New-York tribune. [volume], December 28, 1914, Page 10, Image 10

About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

                
Comment and Gossip
On Sports of the Day
- By HERBERT -~~?
THl* IS ?ti t : .<? of : ,;e to ?r*f J ,
I ithy with
? ars arc
Slip?.
year of U| ? ?r.|i.. >.e.i
?e?-ann Interest , |Ump Irom ? ne branch ol
sport to another witho .r ,-.a?.h in i '
satirfvi- s | : Sullivi ? th? one blot lo
sports tlut other? (ripping fi d to end There were disap?
point me ?? i ritt-rnat ionai polo cup, the ?<
the Davis la? tennis cup, 1 i up. eren
after Slf ? bomas I rock IV bad reached
shore?, but disappoint
fresh : ? ? lim Su livan will long b
IT IS not ol t was pretty
?well terday. It Is the
parp?se, rsthi r, t . it the new year which
r-orii at midnight on No do I I i ? will be
as fruitful In tie as th. j ear
which ? doul twelve months have |
?
fcren?.- tioml fixtures loomed up foi de?
cisi?n in oui ? othing <*f a number ol minor
ones; whereas, on (hi* ? n thr? d that not sure, cm be
counted Ol t" whet 1 .?? ; el t< the v;r.?wintj; lust for inter
competition. i lit- po lust be pi d, if at all, in England, and
the chance', are much at-a::i*?t a . . ?.ont or accepted In view <>f
th? frightful wai . , es mull be plaved. if at all. in
far otl Austn i little more than an echo reaching this countr*.. The
Amen? illed off Sand? Hook, bul the ?
*
Interfei likely to preclude thi
concet '
? ? i ixfoi d
* imbridg? relav to t ?res or the l* ?
? t their n:
No Need of a Stimulant.
ALI dl rather pessimistic. Bui it is just a pia
fact, which while weighing in the b? loes no! necessirilj nfein
that the jreai will I that a broad general interest will lap;.
laternational competition act is .t stimulus but the appetite for spot
l:een that a stimulant I insure the tallest enjoyment
of what ma** be served. In fad ? lay be the better for i
moment.irv respite from the general hurrah, artificial enthusiasm and mock
heroics which .ire so much I p.rt of iny outstanding competition A lull
oftentimes brings about i saner commercial a-pect. and it looks
to me ' ' '- for I9l will be rather to vider partid?
|< centralized lool
..??era! v. ill not be the gainer?
Sports Renew Youth.
SI"i 'i to be much a part ol the everyda
and children. Exercise in some lorm or mother has come to be a:
cepted, Uld lightly, IS Ihe one way to relieve the sire"- and -.train on
tiie mind and ne. ? keep young. Golf, lawn tennis.
"/seating, rowing, ?thing ol all the other forms of ithletics, are boons
the value of whi< limited I here is no need, then, to be
? ' i !! prosper and wax tatter til
Pretty Hard on Football.
Drathei i svei *
n?s of i.'.'tb.?:; played lie I; quoted
"The football rituai, I graceful. Fath<
.: for profil like circos
ers or vaudeville actors. Academies ar?- scraped for athletic ma?
le-rial ind inducement) red foi pi iletes. The
men that v.? into footblll are driven and coached under the profession
tern until thi *no time foi study. Th i time foi mything but
ithleti.
I KM*?.' Di Richn ? .1 lo be a man of high stsndardl and broad views, but
I out exception-:?unfortunate exceptions,
doubt?to prove a rule. Commercialism next to proselyting is the
? ted in the conduct ot college athletics, but ex
d to be met on the vidiroti or on the diamond as well as in
.m. Dr. i criticism, in my opinion, does not hold
the ?football played, a'.d when it does the fault
much with the came, the players or the coaches .is with the gen?
eral publicity demanded because ol the amazing interest expressed by the
graduites Ol the various colleges ind universities in the doings of their re-?
ims, Perhapi this int.- ? overestimated by those whose dut*.
- .- up the news as their lodgment dictate?, but from my experience
it is :
If WA It a number of col'e;.
, t with many playei ches. Almost without ex
in control deprecated mock horo*c- .'-.?
shunned o .! ? 'fleet to the credit and good
university ' kno? positivel) that I rank Hinkey, of
y*.*y. i- ,,;-.. .ret pra..; ? j'd the overemphasis placed
i*\ son h f other i ' coi tantly seek t"
? ? n them by well meaning friends or
hard - 1: a thing is .*?? ..t all it is
doin** with il ? should be I football as it is ot making
went through last
.: that this brought man) Union gradu?
pathy with tin the college as 1 am that Dr. Rich
directed over the head \>t that team or the teams, of many
?nailer colleges 1" M) Case, Ihe cure lies with the faculty, or Ian-el*,
s?... If the pla\ers are made to uphold tiler ?:?: ,1 ? I ffei th;
uruld be easilv controlled
.
Case of Miss Cassel.
AN EX? 11' 11< 'N made this colum
cell. immlttee ot the United Mates National
Lawn . ether lustified. Mi - i Jare
I, who hold ' or cbampio - d i bl 1th Mrs. v
bj the woman's committee i.>r the reason
to the call tor data ol her work oh the courts
I bi lid, pei ia| . ? nl thtt e (ception was
i. but moie than justified l??r other reasons.
Igruous that a pliyer who should be rinked not
woi ' ith should be left out entirely bei .:lure
to cjompl) with i request from the committee, it is nol likely that .Miss
overlooked it she had
eglected th 01 m( record. Thi? ?
ms t.. me that the members of the : i
committee ?' all the help .-:. get from the
player? can difficult task. But this ?toes not
? the con" :ull dutv. ?s the data if nc(
could havi beei ;.i '.-.bor. Miss Cissel played in
? ??cd well - a ranking, and should
.ted a pi? - ' hold true in th t it is
quite ; ' the data might
at the player \
committee should be
And the Yankees
F
Mv H i i i r so 'til
ide!
4,|??a- ic lite ol baseball." o ! I < harles W?,
VJ m be lull ot life by Api i t -. a: the pr. . t rate
Sgth to the Bo-ton Braves. It will
b, ' the s irtd*s cham
ccepted ? oust} from the
bit ovei ' onto, live
i ;-;j\ the ? ' does 1 ic outfield is
Mlgee is such a man.
TQ Alj ... ? ? '? ?fed a id bet -.ishes
golf, a | nanl t'*r the
.turn ot the
I
A
RALLY FOR JUNIOR MEET
Star Athletes to O
1 .ith Raniment Am
d ha!/ a ?
?
?
_ .. .
*-.|'iai<- (.arden o.-i Saturi I
'
thoui ' '
an h betU r race on 1
ire ol
> ??
rlahia; 9\ ?eke, of
rg, of H?''
l ? '-..rV
Innisfails Win at Soccer
- ? '?? Baa
THE FLYING FINN
TRIUMPHS AGA!
I Kolehmainen D?te its
Fast Field ?n the Bron*
Road Pun
IRISH AMERH AN A? C.
TAKES TEAM TROPH
(hurch Mous?? Athletes Put I
Hard Fight and * aptare
Second Place.
? ?
-
... ? ? ?
?
the tl
half ;
the lead, winni .
? 1*.
''
I
the lin?
?
\
i . ?
mile. !
?
four of I
national 'cross-cour
pionship. th
, Club
I ]
th runner of tr
i'l. finish '.
; enth. but mined up !??-. |
1 scon
Pha Bronx < hurch H
' o?d, with 44 pointe, me]
1 Athleti ' ?hird, witl
The Tril
'
? h.-r ?n '.m. '??
?! to e,,n
There wi ? ra
i ?
?
ill set the
?
? 'ni othei
were pi g hii \ I
furl.?
Kol? hmainen kepi
? . i
..... .
?.a- I
?
ever, soon moi i
who began
?
Kol?
the f ral
to finish, while the other oi
Kiely; Bi ool. i . ? ' - New
l i
ran, C,
Hoffman, A. Levy and Ed
i h . ? ?-.
i ?
-, ?
i r ?? ? " ? ?
? >
*
M?J. ? ? ' ;
?
?
.. . ,
-
i ? . .
11
- ?
.?!?:. s \ ?
A ?
* I
? ? . ? . M. C. 1
?
? i
? ' ? .
- .
?, ?, ,
I
*. ?.
1- \ \! . .
'
'? ?.I
-
\ I
Ottawa Seven Meets
Crescent A. C. To-night
The Otl ' ' ?
-
mouth and I ? '?
?
foi il \
Nicholas R :
Reporta from Boston indica!
; team I m ici Faal the
'
such a good record in l'onv
When a Feller Needs a Friend
By BRIGGS.
NOW M*3. J?Mc5 O^ JIM.?*
. - - 9 YimCH
? ? ? ? rtf?, ?Jc?o ?%
? ?- T?BieSPOOM
RlPTl?M
/. *M*a/?5 "-vo
Cap?: . ' ?at
D?t " - '
DOUBLE THt?
Do?E
WHITE SHOWS HIS
WARES TO ROOTERS
F oors Levin, Sparring
Partner, in a Lively
Practice Bout.
?
i
the
. . .
?
'
. and,
170-poui
.
hort
left ? chin, dropping
him like a .
?
liti
? -iie
Phila
?
-.- Acre Ath
?
. ' I
hittii .-. it. .***mith,
however, . i fair
Tin
.- the
Harlem to?
ri will
' . ? . : .
New York A. C. Keeps to
Fore in Bowling League
Elizabeth Second, While ihe
Roseville A. A., Winner
Last Year, Is Far
Down on List.
\.
; iiiR '
?
i and ?
?hat '?
-> tot? I loat. two I
Roseville \ ? ?? N
?
?
?
. i
'
.
mark. AI
?? r i '. . "?' "
n ne .
I ? ? ell ?i|>.
? i
?
i
. - ? i
?'
:
?
?
Sunday Soccer
Games Result>
i n?r v ,-,?
CcaUsaataN
S V i.?ltlr, iCUn MoKfnMf
Colu" bli Owl : B klvn '
h'jd.on Unit'? ' '
F Jltont i ??:. 1,'ur-e
St. (.??or-* 4 '. R. T. Mnll.r.
? VMtaMMI
.? 4 Clan - oi'
Bay Rid.f ? I. K. T. Stroller-.
BOYS' BASEBALL TOURNEY
P. S. A. L. Arranging Dates
for High School Teams.
-
a ?? - committee oi th? P
**choo!s Athletic l??sagns ded to
pionah.p b? ebail ?'
?The contest was not
? ?-.;' the man]
qualifications for profeeeionaliem dur
..-.-. ,if 1912 and IMS.
.-?? n?" n| lu!.'- ?.-, the plav
? : -? ... fall
I in their studio.? will be declared
Me. The torney ?c-.-ill be divided
? i ? r of,
lor the title.
Although ? ' ?. ele te
lanuarj '. thirteen schools
ahead . ntsntion to
compote for ?tV tul ?. an.i it is probable
?hut t?\-o or ti'r. ? ? ! will
al .. ic.n the fold. The teams include
?"orii.*.? r
Huahing, Bay Ridgi
Training, Moins, Erasmua Rail, D?
I liat?n, Boy ' High, High School
amerce nnd Ketri
BULLOCK STAR AT TRAPS
Wins Halt of Matches at New
Rochelle Tourney.
; . faced the t r?, p- of the N'ew
P.och. '? . ? ? : ib ? ?? rday, and Ho
?? ? " turned
corea. H. S. Bailock
? n by winning half of
.- onteated In ?he shool
inthly cup H. S. Bollock und
i,. V. i.
In the alioot-off y? terday Bullock
the cap outright. Bullock and A!
? Idard I j ti full ?area of
. ,,. ? ..
tha .-hoot-off Bulloek von ngaui.
Hi also von the l'g tor the accumula
? . of 21
. ?;ird. Bollo k a
for the da ?.ith a
t..iBl of ???. The di*ita- . i am
. A. Mar??and with ?
oting ; rom 16 > aid
?
.
i ? ? ? ? t
i . . r. A. Mania
r :. ?? ? ?? i - ?
ii ,l i. . ,
I.
\ ?
i? r r,n
? ? ?I ! !?.
larri
? .
? \ -11 '
? I '
. I? ?, ?..* I." ?
Lack ot Wind Spoils Yachting
IB k, S. I., Dec. tt. The Inde?
penden? Club boyi had th
ta all rea
? ?
I the da) dl ; ? ble i
I. " propel a
FULL SCORES RULE
ATLARCHMONTY.C.
Church Captures Leg on
Visitors1 Cup After a
Shoot-Off.
\ ' ?
L Spot trap-shooting
honors yesterds meet
Larehmont 1 t CI ib the
tinal one of th.- moi I it thil
year. Ban ther, the
condition i were ideal foi I
irned in six
of the eight mat
?
A. W. Chur . liandicnp ?u' I,
vf cup at
? ?"
with R. L. .v;i ol ; Corb* "
u!l three having returned full
home
?
w. B. Short, * i D. Cod
There wa for the
100 bird handicap pru'.e between C.
W, Heiner and A V I They
tied with scores i
; i ? orch won. i i
off from last r a similar
1 W It.-! nei proved the ?-?
The l
?
? a ( Burr A. W. < . arch and
!>. I iddingt
EL 1 to be hijrh
. total
.,i" 11'. m hi s
: G. J. Coi -
th US
' n-bird
rith > full score.
:.nw.
I S I
? w B.
? ,
:i ? - l>. V. M.-il
v ?. ,
. ?
r i .
Help) .*> W
,. , it I.
i
?. I ?
l
' . R i
. . i
. u? ??. . .. ? ,
?
. i i. i " ? i .
? ?? i ,
h . .*.? n
?
, i?t ,i . ??
r. ?*,
i
i
pi ? ?
i. i |. m?i y. Hit - \?
i
? * i..
U I, *:? '. . ;
.????. Il I
fi. r. * i
I
.
4
? ' |
\?
, I ft. I
Lewis Win*? Three
Matches al Traps
of t
?ht t il
'
ll Uoyt ? with full
captun ' rd" pri
?
Il [ Ho
1 H. F. L. 1
'
'
, | ?
H. I.. II , ,
?
? ??...v.
I. I
[. |
I II
' I
1 ?.
" '
.
SCHOOLBOYS ON COURTS
Junior Indoor Lawn T
Tourney Starts To-day.
read
tan lawn teuni*.
? ?
? ' ? ?
re i
?I the
--? rtoi
?
Weal
r, i^ no* o? er the age lit
i ut II. W. Forst
p to il-1, .
? m , rid H L H.. ? -il?-'. >.'???
rell aa
?
. ment.
'?
?
'PRO' GOLFERS WILL
VISIT THE SOUTH
Brady and Nicholls to
Wake Extended Tour?
Tourney at Lake wood.
\ pair of prominent
''
? Wilmington, have m
to tea
??? nibition tour ath. ! hen
? ?
stopping t;-..'i.- a few dayi th?? pa
continue on to Texaa, touch i
Beaumont, Houston, San Antonio and
Kl Pa
Prom i .'v i ?
? California, p?a* i 1
Pasadena, San Diego, Redlandi D<
R ? erdale, iai
i ? an.- ? ime permil .
? Taeonaa will be
Deai er Com i ?
pro?
gramme, the pi ofeasional - ? ; '
? i n t<? twelve i during
time I
- bered thai
Kieholla wai
ish-up
?
realise that he will io
ping over the link.- tl
1 a youngei broth?
},.n Xii hulls, who also baa a Southern
tour mapped out. B<
' of Janirn \ with Tob \
?
On 1
Club 0 ??I '?- il1 !?
ameni
?
'
mor? it, un*
?
the club's ?
i rogramme
?
LEHIGH FOOTBALL GAMES
Several New Teams on the
Schedule for Next Fall.
'
ictically
1' will be ?
i probably an i
?
ith the Uni?
verait) ol P?
\ pi that Lei fociball pr
r reaching -
?he Univei
which the 1
next 'ail.
.
I ?
Washington and Jefferson. This means
? i Hopkins an.)
d, L'rainus
will ?.? tember
the i
"i .... ' 1- rank
lin ami Marshall, Octobei ;?.. M?hlen?
h.-rg. October 23; I lettj ibui e, Ocl
I
Dickinson, Novi
November 21
-
All i.i' tl
with Yale gton nn.I JetTer
* m., will be at home.
TO DISCIPLINE APPLEBY
Eilliard Association Does Not
Approve His Actions.
'?
Appleb? .tin ? !olumh .. student
? ; - J halkline bill
ud championsh
? ?
?
?
The fact I in I
i . of the
discussion
com?
a n.otn I
rl the
?
comm National \ ?
ml Playera. Il
aid
Lug rule n th?
governing bod] ? at i in?.
made I
e misi .
?
?
crning
There ii -'ill a r
tie 1 ' . ? ;,.,,|
?
Bell Wins Three-Mile Run.
?? 1?. II, holder oi the i
""'i b > th.
'
-
?
?
Bell,
of l - ',!.
* '
?
i i
i i
Baseball Teami End Tour.
Diet .'.i. ' . \ '
?
? ?
*
BROOKLYN CELTI?
BEATENATSOCCER
Columbia Oval Sprint,
Surprise in a State
League Match.
DAVIS SCORES BOTH
tiOAl S F OR VICTORS
Defeat of Co*rttae?aii by ci-,
Chisholni k.ini-crv \n.,thfr '
I '4SI.
? mWttml
I
?
'
I the ?.
?>ll?? l?
, ?Z
'
-
'-???r
X 1 ?
. *5
1 11
? mm
?
??.
?
of 1 Hafa
t I
her ot' ?
'
***-r
?
?
Lea| ?? ?-'?m? 1
I to 1
H II in?/ ind otn
?
?
M -**-?*-'?
?
the !?**?*".*
1
1
?
? ? ,
- tro?
D-aVil
?
? ?
V ? 'i
-
?
?.tie of
? '
?'
? Ml. ?fa
'
Philadi
ran *-"*" i
? ? ? ?
*****
I 1. !
bj * ***"-'
t.. J. A.i
' ?? ?'"?
two iroals. Rohi 1
Stroll?
BROOKLYNS PLAY
TO TIE AT SOCCEF
Clan McDonalds IT-mandihai*?.'
, . ? ?eld .i id ?Show IW
?11 a Fast 'i.imc.
">';
. ?-. '.
?
M 1
.
Th
at Han " ***
B
* .
I
J ?I
.,, 1
I
1
L
?-B
'??????
1 Sei
!
? ?
1 h
R| PAIRS RV EXPCR1 "??'--?*'
I , !? I, I. II .1 > ..II?*?**
... "
*