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Baseball ** Boxing ?> Chess*? Automobiling ^
*? College Athletics ** Other Sports1
NEAR GARDEN DK
Construction of Two-Mile Track
on Aviation Field Will Bc
Begun on March 15.
NEWARK PROJECT DROPPED
Land for Circuit Leased for Ten
Years and Course May Be
Ready for Big Race
Meet on July 4.
Neu- vork is flaalty to haare a m-.*or
? pee?laa.av. Ktimors Of motordromrs l.ore
.al thoro bava baea beard for tho kni
tWne ,?ts, anl tha Metit-apohtaa Motor
gaflfldway *?-..?.i-a-.y "?? *** nt "n' v"'"
,IUI, ta gal tbroagh aith Ita projael oa
U* Nflwark a9aadowa Ihat. aamaeer. t>
, thing of iho p_at arn tha ttmcarn will
riy. aay to thfl New .ork Motor ipeed*
m? ^.so^,i?l,.n. aitha eapttal of M.t-**
>., tot whlch the laoorpa-aratioa i**apera
Kna aent to au.hi.v yeaterday.
TU, now v-rk Motor Bpeedway Aaao*
clathaa haa aognlrad ? leaaa for ten yaar
.,? thP avlatlon a>M al Garden I l
. , . oftflaarrea, arltb an optlon of bny
n?ltat?prHMoflfsW.o.c??tany
trtaewlthla two yeara Trom April 1. l-- ?
raatraetlal.nded on the north by tha
,,M,onn.rv Road. oa the eaat b, v.
s.ch avanoe. on thfl -etrt ? ?~
Road anrl on thfl BOflth I thfl Motor
R?w? Prarflc** ** * ? - ??" -
"t* Ihb l^wlllb, btrinthe ^*?^2
.peeda.Ihe-a-t M 11 beaa oval
,,.? mllea la droomferen? .and
111 be begun on March 15. Wheth*
? ?111 I.e of Cl lllrI1t ' ol)
> ? th- aui face v ne oi .__...
rootractorfl arho are flguring on tha
I tb' opInkMt tha! tho clr
.?? ,.? ,., fullj oo,,pl. to.i ln ?"??/?'
,? Inauaural rare meel on July I. BtX
,?, Wlth th. bulldln.
,, , . ? on "i -'-"?''
? - t., Ih I
Er! . .?" *'??" :h"','
? i eutomobllea The..UUlon ?
lhmy f?r iu Inaugural race, moal
:.?t,?nl,at after the llnea ol th.
.. , ? mrllenapolla N will hai
,,??.Utilon* Io, more 1 ? Quarter
of . rnllllon per-wne.
Th. coli.i.i Ih. N.
,.nr,,v to the expenae
"sfUl
dlngofa..rwunlr, 1.d
. ,,.-. acroea th. Hudeoii Rlver. Afl
,:t lhe I1.B iba! had been
. . ..... ... nn ??
tound tbal th
?vaiild !? n?*arl M.OOB an acre, or mora
-.all. epart '"?," ,b" ">n"
.tructtai. of the .-?-.- k Tho fllnng m
aeuldhavi tahi n nol leai h u two rearo,
A lhal leaa than
i iM aufbee.
NeajottaUoi r< '
, ,,,, -,',- were conducted b< Uewi ?
of the i-..i ? late flrm of Ftab a.
Marvln, wlth aa?i K Tarball n
?eatlns the Hempatead Pialna Comp
Th- t-Ki.i bi parl of tho A. T fltewarl ea*
tata an.' Ifl a level tract on whlch tt
,,( ., rnotortrome will be reduced to
?a minimiiin.
The fleld ?- ln eloae proxlmil
. ,,f rallroad and - "'?1'" ll"*'8
. re. hed from See
..;. .nd .. Hral viass
hbjhwa] ln leaa than fortj mlnutea In
..,,. ; :-, un iporution l
aat bo Bituated to better i
thla waa one of the facto -
ataal to lha l< ?l"-'
Th.- l^dlanapolla Bpeedway, a two-mllfl
ovai. ifUaoeni to thal city, baa
lla geam ol tu-. rai - - one 9
am oa thla yaar. to whlch aboul one
hunrir-.i tho laanl pa ? al i I d
n eaeh Inatanci Conaldi rlm tne i
.tion t.- .ir.-.u from there and In Nt?
vori thera is little Aoubl that a sh...
?porunl raca nt Qarden City will at*
,,,,... thaa double that numtx i
.pvctat.-ti- Siitni.iti-. race meetfl ari alao
expected to draa xnut crowda
The aaabBfl aaaaa latlon has de. kled i ol
to do awaj a\ith tba avlatlon featur.
OH fleld. and uraj eaeaj the conduct ot
Haa t\pe .-f flport ln addltkw to .t
automobile actfvltlee, althrnigta thla has
not i--en taken up. Ihe forty h.inKam
now .-n the property, however, wUl t>m
eBewed te reaaala, aad a*BI ba leaaed la
th. Bprtni II th. Bpafldwai onati h tloa
oo-s n-'t inttiuie.
-. a
BOSTON ATHLETES ENTER
New England Stars to Compete
in Big Indoor Games.
.laioea K guUtvaa, < hairman of the
ti__u4onshu- . ommittee, le.eived raater
.tty the aatrtea af the New Knglan-1
.t.* whe are i ?_ng on for the na?
tiona) junior indoor - l.amplonahipe. whU h
wiii be betd al the thi Raglaaant Armory
oa tfatiit-i-. evenlng, January a. All of
nt -u. ti a,< repreeentatlvea of the lt-u
lon Atiiieti. ftaaerlaiirm. with ihe aatcep
tion at Irving T. llowe. who ls the Btfll
sprlnter of the N'orth I'otcheMtr Athletic
Asao.'latioii. who ia fl99tflCfld ia the slxty
anri ;..i \_l'l u_sheH.
ProbaMy the moat proniiiiriit amonK tho
New a>g*-*-9 entrlea ia Hairy Laa, tba
aalddle dlatan a ruaaar of the Boeton
Athletiv Aaao katloo, who on the Bd
Reg?aenl iracb iii*t yaar tan the aecood
fr.an.st ball ",!> t.vi-1 raa ?.n a board
ti.K.r. iie lt- aatfltad la the i.OiO-vard evant,
ai.fi wiii have to ba ln bla baat forra to
rlefeat Hoaaar Baber, af the New York
Athhin t itib. Jnn Rlley, of the Irlah
aapertcaa At: letlc Club; Ddward Oaxvey,
of the Bellevllle Catbolk <'luh, and oih.-r
biara from Phlladfllphla and New Ork
Jefl Mlva ?'.?? --1 ni the two-mile rnn.
,ti,r; \ w Enfllandei ofwbom much
l? i_pcctcd He imished thlrd to Hannea
Kalehmalnea and iiarry stnith in tha aa*
; t,\,--miie - bamplonflhlp ;.t PR1
burab laat a>iii9Maflr, P. iiaywoo.i .;?
is otitei..1 in thia c-vent.
Ti.e twelve-pound ahot-pnt nhonl.l i
eiilt in a Kr?at hattle aaBOBIg the m.ir
r....tball playera of thfl laet >'? -ar-Bri.-kl. y
and Hardwi.-k. of Harvard: VVhitnov. ,.f
I>..i tmonth, and Maxfleld, of ||i t. -ershui n
Aeqtiemi _
MADISON SQ. GARDEN liV,
U"N UH JESSE WILLARD
Sam Langford Knocks Out
McVey in Hoodoo Round
Wins Heavyweight Title of Far
Off Australia.
EMD COMES IN THIRTEENTH
Bout One of the Fiercest Scen
01 Other Side of the World
in Years.
Bydm Mi ira la, Dee M aaw Lang?
ford k.bed oui Barn McVey heri Je-?ay
ln the thlrteenth round of om ot tm
beavyarelgbt battlea men la Aue
tr?iia In yeari
Thi negroea had manj ?" ?id imege
u, aettle, and from the tep of thi wonw
they falrly lumped at each other. io lha
Lconard Unable to Continue
After Seventh Round.
RECEIVES A DRUBBING
Young Dougherty, Overweight.
Not Allowed to Meet
Frankie Burns.
Jack Leooerd, of Philadelphla, o * ?'
thl plurki.st bn\p who has boxcd ln thl*.
city in n lonK time, was ptoj.ped ln BPVeB
roanda by Teong" 'Bhugrua, tln Ihjht*
arelght from Jersey city. nt thi Forty*
fourth Mreet Rportlnsj Club last night.
leonard went to hla eorner at the and of
,.,.. aevaatb round hi ? ietn1*conicioui
rondltlon fr<->m tho effeci of ? eruehlng
, it hi boob !<> the chln Junt as the bell
rang, end he w..s unable to raapond tothe
r.n of time al lh, itarl of the eishtb
,. rlod. it waa onl] by the areateel ahow
? race ind grlt lhal the Qoaki
, .1 u^ loni ? he dld, and a bt n
the r,,lile^t MH? .Ulttltt- et,rif.d me WaS .<l -
i lauded an enthualaatlcally aa thi nn
marked vlrtoi Both boya weighed In ai
The "th-r ten-round ronteal,
Krankle Burna, the Jeraej ''it> bantam
welght, Jiml "Young" Dougherty wm nol
!,. ao on. MouKheity ngi'eed te
make 111 pounda, hut arhen ho arelghed ln
Ht the rli aa do ' '? ttt ped Ihe aoalet al ISd
poundi ? Ighed ln at 117 .
Tommj Lee, manager ol Burna, i ? fu -?-?'
t,. allon Burna to boi In any caae the
boul would nol have i>een allowed, for the
? ? a ul) . ? ?? the Btate
Athletic Commlaalon prohlWi any con
leal ln whlch then Ifl more than 'en
pounda dtfferenoe In the welghl of oppo*
n>-nt.- arho are undei Ihe welterwi - I
llmll of MS pounda
Leonard was a broken reed. He <ame to
thla dty wltb a reputation made al tho
. of men of falr ability. A rare
aa antlclpated, bul the "fana" "? ?
lo dlaapi o ntn anl Bhugru)
? to i.. cmard and Itho
thei a enl rlghl to work
Feintlna i aecond, h<- whipped two i>fi
. ba '" the fai > and dn n the Wood
from Leonard'a noae, and nen, blocklng
a counter, croeeed a riKhi to the |aa
ly.onar.1 wobbled, an.i ri^iit then II a; -
pearad aa if the i.eil would nevei end tm
i.? onard, howevei. wai noi Bn
Uhed. ii. covered, and when bi* op?
ponent came In trylag t., book .?voi the
ow ),* drove ? rlghl te n.e
bodj and whipped ;? itlnging ? it to the
f.i.e Bhugrue walked ar.I blm boxlna
at loei range and ibooting hotm Ii.h
pum hei as hi plc_._.<u.
Thi thli.i ... 'i fourth ioun
- im- Leonatd, nnd he came i.y tbe
I cudgeli in a[i|>r<,v.-ii atyle. Bhugrue
knocked him down three tlmea, but i\a!?
iiiiahi*. t>> land thi rlghl punch. Leonanl
ahowed a I." k of generalahlp and refaeed
to ai epi th) ald of I ha i ount Me t oee
at th*; oounl of thiee and contli i i
serve as a puncblng Imk. ln the tlttl. and
alsth rounda Shuniue appeared to bave
. I himself out, aml. while he ha.i
Uttla trouble la laadlng, nli Mowa a..
peared id have loet tbeir ating. Once In
?ttie sixth round be atood In tho oentn ol
the rlng drivmg bome a fuslllade ot
punchea, whon, to tha amaaemeal ef an.
Leonard rail ed an.i outfought him In a
aavaga exchanga
in the seventh, however, Bhugrue came
!.... k .md had it aii i.i.s own way agata
1 He landed his oae*two panchea with ma
I chine-Uki predatoa and had his man
rocklng and lurching like- a i.reak.-i -i i>i
<len i-ittp Handa down aad defenceteae,
ti.e Philadelphla boj atood up and tooh
hli madi. me until. Just ;.s tho bell ranjj.
Shugue caught him with a hard rlghl.
Leonard went half way down. and then
realed aloiiK the ropu and tu his corner
Ha waa unatiie to contlnoa
BIG ENTRY FOR TRACK MEET
Five Hundred Boys to Compete
in Manual's Games.
T -o annual Indoor tta.k games of Man
ual TrHiiiiiiK ILkIi BchOOl will be held In
the arn.t.ry of tho Hth Reg-BMBl to-n;* lt
I More than live hundred of the boys ha\e
entered, and the affair givca every pmm
iso of being the best aVOT held in the his
t?,r\ of the school
The chlef interest of the ineei crnttea
about the foot Call relay run. m Whlcb
| sixteen hlgh and j.repaiatory BChOOll
, have entered teams. Tlie quallflcatlons
; for ei.tran- e aro that a boy must have
won hls letter on the football team this
! season and must he ln good standlng ln
i his atudlea.
i Among the more important BohOOM
j whleh have entered are t'oniir.M ? Dl
\\itt CMatea, Paly Prep, Braamua iia.ii.
St Paal s. Barringer and Stuyvesant High
achoola, Many of the alamnl bave ? n
tered the sp.-.-iai tje-ymri ia.e r.j, Man a,
Training alumnL
WOMEN BOWLERS HOLD MEETING
Tti.- Now Tuxedo Bowllng Club, receatly
formed bj young weeaen while ..n their
, tlon at l-'l.isi-hmai.ii. N. Y., h?ld th.-it
Bral open ,,,?-? 11,.k at the New York Turn
Vereln, ftth atreet and Lexlngton aveaue,
la) aftemoon
Among thoae prea enl were Anna Marks
Anna Blmotia, Boae Bltnona, Teaaya Adi
and i iti>IIi Lewta Boae Meerlow, Sarah
- hei and Jaannettee BoaerifeM
Two prtaea aren aararied tn tho Mlaan
l-i aii'.-s S> dransk and Paullne (.'ohan.
wiid ebeota of tho Ms ereard. ln tho Bri
round Leagford inndo.i lefta and ngnti
.vith auch power that McVey "a11 driven
to the ropea by tho heaw puntehment.
ln the Moond and thlrd roundi Iher*
was llttle f. .tt,..,,,.-, boi Leagford floot.d
hia opponenl in thi fourth wltb a eraah*
ir,K .imer.-ut to the oliin. aid from that
polnl McVey wai on the defenetve
The md caiM in the thlrteenth roond,
ahea Leagford, after aboarertng *? *" r,val
wltb blow afti r Now, landed a terrlfl,
rtghl whlcb ienl McVey craablng ta thi
nai for the f ill eoaat.
By winnlng i-.rn.totd earned the heavy*
weight championahlp of Auatralla, ?? atc
Vt | was 'inld.r of the tltle. Tho men had
met ln tlve other bouts. of whioh L-Bttg*
ford won three. |00t IM Mtt bOied B
dr..w ln the other. .
Langford li ihlrty-two yeara oid ano
haa -.ti Bghtlng off and on atnce BBB
uaually with marked aucceaa.
PENN JUMPS INTO LEAD
Carries Off Honors in Triancju
lar Chess Tourney.
SZE VICTOR OVER EHRLICH
Cornell Scores One Point in
Match?Brown Players
Fail to Tally.
< orneB, Brown ont the UnHreratty of
F'ennsylvsnia, membiri or the Trlnnaul-ir
rolleire Chess T.oa^iie, began their f'"ir
teenth tournament al thl rOOt-M of the
Brooklyn r*heas Club yeaterday. Plnnayl
\nnia, reproeented by the mme team
which ia*.t year tled with Cornell, and
whioh tnoiiided ihe famoufl Chlneee playei
Rudolph Bae, and M J Teltelhaum, rai
nfd off tho bonora of the flral day*i plaj
It was an Importanl trktory In lhal thr
polnl acored bj flie wn? agalnai I ?'
Khrllrh, the aenlor player from Cornell.
Teltelhaum won I la gama In thi
i,,(-..., | .,, heon hia opponenl being B >?'?
I Mtt' i>< II, of Broa n ' 'orneira t..t.ii foi
I t ne round w ..?? one polnt, whlch ttOM acoi ? .1
| h;. \ < perklna at thi eapenae of ?' L
' \,,..,;;. nf itt. ? 1 The Pro* IH, e t.
; waa thua li ft allboul a tallj to abo ?
I the daj 'a work.
Khrllrh of Corn< rame lo I
on ' H.ti'hea aa a reeull of Mood poiaoning
follon Ing . bad InJ li ned ln 1
-.1 footh ill ,., itcl it lt' ?? 1 P/lth one
?. rj '..i . ? halr. he araa handl*
oapp.-.i n..i n llttle ln his name agalnat
? . -f the atrongi
v,. ..- tl ? ?:? ? '?? ' tw.>
pawni ..ti th.- iwentli lh mo I
.. fo ?? he
?\..^ forced te n
Teltelhaum galned ihe '.1 per hand a
the opening round t|:- 0 illteh*
Ieil, araa ??, plece down an Ihe tenth move.
bul got Into trouble in tr\!,K to re.-o\er
l lt. Teltelhaum played with murh force,
land so.,11 aucceeded ln capturhtg hla ad
raary'a queen. The game weal on for
I ? ? 1. ?
i'. 1 kina, of Cornell 1 troff Di
i.inlt up fl .-|-|. .|,.| po
i ; .. rooha on the open kli
Meat h, led oui th.- ahlte kina.
. -.- : : aarn aftei paarn, I
drove his kin^'s pawn thi ? enti
Woblle] wai mated al hli thlrty-fourth
1 ? ?
The 1 , . ? lltfl are
table
\vi;i til.\, g
. n - 1
i ,1 . ? 1
?vi'. baarn (P.)... I M ? . m.<
1 | . .
....
; ! P) iroff ? ? '?
. .
The team totala foilow Pennaj \i anla,
.' 10 0. 1 '..men. 1 tn i and Brown, I to 2
Thi palrlngi foi the Ihlrd round. whlch
wiii bc itarted il the Brooklyn Cheii
Club ihi?> mornlng, wlll be ai foiiowa
EShrllch, Cornell, vi P/oolley, Brown;
Perklna, Cornell, - Tettelbaum, Pennayl
vanla ,u>\ MItcbell, Brown, vi Bie, Penn
aylvanla.
Borm ol ihe moie Intercetlni gamea fol?
low
BOARD 1 PETBOPP Dl 11/
PRINCETON BEATS CORNELL.
Byracuae, free :>> Prlacoton defeated
1'orn.-n 1^ a aeera ef '> te 1 to*ntghi in
th.- opening game of the Intereollegiate
ho. key s'asnn "11.\ ' h'akertt Work
wa.? I feat.nt.
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
Canadian Swimmers to Invade
This Country Next Month.
SCHANG NOT FOR YANKEES
Connie Mack Opposed to Draft
ing a Player at Low Price
to Sell at a Profit.
i o piek ot c;in.i.h.'s' afluattc forajea will
visit thia country In January, araarlni tt."
.--.,.-i-ni et MoOUl Unlvaralty, and the
manaaer la now aegotiatlng for ineotn with
aeverai <>* tbe atrongeal cotlega an.l club
teama in the Baat Ac ordlnfl to the pcea*
<-i aebedule the Domlnlon watermen arlll
Pennaytvaaia ln Phlladalphla on
January h\ meet Ta . ai Bem Havea on
January K, and then coma to Maw York
for a throa day atay during whlch two,
! end i" aatbly three, mei ta atlll ba beM arith
the Now Yoik Athletlc Club, tbe City
athletk) Club, Columbla h...i <ity Col ? -.
whlch have aataa under r**?_lderatton
lateraat la theaa BBaata oantraa aboul
Qeorge i:. Hodgson, who aroa tha Bt an.i
1,500 nietrn froo ft\'o champlonahlpfl at
the Oiympk flamea in garadea laat July,
.nd about Prank McGOI, beralded aa tho
f.-isto-i aprinter ever developed In the
land of the Mapte Leaf. Oeorae Drapar,
of whom ao i ua b hai b. an heard of late,
.jao may ba a Dreamber of tha McOHl
aqnad. but raoent reporta from acroaa thfl
border ten.l to o*.ecredil the eaneatlonal
tlmea atributed t-. blm by the M<
r-toi.*.. Ona ..f h teammataa, in fa.'t.
arrltea tbat lie is not aearly a? faat al
any dlatanca aa Frank McQIU, who haa
ahoara remarkab a Improvement Bln. e a
year :i?o.
among the othrr crarln who will eom
pete for Canadfl nre Kerry an-I Mackay,
botb all nroun.1 w.it.-rtn- n >>f fOOd
tbe fancy .iivora. Wllllameon and Bmltb,
aaM io i.avo unuauatly Bne form.
Tho . 'anadlana are ..t ilou i to in
bei f--i thetr arater polo team and
v ? .,,.,?. .,!,...,. ii| ? i**ei ta .1 ? ommo
date them, bul I "?"' of rulea 1?
,. ,,;.|,: ,,,,,.. ...i to ad
rh?> i ? ed i" the Doinli n
....... a ,it< r
i. the nea Ij adopted aoi cei. and it
may he dlfflcull ln nnd i way --f foi m ;
?: ? ii mutual - aHtlafa loi
Hodeaon'a w.-.k arlll be watehed aarlth
Inti n I Judflii * fro hl ? | actlci trlala,
^ ? | - rurlonfl n rord --f 3 mli .
..-,.: - lt. Dl
?
it is unllkela thal ihe Phl *?<
rwlll lurn ovei Ro ? - tt."
I . .trhei drafted from H iffalo, to
the *,ankeee, aa haa been reported flfben
i ,., ,,, | .... the aubj. a fea da) ?
.,,.-., i oanli Mai k i ' Ihe Ath*
u . ? Draftlns -t play. r *t a low
. aad tln d w llinfl hli i ? ' -< p ??' l bi i
j i.ron y cba ap I ? ' i, 1 need
.- aaa mi i fli "WittK- .. -i
| ,,i.,i wiii s....i, bave lo so i bo| * t.. bava
Bebaaa ready t>- ijk.- bla place when lhal
Uii,. oomee."
ti.o . .it. hli -. '?? ... i ent of t ia *? inkeea
ln nol III t - ?'??? ?
? Bweene) and W lUlaa
team on th- i . .
ga la I
na ono ......
Tankeea .<n-i the nea Bo
? .
flclu ? i ;
..
itclier. lle b
bei. a !i Bhlna In 1 om*
, ii_ii.\ , bul be
. ? orae v. it ti a ttli - bins. H.
wonderft I) ?<- Ufata I
fl hia t. I) ba
I be pretty aeai
Ichang la i
; and ea. eptloi all) faat aa u ba. I
. ai k 'a ablllty waa n ognl ted
wpa drafted by 1 rl n dlf*
i . the di > ? ?
?
proo ...ihi. the Am< - *
tlon will reauma thi ?.;-! playlnfl aebedule
. i gamea aest aeaaon. Tbi .???-? ame
. luie proved too cumberaom? laat *--.
aiui tba queatlon af ra d i ....
1 number arttl he takea up at tha afl?ual
meel blfl of tha ieagufl In i hlcago oaat
mamth
. larb tiri.'hth aaya "Chlck" Qandel, ->f
the vV*aablngton Benatora, ia the baat Brat
baeemaa ln tba Anw rh an L ai ifl Maylva,
? ti,.- "f.uis" here prefer Hai Cbaae,
?,,,!,. ovei in Philadelphia Jack Melnnea
ii ? them all. i;- Bton, too, la aruii
Infl, thinking of Jake- Btahl
Cbarlaa Webb Murphy, wl.red
Introductlon as pn Idi nt --f the i iba, la
,,,, hia way to florida ln i ?n h "f a
si.iinK tralnlng camp. Bii or aeven dtiea
.n.- angllag for tba Mtracttoo, and the
itlenl one' ia eouatlafl on pl4*nty oi* en
t.-it, lami at
?i,,, inti iv of arreatlei9 la on. John
Henn He) the Oerman heavywetflht,
and bla manager, Rlchard ToMn, bave ar*
,iv,,i iu tins country ta aaareh of uouih.
Hi-v la only nlneteen yeara of hk.j. bul i*
nM to he a phyaleal inarveL ii.. haa
t , | .... tak< n .i bull b) tba borna and
the animal lo ita kneea Ha
wania to m<' t I "l :"'l* ' ;"' '' ''' eouret
tbe] all do _
Ho :ki \ lovera ara tooklni foi ward lo
? i,.. niae between leami repreaentlni
Toronto IJnlvarelty anl tbe Creacant Ath?
letk Club, at tb? Bt m- balaa rtnk to*
morroa evenlng.
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(iOLF BOOMING IN CHTCAGO
. i,? ggo De* -? mi reeorda for bjoII
I on ? 'ini- tmai i 'a*- ln i''..- -iK" wi ra
broken reeterda) The unuaually warrn
i .ther bi oughl oul n-.if.-i i <? ,
nearl] ever} ono of the forty .?..u>...s.
whlle Mfl ptayara taad ofl between day*
i ri ah an.i dark oa lha puMlc links ln
Jackaon Park
Full Review of
Sportsfor 1912
Ihe ".earl.i re?le? af ?|>nrl? iilll lie
pafcHabofl 14* ? ?? ?? 1 ? 1. - * toataie af the
>porlinK paice of -?iiiidu>'? Trlliiiiie.
Karrlr. If ftfr, Iimjh tuehr inontli.
beaa eaawdel ao full ??< -1 ? r 111,,_- per
laea_aa*ea Beeeela hiue hrm waaahel
ricl.l and lefl. nn. , IihmiiiIoms Iu,, * hr.-n
iiiiiIi- u h?-r miniea ?l!l lie,-,itiu- a h.?
??..rd. old ?lnr? ha?r ?rl. ne? onr. h-i?e
rl??"n.
ihr aovtou "in >n. lutir laaflflaM, bea*
ln.. leach nn-l Held athleli.*, lawn
ienni>. raehtbafl, a"". laarlaa, f.i.aii.
ln f?,l. all Ihe leadlng oporl*.
COLLEGE MEN 10 MEET
Dean Briggs, of Harvard, Will
Act as Chairman.
TRAINING QUESTIONS UP
Much Inl'ormation Gathered on
the Need for "Tables" in
Preparing Teams.
Dean Brlgga, of Harvard Unl ?
wiii ? t Bfl ehalrman of tho rearly meet?
ing of tha National Colleglati Alhletli
gam itti,,.ii in the Hot! i Aetor to-day.
Plnal plani for tbi gatherlng were madi
laat night al a meeting of ti"% executlva
committee, when the progi imma was <ii.
cuaaed nnd reporta prepared.
Th.- appllcatloni for ai tlvi meml ?
from Jobni Hopfclnij Waahlngton and Lee
and Draki i ollege, of lowa, arera favor
ably a- ted upon, while three ns oclati
on ... elected in l-iwrencevllla
N.w v.iii, Mllitary Academy and thi
Hartford Hlgh Bt I.' Thi rnembernhlp
,,f th.- aaaoclatlon >s aon arell over tha
ona bundred ,n.-,ik, and moat of the unl
rerattlea and collegea wlll be repreaanted
to da y h) delegati ??
Prof) bboi Prai k VV. Mcolaon. of v, ee>
leyan I tl ocretarj ind trei ?'
:;.,,, ,.- d, tt ' ICt, the pit H'.ei t as W>-11
sin.-.- the retlrement of Major Palmer B.
Pierce, who li wlih hla reglment In Chlna,
and tha death of Profeeaor li. W, John*
aon, of Indlana, tha rlce-preeldent, pre*
alded i.t the meeting Iaal night Ha ea
plalned that the repHea te this year't
queatloi aalra cover iw h a wtdi h"\d and
BO many collegea r. ptled that lt was 1m
poaalble to report apen them ln detatl.
Tha facta aecured er?-> so valeahli, h?w
ev-r, conatltutlng, no they d>>. perhapa
thi moat complete collection of atatlatlca
. ., man) detalla of roiiotje nthletlca thal
ha\e ever been gathered. thal ?< !"U r>"
port wiii t?- puhllahed, Including the
.Ilegea anawerlng tbi leveral
-. ii fltiona, ai rangi <i I y dletrli ts. at ? , -
I ., . ?. t.. thi proceedlnga of thla year.
B imn Ing up the ri plli to ceri dn ojuae*
tlona H was found thal approalmately
... |. ,. | , ,,r the -'oii, gee enforee the
. , . . ; % per eent the freeh*
man rule; SO per cent har graduate atu
deni'. M pi .-:tt .ir i rotoot t. -
ot bar ana al l
The 'i eatlon on training waa partlcu
,. ,. tlng, ai .i lha r. pori ri -.d aa
foiiowa:
, ..,,, ? ? .;?? f..r
... ., ,..wing or other
..,rr. ?? ..t ::.. collegea reportlng. eixiy
t?ro have training taMoa In football, nr
.,- all, twenty nlne ln tr... . ano
?h,. in rov :. ? A few training tuhh-s ara
reported ii baaket uall. lacroaae ctobb
,., min i mnlng, ? bey, wreatltng aoi
t very few. ?_,?_?_,
- ? u ,lt prl. c la pald for training tahie
I ,,.,, ?.,, w) .,, proportion do the ath*
i ,,,. pi aa reported n tl ?
'??; A, ?:;' "r
trlci it to $ : ,' week: aecond, ?? *? iw,
ih, d." itol I irth. B8 to Wtf;
,,.,,,, abo it u averagj ; itxtb. J. n M
j:.,. aeventh, 5< 60 lo J-jo. elghth. U to
j. -|'t... , ,.,; ...ti. ii pald br u-t- letei rariei
I oit to tbe full amount ln
- . amounl pald im tha mt
,.. iw- en the '? ? tl
,,.i and th.- tralalag table
liavi .HalM i tl " training
Thr, a colleaea on y
. ai |Shed the training tahie ex
rearel I ' (tctlon rhe
| w, ite, :i I'i.Iversity is
I eral feellng among
. ,? . oa. bea that with training
? atronger tvami
are two reporti from tbe i alvi ralty
oi Kanaaa; in ona of them thi dlrector ot
. Kivea it a,. hli optnlon tbat ath
tea are i aoa g< Itlm enough food i ?
- . |; ln thi other a >?
... have been ad rt ti
the aholltion of the ti ilnlm table
, v....,i - ' the fltudentfl rhere
ia alao fr ? ?
. ai ? ? ? ?' v rttet ' ' <",T1:,"t
Hy; ver) dlfll ? ' to deterrnlne" e'io.h'"":
me : i ?? i ol re*i itaoilali
nn the other hand, twenty*two ollegee
i ri intt lhe> have glven up the trali
lng ta li an I ? tl ,;o..d reeulta ryplcal
,,.,,|i,m are: "Better ..nd more normal
rondltion of tt-ttt ttii'. phyitcaj condltlon
m ,| ,,,,. ,ii, ' "No material falllng off .n
pfflclenry, and much len profeaalonal
Kplrti In the alr." "In my opinion. the
training table i* a i ilaance end of no
, u!..,,,.,. r " .Thli from ? phyeleal
direi t??r <
?How atrlctl are "<" ? le "' ?'"
training rulea? nfteen collegt-i
, ,,,,,, Hiej enfori t the rulu ao
...,, ? thlrty-oni "'?trlctly. aeventeen
"falrly." four "not rery well, two as
much aa poaalble." one ' nol aa atrli tiy aa
we aiah." one "<io aot know. rwo coi
leaea repori that they cannol enforee
them tw. Ive that thej enforee the rule
aaalnfll drlnklng. bul are doubtful as to
tu- rule aaalnal flmoklng One college re
,,,,,-t* thai iho hardeet rule to enforee la
i ,n requirlna athletei te go te bed earlj
[? aome Inatltutlona there Jfeema te he
a difforence of opinion on this polnt. A
? ?..ii.-kre nrealdont ?aya thal training rulea
,,.. -v.tv atrlctly enforced" ln bto in-ti
tutlon, whereaa one of hte profeaaori
makea the dubloua r.-ply. falrly \\,*u
'"iii many Inatltutlona, eepeetalty in the,
04 -i the enforcemenl <>f training i
j is baaed on the honor ayatem. whl.ii
aeema to work aatlafactortl) ln tbal con
| ,?.,.ti?, i u, t! e other hand. at Oettya*
bura Pollege athletea must take an oath
thal thej wlll obeerve training; al weat
Polnt they mual siati a pledge. At Te\e
i the captain d.Iea aa to training rulea
and haa the powei te enforei them.
lt d'-v.-loped thai tlie ratlo between
Igate raealpta and athletic axpenaee varie.i
j ull tho way from u iiefl.lt of ro.OOi) to a
' ( olisldel ul.Ie proflt.
At thi Bret aeaalon tida mornlng ii..p"rs
will bl read hy I >r William L Dodlag,
of Vanderblll Unlveralty, on "Th.* Propar
Control "f Atlil.ti.s' and hv Dr. QeOffgn
i. kfeylay, of Columbia, ea "Athletic
Training." A cemprahenalva report alae
wlll be read by Profeeaor Nleoloon.
Tha afternooa maalon wiii ho devoto.i to
general bualnaaa and reporti of eommtt*
t. ?
VICTORY FOR HARVARO
Second Team Defeats Amherst
hy a Safe Margin.
Harvard'a aecond chaaa team trled con*
cluaiona arllb ?? Qiiartel regraaentlag Am*
heral al Hm roonM af tha Rki Ctieei Club,
in tins clty, yeetarday, tha rosuit i>eing a
(?rlrr-.on \ i. tory h>' a BCOTI of I polnti
in i Thi siiiKie gami thal want t.> tha
rredii of Amherel was aeored by U
... hiimw.iv a i.mist .1 it Morton. the
t..111111 member of the Harvard 'varalty
team, nho failed te pul ln an appearanre.
C ii itt.h.-ii!?. of Harvard, parfarnaad the
unueual feal af poUahlng afl two oppo
nenta, Bral ana al lha fiist board and
th.-n another ai tha thlrd. B. R. Hnrley
alao w. ii at board I f.>r th<- Cambtidga
Side
Thi v immai i folloa i
Bdfl 11 Al.' Alti' AMHBBaT
1 t*. H r.it.eiii . ll. | Wobott r . .. 0
2 y; i: HurU) ... l <'. s<-h.,?.??> ... "
I! I-..I..-H-. , | fl. _ Trnmnntana 0
4 i ii Mortoa . 0 L -? humwajr. t
Total . I 'I'-.'-.i '
ij .) a Kil? -,i li'?*!.??. i .oi i :i
Ihe . [..-?>, ,<cm 1 PotW Knightf. 3. Oioore IM
ar'.; :i r-.u, Knlahu; i. Perfetted. Referefl
L. . liriii.
*4te4mVKm\ aoMctcC aJifcitu>JiaC,
2-vace^'ywC,
Sfn m%ik(aa%?ci*Zrt\49jn o<v jkti,t yatwnayt.
GUBS AFTER BRESNAHAN
May Land Him, Too, According
to Oharles Wcbb Murphy.
I'hieaito, Dec. 2?< After a long d_ta_ea
telephone oonveraation with Rcper Rres
nahaa tn-day Charley Murphy, prealdent
0< the rhhago Coho, aald he waa certaln
the former bt. I.ouls manager would be
with tho Chlcagoa next year.
Murphy refneod to aay what offer he
had made Hreanahan. htit lt wa* under
atood he told the cateher-manager he
would glve hirn a bnnua of flu.000 for his
Khfnature and a, tbrcc-yeax contra- t at
|l,?OI a your.
Hreanuhnn la free to algn with any Na?
tlonal i.eiicue cluh. ah he was Itachargal
b) Mrs Helen Hrltton. owner of the St.
I.oula team I'ln-Mnnnti nnd rtttsburgh
have been trylng to sinn him
Murphy said ho belleved Rre/mahan.
Wbo bl tWrty-tWO yeara old. would ho
good fo>- ?iv ->r sev. n tnore years in tho
major leafluea If ho oome* here he will
i?. expactad to do bglf <-* tha r.euiar
-;. t - - rii i'"
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YONKERS MARATHON OFF
Too Much Snow for Long Race
of Twenty-five Miles.
Ileed ns th- proteal f<t the runnera who
wero ent.r.'-l in th- t w nty-fn.-niih
ronkera Maratbon on Baturday becauee
they contended th? fiiow wouid make tt
a flaale, tbe eonunlttee of the Marcy
At'ii.-tt- ciub d?ido.i leat aathl ta poet*
aona 'he race Indeflntte!)
lt was aaid at tho clubfcoaoa th.tt tha
auggaatloa of lamea B. Buttlvan, aecre
tary of the Amateur Athletlc 1'nion, that
the r.-ico Hhould he held on aome holl.lav
la tho aprtagi will in aii probabtttty ba
adopted.
Thia rar? was to have l-eon run on
Thanksgiving Day, hut the anowfall at
that time caused lt to he postponed untll
n. xt Batarday, bat now- anow atraln
hl.,. ks the COOteal
GROWTH OF MOTORCYCLING
Membership of Federation Con
stantly Increasing.
Bpringlng from ? memberahlp of .1 Iti
rtKire than ono tbouaaad Juat ti\<- reari
ago. the l-'.-l.-iiitl-in of Amerl-ari Motor
cydlata to-day haa dOflfl to tWCOty tbou*
aanl membera
Theaa hgarea ihow aoroethlns of *
g owtb of motorcycllnc ln ti.e Cnltefl
Btatea And the fiKun-s, pertlt ularly in
the last two or three years, offer BOUM
?uggaatloa ot' the great Intereet
Motorcycliag is Inanraaatng In aii of Ita
piniseH. As a pleaaurfl vehlcle it la con
ataatly growing la popularlty, and tn the
bualneaa world it i aa bacflaaa a Bsture
Iti commerclal Bupraaaaey is Btriklngly
llluatratel by tba recnt order of tt
Poetofllce Department atking for btds on
motorcycleo to be used throughout tha
country in tl"- poetal service
ihe Federation of Ani.-ri._i Motorcy*
liiats ib tlie A A A of the niotorrvcle
world.
it waa "born" ni ti.e raoaaa of the
Alpiia Motorcycle Club, in ilro'.klvn,
oii Jk-ptembcr 7. lfH.j. Thfl Oflll for
the neeetlag Waa tesponded tO by forty
four men, who be< .nn? . n ,ru-r mcmbeis
of the F. A. .M. Its first president waa
It. (I. Betta af New York.
The Brat annual meetlllfl was held July
t, Ittt, an.l at that llme the orflaillaatlon
boaated in- membera The next annual
meetlng was lield Auguat ?. 190G, when
there were 62u members. June 29, 1906. tl.e
meniberBliip waa K12. und one year later,
June 17, 1907, it had paascd one thousand
?atandlng then at UM
oti Deeeanber 18, 19K*, menihership card
No. MM was Issued. showing a gain ef
njarfl than tl.rce thOUBand members !>lni<?
July, IM1
Dr, u. j. Pattaraoa, who was elected
presldent of the l'e.leratlon of American
Motorcyellata laat July, liopes and U
Uavea that the nietnberahlp will be close
lo thirty thoumind by next July. Il'a
pradaoeflaora bava set "doublbigM record.i
for him and he azpaota to ko. p lf up.
Tho l-Ytieratioii of Amaririan Motorcy*
cllsts g.DVcins the aport of motorcycle
raclng, its coinpc-lition chalnnaii belng
Dr. J. P. Thomli-y. of New York. It mi
motes and proteets the rlghts of motoi
eydlata and iiBBtorrytrfl-g aad faellltatee
tourlng through a n?wly estahlisiied ioik
lag bureau.
At Its laat annual convention the or?
ganization went on record as flpgflfllng
j the use of tho open inuftl. r, tank-rldliig
aad speeding. Through Its intluen. - .i
i movement to end these evils has BWBPt
through the country.
QUICK END FOR SULLIVAN.
Buffalo, Dac. :-'. Qoorga (***Ona BoaaaVi
Davflfl atoppe.l Jack (Twtn) BaUhraa here
to-night lu the thlrd round of a bout
s. h.-dult-.l to ko ten rounds.
Stnashing body punohea weak-ned the
v.-t.ran, and the BBd waa In sight when
Iiave Sulltvan, Jack's aecond, threw a
towel into the rlng. Pavia eame through
the bout Wlthout a mark. The laat round
lafltad 2 mlnutes an.l 30 seconda.
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IJ*J W*st otth at. Col. 0S10.
Soldier Boxer Confident of De
feating Willard.
PALZER ILL BEFORE B0U1J
-?,?. i
Jose Rivera Gets His Fir.tj
Taste of Cold Weather
ComingHerc.
"Soldlor" Kearna, *vhr> rame eut ?f hia
bout wtth Daa /Mly at fhUBililpfcla a2
Chrlatmaa afternooa *Aitiinu_ a Rrra,trhj
is tn fine COBdltloa for Ml l*nro.|T.4 ??.'
test with Jeaee Wiliard at Madiaoa BfBuJ
? ;ardo-i to-nlghl Tha aoldler aay. tha*.
ho had Daly almoat out in tho flrat roun*
and would havo linishod him befor* th*
llmlt had the Pittebergh flghter not cov..
ered up and Ctlached rnosr of the ttma.
Kearaa la conBdent thal ha win beat
Wiliard. i.ur the latter, when told of thia
eaterday, oaly laughad and aaid:
,-rf he pomea to me i wlll j,oon stop ?r_
alth a few ahort booka | have l<-arn*l
how to hit receni l i to ntzsira
mons."
"Flta" la anthualaattc over Rttlard ??
a n^hter. predlctlng tha, the t.H reBen,
wh.. itendi aboul I fo, - ? a* th*
maklng ..f a champion and even now
sh..ws th- best aatural q.Miiiir^ tt i>u
? mong the pn -. al ? -. of h<-.ivie?.
\ ''? I ? :. the white heat j ae gl t, -.he.
w ill Hghl l. ithei McCari
- i-.-.-ii iii with ?' ,.
t... k, aad lus foilow.
I'.-.i" ! v nol reallj ???
declare, and ie an
beat when the bail rii gn t,- ?
tie, whi. h meena much to ti/' win
.io-.* ni\oi? ,i.? Mexican llg ?
lost in the Finrm Bomewhen . ?
nnd ,'lii--.,_,. Blv, ? s and loe tt
maiu-g< r, were to hav,
clty yeaterda] t ( i ?? ??
behlnd it-- ~, bed le
>i!itl! tO*dl ?
Blvt rs hai ? agi -?
at R\e H'-a. h and hopi i to ? ready f> r
hls mat- h wltb !.- ? ?
I. The ni..st inti" ? . ? ..f coM
weather that Rlvera I ii rgh th*
niodlum of bOOkl.
Matty Baldarla, tha B tweajatj
is learchlng around for ., Af,*r
many yeara ba nnd Alea M-i.ee hav*
i arted company. BaM -? i rh.ac
MoLaan dld not get blm a mnVliat num
ber "f profltabli matcbea. Time. wai whe-i
Baldwln was rated among tba top-aaaaat
mon of hi* claaa but manj t? -uht haa
s.on bla boat da>_.
Blotlda aro hiin^liir over "s..'1ler'?
Kearna and hla managera i.oh oarkd
Some time np> KeartM unl * ill Boag
f.irmed a vartnerahip and. a .orrtln/* ta thst
latter, a COatract, in every t-ente. "irrr|
I'hid," was drawn tip. Ke.inui wsufj
matrhe" with Art'.iur rolkr, nnd waa we'.tl
whipped. Ro.ik; then allowed him to ahlf^
for himself. and Clark took up the man-*
agirlal dntlei where Boag left off.
Now. how.?ver, ti_at Ke.irns has won hiO
way ba.-k to favor. Beag fhreateneji toer...
foree the. COBtraet WhlB ha aaw tbej
former artiiiory maa defeat "(me Rn md"1
Davis he said: Well. J've got KearnO
under eontniot, end I thtak I'M r-t hini
bmk to work fur ni'\"
BUTTS'S BIRTHDAY CARD ?
Seventy-Seven-Year-Old Golfei*
Celebrates on Links.
lf the examplo of J. Ellhn Butt*. or
Htooklyn, is taken aa a crlterlon, h'jlf t*
certalnly tho Bdeama of le -ith?tha
.\. meala of old a*e. Butte reeentiv aitej
brated hla aeventr-aeventh birthday, hmI
Juat to ahow that he wa.s nearly fourscor*
yeara >ouiik made a round of thl Dyker
Maadow imkn. He requlrad sr itrokea,
one higher than bia acori ..f a year ago.
hut as h? piayHtl over the full courae ln
st.ad of otl ihe wlnler ?reens, aa ho -Ild
then. hla effort la rather -<n improveaaaBt
Hia blrtbdaj < ai .i folloa ?
...,? . ',??;., :. I -*? fi Ot
lu. | 3 ,', I. >i I I M *
Mr. Hutta han heen Dlajiag goll for ti:-,
last tarelvi yeara taking ap the um*
Whin li? was Hixty-ti' l j ???ns ?.' ?'?:'
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