in years. Both teams Pasadena. . .Jan. 23 there wili be a slice, so it is best to Aniandnlc .«Ian. 25 Winner of Shawnee open, 1919, 1920. sented. fought hard and played cleanly, but Beach allow for this by aiming slightly to the of Long ..«Ian. 28 the left. North and South champion, 1915, The convention last year was held in , superiority the Presidents was Open date« ... .Ian 20, 30, 31 1919. so marked as to leave no question as Hollywood club.Feb. 1 In taking your stance, unless play¬ Kansas City and was one of the v Southern great¬ to the ultimate outcome I j» Jolla club.Feb. 2 the wind, it is best to open champion, 1919. est in of attendance t! shortly after He! .Eeb. 3 ing against Connecticut State open point the opening minutes of play. Mar. staird back of the ball with an open champion. minor leaguers had ever staged, but The distinct Corniuado .'..Feb. 4 Philadelphia open champion. this superiority of the W. and Chula Vista .Feb. 6 stance. Florida year's meeting is certain to eclipse J. players is indicated through the fact Phoenix, Arias.Feb. 10 Tfte right leg must be held straight open champion, 1921. the one of a year aro in its important that Tucson, Art«.Feb. 11 and almost stiff. The is now Winner of Deland open, three lime«. they registered twelve first downs El 13 right leg bearing on baseball's futurs. The io but a one for Paso.Feb. the sole of the swing since Winner of St. Augustine open, once. are *j* single Detroit. The Albuquerque . Feb.15 support major leagues vitally interested in latter did not make an appreciable Del Rio.Feb. 18 the left knee must be bent in order Winner of New York City open. the questions to come before the Buf¬ after i«an Antonio 20 to allow for the Winner of World's title- gain the first period, being on Austin .Feb. rising ground. match at falo session and their influence will b« the defensive well within own .Feb. 21 So be sure the right leg braces the Sound view. S, 1921. to bear in the final dtsr 7 their Waco..Feb. 23 Kansas Sept. brought territory during the entire second half. Fort Worth .Feb. 25 swing. State open. of these matters. £ There is more of a bend of the left Winner of Northwest . .Feb. 26 open Both.New York v Sonnenbnrg*s Punt Blocked Dallas. ship, three times. champion¬ clubs th" Giants a^d Houston .Feb. 28 knco than pivot, bracing with the in¬ Yankees, will be for¬ <-¦- The first touchdown of .Mar. I not Tied for represented by the Red and Galveston.Raton side of the left foot, but coming Metropolitan open cham¬ midable delegations. The owi Kl-tck came when Basista plunged over Rouge..Mar. 3 up too far upon the left toe. pionship, twice. the Colonels center from New Orleans.Mar. 4 and 5 Finished fifth and sixth Yanks, Ruppcrt and Hus¬ the one-yard line, where Gulfport, Es..Mar. « for Control In two times leave for the scene of the 3< the Presidents had the Working he competed in British open. ton, big secured oval Euurel, Miss.,. ..Mar. 8 a wow thi~ and with when they blocked Sonnenburg's at¬ Jackson, Miss.Mar. 0 It is important here to stand just pow afternoon, back Montgomery, Ala.Mar. 10 little closer to the ball and to take a them vil! go Ed Barrow, secretary of tempted punt of his own goal line. 11 In case are the and Miller The second was due to the most Macon, Ga..Mar. slightly shorter grip upon the club. you standing above your club, Huggins, manager spec¬ 'lMioniuwvlHe, On.Mar. 13 Also not to take a full It is ball grip nearer the end of the club. óf the team. tacular play of the entire engagement, Jacksonville, Fla. ;.Mar. 17. 18 swing. It is best Left Halfback Erickson, of the Penn- Pbiehurst, N. C.Mar. 23 important not to swing back too far. to use an iron here for the The Giants will be represented hy - sylvania team, The* club head coming back follows gamble with wood is too great to be John J. McGraw. part owner of the sprinting sixty-four the angle of the ground, and after taken. club, and James J. Ticrney, its secre¬ yards through the entire Detroit In case eleven, off four tacklers after By Ray McCarthy hitting the ball the club still remains you are standing below your tary. .' shaking close along the ground upon its fol¬ ball, take a shorter grip on the club he had received the ball on a double "Long Jim" Barnes, of the Pelham and with Moguls and Stars Coming pass. low through. swing your arms, letting Country Club, the United States There is no here of the follow through take its own Executive heads cf the various big W. and J. apparently was inspired in golf feeling lifting clubs will not be the its the champion, and Jock of the the ball up, for the natural upward course. league only lep- play by knowledge that unless Hutchison, It isn't to as resentatives of the majors to add bril¬ JJ it won Glenview Club, of Chicago, British slope is all that way. necessary pivot much to-day's game the invitation to It is best to use a in these cases as one would liance to the Buffalo meeting. Many ft represent the East on New Year's open champion, will start Thursday on fairly straight upon Day the tour ever faced club for this reason. The ball normal ground. stars of the diamond will also be there at Pasadena during the Carnival of longest undertaken by for the of various Roses against the University of Cali- a pair of golfers in this country. The gets up more quickly than usual from With the Irons purpose settling ¦' an shot than from any other matters affecting them personally. fornia, be withdrawn. Certain two champions will travel upward of | upsiope In an iron club on an might 10,000 miles, not the type. using up- j There is no reason to believe thai the it is that the Presidents played one of including walking In this shot don't the feet too slope lie it is better to play the ball meeting is to be carried off without their best games to-day, and they had they will do over the various courses, keep nearer the right foot. which will add another 1,000 miles to far apart. In some political fireworks. The delegates to, for they were pitted against one of other words, you stand more in have come East *5 the most the itinerary. Getting Balance front of from the Packte Coast powerful combinations they .... the ball than back of.it. The >? This tour of the I with the avowed intention of announc¬ have met in their season of unbroken champions promises It is extremely important here to be loft of the club plus the rising angle to the world that to *¦* victories. was to be the big feature of the winter sure of balance. will ing they object Especially the Detroit Hutchison's Record your Your stance ia get the ball up quickly.too looked as minor line in golf season. The various clubs at an unnatural one that can at so being upon leaguers, good, and Sonnenburg and Ellis hardly be quickly times; it is best to use and there are indications that their at¬ £p Xealc's men encountered two of the which Barnes und Hutchison will ap¬ called comfortable. a British straight faced club for this shot. titude establish a that finest tackles that have therfa pear already are beginning to line up open champion, 1921. But don't iet it break up your con¬ There should never a may precedent £¦* opposed be thought of will be followed other minor during the year. the strongest teams possible to play United States professional champion, fidence. After all it is a golf shot that lifting the ball. Let the iron club by organi¬ against the title-holders, so that Barnes 1920. must be all of the head follow zations and which may prove decidediy Captain Stein, acting as field general, Western played, part game. the slope of the ground troublesome t.: the circuits. if stood out as a wonder both in his selec¬ and Hutchison will not lack competi- open champion, 1920. Balance at the top of the swing now without or it major North and dragging jerking up. to oT the tion of plays and in his offensive and I tion. South champion, 1921. is doubly important. So after bracing Don't forget again when you are According representative.« "" defensive while at The start will be made on Thursday Flolrdu West Coast champion, 1917. with your right leg and the inside of your stance for this Pacific Coast League who have made work, young Kopf taking shot that New York a of on -¦ left end was him. But morning from the Grand Central Sta¬ Pennsylvania open champion, 1918. your left foot, be sure not to make the it is to port call their way ably abetting necessary establish a firm to Buffalo, that organization is feel¬ -. tion and the first will be Van¬ all common mistake of from balance before Erickson, the wonderful halfback of stop Victory tournament, stars, 1918. falling away you ever start your and is anxious the Red and Black, stood out as the couver, B. C. Barnes and Hutchison Winner of West Pennsylvania, five the ball. swing.that you brace with the right ing highly independent wizard of the this afternoon. are due there on December but times. You will notice the average golfer leg and that you take a to have as little to do with the majors gridiron 18, they shorter grip as The Westerners are Reeled Off Long Sprints will rest up for a day or two before Winner of Asheville, >'. (J., three times. on this stroke falling back as he on the club, stand a bit closer to the possible. op¬ they start playing. Winner of Camden, X. 13., two time». swings and of course spoiling the ball and don't swing back too far. posed to the draft in any form or at Not did he turn in his brilliant and are no: only Winner of Texas open meet, once. shot. The idea is to keep the swing as any price apparently going run for a touchdown, but his almost First Match at Vancouver You must stand to it and see as to hesitate to tell the this in 7 Winner of Illinois state meet, once. that compact possible and to call more majors : back of punts kept the head doesn't back with no uncertain terms. consider the phenomenal running The first match of the tour will be Winner of AVhite Sulphur, 1921. sway the upon the use of the arms and knees. They *7- the Presidents threatening the De- swing. Stay firmly on your feet and It is also not to Pacific Coast League a major organi¬ all the time. He seemed al¬ played on the beautiful course of the Winner of Florida open title, once. necessary get dis¬ o* troit goal Vancouver club. The Vancouver club hit mostly with the arms. This is a couraged ovef queer breaks of the zation and, judging from their state¬ most unstoppable and time and again Tales of a In the United States open finished sec¬ stroke where the arms and knees are a ments will submit to no dic¬ Tee ground. As matter of an here, they has not as yet selected the players Wayside ond twice und third once. fact up- ., reeled off long sprints. more important than anything else. slope lie is the tation from the two big circuits. In the second half the Presidents who will face Barnes and Hutchison Won Ktngshorn meeting, all stars, last that foot into the frequently easiest and j there, but two later at the Vic¬ --.By GRANTLAND PICE year ¦'before British meeting. Big right ground simplest of all shots to play, espe¬ Landis to Open Meeting .,, had numerous to score, days and be sure are fixed be¬ opportunities toria Jim and Jock will find the New York you firmly cially if your feet are on about the making repeated first downs, but los- club, Copyright, 1921, Tribune Inc. fore starting your back swing. same slope with the ball. Unless the presence of Judge Kene- the coveted tallies when forward going swift enough, for Dave Black saw Mountain Landis, high commis¬ *¿, ing For one to take his passes were dropped, when it seemed and Phil.Taylor, two of the best known who is" willing factors, the right taking full Control sioner of basebell, has a pacify im: in¬ I. that the would-be catcher would cer- golfers on the Coast, will be pitted eye for moment off the long flight of of the blow for the latter part of the fluence, the stand of the revolutionary first them. a golf ball down the glade or beyond swing. throw a wrench into Detroit's only against ¡¿¡, - Californinas may tainly get away. After some bunker there is much to look at Famous Star of the ¡7 down came on a forward pass neatly playing Victoria the pair will in The Secret of Sisler, the machinery of the convention. The visit Seattle will golf that is well worth while. Timing George Browns, : executed from McKenna to Fitzgerald. and next at Ta- meeting will be officially opened by play A short while we were ¿1 W. & J.'s line, as well as the second- coma. At Tacoma it is planned to ago playing This is the secret of good timing. Judge Landis, who is expected to make at- Bill out a round with Jim Barnes, in which and it isn't a sense. a ; ary defense, smothered the running have Dalgleish and Neil Christian the yet secret in any Was Great Pitcher a speech that will carry potot¬ ; tack of the Detroit eleven, and on the oppose the champions. open champion was doing most of First, there must come, of course, During Career sage to the baseball world in genera!. the while we were in College Detroit carrier was fre¬ But the. real playing, acting the balance at the of the views end runs the excitement will not be¬ the of the top swing, He will undoubtedly express hie quently left without protection. Tack- gin until Barnes and Hutchison reach capacitv Human Observation which is the foundation of timing. on the draft situation, which is one of *'* both teams was hard and vi- California. Out there believe Post. Without this balance, where the of the most and difficult mat¬ .fcp ling by they This round was over Mainstay Michigan Great Exhibition important cious, but clean, the players of both they have several golfers who are the Pine Valley's weight is rightly distributed and one Against ters that will be taken up. teams seemed to be in good condition equal of in the world. A. magnificent course, and Barnes that day is in position to- hit with force, there in 3915 Made George Sisler Whether the can brinr. the op¬ any George was on of Team Indians in Judge and the best of spirit prevailed between Dow, of Alameda, Calif., for a top his best form. can be no downward punch that car¬ Big Lea.gue factions on this con¬ *2"'' instance, the most posing together the rival combatants. golf enthusiast anxious to see some Unfortunately, interesting ries any great force. a Record as Twirler tentious remains to be seen. real part of his game to watch is also the But with this balance the Debut Six Years question The line-up: competition, arranged to have John hardest detail to into established, Ago The majors are anxious to have the *-. Position. \V. & J. (14). Detroit (2). Black and Abe of the put clearly print next move is to restrain the desire a new and Barrett Espinosa, two .since it involves the he waited It was in the of 1915, at Ann was that in minors adopt farreaching M U E.Kopt .' best in the Sunset meet Barnes way and the overeagerness to lash out too spring only two games did he fail that will cover all the . ¦"-I.*8 State, the draft regulation ," t.. T.Stein in a for ball, or for the stroke, in the at the bail. Arbor, Mich., that two young southpaw to make a . Maher andHutchison special match for a quickly hit, and his career at Michi¬ and baseball associations within ,,. I, Ci.Neal development of perfect timing. It will leagues . T. Kemiey side bet of wait there until it is struck hurlers were in a ,, c.Crook $1,000. Long Jim and engaged pitchers' gan extended from 1913 until 1915. Of the scope of the minors. ... . JIcN'amara the club It no idea it G .Vince happy-go-lucky Jock quite naturally Waiting on the Stroke by head- has of battle. of and This was discussed a1 the . Sonnenburg Sisler, Michigan, Koob, proposition **** R T. 7 7\Veiclonulat think are getting up and going away. So let the course, college pitchers couldn't do . Kane th.y pretty them¬ n. 10.Konvollnka still, good Now, most of the faults in downward start of the Kalamazoo Normal, were the much against a wonder like Kansas City meeting a year ago, with u. B.West .:. McKenna selves and promptly accepted the chal¬ golf.or swing evenly without Sisler, but no favorable At thai " at least the hurlers in the very result. I. B. ..Erickson . Fitzgerald many of them.all come from any rush. It isn't a bad idea to focus in a duel that will big show haven't " H. lenge. principals pitcher's the New tin« A" P.. Br«Mik*-rt . this matter of too on some or had much more success in International, n. H. LpomlsLauer It is likely that in *hc first match in hitting soon.de¬ point eight ten inches be- be remembered the students when deceiving tH I". B.Basis'a . Los structive of all good timing. yond the ball for the full force of the by the batting eye of this great batsman. Association and the Pacific Coast League, Angeles, which will be played on reach the Like with some Class A and C Score by periods: the course of the Ambassador The average golfer can't restrain his blow. they grandfather period. many other left-handed hurlers together \Y. & J. » 0.14 Club, innate to soak the to If one can The and who were converted into organizations, voted to "keen "I 0I ° °. 2 Arthur Clarkson and MacDonald Smith eagerness ball, do this the club head then game lasted fifteen innings fielders be¬ l.etro.t . swat it as as cause of their draft" and refused to permit their play¬ will oppose Barnes and Hutchison, quickly he can, just as will very likely go whizzing on through no runs wei.5 scored by either team. wonderful ability to hit Touchdowns.Bitsista. Erickson. Safety if the ball in another second would at the ball, and who, as a ers to be absorbed by the majors tl Brenkert. Uoals from touchdowns. Smith is rated as one of the greatest top speed. Koob held the batsmen of Michigan rule, became the of that I' id been ever spread its thin wings and sail away as great batsmen, Sisler has proved no ex¬ process allotment .a»n Stela ("I. for golferB that played the game. to a pair of singles and fanned thir¬ in to the minor Substitutions.W. «S3* .T.: McT.aughhn When it was learned briskly as a quail or a snipe. It was to ception to the traditions of the practice prior major \Y for Basista, Marlon for Kon- that Barnes interesting see, in addition, teen batsmen. Sisler didn't pitch the past, war '' -ut Vick The average player most of and his name is linked of 1918. oilnka. Detroi!: Morrison for Barrett, and Hutchison were intending to visit applies how firmly Barnes struck even his.short entire game. At the end of the fifth with such >r "" his force at the famous This resulted in a curtailment Barrett for Morrison, Curiln for Kane, J. the Coast and the South immediately wrong sector of the pitches and how cleanly he seemed to he was shifted to the outfield and made pitcher-batsmen as Elmer / Brennan for McKenna. Welch for I.oomis, every kind of to swing. take the ball. He took turf Smith, Cy Seymour, Jesse Burkett, Mike draft system which apparently ha for MoCausland for association began rarely any the only hits registered off the south¬ worked out to the of ,, O'NUll Fitzgerald, arrange the dates of its annual tour¬ In place of the club head to content to curves of Ernie Koob. In Tiernan, George Van Haltren, benefit Mutier. J. Kenney for T. Kenney. letting go speak of, being scrape paw the five Billy It meant, that the w< r Rcf-rce Kldridge, Michigan. naments to suit the convenience of singing on through, up increas¬ the of the sod. There was no he no hits were George, Mike Donlin and Babe Ruth. majors "Dope" picking only top innings pitched made *> to .-«Í Unipirf James 11. Moffat, FrlneetNorthern California open title too quickly, gets the flick from his commonest faults of mashle play. It seven were strikes. naturally diminished meet, for instance, will be held on wrists at the, moment and has was all decisive. State Athletic Board ber of graduating into the big wrong crisp, firm, This was one of the early events in players th* Z Warner Shoulders Blame January 6 and 7, and the big Cali¬ little left with which to get any dis¬ Here again he never hurried the the career of two Governor Miller has no intention of leagues, as when it came to buying fornia college lads who, in National and American owners open championship will take tance. stroke, almost pausing at the finish of later years, were team mates on the league on the course of It was a recommending legislative changes in on conservative For Pitt Team's Slump place the Wilshire joy to see how well Barnes the back sv/ing as he came down with St. Louis Browns. Koob stuck to the the athletic operated Dec. an Country Club on January 15, 16 and controlled this impulse---how he a deliberate motion that was acceler¬ commission law, or of in¬ Draft Discussion .M PITTSBURGH. Pa., 3.-.In 17. Barnes and Hutchison have waited for the pitching game, and Sisler, who pos¬ Fireworks address to members of the 1921 foot¬ agreed blow, whipping in the ated at the right time, viz., just before sessed more skill than Koob terfering with the commission's af¬ At Buffalo this will to play in both of and it is also decisive at the mo¬ the ball and not at the start of infinitely question ball squad of the University of Pitts¬ these, punch just right hitting when it came to pitching a baseball, fairs. one that nay set off the firev at its last night, Coach likely they will consent to compete in ment with the club head still gaining the downward journey. cut the to bat "I have the utmost Like the burgh banquet the San Antonio for which a in as it on pitching game his way confidence in the Pacific Coast League, Glenn S. Warner shouldered much of meet, speed went through, flick¬ This tendency .to wait for the flick to fame and fortune, which he is commission," he said, declaring he hac New International and the \in in the of purse of $5,000 already has been sub¬ ing the top of the turf upon which the or punch was even noticeable in the doing no J the blame explaining slump scribed ball to-day with phenomenal success. intention of, trying to "run" it, anc Association are reported t. the team this season, during which reposed. open champion's putting, where there did not want a in their to the "'"' Barnes and arc There was Showed Great commmission thai strong opposition draft, three games were lost. However, Hutchison nothing slow or halting or was no hurried effort, but the applica¬ Batting Ability would not run itself and .vise baseball ir making this an exhibition tour and about this It came back tion of the many "I think 1 that I am to jerky sizing. just in the act of When the now famous Sisler r < may say not a punch, signed The Governor said he would stanc expressed considerable do ¦.>' ia< blame more than one War¬ competitive journey, and while at steady, even s*, ced, with the left hitting the ball. contract he was slated as a the 5 any else," are anxious to pitching by athletic commission despite at system can be evolved that wi ner said. back over the sea- they satisfy the many hand in control of the club. It is a great thing in golF, baseball rossibility, but showed abilit«, tacks on it from to the satisfaction of all hands. The "Looking demands for their at vari¬ There was no batting some quarters. 7 son, T realise I have become a little appearance attempt to break the or tennis to be able to wait for the which overshadowed his value as t...... - of course, are vita ".*" ous have to enter on players, careles*'. Wc have been winning all clubs, they decided wrists the downvard swing. ball, not to hit too soon. And the player hurler, at least so the man. cd in this- matter, and are nil to no other tournament if these in There was no to thought y along since I came to Pittsburgh. I any attîinpt start the who doesn't develop this control over agement of the St. Louis club, and tf Games for nave laid their case before idge Lan¬ -* have not maintained the same disci- way interfere with their matches. downward swing with the wrists, as his natural eagerness will always be the make it this Twenty their The so stronger college-bred ath dis, principal complaint **?**.* pline and training as in the past. I champions will play about forty- many advocate. victim of shifting form and erratic lote demonstrated that he could that the elimination of the draft ¡<>e five matches in all, not the It was rather a downward stroke, to the side, plaj Army Basketbällen '« have been inclined to let the loose including play, leaning always ragged first base a little better than the aver¬ not give them a fair opportun ends take care of themselves, to per- various tournaments. They will arrive with both hands and wrists firm, the And this can only come from mental age big first sacker. WEST POINT, N. Y.. Dec. 3..Th advance. "*' in San Francisco from the Northwest left hand still its from league mit players considerable freedom off doing duty. poise, holding the nervous system The St. Louis management couldn'* Army's basketball schedule, announce« In addition to the rfr.i-t discussion, the believe I am about Christmas Day. The first match But once the downward swing was in some restraint while the club head make a the owners and ma field. But, tue, going in California is for well under the left hand mistake in playing Sisler in al yesterday, consists of major league to get down to brass tacks next year, scheduled the way and is permitted to do its share of the most any position, but, at ther< twenty-on have another purpose in going **.- Club in wrist as that, and it will be a different, Olympic San Francisco. merely remained steadying ¡work in hand. was lost to the games, all of which will 6e played o! falo. There is quite a !o* of story." Barnes and Hutchison will remain in game a hurler whos( the court. a"i southpaw curves would have dimmec Army Columbia comes her desirable material in tie minors, the vicinity of this city for about ten for the first as will in ma av ca the wonderful records of a time, does the Con the big leaguers Rochester Oub days and will then move on to Los An¬ Williams to Morris, ¡ on the most of the who necticut Aggies, Delaware, Princetoi in a buying mood. It would bui Signs geles. will be for two Establish Winter Ramsey or a Kilroy if fate had des players fanned Tbey kept busy Lehigli Sports tined him to follow the the strikes were called. Invariably, the Harvard, Muhlenburg and Knox. Th no one if a number of important pur¬ £ Star Pitcher weeks at least in that section of the Harvard Football pitching game first batsman in latter is an Illinois institution. Th chases were consummated before the Schoolboy country, and in the latter part of Janu¬ System Now Under Full Sway That another Killian, Breitenstein o up every inning was will meet- the ends. ». Dec. 3 a "Needles" Hahn was ushered into called out on strikes, without even tak¬ Army Navy in the Wes meeting W1LLIAMSTOWN, Mass.. ary will move further southward to WILL1AMST0WN, Dec. 3.-- The Har¬ BETHLEHEM, Pa., Dec 3..The last bij his bat Point Gymnasium on 25 in th Rumors have been rife for many M The Rochester club of the Interna- San league baseball was the verdict of th< ing off his shoulder, so com¬ February the *¦ tional has Diego. vard football system will be more firm¬ week found indoor athletics at Lehigh fans after Sisler pletely did the benders sent final game. The Army expects a stron weeks that certain club owners of League signed Tommy They will leave the land of the Gol¬ George pitched hi through by quintet this as last New International are to re¬ , established ever Sisler year, year's planning Judge, the crack southpaw twirler of den Sunset on ly than at Williams University under full sway. Basket¬ first full game against the Clevelain deceive, them. squa his behind them February 7 Sisler is intact and there are sei volt against. Jack Dunn and high¬ * i this town. Manager Stallings plans to and will start into College next year, judging ¿rom pres¬ ball, wrestling and swimming brought team on July Ü, 1915, allowing bu made many wonderful records practically methods in the Bal¬ TÍÍ him on the for u eastward, heading seven while eral promising players in the clat handed running keep bench year and Arizona. Their first stop after ent plans. Financial aid is cut nearly 200 candidates. Paul Lu- singles and whiffing nine bats pitching to college batsmen. which entered the timore Orioles. In Buffalo they are é» is confident that he will make good leaving being the new arrived men, and it was the of th' Sisler didn't more than Academy in July las in fast another California will be in Phoenix. The citi¬ sought from the alumni to provide the kens, swimming coach, opinion pitch twenty Harry Fisher, former Columbia Un expected to stage an effoi ¿ company by season. zens of thiB famous old are this week and found ail but one man experts who saw the left-handed re games while with the team of some h s stars in *¦*¦ is one of'the best school city keenly necessary funds for the return of sev¬ cruit Michigan versity mentor, is the Dunn get rid of Judge boy enthusiastic about the eral of last year's tank team for work and give a demonstratioi and many of these were coaching Arcr to make race in that l< twirlers turned out in the Berkshire's coming of these members of this year's team who ready of curve only part Fasketballers. order the ague £¦; great and are' serve as him, besides a small of others. pitching that he had stuf games. As far as can be v in recent He golfers, preparing to give graduate to assistants to army ascertained, The schedule: less one-sided. years. pitched Williams- them a Lukens conies from he equal to any southpaw the game eve .- >+¦;'¦ town High to the School rousing reception on their ar¬ Coach Percy Wendell, the former Crim¬ Rutgers, where had. only thirty hits were made,off his de¬ December 3. St. County rival. son backfield who starred two years ago. Sisler has a John's. Brooklyn; D I-j League pennant in 1910 and for the star, will be in Scouts on livery. record of striking comber 7. Columbia; December 10. Co in of the eleven In wrestling 40 men are at His Trail out fifteen in necticut Western §.¦¦. past two seasons he has been the Texas Also on List charge Purple again, nearly It is batsm.en succession. It Aggies; December 14. St. ,Tos«ph League "*.". on the hill for the St. John's It is expected that the project will be work, with Coach Billy Sheridan in doubtful if ever a college cam happened this way: December 17. University of P.ennsylvanl mainstay Next comes a December 2i, Catholic to Draft ¦*... nine of Texas. There was a successful and that it will become a charge. Johnny Bertolet, who Cap¬ pus produced greater ball player an University; Janua Opposition Military Academy Manlius, time, not so long ago when hurler than Fanned Fifteen in Row 7, Delaware College; January 11. Nf Dec. 3. Club owners of N.Y. either, golf regular part of the Williams football tained last year's ""arfity, will assist George Sisler, and hi York University; January 14. Harvar CHICAGO, was never heard of in this country of in the future. Sheridan and coach the work from 1913 until 1915 was of sue January 1*. the Western League, meeting her.- I plans Captain Fargo, freshmen mat a In a game he was called in to finish Muhlenburg; January ¡ cowboys and bucking steers. But with¬ and J. J. are which a new nature that every scout in the Ian Swarthmnre. January 26, Knox; Janua decided to play a schedu'e of 168 in the last few Burger Wilson mentioned team, is departure this had the last two six men 2S. day, to Coach years everybody has aï the varsity men who may be back to year. The outlook for the first lines out for him. Sisler wo innings, fanned Si-ring-fleH ; February 1. Princeton; Fe <*,.n for the 19212 season and author¬ Roy Geary taken up the game and are five fame in circles with in a row. In the next game Sisler be¬ ruary 4, Viilanova February 8, St. fj» to decide they raising help out. divisions is and as soon college the stic rene«; 11. ized President A. R. Tearney a number of tournament« and fairly good, as well as a gan with the first and until the February Pittsburgh; Februa the matches » a*- the football men come out 175 being pitcher of rare abil inning 15, C. C. N. Y. February 1». Union; F« the draft problem fcr organization Muhlenberg Quintet for the invasion of the Northern the :ty. The idea that end of the third round not a man ruary 22, at of the National Asso¬ Dec. »..Basket¬ pro¬ and divisions are prevails colleg University of North Carolin the meeting ALLENTOWN, Pa., fessionals. May Send Team to London heavyweight expected hurlers have, as a rule, weak touched the ball, nine February 25. Navy. ciation of Minor Leagues in Buffalo at to take on a brace. oppos: striking out. -,- ball will be conducted Muhlenberg It is likely that Barnes and Hutchi¬ tion, that the batsma This brand of was too « in the immediate future with the same PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3..Recom¬ average college pitching good son will be joined in San Antonio by a mendation that the University of Penn¬ swings at everything offered by and he was sent to the outfield, and« Bowdoin to Harvard The action of the magnates empow¬ .nergy as was football during the vic¬ host of pros from this part of the send hurler who possesses a c:rve. this incident Play President to settle the season útst ended. sylvania a two-mile or four-mile Jfrisch's Team good explains why George ering Tcanuy torious jrridiren country, who are planning to team to the Pîays To-day This incident will an i Siá'er wasn't BRUNSWICK. Me, Dec. 3..A gai draft means that the W St a compete, international track meet Frankie Frisch's give insight used mere in the role of with Harvard at question At meeting of the athletic commit¬ aa well as others in Texas, Louisiana tc be held in London All-Stars «play the to how pulling Sisler's curves wei hurler at Cambridge on Octob will vote in to the tee 1«.'. was en¬ and April 8 has been Brooklyn Whirlwinds at the whilt» Michigan. With him on 14 is included in the league opposition evening Roy Geary Florida. made to the council the Central o.nd what splendid control he h..d. In the mound it took all the Bowdoin Colle restoration of the draft, it was assert¬ gaged as basketball coach and he takes From Texas the university by Opera House this afternoon, the competition football schedule for next a tourists will proceed track committee, it was announced to¬ threat of despit» game against the University of Syr¡ out of the game. year, ed. President Tearney lias expressed charge at once.. Geary is one of the to Louisiana, thence to arrest by blue law advocates. cuse in the of nounced to*-night. Amherst reappes himself as to Mississippi, day. The recommendation followed This spring 1915, "when thi With the bat Sisler was in a on being strong',}* opposed crack players of the Erfst. ranking with Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Flor¬ consideration of the marks the second basketball game school had the best baseball class by the schedule, after a one-ye the draft and also against the farming Jot both as and in-1 ida. It invitation of the between the two the aggregi himself, for no college hurler had any¬ lapse, the to be Fogarty, player is planned to bring the tour Achilles Club, of clubs, first one tion in its history, .Sisler struck oi to game played at A of optional players. structor. He was basketball to o composed former ending in a for the thing deceive the Ohio lad. He had herst on September 30. Other *w formerly close in Jacksonville. It is also members of Oxford* and victory Brooklyn twenty batsmen in a game that wei a dates Attendance at the league games \n coach at Lehigh. probable that Barnes and Cambridge five, the only defeat the All-Stars have thirteen I batting average of .543 for his en¬ be filled by Maine colleges, except W« exceeded the 1920 Hutchison track team*-. . innings. The remarkable fei tire career 1921 attendance in suffered this season. at Michigan, and the re- leyan at Midletown on October 7 a ture about his work was the fact th« Í markable feature about his stick work Tufts bv 10,000. The total attendance was at Medford on November 11. 647,101, it was announced.