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Baseball <-* Boxing S> Hockey ** Lawn Tennis ?* Football ?* Automobiling & Chess J> Other Sports
Jim Thorpe Jumps at
Chance to Join Giants
Accepts McGraw's Offer
Sight, Leaving Other CluJ
Kicking Their Heels.
WILL ARRIVE HERE TO-I
Presiden? Lynch of the Nati
League Says the India
II Free Agent Under
the Rules.
1 ?- i B4M ? . Um < ai l?ale India
< ?I: mi i?. ., . :. .... : Amat? \n
? i .int. fatr.i. ? .it? .. h? ranka ?>i
? ?' - ? ? est?rela}*, '
.- 1.1 m- of a contra.
I?ls - la Ith t.i Olanta
N yotlatloi i, v. aii.ii otafaa lat
acre carried a
graph .:?.-',? ? , .!? ? ? p|
tame evei ...? wire yesterday mot
? B '.. i ? i .m ? ? -..-Ulli, r of tits
Vork rlab. Ills ausar. raa Hied
Nati? . . sterday aft? r
?a I hla -ii ? n the ci ... ro
Indian ?ill ari -? hers this a
* ?'?-?i foi : ' oaf? rei ? .ith Mi Oras .
then ich I aleja itui te i tie
t. '
The ruaotM fron < bic-afo | i the e
that Thorp? nas ooi .i free agent
was still earner! by th^ F.as.crn ?'arc
'??"..?inc. proved ephemeral, as an ex:
nata?? of t'.ic records? showed that
organhMtkMi bad ko.io out of existe
Thomas .1. I.>;n-h. presidcnr of the
tlonal laMSJue. who ai^o is a membei
Hi" National Ccrnunlsslon, stated that
pr-esedents already sataMletaed in a
cases us Thorpe's mad ? rh?- player a :
.. and ii- saar no reason fur
.?th. i declaltMi sliould t'n?- matter hup
?tare up I ? fors the tommies* on A
? Indnnatl scout ?aras on Thnrpe's trail
was taken to m?an that Garry llerrma
chalroian or' the oonunlsalon, conakl?
Thorpe a freo agent. Conaequently, >
."tli'p hold on him is r.ovx unarrsailabl
The slamlna, of Thorpe teemed to
more se less ?'f .i vshim on MoQra
I'?.rl. As ha dfclai-.il hirm-elf, it v
-'.? -"nip'iishefl "betWMfl sunset and s
ris.- hvA a f?vv turns at the Old Gu;
laii In Madison Square Garrsea." Some
the hsnashall Writers were in the he
quarteta of th? <-ini> ou Thursday aft
noon, and th?* ??rift of convorsatloa turr
upon the Thorp?- .ase and the Bettelt
??. some of tin profes.-tonai nail eluhs
seekliij; hi? l ? r\ i'-es.
When fcfeGraw l? arn??d that Plttahuri
. 'in? Innati tin Cbtaaae ?'uns nnd Wh
S..\. n.>! t?. mention the St. laOVts Prow
had '?-?"v-ufs on ?he trail Of the Indian.
Immedlatel] be came interest?-.). Aithou
th<- representatives of the different oh
v? i re rlKht on the ground, th?- dourjjl
? *l?r of ?he ?iiants nat down to his d*
."lid pc:me<l a brief hut SVttlaBtly a ?n.
; rsussrr? t< legram to Tho**pe, makl
.11 offer. Rifaultfl followed -almost insta
taneously, and when the ?.'Little Nai
1-.."' opened his desk > ?st?'tday I he re,
of Hi? Indian vas tlier??.
?1>!<: um srix ?. Thorpe ttAJOtt as an
?In? emenl for signing?" BfcGraW n
.??-Ka..
?No. no? $;.V?Y.i nor Ii .-?-n?.-.'' he |
pli? cl
"?'I ?-o.irj.?>. voij offered Mm n fl.it a
arv ?"
"Ves-.
"Was rt Ut,oW!
"N- . i? vAss not."
"UTaa it *&Aw1T'
Now, yon ?rn g?*rtin*i too cloae." s*
UM vail- maaaajee, and he refused furth
to talk rieures
"I ?-ave never s??-n Thorpe." deelar
Mn':aw. "aad I ? an't r?t) anvthing al.o
what position I Fhall use hlni in until
h-y looked him Oter, If he BBtOWS al
hHtiPB abllMy T shall natural!; want hi
wb ???? h?, can ptay bs everj gam?--. The
a-. sveral plaeea I Bhoutd Hhe lo I
him."
M?*Graa pave ths Imprtsalen that i
?".id not t tnueh Store hv |he Indian
pttehhag ability. BUI fan--ied him more !
an aartaaaMei a* ? irai aaa?Msaan, a po.?
tion h- pla"?*d in the BaaKeea Carolh
league Al hough nn Indian hattery coi
sistlni?- of Thorp?? ?ml M?yers would in
t douhte'tlv pi. to be b gree? ?Irawlr
raid, ? la probable ?hat M?-Graw w!
.?ant to atlllaa the Indian'? natural sp"
for felding an?l !>a" mnning. provided r
il tv?re wirb '? : ll-.p that will ?vat
1,1) - nl 1" r.-tll'erv B*
gad?.
Tin ?.-eneral Opinion ?'ems ?o he rh<
Thorps will d?'v??lop into a great hit'e
BllhOUgli ?he recor?!?-- aro not convineini
\\ "ion ho via?''d nitli the Kastern Car.
lin? la-ague le lilr .2M for half th* seaso
with V.'iv"etterille and .'.'"O for the ..;h?
half a ith Hooky Mount
You rant tell anything ahou! ther
.?h leaguei reeor?ls," deelar-d Charit
ll.?rzog. who had run up from Mar; Ian
for a law da\s -,n<l was on hand ?hi
the announcement in regard to Thorp
vMis '.nade. I had an HW-fo! lime op
year ar-yesM hitting .'M in one of th
vmali organ.rations. 1 tliink I turned li
an average >.', .IK. Hut ti:ere's one thiiii
; Blmuld Hhe to sae: That is ?"hlef Me
BBafs f-< e ^i.en be reads that Thorpe ha
>- ?i.e.!."
?Well, ?eve sot to do something v
nave ol.' this Cuban invasion." rtmarke?
Mc-OraW. "If worse f-omea to worse vv?
,aa se; rlie in.llan? lOOM vvith th?- toma
hawks.'' ?
Heme*. L?y the any, >s aaasidmd ihr
winter un hi? faun, lie announced thai
ha- hmi given up raisiiu' cantaloupes part?
!? bicause he disliked the sobriquet "?'an
laloupo King" an?! .?ai-tly heraus.- the
trop did not pay very well last season,
lie i* now guing in for strawherrlea, and
expects to cultivate thirty acres this
sprlasj. 1 tona no?- on he is the "Straw
batrry ?uHan" or "Strawhery Shah." ac
.ording tO taste.
.lames K. i-?ullivan. secretary of tbe
Arnateur Athletic I'nion. announced last
riglit that he had received the challenge
trophies ?or? by Thorpe at the Olymplc
?-an.es Intl July, and would send them
from hi- office at No. ?I Warren atreet
to Krl^tlaii iiellstroni. ?ecretary of the
Swerllsh Ol.-rnpi. committee, through
laa.it* Turner ?t C?., via the American
,'JBaS ??' ?'???? ? "?"* -o:i., arbjch ??.ti's to
aiy
. i! Ivi : -.a-i.. BISO t..at thr all
m,,-,;:. t ? ? .i That pa at ?"eitle
i.-... Ir > ' S. -p:?-mber. when Its estah
? .-.?.?il ?. world's record, had brer, sent
from '"St. ?!? with the Olympic trophies
and an now In the possession of the
JIM THORPE
Who will :>lay **?ith the Giants this year.
Amaleas A1111eti<- t'nion. It ?-.ill po to
Bl***?det*nUS, formerly of Trin^ton Dni*
?rersity, ?rh? finished second to Thorpe? in
the Celtic Park trame*
THORPE ON RESERVE LIST
Beaumont Club, of Texas
League, Puts in Its Claim.
Beaumont. Tes .'an. 31 Thr Deaumont
rltlb, uf the? T' van League, has I i ? -1 ? r- n ?
??ontrnot ilaini on .Tnm? ta Tin.nu-, tin
Indian athlete, recording i" Wheeler,
irianag-f-r of thai elnb.
Beaumont's franchise ?v.-.? purchased
from Oklahoma I it last var ami It IS
contended tint Thorpe aras aniong the
players r. serv? ?i i.? that eluh
VTheeler hi"- telegraph?*d the secretary
of the? National Aaa?o<Jlatioii of Minor
Lsagua Clubs t" protect B?*aumonl In its
??laiin t" Ti." pa's ?' rvices
' >kishoms City, Okla., .Ian II AJ i ? r
Darte, {?resident of the Okteht**na Cltj
dob of th? Texas laeague wh-en Mie fran?
chisa aras transferred lo Beaumoai la^t
spring, ?"' others Interested In the l<*ain,
could not he reacltod to-night to v.rif?.
tho ?'laioi s?M up by the I?e?aiiine?ni elnb
t.. James Thorpe. Ac-**ordlng to a furmer
Kf.-retar'. of the rltib, howover, efTorts
woto mari?? to algn Thorp?' In 1911, bul
??.?Hio'it avail, as Thca*pe refused t.. pis
professional hall He thon nu- touring
the siarr vit'i an amatsur teaa
? ?
WARNER SAY.S "IT'S TRUE."
Carlisle, Penn., .Ian "i The? announce
ment frrnn Ses VotU thai Jame? Thorpe,
th? Otytttpt* champion, im-i B?*-*****pt?*-d a
contra?! with the N??S? N oru National'
i^apii'- ? luh aras eoiHIrroed he?e? to-night :
t>y Olean Warner, physl?a*J instru? tor at
the Carlisle Indian Brhaol.
"it t*< trua," said Mr. BTarnev, "that j
Thorpe- Iirk nri-r.j.irrl lbs Offer ina'l' by j
the ?liants 11" v?iu go te, s.? fork to :
mor. tot, whrefe th? contra?*! will i e for
maiiv ?.itrurei
Mr "A'anit r sai'l he wan tint ;? t III. it
lo iiia'-i''??'?' mi' provisions of the contract
declaring that an; su? ?i information (
would have to nein?- fr.mi the N'en fork !
club._
HIT BY FOUL BALL. SUES
Mrs. Dobkin Wants $25.000
Damages from tho Cubs.
Chicago, ?fan. tl Bnlt for IS.0M dam
ate-? ?a-? ni*?ri in the Bu per tor < ourt yea*
tetda? by Mr?. Auni" l?ohkin at.uns: th
Cht<?a*ro National l#?*ague Baseball Club
lif?iii'" uf Injuries suatalaed by being
t?true?k by a i"'"il hau balled from th?
Woat Siele Park during .i ,'nnie- I*?,? sum
iner.
Mr?. Ii.ihl.m alleges that the hail ??aih'd i
over the i-ark fence and into a window of
Jier home-, irbere She v;in ataSt?*-*]
Th?? hall, B****0**dtnS t.. tl;-- attorn??, s ffH
? he plaintiff, struck the woman la lbs
iie.i.i. aut-a-ckttig her ?.ir the chair and
? aosin?- partial paralysis, Wblch r?-nrle?re-?i
her h'-ipies? for .v.- eral hjonthi
TO HELP ENGLISH ATHLETES
-
?Amateur Athletic Association
Arranges for Training Men.
I .?union. Jan, It With B ?riOU to en
labUng ?'.re-at Britain to mal., a h.-tt'-r
I showiric in tlie oiympie* gamss t?i be held
i in M.-rim In Ml than tbey did al gtoalt.
i ; .lim last yoor, it was fuinount"***?-1 hers to
!?ia>- thai the Amateur Athu-tic a asocia
tion had arranged a finatt-elal ptaa la aa*
: M?n lbs English athletes to train syste
1 ::.ati-ally.
Shortly after lbs concluahtei of the
Olympic K?me?? laut |?-ai Ixird D? sbrougD.
l.residin^ at a B**settng of th? Athletic
Advisoty Club, held to consider the poor
showing of ??r.-at Britain's athletes, pro?
posed lhat B fUBd of 1BMSS shoulel he
raisf-ii in eaili of the next three y?-ars and
I ?1.00? In 1916. to h?- un?-'! in preparing
Bngrtahassti lo ctunpete at Berlin St
Arthur i'onan Dovl?- Stlggeated that ths
$120,'??) h.- raises by public appeal.
ORIENTAL ATHLETES MEET
-
China, Japan and Siam Repre?
sented in Far Eastern Olympiad.
i Manila. Jan. 31.?AthMea from ''.hin.?
and Japan and other Oriental nation*,
gathering here for the Kar Kantern uh.ii
piad. Brave welcomed to-day by Governor
Geneial William Caineiun Korln?.?. There
are thirty-six Chinese and fifteen Jap?
anese athlete? entered, aa well as i-epre
??iitatives of Siaitt and many BSrlloai "f
' the Philippine Islands. The games he-fin
| to-mor row and ?oiitin ie- for B wi-f-i.,
i The Programm? Includes Inter.-rhulastic
games for the Island! ciily. and the an?
nual Kar I-'&j-tern champions:,ips. open to
e-.iry athk-tk r-*-^**ltm bj the Orient It is
hoped that the *a*Ss"*t?BStS will brin? mit ma
teiial for the next nig games In Berlin.
AU.lior.pii th.- Oriental territory ha?, a
population Of nearly gftfsejaa, ?t* athletic
organisation ln?s never heen devete**ed
nioiig Weitet)i line?. pa?d it has never
produced an .'ithle'.e v'l'.o ?on a piai-e In a
kvoiJd Olympiad. j
TIMELY BUS OF SPORT]
Claude Derrick Signs His Con-1
tract with Yankees.
SAYS HIS LEG IS SOUND
President of National League
Calls Meeting in This Citr?
on February 11.
The Blgn*?d .?..'in;.''! of Claude Dtsrrtck.
th" shortstop, aras received by ths
renkeea yesterday. Derrlch aald la a let?
ter t?. Tom i?avis, saoretarj <>f the c?ui>.
that he in?.i entlrel] re? 01 ered from ?.
lam.- leg which bothered him laat lall
an.) expected t.i maki ?> favorabk im?
Prussian on Chance when ti.- playera ??
sin training la Bei mtsda
After Connie Mack Bold Derrick to the
Baltimore club *.?f the International
League last summer the young man i ov?
ered short Held with Buch ablllt) that he
aas a sensation and attract?td the atten?
tleu of many of the major league club
SCOUtS. Mi was ?iraft'-.i by in. DetrOll
club las? full, but by aa agreemeal aras
ssr banged foi RondMO, a catcher, a -
bad been drafted from Jersej Cltj by
the Vank. ? a
W'hil. wirb Baltlmor? Derrick pli ??'
thirty gam? a, s. 01 ini lw< nt) ?on? i una
and i nal; i UK thirty bita for a batting aver?
agi of .an ii. Holding ha had a per?
centage of Ml, vvith fifty-one putouta
?e\, nt>-on?- assist* and five srrora, Prlof
to hia Baltimore sngagemenl h< played
twenty-one saunes last spring with ths
AthtottCS In which lie knock..I out four
teea hits for an average of .311. Mis n bi?
llig average was .194. Derrick is ais feel
tail, wighs IM pounds and la twenty-sia
yean of an?'. A?-c?..r>Hng to man) Inter?
national League managers and alao Con
ale Mach, he is sur?- to be a suceesa la
the Amaruan Leal IS, handled. ,-.- b( will
be, by Krank Chance.
Thomas ?' Lynch, presides) of 'he
Vat tonal League, senl oui notices to club
presidents, yesterdaj th*t the le^con?
-, en?-?i nwettng of the snnual meeting
would b< iiei?! si the Hotel McAlpin In
this clt. . ?"i 'I'm *-.!;.'.. Februar) II, at
2 o .>lor k. The annual s< hedulr imer
of tin- league '?ill be held on the aam?
?In ta- and at Ilia s...in- place \ n hour be?
fore i be lime for the league see ion
Hie board of directors a in mot I
.lohn Henry, the clever ratcber of th?
Washington Senators, covered
from nu ?peratlofi on hla knoa tot s '
Hosting c,-.rtiia^.- and In sending his
signed eontra. t to rl.e dob - si tr rrjs .
?aid hi lantern* i had entlrel* d i|
penr.il
Mm I'l'nn. the h-mvywelghl pugillat
has Blgn? 'i -. .null'.?'! tO P'"t as un um?
pire in the Weetern League awl . ?-n^on.
ft i' said that Jimmy Hallaban, n n
Bger off the White Boa will ha-' a read?
lug room in lb' rlubtl ?USe n.\l ?? ?
son, and Inatall ths works ..f Shake?
apeare, tfacaulaj Tennyaon and ..n?-r
? ?aa '? ..i i- " ? !? id. rg Pu r Radle lh<
fence buster, Ii --uie t.. welcome the m
hoi.. ' ?on
i-. Tink''. manager nf th? TlnHnnstl
Reda, who wai a bidder for th? ser*? l?r*a
Of BOgfl Hi r. nail.11. !?'....- ? hii-b-a
Webb M.irii'i? captured Ih? !.:<? k*?..|> for
th<- ? '?be, ltd? changed hla tun? H?
r oa qUOttpd .- a' I ig
"Bresnahan Hgned with ?tie Cuba bo?
rause he don'l Ht?.- ?.? ?.??.?-; 11 ...ov?.??
ha- Brill have t.. gel int?. rh>- gam? only
when Jlmmj Archer is miiir?.'. He
Caught for the ? 's rdlnnl- !a-.t ? .,*?...
onlj -?? h? i- ha had ?o "
There Is an oM fabu about -'*-ur
?
Nflllei Uua.-ir.il*. of Ih. Bl i.ii'n- ??..?
dluals, iv trying lo se.-'jr?- |he rHn
ststemenl off i:.- Hold? n, one off hi?
piii-liers on the Ineligible l. ? In the
Kumiii' r ..f iiii the Pardlnals turned
Golden over ?-? ?h- St. Paul club off the
American Aa oelatlon when h? k?lned
the :-?-..r.r- he wa in ?... --ondltlon t<>
play, and ass returned to the .-;r Louis
,iii. iii. refursed lo reptsrl :.n?i ??? :. ? ?"i*
pentted.
John i tVslsh has railed s meeting of
?be Mrtropolltan \?--...-iario-i Imxlng
Championship ?.?.ili.it?. e far Monda- ;?:
i o'clock ;?? the ?.iib-e ..r James K Bull!?
van. N.. LM Warren atroet, a? arhleti tho
champlonahips for the wmoni yeo\ v?,iii
b<- awarded an?i a list of sifSctala Cor all
boxing toornaasonta wl'l be selected.
The board off governors ol the Sou
York IthletlC 'luh ha" arrange.] lo eel?
brate the fortv-tifth annlvtrraary off th?-!
orgBBa'BBttoii with .i subacrlptkni dlnnei
a special effort will he made t.. Induce]
all former otVcMts, lnclo?llng pre-sittents,I
elce-presMents, secretsrics, treaaurers,
captains ??ml governors, to attend The
ea>pawaUaents alive are William a Van
: Uuk, ?ho Hi-Mi aervetj in UM; Qfocge
! Moore Smith, Jenninga B. Coa, Walter ?.
Bchuyler, A. ?;. Mills. August Belmont,
: Th.lis L Wats?.n. BartOa 0 Weeks
Georg, w. Kuhlke and Colonel Robert
, M. Thompson. Of the officials who
served in lias, rh?- Inaugural year, oi
i one r- mains, and he Is Harrv I" linn
merer, the llrat treasurer
Hugh Duffy, former manager <>t the
ChteagO team Off the Aniel 1? : 111 I.?aune
and of th? Milwaukee Club of the Anteil
' ca?i a\s8?niation. has a<Bojulred the ffran?
chlse of the i-'aii River team "f the New
England League A< corning t.. an an
1 nouncement last niaiht. it will be removed
, to Portland. Me
WHOLE TEAM" DISCIPLINED \
No More Basketball for Jersey
City High This Season.
Qaases which ths basketball i?.?m <?r
ths Jersey <'?t> High School had with
I Other teams have all boon cancelled bv
?ardan of James j HopMas, ths principal.
??verzi-alousries?. ..n rhe part of ?.eo i'nn
noll" . the captain of rhe team. I? rh?'
cauee. Csmnolly had been conditioned In
his studies and wu~ ordered Ml r>. play
on ths basketball dam until he had mude
go?jd the conditions.
a week ago ths Jersej City iiirih s hooi
la-am played th,- Hayonn?- llich School.
Minns ths siar player, the lOTUoy City
bays Were being beaten. Tlda was too
much for -. oung ?'onnolly. and he jumped
In and. Incidental!;.', won the K?me for
hi? school. Because of th?- breach of dis?
cipline being psS'BSltisd tii? team's ??mes
were all eancslMd.
-,
MANHATTAN DEFEATS RIVAL.
Manhattan .'..neue rlefeated lordham
University la Iheli annual hashathall
gam?- at the "1st WlglfTHfll Armorv last
nlRbt The Boars was ',". to .;I
Th vb'tors played raughlj throughout
thirteen foul basket?- betaj Bittet h) W'a'ali
for Fordhsm.
ID MR EM PERIOD
Hockey Club and St. Nick Team
Fail to Break Deadlock.
POOR ICE MAKES SLOW GAME
Lack of Team Play on Eoth
Sides Has Much to Do with
the Scoring'.
After atrnggilng through sa extra
period of twenty minutes, ths Bt Nich?
olas Bkating Club team and lbs sevea
representing the Hocke) Club of New
Fork played i tie game In the Anwteur
Hockey League championship series .?it
the st Mtenolai Rink las-, algbt Whoa
the time limit bad expired ? ? ? ? ? 11 aid? ? had
made two goals. As a result Ihe game
VV ill h.t ? e til ?? I.ill . . I ... .-I
l.v the vv.iv. |h? *-? N'tcks" -'.tit..I off
it look..: ,|. ,t Hi- hith? it.? clean r? cord
of ti.. Hockej ' lub a*a going t" be
broki n .it last, for .it Hie end ol the Brat
pel level the- COUnl BtOOd .' t" I in tl.- ???
ond half, however, the Hock?) Club made
? name- brace snd, being favored with
luck, sa vvrii. managed t" tie th? .
Tlie- |. . v.;i.- th. ?? . . r . ,-r, .,: ||,. !,, ,,',
rink Un?, tri n ter, almost ths entire surface
beim cot ered irith water This ma le
- katini laboi "":- -? -!' rnaklm ?<? urati
dribbling of th-- puck nun..si imptitraible
Both ?i.i..- worked theii hardest, ami when
the e-.-.tr.i I..-I.I..1 ii.i.i ended lit' pl.ivei
ttOtt ,, Hred le.t Mf! llU'Ie' .1 ' t .tit loll
lin n paid t.. team work Instead of watch?
ing th" other fellow, the scoring would ita
rttteatlonaM) bave been higbei on both
I i.|.?s.
A? n ?ras, the I lo. I.?? i *|ob ? an l .insider
Itself luck) i" get iway with a tie. gotno,
for St Kicholaa had it on the defensive
the create- pan ol" th?- time. Every time
the puck ?a- ahoi at th? st Kteholaa
????re ?t was ? tu twice toward the other
net out ih- alert i.?wt- had an ?v.- like a
hawk VrVaahburn. t;" otlier goal tender,
... .li.i bis port well. Then were epnte
.i riiiin'ori of I" ' '' I both lld?*S, the
quick t. ?oper. .1 Brltton being sent to the
aide on ta.asiona
T'nr ??rst oount cami sft? more than
??. . teen minutes "( ?: irda shoot?
Ing the- puck past l-ewla ?" a long i",f
tlo111 th? -lele- " , ' . Ill' a II
i- ft t., pi..v .-, thi.i Morgan, St.
olai i r lllant to- . t. .ked the
rubber throuah ine entire opposina team
,.i o -.ft?-: ?leveri* ? ludlna Bi Itton, hot
-?..?I In Ih? - l" . : ? ? n fd Ma
.-i!,-i '.v Bshb mi '?"' Into -i rroas
e-ii-. king mis-? p in fr..Mt -if ih
"i.-.? ' sRi. snd the f ei t both "ff
i...- a i. ? i:?. | .mi look w sahbum'
pla? ' . ai d tl h 'H . ii'!*'! with 'I,, r. -;'!
lai i-'..ii k?. i" ? ?"it of thi ?
T' ? ? . "i .1 hall ' .t-l not J" ? n :.i Pi ??:-?
? . ? ' .. , -, the fast Bt "??
got II e p ? k and. v?lth a
? ' e?.| ?ie rtishlna i' <iwn t.. ?shit
? i an aim ? ? ertalt - ? re Brltton,
1 o* ? rei. dellbei t< tripped Chew, lor
\? '? i. ' t ?? tir*t nam? I ? SI pr.'inp' I ? i.'
..;f lbs les in a scrimmage s f'-n yarda
from ..f 'he BI M. i -i -.???.i . Mac
kensie red ??? Hi? II? k? ? lub
v lite later B.he- tee hanl
a".I It ? .i ' ? ? . ?. ,'? ? l>. f-.rr
; -a n- hr r-? ei- . .1 I hid wren.li
? i ouldi r. Th? ii ' lub ? ??
on i e ? ? . of luck attached
t.? it. fo: Ma? ' ' r It? ? ''ft laii'l? .i "?
pu. k s to* '? et ni front ..f IVeshburn
!'l<? ' i.hl.e l . laklll^ ..!
hound eluded ?i??- ?- ?? (Van?I ? rr.?, ?
i.. it-.. ?. 'i i-o p. ei--.i was ii""i aj""i' ; r, t r
- and not Ina hapf***?t*-**d r1( brrah iba
n. from lhat time on, all ... ......i
? ?u \ i, ,..?. i tuai ?" e arben ?
pre k ?? .tr .-.| r Ifftll lp I" th? ja * I
i. ? ae<. "H" i" I ii" k' .i . r
i,tosl ?--i '--''i' I" 1.- a
B) f.,? tnii** tin "pt" in?: 'iirtt***ti*j had
i-. -v..t it?.i ii.i i.. .. hlah pu h or entbu
,.--. .-.i ;? ihe rival t? ,ini?e rluuiKOd
labk ? oung v- ornan, a i."
h ..| h- . n polling hard for tit" II"' I .
flub, sort ..i h.'t her be-arinaja Turolna
t., i,." '? - .it. sha ai.i "\\ i.i- h bask? I
.i., r wan! ii t" ?.?"' InT' Bxcepl on rara
. rasions, Ihrouahout ti., . ?tr.e period <?f
i?.. ot. i itnoti ? Bt, Nletioiai had Ihe
ii... I.- i lui, on th. defensive Onlj e.n.
?..??lll.lt " e Ulli-.'' -I III thi- . ?I I ,, ;.. -<
?? inn iti- hards i. nt Willi.- pro? I
Ing em ?hat looked m-, an unintentional
fin
in. -. :?? .un fe. loa i:
ft i. holai , ' ' ?? ?'>"'' 'lo. day e |0;.
\\ Bahbura '? .
Id. .er":. I' .. . . P. till.
laStttrel . C V . Hrllle.n
Morass . i: . v ..ma
I ?'?.-?? . '". M.'l.-K' l|.'le?
Pe-al ..n-.I. \\. i-;.?r.|..ii
SlanlS) .II IV. I'r. Herti u.?
e;.-a?- Fee :-? N> Irolaa i:t. i i? 111. Mor
nan .it I'm it... i.? ? i'ii. Mae-k-fixt-*. Ci
l'enaltlea Brillan, t?.. alaahlna. S minuta*
e nr- . f.-r luafllag, ' -i ,.luii.-, Ma.'???'</l?. t..r
...-? rhe-rklaa - ' ln?l**a \v??lil?nn. tot
? tus? . i,,?? .1 t,f. ? minutes BHtton, foi trip
pina. '-' mlant? - ' ?nie -. '..r k-aflna. i minute;
Voung, for tripping, - nilnuira, Klchania, f..r
trippln?, 1 mlnui? Fteferei Hier lina Martin,
i.,-..iii a 1 A nain-an? referes Kniest Du
fr? ?11. ir,?....i V ?' i;.:il iiniflt.? >?'-,.(
i;.-in', ni..1. 'i.???!>' *? f*., .mi 1 lui ii'.Mi'.
\\ ?,ni,i.'ii 1. riiiH-keepera .?...r?,-.- KiebMna,
. ?-. ? .ut a ??, ?n 1 M Tlan? iie~ i,?-, .m.
Penal?; limer v J ' r... , r. Wandere
1 m.,. .,f 1. il i* 1 ??. ai ml m" .? <-H. 1,
ADELPHI FIVE VICTORIOUS
Defeats Poly Prep in a Fast
Basketball Game.
The Adetphl a?*adera) bs>aketl*ai. team
.1.' ai"l the Pol*? 1'iep live- in au in ,.r
esiim: RaiM pi;?'? ?1 in 11 ?? A.|"lpl.l ?.ytn
I naalum, last night, Tbe acot ?? eras :n to
:'.*. The contesl was a rar" one. Al*
tiiemnii iv!> trailed slmosl from tin- out?
?.i. ?h. fairincston streei atudenta plaped
with never dylns spirit milII the ? rid.
Drigga was th?- B?*orlns star for Adetphl,
with seven field baskets, while Altaord
iHUe-ei thre?e. snd VV'ra'. <? . imwani. iv?.e
Pol? siinve.i ?;ii^iit auperlorltv in passing,
with Kalas and Bcbultse letting four and
i .. field bai i" ts, r*?*s***ei tit .-i?
The line-up follow?
v... iphia . ;i? p..-.i...n pal) i'i.'|i i.'i.
linan?. I.I ./.Hi??.
?,*..,. n. r.Newton
IM ..t-..n.I. ? ? Manal.at-h
I? Alfeir.l.I- 0 . . S.
p. rnataln. n ?;. Klaati h
?abstltata Drobas toi Ibttstasa
Gualre rr.jin tat? Adelplil Vinlnuj . \Vid>
.'.'I. DriBK- ffl. I).l-e.i-..n ln.il.un. D A Hard
iSi l'olp Prep: Xewlos Zalaa tii. Msnabaeh,
Klealek, Srhultsa ?'-. '...jU n. r..,ti Wr.ts
..n. N'awtoc III i:.-fe-,... ?A'llllatna. Taaebera
i ...i.h.. t'inpln v <; atstaaea i ? atra
i. C, A. Ina. 'f liai 'i I - ?ft ?-* II IllllllJt.?.
SIX GOOD BOUTS ON THE CARDS
No Lack of Action at Local Boxing
Clubs This Evening.
There will he BO lack of action nt the
Wh-.iI biasing dubs to-night with inora!
than half a iloUt-n bOUtS from whiih to
ple'U allll tlllMI?.!
Th?- mor? Inlsraatlng ef tl**sse win be:
Kdejie rook v.?. Bill] Bothwsll. at tbeI
National A. C : "Kiel" Oraveave. I^'e l;,,.
tell, al IBS living A i': ?ietiige- Kill?-'
W...J.I v? 'i'.-.;..? Hotbba, .?t tin gbarkayl
a. ''.: Kteeieii,- Kaiaer ra Frankle M?her
at tlo Quamnsbatre A. C; Fred Telle ea
llariv DonohU**, at the l'ail tnoiint A. ?'.;!
Fiiinki" Burns v.?. Vouna Ro?ea, at
Brown's Gymnasium; Johnny i?^re va
"Knickont' gWraSSty, at liie ? )|v mpi.
Status of Amateur in
Lawn Tennis Defined
National Association's View of
Rule Same as Tribune's.
CLUB MAY HELP PLAYER
However, No Contestant May
Negotiate for Expenses with
an Organization.
Because of the srrong Impression as to
ii.?- operation ol the aewly proposed rule
deflnlng the Status Of an amateur lawn
tennla player, lagathei ?ith the viola?
[llor.a which flslght leopardlae hla po Itlon.
th.- committee on the revision <jf th" con?
-'ituii-in and rules <>f ths United states
National Lawn Tennis Aaaoclatlon Issued
i itatement yestenlay. in which the op
eratlon ol ths amateur mi.- and it* *p
pllcatlon are fully explalited.
'i h-- tetter, vviii.-h was sent to . rery club
and prominent pioyet throughout th?
country', agrees in every particular with
th?- vi-.v- expressed in The Tribune laet
Moi da:.
it \ as pointed oui exclusively in '"Cora*
m< ' '.i Bports" that th" paragraph re?
lating t.. tu. acceptance and offering of
expenses to a player b .? club or asso?
ciation could not poeatbiy be con*?trued
.. preventing th- Meadow ?lub. ,.t South?
ampton Long island, from entertaining
. ompel tors in ?is annual tournarncirt or
make i? a violation t" pay the sxpenses
..i i Davis cup ten-ii to BaBgland or ?>f ?i
t. .m from rjallfornls r?. visit tin- Baat.
Ever since the new rules which ar. to
! be offered for adoption at tin annual
noeetlng at the aattonal aaaeclatloa when
H moots on Frldii'-. I-"?-brnary 14. at the?
I Hotel Martinique, in this clc-. were pro?
mulgated, >.n January If, the eomnsltteel
1 has st*ruggled bravely to answer the let-l
ten requesting light upon ths amateur
paragraph.
Henry IV. sio.-um. the chairman ot the!
' committee; Ward C. Murt?n. Rayntiond i?, j
l.ittb. Lyle E Mahan and Palmer 1'.
Presbrey were eventuaUy brought to ?a
stai.dstill by the ever Increasing flood
inquiiu? Furthermore, the tntisinterpt
tation ?if the rule wan found to be so is?
?id! that at a im-e-Uni? neliJ earlier tl
vv?e'k it was d.'i'ie?t-e| to issu? an open S
. pUnatory letter.
T..? . -Onill'.itte-e- .1. '.1-11.1- t he PI OpOSi
i rule In Its entirety, it take? r-apetrlel e
: caption, however, to the recent editor!
? ritlcism m "Amorieaa Lawn Tennis," ti
Official pu'olk'atlon of tin- national a>?
elation, that "with su.'h a nils in ion
an would aend :,.? Da**ls cup teaitM an:
where, nor bars any California invasiu
1 each yea i,"
; The committee says that it fear?? s fal?
Impression has been created by Ibis ?tat<
iii'-nt. Ii asserts that the rule woule) nc
I prevent the- national association ssndla
.? t.-ain abroad ami paving its tapeBSN?'?
?S has ii.-retofor.? he-en tlie custom. U"
th" California or any other ssaorlstkn
paying th< esfienaes af teams and plaimr
????nt ;:ast. or. for that matter, aaywlv r
else. The nils "do'?s not prohibit a plays
m. a. ?efttinp expense* en the- B?SUtV8
lent.
"Ths important ililf-i ??..< ?_? between tSMM
two oin'iation??." the letter i*onUa*Mis, "I
that in up ens too? ? homt Hub or as
.-?"??atioii. at a filiaiK'.-? ! ia rlBCS tOUil
its i. pi. ?tentative to, take pa:t in a com
petition in onlit to Ming honnt upon tin
? luh or SSBOlialtaa In th?' Other, a playei
la ii'-fiotiatiii?; lor espcoaes with an or?
ganisation which pava these expense? us
a business transaction, apc-iuj?ng whac
SVei tin aiit-iiint may he in ? ??'pr-ctatioti
that tiK' piayrr's praeenca ******* ill bring Utetn
a return on the Investment either In gate
receipts or lo Itr-crtmestl p?*)pvlarity and
? ationag. ."
It is the contention ?,f "be committe'e
that the propos?e! ruh- is n'-iti.er drastic
i.?>r revolutionary in its w<.-]inr; and in
t. nt of application, '?'oat it was framed
t i i orre t the? ab uses Which have become
i r-valent in the summer ar.l winter re
BCri tournaments. Th?: committee em?
phatically stands by the rule as It lias
been frame?! .ind stat-.1 that it l??'ll?.es
tl at It nhont'1 bS IStaiT***glrt -is .1 portion
! of th. lawn tennis 'awe at tb< eeastlng
nie?i-ting.
No Stopping the Cuban
in Big Chess Tourney
Capablanca Places 9th Straighl
Victory to His Credit.
TWO MATCHES UNFINISHED
Unusually Stubborn Games Con?
tested in Battle of the
Masters.
i . nnllv ??uhhorn ganVfS marked the
ninrh ro'ind of the American national
? ? n ? te touriiaiueal pii?--.d at the
?Ht?'' Houiev.ird. yeaterds?! afternoon ami
Levcnlng Iwo of tin m?>st Important re
mslning uniinishe?! when i o'ekrek, the
h??ur for adjournment, arrived. Capa?
hlan? a *<>????? e*l?Bd Iq placing the ninth
straight victory to his ?-r'd't ,?t the ?<?
i.f i. R /.ii'oieon, *>f Washington
The I'uban wai oa the derenatve In a
queen's pawn opening, which be ir.it"i
in his favorite style at one lime Zapo
|..n though! he had ?? ?rood erppeetunlty
!-. entrsp i?1, Bd craary*B qu?p?Hi, bur ai
no l lm< "i- fupeManca la ronl danger.
[?le won ..ft. i tw-mt) wetteo movr
.luff.- had b very narrow escape ?m*i
Morrison, the ('anadian clmrapaon, bul
.p.-a the game after stxty-four aiovea Ar
rb. a-r,.i Morrison bad two pawns t.. the
good, bul hi evltjentlj ?loubie.i has n'ii
i ... foi?.-? ;i ??in .raff.-, although Still
In ?.. o.i.i p|a< e. is now one end ;. halt
points i ? hind the i 'uban Mai shall anu?
h pawn 'n ",? opening stains! Whltakee,
bur n-ei? ?if?...- a*aa outplayed by ?lie f..
m. i io!|.":i champion in the ending,
win.h -??s adjourned after trtxti nine
Itiiov.'. Marshall Bgatfl a.-sei-|.-.l hllUeelf,
land la un?lT the liupiieelou ?bar he can
I win OUt
j ?'hates and JattOWSld played Hi" mosr
! dsmpHeated cam.' of lbs ?Jay, and the
ponding p..-itbmi la eseeptlonsllj Intaweart?
?ing Ltisjes won hi-, eppensnt'a Queen.
t!i.. latter ptaHng his r.-iianee upan a
r???k, bishop? knight an?l passed pawn ?o
offrwt the Chicago stayer's advantage,
itapfee and Tenenworsel fought Btutr?
bornlj t" a draw, m which Btapfer ha ! a I
shade the advantage, it last-.i fortr-onel
mo ?s. in the other ajames Imlahed Kline
v?'.n from Kupchik and RuMnsteta defea
???i Llebenateln.
The Bummary of the day's play follow<
Rearan WHIT'S. iu,a?K
? 7,ai?e.|ea,t, . n cspsWaaea .t
isteln . <> Rublnataln . 1
I fer . '?-. 'I ? n.-n? wrzel .
4 Jag? . '_? M..rr!*-.i. .
I i'tiajM .? Janoaakl .
C Murniiail .- Whltakor .
: Kline . i Kuschlk .. .1
The openlnga. I, Qtieen's pawn;
Prench defence* I, Queen'a gambit d<
cilned; 4. Qteeen'a pawn; .". Qvaun's paura
I, Qiieen';i pawn. 7. Sbillan defep.-e.
*?fr? r nine roun.ls the BeseeS of the ,-on
testants ar- as follow.-:
Player?. \\'<r.\ la->?t l'a-er?. ITo '?"?'
anra ..5 " ' Riipentti .* *
Jair? . .'?. r-, ui.nak.r . ::i ?'
Marahall I Mine . I |
Ptspfer .. "-'j V, Morrison . ."> 1
T. tiari-?.ii. . I .. -', V, P..]Mti?teln !*? *
?fsiMHtakl H /.apnlaon . I *
? ?!??'??? ?', "', M-b-nsi-lii .... \ 1'
fn the tenth round to be piav?*d at th?
Coti Boulevard this afternoon an?! even
Itig. the -?airings are the following:
?.?ehemitelii - KttPChlk, Htapfer - I apa
Manca, Jaffe-RuMnsteln, ? ?ha.ies-T?-ii??n
wurael, Marsball - Morrison. \\ hltak? r
Jaaowakl, Kiln? -Zapot?MR
T" o of ?h.? ?nor?- important games fo|.
I..
II..VI;:? 1 ?." Kt-N -a pawn OPttNIKO.
vv m rr. in \. k win it: pi,v. K
'/npei??.? <'.i|..?i!i n. n /.?(oi^.m i^aaaManea
Waahingi n Havana I Washington Havana.
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BROOKLYN COLLEGE GAMES
Mel Sheppard Among Those
Who May Start This Evening.
Four hundred and eighty-nine athletes
have entered lor the first annual names
! of Brooklyn College, ai the llth Begtmeni
armor?.-, ?ins svenlBg. The list Includes
many "f the leading star? in the dlstrbi
and some ef the hesi perf?w iiiair-cos of the
Indoor mason should result.
J. M K'.s. lih-IR-T, .1. .1. Kl .t i' i!. |
?'lark", i' A lient an.I \V. .1 l-'i-h-r wtB I
be on the .'.a. k marks la the sprint?-, and I
will in..' Rft] Oth?m. M.I i \V Shcr- !
paid will in- on scratch fn ths aBs^yaid
I handl??sp and rosy also start in the lesa.
vaiei mu. it la doubtful whether Ira Uav*
Iennori vviii ?tan m the latt.r event, as
I th?! Western ?tack has nol \.-t arrived la
tu. Baal
lull?- Kramer win civ?? bis handicaps :o
a field of thirty m the tbrae-mile run.
Th* crasa country kins is in the btot\
form of his eOjtOOt and u ready ;?,t mi
sttempt to break Oeorae Bontiaa a Amer.
i. an ni..1.1 fe r tl. .lisian. >? .1;,. k Mi.. ?:
alan ?. Ill make an .Uten.fit t.. hr.au ills I
own ?20-yard low hurdle mark il?- v.iiil
i,. . opoe d by i .M. Boas, l. J. i..\.-n. w.
Marble, the formel Brown star, . i etghi
others.
|?if;.-n te?aiiis have? entereel for the in-j
lers? iti'lasiic relay race, which should
prove en? or the features <<f tie meet, I
DANKELMAN BEATS MAUPOME.
.lohn iMiikHmun. th.- local three--cusu- [
Ion billiard player, defeated Pierre Man- i
p. m.-, th.- St. I.ouIh Mexican, tn the SCO?
and tain?- in the National llilliui'l ;
League senes .t Doyle's Academy last,
eight. The >??iv waa ."?) to w.
Maupoiii'' di<l not play in bis usual nooel i
form. althoiiKh toward tbe end ho rapidly |
i?i?'ki"i up on Dsnkelman. Ths latter'?:
beat run was I. Mauponie's best effort j
aattad blm a rua of '?>? The srrii's b.-tween i
th?- two . iti's stands even, with the final
came- to be played to-night DanWelman
, and Maupome will again clash.
CHANGE OPEN GOLF DATES
Tournament To Be Played in
September Instead of June.
I ?ost.m. .Inn. .".1. Han. !.. A*?***, of tfi"
executive ranunlttes of t;-e United fcXatea
?Joif Asso. "aiion. announoed to-eiay that
the dates of the open ebamptenship tins
yea*' bad been t*haj*us*od fiom June < and j
to September I? snd If.
Asaurances have been rmeotrtO from
Edward ria". the Britiati imen rbaiupssn.
and iron-. Harry Vardoa thai the* ar?
planning to plaj her" next fall.
Mr. Ay?sr mad.- the announcements upon
the authority ef Itobert ?'. IVataen, prast<
nenl u; the- I'nil'd State.? Golf A?so<la
UOi.
Tu?- op.n "?lampionship w:ll !.- played
<m the links of th? country ?'luh. at
BlOOMlM.
a ...
COMPANY K WINS TROPHY.
Companj K won the Hunks trophy
match which was shot on the "ist Rcr?
ment armory rangea and in doing ho
hung up a new armory record for teams
of twenty Their SCOCS ?f 1.211 bettera the
re-, i.r.i lor th- range bl twelve point*.
The conditions of the match called for
a team of twenty, sewn shots on both the ,
_??? und SOS ?anl raiiRe?. srltfc no sighting
.?hots.
The scores follow;
Company. :im?.i MS ?-.i. Total i
k. .-.7?.? ata f.'u '
?.'. :.T" '?ii I'jiit
II. .'.rta MS im:: I
1. 515 :,4*. laSf
k. ?iii v.i lecto
1?. in:. :.:;:: m-.'s
M. 4SI **gS in;.-,
It,. 4 7? :.i; ?mi
c. bu mi sai,
y. it i >:?? ?ii i
1. 441 ?".?; v;t -
a. 4u.*._i^r_^ ?
Rome - EXCELSIOR - Naples
NOTglag.
(Miti-Carltan Batata and ?aatauraot ieau?).
?manean Lu tory ? Lam?an, taat Laat?oo, i
I
Regrets Loss of the Football
Game with Harvard.
SAY WARNING WAS SHORT
Joseph W. Gannon Thinks th?
Manager Is Now Handicapp?**-*,
in Arranging Dates,
i Tire tir>t oftViai statement by anr
, Dartmouth man retarding Harvard'i b>
?cut action in dropping the 'faa*rt|.
eleven from the football schedule ?a
Issued yeaterday by Harold ?'. M?-.\n?,.
tor, ih<- graduate manager, vv !,., garsaa
i the toUoorueg letter:
"An official communication from Wr.!.
?ani 1-*. Oercelon, grad?ate t;>a*ur?>r ?*?
the Hsrvard Athl?stlc Association, h?<
been received to-day. stating that ?t wu?
be Impoaatbte for Harvard to play Dan
i.ioiitb la football next fall The letter,
ait'-r emphasising the cordial re'.atkm?
which haw always existed between Ha,..
? v.T.i and Dartmouth, state* that the u.
viso,, committee eeeaelurled to make tu
. change be?-ans*? of the desirability of ar.
. ranaiiifi "a les?- i-xactinK *?< rios of con?
tests." i Bare answered tins lett-r to th?
effect that we greatly regret the ion ?x
a gams which baa stood m high in th?
.'tirn.uion of our undergreduatea ai?i
?i'unini bodies for a period iif year? W?
shall, ?.f ? ourae, bo obliged to rearrani?
I our schedule, which, we fear, ?-ill b? a
dirti.-ult matter la view of the fact that
' the schedules of most of the caMigag ?n
i already complete."
l Joseph w. tjannon. an alumni m?mb*r
of the Dartmouth College Athletic coun.
i cil. made the following- statement In Uli
? city yesterday:
"All Dartmouth men and frlendi **
1 Dartmouth will be sorry to learn that
: Harvard ha? ?1er j.lr.1 to #n?l the football
i relations which have pleasantly exiit?M
for thirty vea.*. The public aeneral'y,
| au?l New Knsland, especia by. hive B>
? srarde,! tblh gasas as a fixture and ai or.?
' of the mo-t important of the .-canon. For
| ?he last twelve -.ear*, with th* exefptloa
lot the Yale game, the Dartmouth sam?
has been the attest. Important on the Ha;.
raid schedule. Th? tickets havs ' T. i
letted by appU<*atlon to the aluaul of
. .?.rh Institutions snd the aitetorJanea hai
, Riled the FtHdium.
''Last No'.eiiiln r ILOT) people ??- itre??e.l
th?? game, and ?luv waa said by Gradua!-.
? ManagOT Oaieelon of Harvard to be th?
I laruest Crowd that ever atlen?le.| a {<??.
: nail gaina m Atucrica It baa b*"- n a ?re?!
1 reearaue produeer for th" athletic aaaa
'lations of both colleja-..
"While th" jirourh of Dartmoutl - ?o
Btltuency h.as ben notable '.n sil se r Ion
of the country, :t has been e#pe<
In Massachusetts, which se?en IM Um
, ?lents to Hanover, and llOston has Isal
been the rentre of Dartmouth alui ltd in
t'-re>.t an'i activity The toss of tbr ?jain?
will be a source of ?ereat regret aot ??niy
to Dartmouth graduates, but ?.,
Buraber of fiiends not connected with th?
college, ainorip vvbom are mai ? ?
of Harvard. It wili bs sad BOWS to ?
i undergraduat**?? at Haneser, who ha??
always made tt.is gaaaa ?he o-rxastoa i"
an an-.ial '-p. <ra.le ' to Boston ? iii'li ha?
t r gane i uvtoflc,
"The Har-.*ar?l-l?.-.rttnout?. gstne lisa ?!?
ways been - h.??-frir-d by hard nshtaff
and clean playing? marked b| *."* abaaig
..f injurt? s t.. th? pta* era l\ - 11
Harvard has de.i.b d t'. drop it ? hahi
to understand The rumor rb;?t ?he ac?
tion is re..11 ... b'.OW al rartiioiith?
prestlae In M* sac1iu-?etts by aom? i??r?o.i
or persons tllglr ill autborlt.v at 1*3 M
I* civ. n llttl? credence bj l';irtti).i?llh
alumni. who f-???! thai such a motive |i
b. ueatb the dlanlt) of bo trrrii an las?
tutlou as HarVuM I nlr? rsit?.
"Tlier.- has i.e-n no Intimation until re?
cently to lend tie l>a.tn.lb Atnieti?*J
?ouncil to .i-suni" tliat tii" Ram? ?"til'?
not he played si ustwl thl* year, aae ?.
the step ha* i-'-en long plsnnod, it la '?H
fortnnal.? that notification "-.<- v?lthhel*
until n? an-, all ?>f the leadln?? unlversijjer
have complet. ?I th.-ir schedule? arid tasa
.?!ae.-f| Dartmouth at a disadvantage la
rearranging lia own ach??dule. Ilowerer,
then :<re orio-r big games to be ?' eW
noiin?'"'! and Dari.ntb win Bgurs ?
more r?ian one of th?*m."
a ?
CANADIAN HOCKEY TEAM HURE
?y r- v-;.t,?.a. r.: Montn si, a 0 spaa
t!,e internstknial boche*! <?<?*?-?? \ *
saine arltb the Crescent A ?' team ?? tot
s- N'tehotaa rink, io-nlshi
enthusiasts, ahn enjoy the ihriHIM
K.Tne r,bt'-h the ?'anadian? usually pla*.
a-e preparing fora ?rear
Tin' "Vtos" nre eom\ oeetl of cra?i?JS_
players fron? the Canadian eoUrge* *"??
Renior Prm-lmdnl l.eag te teams snd *r*\
conceded to be the saluai of say peso
slonals in ? 'ana.Is.
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