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Goullet and Belloni Come Home First in the Six-Day Bike Grind at Madison Square Garden
Broceo and Coburn Winners of
Second Money in Long Race
Brflloni I? Thrown to Floor During Final Sprints
and Hal Hi? hah Leg Badly Caahed, bal the
Italian Kidcr Gamely Remount- a New Wheel
By Fred Ha?*rthorne
Alfred Goullet and (A.ot?nr> Belloni won Um annual six-day bicycle
t Mt?d?-wn s<luare garden list night before the largest aid rtoat
!?. ?J juc crowd that ever r=nw the fmi.sh of the historic evtnt. N ag
*5^*t*ridir?g upon the part of both the winners was responsible for their
Maur.oe Broceo and Willie Coburn finished in second ptl
IrW*ry_. nd Raymond Eaton third. This marked Goullefa seventh vie
?**! w^?v race In the garden ?he greatest reeord ever made ir the
tory to ? t*'a*' , o_
.JL. of the sport- I_
Gres*. WIM rind ?print
Tb. first of the .?tats Uiat were to
??is ths sis-dsy "Ja??
tttd exactly at ? <*?*? ?- *'hich
?tTtb. r.i?n M cercred 2,<34
T and ? UP?- GlfSe- ?n"h*d in
ata gsJarr, FM?
Namsrs, wits ?*?? ?
Gaetaus fslsrwlsf- ' ,,;l'ro
. ??t0k Osalitt and Bel.oni o.
_^^ ?et Csearti, made any ri?
la ?ts IS?? i*?1*- ri' otmg al Itheir
?MtaiiaO ts asssible attempts st lap
?a the part of the other
xdcrs.
Ts? third sprir.t was won by Oicar
TJtgastt next across the lire were Bel
jtaj, Jlsdden and urenda. Everyuody
?s* Mixeur- of a
aTatSSS "jam."
Tke fourih sprint was
?sto?, witn tncaa men tun.sn.ng in
truer: r ize.mmons, Oeul.et and Me
llaaars. in tne tiitn brasa tdu.c HaaV
its hnisned in tarsi piac?, ciosely
?ntted by Horan urenoa ana hgg
ttat norm.
A.nwrt at the sts- I ?he sixth
itriiit. If ?t.'e ?c.Nui.i . from
the p^fa- anu itai.i.i s
n.Oiuiioi . gettn , ../? in th>
irsd luvt, i.au.ng me tic id,
(?Sid get statted. orei d Mc
Nsmna mo ih? - ,n a
whs orgy i-i speed and
.jodic turtou? rising toi
Imed otJore >tc.vaina.a and orenda
?ire eaught.
This .-;, ?red to be the tignal for
"Jtmraing" by al lthc rider, and every
few r ci.?? was
brtaght to its feet with w.ld r.pplause
by .h? sensational rpr.ntmg of the
??Id From this point forwtrd it was
praetiallv impossblc to keep rack of
Mi? win;,< rr in the di ? La, for
I each othi r ?^ fast
.sat toe ??irden was in a bedlam all
.?rwgh ' .s la-1 '?
G?*Jet ?on several hents and Cobtirn
?s* Broceo got or
? Geajett and Briloni v.i?h ;:n rureased
?*ist Wad of 326 to 138 at the ?nd of
tit fMTtrenth iprint. The riding of
Isnasi is these jams was stirring, and
BaBBMlfth heat, in the -id:? of a
4?natta 'Jam," Betlor.i . shed to
.?le it* he w?s roun .urth
i'taw tarn. Badly ehaken up and
?ft? Ik left leg gashed, by a aplrntcr
??thai after being picked up by hla
? ?mar' ?way and remounted
? ?r? *? ? ??!, while the crowd roared
?haayrecistioti of the Italian's game-'
frscco - i Couburn, as they saw
> of beating Goullet and
B?il?ai fs'img, as tic race drew to
?nTnl its not?, tried every last.
??.?eiste reeert they could muster to
?'asi s lap, but each time they were
'stfbt after tome of th mad
?itiatirg ever seen in a iix-day race.
l> Dar.bury (Conn.) way he i?
noire, as "Mad Hatter the Second," is
si?? Delohry, milllona.i'" lid manufac
Sgar, and you'll soy he'' "mad" when
? ir tii? riet ni of M.k-'
??lltgp at the race yesterday ofter
wea. In the ;pnc- of an hour and r.
Ulf, I
I of el.SOO, all
tat lion of nhli
'??We one . the extra $100
joing to ? local Christmas fund.
Jt.se Delohry entered th? Garden in
ISSyuissly and incognito, nnd after
parking himself and two frienda in a
?St, surted to look around and inhale
?a? amorphere. The teams on
track at this time, were Goullet and
Bslloni ind Broceo and Coburn, thci
??easr?; P.. % Katon and Oscar Egg. one
lsp b?hlrid. and (irenda and McNamara,
Msdden snd Kaiser, Horan and Fitz
?iattoni and Grim and Gastnia::. All
the other teams, those three laps and
taore behind, were ordered :rom the
nek ?bout 1:30 o'clock. All the track
i-'.d? bunks had been removed during
??e afternoon, and tic decks were lit
'?rshy eltared fi i action.
M wat nnder such auspices that Mike
*,0*Ti ' .- his ?tuff." From i
e choked Hattle.i
Mike peeled !
" ' ITered it fer a
?*i and i.fter that was
?d Hitter the Si. nd"did no'h
peel and speed. He srav? $100
of Redding,
lay/* of Aun*
Ann and of Mike himself and i
.???good hats he makes.
Md e Madden wen $500 of thll '
?JfJ. Reg,,? McNamara $300 nnd Ali
waa?. Harr) Woran, Ali Goullet and
*"?* Irr $100 each. Goullet prompt
?*B'a his over to the Christmis
??* Having seen all the "exerc'.je"
?^?td. Mike Delohry threw away
??.at" of hit roll bv landing Joe
?S?t- iiscs mana-er. a Donus of $200.
**H?i< ? i W . ?r Rutt $100. This'
J?' " rv had been in-j
r**??*d Personally to the r'der?.
,JJ* ' lui "Santa" Pe'ohry |
??- ?'dnetkir.g burning In hi? right,
"***.*ou??rs pocket, shoved '.is hand
f Mi f Mind two Hi oh bl'.ls were bum
4,a?ie in his breeches. Mi'e imme
rl*'T put the offending yellowback?
r ? or.en-.ile sprint. Gaul'et won
? *]* ?*ih with ? tremendous burst of
with ;.ne other riders chs' ?
way through the !
s rnsde a total cf ??
I Hatter" had distributed
hid a sec nd'
'*??" k!? packet, but sad he hated to .
Jbber band iff It eecau?e It
eek" up Hanbory wry. a* d '
?d been br >ught up on thi
GaM ' f th"
?a k * ? fc ' li,e riders told
j ?nd witi
"7 ?'I elieved in fanta C'aus.
*??n?g?r jchn Chapman ordared all;
Wbuif^' 'n'* were three laps or more j
"nird th? leaders out cf th? rae? at
***? o'clock in the after: oon. ar.d this
?es a wise e.iove, undoubtedly. No team
I****.laps behind could hope to roako
?? this de?eier.cy in the few hours re
"*?[ng ? ifore the finals of the race
?*?. by rrowdlng th? track In the final
mwSt of (printing, they might be the
2?i ?f accident?. The teems that
?JJl out wrr? Hill nnd Verraes, Hello
Reun?s. Meistens a: t and
"?Be sr?' ()t
. .'d the same at, though they hid ,
?''J*? th? full race.
*:Ve', em ag?.?r,! At SrOS o*<
?r. Delohry, of Danbury, awoke--Tight,
Final Stand i nit of
Teams in 6-Day Hace
?.mullet Hellont
0 <"burn
Erg??Eat?a
. rNnmars (,r>-n?la
Msdden Kaiser....
Iloran-r Itz imirton? 341
<.rimm-(,a?tman. . S3
IM?.
il,
2V2
KM
449
Mil. s.l.-p?.
:.i'.r
The IT"innitift Team
Alfred GeuUei
out in meeting and said he'd be glad to
donate $100 for a one-mile aprlnt.
Taken, Mister Mike, and 'he rider?
were off, Harry Horan winning in a
hard drive through the lant half lap,
with McN'nmora second.
8:10 o'clock. M iBslear De ohry can't
?leep until he give? another ?100 "pill"
for another sprint. This time Mike
wanted to "see the wheel? go round,"
so he was ercorted to the tiatVaide by
an usher, poked his head b-tween the
rails until his chin was cush?
ioned or. the track and vniched them
whi? by to the : le Madden
won in a fur ou? drive ?, h ilrcnda.
and ?s th?y flushed o\er t?;;- line the
?Mad Batter id" wasted Ms famous
Dii"bury "kr
Three Local Mermaids to Go
Abroad in Quest of Titles
It was virtually scttlid that three champion mermaids of tne Women'?
Swimming Association oJ New York will riait Eurone on a competitive
tour the cominr spring. The invitation, originally extended to Miss Ger?
trude EderJe ar.d Miss Helen Walnwrfght, r ognited as the greatest all
around swimmers of ih'ir .?ex ever developed, now has been made to
inch; 'e Miss A?een R - ?unie chnmpion in fancy diving and one
of America's ka?.
Thr noted trio will prob- hly sai] fe
Engend in the middle of May. Mil
"harlotte Ersten, enptair ef the Iocs
organitatiot!. ! named a
ch.peron and n.a~e "er.
Offlclals of the Intercolk-?ri?t
iming Assoe'.stion mist he con
'?mulcted on the char.-if m?Hr
standard program for the league cham
nionship? recently. There is ni
doubt that the aa of titli
races at 440 yard? free ?ty.c, 15'
>?? d. batel
stroke. ?. plsce
and ?20 yard ?w.mr.iirir ?
help materrlly to <!?
around ab'lity amour/ tho eelleire wat?
ermen and provide t. with
rutare
international competition.
The one sourc? is that the
220-yard swirr
dropped, instead t>t tin
The latter is an -ntest
at he.-* i< ?reell re
very often the gfult ?nd turn dec de
the issue. Mast nation? hive aban?
doned it a? a champ.onshli? future. It
would have ttcal to re?
ih? f?rl??g rs'ii.1 ?id ul.ow the
? rd r*ta> r
?
confine th< I
inir. The new rks a deel
?sevtr,
n re?u!ts.
h ?ever'ean-vear-old
Pit??? er. itiraT .
? ? ? ?'? tr? I
style eharanions'nin of the A'leghei
Mountain A. A. I.., held ii. h.? hom
An uneo??idered eon
'ender, he not only defeated th
ho der ar.d favorite, Patrick Corr, o
the Pitt?hurfh A. A., but h? r
the course in the fa?t time o:
breaking the record | '.riet.
An int?r?stlnf feature of the .
aal water polo
called off after ?cveral
has hud been played becau?
in th? draw w?
?
th? i' B? team of thr?e ret.
who were noted ?tJ?r? ten >ears
ago. nd, Lincoln J
and Frank Shaw, the men in gtM
had retir-."! fro?r. cor,petition, but re
turned to training for the title t<
ment and performed in their a*
form. helping to defe.nt th?
seven of Stanford l.'niveriitr A ne?
schedu.e for the championship serie?
now is being arraared.
Mi?s The'm? I
A^ and Miss Viol? Tiurtm-n, of th^
I os Angel?? A. C:.. captured the feature
openir.?f la
a?e?1 of th? ??..
gelea. Miss Finn won tS
I fSO 1-6 ?ri M!? H*
took I j race in 3:10.
Edw?rd R?ddy. of the N?w Yo-k A
r ? ?tudant at M?rc
Aeadeir.y, h*? ju?t be?n e**d!te ?
??srimm'nrx 100 yard? in 0:16 In th? 75- |
foot ?c^'.ol ?s?vl.
Columbia Five
Downs Rutgers
Team, 34 to 22
Summ Aorotin'a for Six
P I a 1 4 (roaln ant) I?
?M Individual Star
mbia atoned for the defeat ?uf
:.'. the h?nd? of Rutgers ? \' ?
Brunswick a yc?r ?go by trounc!rh the
Srarl.', 34 to 22, in the Olu? and
?Ahite'? gym last night. Rutgers held
the lead for about half of the flnt
', but Jce Deerlng'a charges pulled
away, and the count at half time we?
14 to 8 in favor of the local five. Earl?
J. N?ale, football coach at Wash lagt??
and Jefferson until a week ago, we? at
the game.
Although Er.anuer put up a good
game for Rutger?, Captain 1
ton I vras tho Ne? Jersey ?tar, an |
,-?rs i?. plainly a one-man team. At
that. Bcnzon! conld tally but two f.eld
goals. Neither did he enjoy any great
success from the foul line, only ten of
enty-one alternate to score via
that method bein? successful. Colum?
bia, however, was so intent upo:,
ing him nnri?r ro- if that bob Pulleyn
?-?it out of the game ?
? 'ur personal fouls. Mo. R
i<-rstudy, w?s alio ejected for
? <? reason.
The individu?! ?tar of the gam? was
. <.f !??t yrar* rr?ek fresh?
man team, ham acccuntcd '
during ?he ei.rpurrt' ?.
ng and drlbbing vron him the
tt of the crowd. Dockeril!, in
imae of last season's '
excellently, a!;
nan. CaWk .Nprinp'r.orn was the other
Columbia ? r>ut u eritnp in
?-?ration? of the Rutgers
The victory wa? Columbia'? third out
of the same number of Mart?.
RutgtT?. tallied iir?t when P.eni-ni
caged two fre? tosses, and another foul
ar.d a 'icld goal by thu same player
ef ihe
?'?j by
an and field ?roa!? by Mrvi ard
irnorn tied the score a! 7 7, and
converted a Kat Into n
-tumble in the lead
of the hal
lumbia steadily increased it? lead on
roals by Dockerill and rSpringhom.
penesj endrd 14 to S In fr
? ? charge?.
In the ?rcond half Rutgers wt?
r than 7 points to the Blu- and
?rp:
Peilllon. r> Ce'.umiv
?
. i ) -Fpnr
li...h rlu-nbla
? r-ajpt )
R. O
i: i??
Paneoi rnbi?.
?
?on. ?
.-?? Mane'?
Irr.nal I
A Colt???
?
Stuflenroth Breaks
Course Record in
Cross-Country Run
T-ADELPMJA Dec. >.?Arthur
Studenroth, of th,- Meadowbrook Club,
to-day won th? Junior Middle Atlantic
A. A. V. ero??-eoui.try championship,
reducing the course record of -lm. lis.
mude hy George Rsmsey, of tho Sh?r,
ahan Catholic Club.
ienroth t<>ok the l*ad earl? in the
rasa. Although pressed hard by C?r
c increased his pace, covering the
?eeond half of the rive mile env.r
? ite le?s time th?n he covered the
..If.
! ^ ibaber.,
ished tfiird, ar.d Douglaa Clarke, of
Jean of Arc, ai iTenha-jser,
of Mc.-.rlo'vbrook, fourth i.nd flftb, re
gpectiv -'s victory gave
Mcodowbrook the best team ?':orc of
24, while N tivltv rim? second.
West High, Aurora,
Boat.? Findl.vy, 20-6
FINDIAY, Ohio, Dec 9.?Ralph
?o?eh of the Wtst
; of Aurora. Ml-, to-day saw his
football eleven triumph over the Find
lay High eleven, coached bj
brother, Robert, by a score of M
The visitors seired two touchdowr.s
-nd a Kirfet." throuyh weak kicking and
a fumble by the Fir.dlay tearr., while a
third touchdown came on a long pass
?he goal. Findlay ?cored it toich
r,n a long end run ard a 15?yard
?enaltjr arainst Aurora.
Robert Cook, Amateur Oarsman
And Coach, Left a Fine Record
Creator of Sttoke Whirl. Blrudrd Kngli?h and Amrr
?tan Ideai Wai One of Sport9! > 1 ? ? -1 Knthi^ia-tir
Supporter?, and 1)<?.?loped (irrat Crew? at Yale
By Jack Lavrrrni r
The sport of raring loot one of It? beat friends and one of its most
.-iaUic supporters last week w?ren Robert J. C*?ok, former oar>man
?and amateur coach at Yale I liversity, passed away. For twenty years,
from 1879 to 18?r9, he v?a?. practically director of rowing at Yale, and
Curing thia KOt-i loped aeveral great ercwe. When he
1 he found the aport of aweep swinging at a
vel. so far as Yale was concerned.
ived to i" -nty'? -n? '
fjr'.uncii rise and tall, an :
nlmost as low an ebb
'as they were in il.e distant day?
rat became an active figure in th?
was the fal
; the Knnliih Ideas
' Haven, but is not beh.
?in sympathy with Iks ?xtrer
j which imp irried
? under the dis?.
ills.
.
rollegt?t? rowing, Hob Cook was
' never t..
?H the re
?
u|<?n as one 01 t!
Taugh' l
? SOtaj ?a that he
' "'M ' death, lie
! ??Jgr ran what a
I <ng o? English and American idi a
j ????h ' ?Hue ^?11*
' has
'-at th? best year
? ?ate- were tnose in which
?ere empl
?
I Y alt
a .?cor? of years no
wss made In tl
tha ap
ea was
winging and th?
business i
lia ha? sur!. watet
; after Mr
iport at New Haven
were i departure from
lud t.tugh.. Just what
lOOfht "f tha meihodi err.;
by ? .. . ?ro.esslonsl
in tngUnd
resfioc
?
I
nos. sensational
!fl the last two year? her
crews has atnetic showing
against the ?fcclli ol <.'.hrr u
.ifeat after
the varsity
? Inatloca from Ne-v Haven w?re
vely beaten in at ? xrep
, th? oti
Niehalls In IM1, only a lew days after
otrugg.e ?gainst th
sam?
I fat? wet. aeeorded P. Jame? Corderry,
sue
?
' M-thol. Allaread
met -.ods taught
? ' rd?rry
j were ? .. alteird S3 thS
eve of the races ?gainst Harvard, and
line rer-iit? ?penk for them?? Iv-va.
The employing of Ed Lasdsr,
: of the i n.versity of Washington, a?
! Corden >?'? ?uicessor, is be?.eved to be
? a mo- art of ih? rowir.j ,va
vi' back to
?
first .igaged in ruwir,' a".
Yale ,'
partis?
| ular. ? many
.-.s his
1 irr.pn ?sun that the mexir.um ?pe?d
! could be obta.ncd by an e.ght thai was
ICOSCnod with a comuination si
lish .
Vi ith this r.lan in mind, Mr. took.
| at hi? own expense, WBBt to England
?and at Oxford made a study of th?
I system amalayad tncrc.
I tamed to Yale and ihor'!y i.fter
I ward became .ich of the
I that he brought
? back with him v
I at first, snd it WS
American frcw.i could never succeed
with the Engl.sh methods, even though
sodifiod th' ?
;ocal onditio.is. Tilt ursity
eight th:.t he turnt.I out wat not con?
sidered to have a chance with other
?rarst! !>ut it won and
lis atyle wat copied extensively there?
after by othir colleges. From that
time on Yale', ?tanding In colleg.atc
row.ng grew.
CuoK was graduate.
class of lH'e. ha? 1 and
i that
year until 1 ?&? n< wss practically sole
In lfiS9 ill
t from ac
bia ad cc was always
time affairs.
?as taken with
the illncbs that caused his death. Mr.
nlversity a
eolleetu; < .' cuj s snd other trophies
he had wen as an undergradu?'
some that had been presented to h n.
?.? a* head
ama:. roars. Tbe>
aje now on CAii.oitii/D in th? trophy
room at Yale.
Waiit- Ui?U School W-?sM
Intcr-rrtionul BttuC
feated th- Ma dea ;
here
All the rcoring three touch)
i?was in tha ?teond p?rt 3d. j
scored it? fi'St touchdown on ?
-d pass to Dvm1-orff. Pauley s
enng th?
' e twenty yards
' IBS seeond not?
-n from which
Th? game was j
'??Id-_
Veh^^rT'?aim? Fircf Tillo
Dels
wsr? to-night wss clsimani of the
",n Bupremscy ef the Atlant!.
?..'ter defet R. 8. Re
'iw27ti,>?.
. for the Dela?
ware *,m*
four ? ik'?w forward
paaics wh. - *-" other two, t
Pevtrl'r- Ptw?j Brat?. Dirklne?>n
1
nmr ,, tarn-'
r~ ? ' rsey team by a
?cere ai ?3 to ZZ.
Bulldog Oarsmen
Conclude Outdoor
Work for Season
? v . Conn.. Der. ?, After
two months ai practice the Tal* var
?ity crew? elosej the fall rowing see
i son ???n-iay grita ? Baal a ?
'arbor. The els?? crews closed
their ?e??on iraajedUt
I the f?ll regatta
M ?-ade up of mem?
ber.? of tv.e various ela.s? erewt ?ad th*
, fir?t four frjshman crew?, tir
r to
; ?aaJragh ng rece??..
The first four vanity crews r.nd the
varsity 150-nound cr*w began work at
?ng of col?
legs laal Beptemlwr. i:.*j pra
Isr Coach I.cad?r for the
, g--e?tcr part of the fall until, after the
I fall regatta, lbs vanity crew a
I harbor, where Mr. Moore took charge
of thrr.i. The varsity blue, vhlte ?nd
r?m?!ncd ?t Derby ut.ttl
irber 24, when, becau?* of weather
condition?, it was necessary fir them
IS ths harbor, ?hen they
beer prn I i? last two
ks. The rowing has ocen for th?
an, but on p?r
>M r,r wr.ly ?lay? the men
i h?v* worked ndocra on th? rowing
? f?!l ?e??on has, a? ? ?hele, l,*?n
.??ful. ??.-) ra"?h h?s beeu nceom
plii'-ed. ('??eh Le?4ei <?>
e showing of ih" erew?
to da'*, ?nd is pira-' |
ress that ha? been made in mastering
the new style of el
The present lineup of the first three
rar?ity erew? ?n,l ?S* varsity 150
a?t nd crew i? a? fo'.lows:
Blue c- R der. Bill?.
rp?n?
. Ewing. Haines,
. Miller, J
?ell.
i rew f lit:
! win, lUrrr liaasll,
r!r?Hbury. l?b?m.
l-'.O-pound cr*w -?man
rar?, Hall Chess. Law, Evan?, Ita\
? i?on, Arch bald.
Itgar Mermen Oui?? im
I.eli?<;li Team o?? to 11
The Princeton ???mining tear, a .
.r-ason here
Igfcl by defe?ting the Lehig-.
m*n. holder? of the h'??t?rn collegiate
1 league tit'?, El to It. The Tigers
re ) first place in every eve:
I lost second pta. ? M and
? 'ive.
Th? summr.ry:
1'0-yarl r?l?y--\Von by T'r
t ITrowbrl?!?.. !ir?r*r. nuUTf/ruth, Cap.
? lain pow.rs). Tim
Y ?lt-??Von by *4oa?r. Prlnc?ton:
.celon,
trtl rf?.h- ? n, rrlnc?'on.
tlr>tl?rwnri ? - K.??n?r,
I ? Won h/ D
ne?t?n.
. ;?ton.
I r .
r..'1?rwoou.
. Tl fi?r 1 Inch?.
;.r.i br?a?:
?
ilgh third. Tim?
lli'
??..:.'. Ha
Henny Leonard Wins on
Pointl in Court of La^
Benny Leonard, world'? champion
??Sight boxer, won a legal bou'
yesterday when Judge.
I Cutler, of he Hudson Cour.ty Circuit!
? vacated ? writ ?. ntttr
! for , ?re of the Leui.ant
Tendie bout at Boyle's Thirty I
1 test summer.
isr uylor and Robert Gunness.
Ph ladalp'nia fight t>romot?rs, secure?!
.tUchment on th? giound th?'.
..! failed te eoaspty ?ith the
term? of the contract te box for them
pti?k*r City ?nd tha? the 114,000
wat eipe?d?d la propantloa for the
bout. _
nvk;rnun IJri't? !.ufn e-tD
-TON, I'?., Dec ?.-Lafayette
K? orened its ba?ketba!l reason
to-night by -hopping .. hard
I ce, 3S
.'.lace, the visitar?' ea|
' ?tar
Ith ?a *
Brennen led L:.f ? tive
C?*?-?pu l'rrh V
HOBOKFS'. N J . "'?n,
Teir1 h.iketbu'l ?easel
iefsatiag the
team nf Webb Academy o^ the Fo?
rt b? the ?core of 48 to IX.
>-nold rrlayed. well for
?itors. while Capu'n Kurt? ?nd
1 for Steven?.
Cn'le-e, Allow ?'Summer Ball"
U.K. WU., D* I -Summer
b?s?h-\'l for money will no? bar ?th
? rmal
?\ d?
? y by represent?
western and Lawrenc?.
?
l?'f*??a l.fhith Frrahm-it
BLAIR.TOWN. Pa
defeated Lehigh freihmen
II to 24 her? to-day, and the Blair
?erubs defeated Bclvider High .School
I? t? 23.
t ,,' -?h ? 1'ir? Sholaton
COI Ohi?, Dec. ?.-The Co
!.. r.' the American A??oci
, irehaee
of PI rr,m
Indi?n?poii? Ar team.
?rcnr, ?en with Indlai-apoll?
for two ye?r ?r : prier 'o that slaved
wl h the L ? ?1 Lesgu?
GhTg*
Princeton Wins
At Soccer Over
Penn, 2 to 1
Victory Results In a
Tie for th*? Intercolle*
friste Championship
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ?.-Before a
crowd of 6,000 society fana Princeton
defeated Penn In the intercelUgiat?
soccer match en Franklin Field thl?
sfternoon, 2 to 1, In a senaatlonal
ralky.
Penn mad? the first score of the
fame from a fool. Captain Amelia
waking a wonderful ?hot from outside
the penalty area. The scare remained
In Penn's favor until within uve min?
utes frcim the end of th? match, whin
Pi I BOS Is? te?m started a rally that
proved to b? toe strong for Penn * de?
fense.
Hy its victor/ Princeton tied Penn
for the intercollegiate league till?,
?r.d the play-off win be staged on Unl
? li'ld, I rlnceton, n?xt Wednes?
day.
? - Tiger football play?r,
w?s a hero tor hit team.
Th? llre-up:
- Prlneetea ''.) Wenn O)
?Bar (Csp*) Cooa?rw?ith
? r i
?
?
A.m*lt? li'ipi.i
la M. ... Vol!om?r
, O R.Tuwniay . N?lt?
I I H ip?r .
. Unt'llba-1- :
I I.Th^ aa . rartrtit?
. JtWrtt . >t '
ibln. TrlncscnTP
irjetl
I ,n. Btlmeon
r T >wnl?r- l In??
I Merph .'.*'?'??
lag._
Navy Basketball
Five Lifts Scalp
Of St. Francis Foe
ANNATOLIS. Md.. Dec. 9.?Opening
its l-'sketba'l season aga'nst St. Fran?
cis, of Brooklyn, her? th's sfterno n.
imy won by 49 to '?i in
a gan i ?need and close team
r.lev wruld hsve been creditabl? for
mid-season. The scor? of th? !".-st half i
aras -? ta il Ib faeof of the midship
. ?rd th? tesrns played on almost I
even terms in the ?econd period.
The visitors were very fact
-a??ed cleverly, but th?ir shooting,
brth from court and th? lin?, was
?n the f.rat K?lf. In th? ?eecnj half
they ' basket mere t*asi
Mo'sn ?nd Keating doing tome
partie ilsrly good shooting.
The rr.i !sh;nmen ?ere without th.'
services of Psrr. ciptsln snd gO'gd
forward, wh.i w.?r? foctbal'
rn?t. and cannot play baskets:!, on s?>
e-unt of an ?end.'my rule, u:
"?ri^d has elspssd from the formar
rilg, a new man. played a
game at fordwsrd, leadlr.g In the
seorir sn goal?.
The |:ne-iip and ?un.i
Th* lin?-i?n and tummarv'
ev.n:, .?) HI. rt??el? fill
Hat ?.Moran
n.r. ? e - Keating
i ?nur - b'.tr. I.vn-h
i raes . l
K d ' ira? .... VnrSATI
ri- ' ? <"? 1?ti>?. Cralt <t).
Harr'e (4), lUrn?? i ^ d?, Mill?.
Frauds Keating
To? h y (l). Murean (J).
- N?- a! Acae
I 111 - - I, SI /r?
* In II, K??'lr.?. 1 In I. PjI ?i|- .-??
'rrls. Karri?
. n I r
I
-
I Martians Tism ot Bal
?.ate?.
?a?ilwile Signs to Meet Criqui
! 4t Polo Grounds Next Ma)
By Jack Lawrence
?u.ui will be in our midst in the not far distant tutu
the Kuropean featherweight titioholder will have rirat crack at the world'?
ohtimpionship in this clsss thst hss been held so long nn.l U natrlSOTly by
Jchnny Kilbane. Tom O'Rourke, inatchmsker of the Republic A. C. yee
terday admitted thst the international bout was practically all net, with
the scene of sction the Polo Grounds and the time around the middle of
May next year. Mr. O'Rourke, it develop*!, has been doing business out
?vr land <lurir.tr the last week, and with such success that ho returned
to New York on Friday with Kilbane s signed contrsct safely tucked in
his inside pocket
??. i? understeod, h?s also
agreed to terms ar.d th? important
p?pers with the necessary signature
on the well-known dotted line will be
received by Mr. O'Rourk? within the
I of a very few deye.
A.l of which ?iil be sad news to Tez
the Garden promoter, who
?hing all ?Si ???fly Is? a
world'? featherweight charnpionthip
al Madison Square Garden early
in February. Negotiation? between
RickarJ and the French title-holder
have b??n on for some time, it is said,
and th? Cardan promoter had p..
to present Crlqul In two, and possibly
three, matches here,
Kilben?, it i? known, has be?n In
favor of risking hi? honors against
. th? only thing ?Unding In th? I
way of th? eoniummatlon of the match
rohibitiv? figures that Mr.
: ?? ha? ?at on bl? serric??. Tom ?
i.?a apparently named t..?
r'.girt iiguie?, and they mu?t b? ? tidy
: Ike realm
< rlqnt's ( areer Moat Remarkable
CnqUr'? career in the ring has be?t
? moit remarks'/,.? on?. In point of
nrenencr it ran be ?aid that b? ha?
fought almost a? many battles as Kit
bane, but it was not until a year age
that he really began tu Atrur? ?? ? poi
sible successor to the Clerelead tit)?
holder Criqui ?trvvd in the French
ermy during the war and has a An?
A part of his jaw was shit'
?way, bat the f.sts that heve b??r. *
I at th? artificial ?action tn?t
. up part of hi* chin h?v? n?v?r
| m?terl?! d?m
?g?.
ee th? aar Criqui he? moved rep
te the t'>p and ha? apparently bad
r.ir?culty in wining over all th..
feather? who heve climbed into th?
kfoat of I1? fights
has* taken pace in Baris and London.
??.?rrrnt w?s a victory
over Billy Matthew?, featherweight
champion of England, whom ka knocked
eut in seventeen rocada before the
National .Sporting Club of London early ,
early last week.
Frank FU? rnoy ha? arranged a card
far Medl?o .?rd?n tomorrow
should bend New York fight
fan? ee? of th? rooet Interesting ?ve?
in?? tbey h?v? spent ?t a lingside in
many menth?. It Is Floumoy'? belief
hat th? public demand? ectlo.t. and
would retb?r gee e feet aad fartons
Kilbane? Challenger
Eugene Crlenl
Baut between a couple of obscure
scrspp?rs than a stow contest b?'
a champion and the most logical chal?
lenger. The matchmaker alee bel'?vt?
' he ?versus boxing far
??1er? in new face? and p?trf->rm?ra not
familiar to New York ring followers.
With this doube barreled idea in
view, Ktoumoy ha? arranged the pro
gr?m of hoot? that will bi< seen at ih?
n to morrow night. In the main
? New Yorkers Will h?v? ??>
opportun!?
lightweight ?eOaetlon in ?etien one?
more. Thl? la J?c? Bernstein, the
Vonker? boy, who if I th?
most interesting figures in Amei
f. The unbroken str;n?; i
tone? trat h? la? strung acre?? th?
on i? th? last y?ir would ?eem to
lad tea te that he Is to be the mo?
ta J nanny Du-d??, h-.'der of ths
werkd'a Juniar lightweight title.
a
After White House Reception
Sarazen Gives Capital ?Lesson
Double Champion Prtfrent? Chief h'xeeutive With \?ei
Driver After Meeting Many Dignitaries; Mr. Hard?
ing Mention? Tremendous Drive He Onee Mad*
By Ray McCarthy
WASHINGTON, Dee. ?.?Oei.e Sarazen, national open and AraanrtTssVst
professional golf champion, took Washington and tho White Ilonas try
storm to-day. After a visit to the Presidential Mansion at noon. Sarasos?
gavo an exhibition, a "tree golf lesson," as it w.ta advertised, to some flea
thousand Washingtonians on the'ptiblic links at Kast Potomac Park.
More Important br far to Saraten.S) ...
however, than giving an exhibition ?a
the reception President Herding, a gol:
? nthuiiast, gave mm. Us says the
next to winning the natlrnal champion
?hip it w?a th? gr?at??t thrill of hii
young lif*.
?S?r?i?n's entra?e? at th? Whiti
House wes dr?4s- - .-xtreme
As h? rntered C rwTge 1 Sa?
President's secr*t?ry; qutc? y ?ron
from his chair ?nd advanced to meet
th? youth.
The room was f.l'ed with I
state dignitaries, representative? o:
vsriou? foreign countries and platl
visitor? >?* n? on ?baking hands wit>
I led th?
air. 1 riitian gr. ?
?millng youngster, who
111 at eaee, everybody ?
and turned to look at the ?lr*ppin?
little feliuw, who was attractiv?ly el
tlnd in gr?y knickers and a he?vj
gray overt oat.
Japan??? Klrsl Celebrltle? Met
Having received the champ
proceeded ??
?ntrodu'- v?rlo'ii
, group? in th ? 'he lirai grouj
three Jap?
"Ah, the chsmpi' I
i Then, turmrr/
?aid??el1, whatever he ?
been "this li ' I ?If ehaaiplon,"
for the word chnmpion wa? s, ?
?
Cards were rxrh ing.a and
r???cd on tu the aeat group
?tor?.
MHe?l r? Banset
you're quite a little fell i
Going i
Eventual?? Baraten ?as ltd
"Sarsren, !
. . >.n beat me Hut I il t' '
you of ? long drive I hit ones. It mutt
h?\? b?en fllO yard?. A" i it wim'i
down hill, either. Really, I'm n?>?
Ing. ( don't kaow h?? I *>?r did it,
but how I Unow it muii have been "w?y
o\*r thr?c hundred y ?I
', h?d only ? raaahle niblick ihot
hoi? wa? ?bo.
yard? long."
??r?z?n, "I'm going to Uy otT
? ' ybody r.<ar?a.
"Wall, Baraten, w? must have a game
some *
St to rre.idenl
"I'll seeept th? challenge. An I
Mr, Preeldent, I hev? ? dut. I
hop*
i m?. It? my p*t drive s club
I ? >n th? nation?! ?nd P. O. A. chain
plonehlpa."
u meen you want me to have
thur ??k?d t*e Fnt'daat, i?
credulou?ly. "Well. 1 ter'
c?ete it ?nd I ?now It will help n
atontes, demenstntloa al
Park wa? prob.bly th? m?
of it? kind ever given In t
, HI* masterful exhibition
skeptics in the gallery (if therr
? ny) that thi? 1ml of twenty one ha?
j a? sound a gam? of golf and know? a?
much about the r.teenan cs of the golf
?wing a? any ma.i living.
Th? champion ?hawed 'ow he gripped
hi? elub?. H?
?tot, told
shots, hook?,
some trick ?V
ncra are apt
eomnltt? hit
on Broadway
te the
after his ?ih
If a r.i
Diegi I as his
and V
Club pro.
The
explained each aad
?ml demonstrated the
rials, kn??t, hips, bad;-.
on every shot; play? I
.not?, back ??i?
?ii ?tmonstreted
* and ? ii? that begta
play. TS? ?bow was ?
out, aa they say
a of tftB ero*#?L
? . consented
with t>o
reddle
tlonal,
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