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Baseball * Box, S Golf J Automobiling * Track Athletic, ?> Lawn Tennis a* Other Sports
FRANK CHANCE SIS
DA?10 START CASI
Will Meet Frank Farrell In
Chicago Next Tuesday to
Talk Business.
SUCH IS THE LATEST WORD
"Buck" Weaver, of White Sox,
Chances from Right to Left
Handed Batter by
Hard Work.
Prank Chain-it, th? prospective man?
age' of tho rankeea, in coming ?a I
word earns fr?ta Lus Ang? I?
tiiHt the former managet o! thi t hlcago
??.iha. when Charlea '>y- h Murph) ti.?-i
t'. humili?t, irj rek . . i to the Cln
?-innati Reds fur tin- wat' price of tlJjOO,
a ould leave ins hon i dora, Cal.
an Sut uni-i y. to meet i ? ' ? '. ou n
er of trio Yanks? *, In ? Janu?
ary 7.
Chance waa credited ???. th?
annouiMsetnenl hl naell ? teas he
han sean ni? quot?. ?omethin?;
?i 'mito Bsaj i'- known ?t T ?
e.etiltig.
la ail prohahntty, Mr I will leave
h? re in Sunday t,> n ? . ? In Chi
eago, where he will el ..'.? ?..- with him
far ta? mal? ma foi mal
affer t?< take ovei th? t ? Ina In an et rt
to ?lrtve ti ? fanheea to an Ane rtcai
Leattue ,? nnant Mr. Fsi r? !
Chance, and no doubt, In lal gen
arout? way. w 'I make him sn off? i which
v. Ill Insure ins slgnli g a coi
?n-i ti> t? in,
j. i i, m .i er. -? - retary of I ? Nstto al
i.- agua. baa dtacov? red an ? ro In the
??frii-iai pitching averages, which were Is?
sued a fea weeks ago. The record of Arl
f ,,mii-e. pit? her ? he ( In? nnatl R< da
Bl o -t?i read, "i lai tea won is, losl IS."
Instead <>f II losl foi a i of .Hi.
The change advances Fromme's standing
m the recerda ?? place
ii twenty-seventh.
i red w Walker, the Cnlversltj ol Chi
?ago |.itch.tr who bad a trial with Co?
lumbus tas! lall, has >- ? a r? leased. Ha
tailed m mak? an Impreaston it: tas! coro
pan.?
?Bu? h Weavei shortstop of the Chi
. sgo Whit? Bos, has hanged 'turn a rigrt
to a k ft handed battei while pta) Ii
i . i .in. ? ,..?st this winter, la any
. he has s?> ait vised ,Fnnii> CaltahaP,
manager ol ihe team, on whose suggtM
n, ,. :? ad? iii? change,
Wea ? aaya ll t?"k two months of
hai-i. iiiin?? nt work to gel the sam? free
,!,.-, ol wing l'-it handed thai lie had
right hended, bul thai noa he feela more
fct bora? and is getting bett? r rea I
< ?wen Bus . of t" troll Bob Bl
, ein mi.,iti. and "Germany" ? ihaefei of
Washington, have accompllslMd thi same
changa as Weaver m past rears d each
,.ne s streng? ? batt? i -is s '? ft- '
hi I'd? I
\ 11 port lfm Clev? land sa - - t hai Jim
Baskette, a rlgbt-handed pit? her ol th?- i
> Naps, aertoualy Injured hh pitching arm
?m Chrlstmaa Day, when -? ftrecrack?? es
, ...:?,i in bis hands it la i osslbl? l at
i. naaj :."t ) a ab ? to pta h nexl Bean
? n \ i?-- Ov< i all. the 1 tag atsi
?it ih? ? hi- ago C ba, has applied to
I National Commtaatai foi ? Inststement.
Ov? ? '??t the ' 'htcago Cubs at ti.
[of th? season <>f 1M0 snd wen! Into busi?
ness in California. He is pis - Ii g ball on
ih, Const thii- wii.t.-i and is anstaut to ?-?? I
' bark Into organised basai sil
Word WM received from Bt Loula yes
lardaj t" th? effect that tbe Missouri
Athletic ('i"t' propoaed ;
of water polo und? th? v ?
B hieh lia\c in i n di.I by th?
a ?. n- Athl?1?. i ?i:- n In view ol
i: BulUvan, chairman ?-f the im
i regtotrattan cnntmlttee, sent out the
- ;i tagrsm:
. . besa notified that the Mtasou
? to play wal : polo under mi?s
i, -,i by the Amateur Athletic Union
Kovemtor i?> the Amateut \'
i nlon adopted official wat' i polo rules,
?hi.?i all ^a.n-.-s aun? :i.?ii*-.i ic.-.st be played
uader ih? t? rutaa Otherwise contest
v 111 dtaquallfy thi mselv? i
The nat"t- polo ' itaa adopted a< the last
et.n .a! if etlng were the i utas undei
whlck wstai polo ",,>, glared al the i-ist
Olympk game? and the rutas under win- h
all snncttaned Kam-- must be played In
in m
i? ?n
The New Voik State \ti.ieti,- Com?ais
Stan will hold its in Bl BlBOtlUt; at its Of
Bees, \??. ti Park Bow, on January \ at
1 -, rio k. w ? dnesanj is the regatar raaoi
tru ?nj foi the comintaaton but, owing to
lite fact the! a meeting waa held laai
Tu?asday, n/eotaeada) being Chrlstmaa
a ?ay. U waa eapected bj boom thai a
meal woadd he beM yesterdsj Buck ?ai
jiot the cas,. kewever, the rommlsston
bavlag decided not ir, bmmh hatweea De
C' !.< r Zi fl'id JaniiBi y
Barney, the aasea h
*>t the baseball
1 ndred ,..-??
i" i tided .?
"*>v th? ;
.tame- t
n* naanagvr . t the Albany i
X? B ^ .Ik BtSla Feaifiie.
'? engaged
?sit. Of the
NOT CLEVER TACTICS.
1 .- l??.rOit Psaa 1>,>s
?I litUI ?anm?.-tt*.? ?r. i,t>* c;,,,),,, ,,.,?
> " ' . !n >-"?land. Ih? hnpri+sioi, ,.
' ai annal thai lawi an aajhuai
ths "aetsa f..r wmnea" uiutf Bwaeaal et ??**.
h.? foi it.
used ors
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE.
lead aaMmoMlM ?ttti . d. $4 & $.-,,,,, ,?,,, ,,
11 ^Rf.F.M BTORAGB WARBHOt>fe ro " 1
SIS Kim lfinti, .i Telephon? l..no, gjo
WfCKt StllK Y. M r. A.-Ina.viduHl roui
work Siii^ii shnp ci??xe?. mi. i ..,. bc?k.
Ml son w m ;,Tiii ?t 'Phon? tul'u col
ilKUVKRI AfTOMOB?t.K; M2fi mi gago
?ix aseotas ;iki>; ??-?nctit eorniition ciia'n
Mag. A "te. I!"\ '-t*. lilt'iin ?itt?#>
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.
Automobile Smoking
I a ?i;? rant it to ?lop your \uto from
?molting and I? taerraee It? iti, iem , ??,1
horne poner.
M. L DUNHAM, c i i ? ibsb,
HO Hill 5??J. ST. V. ? il>.
Lo, Says He Will Own
Phillies by Next Week
Governor Tener Also Says
Option Will Be Exercised.
DOOIN TO HOLD HIS JOB
Secretary of Pirates to Sell
His Holdings in the
Pittsburgh Club.
- Ti... ; , .
Pittsburgh, De? 81 -William li leocka,
? , of th" Pittsburgh club ol I ?
National League, la preparing to move
his household lo Philadelphia <?u ':'s
own statement lo-daj he will have coi
trol of th? much ? !-i Phillies before the
end of i'\t w< ek. I-"' he denies thai
Mil;.- Donlin is to --? manager, and saya
?hail... Dooin will remain in charge
? ;..., - n< ? Jol d K. Teuer la not Bnan?
clallj Interaated but L? ke says tl >? Gov
ernoi mat!? th? d? tl po? Ibl? by swinging
certain Philadelphia - -, I tal into line fer
John P. Harris, of Pitt burgh will have
i,o interest i , - Phil] ? ause Ih II
a atockholder In th? P tsburgh club. The
same I? true of Oliver B. Hershman, of
?Pittsburgh, who offered ta finance tha
transfer for Locke. By keeping them oui
l. ' ke has prevented all proten i
te baa? ba l Utornej tVIPIam
Blakely, ol Pittsburgh, i- one of Lockr's
aasociatea. Blakelj and i ;..-,. ??,,t Tener
aie Intimate 11 lends.
"My i m -?n foi :.; >r Police i
Baker, ol N? w > o k, a 11 go into the
me, -T -i.iv o i. a? i d< ?It e
said i.ock. ? t | need h li money im'ii
- oui.- in. Phllad? Iphla capital i . ? ?
nt? i ? ited m thi? deal. Ooveraor Ti n? r la
nol putting :- > moi.ev in, but it wa?
git hi ? rforta In my behalf
that i waa able i" gel the ,i tb. He
? la the Phllad? Iphla ? at liai that i
never could have reached, The Governoi
has nevei l".-t hi? Interest In Ihe tame.
and for a long time it has hern his nli
to lave th.- Philadelphia club owned t
Pennsylvania capital.
"I made tha statem rr! s fee da) ag
that if i got control "f the el ih i woul
' be m complete control, and ti at not on
I share of sto-k would b? owned by an
Imnn at present ?out^-t'd with ha.s.-hal
i i am dlapoalns of my Mock "n the Pltti
burgh (??b. The ia<t tinge of syndical
I ball win be remt v? a from the Pblllle
wimn i take charge,
"I have lived all my life in PtttSbUrgl
and in main- Ways I'll I" SOTTy to MMtVI
still, fur a low* time I have wanted t
own a baseball team, ami now m> anihi
turn Is about t<> be reallx? d. '
Philadelphia, Tie,.. <jq Governor John l<
?Tetar of Pennaylvania, himself an oM
I lime hnsehaii player, is authority fur th?
statement tiiat \\ iilifim M. Locks, se ere
lary <>f the Ptttsborgh club, win he abi?
to exeicljie the Option he hit? on the Phil
lies, which ?rill expire on January IS, un
lest it is taken ui> before that date.
While the Oovernor denied thai ha I
Interested financially In ihe deal, and re
fused to give the nam.-s of tbe peraoni
v ho are patting up the money for Loi k?
he declared thai every ?nan In tbe syndl?
'?'t.. lived ;n Pennaylvania, and that th?
den] waa not onlj looked upon as a tr" ?'?
financial proposition, but M one In which
civic pride counted for g good deal.
it is believe I that the upsel price for Ih?
einh franchise, whl? h dot s n? t In? lud? th?
grounds, is H"".""". Thli li ?-'.'?>' lera
ttiMii the price pul on the Heb bv Charle?
P 'latt when a Phlladelphli syndicate
endeavored to purchase r.e riub
?| liave a positive assurance that Mr,
Lo, k.> erlll take ovei Ihe Philadelphia
club." said Governor Toner. "The new
owners will be Pennsylvanlans, and mo t
lot them will be Phlladelphlana. This will
remove hU taint of syndicat? baaeball In
connection with the team, and the club
will constitute ? s.-ui-,. o? rivte and si ,'.
pi ni?, among baaeball enthusiasts. He.
Locke Is a conservative man snd win be?
come pi-evident of il s club. He will m ika
| n competen! official "
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Year Just Closed a Fair One
for Local Dealers.
NORRIS MASON IS UNLUCKY
Renault Manager Gets Within
One Number of Winning
Golden Prizes?Texas
Motor Figures.
\\n, e local automobile men celeb uted
tbe advent of the Mew Yeai a? heai
as any other class, the) had mor?
reason lo regrel the paaalns of
Th?- yeai Jusl ended has beei i fail one
for the trade and t in- prosperit r hs? i
elude.) dealers m all claasea of cars. In
_ ? ? ? ? al thei e is oplimifm con? ei
th?- out rook for the next twelve months.
although there ?:?? some who predict
that the year will bring great changea
in the way of less? . the number of
producei i
Ne-v Forl however, has furnished ??
stead) and appreciative fleld foi Ihe
? .1 is aim-.si t-ertaln to
n n 11..- big ma rkel at con
v. iili an) other state, foi man?
The ao called dull season in automobl e
i-elling wai lesa accentuated In
ve,.|- 'us: passed than m an) one su ? ?
i toi ca? became s big fa? lor In
1rs nsportati
- geneial hope thai Ih? ei
month? ol t - yeai starting to-day will
.ee sum. solution of the ised '? I PI.
Urn. undoubtedly the m-.M serious men?
a? '? t., t he dealer i" au ton -? Ie? I -l i
are under way a I l lie present
ing lowai d methods <>f i ellef, ami H
t m Islng if th? effort? beln ; m ids
fail '" help th? situation materially
Norria Mason, Ihe Benault selling
resentat ? -? In this country, :s almost
1 he owner of a solid gold set, consisting
ol elgarettc and match cases. The prix?
was offered two months ato b) Me?
Rectoi and Mall-., of Georae Rector's
liant, v ?m fut 'ns!,- d a nu m bei ?-?i
i..-'Ilot wiih ?aeii luncheon check There
was a full attendance yesterda] for Ihe
drawing, and Mr Mason a'!-.I .-? man?
tel of tin- ceremony, assisted b) Mi-?
Pay Wallace, an actress from ? l.nnK
Acre Suuarp theatre, who actually dre?
the tickets that represented some sort
of a chance out ->f lh< thousands tha*
had bet i depoaited.
Thirty-three were Rrsl drawn out, tbe
1er Including several ?.urns well knos
al?n? Automobils Roe Then eleven o
tins, vvete picked out, tOOSed aroumi , :
a hat. and the last one in was to he the
? r. Byron I!"'-?', of the American?
Mai on Company, lasten until th? third
from last, ami of the two remaining Mr
Mason's waa drawn. The final an.i win*
nlng .i"i bad been deposited b) il S
LudlOW, who lives In the f?t .a I Northern
Hotel Mr T.udl-.w hi out "f to? i, bul
had left wore) thai he WOUld -all --ti
Ba turtle y m case h? won.
\ letisuH taken reeentl) bj tne Texas
Commercial Secretaries and Business
Mens Association shows that there are
SS.IS7 automobiles in Texas ami theli
total valu.- la approximate!) *<" MI.799.
Compared with lili, this li an In ?-can?
of S.294, or it ?. per cent In number, and
a decrease of I1.61CSI0 m value
Ninety five and one?half pei -err ?
?". I, of the ears in the state ?? , as, ?!
t- r pleasure porpoises, whUe I.SS4, or i ?
pei rent, arc tti commercial use There
are 191 different models in use in T< ?
! and the pit.-- rann, s fiom 1499 to $1".
?09 each. The average price per ca
91*119, compared with 11,1. In 1911,
and 13.137 ten )ear.- ago
'?alias Count) leads In number of ears
I with :M"&. Hains second with 3,OJO, and
1 ? t. Tarrant, McLennan ami id pas..
follow in th? order named with 1,723,
1.921, 1.299 ami I 112 care, respective!)
in the principal cities h alias ranks first
M't number, havlnt L'.'Ml eats: Houston
I second with -.^ri'.< Ban Antonio ti. rd
with 2,973 and Port Worth fourth with
1,(00 cars. There are 290 automobiles In
' Bexar County that are osed for - ra
menial purposes, llallas l'iuiritv has 1 17
I and Tarrant W.7.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
r\?lv\HI) HMOl?.|M>. new ?t- for
iitlip :--rv ,. . -, i i ? |o t In ?i i e ,.? <>n. ia.
?aHIi n.-ivil.p. ..f atopplruj oo< houi f'.r aup
per; im. largeei realera ol Packard ...is in
Ke v v. k- PHONE, PI.AZA ?l?)0
PACK \|{lis
II.IOIMM-: AND I *?\l)\l I.HTTKS
l item ntedele. S|... ui prie, t... reap.
1 :?:??? I' .Ith oi ?eel >h..n. ?o."..'- Ilivunt
I IIMirloil? fa- lo,1,1 | iin.-iisine, laic modi
r?ek .nth Kranift Kmlini; to.. ami
W 13d BWjrawt-?llaa.
SMi MES 10 VICTORY
Leaves Scott 'Way Behind in
the Three-Mile Run.
SHEPPARD BADLY BEATEN
Makes a Poor Showing in the
Half-Mile in 71st Regi?
ment Games.
J suit h who won i ;- i la a
t,.-- Am? can Olyi
brllllanl
feature of lb?
. ..'!,. S Of
? Ri t. held at th?
last night. Smith i? in ? ?
.\init leai than -i full m
l.i.iii-.- Scott, ih?- South Pot?
er a lap a nd
,
long careet Hi ich m th? h
only a bo til 11 ? ? i rt? mile,
.u.-t t .. n with ,i loni
I I .??;.: |
V ?
went out -i wild iprlnl t
him i.n- be) ond Ihe reach ol Scott
i.it t.-i 11 id to bang on, but In wa not
up hi tin- task. Smith Blmpl) r.m
f ? ont him, and, -l??
metele trotted out thi i ? t of I
Mel Sheppard, ihe once wonderful
ol tbe Irl i Am? ran Mhlel
,--r,i ,if t he ' ilj mi Ic gam? - In F
i beaten in th? '.-iif m le
i i . . Sheppard was ne vet
gel gob ? twentj j arda
the bell lap, he tn;. ? u| his I - snd
i.i i.if t ? track V" Klvlal ?? n
'I ic aummai Im folio?
Seven ? ? ? ? ? i
\ 1 ! ' ?? . '
?? -,?-..
: i,. n . , 0 feet I, third I
n 01 i g
.-. mdlcapl
hj \n < rt !.. Jon? - M. ?' iddln '.? ? im I I '
t??t|, lieii Lende? Brom ''liuii, II
? is fret ?, mi ond; Boh Ellei ?. ?? ? ? ? n
." ,4 r. - i ? third. Time O ni i tl
?su ,,i.i run (handicap: rlnaedi Won ,.\
II. l; ik, ? ..i j.., ?.- it -. rat, h i
H u s I ' " . ' ? : ' i . ? ind it
Harina i ompany I 11?? srda) i'n.i Time,
i -,'.,
.1 daali i. lut?? il Itandiesp i w un h
|' Manie). Com? ??? E "i >unis?; C v
Hoyt, Pompan j K ' ", ysrds), aecondi B
i yards), tin ni
U ?.'.'.
-s,, . , . Il?W -'i bl N K
Klvlal Irlah Vm? ., \ r Mn?? KH?
Ill K- -. ? B iffi.I R i i. u
vcy. Bell? n f'lui '.-? ;
? ??! .- :,
gao- ? . - i ? i.i ?
B i rjraaaman < un p? ni i" s ? ?
i, \ i ;. h - nmpas D, tnlfd Mm?
t ti * ??
in,, ,.i,i -, .i. handicap l Wen i ?
? ? n ni .intld 'in- t
Harpe? 1 i-?. I merli -m \ P i7'? \-r.|?>
H ,;-nii. . Dominican i v- ? u-,, |M
thli . ? n ;l
i in,- -i m , ii ? ? .i | nd leapt w .i. t?
i I Wright, PompSB) F. ,?cratch, K. A.
ilm t ? - " pai I ? ? ? .i. I > .1
1 Dali \. l'i.-i'i' ? ' ' '. ? n'- . third Tlm?*
i -,i i ..
i in raid "c ' I?m 'i i Won h- .t I pita
p.- ; . u ' 'ompai - c .i ? ? g
l'ompan) I -7 ?aerlBI -"-.ni ?1 W
i . il Ird I ii. ' .
*cn ? .1 run i h?l VJ i
Mil-- Mi Hush ? '" r.?'- K
i. i ? ? w ' i ; ? K ? I? , ? ?
n?1. \v u elaenln i mpSB] g ?"'?
i mu? lime. 2 '?''
I ... i-i. -., U- rare- Won I ? W \* i"'
. ? rlcfin A '? ill?? fSrdl I I '
i.,.i. i. - . ?-, \ p i t'.-. ii ' . rond
Sai 0 left ?liai \ P ' I! " ? Brdfl)
Tlm? i M i B
R n i ? , ri . imp ?i
Wim l.\ I' I.-.v ?II, ?'ni ,i,,.. K 'I ' ?
Itb a ?el ial l< t ?? ' i Inch .
H Baker, Pomp in) i H m h?a <. m
? il, an aeiual leap -?' ?? f??t i hn hsa ; ? ;
I Wllcox. Pompan? H (1 Inchea?, third, with
i .,. m it h ap of .'? f... t :: Inches
?ne ?? -nul- run (?peeta handicap) Won
i it ? ? ? Bmli n, unstlai I,? -i (acratch) c
Hold? ?-. fonk?ri v M I ' t *3 - irdal
nd: Tom ? '"ii'ns Iriah-/ in A,
... i, lhint Tlm? i ii, i ,
CROCKER WINS AT GOLF
Beats Becker in Final Round of
Pinehurst Tourney.
Plnehurst, N C, r> ?;,org? ti
Crocker, ?-f Brookllne, Msw . defeated C
t.. Becker, "r Wotsdtand, Maes., In I ?
final round ?if th.- ninth annual Plnehursi
golf tournament in re to-day. Crocl r
won h 7 np and I t" pla
?'.nif enthustasta snd Ibel I imllk a
gathered al a tacal hotel i" nisi I il n
Nea Tear's banquet, a! which William '
PYeeman waa loasl must? i ? 'oi era
laM f??t un.- hund? ? d
Many of the plsyers who parti Ipated In
th?- tonrnameni yus! ended \\iii compet?
m th.- annual midwinter tourney which
l ? cms on J.'itiiiai ) 7
Rome - EXCELSIOR - Naples
HOTELS
{RitiCarlt$n Hotel* end H&itatirant Srruni
im-nctn Luxury 4 Comfort, iuit LociUom.
FEAST FOR ?BOXING 'FANS'
Champions and Near Cham?
pions to Cross Gloves.
i_
BIG BOUTS IN THE .WEST
Plenty of Good Cards On at
the Local Clubs for New
Year's Day.
Tin- Nee. fear will he ushered in amid
the thud of many boxing ^im, . || t ?
iir-nas thioimho.it tin- country. There is
hardly a my where boxing lias a foot?
hold in Whk h m? bouts w il | . i,. Id, ami
ail sorts o? boya, from champions, mar
champions ami never t" >? champions,
will don the gloVt s
Tbe <\ - st has corner? 4 all tha Im
tant battles "f th" day. Oui in Loa
Angell I Pallnr M'1'.ut'.. P.. cowbo)
from tiiu prairies "f n- b aska, and ai
Palier, the Iowa slant, will battis :? i ih?
white heavyweight championship of tbe
wot id, in Han Pranclsco, Tommy Mur?
phy, the lightweight ?-r this city, will
: ??? t Prankle Burns, of California, In a
twenty-round contest, while in ?it. Louie,
before the Missouri Athlel i Club, Johnny
Kllbane, tin- featherweight champion of
the world, will face th.- fast com ng Ol ?
i ?i u. ?i, a -.i. ro i'.'i conb I
I In In.-al "lans, ' hovv- v : . . I o not
sigh iu vain for action. Hev-mi ?ini-s
nul conduct entertainments, all "f more
than passing Interest. To begin with,
im Jeannette, the negro from I nlon Hill.
will nie, t his old rival ? Battling" Jim
Johnson, lbs most gigantic ol ail tin
. ? -i- stro) era," at the irv lng A ?"-.
of Brooklyn. The men mri before at th?
Korty-fourib Street Sporting Club m an
Indifferent bout Jeannette winning bj a
tan margin
Novices will hold 1
. ..-I - ?? ? I .?'im. it i ! ! |
Street 8 nul ami
, ? ?'?
I ,. ? Homm? ?? ? i -ii ?
i i> i !. ?>. uns Mlk? t >oi sa ? ., : >
w-.ti ?evento i row, will !>?
lull..'- ? . m< ? ' II
Keni ?'
t ? '.. a :. ? ? Club ol Harlem
I'ouni ..- and "IfOUI Kl ? s
w ill m.. t .u Brown'I Oymnajil
u llll, Id, ihe veterai I ghl
? | ,
i.t !:? ? liana, wl I ? la
i Bee Uhtetic ? I
i . do
-.. ? um? oui i e ? u. m- ni u u ? ??
t., -i- t- it i.-- k J I ?? ' i "
H eal tnt?
... two hen*. ) -
i..if ? ? m ? ? ?. . nd ai
j ... ..... .?,. ., fon M
. , . ei v ? ? befoi
of i n.- eat crow? I r wlin? d
a i ,.t ? that ?ad
Hpproxlmat? - 1? '??' an? ....
. . aken The wtnn? r a ill t?- h ?
I '> ? ?!
? v . n ; . : | ?
?i . im? d to th? Il ? i ? ..
right s fore lo s
? '
?
? .i i all
?
t wit
In all I '
b favor?
ami won ever) (Ighl In whlcl
Pal/.-i ha?
ov? ' \t.?? art He ' ' ? hall
Im bee taller, and ha
; lone,.t ., Blong a Ith Moi leen p
? ' .
? t.... there IPs - ... 11 ? [pan led
than m ? '' ? i -
Tin- is a greal advantag? for the man
w ,in ih. .-i. ater i mg cape It) I? Ih<
who generally weathers Ihe norm Me?
ut ? V'el , IH bllllt oil 111.
metrical im-- than pal/, r. ami be i the
m n,, t t-. pe ol ... hting man, box? i and
mix? i - ombined,
i ?. records of both men < ommand re
sp'.'t. In six battles Pal ser scored Bve
knockouts, and McCart) In thirteen bouts
w-.n eight by knockouts, McCart) during
ms sboi t ? areer baa Irh d lo learn lbs
im.T points of the game. While iinque?.
ti-.nal.lv mini.., he think- more of the lilt
and-get-away atyle than leaning in ?"
twap i a. m - In hie boat with Jim
mi he boxed ringa around the man
who was fighting champions when he was
cow puncher ?m Neb asks rangea
i.- Rlvei who will meet i.. ? h Croe?
a i i he i empire Athletk Club on Jai
I I. was the host (,, fon e llftv "fan at
hi' training quartera, at IVoodlawa Inn
esterda) afternoon The unie Spanish
' la.i boxed several rounds with lus sparring
partners, ami when he waa read) to la)
down im gloves the visitors o, tided tn.it
Pl\ - I . Wo ||d do I Ie Waa fast i" |
? in, rlevei in bis pi Brins of punch???
and, while he worked undet wraps f<<\ th'
greater p.ait of tin thne, he showed in no
, uncertain manner u,ai he is i he powerful
i inn.. mat repoi is bava ?t?t' d
Itlven Is mult like a nui- bull His
? ??! li deep ami aride, hi? BhouMera ar>
iio.oi ami powerfully muscled ami im
neck i? sbori and strong enough to reala!
I almoel an) punch Rivera tai<eH grenl
prld? in bli abillt) as a bag puncher, "mi
kepi ih- leather thundering off th.- pial
tonn for mou than fifteen minutes, while
n ? .i mu? .u nlaud? -i
Ith ei I | t .. Mi An an. a has I.- . tl
reported. His parants are full blooded
BiMxniards, and hi was born in Bakersfletd,
CaL, ?in- town which also gave Aurelia
Herrera to ti"- prise ring during tu.
Um? "i foe Qena ami George McPadden
?
HOCKEY RIVALS TO CLASH
McGill Team to Meet Ottawa at
St. Nicholas Rink.
i nusual lateresl Is i- um taken m ti. ?
i... k? i same i? tween i in- t. am -a m
!?lill College ?if Montreal and Ottawa
I nlvei It) "i < ?itavva at tin SI Ni. 'n
ii Rink on Baturda] evening. Tin- game
was arranged in deference t" tin wish? i
'?? tht Canadian residents of the city,
ami ludgil ;; I' -in the number of ile
manda foi sente and reservations, 11 will
I-- a greal Jubilee occasion foi Ihe peop|
from " ?"- tin hoi der M- ? ii'i and ? H
ta w a u, i radii lona I 11 .ais. eatsti repri
?enting a lival province, and th? tiaek
und field aporta in which the) are en?
gaged always oenaaton aridespread later?
ie! li UghoUI 'anida This |?aj the lirsi
linn 11?:?' i in teams evei have left tbe
Dominion :.. deride a contest of tins sort.
Tin perem will be acit-ompanled by a
big delegation of students ami rooters
Switi mers to CU sh Yf
Metropolita^. Title
Scries ol Contests Promise
Keen Competition.
NERICH A HOT FAVORITE
.
Picked to Win in All Three
Races, but Much Depends
on His Form.
The r ??? ?? ii Athletic L'ntan has eanc
dom m Un -i hi dule of the metropolitan
aquatic championships und the contests
for ii" tith s will t ?? completed 1?ti?? be?
fore the national Satures ?m Saturday
the 100-yard sprlnl and fancy diving dta
trloi champion tlilps will Mke place In
.I ui the \ ? Fork Athletic (Muh;
on January is the 00-yard swim aill be
h? Id ii the i Btatortum i>t the City Attt
I'lnii, while the Ms-yard ta.-.- has
i.n -.t for mi 1} in i'i bruary either at
th? N' . Vu) k Athletic Club or at City
| ..Ih ?
1 Th? crltl??a concede the fsncj diving
honors to Arthur McAleenan, the young
Mercur) ?"-i t Bwlmmer, who is now rep?
resenting V;,].-. j. F. Dunn, the national
holder, was injured recently In a gyro
nastlc < Khll itnm and will hardly be In
hut t.- t form, ? v? n if h? d< i id? la i ot? r,
? hlch is doubtful.
Rumor ha? it thai Dave Buttle, the Mis?
souri Vthletlc ? ;iub tar, al presenl s
- tud ? ' at the Pi i ??" a Preparatoi y
School, will be un hand nay prove t
dangeroua rival tn McA nan, bul th
latter Is ?howlng auch i arkabty goo?
vM>rk that h,- is not Ilk? ly tu Bnd tin
w?sterner ins equal.
That the Bwlmmlng me? ? sill ba hotlj
contested there ht n ? doubt At all threi
? >f the ilistaic-s tin i ?? ;,ie seveiul rali'li
d.it.s travelling within seconds of (mean
other, and tin? younger material has in",
developing so rapidly thai th?' ansxpecte?
mdy happen. Buck men ate Harry O'Bul
iv.iti. Norman Lemcke, i"r>d Cuhnan,
William HOWS -lud Atan -F ?"l'hiirn, Kl
tii.ntury; .1. <;. Eddy, Eben FrOsa, Ed*
isiti Rlemer sad A. Clyburn, at tin- fur?
long, and "Bud" Qoodwln, James Rellly,
J. F. Mantell ami J. ?;. Eddy, at Bva
hundred >anis. are s?i evenly matched on
pest performances ?.^ to defy predictions.
Nevertheless, it appears probable that
Nicholas NVlich, of th?' New York Ath?
letic ('lui,, will statt a favorite in -'11
three of the n cea. At the <fis-h only
O'Sullivan has touched his fastest time,
ami over tin- longer courses no one has
exhibited aa much sped Bitter, Frisan1
and Rellly, hut nearest opponents, peed
not he considered. Rellly is in rerj ;.r
??ut.?Ht;,.n. and th-- other two will tn- ab?
sent. Granted, then, that Nerlck swims
nil t?i standard, in- ahould make .1 <T m
SWei-p of the Hi e styl- ttti?-H.
?m tin- other hand, he 1- nol -i ?mstet
? m performer, and tbe slightest reversal
of form on his part may upset calcula?
tions Tin- uncertainty of the outcome
jhaa aroused more than usual Interest in
tie 1 Omlng tlleetS.
New York Athletic Club Spent
Big Sums on Teams.
WORTH IT, SAYS HALPIN
Boxing and Trap Shooting
Cleared I Profit for the
Organization.
-, . i....- adage 11 al "i ont ? n iki i the
go" recelvi pi Li ind illui
tlon with tm> Issuing of th" annual i-?
port '??? Ihe New fork Athl? tic t lub ?
I, -day ? I U ol Ihe ? ntlra fi? Id ol spoi t?
. ... r fostered b) the el ib the onl)
la earned wer? I ? the I oxlng and tbe
trap il ootlng dli - ? Thl waa o il "t
.total < llture of $42.71191, for whl? h
.... i-. -api durins i'"- rear waa
...... .... i ib b.ai the amateur
Ing championships "i the metropolitan
talion, and so oui of an expenditure
. r 17.0. ; M clt i red ., prortl ol PJ90 ?I The
ootlng championship wa i
l? m . ? ii. ? ind, -?? u al the - ?
nei i red a profll ol Mil -1 oui ol ag
lure ol J'-a- H for the year.
... u i port of Matty Halplii, Ihe
. ptalu ?<r tbe i lub, the M? n ui t
I . |, III snowed 111 11 out h"l ?
in th.- Olympic gam? ? but on man) ol
th,. p . ol the ? w. ,
i ? i.. ? . ed for th?
It cual the organisation th
prell ' against which
? . . u .?(
of th? ick and Held
I In I .v of < \?" iidltur? i
I ? . with th" H ? lum nex
with - ? ? and the athletic division
In ? of the men
prem ? athlett s waa woi in
im II
sptaln Hatpin, I I ? In
part as foll?n ?
Th.. year i of tl
. . In tin hiatoi ) ol the ? lub The
prem - of I ? u' w? ie woi
th repr? -? nt? Uv? ? of be club, a hi? h
ed a greater numbei of points than
in this --r any other eoun
i the world - track ami fl? Id cham?
hip events "i th? fifth ? ?I) mpiad.
held at Sto? kholm, Sweden, in July.
The Am? rlcan trap shooting t? am,
which won ti.,. world's championship for
the Star? and Stripes, had on It, out of
i . ? ? m. mbers <>i the
club, ami it was captained b) a New
York A ' ' man Our repr? entatlvea also
?cored p..;nts m cycling. For the Oral
i in ? in a numb? r of v ? ? ra th? club i an
bo.:..t ..i wlnn nu ?? world'? bicycle cham?
pionship, bringing back again to the club
?In- t.unoil -'..II- :, Itoll . Up, Whl? n Was
i .-? lously won for the club i > U. A.
/.nun., i ni m and Mai cus Huri? >.
Dm ag th? year tha memberahlp, >\
clualve of athletic memberg, diminished
b) sixty-four from thai of the previous
? .i. BJ th? total al present is i.JUC, of
h th.- i, eld, m i,? mix ... (1 n i form
the major portion ri ?? total recripta
from all d< partmenta were 196,171 SO, with
dl b .; ? menta of |M <?
in man) of the departments the los--h
and profit! wer? t m d> >?.'-. a a ti IS? from
other yearn. Th? low on the restaurant
? ell .-i.tous? was only ?i\?.7.' ??,
Thl? was awn than made up bv t... pro
Its oi m. bar .?ml .?Kar stands, with ft?
938 91 lot- the formel and ii-.s7.S77j for <li'
lat?? i The total value ol th. . lub'?
? i . after a i an ful appraisal b) ?
mm of esparta, la placed -?t |I,MMU72.
Six world's and ? ?I) rant? rt a rdi wen
m.ni. by He w. arel s of lin Meieiii;, 1 ?'?? t
-mtlne, ih,. j.ut Tin .-.<? lmlniled Hart")
H. Babcock*fl pola vault, ?>i i_ feet n i-?
Inches; Charles it. Iteidpath's M0-nsetr?
ran, of Ml?! secondai tha one-mile Ind.
relay, ?>i :? mlnutea Bl?! seronda; one?
miie outdoor ui.i>, nt ;; minutas n i ."<
?ccunda; Edward Prick's 999-yard run, In
I minute 11 I-.', seconda, and the one-mile
.. it door swim, bj I.. P. i3oodwln, In ...
mlnut? - :-.!'?? conda
'i in. list of the principal point winners,
led by Platt Adams, follows:
Tola!
o-la. lajillls
I 111
Im. ;'i
*>l' Adams lira? ki 21 in
?". W f. ilru? ii> ilr k i ii 7
? i: i ii k (track) .. . II ??
?ii> Mclti usait 'M. y? le? Il t
.1 v I. -i.l I , |.>W ll.nnei i || .',
|H IV. v lama (Ira ki. . 7 it
o: ,i en? hi- v itra ki . r. s
?ill s Bab?... k itra? k.. 7 t.
? li EC Baker (iracki , I I
ti-" <; ii. i;.us itra k. . ;, ;,
IB M : ?? .- il? n . :; I
IK E Hullowaj ?tr... ki. i
ID \ Nob ? lira? ki . I i
?? V H l.oflee ibli v,-i. , . ?
i M Richmond lira? ki. :. 4
? I II Ri UK isvvitian. i i. ii 1
?D ??ll,l,,i|IF ll-\t kl . . . . I
..I Mel- i iskiu.i i ... it
u i: i,.... i? in i -vi Ira e ii n
: i- Ro] B.i e.'. i.' .. ? I
? il.?- K las? ? (track) I 7
v. 13 fu k.ui i rai ki . I -j
v. r m K? m. ? lirai k>. ?".
I W K n? las iiinnei i ,"? ]
IN f N? u. ti tawirai ier) t :t
m iiiu-i.e?. jr nracki . t :t
R li Ki ?i-i la?Immi rl. ? I
ii i drum pelt (track) 4 :t
? it-" t Mum i?? im n' m i :i 4
K Kellt | i w nene- i 4 I!
..i R Wataon lirai kl.... ? 2
F P McNaili (track). :i ::
s P ??ru. ? (track). '-' 4
..' i' Child* "ta i< ' ."- , n
IT. Neueniloii-i 'track) . I ;:
?Wnn warM'i er Olympic
I ..r-': i oui ta in -1: m i'i'-iii-liips.
ko
71
tiauiplonsblp.
'BEGIN IRK ON COURTS
; Unusual Activity in College
Lawn Tennis Circles.
A NEW CUP THE PRIZE
Harvard Team Probably Strong?
est in Many Years, and
B Hot Favorite.
I .i.e. Harvard, Dar! ? i other
? ?v ? gi -. if the Interco l??gl i ??
Lawn Tennis Association, are making
eai i> pn derations to I
In a more prominent i than it has
i led for msny j ? ica ;: door
courta ' I : ? located In the be -?
trage, grill be turned ovei to l ?? l< sm to?
day. At Fart m mu Ii two ' I have
been made a alia bl? in th? gj m
:i an 1 i't.: I ? I : lti?M f?W winter
play have -ecu arranged .it ii., card at,,l
Prlni et'.ti.
Tin- unusual activity at tl - a mop of
the year la In a measure Inspired by th>>
'Offering of a new lntercoll?nttate '''i' for
it. tmplonshli which are t., continue
.n the Meriop Cricket Club, Haverford,
near Philadelphia. Princeton's team won
old ip outi i-' t i.ist autumn on
i nta Tliis w.is ; ' ? oriirfnally
offered bj Isaac Flotl er, the fathei i
?William -i i -ii--. ? forn er national
champion
Evei effort ng made to i ??? ? th?
Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis As iatton
on i lata Ta ? ; ?
? ? iltlea a ru now Included In its mem
berahip, ti,?' list being as follows: Colum?
bia. Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Ho
,, i Haverford, Pri to Km, i 'nlveralt) of
Pennsylvania. Cnlverslty of Pittsburgh,
('Diversity of Minnesota, VVIlliums and
f ale.
TI " t.- w indoor co 1'al? ??<? i
Dartmouth are equipped with lights, s->
ay engage in compel
tlons al night, in New Haven then
hop? ,,f .m unusually si ?-? i teat
William l>. Cunningham recently woi
.1 tremendous surprise by winning thi
championship in singles and Alrick ti.
Man. jr., and Stanley Walnwright the
doubtas. Cunningham, who was twice
runner-up In the Col irobta Int?
n-- tournsment, defeated Vanderblli ?:.
Ward and w I, Badg? r, Jr., In i oroli g
thriMik. ?
Harvard ilso i- huail) engaged in keep?
ing Its beal men in training. The .
bridge team is probably the
?hat im- been at colleRi | h? da I - ? I
the great Malcolm Whitman, Holrombe
Ward and Dwlght Davis ?'ho first played
m 1980 for the bob famous international
cup.
Watson M Washburn, i member of the
West Sid,- Tennis ?'lull, recent I) won the
Ichemplonsblp, with J. ./ Armatrong as
iunn?-r-ii|>. i:. ii. Whitne) and ti Norria
WUltaroa, M, ais,? are si Harvard, snd
the hitter BlMUld PTOV? a imst in hlmsalf
,ii the Kam mat' be -.
DEFENDS IM?
Golfers Benighted Heathens,
Says Champion of Old Style,
TRAVIS TAKEN TO TASK
Plan on Foot to Have Clubs
Professional Start Tour?
naments.
v- I reta? tant to .Hin.it the bet mat
th.- oM-fashtam<l foursome is
growing less and lasa potaitar among
golf? ra it, An.eri, a. one of Um i haaaptaag
i-i tins style apenas I kt mind quita freeli
He tak.s Unit.-,- .1. Travta to teak tor tag
stand the Gerden ?it., ptayei in?k aitarth)
Lefore the Lesta) eng mstrhis i-i.-t r. ;;.
and also intimates that the golf? i
abouti at.- as tin- benighted beathea,
knowlpg not of tin- foursorne
II?- relieves himself, in i art. BB fOllowg;
"Tbesa iiiin^s must ba stated aver ggfl
over again, fur rumbles are contlnuagy
heard in tin- Now rork ^??liiiii; dtatrtat,
where tin- poor, benighted heathen knew
not the futii Minn-, and attempts ir. i i?ir.
I) ate BMde to h.rt'.n me OptnlOB BO thi?.
the foursome feature of tho Lesley ru?>
match.s will he lost by tin; BIlhrtltataMJ
uf four-ball matches.
"Chief Travla refuses altogether te i Ig
fOuraOBMS, which, linkitnl critics gap, \?
because he can play his own c,,??i aarr,.?
just the BBUM vi ay cVeiy day, and h*
does imt propose to have to jihiy any-1
i,,,iy ?isu's game, -whether it la bstsaji
or worse than his own. In Bther word?,
he proposes to play the bsil where it leg
after Ida own length al ti?its, and noi
after longer or gltorter oms ?nada ay ggjj
Iiartner.
"In this matter, if.- II BS, Travta gaSSt]
he left to ins fat?i an i big four-hag
? -i, always provided that i- has>
iball match does not block the cou so, gj
lg ahnest Impossible to convince Bratsassn
golfers ptaylag a fenn>hall mat b ti.?,
they k?-?i) back a single comp | ad
medi era playera Bat it baa basa aasssi?]
strati i again and agate, that th?j tw*l
mediocre playara i as about hall an h</j?|
every Urns they pigy the rourso bstaaaj
su? h .? - 'instituted fiiui-htiii Bsateh, atril
? t It,?- fonr-ball match players temaltil
lOUa Of their atoning, and It is ex-j
?:? nely difBcnlt to bring there to u??k
wheo they are anea, great mea pasen?
win? bava made the history of the tiam*
in-re and win? pontificate i's si rvk ? - Ifsrtt
and Smith, following tiie sun und the start'
in fin ir con
There hi conatderable talk ol intredac.
., .it aeveral of the duba In the \ i? init
of Phlladelphls a method whereby on
atartlng of pairs in tonrnamenta and thi
details ? thia task Bill ba a abas'
?ft * ; Ic- either the club's (.lof. "-..i-nal o
? espectall) employed for ?
pose. The Women's Ooll '
Philadelphia has practl? ill? dect<tad to ras
off all Ha compel
i- ii lasi summet
it ! tpewamla <
.,- '. > a i - b) the chi'ti's prof- ?ai? i
? ||a flri,
-..,? i. from etwa
to dusk. While the i mi
? llminatlng - I loua labo ? l
i,.-iii of ' ? tournam 'it rommftt? ? tat -
those who think i si aV -
of tournamei tor ttaea
won',.i be mmktei
: It 1 -. ?
l!
At aomeol ass
?seal 'n p;
on? lad -'?? ' sha
a proteealonal Ii ittera a'
the tii-t i?'-. I i tn.it mai - - il .
. ?
vented from becoming overcrowded. A'
I nd hO!i
irtng ih?- r? i ill -? aaon the anas?
. ? ^ :-, ind it qull.n - irraasj
-
? ?? ?
it has be? -i sugg? -'-? d in.r - - fthal
(,, . . district.
Boat of t ' thia wtion
? der th? direct i I irga ??' i
commltt? ?. ? ' ? taiens
Boctal Bide has become attractive t" mony
of the golfers who take par! '.-vitatlon
or "pen romp? Ut
BURNS A SLIGHTJAVORITE
Meets Murphy in 20-Round
Bout at San Francisco.
San Kr.-iin Ise.i. Tv,\ St.-Tommy M'jr- I
phy, Of New Vork, and Frankn? Pirn.?. |
ol Oakland, arlO asset la r twenty-rasa]
bout h?rrs to-morrow afternoon.
Ruma la n Blight favorite in th? ?< " "c
.'\,-r th^ veteran Murphy, because of hi*
youth snd I ' caan ha bnocked out ""r.'
Round" HnKan in short order, v vr"W
Murphy and lloran fotuht twenty roun/i?!
; c.. "AdM Wolgsst forced BaraS?
? throe the aponga into trn-r?H-'
in th?- s-v, t taenth round a year a,--'>.
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