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HI ClIHES ASK
ONLY LIGHT WORK
Regulars Run Through Signals
and Practise Kicking in
Baseball Cage.
HARVARD MEN GET A REST
Some Talk ot Lighter Schedule
Next Year ?nd Dropping
Dartmouth oa Account
of Rough Play.
TeUiri
NVa Haven, Nov If-.-Kvery man on the
i !.,ott,;ir: '....ni w.~ at his flOfll to-day,
.., .,;. 'OT tl..- mo.-t impoitunt weilt of the
i.. in pneperutlaa for tb. gaaae with
Harvard on Baturday. 11 aaa theuBbl
ihal ih -x-aebf*- would adopt some- t-ort
.- ... nt iik. Ibal la ? r. ? Dal>'s
_ wbea Jehnay Mack, th? ualner, --as
l_ n -j aere beld
.... -,,:, thi game.
tbe eoachea belle v< luca
neceaaary, ??*<- tbat
I ? ' ? baaeball
T-.. eoachea wer* platnly dlaappotateo
tha team'a ahowlns afalnat l-tlace
..... aduates, and al
nrprlaed Arthui How,-, tb<
i, ,in.i Captaln BpaMlng expeeted a
. aame, but both thought Tala would
on the big <-nd ol tbe Bcore. Tbey
know that Prlnceton would learn mucD
from th<- hard Harvard test, and they
tlunk Yale wlll profit In much the aame
"SL eoach said to The Tribune corre
s.M.dent to-night that hc- was dlacour
., ana addeel: "There was no eaCUflfl
>fllespoorworl, Wlth thfl*?****??
of Bomeisler and Kflteham. the entlre
Yale team waa outplaycd. 1 h-s men
Humped out just when we ***?^**m.
Z better then usual The geartfl
wce particularly poor sad Ogmttt fl ?
J'. trouble,. Tbe other fauIta w.-re
BlHMraUfl but tVOaM BOI bave been bO
"/ l?.u? lf th- gOOt* bad P^-tbeU
ln,erlere,i,.- anO te_n. tVOrh B*Or*
partlculaiiy poor."
-,,,. waa lncllned io eloubt the abi.ity of
Un eoachea te ehaha ...ough mto the
Samma week lo eaable tt to defaat or
hoid ..ff Harvard.
Mo*-' of the coaches were inelined to
lahfl mattera .uietry.bul aerteuajy. Tbey
realize that mueh mttSl bfl done. out tln-.e
I, , teellBB that tha staysra srOl get to
;.,her thla week and BhoW enough Im
Hen-Vni.-.it to kcep Harvard b_F. . There
won many rough apou on Batarday. but
W9ra pf tba kind that caa be
aaseetbed off.
Bomeisler wea the only player who dld
aot do aomfl worb la*day. Hs aaa won*.
out by tbe play on Baturday, becsuea 1
had bad ao llttlfl ?'"rk riaca Ihe Holy
Creflfl game, aaity in Oetobef. Every
other man took part ln the slgnal drlll,
the team llnlng up exactly as against
rr.nie.t-Mi x.e-pt th;?4 (.Jallauer was .it
aad in Honieisler's place. Avery aaa thfl
end, Talbott and Warren. U kle-s;
ind Pendleton, guard*.; Keteham,
tt/neeler, quarterback; PhUbin
flnd Spaldlng. halfba- k.-, and Flynn, fuil
t.ick.
;. Ko.-ter rianfonl took the forwarels in
hand and had them flghting each other
?fl breaktag through and chaiglng for a
while. HeMdes this work there was con
sllerable i la.ee- klcklng-Flynn, Philbin,
Talbott and Pendleton taking turns at
trying for goale Yale has been working
Up this part of the attack to a coaatder*
alde degrec. Tho reason ls tbat it seem*j
a aurer method for a long chance to -
than diop klckint;.
Ilerbison worked out with tha flfljuad.
The SOflchOfl would like to play him at
guard. but hls ankle ls so stlff that Ho.,
does not believe bfl will be ol' any use
even by Saturday. Cornish ls in the
.-?ame b,,?t
Among the vislting coaches here to-day
wi-re Q. Foster Sanford, Tom Shevlln,
Walter 'ani|>, Clarence Abott, Otorgfl
__dee, Bob i>oTee and Dewitt Coebraao.
Light Work for the Crimson.
| li. Tel- fl | Tnbun* I
' .imbiidge-, Maaa., Kov. 18.?There was
mlghtly little Hfltbell on Soldiers Fleld
to-dny. Tht- Harvarei regulars had a day
off, but tbfl second team T.as busy work
Ini; Up tht- Yale plays to use against the
-aiKii.v in scrimmage. The nn-n came
out of tha Dartmouth game in nr-st class
, eindltlon. ln spite of the hard playing te
whlch they were subjected. They wlll
have two hard asaaJOM to-morrow and
Wednesday. On Thurselay only the llne
men will be at Soldiers Fleld, as Perc-y
Haughton and most of the coaches will
take the backs. klckers, enda an.l one or
two centre men down to New Haven for
;?iactice on Yale Fleld. This over, the
men ?ill return te- New London, Conn.,
Where vhey wBl ba oined by the re- I
**?*?al_der of the squaei on Frlday morning i
i he Harvard team ln the Dartmouth
suowd Improvement, although it ;
took h long time to get golng. Late in
;he same the speed was too much for the
inuch heavler Hanover eleven, and the
I'ambridge eoachee hope that historv will
iepeat iteelf on Saturday.
The most encouraglng thlng in the Dart
..iouth game was the work of Drlscoll at
ighl guard He ia one of tlie heavit-st
players Harvard has, and early ln the j
siaie-i, >...> sla'ed for a regular place at ,
flflard. He was hurt. however, and while j
;,wa> from the 'varsity team Trumbull j
...ei *o well that Ihe coaches favored him, '
:i,.til a heavy oolel gave Driseoll a chitnee-.
Harvard le concerned about Harry
Oardaar. who was late in gettlng speed
into the team. showing last year's ten
eienciea to hold up the play by e-hanglng
signals. The Cambrldge players feel none
;oo well toward Dartmouth. whlch played
a rough game in the staellum, mueh I
more so than usually has been the aaflM In
thia annual match In whlch splendld feel
ing has prevalled. Next fall Harvard
will not try to play through such a hart
schedule. and lt would not he at al! sur
i. islng if Dartmouth was dropped.
LINKS FOR 'MIDLAND CLUB
At a BPeefcU meetlng of the Mlellaml
Golf Club ln the Murray Hill Hotel la-t
nlght it was voted to purcbase fl chlfl*
bouse an.i grsunda Since Ita orgaujza
tieui gaveral >ears ago the Mldliend (Jolf
e;ii:l> has rnade use of the BaBOBUry links
et ejarelen City. and the rni-inj of tbe
< lub ls nralseworthy. confllderlnK tbat it
boeeta of a membershlp of only BBOUt
one baaared.
No time wl'i rr lost on the nrw proi. t
for nt '< I ' bi s meetlng It was stat.el
that tbe lul \ ould take possesslon at
omrn ol ? ? huadtrod Bcrea ?t F"a?t \\'i
lixton. i?;ig isianei. pa tbis peeperl
jtntieis u UtBO, old-tashioned house eon
talnin~; twi-iity-thr.-, rootaa, whlch can
tasily he tawifld Ir.to a com*ort..tl? cbib
ini'lS' .
STAR
TACKLES OF THK HAKVAHI) FOOTHALI. ELEVEN.
H. R HITCHCOCK AND R. T. P. STORER.
Blackboard Talk and Signal
Drill for Cornell Squad
Dr. Sharpe, Pleased with the
Efforts of Men, to Make
No Radical Changes.
IBv Telecr.-iMi to Tha Tlib-I
Ithac.i. N. Y., Nov. IR?The Cornell foot?
ball squad was BDflble t'. h?.l?i OUtdOOT
prae-ce, ano a long blackboard talk thi*
n, foUowod .} .1 atgri il drll
th.- armory, confltttuted th. Work
day, Th< acheme ol preparatlon for th?
Pflonajflvaalfl ___? or Tnankaglvini Dai
which i>r. Bhflrpe Intenda t-- folloa dW
not fluffer on accounl <.f th< :. c_ <>f op*
portuatty for a fleld drill to-day, for tha
bea_ eooch had much on his mind and
sp.-nt ? long time ln dtai iflslng the _..ik
of tin tcini .it Am Arbor
Dr. Bharpfl was ii"t in f
heiirt. ii- d hv the reci nl though
koonl) dtaappolntt r at dorlai
th.- pa: ?' thal iii- puptia
let up in th<-ir hard flght Io devol >p thlfl
NO DAY OF REST FOR ARMY
'Varsity Driven Through Stiff
Drill?Captain Graves Out.
[By Talagrs] I i - ?'"'""
West Point. v. v.. Sea II Contran
to the oaual cufltom, tha Army football
team was drtV-fl hard to-dflj Moodfljf lf
?jfloerally a day ol raal for tl ?
but thfl ooaehea we i anythlna hol
nl>? anrl arlth tha flhowlng Bgalnet Tufts
aa s.itir i; ?>. _nd th.- nflflii ?r< ra Hnod up
for a half hour'a hard workool agalaal
a stron_ BCTUb teai.i
DcVOrO, HOfltOn and Hei'rlck w<
?Bed aacopt In algnal dr-.i. Packard, who
?i pUylag all oaason on t_w
was ahift.-.i over to Hastoa- (daca fll
guard on the regulars and tVeylai I wtt
tri<<! at the otlu-r gOMXA POOll OH ln placfl
ol Horrlek. wym,.- took i ? ron
.a tackta and Rowley ar?ni lr foi
land at tha otnof taekle. Markoi
hti ro ih<- flnd*. Hol !-- ptnyed onl
a paH of the scr!min?i-c and >OOn i-VO
way to Mockor, who flfflfl later i
by Lanpbler.
The regulara were unabli to
touchdown, fllthougt tht ? flrrled thi ball
rda to the aer-b l-yard Une, yieid
Ing it on downi Keyea later a"ot a
chance for a fleld goal from the l_-yard
line and klcked a pretty on.-. thfl only
score of the fjanM itronOOllfl efforts Will
be made to Whlp thfl Uaflfl into flhapfl
for the Syracuse game hore OB Saturday.
The team will have the advice fl. Ita
head eoachi Captain Brneet Orar-o, Who
h_a boda conflned to his- ro.cn arltb IU
nflflfl fot tha laat wee_ Captain Qrav-fl
_ot out to-day and dlr_cted the praetlea
Th>- Cullum Hall eadfll team waa de?
feat. ti by Bt. Joim's Mflltary Aead_my.
of Manliua, N V . ln a hard-fouKht gflOM
(.n th< Plalns to-da> l.y ? flflore of H to I
NAVY TAKES A BIG BRACE
?
Squad Shows? Spirit and Speed
in a Hard Practice.
Bj I k_r p% to Tl I
Annapolla Nor. IU?Tht Wa al Acad
?my football aqjaad ahowed apfrll and
speed in its practlce thlfl afternoon. a.s
the midsnipm.-n thoroufhly reallse that a
larg, part ,, trx flnal work of propara*
t ,, ffl Waai I'otnt Rraol he done thla
wreok. Knco-rag-d npr_T_n__rrl
in th<- work on latordoy flgalnot Um
.South Carollaa Auclea, much rlm was
put Into the praetkM tbla ift_r.m
For thr flrrt ttme thla flflaoon, th? foot?
ball men flfflffl BflUfUOtd ii.mm Ifonday'fl
drill. and had thfl full flfternoOB for fOol
hall. liowev-t. tbef. waa no acrla-aaag-i
but rartlcularly hard work ln KfltUng
down nnder klcka atid drllla ln forn_a?
tions and rigaala. fl-veraJ of ti>? regu
lais dM BOl gOt lnto the narder puit Of
Um arork, tho-gta all wera oa the fl?ld.
Oaptala Rod-a tartat-d hla aakla oa
Saturday and fltayod out of Um ?ame. as
did Harrlson. 4111'iirint and Hrown. Nlch
oUfl was at quai tei back and Myers was iu
Harrlooar- pk-Oa at fullback Uoonard
anl Mciteav?-\ waat Um hagvaa, Ja.-k
< _l_fl. -fl_B_a> heid eoae_i aaatated in the
work this flfternoofl
HOUCK WINS IN A WALF..
Tmnmy Hoaok. Um rWladetphla teatar
i-rw?i_ht. won flfl flfl pleased Huui 4'arey
rtifllfln. tht- Harlein lad. in ten ono flldfld
rounds at tha Olymp- A C. ..t Harlem
i l_flt fllght rlouek araa lhe flggrflflflfl. from
Btail tt> tini-h. and Phelmi ran for hla
i llfe or else huiiK on with a cliltch tbfll
IdfldOd the coml.iried poflfflf at thfl rOffl-Ofl
i and hla opponent to make him hi.-ak
I away. it araa tarougb UUa qaoatloaflbaa
mt-thod of haflrtna thal be laatod the llmlt.
WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE.
Wtem 1 fi. Bflak I lleraid.
Whiir Ur. \\ ii.-\ aad ln l|otrM?aaa itght
out the <.f Buetoa baked beans.
j-?- uaaa th. Cfltaap
earnestness which has been apparent In
tht- lasi twee gfliaal has been Bifl .,!.:?-?
since he ashtimed e:harge- last full
Hl was flflttfl-Cd with the- e-ffeirts of
t:i.- men last week to the exteal tbat it la
not lik.lv that ba arttl make ad] radical
change in tha llne-up. Th.- wrk -,f tbfl
Cornell Nn* was amply aattsfa*ctori in
the lat- game, aad aaj crltb Una te b?
made muat i,.- horna by the hackflflld
with tin physteal Improvemeal ot the
.1,. u i.iay t," axpected both i playing
No .,n- arai lnjur-.1 111 tb.- Mi.bigan
i.-.,..).-. .md it is axpected thal every one
wlll bfl ,,11 the Ibld to-tn-'i'i".- i'vn li.
ahoea geaeraJ ooadltlofl bas been Improv*
Ing, auffered nw aethack, and Butler snd
O'Connor .-ill 'ha shle to gel lato U><
. rtmmage. it is rumored thal I nderhlll,
th< fullbacb, wiie, -.-.as burt - srll '" tht l
.. ,?..,.. and ahe bai beea belplafl -
n? rreebmen lor a reral aeehs, aUI
oaa tha dtvldlag Baa thli we*h
.?,. . ii w.,ik on tha rarali
, provc t" '-? orrecl ? ?? ?"
make addltitw to the bachneM
QUAKERS TAKE GOOD REST
Team in Fine Trim, Ready to
Prepare for Cornell Game.
.. -, 11 . ? > i **
:,.. * tl ? -
eoach ? 1 Um Paaaeyl* ante football ?
r. . ,e- ii . ?? ; ? '?
,fi. raooa, bat tba ? ? ond I am .,1.1 ihi
Uflfl had ?> 'ii.-riy war. t!.- .".- ? ' wm- |
i,,n; by .1 aoore of M to 7.
.\.,t e rarfllt] player waa burt ln Ihe]
ladtan game, and Cralg la readj to ?.?''
t i-i tl ? play.
Marabflll has played auch '
,.,..?1.-11 thal ln all pmbablllty he -iii be
,1 :.- ih Cornell game 1 rali la in ;
ooadttloa, but the team haa Un -,- d out
-.v.rai nea playi Ince Ma 1 n.? * 1 > bi i
aaj 1,0; win bach hiM position all
1.1 I OOfl ga;ii 1 to
Th? 'varsity, atartlng to-morrow, \-iii|
havi t '1 days to prepare fflr tha M| game !
\'..tb Cornell The K* el BBd Blee t-am,
\>. ni imt undergo a -ingi.- ehengi bi
,,. ... ing Da* uateaa th--r- 1 an bi !
, |uad aill ? < taken to the
country, poealb.) t,, WhUenaarea, as tbe
play, n t. Inh tha place ai Ideal one.
Si.iith a ill again trust the le adi Bhip Of
the- Red in.I Uiiie te-.im in the iN.rnellj
fe-anie to M.nels.
fl
PREPARES FOR LAST GAMES
Brown Tries Out New Plays To
Be Used Against Indians.
i?. TUiflgraph <-? Tbfl Trlbune
Provbl.-n, ? . Nov. II.-The Hrown foott.au
practlcfl waa reemaed tbta afternoon, ioi
lovving tbfl aetwee'a flrst snow Burry, iiu
drlll was llght, conslstlng ehiefly e>f punt?
lng, runninK down und.-r punts and slgnal
practice.
Thfl Hrown men T*aiUI tbrougii thfl l-"i
fayette game la good eeedHJaa and aaa I
fe-e iing Aaoojtor the- two gutass remalnlng j
011 the ae'beelule- N'e.rwich and tbe liulian- '
Th.- work thla ui-, k win ,?? 11. offaaalye
and defenelve formatieaa le ba neeS
agfllhfll thfl Indlans, shd lt ls eertain that i
Ihen -vx-i 11 be- seeiet pruetlce for the- rest I
uf t l,e se-a-oti.
Tlu- plavluK 01 "Busa" Andn-t-s at lefl
.-nd was most acceptabte, an.l II ls proh
able that be will gfll Into both of rb.- tfl*
uiaining giimi*. The .-oaches have- HOW
settb-d full. e,n tiie- )..-rse,iinel ol tbe- 'wir
?It* \*ith tbe asceptlofl of left snd and
left halfbaek. Anelrews now aeema 10
have the eall feW tha former h.-rtb. in
place of l.angeion. and llartlett ls the fa
\orite ever Beaa tor tbe latter position.
althouab Beaa wfii probabl. i? seed
more or less tbe balane ,- e>f the a ?.
HOCKEY PRACTICE BEGUN
Squad of Thirty five Reports for
Work at Columbia.
lioekiy prae ti, >? began al ColeaablaI
yesterday. when a squad of thlity-tive j
candlelates reported to Tom llowanl, tbe |
?ld Yale eeaeh, for the ilrsl workout of
aha season. The drlll was he-bi e,n the
baadhall eaurta in tbe giaaaaeliiiii aad ;
was OOnBaed nlrnost entlrely to shooting!
the puck ae-reiss the eement floor.
Untll the latter part of next w<-<*k the'
pla.vers will have to contetit tbemse-lven
wlth this kmei ,,f praattfla Then tbere
v-.ni be dally worhflata .11 tha Bi Nlehofaa
Hlnk. Howard plans to get hls inen Into
condltlon as early as peoslMflE lt is prob
' abb- tbat h Western trlp will bfl tuken
durltifl Ibe e'hrlstmas vacution ln prap*
arati.m for the regular hague cflflltOaie.
J. H. l'.ates. P. <;.. is captaln of the
seven. and tbe- other veterans who re?
ported were n. J. Trlmble. '13 1... IX. W.
] Milbank. 'll; W. Todd. 1.-; I-' U Wash
hiini, '13 L : J 1* Smith. 14 S., and L B.
I Harrls. '13
jATHLETICS CONTINUE TO WIN.!
j Havana. Nov H.-The Phlladelphla |
I baseball team of the American l>ea*?ue j
ilefe.it?-c| lliivnna to-day by a score of 10'
to ..
I AUCTION OFF MOTORDROME
Istadiura To Be Sold to Satisfy
Claims of Builders.
Thfl Mndlum motordnune at Vailsburir.
Newark, arhota slgM poraaaM wace kiiied
and a aambor injured durinK a rooaaaaaCi
I Ing l??t siiiiun.-r. ?111 flfl Bfltd at a Hher
iff's flfllfl iMHIl Monday to satisfy a claiy?
ol UAStA IQ held _J /.at h.T <v U-flftO, UM
earpsntei who btdtl Um -tadtap for the
i-_i.sl.i-. \!.,t,,. RflMHng As.?... lation.
Owlna to the aceldent. waJeh pol a
atop to racing. at tho place, the plant
haa beei .. flnaaetol faflnre, ln additlon,
ihon ? .. ii. ? ol olrll i utta p_nd_Bg
flgalngt the aaaociaUon ta i re -,ii <>f the
<: ? n_ ?? as buM al a
COflt Ol ?>,..; i . ,..
? ?
BASKETBALL DATES OUT
Intercollrgiate League's Season
Opons at Princeton.
rtfllpl I. Iion Ol . ACT4 tan of the |n?
Haski tt.. ii !.. ngofl
? .lule iii li ai-ue fl'-nvs f.?r
Becnui ? -.' Ui ?
? a f falfl froi atJOn
gaaMfl 4%hi i.. played, lha
I. - hfliag Dartmo-th, Co*
II, !?? i n rtranla ind Prtnee
tnri.
ad at
rtofl ? i.. . ? ? r ?: nrhea the Tl
?'??'? Pflni h mla flOfl nn.-t Tie
flnal ? rtn 1 ?' i '-.rn? ii and
Dai mouth, tt Honooor, flnd Cotambta
and Peanoytvanla al i : eli ?*. II -
i " ? -? ml ? ;? Incfl- i
tOn !|t Prlnceton l-ecember If, Prlnce?
ton outn. a 11 .- .. .-? i ????-. m
1 'olumbl a \ < 'orneil, ot Ithacai
lanuan 10, Princeton va Columbla, at
Ht? ? mouth re,
1 i ? ur:- ? ? ? Phlladi Iphla; January
! . ? '??! >.? II, flt !?!..,? ;, ,
lanuai ? ? all va i 'olumbla, ..t
vork Jantiia Ifl, PYlm eton i
? l'i lladelpbifl; Januai ir
21,foi n il .. i ? noeton al Pt Incflton;
Iflnufli ? '4 p< nn*). ? i ..i noii, af
Ithaca: l ? I, Pennaiu-ania \?
I ffll "....'.; .1 Hiinnicr. rebruary *.
1 rn nell, at Ith.ii i. I >bru
?ry 12 Pennavlvanlfl vt Colonibia, at
S'ea ^'.k. rebruary 't. Cornell va
Pri eton, :>t Prtneeton; Pcbruary IS,
Cornell ? Pennaylvanla, at Phlladfll*I
i i en. uai y i.'. < 'oluiplrfa \ a i >.i11 - .
ne ith, al Hanover; lanuarj Ifl, i mi t
m.>uth ia Prlnceton, al Piincflton: Jan
ua i ?? i >,-irtiimut'i va Columbla, al
N.-., Vork; March i Cornoll rfl l>nrt
mouth, it Hanover. and vtarcJi |, Colum?
bla v.s Pennaylrahta, al I'hiind. iphia.
AT
Amateur Athletic Union Holds
Its Annual Meeting.
MANY RECORDS ACCEPTED
Olympic Oames Do More for
Peace than Treaties,
Says President. .
Oustavus Towne Klrby. of this city, was
re-eleoted president of the Amateur Ath?
letic I'nlon of the l'nlted States by ac
e-laniation at the t)venty-tlfth annual
meetlng, In the Waldorf-Astoria yester?
day. It wus almost a foregeme conclti
?ton wh.-n tbe ine*-tlng- was cnlled to or?
der at 11 o'clock yesterday morning that
Mr. Kirby would be ehosen as flMof SSOCa*
tlve for another year. I'ueier his admin?
lstration the Amateur Athletlc I'nion has
flourlshed.
James K. .Sullivan. who e-eiebrated hls
(tltleth blrtlielay e,n Sunday. and has Be*
ve>te-d Just e?ne-half of his life to promot*
Ing tbe welfare of amateur athletles, was
named se.-retary and treasurer. A e-om
fldttOfl eif tiire-e. e-onslsting of e'ustavus T.
Klrby. Har'ow 8 VflSfcS inel A. O. Mills.
was apiiolnted by the lOnVflBttflfl to elriw
up and p*-esent to Mr. Hulivan engrossed
e-ongratulatory re-bolutlons.
Othe-r eiffl.-ers were fllafltod tO s-iv, Ona
year. as follows: J-'lr.st VlCfl prflflMont, A
.1. MU. of Hoston. rflPTflSflntlng 'hc N?v:
Kngianei assoclatlon; aecoad vlce-prv I
deat Qflflfffl F, Pawlfaig, of Phlladelphla,
ispiaeeiilliig tha MMdle Atlantic aaaocte*
tlon; third vl<-.-president. TbOOdora P>
jiiand, of st. Loala, repiseflnllng th?
Western asjeeie-latlo:,; fourth vlee-presi
dent. Harry W. Kitzpatrle-k. of New e ir
leans, refleaflsnttng the Boathara assocla?
tlon; secretary and treasurer, James E.
Sulllvan. of this e-lty, n-presentlng thf
MetropflUtflB Bssodatloa.
Resolutlons w.-re passed ?>mpowerlr.K thfl
pn-slderit of the Amateur Athletlc I'nion
to iippolnt a committee of five men to
inee't thfl represe ntatives of foreign coun
tiie* ln UMJ at a place yet to be nameel
fe.r ths purpe.se nf ,>rK.itil/.liig an interna?
tlonal athietb- federatloa thal abaU ooa*
trol the (tlympli- gatiu-s. The i-xi?inaflfl of
the i.ommlttee wiii bS I'H.d by tbfl Ama?
teur Athietb- I'nlon.
linmeellately flftev the meeting was
CHlled to order Hr, Kiri y el.-ilv. red hls
annual addTOflfl II-* spok.-, In part. as
fe>lle>*.\ s:
The l'nlted State-s is now the ohJe,-t
.-, ,.f tb.- World as a .??itilitrv iu fl
th- athletk aupraoaaey la oomblBed aith
boaeety an.i aiaatturtrm; as one ln
whleh tin mrJverstty atudeai aad tbe adu
e-atlonally laBfl (OrtUBBtfl te.w lt, tlu- 'a'n<
boal and tifl arith aae i other oa tha
tie.k. as ona abera ln athletles no une
la diaara betweea the r|, ii man ami tha
poor; Bfl e,ue- in ahlcb tbe nrlsto. rat -o
. ruba Hb.ouieiers in trteadly oonteefl
uith him of loarty but:,. aad aa oaa Ib
whleh the protflflflBoaal athleUcatty, U
: mm st aad ai-;.. la thoug il boba th.
?f i,y reasofl ?t hls prafasaaoaflllsm Thal
U,r I'ni'iil States is s-i.-h ls dllfl prliu.i
.,, tbfl -I' tiviti'-s of ti ? mbera, regular
nnd allle-il. of tbe Aii.it. w Ati
i nloa."
\ir. Klrby dedared Mmsell in favor ??t
home rule" loi th.* trarloua aaeoi atloni
whlch ar<- naemhera of tb.- ualon, boldlng
to tbe- opinion tbat the |.?al body OOUM
ele.l Wlth HS own CBSSS IIIOI 1 SffatCtlVOl]
ihaa th.- nauoaal bo.i>. Ha alao reeota*
nended thal tbe Publlfl Bchoolfl Athletlc
t,.HK'i. b. soflBfl ?' aaemher ol Um Metro*
iiuiitan jtaaoolallon ol th Amateur Ath*
irile I'nion rathei. than bflflOflM a dlrect
l- allled body ot th* orgajuaatoa Wa
he potated out, srould make the Metru*
polltan Aasodatlon ths riflpoaalbla head
.,f Um I'ubin Beboolfl Athletlc Leasue,
and he Vfllead the e.piulon that the MetTO
polltan aaaofitflthm would be- aaora oaaa*
poteal to ban.lle tbe athletles of the
s, hoolboys thun tlie natlo-.al body.
ln -piaklng of thfl olympir games. Mr.
Klrby -aid:
Tlu- me,ti\e behind the Olynipic game-s
is thut by nrlnging tflgflthOT the natloiis
eif tba world In frlendly e-,*mpetltlon the
dktatttlinflS e,f peace wlll be qutckeiu el
aad strengthened. The Amate-ur Athletlc
liu.,;i baHo*/Cfl th.it .-..inpetltlon of this
kiiiel properly vonducted fl 111 elo more for
th. pe-ae-.- of the world than Hague trib
New Records Approved by
Amateur Athletic Union
The followlng record. WflTfl approved by
thfl Amateor Athletlc t'nlon yesterday:
it, n'm.n.;
Iflft aaalrar ta__-aee bat baat ? '? _*-__
l.-imit Y M r v linal tn-". H P. Dre-v.
I . ii ii - \t R_-t_rn _._-?-. batt at
? iiiiiic Id**, Maa-., Jun- R, 1013
1 BUU mrtrea, Il ln .V. 4 S ?r. \ R glVlflt
i ^ \ .-, U' Kflatirm tryoata beM al <"am
. ii. i . m.i- . Jan* *. ti'i'j.
On ,ard ':r.?, I n.iu 21 '-' ?' ?__? '?'? rii-i..
?.. . v. i K*_ rt_rb \ ?? ftmm,
rrarrra Mar.d N V., _*t>l-HiO*r 2" .I"'2
:, 1... motra tlndo-ri, 13 ? ?>! - S.-S a* ?
v Benhag i A. a ?? ?i Irl-h-Ainerlcaa
vames. Uadlaoti rV|nara Oardan, lanaflrj lb
i -* i _r. .
..- :? oi i '?* mln >? - -. Bfl-. u
...,tt. Howh Patarfloa v C., at N.w Ton;
? . .i. rka' ?.:iii.r-. - elt- Park, l-une
Itland, Vav .'?'.. IM2 _
s ihmi netrea (_ui_o_r>, ".'.? mla ** ?_*?..?
i..,11K Ialand ?. r . al M.-t.oi><.iiian
,,, N ,,,,. .. r. IU.: Par?. Long
j :.-i .i. lum 1 I'fi- _, ... , .,
IL-.. ?,-.. .,uh lnir.ilri. ta 1 .. "*r .1.
Slcholaon .llaaourl I'nlveralty. ?t Weatern
Int.t .?'!? .;?..? ? ? ? ? ~a? flf '
l 1013
I'nl.K 4MT.T
i ,, t: \ aei--.i fala ?
.,, .,?. ,,,,..,.?il.-cii,le . I,::,?,.I..., hipa. Pra.ik
Un | ?i,i. phlledeTp-aa. Penn., June l. 1-1-'
,.. ,, . i 4 in m h wii^r.t. Dartmouth
rnlTcraily. at BaflUra try-fltfl. ''anii.rida*.
lum t lOtfl.
, HROWINfl THB l _VS_1?.
laa rt. i" h_ _ a u?, Jjfabflwb .\ c.
i ,. Mi i .hamnlanahlpe. ' wtta I'ark.
I_>n? Island. Aflg-fll .11. I_tn
KI'NNINV. Ill<;il JUMP.
,, ., ,i', ii, <;. i.. Hettae. Bttaferd I ai>
:,, dual m..-t aith im..-r-.it> ..f floutb
.,? i HlirniMlH, ni stanfonl. <"al.. March .9.
iots
',,"ft j-. ,,, . a, s i. Lawrence, lio?f_n A.
a. at noatota, r"W_l__. _, 1'-'1'-'
vnit.)\viN<; "iu: DWCUa
s n ?", ln clrdc rlirlit flfld N-1 l-an.l. M
ft s:? ln Jamea Daneaa. uaattachad itight
hand, I_a ft. iS m l-'? i'""'1- "" f(- 7> *_
?t ve? vii. Po-tonV. Clerka' n-m*s. < *i-ic
l'arK. Loac Ialand, afai '.'7. lail
7 ft rh.ir J. IMmcan. I4S ft 0_ la., ai
Mt iroi'mlit: n AaaflelfltWn tlub- aanin Celtlfl
i^.nc Ialand, .inn* ?-' i9i_
V\ Al.KIN'r
i mila walk, ? mln Ifl Bflc.i fedaer i;.
.. ftth InfaflOr. eame*. Iiell Bl Hi;f
fttio, Itcrember 1?. 1011.
i-ITTIN 21 I'UlMi MIUI'.
,.. ., 4i ,? p, McP-naM. Ii__>-An__rk_a
\ r af IrlMi American \. ?' aam^s. Cflltte
i'ark. l.-riR IsU.id. 4ict.l_-r Co. 101-.
I'.KI.AY KAi'INti.
1 nulf. flMdOOr, flflfl men train. :i niln.
M ir, aac Nen York a .'. team ,vv. <;.
Paekard. K Prlck. I. t' lary. lt. T. Kd
waids. I.rltov tS'noils), al Npmt Y"rk A. ('.
iJ-hi.h. T-M\?rH Island. N. Y. June |, 1912.
4 rnlli a, Ind.ior. four ni-n f-ani. 17 min.
ifl2.0 aec. roniPii Unlveralty Team ill. n.
Putaam, l.. PlRcb, T S. n.-rnu. .1. P. Jnn.ai,
Ht c..'itii Infantry <;amc?. Ru(Tai<>. n. y.,
March l. ior.'
I mlifa. oijt.lnor. '.'il mln >4 1-.'? a.e. I.
Bi "tf -euih Pateraon A C. at IrHh-Amer
icmi \ .'. t',am.?, I'.-ltle Park. 1.. I., Oet.
-"ll. 1912.
? mlles r.lav. outd'?er 17 mln jl.% aaa.
i.'ornell I niveisit) Team u". A liuru.r, H
tt. I'uiti-i.i. T. fl. IJ.in., J. I*. Joixse. at
fnlveralty of I>. ntiaylvani* Ilelay IUees.
l.e let nt Hhllei.b-lphla. Pa.. Aprtl 29. 11*11
4 1-4 inllrn. Indoor. 'il mln. 10 4-5 see.
W. J Kr.eni.r. I.ons lilanel A ?'. ?t Mohauk
A. C ijiiniex. helel at 22el Ketdinetu Armorv,
Mar.-h :e. 1!H2
4.1-4 itillea. Inrtoe.r. 23 mln. Bl oer. W. J.
Kramer, l.oiu; Inlanel A. >'., at Mohau k
v ,' i;.-iine.... :m-i,i hi ISd Rtafirnenl Araaory
81 ? i - h n. i ti i ?_?
il iTiNO ie roL'.v*!* SHOT,
rtlfbl ..,,1 l.-tt hanel. 01 fe,.t 10 In-hee,
Ralpt) Itnse, e >l> inpie- A. i .. San Krainla.o
HUhi hand, 4'.i fr.-t |fl inehei Left han,l. 42
feet, at Los Ani*le?. e'sl . on June 12, 101?
illHOWlNej M pol NO 'YKH.HT.
*Vir helght, Ifl fe*>t fl!? Inehea IV l>ono*.an.
elaelle- e'luba, t-oe An(*le(. at Iax Anaetle.-e,
(letober 23. 1112.
? The reeord commlttee. also approved the
fotloaing Otymple and world's reoords
niude hy American BthletflS at the Olym
I? l? - OemoO, at Htoe-kholm, Sweden, 1912:
loo wm?. 103 ."> nt, DaaaM Llpplacott;
v?? isase, 4s i _ Mr., iharles Reldpath; MM
1,,'trra. 1 mla. 51 t* hl see., t. fl MenidlUi;
Khei \ar.1,.. 1 mln ,?.2l_ BM., J. B Me-re.llih,
l,flB0 liillri ielay. 3 mln. '?" 3 .*, MC~ i-. 1>.
Meidpath. M W. siieppard. J. B. Iferedlth and
I". I.lnelherf; reinnln* M?i |iii,i;,. H ft .1 us ln.,
\. BT, Blebarfle; r Jiniin* bro?.5 Jump. 24 ft.
ti i .* in , Aih.rt Qatteraon; pole* v_.it, |j ft
ll'i ln.. Harrv Babeoek; ?h?. llVpounel. ftO ft
?J ln.. I'atrlek M, UinuM, ahot, both lianiis,
leo ft .".4 In . Ilalpli Ro^e; hammer, lei [.oiind.
170 ft. 7 1 ln.. M. J. Me-lirsth.
swiMMi.vu BBOOROB.
."?? rarfla bath. 2 tum?. 23 3 .*> *.ec k___mcii
Milfiiagh. e'. A. A.. Illinola A. i'. bath. .'hl
eaaa, Mar.-h tt 11112
."eei rarets. m ralghta way, tlelal ia 11 water.
24 1 .'e Mi Imki- I'. Kahanainokii, II g e- .
Ilonolulu. II. T.. Auicust 12. IHII
,Mn.l?* ai hlgh tlete. not al,le<l by llll Iflflfl )
|i?"> iMr.ln, atralgtitaway. tl.l.il sult water.
BB 3 ."e. Imki- l'. Kaharamoku, II tt. c
Ilonolulu II. T. A'lgmt 12, 11H1.
IMadfl at hlgh tlele, tiot aleleil bv ,-urrent.)
'.'je. ? nr.laj. op*ii nt 111 water, 1 turn, 2 mln.
40 flflfl Imli' T Kntiana-ii-ekti. II. S. r
Veroiri I akr. Montclair H .1 . .lun* II, 1~U2.
44<i v:ir-l*. bieih. 21 turn*. .', mln _~1 2 .", M
!'en> ItrOllllvray. Illlnnlai A. e \ ; Illlnolie A
f* bath, CMcaflD, o.-ie.h.-. .-?.). mr.
i iniin, e,, <?<., huii mIi water, 21 tanm -'?">
11.in. t.i 1 "> ->, 1. i: QaeriwlR, \. T. 9 < 1
ateeplechaM l\ark 'lataturli 111, 1 ,>n*> l.lunel,
New YevU. - ?! t<-iiil,-r 10, ISIS.
Ba k "irniee. |_fl ,ar.1a, l.alh. 7 (ur,i?, I mln
.*>2 eei'. II. J ll.lne-r, lllli.ei.s A. < *.; llllnol.
A. ?' bath. ? hletflo. "?'"ebrii.rv IV ISll
Hr-,?, atrnke, 200 \ar.U. bath. 9 turna, |
11 ln .""S 4 .*, fiee- Ml.'huel McDermntt, ?' A
A . I'hleate, A \. bath. ebleaifo. Mar.-h in.
1912.
iieia. rarlna. 40e? yarda, 1 mea, 100 \ar.i.
ea.h. 20 \..r,| lutli. .t 111,11 M | .% Me. nllnol*.
A 1'. team iT. W. \V'lnan?, I mln 2-."> ?e.-.,
A. C nallhel, .-,"? 1 .", MC.: II .1 Hehn.-r, Bfl 4 S
aee..; Perry MeOllllvrfly, ."7 Me.), Ililnols \ , ?
bath. e"nl,ar{0. Aprtl 27. IH12
P.'lav rarlnn. .",?* vanlw. .*, mea, ISB larda
taea, -"" rard bath. 4 mla r.2 ;i B ?-. Illlaoli
team iab?v? anel Rob*rt Koate-r, 1 mln. 1 I 5
MC.h IIMnnis A. C bath, -'IiIibko, Aprll ff,
Ifltt,
riiitiarinti. I mln. time llrilt, bath. W fret.
C B. Wlllla. IT, of F'enn ; l*. of P, bath,
I'bUael.lphla. Mar.h 0, 11.12
(unals. arbitration treat.es or the diplo
j inatlc service of the nation.
I "The Antarlcaa Otympk ooaapRttaa rep
rceaDtad the Unlted States in the laat
i gamOB. hut this conimltte. gave offlcial
re.ognltion to the Amatetir Athhtic
Unlon. Kvery man on the American olyni
pk team OOmpettag la stMirts contro'led
by the Amat.ur Athletlc Unlon was
citlitr |aglOtarail 4vKh the unlon or wlth
om- of Its allled bodies. Without the Aflfl
ateur Athletlc Inlon there could have
been no Olympic team; wlth the AmateBT
Athletlc Unlon there wua an olympic
team, the greatest the world ha- flfflg
seen."
There was a heated dlacuaelon over the
advlsablllty of aboliahlng water poto.
Those who w.re opposed to the spo:t de
clared that lt OOUld not be properly con?
dueted, for the reaaon that. belng played
la water. It was next to impoaalble for
the referee. to see what happened WheU
the men met in a scrimmage for pOOflev
sion of the bull and two or more mon
were. forced undet. Koughness and dan?
ger are essentials of the game, Ita oppo?
nent* deelared, and aince it cannot l?
reKulated properly it should be aaoMabed.
The Weatern deltfgates. however, Wett
stanch ln their defence of the sport.
Mr. Racey, of Chlcago, the presld.-nt of
the Central Associatlon of the Amati-ur
Athl.-tie Unlon, declared that water p k_
lf properly condueted, was u healthy,
l.eiit ih Ial gaaae and aa helpful to young
watt-rmei. aa it was popular.
Alr. Kacey argued long and well for th>
retci.tioii of the Kame. He carried his
point, too, for later in the day a set of
resolutlon. was drawn up. They proviu.
tor a swe.ping change ln tiie present
rtdea and that tht gamea played in the
future vvlli Bfl contestcd unde. the rules
of tha International swirumiiig ."edera
tion.
Thla titscussion grew out of u dMagrfia
ment between the teams of tbe Nea
Vork Athl'tic club anu the Chlcago Ath
i A?OCflltan when they met at
PUtchurgli oa March l*. HU Me
pooealpwafl awardod, aad the committee
Instructed tbfl treasurer of the union to
r.fuiul UM entry feofl 10 those elube
which had teams enteied Ifl the tourna
m.rit. aad that Um Pltta_*_rg_ Atnietic
Associatlon be rolflaburood for its ex
p_ndlt_rOfl for priEes. ete,
Plnandally the union has prooperod.
The report of the treasurer showed that
lt haa assets of $21,715 _*>. a net galn of
?2.."_3 10 over last year. The total dl*
bur?en__ntfl for 191. aa_-i_a_-- lo HdalU
while thfl recelpts were $'.:.T1 tt, BOXltlg
was thfl flource <>f greatest re~enae, aith
iua_,
The report of the reglstratlon commit
tt e, with three assocuttiona not heard
from. shows a declded failing off ln the
nuniher of Bthletee. the number of gameg
sanetlonOd atid <-lub- UMO-ben of the N.i
tional Ameteur AthleUc Unlon. Where
the report of Um eonunlttee laat year
?howed thal IMII athletea wora regto
tered ami that M sets af gamflfl flrere
aaactkmed, aitii H_ duba membera of the
unlon, thi- \e-ir only !7>8 B-flB hold
cardfl, th. re Brare only _M aeta of ganMi
flB-ti.'. e d only le) etuba B'en mem?
bera oi tbe union.
Tha failing off, however. whs iBrgfl-y
ln riiKtric ts other thai. th* motropoBten,
whlcb h. M its oarn w?lL ln (hla etty
there BTfl |H clubs ln tha aeaoclatlon,
wblch hei.i M sets al aanctloned ajantea I
There are. however, onl) r>,.u regtetei-d I
fttblfltea. i__.-t year UM athletea werel
ellglblc to eompeta In tha W aata of
lame condoeted b] U0 eteaa. The sllght
deereaofl in the numbi r of athletea has
mor* than made up ln th. gain in i
number of clubfl and sets of gamea.
Tha complete report of thi i-gistratl'?n I
commlttaa toiiov s:
Associatlon At] letea,
Metropilltan. . .. 1242
Ulantk . . 1107
Si - Rncland . 2.710
PaeMc. 1.333
Boat- Atlantic. 1 1-7
. 7t;i
Hbuthi rn Paclflc T1S
Weatern. IH
Paclflc North-?- - . ci
Cafltral. I.ST9
TotMls . 17 Nl flflg 440
Th- Tflflflfl, Hawallan and Rocky Mountaln
a_Mn. iatiKi,a fflllad to report ln tlma to be in
cludt d in hI><>\ ( tat>l_
The dtttgfittf deplorod the preeent sys?
tem ..f scorlng points tn the Olymplc
game.. At Hweden. as at the oiher flflO
tests. three points were awarded to the
winner, two to the se, ond man. whlle the
third man recelved one. They t onsldered
this system unjust, slnce lt dld DOf give
?uttctent credlt to the wlaaora of tbe
events. Th- rewards for the vi.-tor should
t>.- greater iu proportlon than the rewarda
f,.i flacond .ind third place.-, they thought.
At the meeting the CflflOO Bf several
athletee who irere anapendod _or one rea?
son or another were revlewed, but only
one was dedded, that of Frons Johansen,
a member of the Irlsh-Ameiican Athletlc
Club. The Metropolltan Asaociation reln
atated him at a recent meeting. and the
natlonal body upheld the decision. Sev?
eral other caaes were held over f4>r
further constderatlon.
Several ihanges were adonte.l in thfl
rules govirnlng boxlng tournaments.
Among the more important of these wis
that the rlng must not be smaller than
lt feet souare, nor larger than _t. It was
agreed that tba clubs have the arena as
? lt.se tO ? feel square as pOOBIbflfl. The
ropes are to be covered ln the future, the
fliM.r padded wlth at least half an inch of
felt mattlng or other sultnble substame
?nd the po"ts care-iitly padded, The con
tti-tauU will BOl be allowcd to ban.lage
their hands
The recbrds of James K. Thorpe. the
?Bfl aad Fat Indian. of the 4"arll*le Iinlian
Ht-hool. who won the world's all around
champlonshlp at the Olympic games. were
accepted formally b>- the committee. At
Htockholm Thorpe won the Pentathlon
BBd th.- Decathlon. At Oflft-O Park on
Mdgday, taptemher .', Thorpe won Ua .?: i
Bround champlonshlp of Am trtCfl flgfllflflf'
B, c Bredemus and Rruno Hrorld. with a
total of "? HaVk points. breakin- the former
flrortd'a roeofld of 7,::sr, polntfli eetabllabod
by Martln Sh?-rldan. of thfl Irl h-.\m- rfCflQ |
Alheltle 4"lul.
TO BRING SHAMROCK IV
Lipton to Compete in Interna?
tional Yacht Race.
[Bj Tei. arapb M Th. Tilbani ]
Sai: PYanctBCO, N'ov. 18.?"I will bring i
mj Shamrock IV here la 191- for an In?
ternational yacht raefl If there ia any
oi,.- here to BOflflfOtfl wlth." said Slr
Thomas I.ipton. the Kngllsh yachtsman
.ni hi ^ arrlval In Ban Fr_nt*taco,
raehUng la Blr Thomas Llptona plone
.ni .unl tlelight. and to further ll in
whetevor ?ray he eaa ba has oobm to
s.m Prancloco to th> hlfl part in arrang
Ing 'or an internatioiuil yacht race het_|
during the expositlon (
The Amerlca'fl fup, the .Inalve pii_e |
for which he sought In ISo9. ifjui ;.,,,)
1908. la atlll before hls eyes. "When I gt..
to" New York I hope to anange t'oi a
race foi thlfl cup la 1911."' he said.
"What is good enough for 'Uacl- Uam'
is good enough fot me, and I waut to
race under American COndltlona."
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the Gross Award for the
Day's Play.
i it .i dimex to a aucceaaful mmpetttha
aaafloa on tho Hnk- ihe k?w Yort* x.-.-.,_.
j paper e;?|f e'lnl, lelej two com|
ySatarBfly, al \'nn Cortla/idi Park. Thma
j were followed by the annual meel ,1;
? dniii'i, ,,t whlch the priaef won ,1-irtnx
the sflaeofl were preaentcd. The- t-ornjali.
: tions yeeebrday conal ited ? i .. ?
j ovi-r th. twetre meado ? hole ind *
j toilihKtoie aiTiill nn the hllls.
Ai-leel ln an al|,,-.\ aitCC "t Sl stroke*.,
i three fljuerte*. of hls regular
|W. if. Haywood took the n,*t prlia aaag
? tiie rneaabflra whlle tbe ta ,-f Htrty \
Haiaee iras tha beal ^n.s-.- aror. of thi
' da.. Each oompetttor wa? all- ?,
cbeflwfl a i-lnb. whlch wus the otU;
ha i-oiild in?o in the courae of ih
! Halnes took a maehle, li B. Mai'tin,
jwltii i inidiioii. .Irove- 21. yarda as tr.t
181-yard ninth hole. Ftoi L Hawthorn*.,
[eif the- Yribttnc WOfl ? prfflB fu. Mflflj li|
i tMrteentb from ihe top, ahUa J. w.
i Pflfrflun ii .von |ha "booby ' award.
1 in the tombfltoae com petltlon, la which
?-a<-h player wa* aBowed te t<.k?- twenty
1 -etrokes and tha one pUUltlhfl hi-. Bflflflflfl
?ii"iit thfl faitbeel from tlie startln** point
bfll-im lb*' winncr, OflOrgfl 1.. .'oope-r,
! prasaaent ot th< (Hrgaaisatton, annexed
! the prize.
Wlth ihe pnaatar pait of the day d**
\oteel to the links, it waa woti towar.
ew-niri*,- before the members .i.*ii>R>nibkjd
foi thelr annual meeting, whlch prec.desd
the annual dinner in the golf house.
The following dlrectora were ehosen:
I. L. Dorgan, "American"; George 8ter?
rett, "Kvenlng Telegram"; H J. Hay.
wood, "Herald'; A. C. Murray. "lWald";
C. K. LeeOendre, "World"; Albert Hedley,
"Herald'; 0. B. Weatcott, "Herald"; J. R,
Crow-U. "Brenlnfl Telegram"; A J. Glf*
ford. "Evenlng Telegram"; J. W _ergi>
pon, "HeraM"; II Grmitland Kice. "Kven*
in* Mail"; C. F. I-aux. "Herald"; G. F.
Ralaton, World"; F ('lements. "H-rald,
and W. J, McBeth, "American."
The prlndpal trophlea presentei wen
the Cooper cup to Albert Hedley an. the
O'Connell e'lul, e.-hamploiuihip trophy to
A. C. Murray Ooorfla L CoopflT, the
club'fl prealdent wa? toaatmaater, and
i'o'-i-is wera laM for aeTenty*B**i
Other membera who reeeived awardi
and tbe eompetltJona In whlch tbey ?.*r?
won wei .i i'e,iiows:
_fa) handlcap (quaUfylng roundi-AHiert
Hedley, "Herald"; Claea \. i. Grantians
Rlce, "Erening Mail"; Claaa B Joaeph 11.
NVilllama, "Herald."
June handlcap (quaUfylng
George r. Ralaton, ' World"; ' *..
A i Murray, "Herald ; Clasa B, C. r*.
I..-I lendi -. rt oi ld' . ' 'li i i'. ' 'hartea K.
i.aux. "Herald
July handlcap (quaUfylng loundi Jo
?aph M. william-. *.
< k-orge E, rt eatcott, "Hi rald' , i
i'i ink T. Pope. "Ame rican "
\ u piai handl tap ((jirnhfyins
Jamea ll i row -II. "Eve nittf
? 'i tya A, J ' li antland i'.
Mail"; i lasa B. Archi uM .1.
"Et ? ii:.)'.' Ti legi .nn
acoriv ,it tb. andlc ?
?
H i M 73 -'? ?
., 1 Ralet. ta, Worl ... Tl
If. A. Ha ? ??
...... T2 I el
i: lt I__ver| ;
Albe -i He li, ,i- . ild . . M I B
??? 12 :;
I- I I. I ft
I 9 tt
F. il. .i ? ii'v II- . 70 II I
.. ,-. a 9*
il h Martii \ i W _
k i. i ra u .._
. i" i
r. LeOei n ti ?"!
.; y i- h i-ti . ,- ra ii m
.; u. i . . i ii m
Herbe n Btsong, I I
.'ional, a;id Ja.-k !'<>>?
i lalted the Oreena
to tehe "ti tbi. e of the I - I ?'
ent?Joe Poeberl, t! ?? club'a prof.
Bob Tbflmpaen, I '? Bata
ll. J. Topplng, tba ?! eenwlch ??
Tlu- viMting pair won b. .< narghi of l
up and :i t,< play. Tbe- .iirti.h was .iI
BQjuflre al tha ? ad of ths nwralag roLino,
but Btrong an,i Dowling wera i ap al thi
tora ot tha atternoon drcult
A hlgh wind. coupb-.l wlth -old I
made no.-d **corlng iiiffl, uit for tlu woaaai
who played nt Baltaarol yeeterday. <i
Waa Int. inl, ,1 to holel n club chuiniuon
alllp fOT women. Int It wa.s tir.a'.ly de
e-ldfd to holel a nn-d.il pl_.\ i omp. titlon -t
thiitv-six hoU-s. Batected aoorea to ,ounu
Mrs. .1. A. Phllbrkk and Mr^. F. &
Doaohes sreea nnehte to oompleM tlu
double t*iti uit bflCflflflfl of a lat.- stavrt,
nnd they will be* allowed to flnlsh later.
lt is llkely, beweeer, that Mra B, !'?
Rogera will be thfl wlnn.r, lu r a scaai
score belng S6. Mis H. C. Van H.,kkl??
hud i?4. Mra Marshall Qeef N SBd Mra
r. li. Broara pm.
ln the course of the next two waaSSS)
number of the proft ssloniil golfer. art
?xpeetad te< go oa rlaltfl to thelr homeiis
Kure.pe . Aiiii.n-,' thfl more r.teni to ?*il
w.-i-.- Charias Adaias, of PlttsBaW; vv'u*
lam Mi?aaala. of North Adama ind
James Mllllgan. of Wilkes-Ham-. 'ac**
joiiy left last w.-k. bat ba expectt t->
apead Uhrlattaas ia Amenra.
USEDCARS"
ACHIl-CTOSYOI'
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SCHEBLER CARBURETOR
JAMES C. NICHOLS
Direct Kactory Di$tribut<H
lii:3 Broadwa-. 6IB0 I e>luinbei?.
Sre .-ur N- u M...I-I O doubl, '
elally aulaflied fur 0 e->iiiuler morb *?"' a*
utrok, raotoiw -
? mr Meeit. i i. eacbaaged far ??'?'?' ",1 c*''
bureter at .,n.-i,.iif reaular prtee _______
[roprov. tha eflleleni-) ot ,our ?'',;ur*tr:
uae! Innure .-...;. fltartlnfl I -11"
the um of eeUl beit nn ItOVfl.
L MERCEDES.-1
1 D1STMIBUTINO fl iMPOBTIrlO CO. I
p?ul Uicrolx, ITtwIdeiit I
j snt.K f - DI8TRIBUTORS. !___,
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j[ \ll eari ttol-i Hc.-nseel un.l*r l 8. IMi?".H._ j
Automeui.s Work of Evary Oetenp.io".
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lUpalra >t<-. wiml .siu.-i-i*. Bump-ira
Wo<ie|ve,rU Metal end i;,.i. keimth Work
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_ia-.V.''? Mt-ht .)7th iSlreel. Xi-w *. e?rk
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A KUle K itfil .i ??>?? **-'? ?' N-" AN,)
look? lilie new . ar. !i**? evtl. |h)S?II>I-i ei-JiP
ment. meafliiU... io-. Bc.i four new iho*.- v"
c?r now- two new e*xtra iIiOk** gnd tub?8 tm
itll other exirai; .ar inu-t W tfen to N* a?
pru-Uteei; act <iui< kl> . rao ,b-aler?. Inoulr-- u-'
Mr [.'..naret ?. car. Ml NH'II S eJARAOE. I-*'
?nd AU*xanei*r a\e r-le-ihone ?.V-M-lrcv-*^,
*n*ODDABD HA\TON.
R.-llal.Mltv anel Servb-e have ???'"' ?_!
e-ufomohllc-i farilOUa. Th,- snm- qiialit!--* *j|*
found in ..ur reballl cara, arblcli ?re mw
cuaranteeil. We take ?.ll m ik>->- bi II ":*
r?ed (or l?rpt.. 1 \>r-t H'.'n.l **l
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