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Owners of Yankees
Discuss Their Club
Donovan i<> Manage Next
Year, but Man) M\ * Is"
Will Be Dista,..
Il \\ E DECID? D TO
BUII D l P NEW CLUB
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Ballot, One of the Famous
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bnna-M? .?' .?.il n?a. ?acre. . . P,
\dai.a. ?In- New ^irk poet, enter
t_|e-,| ( llriKif?.. <. I?ale\ and .our
SfBaal at dinner. In a casual WB)
I -t bfOBghl up the ?uhlert of
He ssenl leaed the Phlllise.
"Nt-t a chance." said me.
? aid vir. Da BJ. f?M
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trlaunl |
"Slipping," said I Bi -C
"III hark them." ?ai?l Mr \dsma.
"Te ?hat rite-it." _?kcd (.
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"Nmie ?our 'igurc." aaid Mr.
\,l_ni?. "hut 'ou'll alee ha?e to
aaaae ?h<- ?lui? that's -?'ing to beat
t hem on'
"Uro.iU. n." ?aid ? . I'.ricn?..
- UroiiJUn." ?.aid Mr. Pale?.
I he Bra. ea," ?aid * t.
"Ml thr?-e ol ><?u are ?>n lor lit)
,|iir " ?aid Mr. .dam?-.
: I" dinaei bill ?ame te M.75, m
lad?Bg I I- Prodi I" 'he ho. t?
Hut he **?*. a good, game tella. at
I ?asi toward sa Whoa we s?et him
il., Iir-t da] of the ?-?lir. he linked
et he i ?<? ??anted .? chsace i?> ir?'t
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Tos do the pi.kiiiR." Mid wa
Well, we ere aoa in receipt ?f kls
?ici I. B-comaaaied b> the pith?
Mae, "I.:"??? coaie, nothing ga^n."
I he Bsoreli When yoa yes bet on
_BBfball It? the other Roof do the
picking.?The I hlragO Tribune
SCHOOLBOY GOLFERS IN
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Guley, of Yorikcrs. Lpscts Dope,
Winning from Brifger.
Sehoolboj golfers began : ?
; tournament on the public
tfi ndt Pai .1 > ? atei day.
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Travers Beaten Again
In a Four-Ball Match
Pair.-d with Anderson, Bowl
to KirUby and Carler in
One-Sided Tilt on
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Likely Winner at Coming Horse Show
J.ihn A. Hortford'i Gosaip, with Walter Baker up.
Good Swimming Material
for Yale Teams This Season
Newcomers Make Up for Loss
by Graduation?Boyle After
Indoor M.-.ra.hon .Honors
at Boston. Meet.
I!? L DI It. IIAMM K..
Viiie'.i rwimming snd water pc
team? will make a ??ron,, bid for i
tereollegiate honori -.^.i.- ??-a?on, d
.-pit? ths loss 1 . gradoatioB of McA!?*
?mu . Bnith sad Hoodie]. th. -,-?. sta
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ROSSOU DeOB, Of BoOtOU, the it.'.*
scholastic 60-yard record bold?
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tion to the squad p ... make v
'?!?? ha? equall?
he in! ... rk for tl
SO he ? only prove a like]
saadidate foi hip I
also famish the ne? sa to cob
p -lay team? Captai
sad Alexander ui
fast -printers avai
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Por 'be ]ni> ;. sni swim ths Blue h>
p. crack performer in Rosener. La
spring ? ? bed a Ithln
Shryock, of Pennsylvania, at the ??ii
tai. sad h?* hn? grcstl) Irapri rs
liaee A Shrj ocl boat one mina!
tei ? . Ko en? r ibbj p o.
eroa rival ?".<-n to Vollmer, <
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he !'<-t forions iwimmers, aad the
th all bu' Shrj ot
and \ ollmer Hoj ?
.-?il arour??! men v.!io mai i?
Bsajaaiin is Yale'i lesdii,
?l.v.r iin.i there are hume who belie?
him capable of itepplag lato McA1?m
nan'? eoampionship hoe.--, lie will b
lUpported m the dual meets by eithe
Hewett, Peteraoa, Fob or Link.
In pluagiag for distance none h?
?i r sttaiaed the -L..'i of Smith, bs
Landatreet, Beat, I??p??v an?! Ward ar
progressing rapidly.
'i.... aster p ris ? ntifaJ
? apt? ? i Holt, Mill? r, 81
Rrophy, Gait, t irr.it, Black, Scovil
Kent and I'.irf. sircad
?-...' mi of playing, and ol I ei
are expect?
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Raymoi j Boyle, of Pittsburgh, i? m
anxioui to meet Bostoa'i boot obi
dlstOB4*1
? loor mar?
"ii??Vwii?t.r
Richards. Toth s ?? BSJtmei
t wbbI ^-s*:"
conte?! .' I rove I
popular uttr.i 'ion. for il will ls?t a
.-?il b
A-. Boyle i-" Bts i I
nf eaduraaee cao ? ? ? ?>' ol troubl?
la-* - .imiiH-r sad ' ' .re B SS ?
Made i..'i ii> h. Bastea. .'
properly supervl el roatost, in ?i pool
would. ? ? tic 'i ?? ioasl low si
saproB
lli-lega'p? :'roin RatgOn Bttafl
the meeting of th? latei cgiat*?,
Swimming Association this week and
-,,.-. . toi) steps to i-ecure
membership,
Matthew Ssobb, the termal i i I
?he Brooklin? High School, of Bostoa,
il devoting ;i few WSokl te the swim?
mer? ?if Aiu'm rst, preparatori to I
ap hil ?! .' ? I .-' I OCtOI a* A*.:.h
poli i or. December I. He --\ tes that
unusually prumiiir.i,
?.? Storm? 4 : !?,? repr?
?? 1 by ?. s-tron?: team, I Bptaia T
11. NelliCSfl at. I Norm,!' I.? nick
... , all ar? sad ? ?? Immers.
The t.f.t ??.nal ten iwifl.
ming championships will be h.-l?l at
I'i incetoa ob Pebruary 12.
Herbert Vollmer, of Columbia, has
i.e.-n doing ?on..* "ast work in practice,
an-i ?here !? ! ?tie ?loubt that he will
cause the Hot of irtercolleiciate record?
to be <-otnpl?-rely revised before ths
ISOSflB l? ?.ver. Last week he SWOBI
? irj in ?'?'. '-?' I lecoads, sn I
??ichss ? load .'
Miller, maustet of the i'rn ?
irrai .-? ths fol
lowing ru..-. " ? ?, ? ? 11.
?. mber II, PriBcet? Pn
Princeton; Jaauarj 'i ??...? Philadel
pbia M ?rk ??'';. a? Princeton; H-h
ruary il?, llereersbarg Academy, a.'
Mercersburi*,; Pobroarj 21, Lawreoce
?.lle, .t Lawreoeovilli ?he Varsity
watermen will fane II irvard, at I'rinr?
ton. on February IK. and the N'avy, at
Annapolis, on Marrh 4 l?ate? for th.
champion-h,p leegue tiiurnament Brill
r.ot be decided lipo-i jnt.l ths ?nnial
SStBir.hs si u? ?laiss?t**
DOG SHOW PLANNED
AT HIPPODROME
Management Offers Silver Tro
phi.s for Best of Breeds.
- of all popular brseda '.?ill hold
-way it thi ? ? York Hippodroms on
i nsa la; and ?Vedne i la] ?f?
ona, aherc the I ? ? wll
.if "Hip, Hip, Hooray!"
' lharl? I .. i ? ertng six sil?
ver trophiea, two for each day, ami all
dog !o-. an of v ????? fork are Invited to
?nter their peta. The awards will b_
s_sds by thro? well known experts
Frank S, Sternb? rg, Harr, A. Hatter
and H. I, Holl
To further display the good quali
. *!i.- r pal i, all exhibitors will
? , ? ? rtai ' . ?how them
th? ? 1 .'th Avenue
.if "Hip, Hip Hooray ' " Me ex
ia sttached to the showing of
INNING FOR TOY
DOGS THIS WEEK
Motel McAlpin To Be Veattc for
TWO Bench Shows.
coining we? Hotel Mc
v ? h ?>'?? ? ?if the
? ? Poms
'?'? dnesday and the Toy
Dog < lub "t Priday. Misa Lena Schil
? ? ? i ? Club, has r,
ri ,\ ed ,. great i ent i ie - in
ereral '-!.i-- l , and the eve?,* |i
. - .1 r. ,1 ?-1? <-. .
l-'.ir the r - aeetiag Of the Toy I ?ci^j
? lub a Bumaei of noreltlea are offered
in the waj of an ertainment features
?i? well sa in the competitive els ?
and vn.-'.e i _f trophies to be won.
Harria A Bsxtsr. president of the dab,
announces the list.? open to a!! own
ei_ of pots in the K:?st, the club hav
iny no regalar membership and draw?
ing petit '."?*'? from BBBOBg all oS-BOIS
of toy l?r.'' ! ?
I he ledges for Friday's aveat aret
M as I ?r.^-p Littheauer, Engllah toy
i_n.ei- ami Japanese; Misa Kilon
La. h, Pomeranians; ?Ira A. Mel .m?
Hallev, Pekingese; H. !.. Hot. mar,
I :i. ci. balls; A It BTebb, H??.ton ter
i h r? and Eagi iah bolla; A.n. Basan
berg, sil other breada und uncla?s.:..?,)
?p. nal?. A- un innovation thi? season,
litter elaaaea for pappiea iitni?-r three
ncntha will l.?- added at each ahow. An
seats la ehargedi
wl ich includes entry fur one da-?.
Pllkington Winner
I In Boxing Tilt
i risa Pilkingi 11, of tin- t'nion Bat?
tlement At! ? ? He-pound
. i metro] tat I smpion, defeate i
1 ella St. Jo ie| ? ' ? ? tthollc
? i.: . p.,?in.i
laten r boxii
Sea V -i r. At hletii ( lab, last
r proved too lever :-?i
? ! v- ill
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< huile? [_saard, unstta brother
? ??. .. profen liona] light
? appeared in tas ISO-peuod etas?
? his way t'? til.- _aala by
.? ? and won th deciding
1 ,! fr. ?. <;...ri-e Schroeder, of th?.
- tie V. M ft A. It took ill?' one
punch In th? speaiag round to
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Harvard Fr_-hm-_ Braten
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Wareeeter, ,1.--. Oet tS. w ,..,?.
ter Academv defeated the Harvar :
Kreshmen eleves to-day by a score of
! 20 to U. The Worcester team scored
, all its point!? in the first half, alter
, which it v.u. content to play a de
I f.nsive game The work of Read and
I aptain Robertson ?as the feature _f
W ?i caster'a flay.
GOSSIP TO TRY
FORNEWHONOR?
AT HORSE SHOW
John A. Hartford's Cham
pion Will Add to Interest
in Saddle Classes.
John A. Hartford and his Rood mar
'?? s.ip are out to duplic-ite their sue
cess of lost year at ths Horse- Show |
Madison Square GardOB next week.
Iaast fall the ?mart looking mar
entered the novice class for sad!
horses on Monday afternoon and cam
out on Saturday night with the eham
pionship. She continued her winnm
streak at the Hrooklyn Horse Show
which f..unwed, and later at the I,on;
branch affair r.ptured blue ribbon
and a chamn'-nshir?.
Karl y in Rept< ?her, just to get ii
trim for the Carden ?xture, ?he wor
tan blues nun a tri-cdored ribbon a
Newport, foiiOWIBg that up by takini
prizes at Syracuse and tive firsts a
the Brockton Fair.
Because of this uaasaal reeord th .-?
is more laterost Ifl the entry of th?
four-year-olds la th.- da?* for soddl?
hors-.'S not over 15.2 inches. Her ?on
formation, BCtiOfl BBd manners hav.
won iier a number of supporters arnon-.
the ra a bo skp? et her to . ?I?
st-'l more trophies to the list of hei
owBor.
A floral 'deckiag with ?rbita, eriai
?on and gold as the domiuoo! baos wil
make distinctive tl - BSOa's ?nterioi
adornment of the Horse Show.
The inspiration for the deCOIBtivt
scheme is a formal Caglish landscape
gBItsOB, arranged against a background
suggesting the tintb.-rwork of ar
I :t baronial hall. The color effect?
will be gained by the profuse use ol
natural flower?, both ffOWiog plant?
and fre?h and fragrant blooms to b*
renewed each day. The latter detail
will involve an outlay of Sl'.'luO daily
The idea, which it is believed will be a
dteidsd step forward in decorative in?
terior work, is ths conception of Mr?.
Edward T. Stotesbury, wife of the
presidOUt of the National Horse Bhou
\ elation !? is to be carried out sritk
a liait-1 it > unusual in a merely transi?
tory embellishment, Madison Square
Carden II S itrUCturs dificult to beau?
tify. The bold ichoBM adopted could
OBly be carried "Ut without regard to
?Xpcoditurs and the daring use of color
on a vast ..cale.
(inly the dull brown of the famous
amphitheatre, the tanbark *hat ha?
boon trodden by ?he hoofs of many of
'lie ?Drill'- greatOSt show horses?, will
be a familiar sight to those who enter
on ths riag promenade ?lia: bos been
?he SCOBS of BO man;, d :? r r. 11 r, g ta?
sad ?arforial innovations. All else will
in- new.
entries for Monday
at Laurel Track
i iii.-r nt' r. ??? -.-t ? r ? ? ,u fur
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v.4aSssaBBa ^aaaaa usina?.
BEAGLE TRIALS TO
BEGIN TO-MORROW
New Jersey Slate Club Offen
Comprehensive Programme
rhe -< eend ? eld tr?ala
beagl? i under th? the Nee
Beagle i . Incorporel
. .1 begin at the club's coursing
grout and, n ,t. t?> morr...
i?,,. .,,,.?1 .,..-,?, tu- continued ant
Cheduled ever.'? are run Tk '
take a' lea--t three da>?, and poasibi)
feei
event? -ill fnn?i?' of [?. -
: Bi. for both l '. aad II - eh d |
e I .'?
and limilst
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and
will be open t? ?
Aa a four-?
He won I rd Stakes, the
P the Ad
tacs an.! the Can tu i ? ? -
? , ? that eason, The f?
he went t glai ron th?
.... thi Re ? ? '?' es
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Beside i i aah prises then ?
pi present? te ? ara, the
sp being given I
ur.,i tas ethers by Bdit
More *ibii one hundred do??; .,??.?
. . - trials. Hog owr.er' from
Saw Jeraer, Mew York, Pei
\ irginia, Maryland, Ohio aad
? iri Will be repte BBt-d . - .
-,- winners of the r? eel
iptrs s-aie B
ii itoga,
STATEN ISLAND
BEATS M0NTCLAI3
Soccer Teams in Fie!
Club League Battle in
Title Games.
The - I 'eated tl
Montclair Athletic Cla_ soccer team.
Livlagstei. Btates laland, rasterdi
afternoon.
The States Islanders tn!!,e,| ? v. ce
each half aad won by a -cor.- of i to
The line-Op follows:
t Pi Bill? I IIOBlCla
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.1. Patters
Morris
Caul inn Beteree i
...
BmltS Tim?
?
The Cn " ""' Athletic ("lub defeats
ths Englewood Field club aoeesr leas
.ore of I to ", at Knglewoot
yesterday.
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ERASMUS HALL EASY
FOR COMMERCIAL H. S
Butf and Blue Disappoints Fol
lowers in Brooklyn Contest.
At ths hand- of the Commercia
High School football team the Ena
mea Hall eleven received Its were
heatiag in years at Commer?ai Field
Brooklyn, yesterday. The Baal aeor
eaa '?'?'? te *. the Erassaaa teoehdowi
coming in the last few minute, of th
game. Evant the halfback, faiasi
more than hirty yards of the fifty ii
the march to the Commercial line.
The Bafl ar.d Blue played a loos
game, sad Aaeh terloaie a punting ana
a disappointment. Commercial
ed to line aiaaehea t?? advaaee 'he bal
and tli<- opposing defence crumbled n
1er ths attack. Fragens mods s touch
down with ths ?rime net five n
old, ??? i Telescher added another it
the fir t quarter, when ks recovered i
fumble sad .cortil over two play
later.
Erassaas Hall was s badlj di organ
iaed eleven ?n the second half, w tl
Bess plunging his sray ts thro, touch
downs for Commercial.
The line-UD follows:
Commercial cm. Poettlon. _i
r. v..
- .taT. Medie?
Meister . U _
M .'*. ptorsytb?
- .-'?'en . K .; . Hunte
( h,on .H. T.
Barnabi .it. t. Ttmi
Hesterbere . . I .... Harsseh
Rom i. n n
O'Brien . R. H. I a ?erioni?
?, ? r" ' '
? ?- |ons __?_< toas
? '?_.? fron . . .
Refere? Major HI s? .
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sell ? Pwo
. ? w ??'... Sill
De WiU Clinton Le?ds in
High School League
lie WTItt Clinton jumtieti late the
had In the High School Soccer Leagu.
series by defeating Hoy.' High bl !
geala tl l St Crotona Athletic Field
yesterday afternoon, in eoi ton.ee
Of the revers?' ?uf'cred hy I nrtia at
the hand, of EraSBSBS. De Witt Clin?
ton takes the leed srith 7 points,while
Curtis and Ers imu ? sra tied ft
?nul place with t peinte each.
At half time De Witt Clinton led
I.-. I gsala to o aa a rasait sf two un
Bueeeaafal shots by Perrottl aad
Patrick Lipschusts, ti.e ?Soya1 High
, ipt tin, aeered frorfl a penalty In the
second period.
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sra . C. II .
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KING NEPTUNE
WINS POTOMAC
STAKE AT LAURE
Beats Smart Field of Two
Year Olds in One Mile
Handicap.
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th?* A res of the Utiv
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ln th" ''''? " ? ?SI rot mS
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turner made ? - ?. *?
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t rsss aJSk
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-:- Morris, B>
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V. h *?? .-.-?- -.. IIJSSS,
Isj bo?! Aj
and Abbss
irked s ail
? -?ir ptf?.
ii ?ndicip, ?f |
?" '-H'BTItT
forget te ittp
the flag ? ??.orkwi. In
I ?IS flot
the last milt is
? '. hn Bill
- ?"> ?i?! I. ns
13 2-1 Ths bt'i
track condit ii resulted is Rotn
Igt ths Urn*?
but he will be a itire itirttr
m the Nat.or.al if thi '.rick rtaiim
?Ira -? ? .- m .?? ?. _a _
?ar.l. mil? a ". - . tmmt ??
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MORRIS HIGH CONQVEBS
STUYVESANT ELEVEN
Weinhcimer's Siar Pia*,in;* I*
Factor in Winning Contest
Morris Hig ' ?licsties?
of being s com for th? M?nhit
tan B? rougl ehau*pieBOBs
when it eas. 'By-WO?.
Ovsl m
ter.iav bv a -ere ?if Is *o ?5 L?M
run? by Morris player? ?nd inter?pts-1
forward pat el " ?or??!
Jake 'a. er. th. klorrii nr'
halfback, pli ivtpm?
He circled the en?!* for lor?, ga'tt
g ta
Murr "" ?r*r
Ing quart?
.'iO-vard pasp? to i' ?*?
but W? ' "??; " ,oP**?'*
m,-? and .o ,i : ?*??*?'
the quarter Morr ?
?
. m em
Weinheimer's head, end tt? * '
.'? ?out"
_m
In the third quarter V*
througl
yard? SI " " , i
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for ? to lehdott
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Alt?
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THE SALE OF THE SEASON
__. DISPERSAL OF THE FAMOUS
thirsday Einiendor. Stud
October 28 vrnvrtiy ?f ,_, .___*? *t m ***?
ON THE FARM mk jimi-? h aAOMV*
I Lexington, sain ?-^.ballot ?:;,_. hessiah
Kentucky THE ENTIRE STUD OF
????? MESSRS. CLAY BROS. OF PARIS. KY.
ior ? asslasjess ?n?i __bo_ss ___seas-Baa ??-?i-??-*
GEO. a bain. POWERS-HUNTER C?.
Aoctloaeer Mn.isor Arrawle. 4?? fifth A?*. BWSJ

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