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Moran Says He'll Give Jess No Quarter When
He Sees Him in the Garden
Sport or Thereabouts
Ry HEYWOOD BROUN.
? . ; ?.?-.i, ?re did that wi
ha*?- irritated our d | ic. Por that we are orry. Here i
tin pwttet ??'?' " H I * ' ni?"* r
Stodcnl 'Alliance i " i ? ??
"The way you wrote aboui Mr. Sung g Kwa rrho
'?T T. T. In tho Indoor [ntercolleginti la I Sa1 irdt
a Httk 'in which hi piish?
The Tribi
"In Um flrst p'a' ?? ill ?Chin? 1 **
it to you to And oui whether tho bu
n-itional Industry. WI ? '?? ?ou lugged lh< in m the I
whtn you wrote
?he Boston I ild like an expri ?on of thai
to OXM oi ? rej re* ntal
"Second y, Do yon I now thai th? i I cui off rhcir ?-''i?-!,?
more than '"rrjr yean ago wl ' ' *ind f)??
you know tl it th? poin? of
Ihr. sword?"
Mr. Kwong i quite right. We ha China and 1
wri) thai t nui em| ive the great? I
contempt for washing of any kind. Well 'I" we know al ??? tha? tht?
Chino ' ?heir queues "ft f"ji<- - . '?'? ia any numlirr
? f aueu? cui off in the street of the walled citj of Shanghai. In fart
re liad the gi ' ty ii . vny withoul buying a fre
? rroeuc.
lira Kwnnjj lin-, n"? understand 'he conservati m of the l ni ted
State-. ? lima forget . Few jokea of the. M mil* dynasty remain. We
of th?? newspaper are mom loyal to the traditions of oui once
I hi-> ? i n grandfathers are good enough for us. China may
l.-.w ofl Um yoke of the Mai d discard the queue,
h it i* cannot from tho thrall in which ?t ? bound by tti?? ni i
, iprr humori ! I ? e thai ;i n ?lution to di associ?t?
Vmerican mind from the impre ?ion that China i nol one vasl laundry
entirely srurounded by chop iu? . ?? tau
?Germans, for instance. They have cui their way through
?pposing armies, burned Louvain, blown forts to !>ir and won trenches
Ht the Myonet point anil yet nobody over here ev? i German
as anything but a stout man flank??! by a stein and a dachshund.
Joffre is a master of strategy, hut h?, will never ho able to flank
or surround tho impression that a Frenchman lives to drink absinthe
In those brief interval?* when ho i-- not exclaiming "<>u la! la!''
Tho E..glir-hman, of i-ourso, ha? a lar-*-? mustache arid a small sense
of humor. Ho would iru**7.1e himself to death on tea and marmalade if
he did not pause now and airain to My "Hah jo\o, that'.?? ripping."
We think that Mr. Sung Smg Kwtun i?. a darned good sprinter and
we'll wager ho has not tho remotest conception of tht? manner in which
a shirt f-hoiiM rae laundered. Kt tot his queue, we doubt if he ?even had
one at birth.
Benny Leonard reroi\e<| rhe majority of the newspaper deci
CT '"'? ? f I>undeo in their fight at the (lardon lasl week and Leonard
?ffnif t.. be the Letter man. but jusl the ame ??? are of the opinion
'hat Dundee was the winner in th? ting ?Leonard los1 by his
failure to get going. He was not cool, bul cold, and made no adequate
attempt to check the rushes of Dundee.
It is true that tho litrle Italian foughl wildly and missed a number
?f blows but on numerous occi landed hard to the body when
be rushed in rlose. He gave more blows than he received in those
early round?*. Later Leonard did much bet 1er by forcing the fight and
??ompelling Dundee to cover- up rather tha'i rush.
Dundee rame on again ar the . r..l and had all the be ' i I
final round. A knockdown is a knockdown and ?Leonard floored Dundee
?ruly enough, but the fad that Dundee oros able to leap to his feel
again and rush in immediately should count in bis favor. Leonard''
-kill and coolness may bring him the light weight championship, bui
he would be a greater tighter if he had some of Dundee's aggressiveness
and enthusiasm.
Perhaps Your Own College
Is Mentioned Right Herel
Cornell II havin-- p bif* "-ear in ath
etics. Every on? at Ithaca apparentl**
Velpi. Tomorrow three one-act plav?
trill be (riven in "?h*? Portmanteau Trie
?tre. I'tiaca. for the "benefit of ath
letle.i and Interaeholsatic track." a?
"The Cornell l?ailv Sur." naively puts it.
Head Coae? R. I-'. Herriek, "M, of the
Harvard rr???. returr.et! las? week
from the Pacific <'<??**'. ?here he Va?l
been spending the writer, arid at one?
'poV complet? claree of the Ci I
While we wouldn't lie writing
of our pood clothe? for men and
boys if it took 23 years to con?
vince c\eryone lust how good
thev are?
Still it's gratifying to know
that there's t umulativc power
in our ad\er.ising, the like of
which we never dreamed!
Write*? a friend upstate :
"For the '* ' twenty ' ve rears I
have read your *?1 la the New York
Sun, Stt?J 11 lui juat da?*, ver! on ?nc tvat
. ' ... ? of Toil ever.
U I did net <? n the bi| to. ? . . .
I am -. ' ? '?Ve a . r?? ?
are."
Chance!
We've absolutely < ut <>ut the
element of 'Yhancr."
\K1iether DOUghl Ml OUI More?
or through ?oui Mail Order.
everything we ?hip goes f<?r
ward, not only ? ?-?m.-ipe prepaid,
but abo subir? t to return at our
expense for exchange or refund.
Sogeu Pit r Company
Broadway Broadwdv
M.t9 . ? -rhe at34th St.
hour
Broadway (orner?. Fifth Avo.
at Warren at41 St 8t
Billiards isWf Bowling
Prie*-?, i..d I cMir?, if, ;,ua
ULPAIR.s BY EXPERT MECHANICS
lh? |J- III ? a .. L, Hath? I ?.llniil.r ( .,
VI 85 Uf.? :!'.! -A ?.?, M-_>. Sew ?, ? |
_*^_____""*""fr ' ' ' ' ' * I''-**?
??BSn 7-' *v*'"? ?? - -
? ? * ??.?>- /''Jjrf
w- ? w . . . ?a *-?*?**>?i
oarsmen. A?pi?t?np him to super?- ?
the practice ?i ? iach Haines, who w
in eontrol while Herriek ?as bwbj
Three new shell?, two four-oared ;??,
m eight-oared Ward ?hell hav
Leen ord?
Syracuse * experiencing a * i i??* i
boom. At the eighth annual intcrcol
???p?ate trnck nrirl field moot last Wdnei
men ??ere entered
'i hey eomp? ted 248 ? imea
An additional baseball gam? has ben
added to the University of Peansylva
'. It ?vill he played at Worcestei
'. ?. l'a' r ota' 1'ay, agaitii-t Hoi]
<ro.?<s.
Tcnn hn.? changed the date o? I ?
rrew race with Annapolis from Ma\
Ipril 29.
Non ? '? tor of act
ran? t Barker'i "Iphigenii
in Tauri-.'- i ???!-. I'ir.'.ilar at Yale H?
Haven thai the Yu!?
had the he-? SCOUStlC propcrt I
Great
sders.
Prineetoi as lost most of la*t year'.
. ?
?.i?? v- .. Hayea and Mac
? three, with
prised the re
,..i ?-. ,. ...
. .".;. 3 ;..
? '. he low hurdle?
i ule. and I
and i the half No on?
? ind to t'il i the hoe o
? ? ? ? rs.
" ? ? ? m ???"."? men, tl ? basebal
outlo - \ lama i; en
. d Daly. Dick :
?
. thinks well ol
I I two \ear?. 1?clio
Foster a th. Miehler
It -.car i a i
. .
? rt ?at r.??
and
?rsrden? re I thei vetaram
A ? ? Brice ?o rnablr
t.? watch the I n
of each oa troke has b?
? eombinatioi ol
' . 1 he mech
.
red - the a ork ? I
., ? . inasjer ol
pra tlee ?? Pi
.* ? The dir?
hav? a ?
? ? iseum lai ?i.
I ?
itball cob ?
for the] grid
?
h ha?
' Iniversity ' I
?re hrart I ?
? ? . 1 ??'
Kansas Ci! tei id will
? ? until April 1
. .
arrugad to go 1 metro]
track
? ? , ntcrurba
fare ess than th?
I t-j ?
Vale
.- ? .*.,..,?
? n Tale and
! '
;
: ?-,.. . -l
? ? , ' ?
Kirke's Stick to Slick?.
... i,
tasas.
BOXING SOLONS
BETTER BEWARE
OF TOW JONES
Barber of Kev, anee Plol
ling Insurrection For Loss
of Those Quarters.
n* w. o m ?.ri n w
Tom .In-, ... . r
g a .
... ...
- ... ; :
say I
u illard f
It was extr?
a. - -ira'? ?,? ??.-*??. ? ?
behind the tren? h?
nial. < sptain I
' the Willard a? isde
.
? .
Jack Curie)
? ? i lonel liai i I
'
Rar I y in I he a ft' ?.n I he fol lo
unique ?...
., isrter? :
?when '?
Mai i i 12. Plana for the
si?, now under way. There have beei
some ligh! Isis th? ow?
floor. The \?nrk of our artiller
, somewhat ha'npercd bj a'i BCCident
| th? corkscrew. The damage ell
hi rever, and quickly repaired
pages of Willard'S ?iiarv ?acre found to
| he missing, and the camp i?
1 searched for ?pic? Otherwise there i
, nothing to repi.r'."
To Belege Pioneer 1 lub.
According to mill!
plan of the Willard fo
-n the mOl .' P
irate Willard an?
1 ? ?.,' ' . ?
?
-, per oi ? lead I
' '
izors, t
Id? . i of the Pii ting 1 lub.
i .
U ? nek, eomi g the s
. . ' ?? -
the Jon? ?? s i
i:. ? - '? A
General 0 n
.
?
? inborn bi :
? rary t?i i . Reisler
John, the Barber ?? rveail
neutrality. "I had one rui -in a
Boxing Comn
that they .... ni ," raid i
nel Re;*ier. "V .. |] b< mob
ilized along 1351 but 1
to preserve the the Mar
lern Sporting Club."
"It it an outrage, this BCtiOB '?' the
g Commission," General Jone.? i?
ted to hav? " Here arc
. andi of people snxiooi to con
?e a iriartcr I'lic'i to US, and a
tata < (Be ??' won't let them, it's shorn
inable. It's tyi s - people
keen quarters in the! : ts when
want to.
MWe will make a stand to-morrow for
scred and .
freeborn American eit
two-bit pi?. ? rdanee with the
principles for which their forefal
fought a- Banker Ilii!. Armageddon
and tl o?<" other place.-. What doc '
Arnei nan flag foi. 1 ?' Bl ? '
I
tell a lot of people to
t??r? in their pockel i. It i redu -:
the generous snd freehanded h
ten people to a race of hard-boiled
egg?
"We hav'- jual i our minds
ITS will do 1 I, but we're
going to the Pioneer Club
g had happen? d. 'I hen ?I ?? up
If Mr.
Weneb ?-tar?? anything le will b?
sponsible for \? 11
were 1 | , right over to
?Long l land to tn save thi?
Bat Ai d, by the Lord Hai
.. ? .-. ?1.?
\\. - . ? en 8. New Re
srd is an ang h?
d, and 1 a i
h? took sons? i that,
"Everybod I ?
think ar.\ more of a quarter tl ?
do of our right < T?*ring
Of the people we consider, Think of
them rushing up to ! 01
their heart
? ? ? .,. r srhen
ran leave their 1
. ? n In* . ! r ?. . -, ? the box ?
office by a hard ? . Ificial
and insulting that I
go in rree! I am a ? ?e and
my razoi been us?
? o ? now I am
I wi!
polic? ' ? ?.
Tex Richard Ncatral.
Ind so <
time.
rity I
? ? ,- i tor,
11 i Inight. Cap?
?
flight i.?it Cen?ra' Pa '
, - i .
i ?.,1 . n '? ?- goi *
?rrroa? :? r before i
i tain that tlie r
? ? spectacular, ha ?
anee.
'
g Comn
?lay. ' I I ? .
? ?
?i ? ? .
? . li?' HP'".. ? ? . ' ?
. ?-.lure may l>. ...? the
mor?' importar,' dl ' '-ir pmei I
v - ? ns, 1'ranci?
? Iforai ? ?. .- ? ]n -, '?
\? ork as though so
?? nr .?. ere not imminent ';
road?
o III! .
?
. . ,1! house in the gyi ?
io big I
I to at??",- \
t his
?
'??li' ei)
| . - .o .
? ? . door ? si I
quarters end dol n "Mor?
I ! gut for my three .* ?
?
rii.
Bert
? ? ; . I f tar a i
? | i ?
:'..-. i ?.
a day'* work," hi said "I nrr? iu?t
t ' ? ? ?
: a li??Ir -1 ?
.'? ? 'ake ',
ilong Foi set this
afternoon. Voran will |. i I |
.
Rttfhic Likes Hal Cheat, But
Hugh .Li.
i bul ?Hal i? a ;
g good
aa> anythiBg sgs
When a Feller Needs a Friend . ??BR,GGS
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
_ By W. O. M'GEEHAN -
lU W. 0. M'I.KKH'.V
\ terr bli disaster bai j-at hem
averrii Jeai Willard altaeal left ? ><"*
Y?>r'?? flat yeaterday. Think or* the BUf
?; thar would have cajne.l. wi?h
th?? renultant depreciation in real en
aiue? and rhe inevitable panic on
Wall Street. Ju?t on rhe heels of a
tough winter, too.
? 'lie danger pom' .? pa-.?c,'. .'.ist
? ? ' ampton rh?? cranked up i ?
? ' to heat it he pai?e?l on the fronr
? the I oloi al Hotel and went
to thi i.a.-nn and ejjg? Broad
humanitarian feeling induced him to
stay long enough to collect sit..."...
Aa a f fact, Wlllard ? il vet
to rerr.a'n ami go through with the
M..r;-r bt .;? nr hit value ai a ein un at
II drop to about SO cent.??.
I1 ? ?-.?-irr.,.irr ?i mo?r earnestly desir
ou5 of ' . .':?! if the match ?hould
be cancelled because of Willard the
champion will r'r.d rhar his circu? au
dience? will become ?ingularly unre
i ?ubi Willard ii in earnest when
he say? that he i? no? particularly de
:? ? ' 'if- Moran, but he Va-.
eon idered ?hat r.?n?' ruction
???? r ? might pu' upon his
? . i - ?(.?.? ard a return !o the ring.
Of ro-irae. a i*ud?ien ?hutting On of
the flow "r quartern into the eolfen of
Jon* i Willard ij ndieate I '
g to the financier?. Bal "o?
?. ?? the Boi rig ? "iwni?
It - righte, < barging h
r. guiar ailni?M?ion male? ?he *A
rig routine a boxing exhibition
inder rhe la? If it li ennounci
Willard ii to Lot ?Aith a particular
rig" nar?r.cr arid he fail? to pro
??uce the advertised exhibition he ?? ..
'he rules.
If the champion want? to do a? he
plea?e? about hi? sparring he ha? no
,ri?e ar eamieaion. Rut while
eep a' the door of the Pio
poi ng CI ji. frisks the hoi polloi
?? apiece, the rjonor? to the
trreat < urley Jone? Willard chai '
tome rights, a? ir-a?' two
' ? if acti.r ehargi ! fi -
? -?al the audience could al leoal
il th?? thej rehearse a.? they ad
? tieed
"The people who hollered for their
bark Saturday are a bunch of
?ka'e?," l? ti e attitude ' I '
? :ir^v Wtllard-Jones syndicate. "They
. ?! v^nie measley quarters
\el ? i irle Willard Jones -
'he measlei tfliarter.
neat little hurdle? and tie
?.? them in the bark !<> the rre?|'t
? ? ? rporotion A'l tl
bered. Um?, thai
Willard .' : rate ?! PI ??
? f..r training expenses before the
?? ? i pe ligned. Il mast
n a champion than
;? ,)oc? ?.. mobil ??? .??, Bltn) Ti
? pi'e of th? fad that Jenes is
ti a? \?. illard needed eery little training.
I? ma) be rubbing it in to pom? eu I
W Hard ?Ire-?. ;, |
fill ol quarten under the fal ? f.r.
? ha ? a? to box ai Ri ieh
Moran < I nr? left
for nothing and collect? .i :
'. ime M i ?on, on the
Bowery, In training M'>r..r. g
exhibition, though he i? under
r.. obligation to do ??. He re arrea the
I ' to de 'i" ! a plea?e?. hut he r.
from ?ha? Itttli thing because be
the power of hi-- gallery, and for
? irther ri-i.'.in ?ha* he I'Ve? it
it i? not entirely Willard'i fault tha?
the infifit? .1 ....?.,. ,.? '.
|...rt?r.'e *n.| that he i? ????ntulent that
. "i . ? i .. i.. i.
la m r h rea? of quit) '"g il ce i
. Jack ii'Hr . n on? of th?
? ?i rha boxer?. sisad up bl
? . profei on rather aatlj once
Joca was arguing with a promoter.
Fight Log.
I O-Ml, II I
Cli?~?jnt * C. ? J ? h n n ?, Ertl? a? /
Ola-tll- A. C. ?Tammy Ttuh?v .a MVIIII*
Jem?. Car??, Ph?lan ?i. G***g? Klri*oort
VanD?r?llt ? C, ?Chl/ley Smith a- L ??
Jo?n.?n
n E8DAY.
B'oii.i- S C ?lack Dillon >. (.uitbaat
Smut
P?lir? A C ' Y??tk??n ?Battllni lpvlntk> M,
I. a Cannar.
FRIDAY.
Finally the impreaario said: "Now,
what'? the use of all th : " Vou are a
i ret??? intelligent fell.. ?. Jack
"N'o." Mid ?>'Hr:rn. firmly. "If I had
?. ? ?ntell !?'?? ''r I wouldn't be a
? ... i h ?t.- :.'? -n?-i. a thing a ? air
intelligent i ..
Ar any rut.- Jess W Hard
igement of the syi :al nol
nra'-ac one believe 'y..' Jack O'B
.:-am ??a? har?h.
Jack Dillon, the Indiana W
re-unie hii elf-appointed taah ?>f
cleaning un the ret? ran at the Broad
araj Sporting Club to mor-.
irree? Gunboat
W .'..?cat teemed ro be under tome re?
fining s ?' ?
his ia-t tight with Old .lim Flynn, for
the veteran fireman ?m pe?
get OUl of the ring on b'r? own feet.
v. th 'he Gunner it is understood thai
p i ..r. will ?how no compassion If
there j? a chance to torpedo the antl
quated craft whieh ???< once 'he pride
Of 'he I' B. I*.
Il an? flret announced thai he
ilunner'? an'ngo. || ?a to b? ? ?.?'.?
Weinert. the popular young ? n ? g
picture actor of New Jersey. H il il
teems ti.a' Weinen g"' seasick "r
?oniethlng at the ?hnugv'' of ireine in
against the lailoi So Dillon, ?rho got
Only gentle e\r?ci?e with Old Man
Flynn, agreed to ?B:i 'orr'. ??? hv ?
formation again?? the GunboB)
1 ,y' ?o ?how ?ha? prirefight pro
motera bava no f*i?e modest] in bo.-sr
ng '>eir waren, we print the following
? ? A < | ? I | . ,
T?? aeaaall ef Verdun util be a
? ' I :<;.red to I he ?.?'
tering velsh will re... ?re
from Be? I . ? ? ela h
th Sham us
porting ? ub,
on Mar. h IT. a".I then the ? ? a?
assault 01 Mf I rederieh Welah fo- ?he
h'g IT -e g OH tWO feet < an
?t?.p m ? ?
"Bhamus 0*Sriena, Parnells r ..r *->-.
one nor inything from Ireland will in?
.?.???ep? .j? ,,., ,,,,? niarci. toward ?he
championship goal
\ fee da?.? ago I r pp. I you all
? Leonard ?a? overlooked during
the n?.i?e of the \\ illard Moran bOttt,
Now then take thi? one that thai re?
nown?. 1 ?...n (,f Krin. Shamu- O'Brien.
?? next, h'.\? Y?- . F'ennj will Ratten
hrni ?l?i? ?une. and. funnv to r??'a'e it
Rhamui picked Ri Patrick'? Dnj him
?elf tor th? killing; hul he'll _?,, |'*?a
? ? reel the- ge? ready for ','' big
cra?h ?(th Wei?!, "
Murphy Won't Aid Connie.
Danny Murphy, ? onnia Mack-- old
right band man, mas manage Werees
?er. ,, ? ?(,, | | ., , I . .J." i , '
Wiltse Hooks Albany Job
Hooks Wiltse ha., signed to maaag?
Albanj.
POOR SHOOTING
BY THE N. Y. A. C.
Only One Straight 4String
of 25 Targets Made?
forbett a Winner.
--r.-i.gh' at ring of 25 targets
? ?cc?. end *hoot of the
'.' 'i . ??'-? Athlet:.- ? ?un at Travers lal
-.-?? te ras ] 1.1 orge J, Corbett, who
the high scratch gunner, captured
the !"" b re event with 93 out of a pos
'.arge?*?. The score compare?
ably with those that usually uin
ompetition,
.? gh1 gunner a?. n. H. Owen,
??'? o won the rravers island trophy
I run of 25 target?. He also wa.?
II one of the snecial trophy
'hat ended the programme. The
. cap gunner was 8. I.eighton.
Hi- won onlv after a shoot-off agair.'t
T. If. Lawrence. Roth had full scores
of I"" targets in the flrai time a? the
| trap?.
The shsence of straight score? gave
an unusua ? large number of legs to
ds in the ?arious regular
??en's. In the shoot fo? 'he Haslin
? up. 8 ! ? ghtoi s ; s?. Webb, .ir. eaeh
? ii a leg. They both had full
targets, Mr. I.eighton
reg ?nrr..j in rhe ?hoot for the
tournament cup. as did L. W, Tliomp
1 ? ? e ri.
. gui.nei- had full score? in the
? for the ai-i-uniiilation cup. Thev
-. Leighton, T. H. Lawrence. I..
W. ?TI ' i Braadenberg and
i: h ? ..!?*.
-core? follow :
111 ?.' I tK FIXT1 BES ' IBOETS HAADI
I >'?
: -???-a
H?i r- . - t us I.ijr. i
un . up
Il T H T H T ?I T
, ? ? II
n ? - ...
? ? -: ? 4 i ?
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/ R. |?r? i ? i : II)
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MOST GET HONORS
AT NEW ROCHELLE
I nd?*r condition! ?hat were ideal for
tl .- *por?. aeventeen men face,) ?he
trapa of the New ?SacheMe Yacht club
rday, with the result that full
? . were* returned la ?li of the live
r, eonte teil. The high ?cratch
mar- pro' ?*d to he A [.. Burn?. He re
? ; a card of '??'' ?!*t of his p?>??ib!e
I??'? and his -traight score of i1.'. ?ton
him a leg for the accumulation eup,
??th?r- who W??B 'rg* for that trophy
?.?ere E. .1. < '?irrrh, ?ieorge P, l.ranbery
and A. E, K?rper, The high handicap
man wa? .1 P. I?onov?n. aaith a total of
100 or. his I alid'i-ap of 12.
I N, Mcl.oiighlm and IV I?, .-toddar'l
tied m 'he scratch shoot at l?l "hir<"?."
and Hi 'he bont-off Vcl.oug'ilin \?o-i
Stuart Scott \?on the 1 ."i "bird'- -.-rs'eh
prise and l'on?i?an the take-home tro
I,eg? tor Ihr monthly eUP ??ere
?.or-, bj Nat Webb, C < Moore, .1 P
Donovan, A P, Bennett, A Rekbein, B
R, Moddard and f, M. Wilson A *pe
cial prise for a match at H "birds"
?t-a* won bv li. P, liranberv
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LEARY MAY COACH
HARVARD ELEVEN
Lfforls Will Re Made to Haw
Rricklcy as Assistait
. brider, Ma? . Mar ' 1 kl
?? ? made I
uh, . . 4.i.v . Associe
meei m ?non ?? ? e-. ? i rntirj ?
eon.te,?'- ?election of n ?
A-n" tO dit****! football affair- 101 Ihr
In athleti? t relea al '"' ?T
belief ?as rspre led that 1
f??? mai ears i
he in chara** of the act
,? r. -??-. i? llaughl
coach, whose contrae expired
, . ., an a?h iaol
re.?, gti Tr i ?m much the nan
that Waltei exercised for a ?'
? no at 1 aie
It was -iNo reported thai
?a.ire he.?.,? mad? -i ith John II?
te -ecure ?he i -1 t
Char - I- Briekloy. who has tev
? . re for another ea ion, -?
he eould return to Cambr '.
' e'op .Imp kirk??? ? iin.l ? "V " the h .? -
fel?) niT.
N. Y. A, C. STILL
LEADS BOWLERS
Roseville Players Have
Best Average?Roberts
Individual Star.
Although ?ta e'oie?t rival.? did well
last -4eek. the New York A ? rham
p?op team managed to retain the lead
in the Athletic Bowling League race.
The standing of 31 game? won and 14
|o?? Is, however, only a game each way
in ad' anee cf the Koseville and Ilderan
pin men. Tioseville, rolling ail games,
including a postponed ?crie?, won four.
??.hile Ilderan made rt three ?traigh* in
if? regular series.
In the matter of team a -erage Rose
? |c eo ?? nues to show the
nable margin, arith a r?iar- 0:'
- - \ bUl tlil?'C Of rhe fives have
Bt some tune ..r o'h??r rolled better
than a thousand this ?'???on. but R? m
ville, with an exceptional 1,127 made
la?? week, ha- place?! all o'her rffor"
in eel,p?r
Individuell] ? ?"???m Rob? i
"icrk A C. man, goee pinning along at a
,.??,. (bal ??tl! -.?.or place him 'ar in
id'ance of hi? mOSl ?larigorou?- | I
.-?a\ bowler no" lead? with 196.24.
the next man to him hi g Ha i, with
1 O.S. and he ean'r nua!:*\ (?rover, of
F:..?e- ?He, ? | really second, with :
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FRATRICIDAL DUEL
IN HARLEM RACE
I. is a long lane that has no turning.
but when the trail eventually \c?r* off
the ?.poils of victory are much BWCeter
Ar. ! such was the case when Edward
Lehman finally succeeded ir> defeating
hi? older brother, Irving, and in<
tally won first place in the
handicap race of the Harclrn Al
i.cague yesterday, h'orty runner? went
'.'??r the course, which Started from
'.he Maeoiabi Athletic Hub.
On four previous occasions this sea
?ori the brothers have tested each
other's tleerne?-. ?,? fool In each meet?
ing Edward had to suffer the conse?
quence* of purchaaing the ice cream, a
?ager made between rhe young a'h
letea, when he trailo?! home h'?- brother.
Hu? fortune ha'- finally smiled oi Ed
ward, who won by thirty yard?
Although they captured first and se,
? riti place.? for the HarbrooV \
they ??>rr poorly support".i I
their team mate? Their orgr.r.
finished thrnl with forty-four points,
,vith the Morninffside and Ma?
Athletic rlttba m a tie for the prize
arith thirty-eight points each A | .lames
Terty nnlehed in front ,.' i harli
V ood. the flral members home for
Maeombl and Morning Idle elubs re
sportively, the rule? awarded ?he ban
or? to Maconib?
f**Um ?... j.,
r laahman I??r' mod A ? i ?
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TEAM HONORS
IN BRONX RAQ
Jack ?Dolan Gets ?p
riaic ior Winners k?.
Windmill Spurt.
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tents.
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hawk Itl tie < car ???nbati'v?
thrilling the From latem
race to hi long stride little J|Z
Phillips, tf" best taaea rvraaTa
the Bronx < hureh H? use, gav? hu-*,.
foot rival a fight ? al will 1!ti >,
I in hj? eiTorta on the track
The Goliath and the midget ru,
stride for ?trido r\, ? for prvt;??",
th?? entire distance, with Ph<M'pa as*
? ? ' ' ' '?'V*?**?.
I rent i? 1 fuhr.???
?a oar '' - Hoctded t?
?-,*? .v, ..
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tr?caaa, it?
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Mohaaki?
tiers b . ?<*??'?. and, bftaiiij
I I lie tape, hi p.?? 0' ?!??
is little TTTl!
'I ?rai??, ??.
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1 our:h - - ??. but ?i??
h?ck.
aasasai rar
-er :?'. k h igk ?cb?<
performaet?
p r*?? by r?
nin?g awsv I aeats la 8j
??ther caont decided TI (,r*ti for,?.
te bit 1 *j
snd, bo . th ?p<-?d. an
happer, reyrassaSsa
the Ninet ? sag Mw'i
1 Hebrew * ition, I ad?*d hoti? tfc?
' 1 tiier . ? ? ? , mor? than 1 stir?
and a ... If. T Kit:, sgj
toe ? rd po tioB, ?i? ? full nuit?
in the wake ?.f kapper.
I eon spies competitor ia tha no
?va? Harry Hcllawell. of th? New Y?ri
Athletic Club f/here wseataasaas
eral year- back when the Mercury I???
? runner could *a<e the r?ce of SSSJSSl
ruaaers la the 1<ki
ttettt Wl't
? . ? long? the 1 u re for ti?
?old sport and 1* a I raptisg a "<**.???
back.** In spit? of lack of trainisf
I Hellsw II ninth plac? i- tl?
? sf 44:11
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DE STEFANO BREAKS
A RECORD IN H?
?ha? ' I M*5lX
when "'"" of S
held sa? ?**
Gre? ? ? ' " ''"?'-??
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Silverst? n, lat? ? ' ' Ji?'
lus ?u-- n tm
Immed ite ifl ' ' ,ueJ!.
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speed dt pped Wg
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rd. "SBB
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"Three WeekT it Billiard?
? hieagtt. Man-; |J rh- thij-JWj
ee\t*
pionship loin ' ' ?"'""J j.,,!?
r *..?? ??
tadv. >?; the lead r.be? ? ???"?J
Georae ? lark >? terday, **'?','**
Maturo -?a? ? ini ? .r^mm
ship, gave the lead to the neataame
etnert.
Kin*. William IV.
VOP
Scotch Whisky
Received ht^hcu Award sf Merit
and (?old Medal at San Francisco

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