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ilATEURISM TO
BE DEFINED BY
ATHLETIC HEADS
Leaders In All Branches
0f Sport Will Help to
Recodity Rul
\vfj;k will bring
many ( onfhrfn?s
While "Simon Pure" Is Being
Tagged Methods of Pardoning
Will Also lie Adopted.
On? of the Bret real -?eps in an ex
,??Tor to I * ' lot '? in chaos in
..
athlete? to ta'*? part to amateur cot
;et ' '
? rrow after
loon, tthen ;n* lepreai
u?n c * to ,l,!':
Isss >;
?????? r th of a
?saatat
sietlet ??'
le? ct.' - 'or a recodlfying of the
?she '" " '
?os? el ' '?>' ,n* l''ne
li: |.. - ional
?fh'? Ithough whn'ly ??epa
r?;? h ' t,,p ^R"
?
srtll. la ' ' tr,e
.. hich
?
Sastras.
G Il
sssjaosi ? ? ?tour conference to
oorrow ' up, in ?o far as they
iffict r ? it? at ? ca, nt the collo
yellowing the?? meetings the dele
py. ? ?' will
ipi-n ? 'u."r on Thuraday
or Fr ? s refully all
lorpr hove been I
-atlon
?f the law? of amateur athletics will
?vfclch have
n of the
I A I I meet to confererce
?rid r! i? are the
atetreUing hodie? in lawn tennis, golf,
.*. re
?olver un ds
?r.d recr?ai . intercollr
a and the
A A ! . *'* A. A. V a, the
- A*socia
Itt ip covers
f amateur
except, of
con
hreaeei i are all listed under
the Nal ? ' r?ate Athletic As
I
Suet; I have been drawn tip
to be ?ol mil ?? eonfereni -
the I. A A A A. These define an
?> one who engages in
sole1-, . 1 physical
' m, and who
an avocation. There
ire fvi ?? . - wl en I y th? amateur may
.i) broad term*.
tn for ng u fraud in an atii
? oSJag for
nuory. i Boney, by can
? athletic fame, and by astoci
nalo.
I wer i? conferred on
? dy which woui'i
? of an a"
?bo 1 Uni through
? ?
mor. ' jrthermore, team? of natal
??old be permitted to meet teams of
- as the 1 other
toWtge i. net me< I * 'rial league
Useball team? each year.
The for infringement of
>;ineirtl diabar the ath
. further competition, but,
n of disbarme;
fraud, where the penalty in final, the
i' be reinstated to amateur
? in any sport
?'.-.er *.har the one lu w-hich he ha? for?
int after a period of years
? from one to five.
: ruler fiare al:
i much comment, and it is
;? \ 'n .sorrow
? n ill be
li .. .
: the spot:
*?
A ..rism will be the key
r.ference I
Lthletic Associa
ns at
tl? aVltOI
e tubject w.
si
Hi
Thi o? . i which ha? been an?
tenne- . rto by
'?le?:i vn and ador
?S ?a* . :?c? in the
n will ba called
?> eaeo. ;. iron Hrigga, of
hin?.- . ation
UG lr. .
N ?: . .
nrrr?, ? ' -
**?**? .v.in, of Vale, on
flo??- ; ; i
|. Il
f- Bari ?, on "Athletics
ter A
Wies toncasen *>? er.-.veit'on will
?J1?1* " ' will hear
. [i
* i report? on the foot
I.. W.lharn?, of
f ?
-, on
pabetl ition of i
t>r } I
CS, ? > Caatleatai
ivnd water sports
*1.hr -on. of Harvard.
, by Dr J. A
-
J1 \ m Howard Taft
speaker si
Ptaiag ????ion ,nJ hi? addreoo ??
y, ' owing Mr.
r? will b? fer ?ral dl|
tho turn war baseba
{*? eseeot i eon *?a ? .. meet on
????ca; ?vei ? ?j
BIO SHOOT AJIRANGED
?????ty-t?,, Tram? Inter N. R. A. A.
Titl?> Toomry.
Jf?ih'*.r , . ,,it ra.
?
?Tj * "
....
.' th?
, is nd?r the
??'','
?a? a '
\ Jal
?J**.?a**? m ? -??> two rlub? have
CTfc aseh Tbs
-i r- ?de by tn? I
??; ??? teuiled ? .....
**?'*' I'M?
Woman Swim m ing S tar of Coast
Miss Francos Cowtila, winner of every swimming event for women at
Exposition water camival lapt July, who la now going to Honolulu,
seeking new fields to conrjuer.
Miss Galligan All
\ Alone as Water Sprite
Nineteen-Year-Old Star Is
Supreme Among Girl
Swimmers.
The victory of Miss .. ligan,
of the National Women's Lift-saving
; League, a week ago, over Miss Olga
li r, of th:i Philadelphnia Turngc
meind the local girl the logl
? all 'round
honora in swimming for women. Not
, only I : been reel -
for a couple of seasons as the spot
?? lerica, but in the recent
ful rival covered the
? - Il seconde, the i
ide at the distance in |
Considering, then, that Miss Galligen
? is at the v< com] etitive
career, having won hi r first race leOB ?
than six months ago, and that ?he is
comparatively faster from the quarter
ids, the be
-lems fully warranted that most
of the chumpionship titles arid records
will be hereafter at her mercy.
Local fan:- has. . with in
the amazingly rapid
pment of this remarkable nine
rear-old girl, for she is a general
favorite. Her splendid eportemanship
has completely e/OS the public to her.
Fair always, and ever ready to make
concessions, she has proved as gener?
ous and modest a winner, as ?ho was
a good loser before success came to
The carnival of water sports to be
held during February in Honolulu, un?
der t: of the Hawaiian Ama?
teur a on Aaaociation, prom?
ises to be ti o loading feature of the
ion. \\ i.ether the national
? not to sanction
tl e American 1"
charn, i ? etion with
-hould furnish stirring col
.? aders and record
performances. AH loubl of
the ability of Ludy Lane, great
round tit.'
make the trip have been set at n
the young Californien h
? he has made *.'l arrange?
ai-o states that
14 .- Fraii sa I ineteco,
and N ' the Olympic Club,
have to go.
who won all
i sate for
i Is a neu
star from .
i . He n
covert . ? ends arid 230
In 2 mir.u ? I scande, and
he i? Impn ,'i.t. With these
I I to Terry Mc
Ealthel, of the
Illinois At) b, th? American
team will be formidable.
Herbert Vollmer, of Columbia and
fork Athletic Club, was re?
cently given a trial ever a 160 yard
course in the 76-foot Mercury l'ont
nnd touched out In 1 minute 32
fths of a second under
World record. He Will
be given a chance to attack the mark
under official timing in the near future.
A number of w. I! known New York
water men and mermaids will usher in '
1616 la a aovel way. They have or- [
ranged to ? V, ar swim- '
I'^hch Hath.
will be sat ed with a dive into
ij but the
I ? rea Is at the
h Into the waters
to of
? management for tho first
- . f lirlO.
tbow Mar.n, the no?ed coach of
swimming, h?< been re by the
New i lb to handle its
?? s and will tak'
r y 2. BnCOaragil C de
rjtarai re b? looked
Maan 1? not only vm of the best
- In the united
?I in soccer
foi tan
year? - gland's lead
polo
I ii- -, and It would no!
g to ses out a
cham i
The I elaeo, of Jersey City. ?
? for women |
tiers in January The committee
r??* bas spoiled for permission to |
i r, >?? ropelltan cham
" i pal feat -re. and
? reply fn m tl ? Amateur A?h
if sans
? ? ?rill be
and Miss
u the chief
a"r?i ?
Th? Illinois Athlet e Club of ?"hi
'?go, has adopted ?n ambil .a | re
' ''?' ?' ? opening meet of 1616,
?o January 6. Lis ev.nU ere oa th?
list, including free style, breast stroke
back stroke nnd relay rare.-'. 1
of all in anches of s?.
.
... old one in Cl
worth calling attention to
Breast and back str .r , ire sel?
dom held in NeW York, and follower?
of these styles ar" few and mediocre
ty. in Chieago both strokes are
featured often and their exponents are
i . ?ions and record breakers. Com?
ments are superfluous.
BOSTON TERRIER
CLUB GENEROUS
Will Award Higa Cash Prizes at
Philadelphia Show.
The largest specialty list of money
prir.es that has ever been offered
for a specialty show in 1'hiladelphia
is provided for the open 11
ty Ffiow to be held by the Philadelphia
Boston Terrier ( lub nt the New Bing
harn Hotel, on Thursday, January 13. In
addition to the grand array of money
specials there will also be an abundant
!i-?t of cups and trophies which have
been donated where competition Is se?
cured. With a view of drawing an out?
side entry, the bench show committee
of the club has decided to award money
prizes in each class of $5, |3 and $2,
besides the regular ribbon?.
WILLIAMS LEADS
OVER THE JUMP
Rode Twenty-eight Wll
Hers During Season
in the East.
Fred Williams le head of th? list
?te?plechaso Jockey? for th? last ??
?on, according to statistics compil
from past performances on the F.?ste
tracks.
lie had twenty-eight winning moun
In ??veiity-??v?n starts, was secoi
eighteen time?, third ?isteen times ai
was unplaced in fifteen races. II
mounts won the tidy eum of 120.965
aaraaa. William? stood n?ad and sho .
?1er? above the rest of the rider? throui.
th? field.
Second on the li?t w?? Willi? Alle
who had ten first?, six seconds, as mar
third? and was unplaced twenty-thn
times. Wolke anil Tiirne, who tied f'
third honor?, rode a? mans winners i
Allen, but the 6rot nam?d wa? ?ecoi
eleven times, third one? and out of tl
money twenty-one timee. The Iril
boy mad? the place f.ftecn timas, wi
third seven time? and unplacad only si
times
The?? were the leader? In ?nother o
so far as boys ar? concerne i.
Appreciating the popularity of ste<
plechasing with the people of Viiwini
and atarylaad aad the i'istnct i.f Ci
lumbia, it is the intention of the SMI
. ;d at Bowie the be;
use in America. An
the S bas the land on .?
an unusually good one may be COI
Strueted It owns many acrei. I
about the track, and much of th
,'irt of hunting countr;
Il s/ill not be necessary, there!
keep the jumpers in races of two mile
and further with.n the narrow confine
Of a B
Creating a steeplechase course thi
winter will be impossible. It '
be done, it: fact, until a good sod ha
ined in the intie! I
Btrahan, the superintendent, will de
vote his energies ricxr season to the tie
velopment of a sod. He hope? to hav
one by next fall, and, if he le su
ful, the old steeplechase specials of th
Washington Jockey Club will he revive?
at Bowie, and a new ?take for three
year old fencers, designed to bring th?
?v. 1 ? - or of 'lie Harbor Hill, at ! ,
j Roc)-.,
: old spec sll of the Pimlico me>''
? gether undi i that s
i the thr- ?? year old championship will bi
establish' d.
? ??
WRESTLERS BATTLE
FOR HOLIDAY CROWD
McGrath and Strangler Lewis
Draw After Long Bout.
Rearing scars of many hnrd battle*
the foreign wrestlers at the Ml
tan Opera Bouse international tourna
-. to the trench'' ? fol
Christmas to continue the I _
title. A large crowd was on hai
night, and many of th? visitors notice 1
that the men were carrying extra
weight because of hearty turkey din?
ners.
Jack McGrath. the American wrestler,
showed 'hat he was still in the running
by putting up a hard fight against
Slranijler Lewis in a finish bout at
catch-catch-catch-can style. On a num?
ber of occasions each man had the
other In position? to gain a fall, but,
' ? | snd "f 1 hmir and 66
minutes both were still on their feet.
Kenaldo Gard ni, the Italian, who has
done some good work in the tourna?
ment, proved too slippery for Demetri?
us Tafalos, the Greek, who failed to
down him in twenty minute?.
The summary folio??.
A 'i Ate-tj, Hiuata. threw r*ul Alear?. Spain. In
6 ?S. ?M, a ? -i-K u t ?-in l.v?
liematrii? 1-'. - i - - tea Kar.aMo Oantli.l
. as M ? draw
0 ?-,-- 1 ?.-? a. 1 tlltM C, Vosjsrt. Oenr.a/i?.
I? I I ?>??,?' -i ;
. Mt >r, Smarti-a. In
liant Feuntl fJermaj "irese J Ronm Bohfn'a,
.? ?... t ; .v..- w-ist '- ,
F. li? ? ? -' Kart Bandenva
San. !:. il.lt ?ita a boilr aclsaur and double wrtart
lock.
Polo Activity Presages
Great Season to Come
Henry Lloyd Herbert Givci
Figure? That Show Increas?
ing Popularity of Game
In This Country.
Players of polo in tho United State
should be well pleased with th? pre?
mt condition of th? gam? ?nd th?
outlook for the sport during the com
: | year, according to sn officia! ?tat?
PSent mado yesterday by Henry LloyJ
Herbert, chairman of the Polo Aisocl
since its ?tart in 1890.
He also draws attention to th? en
hanced interest in army polo due to
the raising of th? height limit o?
mount? to 16.1 hand?.
In diicussing th? ?port ye?t?rd?y
Mr. Herbert said:
"Not at any period in the history of
polo in America has there been an
outlook for greater activity than now
appears 1<>r the coming year. Man]
of tho cluba of th? Pacific Coait aro
already having ?piriud games, which
are preparatory to the tournament
events tl at begin there in the month
of January.
"Polo In this country is now practl
rally an nil the-year-rotind sport. Dur?
ing th? \:ti!er months th? alimatc and
condition of the grounds are suitable
for it OB the I'ac.! ? i 008t ami in Ha
w?\U and the Philippiaea; in spring
tho ?am? Conditions exist on the
Southern circuit, which include?
I'amdcn, the l?verai arrrr.
.i- ! Washington; in thi rig the
besjiaa ?t Philadelphia and
rood, and is next followed bv
the Western and mid Western circuit?.
the montha of May aad June the
!? in full ?wing at all of the
Bastera club?, which oeuttoueo until
the rendezvous of players from ali
; nrt? of th? COtttttTf at Narrugunsott
P er, where the Important event? of
th? y-ar, trhiah iticlude th? varlou?
championship matches, are played on
rounds of the Point Judith Polo
"Notwithstanding the delayed totor?
al polo evento on account of th?
European war, the growth of the ?port
< country. A nur*.r.?r
v club? have been proposed for
I . n nt th? next meeting of the
commute?; and MOI ground? have
been recently OOBOtruetod or ?re In the
( ourse 1.1 ciin?trurt'.on at fian Mateo,
i ni ; Ht 1/ n ?. Mo ; White Plains, N-.
V; Marragsnaett Pler, H I; Deytoa,
0.5 1 ? and Meadow Ht.m?.
and
"'I hire i? a glowing Interest in
r ,rcln? boca i?" of th* rnanv
.-?? of the game arhleh are ?dvan
tui'iiii? in militare training; alee an
secou?t of the height of th? mount?
I been i ?. ? ? ; ' ha Polo Aeeeel
otlon, v.i,uii conforms to sertato limita
? f the government standard for mill-1
tarv mounts, thus maklne It posaihl?
lor their use for both purpose?.
"A itanes of the attach?
ment of soldiers for their mounts 1?
?heu/n In the Will of the late Captain
? ? n nfell, of the ' Lancers,
* . bis twin brother. Captain
Grenf , wert i inert polo
? 's, both hav .ng b tel Ll lied -n the
preeent '.v..r His swill ttlpulateat
"'I c.vo to my regiment, to whom
the honor of my paining th?s Victoria
i ro^s v.as entirely due, thanks to the
: ?! eipllae and traditions
exist la toil magnificent regi?
ment, sll my medals including the
V. ( .
"'.\lv pony.Tearl of Frice, which was
ridden by my brother, Captain Riven*
Grenfell, ail through the retreat
from lions, and by myeelf on all other
occasions, 1 civs to Mrs. buggan, of
Birfleld, Old v, Indoor.'
"There are nunv other Instances of
the ertuiency of polo mounts in mili?
tary B'-i
"A? a manifestation of the growth of
the gam'', there were only forty-two
players eligible for the first hand.cap
list of 1888, although th? port
previously.
1 he Pole \ I - ? ? ed in
1890, two years hf'.'-r ?' | first handi?
cap ratirij; ? n pared,
"There is now estimated to be about
1,407 players, of I are mili?
tary men and 828 ? liai . bringing
into use about 1*442 mounts.
"The highly ''i" i mounii of ..'rest
speed end handm*:- . Teas?
ing number of athletic young players
in the West make it nossibls to pre?
dict that In the n?ar future they will
develop a team or teams which will
? East,
, en the
and U t quite as closely eon
tular a? any in?
ternational event which the American
public ha? witnessed
MORE SUB-TARGET
RIFLES FOR BOYS
S. R. Guggenheim Sends Check
to Buy 110 Krags.
8. R. Gugirerheim, treasurer of th?
Tubllc Schools Athletic League, *ho has
don? much tjward enlarging the work
of th? organization, did not allow
Christmas to pass by without remember?
ing th? ?choolboy athlete?.
A cheek for $1,"00 waa mailed to the
association yesttrday, and a greater
part of the money will be spent In pur?
chasing HO Krag rifle? equipped with
"practice rodSe" M that a greuter num?
ber of boy? n ay be able to shoot. These
niles wni be distributed around th?
ichoola, mostly among l ?h school ?tu
?
Mi Oaggonheim i? keenly interested
in th? aeveleetmeat u' swraeseaaebip
arrini.ir the SChoe n.(ys Of Ihei nineteen
tub targe! mash nee Is neo i?r the
\*. ?n'ney ehampionehip trophy nio? have
bean donated by biin, I
TURKEYS GO TO
WINNING GUNNERS
Eighteen Men Out for Shoot at
Port Washington Yacht Club.
Eighteen gunner? f?c?d th? trap? of
the Port Washington Yacht Hub yes?
terday in a ?penal i'hr.stmas flay 100
"bird" handicap ?hoot, w.th turkeys a?
prtiei for the winner of ?ach ?tring of
The conditions, with ? ?trong south
erlv wind blowing aero?? th? firing line,
were none too favorable, but despit.s
this many good scores wer? ret
The winner of the high scratch prze
was W. M. Lollin?; of the first and
second handicap prizes, E. S. Corr.well
and Charle? ft, Hyde, respectivolv.
Turkeys were won by Kred Long, H.
?r. L. Kunke, Dr. Deane and Dr. L, A.
Newman.
The regular weekly programme was
included ?n this sho..' | barloa E.
Hyde, Dr. L. A. Newman and Dr. II T
Deane tied for both the weekly and the
monthly cups. They and E. B. Corn
well tied for the leg on the yearly cup.
and the ?am? men. w.th the addition of
W. J. Walsh and H H. Shanncr
for the leg for the specal yearlv cud.
1 hese ties ar? to be shot off at a future
date.
Th? scor?s follow:
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I??XL MAKES
PLANS FOR MEET
Relay Races Will Predom?
inate When Athletes
Meet in Garden.
Plan? for the second annual indoor
meet of th? Int.-rcnllegiat? Association
at Amateur Athlete? of America, to be
held in Madison Square Garden on
March 4, were announced yesterday by
Romeyn Perry, manager of th? meet?
ing.
Twelve events will mak? up the card,
with relay races predominating Pi
inr by the. experience of the Brst meet,
the association has abai
the chort distance races a: I
? I therefor contests of greater
Furthermore, will
ira ten lain to the aille In the
1 '. 11 5 meet it was twi lee
n ?le. The increase in s.ze trill cut
down to a marked extent the sharp
f th? corner?, ami none of the.
ikiddtof that marred tl.o 1916 at?
expectasl.
There will be f.ve relay race?, a
team race of two and four-tenth
:i -.-ventv-yard dash and a SOvent]
yard high hurdles race in the litt of
track ovante, The I..id events v.111 be
the shot put, pole vault, high jump and
broad jump.
All of the -"?'ay races ?rill ha for
four-man teams. There ?ill In' one of
eight lap?, one of twelve topo,
twenty-four laps and one of forty-eight
lap*. In addition thi 1 ? med?
ley relay, with the tirst man ra
four lap?, the second tare tone, tlm
third aix laps and the fourth eight laps.
The team race ?rill be ?cored I
?ame system 11* that used in the
collegiate 'cros? count r> championships.
All th*. field event? will be team
? us, with teaass of evo atea taking
part.
In all th? relay race? s ba*on mu?t
be passed, as required by Olympic rules.
They will all be run on the oval track.
Th? daih and hurdle race?, however,
?rill be - er the itraightaway. down th?
centre of the Garden floor. The pames
will begin at 6 o'clock, with the excep
t on of tl ; '- ault, which will start,
half an hour earlier.
In the instruc'.K.;? to managers of
tenins ?ent out by Mr. Herr
in of particular interest, it reada:
"Managers are reminded that the In?
door meeting is sonu thing
as well ' ?
and that the audience and the a*!
.ser together ami on a bit more
intimate terms 'han is the case in out?
door competition. It is cot
nrged thai | rl 'ular pains be t.;
?. .? t1 .t the eoateotanta wear clean and
adequate costumes."
All prize? will be In the form of a
bronze statuette a reproduction of the
??se gladiator. Oae of these, suit?
ably inscribed, will be I bt each
member of th? teams flushing tirst,
aecond or third in each event.
At th? clo?e of the meeting an enter?
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association invites the contestants,
managers and coaches, toge'her wi*h Its
former athletes and officers. Supper
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motion pictures of the fortieth annual
leid meeting ut Franklin Field last May.
RICE MEMORIAL
DATE POSTPONE!
Chess Masters Will No
Begin Tourney Until
January 10.
Owing to the uncertainty about th
time of arrival of the French liner La
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Bor ?eaux yesterday, the managers o
the Rice mem ,
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Brooklyn Chess Club. Whether th<
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or more will he - . day or two
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lhall, has decided not to enter thi
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