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Baseball *?> Boxing
'?i Billiards S Automobiling
S> Hockey *A% Squash <& Golf
S> Other Sports
TIMELY BI? OF SPI
Eighteen Giants Now in Line
Approaching Season.
MARQUARD HOLDING 0
?tory Goes That National Lea
Leader Last Season Want;
More Money.
hteen of the Ciant.? have ni? CM
th. Rubicon snd seni in their
essini their willing
?>?- Sea v.irk rlub foi
I.in;.. .Irish l>?
i Maxwell snd Tesreau
lumped ?m the band W;
k played shortstop
ti-,.- tan end intul ?In Lsc club, ol
n ? ni ?? i*
b?ttet\ nt ii;.* rate of 861 for 1II mi
whil? in Heldlns sverage wtfa IM.
r?-au had m ???n-i record with the Tor
rlub. of the International League, last j
v ? ni? fourteen and losing nin?- p?i
Tesreau "*s ti li McQraw ai :
lin rt| spring and sent back te
m:n?ii *- 1 ? ? isonlng
work say Ihsl h? stands s ?
??han?*'1 of Btli king In fast con |
nl, tli- ?liants ?tiiiltu- th? U
...m He wss ?"i. of
leading pltehers ?if the Southern Lee
n-11 ? ? :. ? 'i end loalns seven k?h
with "? played i
the \< f. Orleans and Birmingham cl
which ftnlshed the s< sson with
respe? tlvsl
*l he roster < f Ihe (liants who i
now m lud? dathewson, Ugvlln, H irl
Murray, Becker end Devore, of
snd J??i.;.*son. Jacobson, Munsell, I
paulett? ''.n.ii. Burns, Luby, B
id s< ,\?. II, ?if the recn
The ri ! "i ? was eli ul it?
? " Marquard was a hold-out, snd
f the wlary thai MeQ
i t'.i him. .!"<? O'Bi len,
th- ? lub, van! in r? gard to the
be ha?! not received Msrqtiard'a eontracl
vn ?nty <?f time. I le
bout the rumor, bul sti
thai there were many of the veterans t
-pied
r? would roi i"- si all surprising if M
, wss not quits up lo the m
)-. . | pitcher ?>f
Matlonal league 11 mus? be rerasmh?
th. i McOran earrlsd '?Rube'' aloni for I
< i,,. paying him a aals****] that
pit. b? i did not bsgis to nun Altheugl
Is prett) certain thai Marquard
tarreas? this year, ysl ihe clreumstai
are different from those in the ease
Alesander, of the Phillies who "??
fcia Hi i-1 ? ai M lb? i eme time Marqu
seat 1 a pretty penny, <t*
Mhrigaei ?f the $11,000 beauty Implies.
he can twirl the team Into another wor
he ?Hi Jum about equan
Mart? O'Toole, the expensive
pitching bric-a-brac purchased by tbr I'i
burgh pirates Issl summen, has signed
?esson. 1' was the s?-*<-on?l contr
that Man* I ? Brsl one be
returned, a?- it was nol entirely sa
o Too!?? ssyi thai his arm Is in line c?ni
tien no?, ainl thai h< expects to mak?
did record in the big 1? acne. 1
recentl) received a let
Bill Kell? hli ?t? on *
t.Paul team, who also wes bought by i
K r.r .<? - ?; the middle fini
II ? i siitf, and bo ?l?
W n. will be able lo play next s
sou. bul will S<> bOUth with lii? l'irul
?I'T-'.i. will *.*?. South about March I.
? for a f? ? * - honandoi
W \ .
i Int oh ing Reulbarh s
n nos romes oui thai Johnny Klii
nt the Boston Brave?, Is angling fqr Hat
Meint} ?. the spltball pitcher, snd Jlmi
?nan ?.f the Chica
?*?i!.. ii I is written to Charlie Murp
h ' 1er of the Cuba what he w<?i
take fe?* these two players. Murphy stai
1 i rank chance
to bear frr
th? : i.\ til?- end of tiiis w?
t" re* "' to Ihe trade Ii i** Murph]
Ith? ?* liofman, Zimmerman
r.?iiite i eii-i? \. who was once with Rrookl.\
el third If ? OUgh I*. 1
s i cet in Doyli one of the most promiali
young nl u ? rs In II -ue. !
fa*i and sensational fielder and a ko
? ?
111 ? ?\ wildly to grsl base.
Thomas J Lyn nl ?'f ihe N
tlonal league, announced last night that
t* ot the annual meetlt
1ih?i b? ? i, . i lied for February 13 In thla cii
at . n ?m he in-m m conjunctl?
with n- ?,'iimai i -hedule meetin
hoa ? I me? on th? Ban
? - i.k.
lb?*- star |
th- world'a champions, who la now m pa
? ? ii? tics and Qlanl
need no| ??hell sprii
training csnii legram to Conn
Ma M Iowa:
"Do ? ? think meningitis acare shoul
caus- you an) worry. Confined to ; ?
?round Dallas to great estant. No
Ban Antonio. Ken irted at Houi
tan. mostly children.''
Plan.? for the tr.unit'j,' tn*> of the Chlcag
n changed hy dropping Wet
; ractls?
far several yearn. Instead of stopping ther
for . ? il. ? rlub Will go dll ? ? tl
!? N? ? : .uni remain until March l
Thrn ti" i im ?.-.ill starl <>n Its trip nortli
Ward, Maying exhibition dates. Th
eis will leave for the South aboul March :
3 ddie l.i-iinn*. ? Brooklyn, signe
V 11 h I i,. . . ? , I ? , .
M Bngleweod, N J.
? i -i- tam of the Yale sunn
?mng team. Il?- su?.I- g \\. *-*. Howe
Who lay.
Jaek Herman, managet <>f '/.byogka i
?*ith William MuMooi
? Polish wrei tier may linish hli
training i? ? thi botil with Raicevich <>i
1 - <?; the u?*l
kno\- ? uH/ler <?t" inen.
will '??? i iH.ir At the sixth en
? tournament of the National Bowllna
n in settle ih? question oi who ii
th. champion. A diamond studded
an?*! b. offered and invita
lioiis will i.? issued to the following bowl
? ? meet in a round robin tournament:
?i? ?? ? ? '? city but now
ilo: '?len le? i and Im*,<
az. ??i
Ck i .:,- and cl? n RI :
-
II?:,
?>? ?? ' m? uta to ? itabliah a train-?
un* raini? in Ftermuda, fearing meningitis
He - ' I in takiiii-- no cham-ea with my
hoys."
DAMAGE SUIT IN BASEBALL.
'? " Ian. ; \ damage suit for
H00.190 was died to-day aK.i.nst t!>?- Na?
tional I!o itratlon, ihe National
Association ??f Professional Baseball <*lub.s
ami th?- Individual members ??: the arbitra
board, (Deluding the -sec-rotary, J. P.
i II. i'\ Cuy W. <;? ? i n, form? i* owner
??f ih? ! - . i... ? ball t-lub.
Th? SUll i- til? ?i In the 1? ?I? ral . i.m | nul
n had on I'i? i?|. i,t O'Neill
Of in?* "_? : ? ._
HOTEL NATION&t. Lucerne,
(?WITZ ?*?-.*?*?).
TW? i.*?t);ui tf&Kl tt Society Ct?it* Luiu-r
9 Cumlon. Superb Vmw o? Uk? V Nomiuu.
LAMY BEATS WOOD TiViCE
Loses One Race, However, in 3e
ries for Skating Championship.
S. v .1
Lamy, former amateur champion, srho re?
cently turned profasslcnsl, snd Morris
w',,,,,1. the preoenl professional cha
hagan s s?riai of skating * hare to?
day. In the Aral r?. i irais Wood
won. flnlshlag tv.n yards In front of l-aniy.
in 80 t
Lamy wi
quarters ? <? o mil?* snd one mile, In I
vi i*.. All times were slow.
*j ?,. ,. ?,* m oe i ontlnuod to-morrow,
DASHING PLAY AT SQUASH
Columbia and Harvard Clubs
Win in League Series.
11-, r\,? r?l were Ihe a Inning
teams in the champion hip aeries of Ihe
Metropolitan League Bquaah tournament
yesterday. The Columbio players .! fea ted
the Prlneeton club h?. ? ches to one
on the home cnurts. Harvard, likewise on
the hoi. ' '* ? sis matches to ?m*
against the -.i-itlnc t?*?ini from the H
Casino, of Brooklyn.
The best ..f th? In the Col
court:* was that In which H. i>. Bulkley,
ti... Columbia champion, defeated Armin W.
Rlley, holder of the Princeton tul.*, at 13?
i:.. U ?. |. Both plttyed a spirited
round the court same Thej hll Ihe ball
and sent it stinging about the walls for
clever nicks. Bulkley ?s*-* no! ?-> **|**eedy
as Rlley. but he made up for II b) 11
nesa pulling 01 t the match by n narrow
margin.
lfalaxaVn D, Whitman, once famous a? the
national lawn tenais champion, defeated
Charles at Bull, jr.. the leading string of
the Casino team, by the aootp ol
variety of stroke which Whit?
man employed snd hla quick changes ol
pace and direction caused him to sad
Bull all the was
Th? summary follows
Columbia vs. Prie ***t***i " '' ''? '? >?' ! ? ' :'?
lumbla, defcatad A. xx Rll? . Princeton, II
H
Mal in, ? lb?A
,? ..,. f , .... , : Hsreld Im
brte. I'?.....-...?.. ? Il E ?
I Phillip i- Boutllller, I
?*?"? l?* '?? ??? '** ., i i? i.
Whltn fosled Cbmrlea U. Bun.
Jr., II i 15 ?? 12 *> '
nay. H ' " ?-"?*? '' ?'
aino !? 15 1". ?. I? '? >': '? ?*? ***? '
Harvard d< r??a?*d Rudolph r,...-v.\. ?
aiao IS l?. 1S--7: a. P. ?an I
faaal d Ueo.ye Abbott. "?Ishis ' "'?o. ",. '
16 I" fi O v JiH
xev *X*llllaii ? II !-.-'? Caalno I? 10. IT-*?
,' ... .,. ,. . *?,. d.M-ate.i *****
hi.I -a,,!* > ' '' ?"' '' "
???sin... 1"* I, 15 ?
SWIMMERS HAVE GRIEVANCE
McGill Men from Canada Think
Yale and Columbia Dodged.
lloatrsaL Jaa. ? The McGIU Uolvi
swimming team ?returnsd from Ita trip to
?fork lo-d ?-'' BBtittsO?
with tl s n suit.
The tesm went to Sew Vork wll
of establishing competitive relatlona
with two or mor? callegea Arrans n
were completed i?>r four ?lual meet? one
-A.iti. ? \thletie Club, one ??itl. the
New Y..rk Athletic Club, the third with
mbla snd the fourth with . i?i<* The
M.ciii boys aay that after they mads auch
a good showing axalt-st the No* York end
? ? itv Athletic duba Columbia sad Tsle
cancelled their ?la?.?*. They furthei
1 that tho cancellation! were made .??
of the McQlll tsai
a-'
MEYER LOSES HIS RECORD
F. W. Rubien Makes an Official
Statement on Mooted Race.
Prede leg W. i
i . immlttee of tho "amateur AI
' l'nion, aftsr making a careful Invai
tion of the ISO-metre rst*e at the Loughlln
Lyceum games, in t ? '."'?? Regiment
Armory, Brooklyn, last Saturday, In ?vblch
Alvah T Meyer of Ihe Irish-American
Athletic ?'lui., wat* credited with running
llatance it? 10 3-t s....nr*s issued th?*
folios * ? tla>.
- meas?
ured with a ateel tape by li Ober tubes
sing, J W. Stumpf ami ';
and found io be 327.79 teel Allowing for
a correction of ?si of a fool ?t hundred
|he difference In standar?! between
liils tape and official lap.-.*-. I und Mey? r
Instead of II I It yard ,
whlcb is tin? equivalen! of
Thia ahowa the distance run to i
inclus -: ?.11 of tlie required ?llatance.
Watches ?ere held oa thla race bj C. J
Dal ton, Irish-American Athletic Club;
, .!. MrLoughlln, Irish-American AI
Club; Andrew F, Tully, Paulis! Athletic
Club; Harvey Cohn, Irish-American
letle Clul n Obertubesalng, IV? :
Voung M? tlan ?association, si.d
referes, W i?. Jones, of tha I
tthletic f'luh.
tai ter, John .1 McHugh, repoi ta
th. m? n i Io a perfect :-t.ii t. n.
**-1 *" *? i slightly In front of tha men, owing
tn ih<- crowding ?i< "he spectators, win.
also ? r'.wie.i the lanes, somewhat Inter?
fering with tli? vision ?.r the timers. Tho
atari ?>f thia race was m the old snnory.
Th?* roes rsn through a duorwsy snd fin
la .ci In ii.? n? a annex Sum?- ?,f the
limera romplained of a allghl harte In the
old armory, which la not lighted an wall
as the sew armory Others ?-tat?- thai this
was an advantage, enabling them to cleai
? ?? tii<- flash of ill?- gun Messrs Dal
inn. Mt-Loughlin and Tully reported
:. conda, *.\iu '. was verified by a mai
iiu? glass used by tha referee Th?
? I thai this was tin* ? ?in?-, t tune from
tha flash <.f the pistol
the officials asem t.> agri, t\ ,,* Meyer
finlsh?* about from two i" three yards
of H. ii-,ian.i. of the Xavier Ath?
iatlon, who heal Jan
berger by about a foot in ibl? I;i., ,,,,.
nun wore s|.ik.-?l slices, and the floor I
well adapted to running, as In this Mm?
srmon R Clugheo ian no ysrda in u *.-,
I'ls l,|| I'? l.JU.il y U, 1
' Esriier m the sv? nlng ii. Hand ian pev
ln the l?*0-motr< handicap, tart
in?; trono th? 1-yard mark The?race was
-?os In U ac -..n?is aft? i a Finish. Rub?
her ah. ? worn in thl
"" sssome thai Heiland ran
with spiked shoes m ,hl. ,
sftei warming up m u,,. handicap
rar,., ami us h.* baa shown much Improve
mean lately u is likely thai be ?an
to n aeoonda In the raes la rfoestlon sad
.ting him -", yards Meyei must hsve
run fauter thai? n aeconda, but hardly ??
In thro? -until
I snd i ?,m ..f ths opinion thai
under tha eentitlsaa the tlmsrs more than
I caughi the sound of ths pistol in
I of th? Hash, which accouau for the
' '"'" ?" ibe Haas, an i i will r-*com
?i iii.it th? record be not allowed "
DATE SET FOR 18.1 MATCH.
uni,.? n,,,,.,, euted re?tenla) thai ah
championship match with Qsorge Button
?*?** ????' ,v ' 1??!'' probably would be played
in Um grand i?alii?...ni sf tha ii ,t?i gator
uutjee bt is to p.t Button neat Wednea
+** '^U[ u" *bs IM eliampionahlp on
tiih.i I'huradai or Frttgty, Mar? h n oi I?
These Mat. s hi. ?,|)(.n sad bave bs. .
served until the ?inan ,,,..- ??. ;,?,,?.?,
bstween Botta? gpd him?,, ir Koppe said
thai Imm?diats!] sftsi tit. i?_ balkllne
lie would begin , ran . ?i ' u,j
agslnsl th? I...-I opponents, both ,
Blonal or amateur, that be could Uij?x
FIGHT i WANDERERS TAKE LEAD
Poggcnburg Runs Away from His to! Si. Nicholas in Furloui
Philadelphia Opponent. Hockey Bailie on lor.
WINS BY A WIDE MARGIN WIN IN AN EXTRA PERIOO
Makes Fair Average in Spite of
Some Hard Luck at Criti?
cal Momei?s.
Despite
bits ?.f h rd lui i* at critical stag? ? ol the
i i ? rdinand Poggenburg d ifeated
lu waiter i: ni. nil, inn i, of Philadelphia,
, ,.; , ? i ? || i ... 177 in
;he national Claw A IS.! balkl ne champion
ship tournament al th? Hanover Club,
lj n The baila prov? ?i a trifle rebel
for the form? i national amateur
,, a freeze when,
from the manner In which Poggenburg was
playing, thing were mosl promising. This
,,; cutting down Ihe av?
ai the winner flnlshed with II I-?, with high
rum 0f | .. |. nd M. The Phlladelphian fell
i?. an average ? ; I ind hut beat lan
Inga were SO, SI antl IS.
After Poggenburg had been the victim ol
the cue ball hugging up to the red or the
white at the mosi inopportune occasion it
seemed as If ii mi-jiit affecl his gam? As
t riif>?i away from ihe table sftef an
?tuai effort t" solve one freeae b)
masse. Tom Oailsgher, ihe referee n
mark-id laughingly thai he Beamed to be
the Dr. Cook of b lllard
Throughout the ?-outest Poggi nburg rolled
the Ivories In close formation Percj Col?
lins, ? . j outh, \. bo atated that he
was only eighteen years "f age. and si? la
the youngesi competitor that ever -
fot the honors, watched the Rrsi ''art ?if
the match. He was Interested In Pog
burg's shorl ?rail method. Collina called
.,.? -n on Dr. I'lfenheini? r to saying thai
the latter ?ii?i nol aeem to ?*??? position, snd
that, for the time at hast, the Phlladelphian
displayed no conception of angles,
One of the apectstora remarked ft*-* the two
tork their places al the table for th? I
that l>r. Uffenheimer, with his J' ' black
han-, arched eyebro*wa and tilting muetache
and goatee, appeared I ke a preatldlgltator
who would nmke the ivorie:- do all sorts ol
trickery?he thought he might even btii\gan
omelette out of the centre of the table. Bui
ii was n?>i the doctor ? ?lay f?n* working any
magic. He bungled tin- opening shot. an?l
It required the Inspiration of Poggenbi
massiv* collection of a on his peesnd turn
a: the table to k? t him t" work oui a run
ol :;.
There wa i. prett) bit of feathery nurs?
ing contained in the ?entr?* portion of the
former chaptpion'a run thai ahowed him t i
be In ex .client stroke, even if Inclined lo
in i trifle uncertain at times.
Just what this uncertainty amounted to
?as ri v? gled si the Ucderkrani play?
ally delved into the ciphers. He
?te&dily ?irew ahead of the Phlladelphian.
i*, snd as he favor, d i ? email? r
scum. * ends of tiu- table and car
romed lightly from ball t<> ball, cleverly
making use of the abort table drive, Ih ran
m? to a total of '77 for his first plat
with an avi rag ? ?? ? he *. ****** left
Dr. ("ffenhelmei
Pogg? Ifted Into hli laKi hundred
I Hs If
f??urtii inning, with Ita accompanying count
of M, w.?s ii n, . (crful f'lt of piul tsl'l?- pi r
iriK He k<;.; the ? -;? ball lldling Ir? :
to the white or ihe other ?
.?lwa>s holding them so ? i* ? make
Il appear tha l were Invisibly strung
run was t< rmlnatsd a \.- -??
rsl ball k:-:?e<i <?ri ih.* tecsad in a
delicate niaiininte
Tin score follows
o ? -.*?. .*?., 27 ?* " * .i, J
i*.'. " " ii : 24 2 . i t.* .* i
o. t?. m '? ?? n t
i .'i?i 44.
n. v. ut. r r. i - - ? i | ?
*: 17 n *.* o - i n n is, i " *
n.
7. 4
I'I...
the si had ever a? en hli
before, ? 'hai i< - ?*" ? onklln, ?.f ?
holder of the international chami.
won the evening game in the tournai
He d< tested l >r W liter G I tougla . ol the
Amateur Billiard flub ol Neu -iorl b)
oi s nl WO polnl I o 229 ? 'onklln made
an average ol *-i?. ..', ai ?i his besi runs
were three lalllei of SI each Di D
flnlahed ins iti Ing with rui i laod ?*
The feature of the ?at ter's work wa
? ii: nul nu sbol
i . i:\im; ?; \.\ii;
Llisrlei '" t'onklin iwtilt? hall) '.' *.*:' ?? 21 *ji
12, 17. I?, ?' ?*?. 31 7 2S, :il I. I *.. II ..
21. '->? 0 1-. I, :?. II, "J7 2, la i .
Toi ? ? 13 IS-32 hull
1,81 i
Dr. Wi ? I. 12, 14. 2
1 o n 0, 0 51 ?0, " ^ '? Q ; *js ??
0.1 I. 8, - 2, - o ; qml ?HB
7 12-31; I ? -, ii
Still
I*. I, ?. . I ,,? . ?
The fourth and fifth matches of the tour
natnent will be decided to-day In the
matlnei * Percy Collins, the young
Chicago plsyer, will meet nr IValtei I
iff -nil? ?mir, of Philadelphia. Th.- ...
on al the table will bring I Ionia U
Brown, of the Hamilton Club, sgslnst Di
Wan?; i. Douglas ot the Amateur Billiard
Club of N? w York
Q-torge <;. Baxter (ISO) wan eliminated
from the triple its for first place, when
Morrii D, Brown, of the Hamilton riuh,
playing from scratch defeated him by a
-i ?a. of 308 to IH in the amateur handicap
tournament of IS.1 balk line billiards at th?*
Ki i? i.? til??? k? t Academy, J*iooklyn, 11 I
night.
AMATEUR POCKET BILLIARDS
Entries for First National Tourn-**-/ to
Close Next Monday.
\t a meeting oi th? committee In rharge
af ? i .,? ? .., .?!-. itour pocket bll
(pool) championship, which la la be
undei th< .ui.ti.ni ?jf Hie National
elation of Ama!?m I'.niai.i Players, ihe
place of ?Mridlng th? tournamem wa daslg
lei da . Hs ihe Amateui Bl?liai i
ciiiii of New fork, Broadway ami 7fth
it will begin on Monday, Match I,
while the entries will clos? nexl Monday,
?-? in iary I, ai boon.
Tins is (tie dt-1 lime i i p,,,,i
tournament for a naiiona! title has baa?
In this ? ountry ami all mat? h< a will |
1 ?n i ?*? balls. The competitors lo be
eligible mus? .form i?> the rulea <?r the
to amateur stand
'
The < ? ;.it". In charge <>f the tourna?
mem im?tales William V. Tilt, champion
of the N?-w y.uk Athletic Club: Richard
E ? ret? 1 nu 111 Haii. r ?;. 1 tougtaa
-.
LEVY WINS AT BILLIARDS.
defeated M. j. Doy?
in the third of the Anal aeiiea of match?
for the national Class c ivj balkllne eham*.
plonshlp lust night b] the acore of MS points
1* l-M in tiie M?.iiiiiiK*-i?i. icadeiny 1 .???.>
played slower than usual, falling to an
avi rags ?-t IM-lt, and his high ran ?.,. a,
The summary follours;
li *'? h ? I. ". '?. I. ?'.. a ;:. 1. 1. 1 .? i 7 1
" - 17. <>. 0, 0, n. 0, n. .-,. 0, o lot o ?i
- ?'? 9. lip. *. 2. .-?. .. 1. 1. 0. r. g
? 1, 1 ?*.?.*.. .1. n. ,-,. -?(-ii, _,?,
9. I, 0. 0 9 i *.' o -.'. 7 " I L o t s
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? e n,4. .. lotii. n*:. -wrac*. 1 117.75." ' '
J.'.i'.i?, ir ottlsger.
Four Handed Tic in League Face
Broken by the Hard Won
Victory.
Standing in Amaifvr
Hockey Leapuc
WmU. letmt. .' <
?.(.uni? r.?. ... ;. I
'**?? '..u. \. I . '.' I sss I
< i? *.???.( \. t . ? I .sss I
-i. S'lrhalaa . - -' MB
?I l..-\ ? I ill . II .1 .01.11 j
h a game scintillating with harp plays
Ihe Wanderen Hq i ? ? luh leven ?'?? *"?*-. i a *'.
r \i. hoi.iH leant, 7 gaala lo
st Nicholas l.ini: last night. .:" ?
did tha opposing aldea plaj thai sn extra
period '?v.l.- ;
xi the outsit tin* Wanderer? teemed un
ahl? io get going in their usual form, with
ti,. rc.'uit tint si. \i> hols? pilo i *<,? sn
earl) advantage that" would have m ..i
Certain ilcf? at against a >?
romblaatlon than this all-star In
i . It la "*"ilb) "f mention
that while four of the Wats re Ca?
n -, nal i aim le member of I;
even t ohms from across tha boi
? i. i. in fact nearly io a ?pan th? *.
former collegians. St. Nicholas, in fa.?, i.
i be only team in the tmateur Hocke)
i< u ide up sol?is of American playera
h would h.? h.?i?! to (hid two more i.rill
lanl ; a W. Kellowei Morgan, Jr.,
and Chew, Ihe rover ami lefl wing, re
?pectlvely, Cor St. N'i.-hoi.is. Between Ihem
Hi.;, made nearly ail th,. goals credited to
their side. Both li.nl apsed, hut they aacrl
fi.?.i individual ?fToit f.n t.*.-?m work, ?.mi
tin* way they passed would hsve ?ion.?
? i*.lit t.. even a pair "f profs al?nala On
the other hand, those sturdy Canucks, n.il
? >l .\lc? ?null, to ,-a\ noil,?in- ?>f |?,
who cam?* lure originally to p|a) with the
Nea \otk Athlet^ Club, i*.n al the elev?
enth ii'ini. for Bome mysterious n
awltch? i i?? the Wsnderers, w**n- all
masters at I ho ait of dribbling ths puck
snd ahootlng it ftr.ui nil aorta <>f dirh. uit
angles
Th*> Wsndersrg, by m.ir victory lasi
broka the quadruple ti<? f??r first
place, the team having won three {ram. <
snd loal on? Possibly it was due to the
unusually severe ganas last t**rlday nlghi
with the Creso nt Athl? thai
th.* Wanderen atartad ?*?? alowly a^ainat
ih<* Si \i. h"i ip. tor from the .*i
u th.- Araorlcas team carried n?e oan*
test to th?* o|i|io.-iitioi,'a territory O ?
Iy ih. If? ? (rath would br? ak up an
advance by th<- ?.th'-r aide, ami in a ir*
i,'.'t tin- puck for one ?.i hia apectacular
? i.? hea in the early minutes "f the Hist
Ver, ? >? r . shot r! r, . I. ,1 at II,
Ht Nicholas i..' was aureeaafully M
h.- Washbuni, who i n peculiar
*.r foai kesptag ii'' frequently Mops
th? imrk wlih hla its *
?m apparently Indlffen nl awing of l
gives th? m . ?
in atopplng th i ..**.?? ? -' .?H
Th?? hr-t i?'..al sf I
i- Motia-.n f r Bl Nicholas
Harvard player taking the pu -. on -
from Stanley Th? lima
ml???,i. ? . .. ? a tl ?ft?
IB! Ihe del
du?* to ihe : I of II? ..
M '?lath ll.il in,ui Snd I
port un lies to i II
["he i ' ' ? - scond
f u Bl Ni <?:.. ? *i lei twelve n
!
fr.i i Wander
nal . Into
Wanderers' camp when less than ??
miniit* Stanl?
?
wa Mock? ?i b) >.' i**, bul It r.
f. m t* ?t m ft ont ..f the . . befo
in. Vet? ran gogiki epei * ouU
-not ths ? ubbet In
The t?am had hardi, t* ?.? . ? *- .
Wh? n t ? , .1 into
si \ ,i. lerrlt?
acrlmmags m fronl ?f the n? : Ha
: i ? \\ .ind. I . . . Morg ni
I ?mam t..r St Nicholas aft. a Chew's
loag ahoi i ii t*.? iron rod si i
lad oui las! goal
..r the mat .mit was mad? n un?
it -I. a., thai the tea. lefl
With th?- count 4 to ; in i.i,,u ..
Th.* Wand? t- ' ? began lit? ? "
In whirlwind fsahioa, Bulgi
alone fi am the o|x u ng fs< ? ofl In i ??.? uty?
? mid i thai i minutes
latei i: took the pu? k again and t ?
i a d it to McOrath, ? ho m ored I
maule the.ni i ail About this time i oth
sides were playing Ihe fastest km i .,
hockey, and U seemed slmoai Impo
thai the* would be ahl?- to maintain auch
ai ? ? ?I without .?r
Aftsr six minutes and five second? >.t
La? ken ? ored again for ih? M
era \\ sshburn stoppe I the ?imt, ; .?
l< fl the cage ?.?lear, and thl move
i fatal, Lacken being to . ape? dy f.-i
him. Ths Waadsrsra ihen .im.igh,
Harmou being eent off for irip'i?i,?* ?.no
Oaros i" ils ilng Lasck? n also h id lo go
i" Hi?' aide foi three minutes Chea tied
tl. , i.iiiiis* the puck into the
n. I SflSf* .<?' ? IVltlg It on a past* fion |
?an Hum.,n SOOTOd RSXI [Ol till \',,,n
?!?-.eis in a s. i minia,..', and ?n.-n ? low "-??t
snothei for si. Nlcholsa on ? ?Ids ahot,
the aseond ball ending with the acore liad
si '. to ?.
AMbough both aldea were manlf?
tlrsd, the) k? i?i right on, tha puck
Up and down th.* let With gt*eal : |.? d It
?'?? iiud as if one aide ... ihe nih, . would
slmoai ? ..-i% minute, bul ihe ?
keep? atara i anege i to Int? r?
? - ?I I'm.alls. alt. t tliiit,*,-,, minuit ,n ?!
twenty-throe asgoads, M?*Qrath gol tha
puck and darting through ths opposing
Una, .-hoi ihe dectalve goal,
Th? i ummai y toUowa:
tVsiMJcrers ?7? i sill? n -i \, .,,,
:i . V w .M....,,
?' l"' '. , ltlrliai.1?
?""'"??.' ? '" I
Mulg.t .It
i ,
1!"M.! . }? \* .'.'.'. '??.,,?,?.. n
Kianl? v
i lampbrll
Mi-uratli . i: \\
(loali Wanderers Harmon (2) Lacken cu
Km?. ? tatlirath ill?; St. NI? hol.,?., \; ,? ..,, ,?",'
''le a i ;., Kuril? v Pen ?III. n ,
for trippln?; I ai K. n .!,,. , mitl ,
iripplna liar?. '??>, .?.? min ,
??ar? ... in.nuit, i f.,? irlppini | . .,k,- i?,',
inlnut? ? i .i iripplna i;..,.,.., n vvima- ' n. ?
tora A. ? AasU.ant n r.i,.- u.?
?lu?. Cual urnpln .1 i
Nlcholaa, un.i AI Wo.,.
<?.'..II-*. S|, l,|,||,a ?,,,,,..,, ||
P? Ball n,,,, i- v\ i ,-, ,,,,, _. i ,
I. Van lt.iii.uii, Tin,, ?i balvaa Twerati mi?,
III, I ,n,ll
Some lively hockey will be played wh. n
Ih* Saw voik Athletic Club and >i? .
<?? m Athletic Club t.- ?ms ?, el for tho tirai
.ci. nils season, oa Frida- night, si the
St Nicluilaa Rink Hotii train, ere fight?
ing hard tor the lead in thi tmateui
Hock. ? laoague -ace, and, apart tram thl
t.? h ?, am hai two l?*n.*' on the chumo.? it
ship trophy, with the chance that the rc
aull of this year's battle will ?*iv.
tl??' <ith.*r permanent poaaeaaion. Indi, ?
liona i ?un; to a pa? u? ,i i.....
JAY GOULD IN TOP FORM.
PI II'.??lelpnla. .Ian .".. Ja] Could, the
world'a amateur court tennis, champion, do
toted F. ? TMnpkin ,
Racquet Club, here to-day, by I |?< i,, g
n ??u exhibition mat. b, Ths . wa
?i-i. 51, IS.
England's Champion Swimmer
Talks of Olympic Games
Concedes Only On?
Race to Americans in
Discussing Aquatic
I ro^ramrne.
t | Bngtand'a champ!?
awlmmer snd the world'a reoord hokler i<
? damper an he ?*iiane.
of tl a in Immera in 1111-- country at ti
? \\ ,,,,,!, n Ita gholtp, Bwedei
nexl July, in a latter to a friand I
i;.,n. . ?uni While Hi?'
ling, they rouM be ai
, .? , .. m MriOWH
u w men in ihe Bwimming world bette
qualified to .eilige.
He expr?s es Ihe ??pinion thai H 'H **\
In Hie 100-metre swim thai thla eountr
bas thi i?*.'i chance to win from the loi
ampl IMaas, ami thai la ihe rrla
ra? a, ?if a '?i? ti the critica here fi el ?omt
oonfldant, our ewlmmsrs can hardl:
lu belt? t* then third. His selectiona, li
fact, ai ?? centrary In tat ' ? ' kt ??*
of ihs looal enthusiaata
in the I a ' relay eont? -t. f?u* In
.-lam*.. it was (Irmly believed that (Jerraen?
Australia and the iTnil ?i Btatea woul?
tight it tul Batteraby, I pwevi i. pick
Hungary toe Urs) plat snd Rngtand foi
even a mrtitlon of tin
i larmans, -.-...? si ?? feei ed Ik re.
Km Ute Isa-metra sprint McOIIIIvray
Prlsell and Hebner are thoughl i>y tin
Englishmen t?? deserve flrti eonsMamUoa
with ahoul equal chances, and In 'his hi
^ with our judf?"-.-?, but when it fottifi
to the MO ami 1,800 mi tre awlms, ho entire?
ly o.? riooka Taylor, Hodgson and himself
in crown Longworth, <?r Australia, lie re?
marks, Incidentally, that ?England "?i have
in the water s much weaker team than ;t
did in ItOS, and that It la doubtful if h.?
himself will he ahl.? t?> take the trip to
Stockholm, oaring to unusual Lnialncij
pi essuie.
Tho one-mil?1 champion also in at var??
an? ?? with our critics In the Ma-metre back
.? Theee who are postsd here aro'In?
clined to kIv?' Hebner, who holds the
world'a record "f |*MM for 1?)0 yards, a
elear read t<> the title, with It Taylor, or
England, ami Prosa, of Ctormaay, next la
line. Battereby, however, deetarea himseit
in favor <>f Weckeeeer, of fleimsnj
.The difference in opialoa I.-*? oarried ?sa lo
the '.wo breast ttroks ?venta i*"or the ***>
metre MeDermott, of thla oountry; itohin
sd 11..im .n. of Rngland. and Berthe
ami I. :.-!/.?>a. of (lirmany, ara K-'iierally
eoastdersd on an even footinn. hut the
British expert lik.-s Toldt, of Hungary, for
lust placo, wi'h Courtmaa, of Baglan?^
? in the esVasetre *wim he gtves
T. S. BATTER8BY.
England's champion awimmer and world'a
??m-ri-.ll>- record holder.
preference i?> Courtesan, inst'-a.i of Barthe
and LuetaOW, who are liked h
in the fancy high diving off the l^metne
platform ha picks Joaaneen, of Bereden,
for tit.- championship, and in spite ef the
hopei for victory by Oaiddlck, the national
title holder, there la no denying that be
eauee of the dissimilar m?thode <t jndr?i.ik;
obtaining tier?* and abroad a vary thing **iii
he In favor of th<- Ba? At
Regarding the ?rick dUiliK Off tlie :?-inetro
springboard, Battersby confesses himself to
t ?? totally al sea ami unable to pass ?, y-i
diet. Besides the foregoing predi<-tloi,s he
arnds th? Interesting information that Will
lam Poster, ih?- Lancashire lad. who irave
Taylor some of his liest races ami who
has to his credit g ?-naiter-mlle in bM'l
and a one-mile murk ef -?.O**-., lias re turnet I
to competition, and will he a me nahet ?>i
Bngtand'a relay team neat aumaser. Aid??,
that llaynes, g newcomer, who will be
entere?! in the ]no-met re swim, r?*cently
covered loo yarda lmioois in i% attende.
?HEB GOLF DATE S
Women's Metropolitan Tourne
To Be Held in May.
Delegate! from Iwenl odd chiba ne
? .i .-tin..*- of tha \v?ii
litan ? ?oil ?Vbsqi .iiton at t
r? -ni. ..-,? of Mr? M i? Peterson-, Me
??lav Tbeg lost i
time in deciding to hold the nexl aetofl
hip toui nemenl
i ? rood i 'ountrj I 'lutn hi
May pi s\Au tl
cholee On? lay i lurnamsnta are t?> i .? ??
i POUTS gOd Sgaln i.? vi - i "ii snd svet
?sesmas srsrt I : r these atleaatloe
Clube that offered their HhKm for tourl
la in the spring were tho Korest l(
i ? ib 'i" Morria County Oolf Clu
the Richmond (Jaunty Country < lub ai
the i - ? ??.?If Club Mrs I'alers?
?il-?, dona I >? * '?? for n BaMuatol i 'r**
?h?. Rnglowe? <i ' 'ountry ? lub m<
desire for a da) In th.- tall Mo
??f ti. affaire will be erranged later i
the dlscretl m of lb? ? tecutivs committee.
in .?? ni ?m- ?? s i'h ? const I tut too
sm< ' .live t tmmltt? ?? *?*??
i.a????! irmii live to aevea. The folios
President, Mrs M D Paterson, BaRmm
? Mrs 11 i uto
Ullt!"J ? I i!>. -*-? '" ' n v, Ml'
i. Krug, Knglewood country Clul
irer, Mrs II i: Bto? Itton, l-iainftel
?'omit*, ?iii? The executive commltt?
.' .>f 11 ?? aboi ?? officers and Mr
l* i i? ... Montclali '?"If Club; Mi
. r Ceblacker, lleckenaach ??"if Clul
Mia i I in? r -JVhH ? ?. Moi n-< Count
Oolf t'lub
The ??ill?*. < s ar.* m a? u? . i?. el
Kr .k i ikes the pla? ?? va
i i. Mrs K i*'. Baaford as secretar]
rral ? nihui lasm a Ith regard to lb
< ??m11iK season ?.. ? expressed, snd lbs del
?Kate- declared thai they would do thai
perl toward mustering a repr?sentatif
t.? be sent over te Philadelphia (??
the ("jrlscom ''ne This year'a Inter-ell
n i.v lights i" Innga to the i .?? ? ?-??
on, i"i' ihe Metropolitan Assoftetloi
turn through failure to hav? a tsaa
'? n la ' ;xr\ng.
Among tin- del? get? i pr? ?? nt nt ) rater
?lav n ? ? t.i, . \?.i. Mi i .\i i ? Patersoi
snd Mrs N i" B i# rn, ?if Baltuarol; Mra
. ' M Krank Bnoa ??
Kngles.i. Mis ii it Blockten, Ptalafleld
Mrs ?hihi smith and Mrs Vanghn, liolb
wood; Mrs .lam* ? Barcia) and Mis t". tf
i r *.? i ..i. i. naack; Mrs Irving an?
.Nti < Beeman. Richmond Couaty; Mra Roe
> m nil Mi i... ? ? ' m m s. Miss Roeen
beim, Deal Mra ffrayne, Dunwoedie; Mrs
lv !?' Banford, tSssex County; Miss Oeorgl'
anna m Bl bop, Brooklawn; Mrs u K
Whitney end Mis Bumner. Nassau Mra
Prsser, Cranford; Miss i, Urabem, Nortli
.1, i.-? \ . ,\ii i*' i' i '.m..hoc. Montclali
Mrs I A W.h Uff ami Mrs II I : **.,|
mon, l?>i..-i Hill, Mrs .luilv.ui. Sars.lal?,
i.:- moi w httne). Morria i -ounty.
BENEFIT FOFTToF M'GINN
McFnrlp.ncl. Brown and Other
jBoys to Box in Good Cause.
Ail arrangements have been completed
i .. th? '. atitnonlal benefit for Jo?. McQinn,
ihe retei ? writei. who is crltl
? ii at a hospital in Brooklyn, at the
I'aiini. Allein. Club, of Th?- l!ron\, t?.
nlght.
T'ne advance sale, which is at popular
.M., i , been extremely large. Law). i .-.
doctors, polltlelane, actors, sporting men
ami Irishmen "f the \.irions aoeietlea with
which McQinn for yeava has beea con?
i n.i\ ? taken blocks of -eats and
lull*. >'...? *.*..iffered Ihe u i of
tin? clubhouae and li a? ting tree surer of the
fund, ably ass) tad in managing
mu by Dann; Morgan, .loe Humph?
reys, Dan McfCetrick ami Mr. Siewun, -. v
retar) >>f the club. Qibson .-.a>.-i tbe aban
\tj|| hi* one of the la si of 111?* klml 0Vt| .-?'ell
in New I"ik
uiii Btnghara a'"1 his troupe ?if Japaheee
wrestiera will appear, while Tom Jenkins
Will no on Ih* mat with lluicevich. Some
Of th.- boxera who will appear are Packe)
M? -l?'ai land, .link ? ?ix'ilnian. "Knockout"'
Brown, Mike Qlbbegs, Ja.-k Denning, Joe
Jeannette ami Al Palter. Qhootg "f n,,.
lorag ago ?iii walk again when Jack Me
Auiiff?-, tin- retired undefeeted llghtweighi
chani|iH'li of tue woiln, ci?. .? gtOVOI With
pal lian gin 'm ..i th? presta i IM pound
men of the leal detade, Mike Dono van.
win? once foughl lohn I.. Sullivan, also will
app u in action.
McGoorty Wins Bout on Points,
in Spite of Injured Hand.
iMiio m ?'...or?--, u a mtddlssrolgbi I i t
from Oahkosh. Win., had the better of
Walter t'offcy. o- .?-.m Ii .?mise?*., in u, ten
lonnd bout at the Kairmount Athletic ? hit?,
of The T'ronx, last nlnht. The B n*e w I *
fast, and the battis IntSTOStlng at all I
an?i McGoorty showed in no uncertain
manner t li.it ha? la ore of tha g ItSSt bag?
ers In th.- middleweight division.
Karl y In the contest, the third round to
be exa.-t, he Injured his right hand so that
'..i unable to nue the meiiilaer for 111tie*
el?.* i.r blocking for the remaining rounds
of the battle. Apprised of the handicap
. which bia rival ??i? worklm-, ? off. y
f.'.iKht with redoubled agssd ir. ti?- el
round-- and n a mSSSUre CUl down the
lead an pointa whlcl UcQoorty had
up n aras nal euf?ctent, however, and
MrOoort) was 11 .tear wiiin?*r r.t? points
M i ,.,...*. > ? .;, i be i. ??! snd forced the
f..r the ?.n ster psi t of lime
II* ?at... .1 off al long range and allowed the
besl left hand book ihai New "for-k
i oi? KltsstrasasM boaed bass
under ihe llortoa law. He iia.l 11*? -
1'.n. - w art sad when he pleaaed wiih ,i
world ?.r snappy *-|?..-d if i.e h,?,i had free
USS of his rlghl hand Hier.* \g littl<- doubt
in the minds of iniiiiv present thai he
would have ki.k>*<i Coiffe) ?>ui within ti??.*
rotinda
On defence the v. laconal i man waa equat
I) .n.*c ive He btoeked prettily ,.ni ducket
..-u of some tight sltuatlona. Fast ?>n bis
f.?t. in? made few false Iseuls, bul hs moved
at tie rlghl tints snd many <?i Ooffey'a
? hardest wallop.-* missed by wide msrgtna
?.?ii.. boxed Hi?? same haul?* which has
maiK d hla Bssti m lights a ragged
fighter, he was willing to lake a chance,
i.ni in? eras elon in executing and lost ssv
eral ??pporiunit
Tho nun ti.I.II. d srouad for a niiuute,
when Coffsy I'd IWS left*? for Hu> hca?l
wiifch fell short McGoorty then missed a
lefl an?l an exchange ol light bodl blowa
?tas followed ; .. clinch MoOdorty ??.
off ,i left lead and StOQd lbs native son UP
With a Solid hit hook on ll.e Jaw. Twice
more the left w?nt ...er, I.ul OottSJ anSS
strong II?* shot a solid light to the ear,
hut walked into a 1-ft on Hi? law that
i??ired htm 'ni badly,
Thre?' i. it hooks crashed home to fogey's
jaw in Hit' third round, ami, brushing his
opponent's toda t.? ..n.* aide. Mi i h
smashed him with a bard left hook. ?nfi? > :?
?at?,?in S is apparently ??otic. bUl ?tt lilt?r
\ai. i., lashed oui with aetld blowa rn
markad snd calm. McQiJort*. outboxed him
easily and blocked or smothered his man.?
hardest Mows
i'offe> took th?' gggrsjaoivs m th.* fourth
i ...m,I. ,in,l. forcing hi- man into a ?orner,
trh-.l to fiel over tin* right for win.h Ii. is
.* *i McGoorty watched that lead ears?
fU)ly, however, ami kept ?nit of ti??uhle.
Th.* CrShbngb boy hurt CoiffS) wiih h l.fi to
tltS body, hut lio material damage was
done
Mi?li?xrrty was m (??mporary dlstrsa In
in.* sixth round. wh.*ii CoiffS) ?aught him
with s solid right on th?' lau Tho Now
land.*.I Itlgh, hut the .Vlx? oli.-dii SOXST
lue, hed m?o a Clinch ami hung on ?or ?l>*ar
hi.. II* re..??., ted, hut ?'.?lfc\ slowed linn
up again with another tlilit and left to
tin- body, a good general, Mc<3oorty walked
m feinting and bUtttag, bul Coffsy had the
better of the round
"YOUIJg" Httwu, Hi? local i'.*.?llu?: w elgin
easil) outpolntod "Qattllng" .?lanieii, ?.f
Brooklyn, m a i... t i?.. round bout at
Brown'a Gymnasium last ninht.
ST. JOHN S COLLEGE FIVE WINS.
si. John's Collage, of Brooklyn, won a
fuHi an.i mtsrnstlng i>.?*-.u.*t'?iii gsaaa torn
the lienssel.n ; Polytechnic ItiHtitUte. of1
Trgy, In the former*-, g?, iniiasluin last night.
The ?jcoic anta -'I tu I*.
Th?* line-up follows :
si .i.iiiiis i;i:'i. Paattloa. gees. 9*miy. IM*)
K m.It I .??ran?*
Trace].'?? I-'.Harr
llallor).?'. H. n>um
Cranny. L ?? .Klnlock
Hin, hill.It. <i.Uoodell
?ahstltstaa Prlenoll .?>? Cranny. Hyrno for
i ne ... IfeUonaM foi QoeSeil, ileala frotn field:
?l. John? Ki-.i ill, Ti?..? Uli. Mallo.
ti? inn '??,>. Hin. lull i.'.i I.?-mi?, iai-i l'olj in lui.
Qraue, Han . ;.. Iloustea 19), KlnlmK. Uoala
from '?'ni ii.i.* i.?. Houston i.i Referee
loin Tfcarpe. ?'uluinbia. Time of balsgs Twesty .
aalaaisa eacu. J
Mi NEWS OF IM
New Registration Plates Are Due
for Use To-morrow.
LAW WILL BE ENFORCED
No Excuse This Year for Failure
to Obtain Credentials_Local
Office Crowded.
Thi, i- the lesl .lay erf which the ,?,
automobile registration plate? wl!] h? r__
?gnlstd in ,,,.. ?Ute r,?ier ,,,? r,.,|w| "'
to-morrow marks the heglnnlng of the new
*'?'"" ' ' ? and ihe up-to-date cZ
dcntlela will <??,:,,,. into efTect. both for cuu
ami chauffeur* The ?ow reg,.-.tratlon pS
' "? letter on .*. urarlet background ar.
'?i Unfamtlter to the man on the Mrf<}L
manv automobfHsU having use,| ,*,?,- /*
nome time. r
According to Kdwsrd l^zaiiskv. -?^
l?n ";' Bl ill ;?i. i*, vi n i,, no pt|1?J
'? r dilatory ownera t'-s
ih< re Was last year. Then there'was tS
excuse thai the law -vas ne-** _?,., th?
the "liier automobile department at Alb-y,.,
had been badly overworked, and, in g^
tion, ha?l h.-ei, held up by the failure of
the ?ou?ra, lei i : upply the put*, a>
.icatlonH.
Mr. Lesansk! hua s? tit orders :o the m.
thortties all <?\er th- -t.,t. thai failure to
iy Hi?- u, n registration plates on tni
after Kebruui | I ??hall he a. sigiel far
arreet in Mr. Ustaasky't opinion every
oppartunlty has been offered ewnera to reg.
i-tter their cars, ami ?'hauff.-urs to obtain
their licences, ami there will N ,, vajW
? i -us?, t.. i, tPJtied it ia understood that
in this ?ity. mi .nstamp, a man will not
even he aHowed to-aaorrow to driva his
?ar to the Autoateblla Bureau foi hi? n?>w
plate.
There has been, therefore, some ?soagae
tion ai*>ui the local bureau for the ?sat f?>w
?lays. Darmtta ami chauflsura ataad la im?
for in hour and a half yesterday before
their turn ?.-eme t.? ?.bum the necessary
credentials. There are nine such bureaus
in various cities throughout the stat?*-, ..f
Which the one In this city Is by f^r ti,
most important. Probably 5?> per rent of
all the reKlstratl-.iis will be made through
the Xew Vork ofh ?
It is possible, but iiiuik?ly. that f.ll the
applicants will be supplied by this evening.
Ysettfdai afternoon the crowd was so large
at the lo.-al bureau that it appealed prolv
ablo that many would be turned away.
To-day. being th?? la.?t chance, the throng
will probably bo greater. Ho. it" the u?
Is strictly enforced, many mach ?es ar?
likely to remain In their garages for a day
or two.
1 R. Hollander, of th" Fiat AUtoieeMfc
Company, has been notified by tha parsnt
Company lu Turin. Italy, of the engage?
mem of i>a\hl Bruoe-Brown to -irh? in
the Prench Orand Pris, lie is now woeeM
ing who the American driver's team mut??
In the c?asele will be Wagner, u*.e Preasl
star, he considere a certsinty for o.-i-j of
the ear.?, and he thinks there Is a rluiice *??
for Bordlno, th" young Italian driver, p)
obtain the third car. Bordillo u only a
youth, but la vary highly thought of In ttn)
Turin (eetory, where be has workod sin?*e
in ;.ts Iwtlva yeara eld Last year h?
drove a Fiat agi a mile nt tie ta' >f lit
miles an hour an ihe bea?*h at ?apDurn,
England.
The elimination of part?? In .-lUto-nnbllr*
BecaoM ? - ? of o.-rr th*
luncheon tab!- : ? ? 'lub grill
r?joiu a day or two aso. ?ire man contend"
t.l tua.I it WOUld Rot "? possihie to gf
rid of on?* thousand part?, as one or two
?It-signers claim to have don
"II may be pocalMe." said one of the
*. . -uns. if a man trlet haul, lor otiee I
knew a man who pulled dewa a caTi *a?
when he reassembled it he I Iva
pi?. at tor which he eouhl Inl ?
just threw tliem In the s?-rap heap.
ami the < ar ran aa w< And ii*
Waen't evea ir.Mtig to eliminate.'
.CROSS AFTER M'FARLAND
This Causes Morgan and. Brown
Some Anxioufl Moments.
Danny Morgan b aadly opeei at whet bt
the "unlu si of l**aog
.i'i.-t when Morgan va- sure that
a return match .??ni?) le erransed h?-f*'e*m
"Kaockout" Brown end Croat, the latter
thing off an I enti ad toil
negotiations with Packt) McFarland ?ti
ten-round boul here, That ?'rosa should
. ? m?'it with Brown In orisj
ure a battle with McFarland Is rot
surprising to those who follow nmM
?losch McFarland Is a good attra.-tlon.
and ii" welghi question la far mora to the
likhiK of ' ? ?-? Bi ?wn baa declared that
he s\-,\\ no into ihe rl - IM pooMH
ami it li well kiiiwn 'hat Crott likes te
weigh US pounds thr.-e houre before enter
iiik the ring. " >*: nlse generally knows
Una Croas waa on the point of ?ailing off
the lest Brown mstch because of trouble
in making *h. lo? w? Ighl
"1 abould viiiit?!"' said Bam o/allaefc
lid bt Ai lean's howl. "I
ahould bother what Morgai '?? l'1^??,
haei Brown once, ami whj should we
trouble with ?ellowa we ??-at McFarleai
?al Ighter, sad if Leech ?-an ; ?'
him. maybe he It made ?-une. i was out
with Morgen once, snd for three basal
stead) he talk.?I about Brown We ?ne get
In a word adgewa with him Itwasnoth?
in? ir.it logical champion' -'licked wd-taat
tarice' be ran Ucfc everybody In ^*
world.' if Morgan want? t?> aseet Citas
?.-t bin arrange the mat? h at US pounds in
the rluf." Bo saying, h.hii Kallech walked
.?w*a\
Mike (Jibbons, the aenaational wslt***
weigh) of m. Paul was matched last night
t?. m.-.i wiiiie i.ewis in a ten-round bout
before the Kmplre Athletic Club on Febru
ar) 8. The men will box at 117 pounds.
weighing In at I o'clock on the at't-rnoon
of the bai He A natch alw was mad*
between Qlbbont ami "Tounf** Ceteensa
for the Empire Club on Pi-braer? '??
Johnny Marto, the llghtweUrht of ,M
lewei Weal Bide, called il The T-tbuns
..thee yeatarday efternooo .<"?i aske.i help
in ble effort i?> m-i aome r .?i Ifwhtweight
be dlda'1 care whl*eh ene-to meet him in
., ten-round battle, or longer, here or an)'
I,|, ,. alee In the world. Mart?*. <le?."lared
that the b<->-< ?n his ?las? were avohling
bin, with stn.li.d cere. ??'"I that In onler
i,, net a mai.-ii he had to *o out <>f his
riaaa "Kaockout" Brown. Matty Baldwin,
|..,1 Moore or anybody else will be agreea?
ble to Marto.
Tora other chiba win hold bouts to-night.
Kike Mulla will appear against ?OUBf,
Wagner ... the U?,_ Acre Athletic (di.fc
Wee" Barti n will fa<*o the ru.gea
Paddy Sullivan at the Hiaikcy club.
DRAW AT THE ROYALE A. C
-KM Williams, of Baltlmort. boxed
.young' Bolsburg. of Brooklyn. ""?J"*
ot\ ,,.,. at the Koyal? Athletic ? ?ub. o
t?rooklyn. last -li-i.t. The former? tartjj
,,? nghl to Bolabur? throughout tl.s con
,e.?v but".h- letter's ability a, a box. r
enabled l.hn to sidestep ?^?'^JJJ '
WilUam- wo able to give. Th., eh
wasiaaned by conetant hugf.ng snd haM
'",7, ,he semi-final bout Wek S""???J^
knocked through ih? ropes and ?.ufferea a
broken rib.

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