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Johnston an Enigma
to Tennis Followers
\ot R-Pg?rdc<- a> nivil1
Class Player, but Yet He
Won Championship.
llRlT AND STAMINA
UPSET ALL DOPE
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Stars of Courts
in This Serie*
TM? I? the I.. ?I of a ?cric? of
?torla-N In Jame-? O'NOOlo about ?he
loading tennis playees tn Ihla roan?
i'? O'Noale ?ill tell something <?f
ib? prreoasllt.i ?ad methods ?,i the
?irions players "hum he deer ri be?
a? ??ol? a? ro?ate t!nii schicvemetate
daring tin? eeaaoa ??ln.ii has laal
paasod
rrritef .?f the Trie?? h-is met
..ii.l beor? defeated >>> sosas 4>\^?-l
|**a| playera, and i?. in, a paaitloa to
?': l. !.. 1,114;'? i,I their piWWCOa.
FIVE PLAYERS
IN THE DEQDING
CHESS BATTLES
Chajes Added to Lis1 as
Result of Meeting at
Manhattan Club.
five playera, Instead of four, will
.; stage of the R ee
- Master?' tournament
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referee, m the
chair, .
aftu r?
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sn i i1. Jar. wski, B K li \
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him a chance for th. ?' ,
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ilevard.
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Sl the same place to-n.
Turruay,
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- t ? ??:?; ???,.- Ja-, ?irskl et.
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i aces in tVie '
I ? Brooklyn Academy of,
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gur? the queen'? ?
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gambit
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were
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4. 4vh!ct. were defended Irregularly, to '.
that i. 'o'.a! o:' n
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14
Bits of Baseball Chatter
Heard on Winter Diamond
By l RANK O'NEILL.
n and th? Cir?ar
in are suffering from a
ba shell ? rain, lie It
.- Walter Maranville, the
B ton Braves, was an
In both traje? when h?
the diamond calling him and an
'?-. Walt? r's ?lad, WTU
H 11 Ion of the law about
th .t Howard Draw, the i
: uatled r0?"l'n?.'
I luilroad
... Maranville, t-r , reported for I
? east ."ace. Draw asked
, :! Is nal, and Matai,
. 1. "It's all the r,uitter, Howard.
| as to the dogs. Here I
have li m loara bricklaying and
?'? tfono to New
to be a bail playas.11
Hut lu lui4 the whole Maranville
family saw the whole world's ?erte?
and cheered madly for th? boy who
. : ?.';.'? 1 o\v wow?.
. - ?lay a bunch of baseball
ling up In the Federal
, aii im] rob
?no. 'Sura, l?--.'.? ?*?,
Kau'T kept huh' tu
i ther.
..... .. -i., . 'r,?a-iI*.g ?
which de- .
JcGraw wa? '
? the train- j
? in Mar: ? ? *s 4vh"n .
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? m? of a I
McGrau saldi "lie |
v.-as a really remarkable ball player
a- ?! ?n addition to hi? many ijuii???ch- |
? e wa? ambidextrous, wasn't he I
Bngal"
r?." said Raymond, quit? undis
.i minutai "
ers re] r'?.l to
eamp carrying about twei
i of suporaaous weight. Ons
ef jut en five ?Mat
anket? and started to
? the park. "That Indian Is
itigable.*" ?aid McGrau
I "L'on't worry,- ?aid Ravnionii, "abuut
a week of i aid wort arlll brli ? ' ?.
\ certain manager was talk:-.
the corea and worries of gal
learn to the ? ?? i I ant, or ala? ad r"
"v, r-j," he aaid, "well, I ahonld bsj
I ream ml er one
-
that even ? ?>-"
i, ? fer tells thii one i
- ? . ?, : l v. M with Deti ?'!'
Tv Cobh and I were out aatomoblling
We drove r.uii, whf :?
.?rr-at, big, rav. boned fan e?
. . h hi? ?vairon iir..i
i ? pi :i chanca t i
h banco to . ?ma ud
.. .ti him, an I I rolled: 'Y<
-ret over bi fora 1 knock
Juat then o'ir .
: h ",- i itai ted U c
pardner, 1 relied, 'thai
r don't go; jrouTi
i ' and a pal of mine,' and bOBtay? 1
in his leat"
When travelling from city to c.'v h
1 n , . ir'l life is often one
fame after another, and to Little J.>?"h
levotre that was the 1 fo. One i ghl
Josh .?t?'. In a gams mid luck wa- ;
bad fa.r him At last be decufed to
I, nr..i ti.ri'W in a Chip, und
Started ta Ct his change
"He; I" ii .1 Rabe llarquard, "you
ca?. 11 ge tl at v?.... ?
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change : Sav, how do yu guyi p.,..--.
ma to boot tl.is gai
. l'unn announces thii* I? I n
tared an option on all th< lurpl -
tern?! . ? . - He soya that he
will receive the | Invis who fj
m.-ike good with the laakoea. And itilj
he han the to is| he will
win the International Leogoe pennant
Walter Gerber, tho poaag ?hortatop.
who Ii only i i.e of the man siated to
. \\ ??crsa'-r. and Larry .Mur
steh? r of ? ?? Pintea, hove l?eos
Bold to the i ? i team of the Amor
\ ??- her lived op to his
promise of the ?-. i .? u s, sad thej
were ea] ?.aa in hit!
The Gianl have released Wona
maker, . i aatchor, to J.ochesior,
of th? lat?n itloaal laaagao, Wana
maker was with the hustlers last ve?r
an i while he hit only .219, waj highly
rocommaadod.
William M. Johnston
Come-Back by F. Gotch
Mere Matter of Finance
Lure of Profitable Return
Stirs the Retired Cham?
pion Into Action.
ir .-g nut of retirement a chon.
r i any 1 as of ?-port who has hel<
the titular honors for soms yeara, it
- that he may test hi? stren?th an?
iV against a younger and really tor.
il le opoonent, is an expens. i ;?
R. A champion with the last
;?? of Com; tItiOC
p.- rei btful of his ability to
? tb a moro yi ?
challenger considers such a match ?
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his hard earned lav
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Th. -.4 h'. are ; ling t<
1 itch?Stecher wrasl
r thl? fact
for the i
steh. While the Iowa
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r.r <? fur f .? [ mil hed st '-f.'.s
time, there . ? ... itlon that the a i
for the world'.-,, catch
i ?! . impionshlp with
r.' xt -. G '?'. ha? already begun
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It cost rei Richard Jioi.doo, in ad
- Jim Jeffries |
and Jack Johnson together at !.. I
S'.il , aad while wroatleri ha.
received r.? much as pngilli
i general run of thorn]
it :i aorta n that i record
wrestling purr?
Gotch Roi gna for his
- . >r thi i
as disap]
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til? ipecti
lidi
time eu belt,
A a gcneril rule, wreatleri hold
tl-.eir ,
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1 egia to al.p 1 aek. Jaffrii
five whea Johnson, at tho a ' * rl
two, v ? * ? ' '
1? '. h : . :
three, and ' ? '
? ? t" date, ma ?>? think
?
tling . ?per in :e will ? idvan?
i youtl
wr?-- tling < i figura that I
? a* to taekla
Gotch. Certain
lie latter'.-, mat r<.cor?l impresses one
with the ? performa -
'.ho man when taken in connection with
th? well known fact that he hai alwoyi
i ? ? n o ?derate ? l met I il in 1.' ?
aid training. (,otch. who
?OOt i lovon '?? 1 one-half inches toll and
-nds in con.I tion,
baa ?*? o? mora tl an li '
handicap or >n to
? rowing mora thon 2 ponant
'? sinute exhibition o?
?
' about half that number I I
rea ris fi et i ne In. i in ' "?Kb*,
ami .-*,iip? at abou* 200 pound?, g?. has
wrestled more than fifty matches and
has never le t o decii although bold
to a no-fall muten by Strongler Lewii
i.nd Gcor?u Turner.
DAVE CALDWELL TO
RACK HOMER BAKE
Dave Caldwell ?nd Homer Ilaker a
amor.t* the eraehi ??i... ?|1| meaau
- ? ' il !,c.-.p
; the annual Indoor ,? il i? ?
Naval Batl illoi thi i nory, Fift;
:
? . ? ' Bal ? : ?iay rllgl '
I ? ?? big, rangy middle diel ?? i
the Doston A. A. rece tly defeat?
linker, Meredith and Higgina in tl
Millrose , but the dlsts
Baturdaj night Is mor? t.. Bakei
liking, uil the inter- . half m I
tun ? un th
I
Al U-e. E Idls Goodwin, AI K.
and all the rest of the crack :
rldei .
biha race,
i? looked fit. Goodwin and Krucht
s whs? ngth b
1 ike h- ' ? in ll ra't
st the 2d Nival Bat
talli u noviee, th
? ? noviee evei ? . ? yea'
Entriei i ?rltl Lie itenanl Charle
lu Crissey at the armory te :
night
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Allie Nack Proves
a Generous Fot
Although Allie Nack received thl
majority of newspaper decision*
?gainst i ?rey rhelan. he stand? rm !?,
i.? si y time to give Phelan a return
Numerous mstchmakers are
after the hs
Phelan 4va.. Mack'-- eleventh em oe
profesa ional,
four months ai S'acb i be iked to
meet some good bos at the Breadura)
i :,i tl .?- I '. '? on Februa ry 2J.
FIFTEEN GAMES FOR
N. Y. U. BASEBALL TEAM
The ba?ehn!l management at Now
Y. tk University aun ? .1 eed the
nie for the e iming sas
Heights yesterday. Manager Freo?
??iicK-4 has arrangea f,.r fifteen gs
fourteen ,.f which uiu e ?.-..? '., while
one date ??? still |
Mai ? .'.'.vs appear on thl I
year's ?chedule, Arm>, Middlebury.
Trinit ? .
dropped. However, thvir places bi
l?;, Dartmouth, Ai
I nion ..
lows:
a, - , 1 - ? Datare?!..
? ?
' lit a
- 'lar I. St
I: .'< a St* 1 . " I . ? I
- ? !? I " 44 ,, ,.,; .
? S i :? .1, ; a-.? 1 IU ?ara.
I maWt? ax. _? ??. a... . -.a? i
' Watchful Waiting' Is
Yale Alumni Slogan
Bitter experiences of Past1
Put Damper on Marly
1916 Optimism.
_
JONtaS AND SWE.ENEY
HAVfc DIFFICULT JOB
Princeton an Added Menace
and Harvard Is Expected to
Have (treat Team.
By (.KAMI.AND HICK.
Yale graduatoa, In a footba'l way,
hav? adopte.I the policy of PfOOidOBt
Wilson "Watchful waiting" v. 11 re
stais is vogue ur.'i! Tad Joan sad
Mue Bweeae*/, tha new regime, have
I their forci P
and Harvard ncx! November especial
1> agoiaol Harvard.
I ?>? Bjorooe . . ' ? - I.a? ?? long
?Ince c seed i I ? ering, whatever the ad
' ? . r Yi
tan la I'M", when Ted '?oy proved that
i- I ead toock ha wai ana of the gi
? i a)?*! - of all timo. Tin..
: i ? . .ho Lad n
foilou Coy and
st.ll fail to lift I.ii from the doo| ?
? ? ? . -u ?. * ha .." om| i
I ej Hinkey the Nonpareil
.. 1 the while "i ale m
art dee*
? it 1 ala tho year before had hid
one of the great? freshman
in her history ["he re]
thai Ell al 11 ' wai to be avenged.
Thi? answer wa? t! *o n. with V
the brief end ? ; l
Bo, a? strong is 'he Jonel Sweeney'
rombi ? ? '. iu can't ?? ei ?
Kl.une Yul'' gradi from Maine to Ore
gon and thereabouts for
a .?alvo of r'r eon 1 "' till hop
king for 1 ? they
nothing bu* ; raiae to offer for the
now Mine directorate but hup- has
sprang oten - ? .
i roeultant ?hud that came near
i ?
J net anil Sure." B| have behilt ! ?hem
. -i...' ? ,,?? dl-..iter. In the
Tale hns loot almost ?? r my
football games s? ?he had i ?'
- four
pears al..ne Harvard bss hiinu up li
pointS t*. 6 ?! margin of over '-'- to 1
Thai m Itaolf Is i ir ig<
nnr early cheering, ". al.? now Is eon
' ? watch ar I Wait Ul
roaulti ?m obtained neat November.
? ? ari l ha t mo enough f -
Ing then, if the i
t? bo of I
However good Jones an I 8w?
u ill ; rot '? ? ?
no part of a i I have
loader,
more ? ? - ' boat to
tl . ' 'hr- <i?..l?e.
Is i tod In i
eno'. ? t to 1 ?"?? g about a big
Improvement
But then thia to ba remem
bered; John Harlan Ruah will have at
I'r.nc. ? 11 team of a
decadi ?' tatistles are car
ri'd out He w.ll !.a\e good materia',
botter coached than any Princeton
i th n mentor, Ru?h needed a
?, ?r *. gel irlngs to gv
?? d with that year'i i i poriei ?
I hi-ri hfl will !e in much bettef
shnpe for ti> 1 il th?n h? wa? last fall
Then? will be no MrieWley or Mahai
at Harvard neat fill, bat the materia
???liable Will !??? of hijfh order
Raaghton will ?t least gtv? a koo I
part of this tun,- to foot.be 1,
? r ? another well coached C'rimsou
SSJUad, Harvard expect? to have abon?
as StrOBg a macbiaO ready for Tel?
next Novemboi a? she ?ent againxt th ?
Hlue m 111 sad H'l'i The backfMd
mat.rial m of such hi??h order tha'
many on the |n?ld? do not believe tha
either Bnwright or <'a?<*y will be rejru
lar? ye' as pr?p star? the?,, two wer
supposed !.. be only a shad? back sf
Mnhan.
CPUddsring these matter?, the he?*
that many Tale men now look for i?
a ?lart uphill a Start back to ?he ol?
days. They hope at least that Jone?
m ' Bo.-? ess and the winning in
vaslon "f ?mailer eleven? and can a
lea?', give Harvard ?OIBOthtag 'hat re
sembles a battle anything widely re
mote from the M 0 and 41-0 affair
of the la ' tWO yars.
Th ? ( nach Jones should be ah!? t.
do. lie ?rill hive invaluable aUI from
Mike Bweeaey and he will have better
material than most outsider? know
?
Mu- in the ?pring and ?'immer In?
terim Yalo graduates, ss heretofore re
marked, will ?ave op their cnthu lasm
until the llnal score warrant? an ou'
bunt, They have had their dream ?
before only to have ? nightmsre I i
lah, They era no longer tal ??:: any?
thing on faith.
COMMERCE HAS THE
WINNING BEE BUG
liaskctball leant Oains Second
Victory in 24 Hours.
Th? Hig-h School of Commerce
?
, ? in defeat ing Ps
? ? ? .-? .? ;
N. Y ? .. -'? ?
18, it also ?ma the seeond time in two
yem? that th? Manhattan boy? had
r.. : . ,
isr.ere? gained Its ???.? nlng lead in
the < ? od, v.her. it ] ' ? '
Pawling players off their f. leading)
a* half trr," by Id to 8 I?
. it, 'hi" advantagi was needed, for
I strongly, si
ag Its opi lien the
r, Nat Rol man, the
? re.? caprin and centre, wu? the
bright individual ?tar, a? hs recorded
, t? ..; of 18 points. Sheldon, at. loft
' I, caged four ef tl.-* seven field
baskets credited ta Pawliag.
The Has up foUowsi
1*0*4*41 ra'vr .rs'c,
. p ? i- u n?r-.
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1 '; --1 r' t ?' ? A AI -'nit. rf ) :
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? ' . a..**. :o sal I!
Cochran Gives Beating
to French B?liardist
kor Cochran, the I blcago bey
r, turned the to les en i-irnmn
gi ni, the Praneh billiar li?-.
night at Maurice Haly's. Cochran'?
eluded a hiifh run of 102. Hil
? was II2 l. Caaslgaol tallied
172, with sn average of '.','. 2-5 and a
high run of
In the af-ernoon the Frenchman
Coehrai ?, and
s ' .? nina t 18 au I 89, for the
ig? as Cochran'a night [>'-r
fortnh'
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
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