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THE SUN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1914.
World 's Champions Step In and Capture Hard Hitting Sherwood MageeMay Get Lobert Also
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SHERWOOD MAGEE IS
NOW BOSTON BRAVE
WALKERS MUST ALTER GAIT.
(lie
01lipriilae .Indue .Viirlnn -May lip
forced Withhold Medal.
Tlmt Jonn T. Norton, judge of walking
for tin- Junior chainplutislilp meet, will
have, hands full Is evident from the
entries for the event announced Inst night.
Only nix men have entered, hut a study
of the ptcvlous performances of the en
trants makes It probable that nt least
fill per rent, will fall to comply with
the rtquliumetits of a fair heel mid tos
Knit.
The six entries are: Snm Schwartz, Irish
American A. C. : .lolin .Morrison and V,
l'lant, Long Island A. C. ; J. .1, Ilrwig,
, -villltnse A. A.i .1. Burkhurdt, Bronx
j ' ChiirolM louse, and J, Ely tloldstcln, un-
The most pietcnttous baseball deal "f I iT a matter of record tint two of
the season was effected vistonluy nrtcr-; t,CH(, competed In the two mile walk at
noon In this city when 1'iesldent .lamest tin; Thirteenth Kcglmcnt games last Hat-
V rjiffiiec of t in world s Cliam linn nus- ninny mm i nu miic in nu- mo nine
. . . ... . Lllllll .1 .1 l.rt. -l.tt. . ...... ......
ti-,1,.., ii?nr.l mitt e ( er ancrwoon " ' ""J jiiiihj
I'rcsiilciii (Jnffui'.v Sljrns
I)!sri'iin(l(Ml Quaker for
Two Vear Service. -
LODKItT MAY .KMX IX DKAI.
1011
i Jaunt did they exhibit any symptoms of
" ... . i true heel ntiil tne ltiellwnl nf nrnrrresalnn.
Magce. the recalcitrant outllel.ier torn er- Scllu.,rtZi ol,ieP f . cllt'He;. on
ly connected with the Quakers, to a two j,,,,,,,. nav,1K. llul a dispute with
sears contrnrt. ! Hrniiiii ohertubrsslng, then Judgo of
Willi "itlMIIK.
CYPIEH SATISFIED
WITH NEW OWNERS
! PARTICULAR ABOUT FAIR
New York PitVlicr Kven Calls on
Wild Mill Donovan (o
Assure His Job.
STILL NO AXXOI'NCK.M ISN'T
rsnffiiri- cot ncrinlsslou to iic.u
the dUisatlsllcd pl.oer less than twenty
lour hours In-fore. He Kent an emissary
to Quaker Town to In Ins Sherwood Not
tlnsham Into conference Magic's of
ficial signature followed within an hour
after Magce saw the Urine mogul.
Gannc), It Is understood, also has per
minimi to treat with Hans Mbert, the
fluttering tkird sicker of the Phillies. Ill
1 exptctid that the iMitehmaii will llguio
o.i. ..tine deal. Lobert Is hi the West '
and has made no tcply as yet to llaffney's
liiqulilrs, . . ,
John .1 Mitlruw was supposed to hne
Bone west to see lobert lnt week, but
sonic believe that he went simply as ad
viser to Messrs. Ituppcrt and Huston.
The fact r. mains that (Jaffney has been
nuthoilxcil by William K. llakcr to treat
villi the third baseman.
' Mngeo signed a contract for two seasons
with the llraves. It Is said that
imper calls for 52,Ui) more salary
i.nilli' than Ills old contract did.
came' to this city In company with
as to the fairness of his calt,
while theie tite suspicions as to the stvle
of others In the competition, it Is up
to ,lohmi Norton t" separate the sheep
from the goat and to deliver a walking
championship that Is won by a walker.
ATHLETES RUN FOR CHARITY.
New York famliini may rest assured
that no announcement of a transfer of
ownership of tho local American League
club will disturb the Yuletlde linimony.
Krank J. Karrell declared as much yes
terday afternoon and his statements were
reiterated by both Messrs. lluppcit and
Huston, who hate an eje on the properly.
I Hie prospective owners remained In the
backKiulllid all day. If they had any
conferences with Mr. I'arrell they took
pains to conce.il the fact. In spite of this,
however, an undercurrent of rumor kept
n-i...... ..ii.... t.ii. i ..it, i. ... i-
""". "i i he unuteur status of the applicants has
it . uiii-iy .-.iiii iiij iiiiiiiii vi nm iiit.nd-1 oeeti esiniiiisiii il.
serial selection, was seen with Opt. '
Must
Sit r-
the.
nn-He
Sec
retary William Shettfllne or the Quakers.
"I am skid." ald h "that I mil with
champion at last. 1 am sorry. f course,
that I wasn't taded lat Aiicust. That
nould hac Biven tin- a piece of the
world's series mono. Hut that 1 Jut my
luck. I boosted three of the Phillies to
Vrank lUnrioft for that trl to Honolulu.
llBUrlmt all the tlnu- that I was to be In
the party. I was leftout. Sin) 1 now my
inrlt will rh.iuce. I hac ben in Phlln-
lot some or
of I, iicnl (.'nicks In
II ii mi- Cnrilen VI eel.
More than COO entiles hnve ben re
celvnl for the save a home athletic car
nival tu take place. In Madison Square
Garden to-morrow nlRht. The ofllclals of
the Amateur Athletic I'nlon have taken
nrfiit Interest In this meet and In conse
quence many
plated vMtlmr Muffalo on this nlcht have
chanced their pi ins and will exhibit their
speed for charity In the tJarden.
limine" Kolehmalneii will start from
scratch In the three mile handicap, and
with the best of the local distance men
entered nitalnst him he will hive to travel
coe to his record (lcure of 11 minute"
is I-." seconds In order to win. Harry
Smith of the Hronx Church House will he
lone of the men depended on to extend the
Kreat I'lnn, and In The Hionx It Is said
that he Is KetthiK back Into the form that
enabled him to defeat Kolehmalneii unci
Kramer lat iv Inter.
In a special 100 yard race Tom Hal
pin's record will be In dancer, ami there
will be considerable Interest In the 1,100
yard relay race In which the lrUli Ainerl
Women Sn limners SI list
Amateur .stnlun til A. A. 1
Trouble Is Imminent over the announce
ment nf Hwlinmlni; events for women at
the carnival of the Sportsmen's Show to 1
be held In .Madison Square (lardeii .la Hilary j
to U. Inquiry at the headquarters of Knfl'V
iiih ,v. ,. r, csicnlay prouuecu tne in
formation that the women's event sched
uled for the Harden meet had not yet re
ceived tho olllcl.tl lecoRiiltlon of the local
leRlstratlon committee.
The dllllculty over the recoKiiltlon of
this event Is piesented III '.he number of
women who have competed as profession
als. The letting down of the b.us to allow
women to compete was by no means In
tended to Include the participation of any
women tainted with professionalism. Not
only Is the A. A. I". alive to this phase
or the situation, but the Women's Life
Having Corps, which Is composed of ama
teurs, Is Jealously watchlni; the women
admitted to registration Willi the A. A. U.
so that the professionals will be elimi
nated, The swlmmlliB meet In the (Inrdeti has
lecclled the sandhill of the A. A. C. but
this does not extend to the women's race
until the cui.illtions and partlclpntKS havo
met with the appioval of the I'nion.
Applications fiom about a dozen women
swimmers have been leeched for regis
tration, but these have ln-en held lip until
msEX' iA. A. U. MUST DECIDE iAlDMNIMAKiITYTEArai SAFETY PLAY MAKES
Mslnlillsli llxlrn 1'lvr Mlnnlp I'rrloil Neccs-
STATUS OF IRELAND' rZZTJri BILLIARD GAME SLOW
of l'a Fl villi of Irish
Club Depends on Killing
of August IJoily.
di ml was forced to tihiv nil extra live
minute period to K.illt n 3.'i to 30 decision
over the alumni yesterday nt Juniper Halt. ,
In the tlrst period the Newtown vnrsuy , ) jilt l(WS Defl'IMS S I it'll I "llll I,,
had little trouble In oiitplnyltiB th formrl1"1 I'mm "1 -llll til
J its in .enri.v 'i nree
Session.
lour
J..l..l.ln ... I,.n lll'l. t li:il-,
i.iii.. r .. ... . , ,,..1.1 A C. NVw Vnrl; V r" Kwllmn ('
Willi 7MJIIUI1KS I unim I - - . . . ..
mv Interest.
will be able teistablish my reputation.
."Maaee was little use to us." said Secre
tary Shettsllne. "lie was dlssatlsllid. A
flltvatl'lled ball player Is worse than none.
Of course Philadelphia will he sorry to
lose him. but I think ho will do himself
crestcr Justice where he Is roIiik."
The terms of MaRef's transfer weie not
mde public. Oatlney and llaker talked
for an hour over a number of piospectlve
combinations, but finally decided to leave i
It all to the r managers (Jeorite Stalllngs
nnd I'at Morau. Theie Is very little
donht that Hans Lobert will be Included 1
In the final transfer.
Ijbcrt Is tllrtlUK with the St. Ixiuls
Kederals Just now. lie tried bis hardi-l
to Influence Magic to cast In his lot with
the Independent. Magee's first act after
tdcnliiK with Boston was to wire Hans,
ndvlslnifhlni to get luto the band wagon
with organized baeball.
Huston ii li rill lt the 'afternoon. Kill seems
aiHiiit as much at sea as any of the rest ,
of the crowd. Cy I'lclt, a raw tecrnlt of I
the New Yorks, called upon lllll at the
Imperial Hotel during the day.
"I can w in a lot of games for miu, '
said Cy, "if ou will only give hp a ,
chance." The big fanner then went oi,
with it spiel of woe for his apparent smut-
athletes who had coiilem-P" ,,.K!' ,
Ill' i'liii'i:ii ,1 l.ill., nun L'uiiut.iii, iiiu
took me back to my experiences wltn
Washington ear ago. That la wheie I ,
Kot my nickname. They would stbk ni
I In the game once every two weeks and
; expect me to hit a knotliole. I was lucky
If I lilt the grand Hand." '
, While. Katrell ileclarrd that he had not j
seen or talked with Ituppert nliout a lran-
fer r the club stock, .t w.is lovrned that I
, tills end of the transaction was only a
fnrnialitj. A frhnd of Huston deilared ;
that the whole trans. ictlon had been agreed -upon.
I "Messrs, Iluppert and Huston." said he, i
l''n.u ..ill.. .,ii.ii.- r..i l.'.i.r, 11 til Ii.iImIii'K
his books bef To they take hobl
club. The Dual details weie all
out In Chicago. Theie Is ab"olutely no
chance of a hitch ir 'he club Is delivered
without encumbrances." t
, Opt. Huston declared vest, rdav that
' In some of his references f tnc day before
he had been misinterpreted. The'e le-
ferred to the club's obligations.
I "The statements made It appeal that
1 Km nk
MERCER AND MAXWELL
TEAMS IN COAST RACES
school stiiilitits nuil led nt half time by
a score of rj to 7. ScndltiR In several
subtltutej. Including Twaddell. tho Cor
nell star, the alumni niaiiaced to oven the
score at the end of tho two legulnr periods. '
The lineup!
...Mrirsn. Siiiy CI I'll Kit IXXIX(iS A in: ..y
ItlKl'.t fnrwanl ''"'I
. . Centre Hliuonsnn
. .I.efi eiiaul . . . . ..I'attetsoii
. Itltclil guard Murks
jVltltlllll. 3U, I.UIJ.II-
fiir K. Kelly, Til
SHTATIOX VKKY DKI.K'ATK i Vt&u'""
, iMMttillrl. .
' ! ilHrrntt . . .
, S limv
.... . . . . ... - I I in latin.
Ii m In l.rt .Imvlfl...! Ki' Hin i-hti Ittliifiliwtlltl tllCntw A 1 II III II I. Iltnh
committee of the Amateur Athletic fnlon I ZWaH"rusVwi": i'l :
before Pat l-'lyim will be nlloned to start Iinnihinn. , Yrkes. .1; durrstt. 2. Aluinnl,
I ni. f,. I.I.H1. -Hiiprpan. i nuuurii.
13. I'. Kelly, , droll, tlonls from foul fpP'
I Vftiif.. 3: il.'.rr.iit. ita. t. lie fere e I Uns
I Jnhtl'nti, P S. A. I.. Time nf hnlvcs 15
ami s inliiutei, und one extra period of 3
IllltlUle.
MnndliiK of the I'lu.irr..
.1
COMMERCE BOYS TAKE LESSON.
TrlckN
Vunilei'Iiilt and Graml I'ri.e
Kvents Are Filliii"' I'p
Willi Slar Driver.
In the two mile run at the Junior cham
pionship meeting to be held 111 the Thir
teenth Iteghnent Armory next Tuesday.
I'ljnn Is a member of the Irish American
A. C. nnd before coming to this country
won thu four mile championship of Ire
land. So far no protest has been entered, j.,,,,
agalnit Ills competing In the Junior event '
but I.awsou Ilobertsoii, trainer of thej
Irish Americans, has put the mattei up Tim
to tin championship lommittec fof a decl
slon,
If Iiel.nid Is .i country, then I'lynn Is I tho
l..Alln.l .. .1... ....11. I.... - ...... I.... IS
i m'lifiiuit , inr nu i uiiuii i iii kiii i i iiiii iiir
tnr.irir rh.inioliin-blim lie thosii who have t
won eh.niiiiinnshnis of aiiv country. Theie I t
,s a certain aunilim or humor III the t Ii-; .Menoi.n liini. vesteru.iy uiorninir.
t'T 'ig nf l'lynii for the event, because Hammond Hughes iiud Strasier. the tcn
li.uk o' the Ii'is.i Ameil '.iii A C. niv I'at ders of the Co.inne, i-,. gonl, had a busy
Conway and other Irishmen who have
spent most of theli lives contending that
the (Ireen I ! a lountrv and lighting
A piilel.y . .
Matthews,
Moon
re riHthM. .
ir
nger
VV
1
t mill
1 1)00
II
l P. Matthews defeated He
Spear In one of the tlnal imc I g
Ithe amateur class C IS 2 bilk .-e
i ch.'imp'onshlp tourii.imo: t a! I in
lard room last night by a - o .
!to l"i. The game w.is p i ' a
markahlo for the length of I u .
I...I H"l. u. r. ... ... I ..I ..
.quilull. i nu null rimi'.'ii '.'
'I V
v
nf
. I
a
p school Tenches IVn
of lee Hockey.
High School of Coiitmeice tecelved
a sad dtuhhlnir In Its tlrst hockey game !nf tor o'clock and
when the Cutler School seven, w hle.lt holds' ! few minutes after
New York Intcrscliolastle
championship, piled up n victorious total
I to a in n burlesque game nt the
did not ilnl
II, spuullriK
League i l,lrcn "ouro iu ine laoic.
I I Iiero well) nil cum i'i i-iiin.
tho fin ly hillings, ntul as ,i n
lollies camo so seldom that at
Pi
a i
e J
Mlllrose A. A l.oughlln Lyceum mid
ltronx Chinch llousi! will hive teams.
Spilnts. hurdle lac's nnd weight events
all have tecelved the entries of most of
the local cracks.
Rirrell has oiiftatidlnB Indebted
ness, said tho Captain. "That was not
what I meant at all. I had leference
to the players suggested to us wi.-h
to sav hoc as vociferously as I may
that there Is absolutely no question of
i Me I'.irrpll's Inteirrltv He has llgllled
in. J.. will lie the: soccer Mecca ' .;'.. " .. .. .7..,. 1 u.. ....i.
tn.il'if Til., nnmi',1 i...ilrttt l.-....nn . I niullKMUUl ll II Ull-'lie'e-' ill. in nun mini'
v.... ...,! respect nnd confidence of the ..,.
.siiiiuiini i '"hi'iui mikiip nun Liii .t"V
HARRISON, N. J.. SOCCER MECCA.
I Annnnl Nnllonnl SIiiIp l.rnniir tinmp
j Sieliriliili'il for To-dnj-.
HarrLson. N. J.. will be the: soccer Mecca
i nr'-e .nercer cars nave oeen eiiicieu j
ror the Vnndci hilt iup and ili'.ind I'rlVe,
automobile races which will be held at I
San rianclsco I Vbruarj 22 and J? re-1
"pectlvely. due Mercer ihlver will he'
labile I'tillen. winner of the lat i.tand'
Prize race, laid at Santa Monica. C.il..
of the this year, and winner of the recent Coion.i
worked i race. In the latter event Piillen broke
all world's road race records by nverag
j lug ., nillis an hour In the 30 mile
I event. Pu leu also holds the lecord for'
Ithe (irand Prize i.ues, having shattered I
all pnvloiis marks on the Santa .tlonlca '
j com sc. The Mercer team has had an ex
ceptionally successful .vear in racing and
'the team will strive to d( fend the gold'
cup as we'l as win tho famous silver
I tropny in the aiiiierbilt. Pullen s team
mates have not yet been announced
for Independence fioin the P.illl.h yoke.
Now. for the ,nke of I'lynn's running In
the ihmnplonslup. the Irish brigade must
saerlllce the Independence of Ireland and
admit that Ireland i no a country
The situation l cmlrelv tiew and Ficd
W. Itnbleti, chairman or the champion
time tr.vuig to stop tlv Culler shots, nl
though t'ley iiecl eveiy part of their
body.
Dowllng, Hull and I'ox had a merry
time In driving the puck Into the Com-
of tho twenty-seventh session Six i. Iu
j gathered fifteen zeros, h.il a toll o'
I ii to i0 for Matthews. The w i in r a
I crniccd " 6i-ilT, with high tuns nf .
IT and l'i. while Spear averaged . M .
with high runs of 32, IT and P,
After the tlrst twei.ty-s. 'Vcn nrgs
which could hardly have been I . -1 restjnr
inercu cat,", the tbs: two named each i eVen to the. men plnylnc. both of tn
tnaning sever, venue i ov was Close oe-
hind with five
Clltler
Iov was
The lineup:
Muiii.
ship i omiiilttee, wa unable List night 1 Mti li
to fotec.ist the decision .if the committee j J:''"
on this point. "If home rule was In ef- J',"..,' ,
feet," said Mr. Itubleii, "theie might he I Mi I'lier-mi
a change In conditions, but as it l we arn l.inn
Inclined to ae cpt the entry of lTynn ai
made In good faith ami til!' that he Is
eligible for the meet "
PuMiioa-,
liOBl
. I'ol.n . ..
i oi -r point . . .
Itoler
Centte
l.e'' wfni:.
Itlht wins. .
.-I'lniol. :i; IPsh
i,n..:- iioiv.tnx
Comni-rre,
. . Ilumuinnd
lluxhea
. . .Str.is.er
.. Kllnic
. . Kellner
llsttner
Wiener
fchool of
Hull
BAKER MAKES HANDICAP COUNT,
i Si ere -c'u.ter
' I'linlineri e n
I t"o ".. Hrumi I Kriwson ?. Mrl'herson. Sub
is :.n;i,ii - llritti n fur Mi I'heMon. Iteferee
1.1 .Inrdrfii, Stevens 1'rcp .scliwl. 'ftme of
hdit - l.i minutei e h
M. ll 1 1 llg:
llni'i'N I'.iillii'ii Clirllmns
I lite nt Ice It Ink. j
' Two skalii'g races vv.te "n the Cir - j
I mas eve prograinme at t':e St N'uhilis
' llmk in the mile handicap. Dnn.itd
Maker, an unattached skater, led the field
H'.s handicap was L'O j.ird. and he won
1 after a nip and tuck struggle with W. M.
T.i v Inr of the N. Y. A C a 30 yard man.
I who was ecoml. I'. MacMlllati, un-
attaelicil, with a hamllcnp or y.ucl, wis
WILL DODGE COLD WEATHER.
licit
SlIT
III
Won't i:hlhlt ti.r More
I ml In tin nnd llliln.
I ItosTOS', Mass., Pec 24. When the
I Ited Sox baseball players who have
I weathcied the spi;na training trip next i ij jj,
year turn their faces toward the North l!
and home they will not have to wade 1 1 c6
. thtuiiKh the cold, evtn snowy, cities of
I Ohio and Indiana playing exhibition after
too
REDS-CUBS DEAL IS PENDING.
rrninhna Would Like Hither
Tivonili!?' op llniilels.
CitlCAUo, Pee '-'I. Negotiations for a
trade between the Chicago Cubs and the
Cincinnati Iteds arc still pending. Presi
dent Thomas to-day received a letter,
from Herrmann asking for data on th:eiji
ptajers he would like to add to Ills club,
through ii transaction of some nature.
Herrmann Incidentally added In his let
ter that the deal would not be for tni 1
erviccs of Second Baseman Ilelnic IS roll,
ns th club has decided not to part with
him.
York State Kooth.il! League will be played
there It Is the tlllr.l nf tli ..rl. r,
honors to date are even. Last year at
Lenox Oval the Nn'lonal League -non by
3 to 1. whereas the State League was vic
torious the vear before. Play will start
at 1' ;30 P. M. The following teams have
been picked ror the game:
National I.ssrup 'nininln. Nnlr.
Splrer. Mulr MeCsnn (cjptalnl. Iliitlr. vt .
llott.niJ. sisrk. Il ie, Kneeney sn.l ("oopr
New Yurk Slate l.fumi. Porter. W'siers.
Mi Williams lesptalni. Kerr. O'llsre. lirnnn
Vantleweirhe. lonle, O'Hulloran. Klnn, Puxty
anil Halt t
c K. Crelxhton. presMent or tli National
Poothsll Itefcrees Association, refer'
the game,
elatts who have known him the last dozen
.vears. If Mr. Kartell sells the New York
club he will sell tt ot Us own volition.'
I 11 is a somewhat significant fact that
Scout Arthur Irwin will set out for 1'loild.i
to-morrow to locate a training ground for
the New Yorks. It "was believed that In
the event it a transfer dipt. Huston
I would trj to arrange for a tr p to Cuba.
This, however, is not the c;ii Cipt.
, Huston believes that Cuba's climate t a
' trifle too hot for the very best results,
(specially as the spring weeks are so vcrj
(uncertain In the North.
Another trio or entries recently made third. The time was i' minute 2-5 i exhibition to entptv seats or to rans
which Insutes tine competition Is the Max-I second. v. Huekholder, the scratch man, o niy i ven to croak applause.
well team. T.ie veteran Itatney ohltleh! was unable to catch up with the leaders. Th schedule of exhibition came the
will bead tills squad. Hilly Carlson, the I A half mile race for novices w.is the 1 lied Sox will play before the start of the
Pacific co,it crack, being one ot the other event anil was won by .1 .1. .Noble, is T, chu tiplo,nshlp season has not been
1 unauaeueii. in i minute as i-.i second.
testatits settled down nnrt roigif sa'e'
play for a while. Tills made hi 1 . ii
faster nnd better. Matthews did ' nu
tcr woik nt tho beginning of t' e,, s
and went Into n lead of l'.'3 to hi (v
thlity-tlilrd Inning. Then Spcir I n
kooiI season nnd camo up to wit i i
points of his rlvijl In the for' t
lnnlnif. with the score a' lit to in
The stretch of good wo'k was so
forgotten In another long siesta of ft
play and careful examination of s in's
which lasted until the finish of ne g t
Spear made a bid for the honor- ,
sixty-seventh Inning, when he g,,t i .
Ivories together for n run of if, ll
missed on a long diaw and left it 1 .i li
In position for Matthews, who gi sd
his needed two. The score by In' l(.s
Matthews 3. 0, 0. 9. 0. li. 3 . I
o. (i. i i. i. :. ;. l. . i o
ft. 14. . 3. 0. I. 1. I ". '
e. 1. " i i
1, !. 5, I'. 3. - 'l " V
HlKh runs 1. K !
Snar 0. 0. I. n. 1 : 1 " ' I. f
e. . 1. 0, u. 0. 0, I. 1 1, i f
o. 1. It. :. o. II. 1. 3:. ni""'
0. 1. S. 0. II. 0, J. il. I 1 0 0 ' 1
1. 1. 1. 1. o. in i;i;. .viik
High runs 3:. IT. tt
i:.
I otheis. I unattached, in
; Km I Cooper, who ranks Second to I)e , The rubs committee or the Amateur
' I'aliini In the number or road race won 1 Hockey League ha passed a new rule
j will be at the wheel or it Stutz. us told which Is expected to do away with much
In .vesteiilav's Issue of Tut: Sin. his team "f H"" bo,'' checking which has btiii
, mate being Oil Anderson. The Stutz will I criticised In past seasons. The new rule
be in both big races He Palina. wh provides that no plnyer may be checkul
has more than the usual Incentive to ! ii'il"" be Is actuallv playing -he pink
enter the Vanilerbllt cup race this season. I "I"1 the- committee has deeld-d that 10
has not vet made hi ..ottv. lint Is tireoar. I P 'U'er shall be considered t , be actual'.
Ilii. fur til.. ..vent 1 1.. Ii;." won 1 1... f i.w.iim 1 P'a.Vlllg the pilt'k lllllis 'Jle I'tlllbf
'silver trophy twice nnd a third victory
' would make It his permanent property
nnd the! thy upset the history of the
, Vanileibllt cup.
SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC BRIEFS
ii
M.
soecpp HI tills .loin llnnils for liny.
Soiver elevens representing the Metro
politan and nistrlct Amateur football
leagues and the Allied Association of
Philadelphia will clash at Lenox Oval.
143th street mid Lenox avenue, till after
noon. The local team has been selected
from the St. Oeorge's. Siilnvavs, White
ltoe. I. It. T. Strollers. Hudson United.
. Chelsea. Yonkers Thlvlos .mil Visitation
Mttiugrr Kn-sr.tth.iti will go to the y
Queen City to hold a conference vvttn
Manager Iletzog regarding the trade. The
Cincinnati club wants Tommy Leach am! '
.Tlniniy Lavender. Tliee are the player ;
Mntiagcr Brcsnahan otTereil u week or so
ngo. along with Ited t'orriden, for Heinle
Oroh.
Ilrcsnahaii would b pleased to land I v
either Twornbly or Uanlels iiini it is imeiy
Mcl.s.
a fast
Torinilo I'nlvrrslly l'ln
Toronto t'nlverslty will bring
squad of hockey players In New Vork
to play the St. Nicks, champions of the
Amateur Hockey League, at the St
Nicholas Itlnk to-mortow night. Tins
game will mark .he tlrst appearance or
Honey Hakir. the runner Princeton root
ball and hockey captain. In a game with
the St. Nicks. Capt. .lupp writes that
the Toronto team I r.ist and has a crea
chance to win the Canadian college chaii-plonshlp.
I
within reach or his stick
It 's expeeteil tli.f hod ehi . k ig clo"
o the sides or the rink will he cl.tninatil
by the enforcement of the new rule.
Karl T. Moon, of the Moon Motor t'ar
Company, arrived in town yesterday to
sta.v through the automobile show. He
sas that the past three months bus!-1
nes in motot cars has tieen gooq. repre
senting It per cent Increase for the
Moon The Moon Huggy Company, n
separate org-inl.atlin, I building niotoi
ti ucks which wil' be. sold to some of
the Ihiropiait iiatams
DES JARDIEN ALL ROUND STAR.
SN0WSH0E GOLF PROMISED.
Harry Stone Refuses to Help Entertain
After Paying Regular Money at Gate
h can get one of them If he Is vvlllliiH
to lose Leach and Lavender.
WON'T ACCEPT JOHNSON CHECK.
Vila In Ite-
A few- nights ago Hairy Stone, the
c.hetto lightweight, who went to Aus
tralia on his uppcrn and leturned on a
wave of one thousand dollar bills, nti-
peared nt the entrance of the Long Acre
A. I . with a queer Uioklng, long black
ense under bis arm. The dourkceper looked
at Harry and then Ht the udd case.
"It must be some kind of an Australian
oboe," remarked the ticket taker when
Harry whispered that he had something
scrumptious 1o shuw the fans.
"It can't be a gold mounted boomerang
because a hoomeiiitig Is croikcd nnd that
five foot wise that Barry has under his
arm Is straight. Mas lie It's a stand of
Australian colors," piped Mike Newman,
the club manager, through a crack In the
j door.
I All this time Harry was negotiating for
1 open sesame proceedings. Harry wanted
'an "Annie Oakley" nnd he said that when
the perforated compllmnntary was handed
out the mysttrlous black box and himself
Would enter the club. Harry asked
'meekly at first Then he shifted the
'fiititii' Iniilfiiif- i'in.i tinilm' hi. nllin- film
SI.-MIke Dunlin wants 'and Insisted that be be passed In. At the
end of an hour Harry was shouting a
world's champion's demand that the doors
swing out and he and the box swing In,
l.Ter Advise ( lilcnuo
turn KII.IMMI.
ClltCACo, I lee. 21.- -Attorne) s have nil
rlsed President Wceghnian of the Kedcr.it
Lea Klin not to accept Walter .lohtison'n
IS, 000 check, representing the money ad
vanced, to him on his salary when he
slgueil a conttncl with the Chlled.
"1 have not received tho mone.v, hut
when It arrives It will be returned to
Mr, Johnson," said President Weeghinm,
"I am acting on legal advice. Wh hav
made our plans as to what action to
tnke against Johnson and will proceed at
once."
Maniger Tinker signed a new catrhe
to-day named Clnlst Ltnery, whose hum
la n Valpatalso, Ind. He Is 10 years old.
MIKE D0NLIN APPLIES TO FEDS.
Ssjs Up I nn lilt Around ,:,io In ptv
Circuit.
Rt, LoPis. Dei'
to be a l ederal Leaguer. With his un
conditional release Troiil the ("Hants In
pocket nnd his cane In hand, Sir Mlque
applied to Phil Hall ror a Joh lu the out- pimiltv thev told Ilarrv that Inasmuch as
law league this nfternoon. Mike would jmmy Johnston had set the rashlon even
like to play In St. Louis, but the need of : .,'(,v.dent Wilson would have to buy his
the Terriers for outllehlers Is slight. If I way Into the club. So Harry pried four
ine com is give mem .nai sans. nan 10111 i-lts 0n of i s Austral an "oof." the same
Donlln that he would take the application
up with (Jllmoie nt once,
"I'm not through by a long ways," said
Mlko this nfti'inoon. "They have mighty
few southpaws In that league, and I'll bet
s suit of clothes I can get Into the .STiO
circle with the Krd. I hit at that figure
In the giants' exhibition gamis last spilng,
cracking good, bad and Indifferent pitch
ing n It came."
crowd In one of the boxes hnile.1
here, Jimmy one seat
particular Imx?" nked
scnvleiT rluli nf Atlantic City
Pliuis .liiniinr.v Opcnlim,
Pom sixteen, and an equal number of
beatin eight classes will be provided for
at the tlrst tournament of the Seavlew
tlolf Club at Aluecoii, N. J., near Atlantic
City The touine.v will he played on Jan
il.u.v 11, 12. l.t ami 1 1.
All of Momlay. January 11, will be de
voted to the qualirlng lound and on
Tuesday, January 11', only one match
lound will be plaved The second match
round and the seiul-flnnls aie on the pro.
Chlenno I'niithnll Cnptiilii Msn nn
TIipcp llll Ten ins,
Cutcvoo, IV'C Il De Jardlon .f the
l'nlverl y f Chicago ami the genera!
selection ..f the Western football experts
for lentre of the All-Western i kven. Is
one of the mot vers.itlln and prominent
college athlctfs III the Middle West. He
s a wond'T in every br.nn'i or collegiate
sp irt. He Is the centm on the Chicago
basketball team, pitcher for the baseball
nine and a point getting trackman. He
bids fair t.v laud twelve "C's," a record
equalled by no other man at Chicago
Des Jardlen ha worked III way through
college nnd feel lie should repay as
speedily a possible some cf the sacrifices
Hindi, in h s behalf
It Is perhaps worth recording that Mrs
llr.vnol HIkIi Mm ill. Vlomiil.
delinllelv settled vet. but President Jo- I Rrvant High School ib ff 1 1
I seph ,1 Latinlr Is resolved that Ills player I alumni jcsienlav at basket ml i -
'will not piny nnte.scis-im pitii-. tn either I of ?7 to If,
: Ohio or Indiana. In fact after the pin- j
cession leave Hot Springs, Ark., It will
! itny down In the Sjuthland until the
i Saturday or Sunday or the Sunday, mid
.Monday Immediately preceding the open
big, when it will Jump to Cincinnati to
play two exhibition games with the lieds.
1'iom Clnc'nnatl to mi American Ix-ague
citi mi th Hast Is a small Jump, easily
i! mi " twenty-four hours.
It I unlikely that 'he Ited Sox will open
..' P : ii They have had their opening
here the last two .vears and It Is about
time the Braves had the opening to knock
the lid off the Hub major league senson
And of course the memory of the present
l generation of fans doesn't stretch back
to tin. time when anv of the Bastern
temii opened mi the eason In tho West.
.Much of the blame for the poor "tart
tne Ited Sox got lu the spring I laid at
h
pr. .i n .0 vi
tne i.i t !:
. er, i h
,; urn' '.'inn
. lirili...
VV I
t e door of the exhibition game schedule
or last sprin:. which took the players
freh from the balmy breeze of Arkan
sas and the hot water baths of the springs
into the land of snow and Ice, the last
being what Ohio and Indiana aie In early
Api II.
Ilrlekley Spikes Conch Itiiiniirs.
CAMiir.iniiK, Mass, Dec II. Charley
Brlckley, captain of the Harvard football
team of 1914, dictates that h has hoard
nothing from Penn State College in thu
been that of a Spaitan mother, for manv
ears ago an ilder son died n a ieult
jf a kick In the stomach while playing
Itilgby football at Wells College, Missouri
I lias-ball or a coaching position appeals
earning op.
although he
ite business
, side a
James.
1 "Come on in
left."
"Why
J'llllllV ' ,i. ., , ... , . I.,, ll, a t.,,.,11.,,, , l.lu lfto,
.. .1, i .1 . ... . . .. M'llllHI- I'" .1 l-.llll-l-ll.l.. , ,l,lljI 1,1, H'lV-l1" "- .... Il.r.
Because this I the Annie Oakley Shoot-, Ing Thursday. January II, for the tlilrtv-1 loi-:tmlt- for several .vears.
in- Lodge, came back the voices of a 'six hole tlnal round. The course will be . ''wk forward ti an ultlniii
.......ni i.i - .. lentiuruii ,.,, , IUrndi,g competitors for a week rawr.
.Inmes raseil on. Iineccillug the tournament and entries i Paul
should reach the club not Inter than J.inu-
ar i.
On Sattii'dav, January !, the foiinal
opining of Hie club will take place and
It Is planned to have a thhty-slx hole four
ball match, with Jerome r. Travers and
Oswald Kirk by against Chick Kvnns and
W C. Kim ms, Jr., as the chief event of
the day.
Des Jardien's attitude toward football has ' way of a pioisiltlon to coach Its football
"What nre you going to give me for
Christmas. Pete?" asked Ike Dorgan nf
the (linden yemieiday, addressing little
Pete Coleman, the Harden trcasuier.
"Thre rousing cheer.," snapped Hair
Trigger Pete.
"Well, you know. Pe.fc," said Ike, "I was
n little bit worried about those two ele.
vator boys up at my house."
"(I I vi. 'em two of the cheer and keep
one for ourelf," said Pete ns he began
to fan tlrhns for the Sliiigrne.wiilte b.n.
tie.
team, and that so far ns he know there
i no rumination ror the report that nego
tiation have been entered into with him
to obtain Ills service for the next three
vears Bilekley said he had not iK-en ,
approached by any one. representing Penn
State, and. as a matter of fact, had had
no direct ofTer from any college for his
sen-Ices a. a football coach, He, how- '
ever, Had received olTers Indirectly rrom
several other Institution, but hnd come
to.no decision regarding them, mid had
not made up hi mind yet as to what he
womd do regarding them.
Hi till', Sirjrl.
foot nail team "
cup 3.'ti r.ln) at
sehiioi's liirls- ,n i'
, ii utl I tori urn ('apt
presentation.
The lM ekrtr.il! I K.i'll'
terd.l lietween II,' Vi.' '
liulH Hall w.is tei-lpiin. .1 t"
I Manager Mendi-lnw Its nf In
I aiked for the postp'iiit'ini n.
' lifty ca nihilities h.ne rep'irtr.i
I.lp.ehllta for the Blunder c,,
num. Itntiei tsmi. the star di-' n
nf the si liool. was eli'i.d i.iii '
leutll and ltregnr whs in nip ,
Biamler Child will na 1'" n
on l'ehruar tn tustead nf f
s.heduled. W lien Bin ml'- ' i
drew flniii tli- t ii i ti m.
In lilt npen d-ilA iirlglti i"'
1 t'on'eet
Morris Ilkli Si hunt i 1 ,
opp'iriunlty tn win mure!'-
t iruci nun. The suum.1 te. i
V lilt ItS ll J V i 1.111 ' tl.tilll',,
oppose Vlunual Traltilng "f H'
series nf three matilies f'i- 1,"
plotishtp Morris nili in r n .
Arnold. IterkntT. .1. I'lindnn t.
korT. BlkiiwltK, .lacons .in I 11.
The high si'luinls trai k ,1
i liamplonstilps haie n.o I- t
I The nieel will he held a i,, .
January 30 nt the Tnenti-.iiir
i Armory. lnfnrinatliin tlii it
held Marrh 2T was an erne it
meant tn say that the im
j game will he held March i"
, llrt Itenlinent Arninr In, .i i
.lohn Clarke, u tin pla., I
nn tlie i hatuplon Miintni' T
School soccer team, has tn en
elet-tpd cuplalu fur ltll. I.
nwardiit 'lie rnllnulnc n
learn: Whetan, llertlio.d 'i
AsllhJ', Madden. I'leln r. ' ha
Agar. I. Ind, Mi.N'.tlr. Itankin an i
llolli pplplia Tn sir llefcnl.
Charley White arrives from Chicago
to-day at ! o'clock on the Twentieth
Century. Ilarrv Thomas will do 'he fast
woik with Whit" at Coop'i's gymnasium.
(ienrge Chnury, the
Baltimore, has suffered
his manager has cnllvd off all his bouts,
K O Brown or
n bri'iikdown and
NEW LEAGUE IN ILLINOIS.
Elgiil lull Circuit ir Soinll Clllpa
SiiuupsIpiI fur .pxl 'piir,
CiiAMi'.vniN, 111,, Dec, "I.--A league to
be known as the Illinois State League
Is being gloomed .IB the successor to the
many-lived I 111 nols-M Ihhimii I League, This
time the agitation stalls In Stieator and
suggests an eight club niganlzatlon.
Kewanee, flaleslniig, Monnioiith, La
Salle, Ottawa, Ktienlor, Auioin, Blgln,
Jolht, Kankakee, Prliiceloit, Peiu and
Morris nre suggested us fruitful Holds
foi the pioposed league.
Another pioject Is mi Intcruiiuu
League, to Include these Inlei in ban
towns La Salle, Ottawa, Stieator, Annua-Klgin,
Piiticelon, Morris and Peru,
ll U ii t nui i 1 that Intel in ban trauspoi tu
Hon would leiliii" Hovelling expenses,
Piehlileiit ( 'litis- of Clinton Is being hum
hauled hi ciluis Ihese days, folloivlng
the publication of the of tli-litl uveiages.
It Is ch.iigi'il tlt.it the nv crimes me In.
tetesting only iiH work (,r llcllon, one
ciltic lisn t a Hint Bin team nveinge or
champaign was glwu as .3SS, while .375
whs high untiir ni.uk for ImUvlduiil bat
Ins on tin.- team,
being a hnnk i oil In these parts, nnd In
he went. Then u crowd gathered around.
Curiosity was rampant,
"Open her up, Hurry," they said." Weil
ho the gnats what Is It the stuffed tall
or a kangaroo'."'
"No, 'ain't'" snapped Harry. "I
hi ought It down to show you fellows, but
now I won't open the box. I was going
In show It to everybody. It's the sliver
belt that the citizens of Australia pre
sented to their favorite nnd that's Harry
Stone of .New oi k, They appreciated
a goid man and these fatheads around
herecliaiged me fill tents to get lu, Noth
ing doing- you can't see the belt. If
they're running a 'plnuy-plpa' show Harry
Stone, Australia's favorite boxer, Isn't,"
And Hairy laid the lung Limit casa
iiciosh three chairs and sat on It,
Jimmy Kn, the best little feather that
California has produced In a long time,
will make Ills big league bow at the
Broadway Sporting Club against Kddle
Wallace Satin day night.
"Well, I'm glad they've settled on the
new manager or the Yankees nt last," said
Jou lluinphilcs ns he leaned curelessly
over the ropes ut ilunboat Hinlth'a coming
out parly Wednesday ulglit and addressed
Bin siilbes, Itihlanlly I lie- copy piodllcers
thought that Joe was lu on thu know,
"Who Ik It'.'" caniii the, wildnyed chorus.
"John the Barber, said Joe un ha
walked In the emtio to announce the next
bout.
Tim New- Orleans ran. are keenly ills
appointed because Harry Pollok has called
off tho Welsli-Miindot bout. Pollok unti
tled tho New Orleans promoters that
Welsh would not lift a hand In a lighting
way during the month of January.
i Wreini Will Mllinl for II ei'lei tliiii,
President Bohert D. Wreini of the Knl'i-d
I S. alee. National Lawn Tennis Association
i has consented to stand for reelection, his
only proviso being that hi selection must
meet with unanimous npprov.il of dele
gate to the annua! imclng which lia
hi en lived ror I'ebi iiary a ut the Waldorf
Astoria. Alt. Wrenn ha been inclined to
abandon the impoitant duties tn some
other enthusiast, hut pressure was bruigut
to bear b will w.sheis of the spin t. who
believe that hi presence at the helm is
necnesary for at least another .war to
carry out progressive plans of the organization.
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS.
Itaviiiond des Jatdlen was bom,
on August 21, 1M:1, in Coffev ville, Kan..
known to baseball ran as the home or '
Waller Johnson, where his rather con
ducted a mechanical shop, Des Jardlen
pere was boni In Krance and Mrs. Di.
Jardlen In ('ernmny They weie married
during the Kratico-Prusslan war or P70.
When the rather died the family came
to Chicago. Two elder brothers are t
physician and two older sisters are mat- 1 tournament
lieu, so, as I lie naiiy or the family, Paul t was iieatrti by nnl one point In
lives with his mother in an apartment v cuing game. UT.h.im flershel completing
ltear the campus, lie attended the Lee I bis lion nfte- Appleby had scored 2fi!
Little lirainmar School, from which he The winner's high run whs ,1S, and "his
was graduated when ll vears old nnd j average was t! 1S-47. Appleby made a
tlx li entered Wendell Phillips High School ! string of 43 and averaged 11 17-47
In the fall of 11I07. In the aftern. on game L. Ki.'ncer d.
teaicii r Appiehy. :tnn to 12
Scottish I'niithitll 'Mrs V tin liiloueil.
Lii.x-piiN-, Dec. 21.- At a special meeting
or the Scottish Kootball Association held
In (ll.isgoii to-day, nt which everj club in
tlie eoiintrv was repicseiited. It was de
cided to adhere to the leeent decision to
nil. mil. hi the Scottish cup ties ror this sea
son The London Kootball Association has
tecelved a return rrom each or the 73s I th
leglslcied amateur club showing that : ot
M'HltOCAI'r.'S Mil III
IlliLMB. I.l..li: II In v -order
of Hnnnrah e Unpen I ,
a surrogate of Hie rami' '
I N'Oi'trB t hereby giv-n -n i i
litis claims aK.ilnrl l.iile II n
Both Appleby brother were defeated present Hie same' with i '
'sterday In the preliminary elas ii'the uticr!ber nt their p n '
Daly's, K. T Anplebv I ;'. ",?,"' .nt "'"'' .
me IlorniiKh or Mnnlintl.in. In tie i
'Vork, on or befoie the .'
I next. lilted. New X ot k the
! IWemlier V.itl I'l.IN'liiN VI "
I BHVV'IN C 11 A 1,1,. Teiiii.i" m
tois, MBItltlt.l, A Itni. I I.-T-inporary
Adtnlnlvtratn's
way, Mnnhattnn, New Vork
nml In
i so doing ran out in hi nineteenth inn.ii..
I making the splendid average of T lfi-1!
I lie made three good rum, rol, 71 and M
Xppleliy was outclassed, averaging ! 14-ls
and making a high run of Hfi.
Jimmy Jolinsitnn had to nav to act
Into the Kmplre Id see tho Hmlth-MrCarty'
light, Jimmy said ho palil of his own
Hweet will. As he passed along the rlnjr- way to the big fair,
I list Bare Tliree-v ear-olds and upward,
ei'tiu:. purse, noil, the i. ml a ii.nf fUr
long" -Miss piliiiltv. in,', i Pom i. i;, m t,
,,,.i, i .i , , ., .. . I " "' ' ' 'o i nun; sitiniriii'K, in.
"Did you hear that John the Barber I (ln er). 2 In t, I to .", nml 2 tn i, sim'oihI
Ind presented Willie Beecher vvllh live ! Behest, lot (Shllilngi, -, to l, : p, i .,,
blocks of Tonopah mining stock valued nt ' 1,.'" i.V.'v iV.VT' i l u' ' x.-J,Vin.. 1 :f,'. ""Vj-'r'
?1, 000 per block for a Christmas present?" i "int. .le-.te l.ouisn, Biheiliiirg n , Tt.i.iKtii
ikcil Kid Broad of Young Corbet t ves-"!"""1 Laiiih I all, I'rlnre Chap ami llearth-
,,!,, sioiii' also ran,
lllpcd Coi'hett. "U lint ' sel, Ini!. tiiirse. moil, seien fiirluiiRs- -l.nr t
i Marshall. 112 ( - at li.in i. s in I .1 to 1 ami
in .i mini llinest.1111, iu;i iu.ii, ,. ,,
, ,, . el'en liuitii'i' and I til .'. seioml, Chatiey
c. I paid to get Inln the Umpire, , , I'Vrran, I0!i I ) l-irrltictoti I. ., n. t. ,., i
l lllll, Sillil jeeiiis .loiiusmu JCHIiMllav. eirn py, num. i line i.iin, steal
That's fair. .Now tho llglilcis mid tho
"John did :
wnsithn inaMer with thenr
S.tiiS football iiniateiirs ft mil tho laiinlnn
district nre on active war service.
ll Wolutisl's lltlllll Vli'llila,
C.vnil.l..Vf. Mich., Dec 21 Ad Wolgast
lias coniilctely reconteil from his recent
Injury, a bioken right hand, ami wi.l
apinar In a ten round bout at Toledo,
Ohio, New Yen's night, meeting Krinikle
Dalley of Latrohe, Pa,
liihiison I ' ii I mi il nn lliii-nns Ajrca.
Bt'K.x-os Aviiks. Dec. 21 lack .tl ill l1if,M
heav.v weight clianipiou, w llli his staff
trali'.us, Ins arrived here and started
iglil woil, for hi ecming championship
light with ,le-s Wlllard. wheh Is to be
biought ofr either in Cuba or Mexico
th" i-.i.ly part of March lb fore taking
on Willnrd Johnson will go on a tour and
give luxliig exhibitions. Johnson say he
Intends to make Buenos Ayres his perma
nent home.
11ANI.KV. BDVVAIIB -In r
order of llunnlaltle Kiihe." !
n Surrogate of Hie i . 1 1 1 1
Nolle I hereby civen to i" i
c tn I ui s ngnlnsi K'lwnid Hi- '
Ctninty nf New Vork. ni
the same wltli minuet 'h-'-s.-rllier,
at her plaee of ti ins,
at the oltli'e nf M.i'hire ,v !
torneys, No. HI triMlia ll
natt.ltl, In the lit nf Sr'i
before the COth dav of .1 n
New Vork. tho l.lh d.n "t t '
C.VTIIBltlNi: lilNU W
V
Ml'CI.PItP, X Pltl'.NTIi'i:
Attorneys for A.I in I i : -til
Broadway, New V 1
CHRISTMAS FIGHT OFFERINGS.
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.
MATIN i:b
A f- Kid
1IOPTS.
William,
managers can conic urouiid to sen urn mid
I'll give Ihetn the pick of the Jlo seats ait
$10." And Jatuen'H light eyo illsnppcared
lu a healthy wink,
i mi, is l.i'liiliiha. l inil, r.ili'thiinipliin, Mime.
sis, itiiisnle, Iteteute, Inspei'tni' I.eKtr.iile
Sliuity Nut ihi ill. Apl.istcr nml Idlriielss also
fan,
Third lint e Twn-vear.nlds- setllng: inirse,
.H1fl s fllliiinus I'lerrnt. 10; I I'linll. even
tunnel tl tn 2" lllld 1 In I, linn, Minstrel,
ill) (Sltlltiligl, .1 to 2. 7 tn to and I In X
s-eiiml, I la in lino, 10(1 il,llli, in tn , to I
and s to ti. third. Time. II.'i tusp
M il lit, lllai k Burl, lllxle, ICn)Ji' peg, Idler
King, Aiidt'oitii'ilii nnd Si (iinrlinte iilsn ran.
riniiih lliire Three )ear olds and imi.
Hlirdl selling! pille. S3U0, line inlli - Hay.
Iierri- Cninlle, in:, ( Lilly I, .1 tn I. i-mmi mnney
llanjii .Hin. 101 (llliinlivi,
nnd t In '-, spt'otid, HM.
mil 1 to 2, wnii;
lis to r., li tn
Jim fliillln, California's best little
referee, and pcrfeotly rigular snout to
Iwmt, sent us a ulgliit letter last night
to say that ho had entirely recoveted
rrom hi late attack or pneumonia.
Jim's wire ran along on the tirtv winds
rn Intl.... K,,Ulu .....II It 1....1 .1...
twenty-thlrd woid, Then he , out of 'y!!' :','1d'r,;i',ll!.,i'fne. V!" )",..' Hur,.,.,n..i,,,,!l!
thoughts, so he put In "ChliatniiiH i;rcct- lone. Stars nod Stripes and lliillnn also tan
lugs to tho bunch." three time iiinnliiir liflh llaie Pour .lear olds nml upivurdt
!:;Ko,.li-roe;' !,f,. ul"",; V.'.""; B,V'?f,;nVneyl02,,
mail, ti in ""ni iniH-iiiie iiny. iui iMiiiiiiig i,
eleli miiiiev nml 2 In fi, sei'iiml.
( I invlerl. li, tn I, i! In I
Hurry Thomas has been suhstltutid for
Young Hixmn ngiilnsit Juhnny Miutlii
at th" Kedeial A, C, this iifteiiiooii,
I hue It'll t :,. nin, -l
Hiiiinesne llelfray ami
Kiwil the looks of things Jack Cm-ley
Is golilg to swing the Wllligi..lolinso'n
light lo Jumez, Mexico, with thu Idea of
picking off some of the touilut on their
t tn X
l.t tn '
Master .Mm. 0
ami 2 In I. tlilr.l
rnrd. Spelllinllllil
Vnrk l.ail alsn i-iiu
Sixth Itin'e Thiee year nlds ninl upiiard.
sellliiE. purse 3in). Hie nml a half fur
Ion k' I. ml-1, llll ll'nnl). ',l In ; tn o
and I to a, won, Viley, lln ll.lllvl n In I,
r, in nml 3 In .1, seeoinl Hilda's Brother,
ton li'rnxleri, 4 tn I, h tu and l in
Ihlni lime, I ton, .Sinia Mas, l.ady
t lithtnlrs ' ini laf, Buregel and Mlsi
Jtan also ran, , , ,
lirsl Ita.e Pil e fill lungs- Il.i lltlllriRil. 110
I Pri'lii'V I. tn In 1. 7 tn I and .', In 2, mm
Velle Pnrtv, 10.', 1 1 lent ey I, S tn , ; ,, 1H1,j
t In 3, second. Bernini'. 107 I.VIetialfl I
to I. n f, nml T In in, third. Time, i.io I ,
Vgnes Hale. I'lirimnme. Hr, lllahoii and
lireat .Itilillee iim lan
Sei'iiml llaie One tulle Luke Van ..unit
112 lll'llrleill. 12 In I, 3 tn I ami I, tn ,'i
nun, H, ii-e Moiiicuiiiei ) . 11;' (Hariuell), ti
la ,,, 1 tn 3 and nut, si't'itml, l.mjy n
noeent'e, 103 H'liillnsl, ,', tn t, ft to f, and
.1 lo 5, third, iiine, t:S7 3-S Wnnr. tviutut
Mi I . in e 1 1 ; and I'rlui'ii Cnttrad ulsu i.in
Third Bat e--P n fiiiiongH si ir llerta
tin l.Bli'ksnul, 2 lo t I tu r, and t tn '
wnii, Siller Tone, In; (Parier). .1 tu I
even nnd I m 2, sei'mul, Virginia S, in;
( BnlTllian I. f. lo I. J lu and l pi J, t litnl
Time, I 01) 3 ,'i le'sldi, Breeser anil Hey ..
also ran.
Pnurlli llaie Pile furlntic. Autiile Curl
107 K'oMlnsl. I',' !'. nul Inr place and slnnvl
wnn, Thistle Belle, 10:, I MiMi nlf ). ,n0n, mil
fur plare and hIiom. sernnd, Mori'in ium if,
I Moll I, 10 tn I. S n a iiml nut, ,r, rmp
1.17. Illia ilralne and I'oigi ,il,i ian,
liflh lines Pile flirlniiK--Nlfu, 103
i - 'i i i" . i I" I" timi i in u
I'nniiitoli, 113 (11 llrlenl, K tu I, k ,,
i in .i, pri-iuHi. iiniiviiiii, inii tl'larK), 2 In
I 7 tn 10 mid 2 lo S, third, Time f.o'i
llrltnn, Be While ami lieurKe (ivuard also
ran
Hlxlh Knee line me Durln, H'l f Ward I
4 In I, 6 In ."i and out, won, Utile March
muni, 10S (Melialfl, 20 lu I, f, tu n, nu,
svinndi Bard Ball, 103 Hiarnerl, 3 i i
nut ror ptaie ajml shun, third Time
. , WW W, lit
-Barny
Pioneer
Daly
l.n'lg Arre Club
I'l.uikle Williams
ii '.'.iV'"1",'"' iiV"r"" Brooklyn)
llatlllnti l.eilnsky vs. I'nrky Plynn.
v.V,rl!,i1lVllll,,, ""-""Xlynl-KId Taylor
Peiler.ll
Morrow
Sullivan,
A. I
Jim fivane
Johnny
Smith v
Bowaril
1IOYT. BCUIIK.V M - In
order of Bon Bo1) "rt la, .
iHurrocate ot tne iuuutv .1 n
Ttri! Is Iwr.hv elin I n . ,
rlalms acnlnst Itriibrii M Ii
County of New Vork ip-ee -the
same with Mini hers h i
crlbcr, at her place nf trans ,
at the ntTli'e nf II A Cushli g
Htriet, Borough of M.n.hi a
New York, on or nifnte i
Kehriiary next.
Dated New York, - he 301 li
VAVIS PKTBIIKBN IIOV i
!I. A, I'l-SBINU, Allorne f I
43 Cedar Street, Biirui.it!
Saw York City.
I AUTOMOBILE
I EXCHANGE
W llll
Nolan una Truimaet also ran,
AUTOMOIUI.i; ANIMoniK THICK IN.
... . KTKWAUT A I' I II school.
f bartered liy V I. si,. rrt of Mr.rnt,,
n.i , n ... f " iii. , son,
, ' nook el eipluhi. hiiy iiur i r.e Is HKsT
5.-.1 iirai nun sireel n HrnadiiaM,
AUTIIMOIIU.l; AMI MOTOK TlttCK liT.
Bedford Ilraneh V. M. tl. A. Automobile School
Special owner.' classes In lleeember for tnrlnr
h"kV'ri"'T.,..rl,ti f.or booklet and past tl
cbooi, Beafora Avt near Gala Ave,, Bklyn.
I'HorosAl.s,
I'lliil'USAI.S for B'JI ll' V
TBIll VI,.. Iii'put i.iu.u
2th St A lir.n's I'f r. It
IM . tiei'ember i'i ' I
will lie received lieie tin'
ujry IS, rjBi fur fur
IIIIAIB. ri'ttnn, nil.MM :
lltllileiii'heil . I 'I I It I S. Inii .V
IH.BS. spade. SH.BSI . e
loituattmi on uiinll'Mti m i' ' '
I'ltl'SB. I O M
I.ONT, PIHMI AMI It r.W Villi.
I.C1ST Between It.lCr-l le I'
BronklMi, watch fnb. In le ,c '
with i'uit nf iirin. et in ii t '
Kt BronklMi S t .l.iliii
1 1 B 1. r WAN TLB MAI. 4'
VVANTKD- Kdltor for high
puhllcatloni stale salary expert
rtteretivei. I", 0, Box HI, S'e O-
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