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Reward for Six Days of Striving " Comes To-night if Reward ItCan Be Called
Bis Crowd in Garden
As Grind Near s Its End
Fogler and Carman Are
Forced to Quit in Early
.Morning Hours.
EATON AND MADDEN
REGAIN LOST LAP
Riders Keep Well Ahead of the
World's Record Anderson
Reaps In Shekels.
By HAWTHORNE
?'??1 htm?? that waited
omethiag bordering on the ?rnsa
ioaal to happen m the six-day race at
? Garden la?t night, hut
.' m vain from S ?'dock
. after 11. with nothing to throw
?? populi.i'i? into paroxysm? of -
except lateral t
? ? en,
Th?. -leaen team? in a tie for thr
???1 ?er. , un th" alert
;* n'tempt? at lap stealing, an?!
. efTort to cinch the race in this
mnner aras frail
Norman Ander.??.!., the Dane, who
If h desea lapa la the rear,
a goodly collection of $10 bills
lariag , g, taking four or
Eaprompte brushes. Wal
more than his
hare of hard, falls during the week,
red an evatioa every lime he came
ifl the track, and tag "Dixie Flyer"
) in his ability to hold to the
he is still to be
Bckeaed a
Tbs BOB kept well ahead of the
orld'a record during all of the filth
:i ?pite o? the fact that the pace
kened perceptibl) for several nours.
The principal desire of the ridera
? lia their strength
? ' crucial !>?-' to-night, when the
tading teama an hoar before the ? ?
I 10 o'clock, will engage in the "Berlin"
This constitutes a series s?
lucted on a point
I, with ?o many to first, second,
I, etc.
This was first tried at the Gr.rden
year, and pnrtided a continuous
of thrills all through the la?tt
lour.
Thi? innocent looking paragraph is
och full of (?loom fer several hun
. contemplate re?
maining in the Garden until the finish
- the reason :
II decided to administer
rat clean-up of the week at 6
'clock this mon. ? g, sad George 11.
X, in charge of the police arrange
? ;. plsinelothea men,
do the job efficiently, ?ending
?? ery mother's son out to "meet the
. i " at that hour.
of the sprints of the early even?
ts yesterday caused a buzz of excite
and resulted in Lawrence and
Magin coming dangerously near lapping
he tield. ??n'y the presence of an egg
? the track at the right moment pre
-r.ted the pair from accomplishing the
?
Lawrence began the daaB ?' 7*41
? 'clock antl rushed away to a half-lap
'ead. Mag?n came out ,-ind took up the
?? t..-k fot lOUr laps. Lawrence then came
rail) and pained a bit more. It
ooked as good as a lap for the team,
' ll then appeared Egg Oscar by name |
and tore around the oval at break
l?OCk spe.-d and nipped Lawrence after
:? ha'f-m?e c'iasc*.
The hour- from early morn until I
-vening were replete with sensation?
??r.d drastic changes among the lead- ?
? i -,
Following a punishing sprint at 8:10
.'clock in the morning, during which
. a Eaton and Madden regained the
they had lost on Thursday night.
. ant.ouncctl his retirement
'he r-.re. "If they want to kill,
. well, let them." were his
? i.rtinii; word?.
?'arman, his partner. im*,.lorrd and
???,1 thai Joe continue, but the,
.tter wat obdurate, and when the time
Bt 10:10 o'clock, the
lily declared out of the
' arman, one of the strongest rider?
:i the race, was grea'ly disappointed.
"I don't ?ee why Fogler doesn't keep
." he ?aid, "he'? been eating well all
the time and seems strong." While he
would not ?ay anything stronger, Car?
man indicated he believed Fogler could
lave continued had he ??/ished.
Two hours before this Andereon and
Sullivan iost two more lap? during a
-print led by "Grassy" Ryan, and
11 ?i Drobach fell, but
were not hurt. At 7:10 a. m. Madden
I nd Walthour fell heavily on the
Fourth Aveaac turn. Madden jumped
-.hour lay prone _nd had to
listed to his cot, bleeding from
both legs.
Bobby, who many believed wt.uld not
came back at 0:06
bandage?
?>d <>n the track for three
. although riding with a a
In tesa,i. Bg th? P Eaton and
Madden ?lui a ?'ever bit of :
ii.tching the f.eld off guard. Eaton
-'.arted. jui yard?
'.alf a
awoke to their
?
Ma?irt.-n n.ade a beautiful pick-up,
.-t.?! after a half mile ?printing duel
? augl' placing the team on
? <?rn? tied for the
? a<l : ? .llivan and Ann? ?
.x lap- behind.
Then- art liafa M s.'artling
? ? ?an," those
?ave heretofore app? ared ?trong
imai-i
,'-;.>:. r ? the prise
very bad
"'??ring
.1.!?..
In or;, of the |
. ?ar?
B lap, and
?.ept op until three-quar'r
i. lap ah.afl ,,'.
, him and eaugr
?
? orry fell with a era*h on )
?.. and ?
. d< priving ?
' r-ially
. a ?
l o'clo?. ? slag.
Mat'l.-u" *-<|.iar. I.artlra
Thrilling Finish
SIX-DATRACE
m i<> r. _
, -- ' * l'?r?M
??*-yjp*~r-'?. i gt
"^"Tfl ? ?n llr.,? ./ ^eT.
9 W . .,i?i? *??r *a
Six-Day Race
Team Standing
Besee at 2 a. m.
Mill and (,renda . 2,10.", 0
MrNamara and Spears. . 2.10.", I
IVk .'?n?l llujiuv . 2,40,1 |
Mag?n and Lan renre . . IMO.'i 0
Thomas and Ryan. 2,10.'? 0
Hanson and Mi)ten .... 2,10."? 0
Moran and \\ alt hour... 2,405 0
llrnbach and (?>rr> ... 2,10.", 0
Eaton and Madden .... 2,40.'. 0
Hanley and HaUtcad . . 2,40.'? 0
Seres and Unart .2.40.'? 0
The record for the 122d hour was
2,.190 Miles and 0 laps, made b>
I ???in and Urnharh in 1914.
MANY ATHLETES TO
TO TOE THEIR MARKS
Ganes of the 23d Will Be Feat
lire of Card To.night.
The fall cames of the 23d R?gissent
m the armory nt Bedford and Atlantic
Avenues, Brooklyn, will be the feature
of the track and tield programme to?
night. Two other sets of ?rames also
are on the card.
Fifteen events vill be decided on the
big armory floor. The two-ni)e open
I ryrle. ruce, with F.ddie Goodwin on
Scratch, is the only race in which out?
siders will compete. Charley Bacon,
the regimental coach, has had his
squad of athletes training for the
meet for several weeks, and several
armory records may be broken.
Walter Bursch, the junior national
outdoor 220-yard low hurdle champion,
rill be the back man at his specialty,
besides being a starter in the sprint
races. Walter Selover and Harry Raer
also will start in the dashes. 'Hue l'e
Gruehy will try to wade through a big
field in the 300 and 880-yard run?.
?. hile Roy Davis will attempt a "come
back" in the one-mile race.
The athletes of the t"?0th Regiment
will hold a closed meet in their armory
at Twenty-fifth Street and Lexington
Avenue. A number of crack runners
are enlisted, which should make for
good compe' '
Seventeen schools will be represented
?'i The annual fall games of the Sunday
Schools .Vhlitic League, of Brooklyn,
? the 14th Reg.ment armory, Fifteenth
Street and Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn.
Several races have be??n pet aside
members of the National Guard.
Union to Open Its
Basketball Season
Sci.enectady, N. Y., Dec. 10. The
I'nion College quintet will open its
basketball season here in the I'nion
College Gymnasium to-morrow night
with the New York State College for
Teachers.
The State College recently held the
. ?? roa I?. P. I. team to a close score,
and with the added practice should put
up an even better light against the Gar?
net. Fred Dawsos locks forward to a
victory for I'nion, but feels that th!
team from the hill will be well tested
Hard practice has been engaged in for ?
the past few weeks, and the floor work
of the Carnet team is fast, with appear?
ances of the form of last year's chain
pionship five. Much time has been put
IS perfecting a style of defence that
worked oat, and the play
etTertiven?
Th?' probable ins op will be : Capl
Zimmer, light guard; Madge, left
guard; Gslbrsith, ecntri ; Scoby, right
forward, and Haubn*r, left forward.
NINE FOOTBALL GAMES
FOR CORNELL TEAM
Washington and Lee Not on th<
Schedule for 1910.
Ithaca. N. Y., li?e. 10. The Cornel
I'nivcrsity foo'i le foi I'M''
announce?! to-night, coman..-, nine
games. sewn of which SIS to be playeii
ics. The big uraroes, i
with Harvard. Michigan snd Pennsyl
var.ia. Cai rid ths Mas
Bschosel' \.. .1 ? ? ted for
Virginia Polytechnic and Wa?liington
and Lea
The schedule follows:
Si p'i mbei 80 Oberlin, at It!
Oetobei 7 Gettysbarg, ut Ithaca; Oc?
tober )4 V. ? Ithaca; 11
2\ Bnckn? il. at Ithaca; Octobi r .'?
Harrard, a- Cambridge: Norem
?arn. -r:ir:i; November 1'.
it II m .-.-i : November 11
?agricultural C< Hi
i ? l.llill.
?
Dundee 0.:t;)"ints Wells.
New H-v. ' . Dec. '!l ;
Dundee shaded Mint Wells in a i :
r.. md ''"'.' hen? to-night Ths
fighting wi. ighout,
witii Inindee tn. Bggn The
i-: Dondee, \-.>;
McGinn Wins Paulist Run.
The Psolist Athletic 'lut, he'd an m
?l road race o\er it- coui
night. Hm i set a ft?-' pace
fur i, ? iprinting
mile to wm b] forty
yar.i . Arthur ?i-.?' ? bach. .!.?:
Harry '?? i John L? | ?? I
next in or
Gilman Chosen Captain of
? Harvard Football Team
!
Players Honor Right Tackle at Belated Election??New
Leader a Mainstay of Crimsons
Pitrhino" Staff.
'By T?gn??h *o Ta. Tri' tir.? 1
? Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 10. -Harvard*!
long-delayed election of football cap
tain for 1916 was held by the 'varsitt
letter men here th;? afternoon, th?
playera1 choice being Joseph A. Gil'
man. of Honolulu, who played rig
tackle on the team last fall and wht
loft tackle two years ago.
G man, who is twenty-four vears old
has had more football ex; ?
any other member of the
last aeaaofl snowed Btany ejealif
Of rial leadership. Dick Hail
lelphia, a regular end ru
C. ?'oolidge. of Ho-'ton. a sut
wing maiI, Were the other import:.:,'
i candidates 'nr the captaincy, fa
man won by a large majority. Lat?-:
ile cholee ~ai tsodt unanimous Gil
man i.? an all-around athlete, beini* t
C.....I oarsman, as well as a pitcher, tl?
pitched for hie freshman team an?J
worked for a time with the Yai .*.\
la-* vear.
g eason he and Ned Mi
han W 11 be Harvard, mamstav? in t ht
h..x. He prepared foi Harvard <.' PI y
lipt Exeter and i? the first Harvard
vear? WhOBg ho_le i. 11
not been m greater Boston. GilaiBB
? --.?? \,r + l man of the Harvard rush
lim* la?t year, ?.? well a I ... yean as .
a .1 twicg ha? been an almost Bfl
cholea (or All-America tackle
HARVARD ELEVEN TO
PLAY TEN GAMES
< <>i iH'II, Which Beat the Crimson
This Year, Again on Schedule.
bridge, Ma?? , Ji.r. |0, The Har
rard football team net' fall Brill play
?in gH.-n.? ir.a'iatl of nine. Yr<-d \V.
'?,??>? trea urer of at I
annoaneed to Bight. The last? v< dat?
??f ?h?. achodale have bo? i
folios
? eraell; Noven.? ai Y
November II,
ir.. I -, Hr..aa |
Vale
? ? ? 'Tie b?.wl ,,t New
Haven, will be played in the II..
i m
'II.? ; r?t half of the .?ehedu!.- ,- ?nil
- oy, Mr Moors said. It ha?
lecided 'ft' Pennsylvania state
? ? I- Hal'...
fit-it year. Tuft? otobably will take it?.
PH A. ?.!! M I
of Harvard football team.
i?'..?-.- - Ottobei 7. i 'i.! i>v, Uni i
V.ricult
urul I
winch probably will obta dat?
Rep? the Han.? r <i alores
weald i'" '?? w. ii Poial foi the other
earn? developed no coi n Mi
Moore "I can aeithei lowflisi nor desy
it," h?. said.
Holing a Mashie Shot
By BRIGGS
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ By 1GOE _
That the Moran-'offey fight is an i
sured tiung
hour. I ' immy Join. I
?
ma?..- up the differ? ace si one '???'! ! ?
?
e<! Ik? Dorgan and Billy t.
.?ran and I
spectively. Jimmy vaulted into a it?
?
? | priai ??' i a?
on a Cook's tour in ouest <>' Dorgi
i- match to u
.iv ,iv from him ? th b many rivals
es :ii'* mad dash to loca
Ik?.
Jimmy'? hunt WSS in vain, for he w
told i?'. Moral ' hotel that both Ike a
S irstogs i
to J?
Moran iniit.i liatel ter I
te Gard
\\ ben Dorm
? out m' ili" Garden '.i catch h
train ho said he would la'?' I ii old ?!??
I.!.- barrel bonder!
final pot
Mon.lay alt!
noon. When .loh', i that t!
bird had fiown be ?,.?.. .i to ?
, .! i.-i ol th.?' Moran-Dorgi
hunting ground, arith a vie.?, of landii
. ram right m the middle of
ihowei "? Nu. ? ?hot.
All a" ire St
that he would make op
n the argument proved oael?
.-ton I
when he baa ted in h
?
h?- is 11 i . tie past, a pha
of his life that i l| '"? Mi'.:.?
by any of 1rs nine bouncing kid-.
If Iiorgan can be located by wli
perhaps the only thing to be dor
Monday afternoon a ..: <>?? to seled
.. -, ? ? ? ?
will crop up, too. Ike is strong fc
Bill Brown, He ft
been unjustly treated in being pra?
i ? moved as the official :
ol th! Carlen shows. Ike hint? thl
it eame about because Gibson believe
ti:.i- Brown should not have stoppe
the Moran-Coffey tight while the b
Iri-hman was on his feet. Gibaos v. i!
nnquestionahly balk against Brown a
a thir?! man, and if what Hurgan ha
l at be true, there will !>?? n
signing unies-" Brown ii part of th
bargain. No* that the qui il on o
bas bec:
.?etilo?! this loom
up like a Chinesi tj phoon. II i
to the romnii ?m?'i - ..
sort, and they will very judicious!;
appoint .. ?i.
Jeff Smith was ?, badly cut nvf th'
?
. a that it will be impossible foi
. . . i. .
place will Battlini
! it I Clei moni Kink ,i
Brooklyn to-night.
It wil cost th< I' si sei Snortinj
Club $:M0 .'x'ra for tue pri*/il
holding the ?' n Bairage-Chai ? ;? wi n
i it bout on Thursday sight n ? ??
in of pru.r elsim on thi
.
the bi - oners ye
? . ? ruled that the Ar. ?
I ' ib wa perfectly right is
? . ?
.,
? ict held by that club. Joe Levin?
for tl I ? '
? i
Pioaeei Club to go ahead with I ihow
1200, thi
- Jias
T< 01 Ml ' ,: and that
the American Club BOlsets, 08 ?
A - ? ?
as a marriage bell when Savage,
PauO) uoi
Wenck, Charle)
?'I bands and did a ring
around-th? 11
That conflict n.
"?-"' ? it the K
?1 end tha Hurl, m
Sporting Club skew on next Frida}
? ighteaed out yet.
Sum I- il ?patriek |g_t that he
Int change hi? plai . b? ,- ^m tj.,.r,.
? n date obtainable so
far as the a i in? ra House waa
New Year.
1 ?' ! !'? camber 17 has its
| own par)
Sam weald gladly give :.? t<> th-?
John thl ? . . ,
chance to get ai . ,,, ?(,?,
Amstenlam Opere Houee before < briat
lime. Bom Brants little Lavigne to
- before I briatma . and
Bam I? quite right Jobs the ;.
r to do .-!??.? i ? -
traighten out the mutter. He
I Safen lo donate SJ| to the good csuie
Boxing Bouts on
the Card To-night
ralri-ant A. C.~-Yatin? R?,n?r gad Willig
A?t?\ AIM- Nack and Jlrtmy Duff?, Franklg
Oaly and MMMg Fi ??.
Clar.rr.ant A. ('.?Zulu Kid and Battling La
?Iniky, Billy shralln and Harry L.'ti.
Oii.-n?Uoro A. ('..?Kid Qurrr.? and Mlr-kry
Itstaat, S.Mor Volk and Sailor Skit?. Billy
H-,.n and Billy Sl.lne.
Bread.ay SgWt??t Club (Br?.kl-,n)?Jack T?
land and D-ivt. Ki.-t- Jim ny Murray and
T'.l ?y Jacob?. Jh.my Barry and AI Schu
aakw,
Bbartai A. C?Jo? Moon.y and Battling Burk?.
Sailor Frl:/ BHW and ToT-n? (.raen.
:md to pay for any new printing n
to get out on
. changg in
? must run
...v. - ..? Ii..: *;ot at
all. only thin?
;..r John to ?i?. at his carnival
Which will mean that
he ?? ii! have i o how en Chi
I und at this John will certainly balk, for
lay the
Bee that <
from :? boa
.".< i b ?
1 i t t l -?
( ,??.,(?; ? : ? ? ? the ver]
of th?
Maxey Blumenthal ?till has faith in
A! Reich, When a nan will bach h ?
tichter with '??. ? mono) it is a pretty
fair indication that he haan't lo?t heart,
?ied ever so
often. Max. y come-; to the fore with a
purse of ?'J.oilo to !>? pul up if e.'her
Moran or C'olfey Brill agros te moot '.he
Adonis, the money to be paid to the
man who ?uceee.t- m STAVING with
Reich. It may sound rash, but Blum?
enthal bets 'em u?. when he ?ays he
wil!. Reich is at Hal Hawkins's, pre?
paring for his latest comeback against
Carroll at the American ."?port
lh next Tuesday night,
That goose-fleshy scraping and grat?
ing tooad tl ? ' the re
lg into an Yast
River dock, it isn't one of the I. R. T.
? Times
Squai a, 1 liana v. h rl ag ahoat
on her
day rae? it Kid Br ied tinging
Rigol?
d lui
from St. Paul, Mian? ?? Jake
Ahearfl sad l?an HcKetrich are .i?.'i
bhng in a teeth knashing ait.
Nate I ? a of ? hurley
White, ing the tr
v. iretl Billy '. at he
held a commission of |14KM to be
a agorad that M be ?i?
. o?ei H. ?:? .. Leonard when the
(' ul.
Loonard
?
? ?? pippin of his righ*. I'??
-. thai
shout to fall
kerplunk itsti etched
? ?? Hurry I'o.lok
. a match for the boy
with ? ? iraod and
"If the Port Waahington potato planif'
er ke?.ps r :, made. Leonard
can bea ?'? for the title or I'm
through wil balaace
of my life."
m Idon bet:. i.u*
I what
' r
ha came lato "? ? 1 ? a ethet day
?
"Dan, I*vg got $21,000 in the t ?n'a
I up at Brid s nict!
house on my own lots. I've pot. a light
running Domestic of eonsiderabls
:?.\?er. four acres of frait
Bree dags of good birth. I'll bet
the whole consignment ut h ?r> ;, that
I can whip Mo.-an. I'll bet the lot at
that rate that III atop Frank Muran
< in twenty round?."
Jack Hritton ha? ju?t had a third
operation performed on th.- m: itii,.
tie of his 1 i .t. '-. b b ?
b xing u few da , , -i,,. gym
Ii men, The ?-a.!
ding in hi.? right glove had thifted,
i and when Jack loaded a good ? u:.cr.
?.ii his partncr'a mouth the latter*!
teeth : : th rough th" clove anil
! brought up hitains' Jack'a knueklea,
ting thg i ... .. II? Britton
j wa? ' to call off a bout with
[ Young Brown.
DATES SET FOR THE
COLLEGE CHESS TILT
i
Columbia, Yale. Harvard and
Princeton Teams to Meet.
John L. Lockwood, chairman of the
intercollegiate ches? committee, an?
nounced yesterday that the rit
nual intercollegiate ehsss tournament
between Columbia, Harvard, Yale and
Princeton has been scheduled for De?
cember 22, 2H and 24 at the Murray
Hill Hotel, in this city, play beginning
each day at 9 o'clock in the morning,
excepting- the third day, when play will
start at noon.
It will be the twenty-fourth meeting
of the series. Last year Columbia was
. the winner by a comfortable margin
over Princeton, whose team was placed
second, with Harvard third end Yale
fourth. Columbia had won the cham?
pionship ten times, Harvard nine times,
, Yale twice and Princeton once. In
1909 there was a tie between Harvard
I and Tels.
Edward A. Caswell, Ya!?*, '?>'?. the
originator of :'. ?? toon sment, Ii
. , for t'n?' South and will be
'rom the breskfsst St the Yale Club,
during which the annual Im
meeting is held, for the hrst time in
twenty-four yes
Cornell, Brown and the University of
rirai! ... eomprising tha Tnangu
!?r College Ches-? League, will hold
their seventeenth annual tournan i
the rooms of the Pri .
Club, of this city, on December 'jr. .*
?'.i an?! SO, Last ?. ear < loi ? I and I
? in tied, and the tie wa* not
l off.
COLUMBIA HOCKEY COACH
R. J. Trimble, Captain of 1912 Seven,
Gains the Honor.
Rufus J. Trimble, who was captain
of the Columbia hockey team in 1912,
was named yesterday to coach this
year's Blue and White seven by the
university committee on athletics.
Trimble will be an amateur coach
' ?the first Columbia has ever had in
hockey. He is one of the most experi?
enced players Columbia has turned out,
an?l was on the champion -hip St. Nich?
olas seven last y? ;?r.
Trimble has a squad of more than
thirty eandidatea for the Col
seven. They bov! worked out under the
direction of Captain Tony Webb on
the handball courts for the last fort?
The first ?'rae'. tSS will
be ? eld a! th! It Nicho u Kink next
week.
The team is to make two trips one
to New England early in February and
one upstate late in the same month.
Bis has not yet been fully
complet, i.
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE
? three days remain for golf -In1.?
which desire one of the metropolitan
championship tOUl
in lia*. The annual meeting of
tha Metropolitan Coif Association will
:.iv. it weald be
rot t?, apply ail a? once.
An indoor goif tournament will be
held at the National Golf School on
Monday, December 20. The touma
raettt Will be open for professional.-, and
i.rr.uteurs alike.
-
After a t-? ? Bars of ser?
vice Michael J. Brady has :
He will t..ke up similar ?
at the Oak *? til I.
I Chr stopher Calloway.
Harry I.. Ay.r. president of the
I has
bee* renominated on the 191(1 ticket.
The nnnusl raeeting will be ht'"! on
Saturday, Januar* .
A neat way of recognizing prir.e win
'? rers during th?? season Is that of th??
lira?? Bum Conr.'.r) Club. Baeh yeai
a big dlanei la held and nil ? ?
winners are pi
trophies nt that time. There were
forty-one award? distributed there re
eenl
after si ltd sod aaa? golf
.-ii,I te 11 miths.
.? Ion trophies being ??(feted at |
Pas Hills alone daring lili! There ,
are something like 112 clubs in th.? '
metropolitan district, so that the billa
for silverware mount into many thou?
sands of dollars.
GYPSY LOVE BEST
DOG IN SHOW
Airs. Henry Hills's Pom
Puppy Wins Laurels
at the A.cAIpin.
Mr.?. Henry Hills's l'omer.mian Gypsy
Lot , a nine moatha o..i Import? 1
pup]. an three pounds.
dog ?n the
show at the fourth b;-mc"th,y match
I Hub of New York, held
in the Hotel .McAlpin yesterday.
The boat of the opposite IOS also
we:,t to a PoBteraaiaa, Hisa Elaia
Bloom's PcquitO, a weil known winner,
which ?li.i quite to trail a?
the winning dog, although otherwise it
?as sboul squsl in quality. The beRt
Pekingese waa the Crestwood KoBBel'a
of A ready, siso SB in,ported
dog. 1 he reserve araa | '.1rs.
A. McClure Hallev'a Cum-C-I of Llea
rut!, . bri i dog, S hich also
t American
bred entry in the show.
B the tlifferent breeds
wer.-:
v. DBora logs? Ib Pekiagese, Mr?.
? -. Mr i, B, Moon
I un'a Son of Cobboi so. Winning
Crestwood Ke-Bel's
eadj : re arve, Mrs. A.
ire Halley'a ('um C
Pomerai ma, ?? naiag dog, Mil
i ?? .rve. Mi-s Lsa ?
i ! ; : 11? k Pri BC ? v. W
l.itch, Mrs. Henry Hill?.'? Gypsy Love;
A. ('. Hall'a Du
. grinning b tch, Mrs.
reserve, Mi I
Girl.
Murie De Becker'?
ime owner won in bitches
. Mie.
Mr?. J. .1. Mat
Ki':.; ? ii.. ? ank Han -h ;
reserve, Mr Meyor Cohea'a Ruby
Spaniel Ti;?o-Tilian.
Helen Tennysoo won the puppy
Pomeranian class with the white Pom?
eranian Baron Bad* de I'anieh.
The nex* show of the Tov Dog Club
?rill be held on Friday, December 24,
at the McAlpin.
Nevvtown High School
Wins at Basketball
NewtewB High School toyed with 'he
Bra bub Hall basketball five in win?
ning a champion-hip ton mamen, game
at Juniper Hal!, Maspoth, Long Island,
' l ? i core v. a? M to H. The
winners scored fifteen field goala to a
ra:r by Brasmaa Hall. Yerkea, the,
nrard, was the indi- ;
antl
six from the foul line, for a total of
'-'4 po;
The Une-un follows:
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Curtis Gunners ?Make
Four Perfect Scores
?lade
:i School Mer?
rig H tai - ? itiam
Ip tournament, match on the lat
.:? eoarae yeaterday by a score of
268 t.. J'.ii. Larry Coadoa, of Morns,
;?.'..l Sm th, Dougherty ami Searboro,
il, were the
ound the ball'aeye on all
ioBB. When the first four
?; ?..le had taken their turn
gun thg t? am ?- are I led, but
the match was lost by Morris v.r..
lagt th r ? faltered.
The
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Savage School Five
Defeats Barnard Team
The girli of ' .! of '
! tioB defeated the Bar
Bard team at basketball on Thur? lay
? n "'?? by a score of M to :>. Har
torod all its points in th?
half, 'a :? eh -an played according to
girl?1 i
Hazard shone in the second
. when A. A. v. rule? governed,
? for Barnard.
C. C. N. Y. Meets Tigers To-Night.
The I'ollege of the City of New York
ha?ketball live will iii.'.t Princeton t?'
r [ght in th. Citj I allege ermaasium.
in h prolimlnary sama the c. c. \ v.,
freshmen will clash with the Bush-tick 1
High School. '
CLINTON WINS
SWIMMING DUEL
FROH TOWNSEND
Record Broken in Re|av
Race Which Went to '
Losing Team.
The nriramera of De Wi?? r-..,
High School defeated the tears
*'?"?*?' tni v ist night i?ti!
pool of the I ity \c_ y
by a ;.-..r,' of .". I to 19.
The absence of Tibbetts h
Townsend's star .-printers, prib?,
accounted ?*i par- \ JJ '
ing victory, I . ?flr,^
the mlsstog boyi could not hav* ?,?_,
ed ??-.
The relay race woa WOB by Towbi^
iay yarda in 2m. ir. j .-,?., ?
beats the oi.l -
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. it yard da
did 'iot even hav. ? ??.em,','.,'
spectively. S . ,? thN#
even) . in fact, s I ,pon ^ j.
th.'ir beet W..I??. .. j,, t|,,r
pleased.
The downfall of Town?end Hirt-,
' :.: d H. V-,
I
he School Athh -"imaiaj
shin. The :? ..;,?- will
undoub I i ?????.
The su m in an.
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JUNIOR HARRIERS
TO MEET TO-DAT
Out-of-Tovvn TtSMU to Compet?
for National Championship.
Metropolitan Assoclstioi runners will
lind worthy opponents .:? i\e juni?*?
national 'cross-country ? 'liampiofltka
run of ths I'm?
over the of!'.. .? ?t V?
Cortlamit Pi !' :k<
weather is not I
will b<* seal
pool, which:
on the *econd circuit et thl
trail.
With the Dorchester Club.
i in the New Engli
the .Mercury Athletic Club, o
phia, a mem'- ? ?fiddle Atlantic
Association, in quest ?if tha team hu
ois, the race should bo close ar.d hart
fouifht. Th.* risltiog elubl reeest.'**
won 'cross-country honors is their *?
spectiv? They will find th?-r
itrongeal oppponents in the tim,?:
Church Hou.-e an?l the Mohswk Athletic
Club. The Millro Assoc.i
tion, Iriah-American Atl etic Cleb tut
New York Athletic Club will also it*r,
t?:?in?.
A field of sixty ?
Honohan, of tha Neu > ?>rk Atlilets
(Tub; Krank Zum : Pal
th.* iri.-h America ?
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politan Association ch.-.
three New- York il
After the an.:.'. II rOBI ? I ?
a line the officiiii
will wait for th runn?r4
of th" \\ ?
:?? ction of the
of that eouaty.
- ? e
Bud Wilher Candidate
for Columbia R"l
Columbia'* 'varsity I.
was augment? lay by tlw *???
pearanee ol . ? -u?'? ?i
this fall ru .1 reated foi ti ?reabi b*
fore doaning h ;
17,1b? r is the I f-y/kil
pla-,Ks to report for the five. Bora
Jeff Healey and Klkhardt Caldsi proa
?sed to come out, but n< thei bjM if
pearcd yet. Csldei ' g 'T<>n..1
wrenched iho - b? urn
antll after the holiday!.
"Lend us your < tv$.
We've every good sort or
Winter overcoat lor man m
boy.
Warm, serviceable coats re?
dress, business or knockabout
wear, for motorin-j.
Coats for men from 3_ to
54 chest.
Coats for boys fiom - ft
years up.
Christmas shopping in a man i
store is a comfort.
You get what you want when
you want it?unusual and at?
tractive novelties for men it?
boys.
Have you considered tl*
house-slipper?
R ? us Pitt CouTsUft
Broadway Broadwtf
at 13th St. "The it?W*?
Four
Broadway Coiners" Fifth A?*
at Warren at?Hit-??