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Yale Five Meets with a Real Surprise in Brooklyn
CRESCENT FIVE
DEFEATS YALE
IN FAST GAME
|ge of Line-Up in the
Second Half Factor in
Basketball! Victory.
Tk? f re?cc " Athletic Club baaket
( Yn'e five h
*Li gal Second Signal
?Z,Brook'.y-.. last night, by a acore
i?s-epenlng half Yale led at the
j ny ? ' ' to ***? f
* po; ?? "*y through its
?es s", goals from the foul
- line-up was
yL<* Is the second hall
ad. Vale wae coming
^j ?? and outrlay.ng
.. .r 1 was
" >ul line for
? and Baker
**l 'xj,. ? the field.
rfjriM T?> :he fermer
S___at, ?
tee of the frame
; ? t ?
re carried #ff
abe got their
?ok the lead at
? ..
. agi. ta
ther marred
?s? ?tart. 1
-nli aert
?*
tue infrac
e the Yale j
m artet!''* -' 5^'''*
r play
wiatK.-." better.
frech
? g the
"t.( ir team
. prettv
he f.oor on the
Tattle, tht
h was
cre?me the rush
re.
ows:
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MASKE*) MARVEL AND
ZBYSZKO IN DRAW
f??- ' itrfi Till
ra
Marvel and
?conds
t. The '
if law and
-, the
iast second
hall all t?
can affair,
c-ne-mtnute
It was a
- h, with the
. t. He
ilasst wo:. ? ere several
I ad to get
? ? and pt-?r
?
ottmtt of ? emanated
..ther Time
"? ' '
T.? other coi test! wen keen i *
pproache'i
OUTO?T FAVORS
HOCKEY WATCH
Former Golf Champion
Wants Boston-New York
Game Arranged.
*
uu*?_r ;
?* *r? Yorit :?.
former national
?est at
?
. '.f a contest were arranged
?totly.
? out a week
sed a
. "
*? of a? , i',(,.n golfers, at
?Jaial w.s
Jf* *: Then Max
?_?*r. S match
nation,
a
*.}?*' " f waa com
3****'' here is his
tiwtV '' -with
? crowd of us f.
*,-,f l r.ockev
to do
*?*e -/.?
ic and
? good fan and I am eure
? Y'l."
< . ,. .
raet with th?
hat his
? v than
*** "v *
:
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'' _' '? ?.im It
true aitua
*\s*.
?yj*.-.*""- bia end of it Is t.a
-****">? his tig,
WARSTON AND
WILD HONORED
BY HOME CLUB
Cranford Golfers and
State Officials Vie in Do?
ing Players Homage.
Maxwell R. Marston and Edwin M.
Wild wire the lions of the hour at a
mentary dinner given them by
If Club at the White*
? iub in this city last night It
htors
?nd Its er to do homage to a
pair of young men only a few years
n moved from their school days, yet
such was th<
to all the tri i te one left with the im?
pression th.?. rhaps, ufter all, a re
mada by Jamei F. Fielder, Gov
einor of New Jersey, was not bo far
out of the wi.y
In the course of his address Gov?
ernor Fielder ?-aid that he envied the
. rent golfer. "Whet. S
he i| soon
forgotten, but a chan.; r*l rep
?n lives forever," added Mr.
Fielder.
Picking un one of the souvenir med?
als, upon which were inscribed, "Mare
ton, t.7; Wild, r'V" which represented
?cores they had mr.de over the Cran?
ford lir.ks, (.ove?? ? leclt?red
that, so far as his c
wa?. concerned, "such ligures i
exist." In complimenting Mr. Marston
a? the Ne? n and Mr.
v I as tl Craafoi ? 'older, the
? er expressed the ho] ?
time was not so far
would hi.ve the pleasure t..f seeing them
national lenders.
Former Senator Joel nghuy?
?erred to New Jersi
?
down, and liniahed i
the recital of a poem
"poor golfer who Wal n."
Austin Colgate
i New long
after first giving [lance I .ward
.
which knew no p.'Ytics nor re
He praised the I mil
added t'.iit they had
to place Crani nap. Inci?
dentally, he ?iked the i ranford i
because, as he : ?
- a creation
of nature rather than of man."
taking his se:.; the ? :
tie that Mr. V.
? i-i future to indulge in his
me, for. si
?n conclusion, "goif : i than
me Travca
?
Tribune, both t: course of
r vei
it was that Mr. liars! 1 the
tie green in the
semi-firiBl round of the amateur tourna?
ment i l
Mr. Travers declared, wtih a twinkle in
his eye, that it was du? I
of a f Y ?
hand, said that the putt
so short that "ht
but Gardner didn't heal I
CLOSECALL FOR
COLUMBIA FIVE
Hard Pressed ta Beat
Brooklyn Po?y in Its First
Basketball Game.
Columbia almost did the unexpected
last night when it was forced to play
raset to def.
? five in the opening i
of the season by ft score of "1 to .7.
The game was plnyr gymna
d the
sates, wh(a have
been satiated with teams that have
?
?" thrills in
minut' '.<*? l'oly fivi
lumbians.
came i
b.ans than comfort warranted.
d Itself in
the f.: ? ; - Poly jump.
the lead. It was r.ot for long, however.
?ne team ended the i
with a reerr.inely safe advantag
In the terond ; |"l began to
tioa of frc?h blood
for the team from
? .r it shot bask' ?
? d the margin
;h surprising rapidity,
imbla
r and pulled out the game.
-a mgMji to play.
DI wholly a
los-, -in the
were
-? ? .It of bril
e 'hiiable centre and his
lor the Blue and
,. ? ? and he fed his forwards welL
I foul
?- off color, beca
caged only one basket.
noes
? ?rt# * - Pti
o l
fcotwrt* r* lit < SO*
. 4 e il
i i i a *
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-nil i o o ?
..07.
? - . -. sol
a ?
Tltr!? (at
BLACK PKINCE IV
SHINES AT MATINEE
Miss Schilling's Pom Best Dog
at Bustanoby's.
? ar d r er Pome
rar. it..
?
an invitation ."
g ael . er
? s, tango and br.
everal
?iris . . tea arid I
the dat.r-irvg floor of
-
?
role of
?". was pro
i.dway int.
?
?yGrdntlan?Bice
rhe Cinch Champ?.
Shout me th* hnll club you ?>ick at ti
1 mit/ht take another for
Show me your i rmjg anrl g
r fir/ree on thai Une:
YOU'U ?ay thtm | ? ? ||?
I'll call -,?>? erazy or fiil'.y:
Bui ? ? r
UV '11 *Up it along to our Willie.
Show me the football army of AfOUT ehriire,
I'll name another 'in great:
Show me the fighter vou.elutt above all,
I'll go and grab you Inn v
Shov) me the ?wimmer you pfeft from th? hunrh
And I'll mime a fleh jiut a? rpry;
But vhen it come? down to THE Mi plnyer, lio?
Y,'( '.', / . .
JIN1_
Jink writes thnt he can turn out this stuff by the yard. ?Some day when we
need a yard on the fourth down we'll call his signal, Balosi we're too deep in
our own t. rritory and are forced to kick.
The Strangle League.
I'ear Sir: Would you be interested to know that Demitrlua Tafalos, cham?
pion wrestler of Greece, threw within eight minai ..cci" and "Tosca"?
Tafalos used the strangle hold in each case. A W.
We've h'-anl 'em throw Pagliacci and Tocci irith tl ?
' it sounded as if some one was being ?'.rni .
The Winner>
We have heard n number of eloquent debates the !__-) day or two since peace
waa adopted as to whether Organli -.out.
The answer to ? her wen. Roth lost, for both hare hurt
the game immeasurably and bar? -is of dollars I ths last two
years. The Federal League has gained si nothing that it couldn't have
:ar cheaper by p_l_l ising et Itain franchises outright at the ?tart. And
h the warfare started baseball has hern set back many years. The
amount of the damage - r m* known, for thousands have been driven
from the game who will never return, peace or no |
it has taVnn a number of mafmntes only two or three years to learn a
fairly simple lesson. This, at least, is fair improveni* I
"W'h?. ;,!e go out after Al Sharpe?" que-les sn ; .dlgnant M alum?
nae, Pi ? reason that Cornell doern't go out after Hau?Mon
or Boston d ?is a five-year contract with
Cornell and ? ' paner upon which it ?vas written was not of tl
Altitudes.
?? Eleven," tsyt an Stchai gs, "has a good alibi for its show
in?*; api. -a Unirersity. The rarefied atmosphere worked against the
Easterners, who broke all all Bg forced to play 3,280 feet
in the air.''
Altitude reerrdsf 3,280 FEFT? Why, after the first five minutes against
Harvard the Yale eleven was 1,280 miles in the air and only starting to ascend.
It might be just a? well for those who desire to spoof Yale once in a while
to do their spoofing while ths Is so accessible. Wc have a hunch that
after this Fcason spoofing Yale will not take up near y r-o much of the fashion?
able chit-chRt of the fall and winter.
Free Fumbles.
There is nothing at all in being prepared just well rn?iugh to lose a g?x>d
hard tight.
Pel Diis stuff of being "defeated but not disgraced" is the grand old
bunk. You ??on or \?m lust. The rest ?if It goes back to du*t, forgotten In
a **e?k.
Johnny Evers Is planning to go South a month in advance of the Braves
to test the resilience and sand capacity of a few bunkers. "I put on fifteen
pounds playing golf last February," the Trojan Fays. "And I can use all the
extra displacement or tonnage I can pick up."
Pat and the Phils.
In bagging Fat Moran for three years more the Phillies have fixed them
s?'?*es for three good managerial years, sad I M whether Fat flni?he?
first or fourteenth.
N'o one but a capable bloke could have steered that club of hi? into first
???lace last season, Alexander or no Alexar.d-r.
Fat is returning no answer to the charge that hi* club was an "accidental
champion." No answer but that qui?; smile of his which seemed to say "the
?tending of the clubs was good enough for me."
Fat Is making no predictions, but neither It he planning to abtorb a bale
of arsenic or strychnine over the drear outlook. He figures that his clan will
still be up there, a better ball club in 191*. than It was In 191b One more
good pitcher and another good inftelder are the only athletes Pat needi to go
far and to go fast.
_
In addition to the extra kale which he could eaiily use at odd Interralt
through a cold and clammy winter, we understand that Colonel G. C. Alexander
detires another shot at the world seriei ituff to prove that he belongs much
! higher than hi? first start indicated. The big Nebrnikan looked to be a far
greater pitcher through the season than ho looked t> be against the P?ed Fox.
'ihrough the long grind he had mere stuff, more speed, better control, a faster
break. That one week found him below normal worth and another shot at the
sld ?juite a different answer.
At for being ui,prepared, we are safe againtt any nrmy under ?100,000 itrong.
could talk an invading forte of that size to one of the most
tcrribls of all du-.
At the recent '? g we ted four feet and go? into a golf argu
! en feet furt> ?r on we ran into Messra. Davis and Kent, of Pittsburgh
? rnell, for 8 round-up. It was a cinch to talk anything you
wanted to except basebail.
WOMEN SWIMMERS
TO HOLD A CARNIVAL
Miss Dorfner to .Weit Miss Galli
t/an in 220-Yard Race Toaigfct
..: of the
?
?
sapiens and record I
I.ire I
of PI
Francisco,
claire Galligen, ?
..f the ipet diest fui
America.
? I are
I
I
!
ropoli
tan Aft) yard I . I.urv
?rreeesaa, ef Hath Hearh. the t, ?
j mile reee diet, and a big Arid ef fast
sprinten.
PICK CHESS TEAMS
FOR COLLEGE TOURNEY
Columbia Favorite for Fixture
with Squad of Veterans.
Hebia, Harvard, Yale and Prince?
ton h. .tns that will take
annual intercolt,
?l.i Hotel
on December .-, .'.'?? and M.
i olumbia, wiener of the champion
ihip last year, will have practically the
same team, lnclud.ng H. EL Leede, A. J.
:!..!. Korke -. the captain.
ew man in the quartet is N". \Y.
Kempf. The outlook for the Hl'ie and
?
four Collage team*, with -
John
i I rI ?? nod, i i .1 Innen ..fia tarea*
,. i
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I. la?
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Il a r'a . M l, *,?ei e |' I I ? I
? .,.. O ? la ai
KlUllual Rut-alHU?-* M li
I' J H?1|B
| - ferme i??r??i-.i. 1 H n??m
I Ht,r? 1, H frir? ??? )r HulWtlUlt?? ?
w u ntiriiia a. m. r-?..*_
SMART FOREIGN
HORSES ARRIVE
ON MINNEHAHA
Mackay. Whitney and
Walters Yearlings in
Consignment.
One of the most rotable eoi ?
? ' forcif-n thorou-.
'
arrived M I
' ?Bt of the ? -
earllagi
The much heralded
nay baby racers dl
?o far as the intere?* of ;'?
of horsemen who braved "he damp and
rlush to f,ttl the ship in ?rere con?
cerned, ?hen A B Be Wrack
was led down thl geagpl
showy chestnut eis year-eld was the
?
his pL
?
I
rough the
-.' sire bra.
It is und
?icotk
Stud in i
Another English sire, wh ch 1 si
such an eni
?
1
?
, which
A
'
meur,
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?
lirj-s
three, pract ist of
II. P.
?
- ng and well bre
the -? ? lira,
. I ?.
ful race man
?
art looking
fts any in the lot, cam? in for
'
brown coit with a wide blaze
and two wl
? by the English sire. Wei
?
.....
The Walters v.
i bay
colt h-. ?r, a brown
filly 1 M
n K.
\ illJT.
raced .n England w:th sucr. -
t'Vt r :. t Ol
own, n ? the rac?*s
than
? word for -
The i
filly by
a bay filly bv
vir.mfex, n bav fillv
fl
an unname .
shot.
In odditiot to the thorougl
and hacks antl c
eral Western it
p had one
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TIE
IN INDOOR GAMES
No. 16.5 and No. 166 Each Score
23 Points?Moore a Star.
c School ' -chool
ed for the point trop!,
ruai intloor games o? the M
'ne*. I
Regiment Armor. afternoon.
Each made a score of ".'3.
The dea.i I when the re?
lay team ef Publie School 164 raced
in secon.;
unable to
?nt, and consequently
c ..p
? I, with 1")
1-point margin over
'
!*?=? i lace came !'
Much eatha I m was shown thr
out the meel
dent of the ? ?a* on
hand. The entry list was < et pi
heavy, wh| many
trial heats.
ing 4 feet h1? In?
high jump. Be h
The summaries follow i
Fifty raid ?
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Er&SHlUS Marksmen
Win Sub-Target Honors
:
? anual Training High Schoo
match on the former
by n
?he line shooting thai
? ! their matches dur ng the tour
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i-ual Trair
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Manual T-?
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Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
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Kecorde and Parecaatfl for (he Last
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TWO THOUSAND BOYS
IN P. S. A. L. MEET
Annual Fixture To Be Held In
Madison Square Garden To-day.
The bier fixture of the Public Schools
Athletic 1. annual indoor
track and Seid cames of the elementary
.
Gardon this
i two thousand b-ys from
n ni. | the schools in the five
liefore the
will be an
? hoy? in their
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Win
will
Churchill and many other prominent
A keen ficht for the "City t'hampion
ship i , ?.ich was won 1
? Man
1 62, of
had capt'.. ?
ire to
?i the
outdo in Many, and
in the tables on their
T-pec'or of ath?
letics In I ' ?1 act as starter.
Holman Wins for
Commerce Five
t .ctor in the vie- '
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' game at Mar
nigh! ?? a score ?
? the
foul line for;
a total
? ? a from the foul
accounted for all the !'
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St. John's College
Beats Brooklyn Five
College easily defeated the
Brooklyn ;
court last night by a score o|
The s ' by I SCOl
the first half.
lie fronwhe floor were made in
I
with
Nicklas. the St. John's lefl
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fctfrit?? A * Sach TtnM o? halm?a* ta.Q
BUY BROOKLYN PLOT
FOR CHURCH SIT)
Scientists Purchase land in Ba
Rid^e Section.
Trustees of the Second Church <
?ate purchase! fro
slty and Mortgage Con
pany, of Mar.hattan. a plot.
h st., adjoinin
th.* n? ge High School,
new structure will be erected, at
coat c.:" . for the Ba
tiste.
?hers sold for the Klin
* for occi
pancy the three story dwelling at 22
y Place, between Sever th an
avs.
?? pany and .lohn F. Burk
sold to
Ridge, a two family hoe
I
iny and tl
Hall Con
comprising the block fi
57th sti
The buyer will erect apartment -
.?tores.
The Buland * Whiting Compan;
for F'mira II 0. -\
: rederiek Hohst'eld th<
plot, ' (.'ate:
rw av.
chaser will erec
a factory for his cloak and suit busi
BRIEF WAIL STREET NEWS
A gam of around by till
- is indicated by the reported
movements of currency this week.
? ?? nor of
enta includ
otee sent :
tor. for redempt
?y to
ting to
imported during the
oper?
ations proper ??. $.*>_,000.
A Stock Exci irtnerehtp has
been formed by
I < hambt-rlam, .1. I'upald White
be firm
if, White _ t harr.ber
aeral bond busi
?
Y.mphill is the Exchange m?
Th. Rail
November,
. compare? .17 in that
month las
increased from $124,890 to
? e Nova |
and Coal Company have declared a
id of l_ per cent on the pre
? rto to
r -J4. This
represents an accumulated dividend of
annum to Sep'ember
; id a quar'. ? Dt ?f
t for I
?
?
??cpal
ments Mrr*. the first of the month I
amounted to -1JB09 tona. |
AMERICA* LINE
AMLRICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
N. Y.-?Temool?Pier 62. N. R.. Noaa
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Sailings for BORDEAUX
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ROCHAMBEAU.Jan. 1.3 P.M.
LA TOUR AINE.Jan. 8. 3 P. M
LAFAYETTE.Jan. 15. 1 P. M.
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