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BIGEVENTS
SAN FRANCISCO, Xpril 14 (by As
sociated Press).—Swimming, which
of all the sports on the Pacific coast
was the least interfered with by war.
conditions, promises to continue to at
tract a lion’s share of the attention of
athletes. Scores of meets already are
being planned up and down the coast,
including a number of events which
will carry national and sectibnal ti
tular honors.
The loss of Norman Ross, of the
Olympic club, holder of numerous
v orld’s records, will be much fe’t as
he always has been a dominant fig
ure in all meets of any importance
held here. He recently has departed
for the east where he will make his
future home. It is reported he expects
to compete under the colors of the
llinois Athletic association, an organ
ization which already boasts of a
number of stars of the first mag
nitude.
Three comparative new comers in
the ranks of the swimmers here will
attract considerable attention, and
their progress watched with interest.
It also is noteworthy that all three
youngsters are over six feet tall. They
are George Schroth of Sacramento,
■who already has shown what he is
capable of by giving Champion Ross
some of the closest races of his
career; Sandy Goodman, a freshman
at the University of California, who
has thus far outdistanced all univer
sity competition that he has met; and
Raymond Jorgenson of Neptune club
of Alameda.
t Other swimmers who are expected to
be heard from are Ralph Cruse of
Stockton, a striking contrast to the
three men fi rst mentioned owing to
his diminutive size; and James Car
son, a local youngster who is a stu
dent at the Lowell high school. Car
son is considered to be the most
promising 'championship material
among the junior swimmers and has
swam some excelent races at several
of the tank meets held by the Olym
pic club of this city. Clarence Lane,
one of the best of the local sprint
swimmers also is (n training tor an
ictive season of competition.
CHICAGO, April 14 (by Associated
Pres).—Cuban and Greek clashed
when Champion Alfredo DeOro de
fended the worlds three cushioned
billiard title against Gus Copulos at
Detroit recently.
It was the first time in the history
of the three cushioned classic that
two players born outside of North
America met in a match for the cham
pionship..
DeOro, who, for a quarter of a cen
tury, has been one of the greatest
figures in the billiard world, was born
in Gila. 56 years ago. For marfy
years he was the premier pocket bil
liard player of the world, and then
taking up three cushioned billiards,
he became the leader at that style
of sport, gaining permanent posses
sion of the Jordan Lambert trophy,
the original world’s champion emblem
in 1914.
In succeeding years he won the
championship twice and then, when
it looked as if the younger masters
had finally pased him, he made a
wonderful comeback last month and
defeated Auguie Kieckhefer 150 to
148. rftei the Chicago southp i" had
won eight straight matches and seem
ed likely to win the emblem outright.
Copulos, who made his first essay
for the title, was born in Sparta,
Greece, January 22, 1894, but came to
this country when an infant. After
leaving school he took up pocket bil
liards and went to work in a grocery
store. He practiced shooting potatoes
with a broom until the boss caught
him. Later he traveled for a confec
tionery firm and had pocket games
with some of the leading players in
the country. He took up three cush
ioned billiards in 1912. He won the
Detroit city championship this year.
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neath the shallow part of her nature,
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PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE <
Owing to the prevalence of con
tagious diseases during the past
winter it is imperative that all rubbish
and waste matter be removed at the
earliest possible moment. <
The co-operation of every resident
of the city is solicited in an effort to
eliminate every possible source of con
tagion or infection.
As is usual, the back yards are all
in a most unsanitary condition. Please i
do your duty and keep everything re
moved as fast as the snow disappears.
DR. W. H. CHASE,
April 11, 1919. City Health Officer.
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