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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1915.
New York Camp Rumor Has Capt, Huston Seeking Home Run Baker Athletic Champions Lose Their Crowns
COUPLE ABSENCE OF
nuDivfl minDAAiui
Men Will Not, Down 'Hint the
Homo (tun KUx Is Sony It I
by New York Boss.
DltlVK INTIELDKItS HAIU)
Pxtannaii, On., Mnroli 4. -A certain
rantnloupo grower of Ttnppe, Mil.,
ho answers to the, nam.- nf .t. Frunlditi
Maker. hHK rawed many a nightmare,
for libera and sundry inflfldcrs gathered
mder Ulll Donovan's tent. C,os.mI( will
iot down In eplto ot nil tho affable
ssu anves to the contrary on tho pnrt
if emlllng lllll that Cupt T. U. 11 to
on Is Hi JnrkioYivHIe for tho hole pur
o' of getting this fenco lm.ter from
Connie Mack. Donovan expected his from' tho nr.t crnflt ot the pistol until
.upoilor back last night, Imt he fatiM'i " "'l ?t tho meet. '
, ......n .v.n ,in v b.. I Tom Haluln ot Hoston wan the only
5 return even .i da Lite. c,inmplon ,0 emtTSf from tn frnv wth
With Maker In New ork. It l fig- I honors undlmmed. He. tok tho lead at
unit that the metropolitan forces will , the start of the COO and, though Wllklo
-taml a much better show of snatching ' of Yale pressed him hard, th Ilostntilnn
he pennant than the formerly respected .came away attain at the ilnl.h and won
Ubieties. Whercforo the leave In thlk 1 ' flVo ynrds. t'at McDonald of tho
camp aro all the nioro determined to j Irish American A. C retained hi? title In
,ng on -If qroselble In tl.e event ot I'Utt.Ing the 51 pound .-hot, but tout the
Hiker- coming I llfty-slx pound weight for height after
A hint was gleaned to-dov from the ' t yintr with Malt Mcflrath. I'latt Adams.
act that Donovan paid Hiiuliul ntten-; defeated by Taylor of tho Illinois
Jon to Inlleld practice. He drove Inn ' --. held on to one of his three chain-
nllM.lein morn than on hour It 1s I' oiishlps by winning the pole vault for
ue t ,.t a calf swept the outtleld and dlstnnce. This made u crop of ten new
ado next to litii-pAdhlt. the Melding of champions out of a total .if thirteen
'lingo hit. Hi" 'till l look,ed very rvL, , , , . '
ue an though Donovan wished to get , T ,ri9h Amenc.ni A. retained Its
Niw lino on the new meVna to whether 1 fupremai-y ns the champion club by scor-
L ch-ollnif they mlu-ht fill . ' 1,5 l' nf"'v .'""'"V , 'h,r0,u,ih ,mlnor
ue mn- normioiicd hv a tra.lo I plncc-t. as the Winded Klst brigade ac-
C: rrla.nl v 7C 111 Alb to counted for only Vwo.IrMs. The Ho-ton
. ... i. i t in. ii.,..r.,i. thii, i-min,. 'A- A. was' second with l!! jiolnts, which
ar u,, Al ...1 lie thl "f . included three tlrst places. The New
centel man wl I u coupl. if nal s t cker. , d , b ,
le.mlh.m will piove atir ost as ..lua lo , , , , wh ,,; ,0
. run gv.Ur any one In he A ner lean ,
MulseU Miee.1 04ei.M it multl: T)l(,1(, WJf( ft r,(i() irM bMwt.(.n tn
U(I o: liw luttltig J"- ...! New Kngland and metioiHdltan districts
There Is little doubt that the -New as ttlllch wouM raIllrP greatest
Vork club ready t.. go tin I mil I ,lutnbpr of tttlr--. and the New Kng-
i...i.i.n(? inr im. u 'k , landers come out ahead with six vie
,,urilnso him through a cash trtt 4actlon tor , addition to the thrco wins
ither t)ii by rade M; i.-k. 1 us be n f , v A., Colby College, Dart-
ery K. t on l.uta Hoo lie or so no me . c j y l-nlvor(lltv Mch
He al.o fund .f li e .1. hIiI ik Uttlc Lupi-llcl :t winner to swell the New ling
Mus. Iles.il. I" ' 'h"' '"J.V ! Uml total." 'The metropolitan district
mistake ..fth.- last rear; ",",,., vlctor,M lin( a,'tho same time
. - i. . j-v. j1..J
'W 7n even mor, , fVWl' he T11,' 'JJ' J Y1,,lk' vc
nlViie.1 mm il.u of vesterilav il(nll ni"' u-member of the New qrk A C
',' 'g I t Va n , 'in .lr , , " ! nd a ti.f ?"ylor cred.te,. with two other titles to
'a . Manager Donovan took tho tlrt I '" 1n,"',n,', U "i wh"C "!'"' ".V"
"sUmcnt of the - tossing In batting '""' 'nvMon ev" "
raincc Paul l.i ivljt.. who cut. loose tlie Iolnt -coie.
flrst .lav as .f h- was in.a world's series I . TRrte clwinplonshlp records were
.attl-. had .ecovered enough -to mount ' prokun. the .tnwllntt iUgh and broad
S. mound foi ten minute- 11- was , Jurrm" an.l .the two in 1c walk In the
.vllv lacking In the pepper he displayed walk V.ddr.. Item let lilii""! out enough
i-iHSil.iv Cv I'l.li took his llrst work- n the llnl-h to beat Dick ltemer by
.u. b"i did not display hi waie to tho twenty-tlve yards. Ills time was U
l .te n. A Savmuiah pitcher ii.un.sl ; liitiute 6. J.d-.econ.ls. Jak hm u big slice
'iem -a brother, of 11 rv of. Cub farn' Hie Pfiwlous best of UiS! 3:J made
-V).uiiteerit bis services and mado a ''- K. nifford In U'13.
c iled Impression - 1 An aocl.dent to lorn l.fnnon of tho
Th .Saiannah players haVtr been oi- Vork A. C robbed the 300 yard
Is .1 to report next Monday. As soon rraiV 'of much Interest lie pullel a
is tie are III thev will encounter the , tendon In his heat and.he Injury was
New Yorks in a strles of practice games. o painful that he fell down and had to
nb.i lv 'he tlrsi of these will be nut I" carried from the track. Alvnh Meyer.
n about a week from Sunday. Ily that . '0' "e ')01er. won ms nn, oui u
Ime Jon Kellev -IH V here with Uiel1'.t-.T,u't,n tl, InaL Tho field win de-eteran"l)Atfc.'"me-r
from Hot PpflitgJ rfea3.e.I Wrther by uTulltig'orth ref
In tiic in .int tine a iiiiinbei of In. eree. In theT Ileal for second men Dave
nr. nib battles of live or seven Innings
.. .I be attempte.1. With the arrival of
""rueMlale ,atid ,r.at:ou, who :xe
rc ci nouriy, iianoi.ui w in no aoie to i
rfert two capable rilh.s:-.
. I
VlwriTTJUTTT flTvrc v 1 ntiTi mm i
t
Offers Cold Trophy fur "ehooner
Hnrr Around Ciipr Cod.
IIiistos, March 4 Harold S. Vander-, ,iiurters of a mile, with Sid Leslie lead
iwnct of the schooner .icht Va-''i,lfc., (JlaiifikopuloH soiid, IVvannej
cr i.t has offered a gold cup as an In- third and Ha) next. In turning a cor
n ve for an annual race for the bin ner Devanney struck the curb and fell
yn hrs of that cla' around Cape" Co.1. in trvinir to Jumn over him Hay stum-
fie boats will start in June from either
ew uimlon or Newport find finish at '
Mn'bl head These races, It l expn-ted, I
ii d risjit in man) large craft from
New Votk mnklng the run ..round the I
jpe and participating In the annual 1
cruise of the Kastem Y.arlit Club along
'he Maine const In- July.
l';ider the terms of the Vnpdcrbllt gift
the owner of the yie'lrt winning the
e wl hold the cup for one yeur nnd
eivc In addition n silver tepllc-i ns 4
'fire The yacht owner who wins three
rac.s, not necessarily with the same
beat will obtain permanefit possession
tun trophy
TENTATIVE YACHTING DATES,
e
Vorl. Vneht Club neKnt
C.un in It tee Announces fixtures.
Tr regatta committee of the New
v" Yacht Club. II. do II. Parsons,
w r-,n, Jovph M. Macdonnugh and ,
"' I- ' n. SW(ldon. has Issued a en':
'"e hedulo of racliisr dutrs for thBl
" ' C'"' UUI"' IOr tta 1
T- annual regain will he silled off
H'n C. c on the siiiitn. ni, Th Ji.
IT ThJ ! VilVn to w,U
v sa.b.l over the umc course on
Qiii,-a .. i..i.. to
Tho cruise will be .
. i-ruise win nc,
ff'i Th-last event, of the season will
b races for the autumn cups, which I
v" be sailed off (Hen Covo on Thurs- j
Se;iember f.
Promt (leveliiud Seven fnlls.
" -t v.March I. -Tho supposedly tin-
i'sa'- Cleveland A C, hockey tcaVri
n'. i.d a sever,, defeat when It en-
t- I t ,e Arena Hockey Club aggre- 1
v her. to-nglht, the locals winning '
' i t i The Arenis outplayed the
tery wav Thev got an early ;
1 .nd Kept (ocreaslns It. peppering
- Ov.latul goal lender with hot
e Cleveland was wearv when the I
r1'1 P""'l ended, the halves being
utis duration,
nrniiUfcds iiIkTi nnd Dry Again.
'w OiiiiAVH, March t. Tho good
" irrivcil here to-day bringing
K ie Ilrisikfeds" Italnlng squad,
t .' route to Drowns Wells-, M!(-R.
I were Mr. and Mrs1. Tom
ami .virs. 1 om ,
.' I-. 'V.n.' ,
' l hers Lafltttr
mil I'lih.'tm
..... in. .in, jiinuieii .
ter- Citcher Ax'ntsnn (lilt,
Murnhv and 1'dwii'r.ls a 1
uroi rriapori, is. I.
Keli,..'. ,. Yorkers Hitli.bonnd. i
I
"i s, Ark., March 4. A mnrn
( Ueil Majextlo Park to-day
lv- i'ev in chargn of the squad
Vork American pitchers and
f
' n tr.i'nlng bore, limited the
4iiv-. tn nn) nn ,ur'n throwing
''f Hotel r.atm.in lawn. Tho squad
S'muinah Saturday night.
'ni. ii MreiiUs , V, I , Shot llecord.
a nation trials for the fresh
I'll- vamierbllt cup Is the second gold i,v the manner In which he rati the l.dtin i'Km uuuuera mm n.iu Jim tninit-
npl v offered for this event. The llrst jaids Klght went to the mark, the lug things over. l'elkey was covered
"i- given In 1011 by the late Commit- i,!y absentee being A. S. Steele of tier- " """ i m. enu ami Jim m
"e c, rk of .Spokane and iv as won by I n Caldwell was content to f'T.-'l a deep cut under his right eye. It
Morton y Plant with tho Illena. iceip we" hack In the bunch for the llrst . tur " ,k- '"'"f1' 'ImiiP-'l
lion Dark meel nt New ' penninci- In tho Hast ut the Junior oham- iinnucd ut tin; suriuimillncs of ilieii train
lr ..y'V.Owat'd Cam.' bmke I Jil.".!,.- ll.l whiter ...id. thoirnl, he In-,-" toju hisane
V-
gu I" pound Indoor shotpqt
-or1 vesttrilay. Ills put was 47 feet
" is M Dowell won the 440 yard
' Mi' tlmo was 68 reconds.
Champions Lose Crowns
' at il
in lycariy
Kivin't, 3kvcr, Kllor and Piatt Adams Have to Give Way
to Hush of Younger ISi'igmlc in National
Tndoor Championships.
I)EVA,XKV AND CALDWELL WIX UY HOT SIMUNTS
Champion were dethroned with .great
reuliirlty In th-? annual Indoor lltlo
meet of the Amalfiir Athletic I'nlon,
whlck.,tttructMd a.srrowd of 3,000 per
sons to .Madison Sqtinio Out-dcu hist
night. Such names to conjitro with a
Klvlnt, .Meyer. F.tlir mid I'latt Adamn
who among those erased thrduirh tho
process or vigorous competition which
Kept tho. crowd In n state of enthusiasm
I1MU II "lltlrt' 111 HI lil 4 MMM III!
... i ..i. . t it.. ...I r v ...
, Kami, ann i.u ."aurer, noin oi me .-sew i
York A. C took the mutter as a Joke
.cx-.and iiellliej' tlied. to win. Tho referee
ui!.iu.iiiinii in.-iu inn
Theio wtd-r chcois for ad the victors,
and for some ,if the losers too. This
was especially true iii the two mile run.
in which ixiiii ,-iiho , ,i aiiii.. ,
won. and Joe Hay of the Illinois A. C. ,
wero victims of nil rtccldont. which lost i
them much ground. Tho men ""Hied :
coilliuriaoiy :nio iiosiiiuu? in
i,ied and In sotno mysterloiih manner
loosened bin shis
n vanney was on
his leet uti.l after the leaders In a hum, '
hut the Chicago lad Iot at least forty
yards.
Devanney had the greater 'peed and
in-a btush down the Twenty-sixth street
'side manag.-d to edse far enough In
front to take the ftn.il turn first. Leslie
eased then ind Devanney won by five
jimls. - U.iy poiaevelcil and w-i- cheered
loudly when he finished third, thirty
yards behind Leslie. The time was U
"minutes St 4-." seconds.
Dave Caldwell of lloton showed itn-
limited confidence In his sprinting power
half of the distance, aa
who was trying to maintain the till
milllllilill iho mi'
he won last sear. R, S. Kra'er and
'-af 1 ' , ...,
villi oi ti- Hint ,,,,, ,.i.- ......
Caldwell was III tlilnl place fot a wh.le
" dnrpped bark and Joined Klvlat In
the ruck. 1-ouIh "otdon or the . i .
--' ,v,'n' "I1 ' the Ihll'd lap nnd spilt
the two irishmen
J""! before the bell ran-- Anderson
f .1,. Veie Yorks .tat ted a teiiltb-
sprint. Hushing by tint leaders ho had
nn advantage of ten yards when the
"l"nal was given for iho tinal circuit.
Klvlnt was a little quicker than Cald-
well In moving after tho runaway, nut
".""' v..
no longer In doubt. I
With gigantic strides lie swept on
wind nnd. ranged a
lonirsldo of Anderson
i i ..-. i ,m.ii,i -ni
IT Uir 11,111 llt'l It.,' ..MO I., ..,),.. ,.. ....
1 Veto Vnpltee fniiirht cmielv to 1101(1 the ,
I Now KlIRUndei. but 111 a few more
" . .
bounils i aiuweii was tear infMifl. ' -
1,,r5' )yM" n,U'r0" waM ,H,.a?B""1" , '2
n, v,lln J',n ,l,?v'r t0 'V V ,
Plaff - Klvlat. though far from show.
lllt - ' M' uxv" dftHi.1ilek.-d up llv e .v inns
in the stretch and took th.- p ace ny
lel", Tom Anderson. II. r .Malioney
cored another point for Iloston by land-,
l"K I" fourth place, a long way behind
the leaders. .
.. . -
Alvnh Meyer, the 7.; yard champion.
Wnn IUS Ileal 111 linr rionn 'iiniv tu. .i.e.. i
wbllo llavinond C.uroll of the Indiana ,
Hlatn .Voriual School failed to get away
..ii ,o.l .t-i.u -Imt out Irving T Howe
well and was shut out. irving j. iiovvn
of Colby College, a negro, anil I . .!
Looiiils of Massachusetts Institute nf
TechnolOgJ nlso won llielr heats, I(owe
Is a jouiig mall or lino phjelque ami
. .. ar,j0 nr'uved as powerful as ho
oo cd Ti e iiiwi got awiy to an even I
. . ,, ,llr,,,. ,. i
sunt in in-' ...o.. ...... .... ...
seveiily - llve yatds Howo, Meyer and
. ,.,.. ..outs the necro
the lsst twenty ytiids the negro
showed a few Inches In front and ho
won P.v me smaiiesi I'lismuir iiiuikio
ft nm Meyer, who beat Looinls. The spring training preparatory to Iln. reiu
time, 7 4-r. seconds, wns a llfth of a'lir work lunr at Hot Hprlnzs, Ark.
second slower than tho championship lo;'V?;rr',-T.:.,hp,.:vJr,i!,f 'WfA. "KSli;
lecord held by Drow. Uruwns. has shown hy his aitlvlty In play-
A new star urnsu In tho slnndllig t ,llt huudb-ill nt the iralnlnK camp hers
lilllllss In W, II. Tavlor of the Illinois i that he has recovered fully from the
a c who not mill' denrlved Piatt broken hones surf, red In an suto enlsihup
t .. , 1 ,?. in the stiimniir blLli 1 b't '' .Manager Hrancli Hlckey I. n
Adams of hlH lltlO In the stunning hlUi , ,voi nte of handbiill ns n tondltloner
and - tandltiK broad Jumps, but mado ,, rncuuraged him In his effort",
new ( laiu.'iionslilp recotds In each ovclit I ,,1T wiH.l.H, Tex M irrh I The Rt,
Tho rangy ( hlcagoati iiiaiie his nisi ap- .
won oil tnai .M't-asiou, it s wh nmusni
that ho could rupture tho laurels rrom
tho Olymplo lltlo holdor.
In the standing hlb'h Taylor cloared
rr r?
nvery jcveni
T. feet 4 Inches, beating tho previous
champloiislilp mark by 2 IncheH and
ymlnr within on eighth of an Inch ot
the world's figures held by Adams.
Thcro were some exceptions to the stylo
of the winner, who Jumped In n manner
suspiciously like th.- llnlsh of H dive.
Adams took only third place, with 6
feet 2 Inches. In the standing broad
Jump Taylor won. with 11 feet ; lnche,
beating tho championship record by
of an Inch. Adams was second, with
10 feet 7 13 1 Inches.
The summaries;
CO Ysnl High Hurdles Won t- D. Tren
holm, Dartmouth Collejiej J. .1. Rr, Irish
American A. i., second; J. A lllgli. Iln.
ton A. A., third Time. J J. 5 seconds.
i:. I llninmltt, Stnle Collene, !.. nnlnhed
second, lint was dlrtiunlliled for knorklnc
down the nnrdlcs.
T5 Ynrd l).ih Won hr lrvln T Howe,
Colby College. Alvsh T, Meyer, Irlnh Amer-l.-nn
A O, serond: ('. V. Loomls. .Mnsss
rhu'efs Institute of Teehnology, third; II,
1. Smith, t'nlverslty of Mlehlgan, fourth
Tim. 4-5 serondn.
.Idi) yard ltun Won by S. I) Hom,
lloiion A. A.; II. flllng, Irish American
A I' . second, II lllrehoit. lrlli American
A. r. third. n lourlh. Time, 32 S-i
econ.ls
00 V.ird Hun Won by T J. Hatpin,
Iloston A. A.. Vul Wllkle. Vale Unlrer
ti, etit,J, l). s. Calitwell. Huston A A.,
third; V. Hough. Mll'.r.xe A. A (ourth.
Time. 1 minute II l-r. seconds
1.0DO Yard ltun Won liv I). $. rntd
we'd. Ilosloti A A.: AbU li Klvlut. Irish
Aiiierltan A i'.. second . W Anderson. N.
Y. A ('.. third. 11. T Mshnney. Ilintnn A.
A., fourth Tlnie. J minutes 1 l-r, irconds
Tivo Mile ilk Won h k, Heny. Mo
hawk A .' : It. K. Itrmer, Irl-h Anierlcnn
A. I', second. W. I'Unt. Long Island A.
r. third, r. Illlt. N. v a. O. fourth.
Time, 14 minutes i .. seconds.
Two .Mll ltun Won by l. A. Devann-r.
unattached; S, LesJIe. UonK ,ntlr A r;
second: J. W Ksy. Illinois , ( . Chlcsgn.
third; II i: Weks. in,h American A. C.
Hfision. fourth. Time J minutes 34 4-5
seconds.
Uunnlng lllili Jump Won by Wesley
M Oli-r, Jr. Vsle t'nlverslty. with 6 feet
- 'i mine. r.Kou r;ricicon. iinuttin-iifHi,
Whae'iun niJioS v""v :.'hir'!"h.'J.,i )''''!:,
s'tach': lV:Tirwle.io,,,hl'':x.WAt!,,uu :r,t
nHh ; feet ioi4 inches, oier won Jumn' I
vu n . i,-tv i ini'fir.
Standing Hroa.l .luni Won by W. II
Taylor. Illinois A. c. with 11 fett ! Inches,
ri.itt Adiuns. x. v, .. C. second, with 10
feet ,i Inches: K. ,. i:tnes. Hronx Chureh
Ilnuse, tlilnl, with 10 feet T'i Inches. No
fourth
Putting 21 Pound Shot Won hv P Me
Donald, Irish Amerlrun A '. with 3t feet
I Inrhes j .1. i-ahiii. .rose A. f , sec-
"iiu. stun J6 leei inrlies: j. i- I.hwI.t.
Is1? ,Vn.lf.r,,',nuA' Ho.ton. third, with I
?.4 'XL 'St,h".V .iJ: l? N- v A !
.-Milling Hlfti Jump Won by w II except llrt since he has been here, nnd
Tsylor. Illinois a f . .'hlcagn. with i feet i It looks as though Mcdraw was groom
4 tiiihes. i; k Kuies. itroux church House. ' mg lilm for general utility feats In the
second with S f.et 5 inches I'latt AJsin.. MMd Hralnard was relieved by Heatty
.. ' A. v.. tbtnl. with j feet J Inches, It. ' ,, t,, .... ,-rln,
iloehrlng. .Mohawk A '., fnurlh. with 4 liml Iteyl 1,5 l,rinV. . ., ,
feet il Inches. (New championship record ) 1 A young outtleld took practice and
Throwing :,i I'ouinl Weight for Helgtit ! was composed of l'lex In left. Robertson
c i'ih i- J, J,ll,J"o,h,' ,rl'! American A. ' centre and Thorpe In right. Chief
ihhAVtVXV lrnS?Wtil&t&. as behind the bat. throwing to
J inches. John ,r. rahlll. Mlllnwie bases for the firt time, but so far most
Jh'r.l, with 15 feet c Inches; J. o. l.snl'er. ' of that work has fallen to younger
15 r,.T siriMi .i. . -r"'' "h !
Pole sult for Dlstanc-. Won hy Piatt
Adams. N. V A r. distance. : fee;
inches, K. Cftl.lnell. Irish American A C.
jos-onij. .A Tee,; si, inches. 1", x 1)U
V" '" - , mini, .'j
aen.-t. f..i?'ihV, f t I 7n Jiti-" r ' Unat'
points t-coresl Irish AmerUsn A C . J5,
, -niMii , iriso American A C
onsion , a. JJ; New York A c. 14
,. mi'ii . . .. i.. isie i niiereity, s. Mil
ros- A. A. (t-Alnhawk A f . t. Colby
'ong Island A C, Dirtniouth
ollege, Hronx Church House. & ,,-li.
...... .iiiM-iii-uii ,. v., iiosion. I, )Uwi.
f;"."" Trhnn.igy, :. Unl-
r" Michigan. I utiatiaclml
COFFEY STOPS ARTHUR PIT VP V
a
l.oser Wishes to Continue After
Knock. I (mtu i rtrfrrer Sn;a Vo.
..m. Coney stopped Arthur Pelkey In I
a lime less man two rounds at th" 1
Fairmont A. C last night. Arthur and
Jim cr iwded onsidernble lighting Into I
the two rouniln their battle lasted. It '
"as a hall talser all the waj I
The end rainu Just before the en,l nf
th second after l'elkey hn.l been floored
cleanly with a right to the Jnw. l'elkey
took the full count and when Im got up '
jit "1111111" Keferen .loh didn't like the !
light 111 his eye and so eeut him to his
corner, i-eigey protested that lie was In-
"'S sirved with hasty pudding, but Job.
llisNI... nnd It was over
1 e'key guvc Coltey ills ius long as he
"i k.u n moneys stouiacn
in trying to g.-t clear he ran Into the
,h, .,,., ,,.
WRESTLERS IN BAD SHAPE.
loliimbla lean, Has I.f tl.- dinee
tu lleni Prliicrfon Tu-nljibl.
c'liViiinuei- .rl 'I shoulders ami
caiillllnwer ears has put half the
Veterans of the Columbia wrestling
team on the Infirmary list, so tint the
chances or defeating Princeton In the '
Mornlngslde Heights gymnasium to-night
l'l'ir " n Poor. Joo bhlmmon has
" " eea ami is nui epecicu
,n u-eeuito i u..,.. ,.n.i 1.- n.. ....i..
...... th, l.-leln. '...w- ..- ..',. m.- ,- iu mi- ni HTI u I
d ueiis.on wi.ia)JS,.
reached.
. -'l '" i-enoi-iion is tno only man
lo mid-season shape. Ii. Cleveland, a
... , , , , ,
.' ' .' " '" . """ ."y
vt-resllei ill I in 17.". timintl clnuu n.hll.
,, , , ....
i rinii-ii-iii hi in ilia null m mo
heavyweight bout. Howry will wrestle
In the I5S pound class, , Montnomerv ,
being badly In need of repulra. C. Ho'e ,
W bn hU1)pl.intcd by A. Cohen ot last
yP,r's team. A PascarelH, In the IU.
,,min( el.iss. Is tho only mnmber of the
)0.im w), Htnrt Il8 uauay I
,
, . . . . . ,
y J -J tilU LtALjUliKO ilN 1 Mb tbUU 1 H
jacKSONVILMJ. lis.. Msrch t. Prom
the moment he arrived here Nap I.ajole
''as been full of spirit nnd energy He
f(1)n (n (hn Ath,t,,.B. ,fthem
,,f training at Ihclr i-imp here and Is et-
tin an en.iuiiil.. for the younger nun.
pHTIlllHllltllll. Pla.. Msrch I. All
hands In the Phillies' blvuuiio aru looking
r.irunr.l lo next .Minnlny, when the llrst
' I'.f,1.1.!." r.. V" ''.RlW::'. '.l-.i!.'."
"I."." V "'. ".'""
i i s. men iiuvo reo,ri,-u n
even linna Itlxey. tin. t
c! y
In good ronilitlon.
an pitcner, wno
orte-i Drrur.i ists
DAWmN HPIHNOH. ICy.. Hsrcili t
llabe A.Ihuis Is the llrst of the I'lttiburg
1'ir.ites to arrive In re for nroll mliia rv
j.ouls Cnrdlnuis, iiui urrlval here, are
-, niit-ainr farm.
unil ullltTstiir farm, on the -third an umimn-
intuit purg snu on ins rourin a gen
link,
TAMPA, Pis., Ittroh 4 Itoftr Urnu-
GIANTS SPRUCE UP
AS SUN DRIES MUD
Lively Session in Afternoon,
With Kcgnlnrs Butting to
Ilccrnit Fielders.
MrOHAW LIKES BHAtNAUDI
Mahli.v, Tex., Maroli 4, John Mc
draw worked his ball players to-day
until they wero plenty tired, and their
fntlgtio was duo In part to having to
skip about In the mud. There wcro
Inches of the latter commodity following
the heavy rain of yesterday, and It was
a disagreeable day all mrontul. Hut
Mctlraw didn't purpose losing: two days
In succession. So he put tho crowd
through a session In the muck In the
morning, and In the afternoon, with Min
and wind to do some drying out, he put
In a Rood deal of real baseball practice.
' Medicine ball stunts formed a large
imrt of the day's; doings. Various new
wrinkles were devised In passing the
heavy sphere around the ring of men,
through tho legs, overhead, bouncing It
along the ground In close circles and In
wide circles. All of this was calculated
to exercise muscles all over the Iswly
and take off weight I'oll l'errltt stuck
to tho medicine ball throughout his llrst
day of practice as a (ilant. lie didn't
do any pitching, nor did .Mnniuard.
The Held was too soft when tin
players llrst went out In tho morning to
do anything more than tlnd comparative
good spots and throw back nnd forth.
McClraw sent a catcher to position, took
his own stand behind the box and
worked pitchers In relays. He had Cook,
Olnss, Flanagan, Hlttcrl Irtckson, Tos
reau, Huenke, Williams, Tress, (.'halniert
and Scull on the mound. Ily the time
tho last four had ivnched their turns
the ground was dry enough for batting
and the swatters went to It In th fol
lowing order: Hums, llescher, Dojle,
l.obert. Fletcher. Snodgrass and Merklc.
Murra, ilrant, Thorpe and lleatty alo
lilt with this siiuad, but llr't sub
stitutes. Matty and Kromme put In pitching
practice m the afternoon and Matty
br.c7.ed them thtougli pretty lively for
.- w ni the year, watching
tititn with a critical eye.
Mcih.iw g.i- a good deal of atten
tion to bunting In the morning, while in
the afternoon he had the players hit
the ball out. Willie the bunting was oil
a young Infield was In position to study
defensive nngles ugalnst that sort of
warfare. This colt combination was dif
ferent from any that had preceded It,
having Holke at first. Heed at second.
Kores at short nnd Uratnard at third
Hralnard lias played all Inlleld place,
catchers. Smith. Marshall nnd Wendell.
Several of the players sisirted their
new sweaters, which are black, tilmmed
with red of sufllclent vividness to
brlghteu up a soinl)ro day. The gar
ments look to be ns serviceable as they
are ugly and In the intter regard they
are conspicuous.
MciTraw Is likely to take a young team
over to Dallas to-morrow for the two
games there.
BROOKLYN SOCIETY THERE.
Auto Mi.ht tjttenilnner Yrster.lsiy
Hest S.i l'p of Week.
Society day at the llroolclyn atitonio
blle show yestenlay wns inarke-l by far
the largest crowd that thus fur lias
iass-.l through the gates of the Twenty
third llegimeiit An
irmnri" wli,.r th.. hlinw
Is being held. As the show progresses
from dav to dav the number of visitors
grows larger Thus early, this being the
fourth day of the show, nearly every
ovlilhltne hns mnili. riinr.- sites than at
nil thieo previous exhibitions held In
Hrooklyn. This Is more than encourag-
In to the dcalcin and It seems that the
"huv ut home" spirit Ins finally caught
a. strangla hold on Hrooklynlte-
To-duy wll! be known as military and ,
rluli day Col. Krank Norton nf the
Twenty-third Heglnient has Issued Invi
tations to every ofllcer In the to-rvlce of
f 'licit. Sam In Hrooklyn. The niajorll) '
of the army men will be In full military
drcs.
HEIGHTS CASINO GETS JUMP.
nents liiiiilrnrond l'leld Cloh In
first llnlf of S.innsh MiUch.
On the home court vesterdav the
! Heights Casino suuash tennis team won
haf , tt home and home test
i I'.nglowood Field Club The l
'entertain on their own co
' Wednesday, The summaries:
' .. .,,,,.
1 ,',. '!;. ,.'?w . (I.V Vi'' . ",V'.n .'
six out of seven matehffl In the tlrst
with '.he
bssers will
court next
.ufc tto.i 'a. L. '.M.irvln'ti: i. 1.'. 2. is-':!
H. iloep.1 ill C ). defeatr.i li Poole (r..i,
r'''lv' fn fj' ;,':
It li, T It'lggs (II f I. defeated t' llaillll-
,n (Kil, isu, it M, T. II. Hi..ir.li.y
v , ' V-- .v.
rltarul II ends Turf and Field.
Tho annual meeting of the Turf and
i.-i..,,i ro..K I. .la ...... .i.
r in'i too one ,ie, .rri- ni,,. itu.i inr
fim.inff olllcem vt-ere elected (or th.
"- - "
yTi President, F. K. Slurglsj vice,
President, Henry W. Hull, treasurer,
John li Cowdln ; secretary. John (1.
Livingston ; asslttant secretary, II. A.
Ilucl:. Fr.derlrk Kernochun. Joseph
Mtevens and IMward F. Whitney were
elected governors of tho club.
,
v . m, i . . ,m. .
ban Is setllng the pace for his Chicago
Cutis and If he Keeps on hs' he li ih begun
he sill leave tho training camp a much
th'nner nuinnKcr Among oilier thlnzs
Honor I'"" perpetrated Is pl.ijlnc third
biiai.. Iln buys ho liken to make long
lob throws m-rniH tin. dlanionil At the
close of each day' i-rsctlci he lends tho
JoKltera on their mllo bike around the
park,
PASO ItOlll.IM, Cal.. March ..Muni
ger Itovvland of the While Ho Is doing
his utmost to bring 111k IM Walsh's arm
tiack Into shape, lie hus utlowed the vet
eran to take It cHMj- In pruetlrii thus
fur Walsh haa been plut-ed In churgn of
the second team, to inaniigii It on lis
many little side Jaunta fur practice r iinri.
Hut when tb.i tetiin starts fur home Walsh
will he with the Itrat squad, which will
travel the Southern route, so- he can get
the beni'ilta nf tho wsnn weather.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten., March 4. So
nviny of the Cleveland American player
nrn ynungiitorn that Manager lllrinlngham
Is having trouble to krep them from over
doing training In their efforts to outshine
one another. Thomas, Iln. Iters. Hartiarx
unit Shields huva been doing linpressli e
Inlleld work Arr.incunriit' huvt- l.,u
completed for giinics with the Pittsburg
Pirates at New (Irleaua on April 3 ami 4
C1IAItl.OTTi:sVII,I,i:, Vs , Murch 4
Joe lloehllng Is receiving special attentlnn
rrom Couoh Juck llyuii of the Henulori.
The southpaw In forbidden to use fur
morn than one workout of half an hour
dally tbe arm he Injured tait year. Field
lug buras ! Is taboo for him,
DODDERS PLAY GOLF AND BALL.
Hnln Keeps Them (In Klnmond, but
.Not I'rom I, Inks.
Datto.va, Kin,, March 4. Haiti came
pretty near shutting out tho Hrooklyn
Nationals to-day. l.ast night nnd this
morning a tropical rain foil. This did
not keep several of tho players off tho
golt links ncross the Halifax Hlvet
Manager Hoblnsnn led the pack over
the eighteen holes and came out with
the lowest score. .lako Daubert. who
tnnde quite a reputation last winter as
a shot, took on Lew McCarty In a clay
pigeon shooting exhibition, getting 23
out of SR.
In thu afternoon nearly three hours
of good solid baseball work was done.
A diamond was laid out, ati.l practice
at running out hunts and eliding the
bases was Indulged In for more than an
hour. Dick Kgan arrived In camp to
night. Ton mule teams and twice this num
ber of negroes were at wotk on th
Held nit diiy distributing loam In nn
effort to have It reudj for Satuiday's
practice garni. A game also will be
played on Htimla) H ginning next Hat
unlay tiers will be a game played exnry
day until the club leaves for the North
GERMANS STILL HOPE
TO HOLD BIG GAMES
Letter From Berlin Contains
News Tlmt Olympics Have
Not Been Ahnntloiietl.
Herman has not yet given up hope
of holding the Olympic games wt Iter.
Iln In I'.'IO, according to the latest word
from abioad. John J. Mel Inch, Inspec
tor of athletics of the. Public School
Athletic League, received a letter from
('art Diem of tho (.ieiman Olympic Com
mission yesterday In which the latter
stated that the International games
surely would tak" place.
Mr Diem said that preparations were
going on slowly and that the wnr was
not too severe u handicapping to th
development of a Uermun track team.
Ho is at present In the hospital, where
he is recovering from wounds received
in th. lighting In northern France, wheie
he, took a prominent part, and was
rewarded b being promoted to a Lieu
tenant, y Mr. Dl.ni visited ili. country
two y..,irs ago, when l.e took back wltn
him Alvin Kraenzleln, formerly of tho
t'nlversity of l'ennslvania. to cojeh the
tierman Olympic team. Krnrnileln, how
ever, r. turned to America at the out
break of tho wai.
PLAN NEW SWIMMING LEAGUE.
Imlirrst. HutHi-rs. Tnlon. Cornell
and Othr f m ' r.irm tin..
.Manager Krnrst Killnger of the Co
lamb. a swimming team dulled )et-rday
the report that Aiuhe;st had Inen llght.sl
after being Invited lo apply for mem-bei-Mip
in t'ue Iii'er'-oltegl.itc Swimming
Leiigin laliugei. who also l se.Tetarv
..l In-' leiiVui, said although the gencrtd
Impression was that Amherst mid Union
had applied fot admission and had hem
denied until tin.) had formed water polo
teams, that no such thing ever occurred,
They never applied otlkUlly,
It was said that Yale led the opposi
tion and would not '.et Amherst Into the
league on 'lie ground that the live nil-l-g-s
Columbia, I'rl-ic, ton, Pennsyl
vania. Vale and City College wei e
enough, and that fuiy uddltlon would
links- 'lie circuit too cumbersome. Korly
last fall Piof Nelllgan uf Amherst ap
plied for the conditions under whleh
entries could b- made for the Individual
inter.'oll.giiiti-s without having a team
swim i-i th- round robin tournament,
lie was n-istireil that there would be two
open event-,. Hut no entrv blanks wen
sent Mm and the ..vents weren't held.
Ainoers' hits sounded some of the col
leges with swimming teans- and It Is
Mild a rival league Is under way. C c
N'. Y 11111) dtop out of the lesigm- and
Join Amhi-is:, Uutgers, I'nlon. Swarth-min.-,
Wesleyan a 1 i I prolrvbly Corneli
In their attempt to stmt a new circuit
Th. itidliiilui.l .'liatnpioushlps wil) b
held to-moirow at Yale.
I CANADIANS TO PLAY HERE.
PrufesslmiHls Prom Over tlir Mur
der Will He nt ItliiU.
Woid W,le r.H,leil flulll Munliea!
yesterday that the I'aiindlan Pros, ,me
of tho strongest pi of. sslnnal teams of
the Dinillilon, will pi ly tho winner of
the ottawa-Wandeiers match at the
St Nl.-holas I link In a two game serle
otlaw.t and the Wandereis will meet
to-inorrow night In a gamu wh.rh will
decide the champloiihip of the I'.itunll in '
league. The. two game mhtch at the
local rink Is js-diedulrd for March IS
and '.'a. the aggregate scores to deter
mine the winner, which will piny i)ueb
here on March 23 nnd 21 A pmse nf I
H'.finn wltl he divided among tile plaers
on the three teaiiin that will compete
here.
The St Nicks will strive to-night to 1
hold their position at tho top of the
Amateur Hockey League In u game
against the Irish American A. C The
latter team, although at the tall end of
the league. Is expected to give the SI
Nicks a tough tussle, because of the
showing uga.nst Itoston last week.
Should the Celts succeed In beating
llobey ll.iker's crowd the St Nl -ks wl i
drop o second place h-hlnd the Hos.
tonlans, and will have, to beat the Huston ,
team here next Thursday night to get a i
tie In the series
Coliitubln llrnts ., V, f, 41ninnsts.
Columbia gymnast won from New
Vork l.'nlv erslty ii the Mornlngside
Heights gym last night. Ill points lo 2i.
H. .1. linik's performance featured the
Him- and While work. lie won at
tumbling and on the side horse, b.Mldes
gelling second on the horizontal bars
and third at club swinging. N, V. I',
bad only ICopchozsky entered on the
ting? and Columbia, theiefore took sec
ond and third without competition,
ttllfon was somewhat of a disappoint
ment to' N. Y. I', lie timely won on
the horizontal h.irs and lost to Hhad
Kanikar on the parallel bars
II I Me 'Irani Plnnned hy . . f.
Plans are being made foi the orga,il
station of a rlflo team at .New Vork
Ulllvelolty Clin. II, the malinger of
the basketball team, annoutu'i'd ester
day In tho student organization meeting
that the pinject has Iho hearty Indorse
ment of tho faculty. If the scheme
goes through tho loam will practise In
the new Pordham ainiory
Coliilubln five (in tit Cornell.
Thif Columbia basketball squad ten
players, .Miinager Itoberts, Coach Fisher
and Trainer Mesas - left last night fur
Ithnca, where Ilia. Hluo nnd White will
mi ct Cornell for tho second tlmo Ihla
year. Caldcr was In poor Hhapc, suffer
ing from a bad cold. The team also
will play Hochester Saturday night,
fruxnl Aids Stevens Me veil.
The Kiev ens Institute liockev. team,
with (iov.tl, also of the Crescents, play
ing tovcr, won from St Peter's I'ollegn
seven hist night at St. Nicholas I link by
7 goals to none, Crovnt was a tower
of stretigith, scoring four goula.
TRAVIS WORKS WAY
INTO THIRD ROUND
If n lis Awny From Powers nnd
I Will Meet, Thompson in
! His Next Mutch.
HOHKSOX DOWN'S nTXTKH
1 Pl.NKIlftisT, N. C March I. To-day's
J second match play round In tho annual
1 spring golf tournament provided eev-
eral elosn matches In the first division.
I As expected, Walter J. Travis ran away
ftou- W W. Powers of lt"'hester. 7 and
I, and inove.4 forward to meet .1 M
Tlioiii' r or Spring llivcn who dis
posed of C. M. Hansom of Huff.tlo oil the
eighte. nth green.
In the lower half of the briu ket .1. C.
Pirrlsh. Jr., f Iho National Club found
Dr tl. T. (Jregg of Onkm uit a tenacious
opponent, who lasted until tho seven
tienlh green, and 1. S. Hobeson of Oak
I Hill sprang a mild surprise with a 1 up
1 victory over Hubert Hunter of Wee Hum.
The P.irrlsh-Oregg match ntttacted a
good dial of attenthn and It was nip and
tuck lo tin- turn, where the scorn was all
even. 1'arrlsh gained the lead on the
twelfth but lost on tho thltteenth, won
the fnurtoitith, halved the nct two
hole and cllni hed the match by 2 and 1
with a .1 oil the seventeenth. Tho summaries-
I'irs' llM-i"H Se c .111.I ltr.mi.t--J "I
niotiipson .-.prllig ll.i-.eii li.-m ' M Il.m
-in Huffs 1.1, : ill' Walter J. Tr.l-
)m r.leti Cl-y. I.ea W Powers. It h -
er. : and J r,irrl-h. .lr . National
!,eut l.r .1 T ilregg. u.ikmi.nt in. I I.
I .- Itobes.itl Oak llll . llfMt It il'tr
Hunter. Wee Hunt. 1 up
, I'otisiiUtliiii. Klrst ll.iuiid- C f Mi Dan
il.l, l.iiiil.lon 1-sKi A 1. 1 "urr. Itellcvu,
1 nn.t 1 W li Trii. s,. r I'm Hill- Lei'
1 sin-, lesan! Iro. N'..i.ii!. hy default
.1. I- ilulif.irit, Inter il. ltej' l J Mur-
nhj Wall 'stun. .; ami 1 II c Knwnes
II, 11.1111, hst ,1 II 'la nil. l'hey I'hil-e.
1 up - J J holes.
'. nnd Division .second Hound--It II.
Hutu neat K li Wilbur. .1 Hi-rtram l.ea-
.' I. .tones. .- I. ll. k T IreH T. Hell...
It .' sbnnnoii J.l bes-N' .Mm-l.iKhlln.
TH 1 1 I Division. .-ioin! Itound (t T
Diitilsii lw- T II li'iyil J I- llowni.ni
' i.e. it l II Msr-Kenrle. V Presbrry beat
-.t I Clinpmsti It. A. Ili.lfe 11-at O W.
f.-srsoii
Kiiurth Division Second Itound " C.
M ,re hest .1 A. lledlfr D K Knowlton
j. ... r K t!ln. II II Meridian beat D.
IMrsim. W A n'Hrlen be it 1 II I.sy
KUtll DIMsl.,11. .-leeoli.l It'lllli.l -.1 It.
Tow'e h .It C K Tter V A-ldefsoil
I., i- W W P'anktlig'np I IlireUy heH
v i " itii'slvvln. J c M.-I.auirhlln beat
T It Palmer
p .-ith Division. Se,on,l Hound W K.
Itrl. n neat It I' Mitchell. I W Irwin
lien- II J Itohertson. Jr. II I) Wuiers
ii-At W II. Chllds. .1 V Harnes lisit It
K.e.le
sv.-ntli Division. Second Hound I.
Wr.etilin bent J I Walsh. W T flsll
lie i H 1' Hurt. M A iron bent D C.
Iluiiisejr. C D Morris beat D !.
HlBh'Il DUIsl.iii Ne. .in. I llnutld V K
Il'.e.ett beat f II Hurtm (1 W Wutts
neat P W iiienrer. A II. Alley beat K
c Hal.. M. Turner beat o W Snillb.
Ninth Division sv on, Hiund II K
' Zlltel l,e,it 11 N tl'IOVer W II Nichols.
.Ir be!- J T Nenton II D McClbe beat
I V lleekliisn. .1 II Hi.br Jr. bent
II K..st. r
Tellttl Dhlslnil Seoil Itound W I.
O'.-.mnor bT O H Ksinii. H Swlnert
lies' I' llrliikerhoff II W iVooOman
. tn at It. c. Ilioi". T T UK's.in beat P
, T Ulll-oo
CHURCH IXORTOA CHAMPION.
Wrests Plonl I'rom Jones In IIHIK
Innf l"le et Mnlch.
Pai M ncicit. Fin. March t ( M
Chutch. the Intercollegiate champion
fr ni Prlinoton. won the l-'lorldn singles
tennl- rhamptonshlp to-da ver J D
K. Jone. a former flhode Island cham
pion from Providence Kiv-- sets were
neiesar Jones look. d to have the
advannge In the final set when the scoro
-dood 3-1 In his faV'.r. hut Church, after
a series of double faults and several
sir kes out of court, came back and
pulled out the rnt. h by a hr lli.int tully.
" The si ores in the men's doubles and
mined doubles t'll the smry of these
matches, nt nil were won via the straight
set route with the favorites the victor In
each event. The summaries-
l".ir.1.i singles Championship, Fins!
ItuuiiJ !. Si. Church. T.'itll). defeat. I
.1. D tones. Provident 3- '. '-
' vlenV p.vut.1. s Church uti'l 1 '. Inmnn
ilef. i;..i It 11 1 1 n .- and ImiisI.is I'.ilre,
.,1.1
MUe.l Il.nih ,-s. fecnn.1 l',oun-l Mrs
lt.rijer Ws ' ich no! T I'-! defe.-.ed lr
Mllt in Work .Hid il P ll-vati. 'I t- -I.
Mls Consiali.e II. l.er.o.i mid P T l r.-.-i
gtiiivs. n .1. r . ' M. Marie Whim, y
.,rij ll.iv, -nej er Hu.'. t , I
JUAREZ RACINGRESULTS.
first lure Plve and otiehi!f furlongs
lik. Atgetit. 10.', idreeni, ."-1 to I. 10
io I nn I .. to I, won I. out. Dest'Ot-n'-t-,
110 iTiMon. 10 to 1. 4 'o I it ml to 1.
ou,! . Itu suiiid. lit.' i lb rnnson i, i to t.
to 1 ulld even, thirl T'-tie. I t: 1-5
Hlu- H irer. Itxvenhsii. CI tl-linas Daisy,
.'tpialn I.liidsley. An), time. Uloo. Ulna,
-laorse Kurine slid Joe llusbcr also ran
Second It ue -.ill" mile- Dive Montgom
ery t: i.larneri. J to 1. to r, and t
to !. won. ul.llvion. Di7 iCIirki. 10 to 1.
3 to 1 nnd 8 io i. second. Dannie's lliick
toi (Mutt I, il io T. to ,i and out. third
Time. I 15 Zsngiree. Austrl. Mol'le l id.
Pedro, Tattler, otl.o and Mike Donlln also
ran
Third Itace Seven furlong I.enore. 90
il.upitllei. 1 In 1, : "i I unl even, 'von,
Minnie P. ITi i Louder i . S to S. t to '.-
and out. serolld. I.elllgh, KIT (tlreelil.
I lo ). H to "i and I to third Time,
I V. Petit llll. Charles Kox. No
(Juirtf- C W K'-ntion and Iteora-i' iixnard
also r in
fourth It. ice Pit and one-half furlongs
-M.iJiiilk. 1"! (Carrot: t. ' to 1 s to "
mil I ii '.. won; Luke vine. 1P1 iflrntn-i
4 to I, 7 tn r, and 7 to til, .ecmd Hex
Iti ich. KIT, i Molesworllil. to '.. I to 1
aed inn. 'hud Tlnie, 1-lll-S Whims.
Tnrv Mul.l and Mex also ran
l'.f'b Hate live and on. half furlonss
--Csfrinnr, t"0 tOsrnerl, 5 to 1. : to l
and even. won. Orlni.ir l.ud. 11'. inicei.
5 to 1. even and 1 to second. VrMo
forty. I"', i.leniryl. to to I. 1 to I and
3 to 1. third Tims, lit "i-. I'l.ment iry.
Judge lit US. Thistle Helle Corse. IJlll.i -
nunc -i ti.l ltoslrli also nn
Sixth ltace- Seven f .irloni Ae i IP rn
don. si ii'tirneri. I 'o 1 x to ' in I to
10. wnn Hob Lynch, iln u. ntrvi t tn I
to 1 and even, second M,ihe Dulweber,
S2 1 1 a-11 r V I . S lo I. .veil ulld 1 to "
third Tim- I .11 Ida I'lnick. Single
Toe. Stolen Vnte. ,i-e O'N. H ind Nweil.
Sam .iUo run
HAVANA RACINGllESULTS.
First Hare Six furlongs purse 1100
three-veur-ol Is n cl up w unl selling--! el
low Kyes. lilt (Ural). I to .. I to J and
out. won. (.old C.i p. Ill i ll ol re i, .1 tn 1.
.even Ulld 1 lo J. second. Wo f's Piths till
(1linilivl, 1,'. to t, to 1 and to I third
Time. I 1.'. 5 .1 fllltv. liver the Sands Miss
I'riinltv friiinix and I'.vigton also nn
Sacolid llioe-SIX rurlolisTs. purse H00
three vear-olds and upward, selling Met
ropoili.tn. It-' iJ.inesi, -.' io 1 4 t. s unrt
" o 1. won. .Molsaut, 10.', ir.,;, iniO i m
3 7 lo 10 Hint I to !1 et-ound AtNeer .toe
1U9 iT.ii.Hii i. IS lo 1. .'. tn 1 and '.' to I,
'third Tlnie. 1 lr, l-.l ltac. II berdush
Plectrlrliin, Major llelt and Mortgle a' ii
run
i Ttilrd ltace five nnd a half furlong
puis.- fltnii, three. veur obis and upnurd
!slllng -Inferno Queen, 10', u'oli-mnni, I
'to 1, to 1 nnd ev.n. won. Monitlef. 115
. (Wrlspem. .1 tn 5, 1 to II and out. second
, l-'reil Levy. 107 .(lurtncri. l.'i to 1 to 1
and : to I tlllr I Time. 1 (ix 4 The
Lurk. Hidden l.-i-oio strome Catharine
Turner Vlax and Transimrl uUn ran
' fourth Hue. live ond a half fur. on.
'purse moo. ihre. -veiir-uliti .i ml iipivard
! selllnir-- D ikoia. 107 (Coleman I. II to 10,
I to ' mid 1 to I, won, KNevchere lor,
d'ltri. 4i to I, 1 m I utul I to n, sec
ond. I'.tivv. 10., 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 v ) . n to 1, : to I
and a veu, third Time. I 04 Sackcloth,
Faithful I'b-a-s Wi-'l. , Hs .lean and
Ynr.i also rjn
Fifth It. K e One in le purie l.ll'i -r e
veur olds lll.l upw 'rd s, i, t,g lout e
I 'li III 107 ll'ltZl II tn ,i, 4 lo imt to
t, non Quick Stan. 107 iCoieiiiiini s to
I ti to a una J to a, second Napier. 114
(Tapllul. 6 ' to I, : to 1 and 4 In 5, third
Time. 1,13 DO, King Hadfnrit, Hen Pres.,
Charley Mcl-'erran and Coreopsis nlso run,
GARDNER FINALLY IN FORM.
Heals .Mllhlirii, 1(1(1 to Sin, After
(ielllnu I'oor start.
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Huston
Pmi.APKt.i'im, .March 4. Play Jn tho
amateur intlonal chnmploiishlp IS ;2
balk linn billiard totirnnmeiit was re
sumed at the Union League to-day.
lalwiiid V. (lardncr, tho champion,
nnd Hugene Mllburn of Memphis had
Double In getting started n their gaino
this afternoon. It was not until tho
tenth Inning (hat the ch-implon showed
anything like form, when he gathered
a pretty
In the ftiotteeiith frame, after Mil-
lltlltl llfid I'llllllill.xl ''t lltn 11., Il,i, , ,i in
got his stroke and before-fulling down'
on a slow draw shot had pushed "a i
points up on his scon-. This run was i
Plete with all sorts of good shots.
The score:
(Isrdner -i. 9, 1. S, :, 10. 4, 2, , .m,
. u. ;s. So. v 1. n. I. i a. is.
.1. 5, . I 0. IP, 0, 0, 0. :, x:., Total,
-v... msn run, a, AVt-rsg,., 11 lfi-55.
.Mliiiiirn r,, o. ii. . ;, i. io, j, s, it,
! 0. SI. in, ", fe, j, j, j;, i. g, 6, j
" t'. 5. o, n. o. u. ,io. i. n. Total, sis.
Illsh run. 3. Airr.ne, ii 1,,.3I.
Jos.pli Mayer of this oity outctarscd
Corwln Jluston of Detroit In the night
game, It") to S3. Tho Phlladelphlan
played a consistent game. There wero
rull." 500 women spectators present.
Tin- scire:
Huston:.. s. o. i, j, , 4, j, o, 5
.' 3. 2. . 0. s 0. 5. I" t i i i n il
Total, H3. High run, Is, Average, 3 U-2t' .
I. 37. n. (I, n 1, j. .; 3.-. ,j. II, 0. 0
U. .'i To'.'. 4H0 High run. M Avor
age. ir, !..'. .
CURLEY STILL TRYING
TO CONVINCE JOHNSON
l'i"s Kl I'ns'o Hiisines Men's
"iiiir.'intee ns Argument
for Juarez.
Kl. Paso, Tex.. March I Tom Jones,
manager of Jes Wlllard. received a
cablegram to-da fiom Jack Curley.
promoter of .-he proposeil light between
Jack Johnson nnd Wlllard at Juarez,
slating that he was still working on
Johnson with a view to getting" him to
come to Juarez.
"1 have reeelv-d the assurance, of
Kl Paso huslness men guaranteeing
Johnson protection into Juaiez and ou;
uf Mexico again," cabled Curley, "and
I am placing this guarantee before thoj
big ncgio with a view ot trying to get;
him to come to Juarez."
Jones devland positively that he will I
pot take Willanl i!o Havana unless h
obtains bis money In advance. "1 am
sum that tho bout would be stopped," I
said Joins. "Our syndicate already Is:
out Jl0i'0 on this Juarez light, and I ,
am not going n step toward Havana,
unless nn money b put up in advance.
1 will have to g.c back what I havo
spent nnd see Wlllard's money for the
light also In my hands."
Jones claims to hold 7n per cent of
the stock in the syndicate that was I
to have promoted the Juarez tight.
Jones exptessed a v illlncn. es to go sc
Hueiue- A, ii" for Ti-.x III. hard If John
eon Is afraid to come to Juarez.
Hxvxna, March 1 Nothing definite
hns been devlded regarding the Jack I
Johnson-Jess Willanl bout. Jack Cur
liy let It he known to-day that ns
is solldtlng subscriptions from the lo
cal hotels, seeking a total of 1 0.000. 1
which Indicate he hope to h.txn the
light lure.. Tito hotels probably will'
.ice de to his nqntsts The rivalry
between owners of virlous sites con- '
tlnuee. but the stadium Is the nvst .'
likely to be chosen. 1
I o.llllierce Cnllft Off Pally Swim.
The ll'gh School of Commerco for-t-ita-tl
to Pailx Prep yesteralay the scheal- '
tiled diril -.wininilng me. t .c the Six
tieth street baths, on the result of which
tin- i it.v runmploir-hlp w.i to have been '
dvldti. Poly. ii a result of Commerce's
non-.ippenr.inc". claims the title, having ,
defeated eva-iy .,'hei sthi-ol In tin1 city.
It was said that Commerce swiinme.s
b.i.l made invc-tlgatlons ra-g.irdln the j
ttrnngtli of the Polv I. am. Vc.xterday
Co. nil Call It'dnerliam of Conunerce
telephoned Cl.llr 3. Allen tihvslcal ill-recto-
of Poly, and notllleil h.ni p would
lie Impossible for the -.fhooW to meet
Allen deti.ii.d iat night that the mat
ter would be taken up with the Com- 1
tnerce faculty
Ritchie Admits He Has Been Working
Full Year Preparing for F. Welsh
Willie Hltchle. let the cat out of th
bag -xterdav Willie fes-.ed up ulld
ndmlttiil that he has h" tl work'ng e
cretly fur neatly a car, getting hlm
alf ready for a crack at the man who
gently, but lltmly ra-moved the light
weight ciown from hU noble dome It
didn't s.em Hisslble that a man could
walk Into a i; mn.islum tight on tho teel
nnd box and wotk as will as Kltdile did
two or thieo days ago and be u tit n
ho was He-ddis that, he w.is but a
few pounds oxer the ti quired weight for
next Thursduy'o tUhL
When confronted with these facts th
little Callfoltilati B.tt up on the rubbing
table vcsicril.iy and sail; "Uvtr since
I lo-. th.- 1 1 1 Is- to this fellow Welsh it
has been my dream to win It back ftoni
him. I know I can stop nil the men he
liaa pulled around In these shoit bouts.
I wont back to California inn! sneaked
uwa to the mountains. I worked hard,
but never let the woild M.ow that I wax
doing so I knew Welsh would duck nm
i hoped for n twenty round lsiut. but
a tn minute talk with Pollok and WeMi
convitiCa d tin- that they never Intend to
give tno a chance to gain a df-i-don. I
think now I wis lucky tn even get tlili
opportunity And my palm etlll Itches
I want to be champion, l'.im.i Is only
a rose on a dead man's chest, bu' give
me rosei--plcnt of them '
Scotty Miintlc'b informs us that nn
Now Ready
On Draught and In Ihtttle Everywhere
llUADl.r..STON .v. Wlllit. Ilreivers and Hoi
LOCAL RACING DATES
TO BE FRAMED TO-DAY
Meetinjr of tlie Joehey Oliih
Ciilled. With I'lolmliilUy
of ii Quorum.
A meeting of the Jockey filth h?s
been called for this afternoon and, pro.
vlded n quorum Is presom, tm racing
tlates for the season will In- decided
For some tlmo the tint rulers havo b. en
practically ready lo allot the dales, to
Iho liutropolltati tracks. Mil th absence
nf several members from th city his
held back the meeting The meeting for
to-day was called on short notice when
It was found that enough stewards had
returned to render a quorum likely.
With the exception thai th.. com
mencement of work on the Jainalca
grand . and makes It probablo that the
Metropotltnn Jockey Club will run oft
Its meeting at that track, the situation
has not changed slneo the allotment of
tho Maryland .Infos practically outlined
the metropolitan fixtures.
The season will op-n on either Thurs.
day. May 2U, or Saturday, May ri, th
former dato being the morn likely, ns II
will give two extra d.ijs winch will ho
welcome now that Jainalca Is to be In
cluded. The questi ii of fall racing, it
la believed, Will be left over and may do
pend on the patronigi- In the spring and
the Intetcst shown by tho public Then
Is nn doubt whatewr that when once the
sport gets under wa thorn will be rac
ing every day until the exodus to Sirn
togu nt the end of July.
It was said vesterdav that several oi
tin- stewards were In f.ixor of starting
the campaign at Aqueduct this sejison
This will revert to the old order, wh-r.
tint Carter Handicap was the list big
event of local racing llelinont Pjrk.
howuver. Is scarcely likely to give up
Decoration Day so thai in case the open
ing Is nt Aqueduct there will be only
nine days racing beforo the scene shifts
to llelinont.
Piping Hock will cut Into the llolmont
fixture for a couple of das early in
Juno and when the llelmont meeting
ends Jamaica probably will follow. The
two tracks are close together and, as the
stable accommodations at Jamaica r
limited, many of the rarer- will remain
at Helmont Park nnd walk -n-er for the
.lav's racing, hltnp.ro Citv. as usu il. wll!
wind up the racing hem m July.
SHOEMAKER JUMPS INTO LEAD.
Ontclnsses llyiiuili and Ileitis 111m
b -cor- of 1 3.', lo S7.
sTA.MHM, or im: pun i:it-.
I'lavers
.1 II SJioem.iker.
II r itaynoMs.
A 11 llMimn
J t, Donnelly...
II II. Ilsvvklns .
V. P. tlray
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J. II Shoemiker. the eh implon, took
the lead In the amateur national pocket
billiard tournament at the Amateur
Milliard Club of New Vork last night,
when he defeated A. M. Hyman by a
score of 15 . to S" Previous to th
game they were tied at I won and non
l'M. with H. 1 Itiviol.ls Ilv-tn in now
's In third place
Shoemaker d-splased true mastery r.r
tin- cue. outclassing Hyman at evev
department of filav pocketing bal's
getting position ate! ploj'ng safe!)
For a stretch ot four frnnns, from tlie
tenth to thirteenth, Hyman outshone hi
opponent, but liefore and utter that
bright sit he wa eptlrelx out of hie
aieiiient. The del on I score.
Sh.-mnk.r- tl 1, 11 It. 14 : tt 11.
,'. 1. i. . II. 7. Kl 14- IS e. r it, h f '.
lllsh runs and ?!
HvniHli J 1.1. .1. ti 0. t: 1 S 15
10. 15. n. 7. I 0 7 eVra'ches ; Hicb
runs t ' Atel 13
John O Donnelly, the xounc Harlem
player, strengthened bis posit mi. m
fourth plat-o In the standing by defeat,
ltig IMwanl P flray former ch.in,pn.i..
In the afternoon game. !!." to M Don
tiellv h,i otilv one more gano to play
In the touruameiit. It is nga.nst II. 11
Hawkins Should lionnclU wu, he wi.,
hold fourth place nloiu If he loses to
Hawkins the lolt.r will tie with loin for
fourth position (it.it hv his defeat
dropped Into H tie for l.t-t place with
'rving S I.ewine. Vs both Limine and
ilrny have finish.. I their games thev
will hold Ike cellar ch mpn-n-hlp. but
mav have -o shnie it wuli I1.iivi,i-is ii
the latter Is be .ten b Dfin.iliv ilra.v
played well In tin c.ih f in.es. but foil
by tin- WMv-qde I. tier on. '.v'nl. Iinnnebv
finished strong (Da- bad i l.'gh run
of l!a and four ti-,a ... ), i,. pon
t.'lly had flv.i scr'ttcha-s .unl a high
run ot 15.
offer hns com- from Juarez for Dumb
to meet tlen.i Iii'iihi .. th, s-.xentv
round route on Mr h t. T'i r makes !t
look ns though torn. u,idv s go'ng t get
some of the ui"iev -l ttle bir.ns
urn taking Into Kl Push il-ir.ng ' r it.
xentlon wca Tha' .rovvl nf lefp-vae
rowbis w.,s supposed t be Jack Cur
ley's net egr 11.. jiir?i 'li' there
would lv at least b, of those real
necked sons of the jlu'ns In Kl Pa
nround fight time, and anv one nf them
was guild for u bought aid paid for at
I the promoter's ow n price
I Montbth dnen t favor the Juarez trip
I Scotty wants to get Cr.-x n New Vork
Th" li.in.cr A C. hi" nftered $ 4.000 for
the match If Dundee .hrashe Cross
he would Just ,iha-itii vv iltz into a maicb
I with WeNh. There are a lot of nelgh
1 bor's children who th'nk Dundeo c.iti
take the prlde.it Pont.) -prldd Intocsmp
John the Hat her has ntfered to rri
Willi." lleavher '.. lit lp Willie P'trhlc
ti,iin John wnn HUH title to lie
strl.-tly a Star and Stripes affilr and
If Hltchle wlsh.'s his Wee Willie for
sparring puitinr all ho hss to do
to r'.nr
Joe Cnldberg lakes ami her Nv Vo-k
tyvw to-night at t 'o P oi -et !
Jol.nny Driiii-.'a i- , . zen
b ctcd t i .-op- , . ' 1 .1 . - hit
,lne in it 'ill n pt ' tie' r Mc
i -. '. w .' I i " ' .
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