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SPORTING SECTION
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SUNDAY, FEBRUAR! 6, 191?.
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PAIT II. lot it PAGES.
SQUASH PLAYERS
HAVE BUSY DAY
ON THE COURTS
fwenty-five Watches Oo
, Decision ?n rourney
for National 1 ?tie.
njTNAM } Alls P-*EY
PO P, W. MORRISON
-???ton. Present Champion,
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I thought si l lin- q neat loa pat,
Bat I ? ? repl* ?as faal sad cart:
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Run like '?ell aad buck ihr earth;
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Wa? rvei tendered lion?**?! Worth.
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The Days of Real Sport
By BRIGGS
CARTER WINS CUP
IN GOLF BATTLE
Beats Whittemore in final
Round at Pinehurst?
Eighth Mole in One.
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t, X i ., Pah. 6. Philip ? ar
* v York'? young i?o t r (pert, and '
ore for Augusts this
g, and the ju..ior I after took
the prise for a riing the St.
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f the N'a sa player.
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? play b? for? i i ? bigg? it gallery
rst :hs turned our thin season,
nin? - ? 4verr keei
? from th? ; on it 44a?; ???I
? ieger
whieh t-quared'
for him sad made the p..
gasp, th? ? rhecr.
? Tame 1 up hy 44-inning
.. cap:-al -,\4 0. Il- m ? -
on the edge of the green from the
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right i- ?aun te red up
leisurely to the rim of the
the collective eye of the gallery bulged
Ovar the brink it went, and mnk to
rest at th? bottom of tho cup.
Carter's Ko'.f improved hi! the re?t
of the waj He won the next three
Hi? driving way lonstvr coming
in and hi? approaching- and putting
aere, ai usual, effective. He srai
si th? fifteenth and a on the
match ..? the sixteenth 11" did the
rards, in 2 under the
picto n- earners
BOYS' HIGH WINS AND
CLIMBS TOWARD TITLE
Only Bushwick Between It and
Borough Championship.
Boj i' High School practically clinched
?l.o Brooklyn basketball ?-hampion?hip
fur the second 1 1? esi 1 ear by
ng Easter D ti t High
it tl 17th Ri g mi nt Armory.
?rsterday. 1 ne .?core ?si 80
to 16. Kaatei the eourl minu?
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CRESCENT A. C. FIVE
BEATS PENNSYLVANIA
'I he I ' ese? nt Uhletie ? lus basket
ball team defeated the University of
... a at bsikethall on the for?
?? Brooklyn last night by
1 1 ?' . ? ?.. 22 Pennsylvania
In the ?eeond half af- '
ter the Crescent? I sd gall ed a lead of
? -? per ,,.l
Nickla? .;.? left forward, 4?a? th<
?tar, ?coring >? total of l?
M .: Halatead played a ?trong
. . foi the Cre eent team,
g I ? goals. McNichol shot
for I lie colleg?
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T*E SPORTLIGHT
y\J by Grantl<md Rice
liic Fan .Arises tn .1 Point ol Order.
Baseball J deadl Then please explain
i ? ? ?? , ? rusai fs ms* braJa;
'/'/?? ?/??a?? mn thai n?!tnuU? my breast
y., sit sit! wht i "? i''/ eau (loan
It ?jM promit husks from off my vent
1 "rail Hill Klem n Je*?e Jniprf.
Baseball is deadl Then tell ma uhy
I y .int the blue bath tit Ihr .?/.-J/.
Where Crawford's wallop tie? 'Se ?'?or-,
n nr raving thousand? i? thrxr pridi
Emit the good old-fashioned ronr
'?"nut echoe? "SLIDE, i/o? bone head, S-l.-l-l'-F.'.' '
Baseball i? deadl If the? it ?<?
We've loft thr world we nurd to knov .
\ ? ' all the color that ?/?a? spring,
Tl r blue and gold, th.- green and pini
1 ?? Tinu a drab and dreary thing
Por many more faan yon might think.
'??' lack Dillon i? ever lent against .'es? Willard, ?rhy not
permit Jack to use a slingl H? s as a precedent
the esa? of Ds d vs. (...liath.
Wlllard and Moran may be ibis to draw a*. ' i gatS
J'.'O.i.OO from the public. Hut how much, with their lnck
if ipeed and their not unusual Fa.il!, will they ci4e the
public in return? Ol rif.es that matter any mor,? The
Noes have it by acclamation.
took hetrer rare of himself; no man ever used bli brain
better, or nursed hi? arm ?? every chance. Vat Matty a"
16 ha? only an outside chance of lernainintr under the Big
Tent four year? longer
Al for being prepared to ?tart trouble, don't you re
member ho-** ann'on? other ball clubs Ufre to piel on the
'.l?l Culi machias oi the Mackmrn through the year
? ?i ne, I the 4? a!lop '
i orne;', e?pe. ?? to have a re'.ler trac-? team and a better
this spring than she had last year. The rhree
Musketeer? of l'u'na? had nothing on Sharpr-, Courtnej and
M oak ley in the a-' r-.f delivering ' I needed amount at the
proper place.
H Fogel and C. Murphy can see no mer.t at ail in
?tirring ballad, entitled, "It is better to be on the OUtS ??
iodkin' in than on the inside looktn' out."
I exaa l ?eaguei s.
! ,ri> tn l.ed and earl? to r!-o pul? SOS s'.iff the
batting eyes.
It i? hard !.. make a pickpocket oi I reggman believe
that an> ?pi.rt i? on th?- level
For to the crooked at heart all ginics are i rooked.
Up Guards and at Em.
When the South attempted to ?ecede from the t'nion two
million troops wire called to the field to bring the ?e.-edir.g
(in the other hand, or alternat? paw, there i? thi? in fa.'or gtates hack
of the battle it loo?? to he a had fight Theref-re, as Supposo now California attempt? to ?ecede from the
'.he dope operates, it is likely to be a whirlwind. The I.awn Tennis Association? In rase peaceful means fail to
opposite to what you looked for is always the ?un-st he'. prevail, w:il the regular army or merely the Ktate milit.a
tie called out to quell the insurrection?
As a precautionary measure, President Wilson might ?*,
Hi? o: e hie thing in favor of thi? March m?l?e is Te?
P.ickard He has acquired the habit of cracking nothing
until he is sure of his terminal facilities. Wbate/er he i
?tart? T? x generally finishes in the right \x?-.
patch a l.rac? of warship? around In the general direction
of San Francisco.
Hie Games Greatest.
In holding back foi the Rickard bid and control, Ike Sir Mike Kelly or Ty ( obb the greatest player that
Porgan showed his perspicacity, ?? you might say. Mr. aver llvedt I'leaie let me nominate Puck Kwing for I ?
Dorgan US? arise enough I the value Of a standard trade- honor, for Ewing was beyond them ail. lie wa? the game'?
? ark. *rreate?t catcher; a good first baseman, a r^ne outfielder,
? nd in the flag race of V.i that vent to the end of the
-?retch Puck e\en pitched and won t-evi-ral game?. Such
i eminent judges as Charley Comiskey and Clark Griflth
-orne three or four year, ago Mike Doulin'c theatrical who have s?n them ,., plJt Fv[rg ^ H- was ^ on,y
journeying took him to Kaaarille, Teaa. Mike arrived in a flne b?t(,-an and hMe runner, but could pta, ?, plac,
town the ?am? day Michigan played Vanderbilt early in ' wUh aJ much gne% gnd Am M ,h(? rejfu?ar on tha job
the ?Pn"K P. T. 3. .Boston..
That morning Sir Michael was invited out by Fielding_
Yost to "see the best college ball player in the world " The
Sir Michael as a Prophet.
Puck Mike Har.s and Ty. Only a great game could
produce this quartet. The fir?t three could work at a
greater variety of Jobs than Ty, but a? an attacking furce
a lead'r for r.me cons?cutive year? at bat no one else
has e- er I ern in the latter'? class.
If He's Lucky.
The Je?? Willard Syndicate i? to get $40,000 for a
ex-l,iant went out with Yost, feeling as all big leaguers
do ahout the average college phenotn. Mike receive,] ?he
?hock of bil life. Alter the game he turned to Yost ?:-h
thi? rerr.ark ; "IK.' fellow right now comes r!,'?er to being
another (obb than any player I ?ver saw If they'll play
him in the outfield he will ?oon he Ty'? dooost riva!." The
young collegian's name ?as Sisler. If Fielder Jon.-? ?.ir.?
him in the outrield, where he belongs, Mike's prediction
may come true before the odor of burning leave? heralds 10-round bout in New York. This sound? like a pile of kale
for the champion until one consider? this that after
looking over the long list of Willard's managers the big
Kansar. probably had to have the $40.000 to break even on
...i i '?he match.
There are now (00 hall p!a\er? Signed up or under re
serve to the two major league?. Of these only four are 40 > ?? ?? -?? a?-? *',h enou?h t0 "?r* " sh?v' <** ?hine
yasrs old, or over. They aro Wagner, 42; Lajoie aad Plaak. WlllaH should have no squawk earning on the day of
Brawn, 40 j"11*'"
At 30 mo*', of them :<-.- ?low up and fade. At
Only a few are Iff* A' ?,! less than 1 per cent rOBBS I ?S ^v '?' Mor?-, he ?* SI ?Ira? S <??"?' | itC
The vender ?s tha' he *a? willing to ? eept s..ch a ? .
another autumn.
The .Age Limit.
active service.
Tough Assignment.
Wearing a big league uniform at 10 or beyoi i - a tough
assignment. 1?ke the case of Mathewjon. No man e?er
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the European war v.?? smashing all records for cost!
Will Soothe Zim
with E.ir Muff3
iiiiring ihe toa rae al ? ioai
lleinie Zimmerman, of the I ub?, ??
the target of much aliute from ihe
players al tas oppaaiag team?
beach. Hiini?- i? of a slaeltlvs
natiir?-, .mil it i? iu*t the 4erlial
sbuse, accorilag la Joe Tinkrr. that
upii'l? lleinie'? ner?eH and lead? to
ho man? of hi? ??rangle? ?ilh the
umpires.
To remed) thi? Tinker plan? to
ha??- Heime ?tuff ??ad? of cotton in
his ear? (luring the mining leassa
and thai make him Immune to the
malicious orator] af the agpoaiag
athletes.
ELIOT IS VICTOR
IN PENTATHLON
Hamilton Institute Boy
Gathers Chief Laurels
at Erasmus Meet.
V*ai Cortlsndt ( E ta s ?teer
ycar?old stl etc from Hamilton Instl
sll sround ?ch,ila?tic cham?
pion of New V..rk and ?. icin
B int margin of one-half
t ? ight in the flrusmui Hal
ehool me. ? the 23d Regl?
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of Died High School,
Eliot '.?? i: - sdm ?
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s tie foi
Hughe? | High
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si honors.
['..r- i. itumbled in
snd th? ? put or he
i champion.
the hurdli ind
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put a:- i M
ip well '?'.oui;i in the other evei
-ow margin
t'a win?
tathlon 440? *h? per?
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Public Schoo ? A'
League record nt when he
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three ,. - - ? ,
the mark he made at the 23d
Reg men'. Armory la?* ?reek in a dual
? : within himself, and
had he been pushed to the I mit he
have endangered the world'?
* ? rae, he ran
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three-quarter? done ai.-l st th? finish
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(?eorge Hug ? High
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run himself out in the 220-j ird I irdle
race i rather a needless cx<
f..r he hJid th?
? ? iken a half
ave a
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hurt himeelf
m th.. 4?n so
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MURRAY PLAYS
WELL ON COURTS
Paired with McNeal, Me
Defeats Behr and Fell
in Lour Sets.
R. Liadley Marra?;, th.- r-ensational
lian, ; ? ?formed brilliantly be
fore two hun,ir...i ipectaton on the
Height! ' . courte, Brooklyn, yes
rnooa. Murray and Harry
, , the elub professional, defi
Karl H. H.hr and Theodore Re
8 1 and 0 :
M irray'a ?en .? ?h ng w?re
trokoa con?
siderably improvea Not once did Pell
?rid H.hr break through the I
man's snd i sly ones d d He
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.-ne,| in old-time fashion, but they
wer? erra' C before the ?p?-e,l nt* Mur?
ray, who epnears destined to 44:
national indoor singles in m>
mann? r.
The order of service was Fell, Mur?
ray, Hehr and McNeal. Speedy tennis
brought the score to 6 all. Then Mur
raj and bis partner broke through on
Behr*? delivery, won on McNeal'? sad
st, Th<- winning pa r kept
ei a? the match progressed
KKOad ?od third set?
- '.on.
After the three ?ots areru over an
practice iet was pis sd This
I McNeal let down In
th? - ?(Torts, but -?till retained their
grasp lufl to win
PREP BOYS SMASH
THREE TANK MARKS
Haven, Fob .'. Three later?
rec ird - were bi .ken at the
terse istic sa. ?t the
Yule tank to night Leo Hai ly, ol
Mas? I High School, won
220 yard s? hang?
ing up new figures in each.
I ar I? I - made a ?71 ??'> see*
? . former mark of
59, ai 20 h? ?rant th? listan?
! <-i ... s? sgainst ths former ties?
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T H. Md snn, of Hamilton School,
i-jard .ix\<m in II1 ?"' seconds,
.. previous record by three?
if ? second.
It. Bird ol Brookliao High Ser.ool.
the plunge for distance. He CO?
?red W feet, the longe?t distance yet
1 - .n the Vale tank. GfOOB, of
Worcester Academy, woo th? fanc>
diving event.
Tue t?a_ rsOS *a? ?<uI tu Ht* ,'?---*.
NEW YORK MEN
SHINE AT MEET
OF BOSTON A. A.
Jack filler and Willie
Kyronen Among Victors
from Metropolis.
O'l.ARA TRIUMPHS
OVER JO. LOOMIS
Caldwell Sprint's a Surprise by
Capturing Hunter Mile
Di'.anni'v Si-cond.
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Boston, ! ? -? si lletas
lu t h o
???ir.ual car
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Mecha svealng
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champion. ..;???'
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Just bef? i the Ik I t
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first turn for home <
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Tom Hard. of ' i Irish-Am?
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'< 'he measure af Colbl S
Selal relay race ?do in
ited Bates, sad Holj Cross ?in
over a Boston Athletic As?e si
learn, at l.S-'O yard?, In .1:1-4 i Par
; month started toe fa?t a quarti
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sachusi tts Institut - .
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Pittsburgh I trail In a ?win
match to-day by a -core of ?*" I *
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