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THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1915.
Tennis Schedule for Season Announced Cyclist Goodwin Suspended Wtltse to Manage Jersey City
10
MANY TOURNAMENTS
FILL TENNIS SEASON
Louir l,is( of CliniiiiiionMiips
inid Oilier Fixtures Is
Anmmnceil.
SKVKHAI. CHANCES MA IMi
Lawn tennis pluyets ot tills country
Will lll0 tile bttslfst IX'JMIIl In tin'
history of the K.inio this your. The
llrst championship mi ! sehcdnlo nf
fixtures for the comlmr season iiii
nounied lv tin- Cuited States Niillonnl
I,awn Tii. ills Association Is llii" Arizona
Klntn event which stinted lit tin- Tucson
Tennis Club Inst 1-Yid.iy. Tin- list was
liivcti out yesterday b Hobrrt n.
Wrcnn, president of til") association, mill
idiows a number " chumies.
The women's mt trupolltah champion
chip, about which there mm some doubt,
will stay at tho West Side Tenuis Club,
but ttu nii-i 's metropolitan vv 111 move from
the West Side to Hionxvlllc, where It
v II biKiii on June 12. The season will
brum for the local pl.icrs with the
Harlem Lawn Tennis flub open event
on Ma 1.1. Another tourney th.it will
bo missed by the followers of tennis In
the in.til'olltall district 1h the New
York St ile champion- 'lp, now held
Mnui;ri Mil.outjhlin. The Crescent
Athletic Club, wheh held the tourna
ment fi.r years, d d not put In a bid for
the event and It was allotted to the
Yahtiundasis Uolf Club nt Pilca The
vvi'iner or the touriiniiient this ear also
will take l-.o title of Central Nrv York
champion
Th-ie tournaments will be played nt
th I'.tii.iiii.i-P.icilli i:xsltloii rounds.
Fan l-'i.iue sto. the Pic. tic eoant cham
pionship, startlim .lime Hi ; the P.iuama
Pncilh liiamptii.shiif. stilt t'.ni; July 1",
iiml t i; Cillforii.i State chamiionshlp.
Haiti' R September 1". Tile local out
door m isun will close w th the Crescent
A. C. n tatloh tournament. bcKlnnliiR
Si pte-i'Lit In. Ill the lonir list ot events
the fo lowing an- the most Important
and of I: tercet to lot-ill players :
M ll 1'. litniKW "Oil nivirc.l courts III-
l loll
rrlniM"ii rnlversit.v Tennis
t'rli" inn, P-liiei ton liiterschn-H.irl-
n 1e?u.s fluii open tour-ll.ir.i.-J
lnter hnlatlc at
1 Momstouii Held Chili.
. N .1., v. .iimn's "InK'ei mid
en. t:. Sleepy HulloH Country
iiriiuvh. N. Y.. Imltatl'll tnur-
oi tti ion
In. i,
I'lK,
M-r,t
ilout,!
lin'm 'i i'.'-S.. IV, ham I'oun.ry C!al
l'e lu'ii Manor, N. V. women's Puliation
i mrn imcnt. 2H. Tuxedo Chili. Tuxedo
"S Y ,1. v Itatien : ... New V trk Lawn
Tctu.l- ul. N Y rk. Munhiiun doubles.
renins i mi',
lores' lit . I. 1., womIl niriri'i'iiii.iii VVKST I OINT, .iiariil .iiii".,K,i it
rhimpi.'nMilp. Cjan-y T. nnl Club of , f ,. ,n vt November and the
ma'V football Mm-, ran, who
lln.ii Xc, k !llil C.iuiury Clul' iireit,tre anxious to witness that classic ate
Neik station. I.uti Ulund. Nas-.iu ami, ,.Ven now sendlliR III their subrlpti-ins
juceii ih.mpl'.nhli tnurmimi-nt 30. , . vmiy Athletic Council In the
niirabeth Tnn ami Counir Cliil'. llllm- IO 111 ., ' , ,. ,riv nl.. rlTitlim will
b. fi. N. .1. iteui.:.' iiiurtMinenU 31. hope that an earl sip'si rlpuon VMU
M rl n i rl.ket i"u.,. phlUilelphU. Pa . i insure seats for the (tame. Now that
v omi ajtiiplinnhlp Pi-iinsylvanU .ind jt ),., een detlnltelv ilecldeil to jil.o
""Tri'.lra.lelphU .Ticket dull. Phl.a-'' t est on t he IMlo r.UII.U .l
di.ph i fnPil SMi.s iliiiiiipli.nshlp. , New ork. followers of Arm athleti. s
i, .m, 'i'i slnniis. liublv snd mixed . are keenly interested, and iline In
aauL n. 7, Ar.i ic kiolri Cluti. Vmikrs, t'harire of the matter at the M.litiH
let J .V." V;-lVMV.et.',e!Acaden,y are kept Un-y ".''rln,. m
cli ttnriorifhlp. 7. .M-irlne unit Kield Club. I null le". No silbs.-llptlons will be re.
ltrook.vn. .mnusl i.ptn tournjtni-nt . 7. IMrk Ireixed by the athletic isiuncll unless th"
riun. Hufljlo. u.si.rii Ni York later- ,
h.,,i.-i, ii.,Mr.nj i ! u I r i.' ;ui. nan
Hr'i'- .: A a. Wronxit'b. iiifiriipeMtiui '
n , inn 'i,-ilii. 1.' I.,, UK ."" I crkket Club,
Jin..-, i.. it i hamtd nrlilp sliiK.es. M,
Xli ri-ni I'll, KOt
ll'l". U ,rit"t'l, l . ir',11
Ftaii , h.i.nii"ishlp. Is. s Itneh
TentiK ('hi',. S'e Itm'helle, N. V. liuiW,
lllUKe ehampl'mshlp 1. I'dtunLi-Pa III-'
P.xp ml' i "li litnui.ila San rr.iniie. I'.irltli
cuafi iioo.-s 1 1 i.ll!.,iildp. :l, UMiure i
,.lwn T ml Cluli. Snu'h ur.itlKe. N. J.1
MUM o Sii'n i li.uupl ,nh. p. I'l. Wllmlim
Inn I'uijir.rv c ut,. VVIitnliiKtnti, Ileiauur'1
F:a''' i 1 .t ni pi .'ii s 1 'p. I'lt'slmri; Athbtic
Aks ,i I I'lou. littuhurR, i.wy court ihiini-,
Plon-! Ip of thi I'nl'i'd stiies; 2. Klin.-"
f'oun' Tennis t'luli. Urn ,klvn, lemK leUinl i
th rnpl"nlilp. ;''. P.....t"ii Colli. New
burl' N' Y open tuurn.inient.
July 1. N.mi.u Cmin:r Cub. (Hen Cnv.
I I. Invl'.iiMri t'l'i'r. iment , J Whi.iin
d aula ii.iif i "luti, Ptli.i New nrk -t.ite
fhnipb'l-'lilp. also i'tiif i! New Y'irk Stste 1
chmnpl' ' h,'. 3 Vnlv -i-lty Heights Tfn-
ni CI ii,. fnlversln HeWhts. Nnrth M.le ,
rhnmplunslilp of New York tty . 5, AtUtiiii
Athletic fiuli Atlanta, i ll iinpioni-hip "f
the South, se. tlmial d'i'il'les: t". I'mii'iii
l'arlili liitiTii.ii Innal Kxt'iMltiiiti (ln'iiii'l". i
Sim Prim- n. 1' nam i-i'io Hi' ibaiiipi'in
hlp. 10, Slivatm I'nuhtry I'lub. Miuint
Vernon. N. V. West, in tr Ci.urnv
Tennis Assnclatlun. h i'npl':iwh!p Wet-,
heter u'uit, ilu-i' I. 1J. Country,
Club "f VeP hi"ttel, VV'e"ti hester. N. V.. ,
annual Invitation slnitles .ml doubles;
12, noitilliT' "IViinli' C.ill'. AV'oo'ltnere. 1,
1., men- mui n t'ni-iit . III. Hoikaway
lliintlin; Club C'- litrhurst. 1.. 1.. uiinuil
Invita.lon. 2". l.i'llK" I cricket club,
lloston. Mms, LmKnoi flnKles. IJistern.
douhlre; .:. IciKenere Club. IMcetnere,
I.. 1. annual tniirtiainetit , 31. iinwi nt-U ,
Club, Lake l-'orei. 111. WcKtern chutiiplon
Ulpj and I'ctlntnil dnul.lis
Ausust I'nlnt Judith Country Club.
NarraKan'-tt l" r. It t. annul! njt a
tnurn.iiiieMt . , '!,. rlnht l.avvn Tennis and
Crl. kot Ciub. hi ..b: lull'. N J. alinulil lll
xli.iilon i."irn.'i' i.-ii li. V'" i.linei.. Club.
Wnfi.lnii-r'.. wniiiin'- eli.tinplnnslitt, nf l.nnif
Island, in and l'. unui'itsli I'luli. I.ak'
Vorcfct. 111. liitU'iiu m'tiniial d"il",i'S. it',
Ncwp"rt CiMtt". s-v.p''ri. It 1.. Iiivltutlun
tournament ; -1. Hmnxvllle Athletli- .Vi-'-tiHtlnn.
lininxvilie. N. V . iiimual open
tournament . 2.". Mend nv I'lub. .-.nuiluinip-toll,
annual lliv.tition tiiiirtialnent . 30,
West Side Tenant i'lub. Pon M Hills. I, 1.
national sinker b miplnnshlp, natlanil
rhallenicc douii'i s ,,nd n.itbm.il Intirnrtin-
laHlc lll.llliplnliMllli.
September ii. Xyuck country Club,
Nynrk N Y. annual up"ii tournament,
13, Merlon Cricket i.iub. Philadelphia. Pa ,
lntfrro iikiate i luinplon-hip. 13. Wi-t
silil.. Tennli Club. Pori-st Htllt. I,. 1
met- 1
.nnn'lliin Itltil.ir
cn inipioni'iiip; i.i. i.iiKie
?utH iXtmtf
c.-nt AthWtir fiui.. li.iy U1!k. n v., in-
vltullon Kiurnati int . U". I..'tiKwoot rrtckt t j
r.ub, JK-' lt, .'I . woninn 'iprn mi na. (
jiir nt. Inis'if tH)ti hifs uti'i iiuxi'i uoui'ife.
Pf-bruiu 12. t'Mt. ! nih Ilf KltiMM.:
Tf-ini club, .N' w Vrk, iMii'n.i! Inl'nr
ch tmruon-blp t"- nu n.
h l.. I'M fi. Seventh Hvsltnnt Ten
nl ( n., N- w Voik. Ih'i'i'jr n.ui'iii.il li.ini
plonlilti fur unnvn. 23. liiiK noil
rovcrca rotirtft. Ho! on, M , Uv- lia!m
tournKinTit, ni'n'n iklr. and imU.e
PENT? NINE TO SAVE MONEY.
null Ptnyers (ilxe l'p T mini nil
'ruble for lli'iiiionij 's siiUi'.
T'ltltiAiiKM'lIi.v. March 22 The t'nl-
frslly of Penti'.. iv.inl.i Varsity bar., ball
Kuad has decdrd to maid' a irencious
and niiexiiei led snerllli e, aocordlnir to
the Hnnouti. enient mule bv t'apt. IHcU
Wallace this afternoon, by voluntarily
iitu'l'.slllnr; th tiiiinlm; tablo for the
ntlto season.. This action bus been
taUen by the men In nnler to help
tlie ntliletle Assocl.it Inn, which Is heav
ily In debt Just now. If they Iteep to
their determination In cut down e
nioses by jibolisnmi; the tralnini; table
utiil livlna tlie simple life, the (Jiialnis
vill bo distu ifiiished an tile lily bin
ollene ti.llll in Ihe countiy nut havlnu
this adv.mt i;e
(llllinel slmilld Mine ii Clncli.
llosTON, Mr' 'i 2J -I'i.iiicIb Oulnict,
fistuiiul and .Ma.sk. iu iikctu a'laKiir
cull c)ianiiii.h, will have a chance to
defrinl Hi
latter title I, IiIh home
' e ir It VV l ,u.l ollla'f'd to-
course tliN
Ia In tlie
tiou 11, 'I
Via s ,,
1 n
l l.'.ISltts Ij If SMC.1-
I'tll' , I' 'll,l iMMlt'l
hi pi 1 'I ii 1 ,
land (1 T ' 'a
Three n vv o,
land last mm . n
is now 74, Innl
"I , ' I i V oiid.
I ' "1 2.' 211 and 21
n'l'lid , w od
idle iii.i tt'iii HH'oiil
Joinll i. liiinnct, his
Iji other llajmond and J, II, C'liuae.
GOODWIN SUSPENDED FOR
USING WHEEL AS SCYTHE
Effort of Crack Cyclist to Disable Opponents in Race
Reported by Referee Dibblee, and Action by
Chairman Kelsey Is Immediate.
lMdle llondvvln, one of the best boaid
lloor cyclist of thin district, Minds, sus
pended to-day nu a reult of hl at
tempted Interference with the race of
the Thirteenth Iteclnient Athletic Asso
ciation on Saturday nlKUt.
Itlch.'ird I-, Kelsey, ch.ilriu.in of 'he
board of control of the National C.vetltiK
Association, said last tilirht that he li.ul
received a report of the circumstances
uttelidliiR the open race at the Thir
teenth HeKlment Riitnes on Saturday
HARRY VARDON COMING;
SAYS HE'LL SAIL SOON
(Srcnt British Professional h
Almost Certain to Try for
American Coif Title.
Vor was received by cable fem
t.nmlon vesterday that Harry Vardon
I had announced dellnltely his Intention
of coinlnc to Ameilca airalti this ear
and that he would sail In a short time.
I Vurdon'B presence In the open eh.itt'plon
shlp at IUlturol In June thu Is as
sured, and It Is pplmble that his c'dtf
lirltlsh rivals will follow his example.
The comltiK visit to this country will
' he Vardon's third, lie ctime here tlrsl
i In lPin and won the natlomil open
rhamp!onhlp over the course ot me
I'hlc.iBo Ciolf Club at Whealen. 111.
With Hdward Hay as. a conip.uilon he
came over asaln In 1!'13. and after try
ing with Hay and frauds otiimet for
Ihe natlomil open title at Hrookllne
tlnlsheil tecond to tlie oun It'iston
anvitfiir In the fain. us three cornered
pl.ivon. Vardon I. the only man who
has won the Hrltlsh open champion
ship six time", lie I the ptc-int holder
of the title and also won It In 1 !'!,
1!. 1''03 and 1 '. 1 1 .
FOOTBALL FANS ASTIR EARLY.
eiiil III nillenllon for enls nt
rlll-llvy tinnir.
West Point, March Althouch
rionor iH Indorsed bv an offl' -r of the
. armv or a cadet 'at tile neademv.
The seMetary-triMsuier of iln- ,ith
utlo council, I. lent. C. It. Mej in
...,, .i... ei,t for tlie Arniv-Navv
tiotllli es
baseball (fame, which Is nhedub I lo
t ike place lure on .May "H. will be !
served for th ise members of the .ithbtie
asi-oiiatlon who desire them All ipnll
cations for tickets should be ,ddressed
to him before Miy in The Arnr. will
open its biseliall season here on Man h
31 with New York University.
Burns Says Willard Is Sure to Win,
but Tommy Seems to Be Prejudiced
Special announcement Tommy Hurn,
i from whom Jack Johnson won his title,
says that If Jess Wllt.ird doesn't stop
Jack Johnson he will never
to pick n winner atraln. In
. Tommy s.( .s ;
"1 think Jess s absolutely
win. I f.'Uk'lit Johnson In an
attempt
i letter
sure to
elltltel.V
' wrotiir fashion. I plaid Into his hands,
j thlnkliiK I could oiilirame him. If I bad
Uixed him Instead 1 could have stayed
I the limit and won the ibsislon. As fin
I Johnson, I think ho Is tho poorest
! champ.on we ever hud. (lit the ileteii
rlvn lie is pi-limps the irie.itet blK in in
that ever lived, but he will never ci't'
the Debt to the othir mail Sliiti,- hliu
nnd he'll lull. If he lands a i ouple
of blons on you and ilmsnt unit
you and dm sn t hurt
he Kits
dlscoiiraci d. I don't see how
i he Is
ever KOind to Unlit Jess Wlllatd
'off Ills (eet, and iniuiover I don t see
I how ho Is koIiiK to hurt I1I111 with that
rlKht utiperiut. If WUIaril plu.vs Ins
cards rlKht 1 don't sc.. how he cm help
1 helm; the next world's champion.
I "I'll tell you pl.tltdv why 1 don't con
I shier Johnson a uroat champion, He
(111'kid me silly In the tlrst tound
of our Australian tlulil. and do jou
l'"t he .11.1- inxlea.. .f oonUn-T
in and IlnlhitiK nu mm Iih hhiW h.ivt
,n. j)p luikil away, ami mn I
, . Ilt h(t .. (lt.L,Mi !hl(t fc1Minim
j old trick of his of piiltlm; Isitn liainls (
on my shuiilduis Just to keep me from ,
hlttiiiK him. Now what do jou think
'of that'.' .Me nearly out anrl still he
1 wouldn't llirht one second on the nuures
' stve' If I ever bad a man as nearl.v out
las he had me In that round Mm can
'bet I'd have been ilKht on op of him
' until 1 bad him out. ,
I "That was the only time be burt
me, tbouch. 1 wasn't in a bad vva.v i
when they stopped the Unlit. In all my ,
' other ilnlits, especially those with lib;
I men, I vvas alwnjs ptetty neai 'all In'
' after It was over. Hut after this Dalit
1 I irnt Into my street clothe in a liuiiy.
drove my motor car at thirty miles,
went home, shaved myself and felt line
nnd dandy." .
The thlllK libit Jack Cllllev Si ems Iff
be tryltiK to dilve home is Hut lliern
will be no hitch In the Johnson-Wllliiid
match ni far as the Cuban i loverninent
is concei lied. Jack's last few bulletins
ft. on the Kay tint on the map contain
honest o Koodness piomlses that a HIP
to the IlKllI won't end ill a Wild Koo'e
chase. Jack's latest :
"Coiiki essiimu Jose Kstriimpi s, ch.ut
man of the iill.eiiH' committee woikituf
In rut 1 J 11 1 n't int 1 with the proinotiis of the
Illaid-Johiison battle, n hedillcd foi
Havana on April I, his iicelvcil positive
assurance fioin Picsldenl Mciiocnl tli.it
Ihe executive olllcet s of the republic of
Cuba am III favor of tho .loliiison-Wil-laid
IlKht
"I tallied with tlie President 111 his
private olllces," sajs Col 1 1st 1 iinnics
"As 11 CoiiKiessiii.ui oii 11 ic 1 1 en to
quote tne as sajlliK that the Piesnlcnl
Is in tavor 01 11m imm ami will not let
nn.vtlilliK inietii'ie wnn iioiiiiiik it lie
will attend Ihe HkM at the r.tcetr.iek
I vviih Ills family and members of Ida
no
alternative but to suspend tlnodwin
K"lnev said that he had no exi ma
Hon from (ioodwln of the clrcunistiitne
that led lip to the trouble at the Thlr-
teenth Iteclninelit K.itneH and thiit an
apology n mil OikmIuIii mlKlit lend to a
lifting of the suspension.
Tin charces maile niralnst floodwln
weie submit ted by Harold IMhlee, ref
eree of cycllin; of the Thirteenth Hejrl
tni'iit (f.unes on Saturday. After beltiK
thrown In the second heat (ioodwln laid
for the other competitors. In the heat
and tried to disable them by sn Itmlmt i
his bicycle across the track
UNION CLUB VICTOR AGAIN.
Urn! It nlelterliocker Tlilril Yelir
In Snecessliin, iriiri' ft In 'J.
The t'nlon Club defeated the Knleker
Isickor Club In their annual hockey
K.itne nt the St. Nicholas Kink last nlcht
b a score of r. to 2 It the third
successive year that tho I nloiis came
out on top In the MniKKlt. Their vic
tory wh.s earned by better teamwork.
Toward Ihe close of the last period ll
MlillluWharton, who wnn playlni; koaJ
f r the Knlckerliockers, had to leave th'
K.iino because of an Injury, f". c. l'ell
in tryltiK for a coal hit Wharton on tl
head with the puck nnd opened a r.u i
over Wharton's eye that required foiri
ntltehes. The llt.eup . I
t'nlon Club. Positions. Knickerbocker I
Citiiniuk ileal WhHrtnn i
W'ak-ot jrr
Point Twpp'1 !
Cnverpnlnt . . . . M ttoiiie '
Uiori 11 i' Mum in I
. i'iitr., . V. Itni-he
Left w ini;. . . . Moj !
ItlKht W ll.K It W .MoTdll I
1 WuBftiilT.
Pell
I'l entice,
i.. W.lctelT.
UnjtlMi.
.s. ore -t'nlon.
Iviili-krrbuckrr. -' 1
l' w.n;si.irr, ,1'flii.
iln.iN .rir-t perl'til
mini's, D-oe, irn 1 1 e.
Pel! .O0. M !!.. he
in, j,(.,'on'l perluti, J
". ttilr.l nrloii.
OnaMvla. i:d0. fnurth t.
taff. -Ot ."u'lstttutlui
Units Mini H inu-, f.,r
It'll.- Mtii.urti iiii.t No. i
rlo.l. li. v.ik- 1
- I'nt Cnlon. '
KnU k rbi-ker.
U-fAre- llnbev
Hiker. St N, hoU
t'mir piTln.ls if In
i" Time of iratutr
nil'iute t
VARIED ACTIVITY AT HARVARD
"tul 1
llnseliiill. meeer, I'oottuill
Truck Tennis Drill This Week
I'OMHMIslE, Maw
March Sprlnir
activities in eiiotts bei;in
this week, tlie Varellv sw
epotts be;!n at Harvard
mdldates
reporiuiR lo-o.iy nn.l tile track men
biliiK due to stari work to-morrow.
The b-iseball mm alradv hHs iloun a
little out of dour w.itk and the llrst of
next week Opt. labile Mah iti will st.irt
his football candldiites out for three
weeks viork.
Coach Hurcess and Opt. Weld of
the soccer team have milv fnur other
ve'er.itis on hand. Jennuies, Nnrrls.
MofT.it t and O'Ni 111. The frcshm in team
I last fall wii" HtlonK. so that a f"t team
Is expei'ted.
I Word was rw elved from Percy II. nigh-
lym to-.lav tint he will be unable to
. trend the football practice until the
tlrt week In April, o the on.-hlinj will
b. d'ltie I'l.tiriiy bv last veer's veterans,
'itui.ni; them Trumbull. Pennock and
Ciolldne. Ilauchton, however, will le. 1
turn in time to take churife of the scrim-'
m.icini:, which will be put on the last
week before the sprinir recess. ,
laiimfuril Cniiiiii'rs .lolinaon.
Will!-- LafiKford won on points over
W ii J hlisou at the Vaiidnrbilt . C.
lleelor laises to Coillfrr.
YoiltiB Hector lost on p- Ints to Prankle j
mifrev In a red hot Unit at the Olvm- ,
1 a c. I'ist niRht ;
I
Cabinet, and moreover, will buy bis
si. Cs m. I not be uilests of the ni.iirice-
' llletlt "
Curley adds preside. t .Mennc.il has
vNtcd both Willifd and .lolinsim 'n
their tr.ilnlmr iiirters, and after bail;
I t ti the pan over -till wants to lm on
, Joli'iso". The President made a bet of
JlOn on John-oil when h,. aw tin- ciiani- i
lilnti tra.nlni; tlie tlist .1,15. Toat was,
befole Willaid aiiived. fter liiu Jes
put 111 ,111 .ippeaiMiiii. the Piisldetit went
around to look htm over. He deilarcd
after wateliini; Willard that he believed
his bit uoo'l, that the neirro was tool
fast for the youni; white man."
V
"am W.illach Is nursltn: a b nllv su-,,1.
b i Jaw. Sam endeavored to Illustrate
in Hrothei I.e.tcli Cross the manner In
which Ch.ulle White draws an opponent
in tor a deadlv left book
"li s like this, landi,'' snU Sam. "He
le uls bis h it and Invites you to counter,
lie waits until he reels vour left In his
l ice, then It's --over the river, lie hooks
that P'ft over ,'iml down you km, As;
N.uumv Knhldofiu Now try it nualti
b ft lead no h.tnf,-'"
ini popped I.each on the eve and
then there was fur tlylru,' n plenty. Loach
dived In at his brotlier-maiiacer-lnstruc-tor
-i ml tho bovlnir lesson was forgotten
In the real thine Sam dually wound up
"i a Minim position auainst the wall
LOOKOUT tjp
llllllllhli'd 1
"It's a irtft
held his Jaw Sam
Hit Nelson won his first IlKht n
Havana .is jicr Iiniieh. They'ie woiklni;
Hat up to a card Stewart Donnelly Is
the irieat unknown who fell before fie
ii'iei. turl'iiis Dane Stewart balls from
Indlati ipolle, so they said We.11, If he
ever shows up home after lettlnif old
Hat dtoi him there'll be more hall
hall of tlie fin ti i mi, stove lid variety
The Al Itelch-dunboat Smith limit
which the Pioneer S. C. says Is a ccr
talnO for March HI, Is the best on the
borion. Helen Isn't shnvvInK any vvh te
leather when he takes on that horny
llsi.il child of the hrlno the Cionnet
What a sluirKlnir pee; two of the hard
est hitters both anxious for Hp topi
leciiKnitliin and a pleasant bow from '
Jcems ColTey; It r"iunds nlinnst too kooiI
to lie true.
Harry Stone says that despite the fact
that ho Is tlie best llKhtvvelKht In New
1111U. and Ino'ibnlally the vvelteiwelcht
chimplon of tlie vvotlil, none of the stars
will i;ive him a chance to cam 11 IivIiik
I lain draus I'leddie Welsh, Jack Hill
to. 1, l,o tin Cioss, llciuile Leonard, Willie
Itltclile, Chatiey White, mil Jimmy Unify
Into his dell
M.coy Itluincntliiil Is vv-MI.iik in kivo
Jim Colfey all Ihe inuiie.v coiiiIiik lo Al
Hili'h If Jim can make K110.J his luiist
tliat ho can slop KcUii.
tin S.ilunlav nluht ul tlin IrvitiK A C
1 liiiiliii.il Smith mciis Jack He, id.
i;.oii;c Asia metis Leo lloiick In tint
ntai' slar boitl
,! ,M,.cm, stylfd the mldilleweluhl
1 champion of the wnrbl, will have both
I hands full when he meets Silent Martin
I at lh Jlioadwiiy S. C. to-nluht,
n ml thill in coiieiiurnce he had
h
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ClttCAiio, March 2S. ,lon Caproti, the
St. Paul veteran, showed some of his
old tllii" form when he defeated Oeorpe
.Moore of New York In Urn tltln thieo j
cushion tournament this .iftemoon,
score .111 to nil, In sixty limbics, Moore i
had a little the worse of the break III I
fortune, but Capron'H ktnry wan de- I
served, ("apron had hlKh inn of eight
and Mnoie one of four. This setb.iek
puts Monte from second Into third iilmo
In the stfilldlitK. Cnpron also had tho
honor of beatbiK ('h.implon Alfndo Ho
tiro last week.
.lohii Hahinan of Mlntm.ipolls won tho
other afternoon Katne, defiHtlmc AiiKiist
Klivkhcfcr of Milwaukee r.n to II In
jelht - six Innlnps.
i .loliu l)aly of Chlcniro Indited hltnelf
s.ifi ly In second place by defentltu!
l.lovd .levne of I.os Aimeies to-til(rht.
r.n to SJ. Ill seventy-one limine It wis
an up and down tuat.ii. I.il once
In. 1.1 ii lunfilt .iriltll 1 .... ,1 lllll .tuVTI.i
pulled up even with hl-ii. Ii.ily then as- I
sinned eomiiiatiil .iffaln, wnllo the hr
W. ?terner relapsed Into comparailve
quiet. Italy posted a liiBh run of I
and Jcytie B.
MRS, BARLOW EXCELS
AT GOLF IN HIGH WIND
Four Strokes Better Titan
Her Nearest Hivjil in Medal
Hound at lMnelinrs(.
I to sit up. thoUKli ho wnn inner, in oniv
u n t little more than n week ao. His
PtNKili'Rsr. N. C. March .. -A . ard i (, M,t)r tIllnks4 ),o will be out In nn
nf P2 was the bet In to-day's niinltflea- j o'her week and able to resume, prac-
Hon round In
th Culled North and ;
South amateur coif tournament, and It
won the (fold medal for Mis. H II Har
low of Merlon, with a inarchi of four
stroke". "Vet Mr' 11 H. Sto-'kton of i
Pl.iinlb'ld and M!s M ni llelm.ir of I
Midlothian. Mrs. J. V Hnrd of Pitts- I
bum Meld Club. Mr ,1 Hayinond Price
and Ml"s l.ou'se Hlklns ,if fiaknuirit.
Mr. W .1 Kaltb of Wk.ml and Mrs i
Herbert I. Jlllum nf the Wsper Counirv 1
Club, liiinell. Mis", were the oth'"s to
iiMke the Mrt tllsht A lUKh wind added
from four to six stroke" to the averni;-
,.nr,i The ouiillilers:
t.o... hul.lnn.airi It 11 llPln'l.
Merlon. 13. IS-92. Mr- 1! 11 Moek'-n
1 Plilnnebl l'i. It- '. Ml Mvra 11 11-1
mar. Ml.Pi'ltltan. I in s. M- I V,
I Hard, lill-burit Pleld. 13. 15 !'. Mr- t
Itayniond Price. Oik nnnt. I.i. in - Mrs
I VV I k-.' li. WvVauyl it 10.. Ml"
I.i. ill's i: kln-. luk'iinnt, . .' .31". Mrs. 1
1 Herbert t. .Hll.in Vespr J. 1.
St.. nnd KlKht -Mls P.'lUi Harmtl. New
Haven, Mrs VV llllalll West llnnttnird.ini
iV.ille, Vtrs P. It. Helirend Hrle. Mr.
, II. Hnlllnsswrth. iirenhiii k . Miss
I Sar ih Kvani. Tedes. o. Mrs ilayes Troiv i
, bridite Ni llaien. lr t It Palmer.
I Ilrle, VUss Frames C Him, Te lesco ,
I Tlilrd P.U'lH Mrs C. P Pehe'xellee '
llaekens i' k . Mr. iSu Met. ilf Vcanam
1Ish Mai,, in ir""Meil. Hvi-rlon Mle-
Klorenee I'ri'ft llakni'llll, Mr St tu
cr Mecklnl" 'ir Mrs It C Mllllb North
lliur. Pa Mr. I p tta-dm r. s. hi .!. i
Mrs Willi I'll e...) fort, lleadlnif '
Kon.-th KiKbi vtrs r s .inner. Kn- i
makl. .Mrs 1. H I'lnne). pprinntleM . '
, Xlrs. .1 P Wllilaiiison. Wy.imtnir: Mrs w
,.I Ko"r xterioii. Mrs It Ihoksr, iVa,
' eabui ; Mrs l- H I.xivren. e P'a'nHeld.
Mr 11 ll van i ieer. ivitciiesi- Mrs .vi
P. liardner. Iliirkensack
Plftli I : I k ti t -Mr tiensld Parson.
Yiiunpstnw n , Mis. Helen llarnei New
Haven; .Mis V i .lu.td. Il.'lv.'ke. Mtss
llraie Karrelly. HnKiewn.tl t -s J. l
llithtwai. Mnntreal. Mrs i: Murphl.
Arnnlinlnk , xtre VV . J I. iiiK-ririliii. Oak
mont. Miss uisie Jones. Momrni
COLUMBIA'S -yvTlATH AROUSED.
Ileirliis roti-st Vmilost Holes
of IlllsUi.tbflll l.ellicne.
The Columl'ia campus wis rharsiid
with H'dUfiation vestcrdr follow tnir the ,
aiiniiuncett.etit that the I' ten "Il.-klate (
H isle tbiill l.e'iirue 'ind p.iss,., font res, -Intions
restrletiiR the el'.-.MIttv of plsy
eis, one of which nffrcts Wilier W
Dvvver, the newly electid Hlun and.
WTille captain Acordlnc to ti,e new'
rules no student who has a eoilei;,, de-j
Kree. his played for thtee vears on anv
tiam or I8 retristered as a tteslinian caul
plav on a varsity lusketliall te mi ,
P.vytr Is sure to e,.t his A H decree j
thfs splint; tint Intends t. iont,nue his,
studies at Columbia He has jil.ij -l j
only two je.in on the vnrst tea c. i
The fact that these resolutions werei
p.t-sed without a slntflc Columbia rop-
reientatlve at the iim tlni; hi Id at the
Hotel Impel tal has not tcdid to nllav
tlie feelin.-s of the Hlne and White fol
lowers. Last eur a rule was irop"vo,
b.irrliiK ftishinen from plivitu on vai-'
slty teams ami at that tluii Vab threat-i
etied to withdraw from the Icictio if ill
passed because Chulij Taft and1
lvlntiev, two members of the champion- '
ship team, are fnshtneii 1
j Coiiciioiiiin Ileitis .fiiitiiiiil.fr.
Joseph i 'oti' mi on, who will be New
i.lirsev's i present, itiie In the N'evv York
I priiliiiln.irv tournament 'o pbi; four
l Ui.vers t , isnnpete In the .National
Pocket Hiliiaid LeiiKtie. deflated J
Hawaii! Shoemaker. uatl'Hial atitatein
ohanipioii. at Doyle's Inst nlKhl The
! score was 10(1 to 72 Tn-nlRht Coiiimii
j lion will play Hdwanl K (!-ir.
Illllniel
llijoss (loir til II lull Wind.
l Piei'iii'iiuT V f lnich '"
Francis
to-day.
i iniitnet plaved" thlr'ty-f'x bob""
in
thf aPernisiti The hlRh wind pleased
him, iifferitiK as tt did p'oblenis which
the champion frequently is cullrd upon
and ex tcl to solve
Exit I
jjFriction jjl
Friction will ruin your car.
DIXON'S
Graphite Grease
No 677
For Transmissions
and Differentials
reduces friction t1 tho mini
mum. Tins sclonti'il fluke
motor (frniihitc contained in
it urnpliiiit'S nil bcnrinn
stii'fiicps to nlisoluto Miitioth
ncsN, pri'vi'ntiiif mftiil-to-int'tiil
contact.
Tht Dixon Lubricating
Chart will bt nt frrr.
JOSFPII OIXON CRUCIBLE CO.
Jrtrer City, N. 1.
&CS Fjl.tli.litJ 1827
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NEW ELEMENT. DUSTJsrlLLAfGS TELLS HUSTON
'.
PILES ON HARDSHIPS
fold, Wind, Kaiii Mild Stum-(Jet
New Ally in Conspiracy to
l.otnrrtflinnts' Worli.
JlVKif WILL 00 TO HT. PA I' I.
ilanls. I
to-day
I Marmx, Tex,. March 21.-The
I some of thcln, put In part of
IreielvitiK their second shot of tin'l
j typhoid serum. Tlie Vneo anil San
I Antonio teams reassembled here thin
I mornlni?, but the ranks tjf the New
York party hnvo been thinned by the
1 departure of Hnlloway, Olnss. and Mar
shall to Join the St. Paul club. Tun
f other playerH, Olpo and .Johnson, fire
j tu teavi for the Kinw purpose to-mor-
row, nnd Dyer, the shortstop, also sold
St. Paul, will no thero from Chl-
oiikii. i He Imn not reported nt all thin
iprlnit.
There are of the youni; pltchlni? miunn
hero four who loom up bltest nu likely t
bli; lonuue material lieforo lonR. They
urn Ulpe, Hitter, Stroud find Klrniayer.
Who of these four will mako the team
this year Is mere Kuen.twork, the situa
tion beltiK Involved by tho number
of pltcheis who are practically sure to
bn retained and by the nenseless twenty-
Williams la nnother'of rlKht hntiders Is us well conditioned
one player limit
nrnmlAlni: voutiK boxmati. but it Is dif-
: ticult Li die how thero will be room
'for more than one of these younKnters
! unless two or three older members of ,
tho Muff aro to bo let out
' Hitter, the typhoid patient, had lm-
proved so much to-day that ho wan nbie
tlce m two or tnree weas i.vinenuy
i he has a mill annex no usmi i io-.
much welEht
It is leliorted about the camp th.C
Hube Miiniuard will be .isslnneil to the
M-eond tenm when that batch of i limits
depart tor th Nonh on Wedne.sd.i
Conditions for practice thlf. atter
ntein were very bad. but Mriiraw. with
prophet!, vision. rn.iybe. or dlsmi'tnn
if the eirntlc weather, had bis men out
I until noon in the mornniir. the loncest
iiiornlnK drill of the sprnii; The skies
clolide'l Uli In the afterni'iin and hlirh
vvi'.d arose and kickid up so much du'
tint the work wen' on under diHlcill-
ties The Hants havo had .old and
J wind and rain and snow this trip, but
' ill's w.n the first time dust h:,
added to their hardships The prac
tice name, was called ff
CADET H0BBS BEST ATHLETE.
Sabre for firiiiTiil pollrner In j
spurls Is Axxnrdeil to 111m. I
didet Inland Stanford HobK-. who
ha.s bii'ii a ui niber of the football. bae.
;ball, leaek and b.isketlsill te.i.tn.s ilorlnsT
his four yiars at We-t Point. h.i re
lelwd the Armv Athletic Council eab-ii
awarded annually to tho Urst cl.s ciilit
, who Ins made the best Kner,il record
'in atlibties.
! Since he ent red West Point from
the Jersey 'it Central HlKh ScIiojI,
t Cadet Hobbs 1ns been t o leaditiK ath
i li to of his Claris, and bis creates! hon
ors have been won on the fisitball team,
i although he did not play against the
Navy last Novvmber because uf an lli
Jurv. fm the baseliall team he hni won
dlstinoiu'ii as a hard and tltuelv bitter,
and lie has another season of Kise
' ball befnte li'ui. as he will not bo
Krndunted until Juntx
I OLD UNIFORMS ARE REVIVED.
I'oril lm in s.nr
t seil to
After wearlnc
Ailopf m
'iilnrs Tbnt
"Win (tiiities,
five different colored
suits in as many .vears the Kordham
baseball tenn at last has returned to
the suit- worn until lfinn That season
the M.itooii lost hut two Karnes and
from present Imilcatl ins will hive Just
as itoo.1 a team this y.ar. Capt Harry
Kfttie luis a hunch that the old suits
will hrltiK the M.irO'in irood luck and
the athletic association ha made the
present suit, the rtnndntd for all time.
Tlie color is a liKbt el ly brown with
Potdb.im piinted across the front of the
shirt instead .,f down tic middle, as
In the last lew seasons Tie nv in
stead of lu liiK plain are rlnui d with i
tuo of v lute nanow stripes ami wii te
aaklits The sh.rts nre iiii Kiay with
halt maroon colored sleeves
Vlorei Villi I ii siroliesi IVmi Hunt.
Pint, vi'in tut v. M irclv"22 a'oio'h Viv
ian Nickalls of the I'niv. rsltv i.f Peitn
' vivalllu CCeVV is heelllllK his Itletl on
,iiIko these tlavs b i"iit Imialh siii.tint.
them about in bis i ndciMie to tlml the
IstioiiKcst i it n 1 .1 1 in 1 1 't i for the Vale race
in week from Saturday When the nun
I reported for prai'tne to-day be an
1 ii.'iinccil thai Mats.v was to return to
1 st toko of the vareltv, teplacitiK Shoe
nriker, vvh" It was tlimtKhi last week
I hud won the position pi emnnentb .
I olfiiinii llii-ntliiinis Miinii,
Hal Coleinin, IM', won the cikIi'I'
Kaine of th" Msnhaltan handicap balk
line tiiuri 1 11 !.. lit at the .MornlnKslile Hil
11 nil Acoli'u.v fnim'ieorKeP Moon. Jr.,
L'nii, last 1 IkIi', scorn IToi to to Cole
man made h'Kh runs of I. 2 it nnd 22
and aver.iKcd 0 n t -36. Moor's best clus
ters wete SC. HI and 11 nnd bis
averaKe vv an I
It nil i'rotllnu VenrlliiK llciid,
WasIMN'ITON, Pa. March 22 Hcrsie
Admiiai. 2.2s. hohler of the world's
tecotd tor a veaili'.K ttottltlK llllv over
I half mile track, died here toolny after
,1 si .ot Illness of pi,eumoi,la S'o was
foaled IVbru.ii'.v 2s, tfttH. establlslieil
her worlds rec nl here last November
and bad been Limed fur 7,nno worth
ol two-.v ear-old futurities the comlliR
season II S 'ifiyson, her owner, re
cciillj refused fil.Oliti for her.
tt'Coj Survives ili. IlrlnK.
The new 1 McCo.v boxi d a draw with
Totntnv Miidibii In Iln If ten round bout
at tin Hroadway Sportlutr Club's uiili
nie 1 sit t-i tiny Helvveen (he fourth and
fltih toutids McCoy's seconds by mN-
I I Id' emptied a Istttle of sun HIiik salts
down his throit, lb- nave the expicled
war dance nnd Ihe ti'-xt round li.nl to he
postpone until he nvlved He boxed
about tlie same alter his snIk as In fore
Pieneli lloters Wimiiileil nt I'rotil.
Many 1'iencli boxeis have fallen In
the vv ir and the latest to succumb
to b s wounds is Antoiue Pellet, th,'
well known llKhlcr Mann, who scored
ll lame number of suci es.-es In Pails
last season, bloke his Ick In ,1 recent
biviiiet cliatKc near N'anieiiil. P.
M cluud, Ihe excelliut Nanlals Isixer,
bis ic clved severe Injuries at the from
vvhl"h may handicap him in li's futtiit'
1I11K 1 .11 ccr
llnvnilil Kliees Poslponcd 1cnl11,
IIW'iNA. March 22 Haclnir fit Oi I
enlal Park was postponed to-day unlit
Thursday on account of the hart con
dition nf tlio track following rain.
his opinion
Praises Pipp, High, Maisel and Pitching Staff, but Points
to Need of Southpaw Kelley Reports
He Has His Eye on Several.
Savannah, . Mnrcli 'ii. The hard
hlttlhir of his regular on Saturday
.iKalnst tho Savannah pitchers bolterei
hv peral of the Yankee oo!tn seems 1"
have proved th Milne of MatuiKer Hill
1 Imnov.in's piilnstnkini? drills upon the
olf'tislvo iratne. To-day was loo cool
ami windy for outdoor exerclslne and
'as the club In likely to leno at noon
Frldnv for Mayton.i, I'll, only three
more dayi will be nvallnblo to prepare
for the four pamo tilt with Wllbert Hob-
lnson' slucKlnn Pmlifers. ThroUKhout i
theso three dH.vs tho nrdiioui hattlni?
drills will continue
Honovini looks forward to the. Day
' tona visit us the best means of ascer
' tulnlnff the early xprtni; strength of h1a
ciu1,. umil Mnturday his boyn hud not
),. ,ho offensive stremrth expected.
Donovan reallr.es that he Is very likely
to encounter fHr better pltchlni; from
Hrooklyn than Savannah whh bb to
Rive, and In preparing his pitchers for
the task ahead of them Intends, that the
batters will also benefit. The Yankee
leader believes tlmt Ills veteran staff
at any lot now In tho South and that
with a little hnttlni? encouragement they
should be uble to rrlve a mlshty Rood
nccoiini of themsehes st the Hrooklyn
camp.
Card. T. Huston, who spnt the
week en a
at Hrunsvviek, Sn., with
Oeorne T. Stalllntrs, the Hoston miracle
matt, returner! much I'tieouraited by the
visit.
'Stalllnes expressed the opinion that
Plpn would provn a wotnb'tful star for
us," said tho Opinio ' He Is also of
the opinion that Hlirh will round out a
is-impetetit otlttlelder He thlnl.s Maisel.
on licrount Ilf his stre.lt speed, one of the
most valuable assets of tho club
'ieontr. who known the veteran
pitchers, believes that if our club had
one tellable southpaw If would be as.
sun, I of as Hue a pltchlnr? staff as could
tm round atiywnere. I'ouovaii lontt lias
realized the need of n rood left bander.
We hope to net him liefore the Opltlilli;
of the season
St.tlllnirs appeared finite surprised
when Capt. Huston told him ho had no
reisiin to hope that lT.inli tinker would
play In New York this ear.
"Ovet In Macon mv bins have been
laylni? odds that ihe home run hitter
would be Hi a Yankee uniform this
voar," said Stalllntfs. "I would like to
lay a little bt that tinker will he In
New York If he
Athletics lie is
does not return to the
not tfi'ltn; to iiiit base.
WILTSE MANAGER OF
JERSEY CITY'S CLUB
1 !n mm Siini-s! Vt'tonin "f i i 1 1 1 .
Wlin Says H Will l'itcli
for Uts Tpnni.
President Harrow of the International
, , i .... u ... i
t-esiTiin nnnnincsl i- niitht that h- had
slimed CiCorKo fllnoks) wr.trc. fonuer
Clant star, to matMKe the Jersey my
tam the oomlnc season Wilts", who
vvas release,! unconditionally by the
CiUnts Inst fall, will Hike charxe lm
tue.lateh He will find thlnKs In pretty
fair shape, a.- President Harrow and
Seerctuo Wicks of the club have slKneJ
up nearly all of last ear's pla.vers us
ivell as several new men of promise.
Altogether there are seventeen men
under contiact.
The club vv I'.; d,
at home tb's year
its sprlnc tnilntnr?
A schedule of oxhi-
bltloti Kiiiins
with m ijor le.iKUe ilubs
altenly ha
been .irmnKcd.
Wlltsi.
who st.ll llviv 111 New Vork,
Ititi n.l-
to .stibllsh a summer ps'ilence
with Mrs Wl'tse in Jersey city When
recti ves'erl.iv he - '. I he will continue
p.t, inns:, tal.liii; bs renulai- turn In the
im
I
1 SEATON TRIES OUT HIS CURVE.
speetlsi II llirr III Hlilsemoii Portii
sttiferi. Pins It ebeii rse il.
1 Hit'.wss U'rt t.s. Miss Mit.h 22.
Haw wr itb' i irreccfl the It
o- I i It W 1" so cold 'n
that Mii'taKfi Mane- did
is'l.fed s'11.ld
thi tl, 'in I nt:
not take his
I ut lied then
bMel,. s to thi ball p.llk
tossltiK the inediiine ball .liMiind and
JoUUlUK over thi llllls dllfltlK the Ilium
ItlU Woekotlt Tile Wialhcr lis'.IIIie
WMiiiier In the aftei lio tn and tin' siilad
worked out "it the diamond Th. men
lecclved thee llrst instructions ,1 to
how the nUecze pin1 Is worked
Tom Sfiiton 1I111I11K his sta on th
mound was ciiimiik th'tn oyct in inld
sia.oii form. Heit lMvv.it dr. 'ho ynutiK
Intb'lder. wis iinabb lo fit th'ipate In
rltbei wotkoul, as tne vvoiiml In his left
foot which he rivetved by b'lne -p'ked
in the Biitne at Clinton on I'ltdav bus
not ct heiiled Nl"k Cullop vva- an
other alisen'iK Ills cold lias ;pi to
slum Improvement
FEDERAL 0LUB BANKRUPT.
I oil I ll ti ft polls MocUtmldrr Piles
Plen of liisnlv eni In Cimrt.
iNPt.WArni.tn, Marvh 22 Tho In
ilttnapolls I'ederal I.eaKtie club was de
limed Insolvent In a I'mnplalnt filed In
Superior Court to.dav
I Pllnv W Hai t'loloiuew, formerly Su
, perior Court Jmliie and a stvn'krholrier
of the dub, filed tlie paper.
He allf'Kes thai. In addlllon to an In
debtedness "f ?7."i,00n, tho club Is In
debted to the siockhoidcrs for non-payment
on il per cent dividends on J30.II00
I worth of stock
1 1 roil d Onlpolnts V'rhrr.
Kid Hronl iif Philadelphia outpointed
Charley Weber
ilt the Military A. C
l.i st I'lKht.
1
TRACK AND FIELD NOTES,
The inpil'ev re av nice
the I'll: ' V' I"' III llie I'm
I Ih llt'Ki Ill AMiletl
Snliirdliv III xt Tlie ellll
premiss to he
e- of ih" Pain
Assm ' ,1 1 Jo 11 nu
at pi "sent entn-
til le. s the ,ntli;llll! I.v
11111 Mill ros t .1
Pastime A I', Present Illntl dull Hlnl
lllsh .Vllli'lii'.ltl A c
link I.Ptner. Ill" recninl hest walker ll)
the lll"lt 'l"lll 111 lllslltit. seems to lie lost
la tin If 11 Aiierhan V 1 In the roe
to 111' I isii-tie A I "11 -utnliit Itrnier
IV 1- ' I.Ml ile.l 1- III! ill I, lie I It" hltl'l
' ll" ""il, I 1 pi, ' l" Ul" P 1 time S I'
l-i open ' 1 111 11 'I ',,
t liar',' I'l, 1' 111 it 1 ter of Ihe Se i
Hal , ill ' ' ' 1 ri !! 1 lin pri'hii
Hon a u' tl'i.n 'a- 1 .1 1 - r,. 1 t , ty t
la Mill llllile, nl , e lie! ,ei he wl'l run for
the Irish Aiiuilinn A- C or the Millruro
A. A.
of Yankee
ball not whlln he is nble tu )dy 111
the major league. .1. l'ntlil.lln Is too
bind of moiie to think of ulich .ill ab
pllrd in t."
Stalllnir, iiernrdltir; to Ciipt. llU'ton,
Is of this belief that the Ulnnts will
prove hi, chief source of worrv this
rummer. lie believes Meiltaw has
lidded KrcHt Hrenittli In I.obitt and Pol
Perrltt rliiht In iiots where Improve
ment will count most, but tin- bli? c hief
believes ul.-n tint the world's cham
pions have Improved throuidi tho nr.
Miilsltlon of Sherwooi Miicee
"I will have the best pU,dimi? ntslf In
the National I.eaicuc." StalllnKS e:il to
luciuii. j 'rt i et iui.nen Hiei i-iiiimi
eeetit rpiltit re.idy for such ii cnrnpalKii
ns was furnished by the blir three
James, Hudolph and Tyler last )ear If
occasion demands. WhailnK has found
hlmMdf us a catcher, llo wilt bo :ii
serviceable an Hank Oowdy. I ii1")
have two crackajack you tic backstops
who lack experience only anil who In
any event will assure me full rtrenKth
behind tho hat at all times.
Stalllnus and his -nen are confident
of another pennant b,atisn thev believe
tho rhtb will pet a Tmi-,i btter stmt
thnn a year apo, when victory htinij "M
a phenomenal drlvo throiiRhont the list
half of the season. Johnny livers, here
tofore slow starter. H eiijoyliur un
usually fine henlth. He Is o'Bht pounds
beivler than ever befor", thnuRh we'I
isindltloned. Schmidt, tho bin first bus
man,
reported almot at wrlsht
was thirty pounds too heavy nt the be
Klnnltitf of the I!il1 race.
Stalllncs Is sltirhtly concerned over '
Tlilrd Haseman Hed Smith, wbctm lee I
was broken lat last fall. Smith shows
a deiideil limp, but it Is hejleved he will
be able to plav with his old .iT-suriine
within another month In the meantime
Ted Cither, an outfielder Inst yeat, has
shmvn (Trent ad.mtablllty at tho third
orner. Smith will have to take no r sk
until he i absolutely, well.
Man.iKer Hill Donovan has had sev
eral c'Miiinunlc.nionH from Scout Jo
Kellev, w ho is on a tour of inspection of
major lea cue camps, Joe has forwarded 1
the pontes iif a number of V"it"ir eUi.. '
men who tnlrrnt be wnrthv or tis-tiia-
not, ot, the
HiisI'mi 'Pi
irt of Messrs. Huppert and
euirtrest'ons 'ave tnnsilv
til do W,th I'tllbtyo M'lUthp.lW'- A couple
more would be appreciated bv Donovm
even If they were of no mora usefulness
than for Kitting p-ince TlonoxMn't
te.i'ii this year 's llke.v to run heav 1'
toward left handed hlttets List a
son Ihe cluh was a mark for tho star
eoinhpaws of the el-cult
n exhibition dime with Savannah
has been arranged for Wednesday after- i
noon, in order to make th" test a bet- ,
tor one Ptmovan has nffe-ed to peovlde I
the S'i'ly Leainiers with a bitter' I
BEGIN PLAY FOR BIG PURSE.
'fimidlnii
Wurb
Profeasttinnls lie!
lit Itliils To-nlubt.
Tw Hi si mifh o' the c inaillao r""
fesw on il li.-Kev series 7.r ., r'iir"e f.e
$" "on n r i ... iri n to-n'i'vi it tb St
Nbhoi (. H't-v wtfi W.i'b -s ..r
Motiinal, who defeite.t Iv. s Can-nitens
lird the ljuehc.s rstttllnif for t',,.. prlr.c
Th" teams will plav a two untne scries,
the flret section to-nlsrht and the second
to-morrow nitrht, the team worittir the
Kreater number of rroxls In th" two
sessions Kettliiir the purse,
's'uebec le represented by Tin unu-uallv
fH11"1-' team this year, tind althouirh
, tllP f.diowers of the same tlmuirht hlk-hlv
i nf the work the Wnndeiers did airrunst
1 i.es v. nn.iniens, ninny reel mm ins .Mom
real players will have a hard tlms
beatliiK Queries-. Smith, Hltehle, Marks
and Ma'.oiie nre said to be amoiiK tlie
best players In Canada, and the mist
i spectacular hockey of tho year Is prom
ised when they take the Ice aKalnst th
Wanderers.
RICE ENTERTAINS VISITOR.
Itnlnnrt llnrrluian, Vnle IIHT. s,.r,
( oliimtiln Crt.in Itiivs,
Holand llnrrlmin, a son of th. late
'railroad matrnnto 1 II II in m in and
ii member of the I'M? V.i c crew,
watcheil the Cnlumtii.i erew sunad iti
its sivond wor'.out on the Mndson vt'
terdav H.ilTlniaii accient. mu d Co teh
Jill H(c.. In the co.iehliiK launch and
was Impressed with the hr.ind o' .virs-
inanshlp of tne H'.tn. and White lit.
lie has Ix-en forcisl to quit rowinir he.
ciu.se of an attack of nppendlcltl-
Hlce Kavo tho varsity a mldseason
workout, scndlnc both tho tlrst and
Junior hoats nearly elKht mtle. lie
ordered a sprint for the Inst ottni ter
mile and tlin tlrst varsity, althouirh les
pollshisl in hl.ole work, won out.
Walter Johnson Mnkcs Ifltf, lloiv.
Cn viti orrr.svit.t.r, Va., March 22--Wa-hltiBtoit
tbfented t'tilvirslty of Vlr
c't".i to-dnv. !, o 1, t'n K.ltne ' Iiik
1 ill. il in tin sixth on ncenttnt of lctinst
cold w'nil which swept the field Wal
P r Johnson, inaklni: his season delntt
twirled three innltiKs. 11c was foimd
fur two hlta In the third, Indudlnc a
double which yielded one run
I'orillinio Preii Ilaseliiill s,(jnn, Cnt,
'apt Joe Wllllariir of the ronlham
picp nine has six veterans out for his
team and yesterday cut tlm sound to
tvvent men Williams, who is a brother
of tin former varsity star Al Williams.
now suutll with the tilaiits, Is the best
twlrler tho prep ever turned out and
would be a welcome addition to the
Viirsltj nine
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS,
llrst It.iee -. furlongs Sharper 1'teld for a few -KnUht
11 ' icuvnnnmh), even, 1 to 2 mnt vvek, Thn ri KU.a
mn won. ureenliree, 104 illcnry), 10 to 1. ) Monri ii- with c 1
t to 1 snd '. to 1, so'ond. Pernnu. llo ! V.'. , . ' ,J ,, , "
, (MerlltiKi. l'i to 1. 4 to 1 nnd : to 1. third. 1 M 1 n"' 1 " 1
Time, 1.14 I .,. lniiuli'M. Mursan-. Any- f enr'si team, w-nv s' '
nine, iti'sciis iiiirni 1 an-iie. i;iei'irnissn.
Pain). Oulilltnti. Uulck Trip mil Prietnrluin
also rati
Seriill.l Hare Kin furlni.KN .fohn Hllrle
Ids, 1 M et , ul f 1. s pi I even nnd 3 tu 2 won
I Aunt Heed. 103 iltleei, 1 to e .1 to 5 anl
I I to .1. second, Hull to peli. IDs lOrntrvl, 11
1 to 1, : to 1 and even, third Time. I. HI 3-5
llnserlllit, HlB I. limits, llti.il Street, Visible.
1 Citllfiirntii Jink, Pome nn.l Tliiht l!n also
I ran
Third Usee Peven furlnnKs Typs. 101
i.Mftralfi. 'J to I. 4 to : ind 2 to (,, won.
I Cirri" urine, I11O (Lender). 8 to 1, even
1111 I 11 to - s," 1111,1, Pad Pavies, 107 (tieti
try 1. 4 to 1, to , and 4 tn t,, third Time
1 .'.' I r. V'rclnla Held, Sluirihaii.l John
' isp'diu. Ida Pln.i, k. I.ennri, Twllliiht un I
11,'ii'e llrnther also ran
fourth It.ue lit,, .,nd 11 half furleiiur
I'm .Hell. ll.."i 1 I.'ifttisl, 7 tn 10. . t '
in,, I I to 4. wnn; K, mien, iy If; ,m, r, rt ,,,
I :i tn V nnd II tn 1 r... on, I, Mancan,
I builder! Ill to I. Mill in, 3 to .', tr
.line. I I'll .'..i. Cm II, Si lief i, lil.i!"" ,'
an,1 mover Hiinhte also i.iu.
I irth Itace six furienirs T.arHrore,
illeinj), il to I, 2 to 1 an, I tviii. wen
lane). fi IMet.'.illi, a In , ,n ,n,
t
He
1 lo
- "" I'"' i ' - 1 1", i";t i..t.,,, h, t
I "' ' ""'I " t" ' thll.l rime ' 1"
lloi.iui liienilnilt i I'.nii, ninlit K.n, ,,
IL n levy an, I lam,' Stti i,u , , n
sixth Hit, e un, ml: t.i,, p mt
llcnnirri. i. to 1 . t, ' a i 1 1 ii 1 1 n ,n
I'anup i I ai, i .v, i,, -i i, in t,, t ; , ,,, ,
tn J reennd tio'.lv. un, itirnie.i ;: .
l-vrn ai.d t to ! third Time, 1 Si Che,
iii. L.'1": Ofblcu ii on. Vutad.i) II and
rimt Stan !io tun.
ATHLETICS NEARLY
1 1
EDGE OUT DODGERS
(illllllllll'll if'lllt I.,, mi, 1 ,
' "iiiiiv m
Si.tli and I iiml s,.,,,.,. js
Only 7 lo ii.
f'HAnr.K TIOHT I v
I'UIT
Dvrnr. v,
I lodgers made
Hie Mbletle
noon's contest
I'M i
it f
by
b
I. i
They t-ol Hi.' I, ,
and never wnc hi. m
'liabeli of !it
tenin st.'irteil th
and durlnu bn t i
I Msekmen only on,
live Innlncs. ilm ii,
I youni; pltrlnrs, n .
lost tho cam'" im
j whe-i th" Ame' i i
' fTathered four ruiis
In their pnrt im
I the Hrooklvns p I
I mi somo weird pi r
' phiatis. fi thren
I, ...
helm; responlb.. t, i ,
The Athletics Wi 1" '
ol Harry, Oldr.ni;. .-
who left earl t , ,
sonvllle Three p". i,
field for the Athl-'i -
j pretty cat cben.
Commenclnir to-,i o.
Will OIH'll a foil I
ru)iin tar. m.inv
l.nni; Hr.mch te nn
The georo
ATHI.KTtrs i. 1. i
.ill r h . ,
IlliOl,, I i
Th pson.Ib S
Hostlek.sh I
Crane is . t
I.Hppe .. f
D'tv is ' t i
P.'llfioeUJf R
full r rf R
Thom.x.lb. J
Hamilton ti ..
Totals
1 o " s .,
0 1 111
1 I ' 1 '.
1 : " I- . '
; ' " vi
at-
A I ' 1 1 V
1 .1 'I ' .' ,,
0 ; 1 l w
10 :t i i ,i
' T
, Athlrttif
i Brooklyn
I Krroi s -.llostw i-li I -
M;an sim Tlir-eh,..
IIHl ' KsJII Tun l'..
, K'rst h.sc rtn nrnrs V
l-ft nil bases vtll,
Ibnlhle pta,v -fell I
, s..,iti,r tif.. It , . I
li i linnrlbre i s,c ., .
i. t fi.Mara II '- m
1 II lit '1 J - . nlf l.c,,.,!!.-.
r rst ti se on b.,i'- t'l
, 1' I 1 ott II , " ,
Cbxhes : bv 1,". -i1'-
1 an I Oinnibs rim
HARVARD HEAVIEST SCORER
Ix of Its football Tennis Tnlb
.tlore Thnn Hill Points hi
sens, in
Ann ,r.B"B.
Ml. h. ,M
".m stands se
nimber ,, f., ,'
. "itid m"i f h
i isn
Th" r fi:r. .
'e.,l -Is tl tie i
!! to P
ill tea
i 4".v
-omr,
v.
i !'i'f i .1'. i it so t ,
P'lllceMP t' t i , I mill two 7,
v.ird tfa-n of issn. which .Mustr'
points to II lot- its opfioii. s, '
all college ta'ns in scores -Is
ii peculiar fact that l.eih ,'
Princeton ilet'onted i'i!s ter
a .'"or!nK t coord for ill i't
The .Minnesota t".ri. '. t ,
totalled ;;t point' to 12 u, . "
for htvlnc .iniassrd t1" c -
her of points witb-ait su" c c
feit Mlehlsar's tum ' .
sixth In the Itst o' hlwb
the enttnt belns fill to 1 e , .,
n' l"'il and 1 10S res e ' '
ti Hill ind elev-' ith "
of r.ii? and T'lf' po'ti'- ' 1
were 22 poln'h "t.i '
In i"3 only O P'l'it
Two othe- Woiv . r'i... .
the inn pMnt n..Tit T
101 il If .1 ir, point" (e 1 s
t! e opposition Tl ' '' '
r.'.i points to nothlrrr '
stc nds unlnite in 1
! football, as it s f .. .
I te itn to ko un " i' -
1
season It w s t'
cached at Ml'",V!t
tlv " teams, feci 1 1,
aiiinni; the . .nin,. 1
The count ,r hi
1 "a""" for veils
Pn Ki'ne pn's
i "i" deti nee t' .
machine ,s 't , n..
polnf i aualnst ,'
Two teams i i-t
,nft' but oi-ti
anv .'Um Ms.
totalled fain to t
I.I I I" w
the elevens vviih
coiintlntr n.pi m
Ilniiilec tJets X'eriHel no
' MllMlifts, Ti '
I ri'ttidec of Ts.'u V
of Sner.unento t .. ' 1
to titifht. and to 1
! v 1 1 1' as nci 1 v
, two men th it oca . - .
lsps In .1 lo ' i', , '
awarded Pun ie 1' , '
a tipht from -.un
tlnutil exchanre e' i
SpillllllllIK W tin IM III- ll II r s I sheet
PiM.ltfr.ST.
Ppnuldlnp of
M
was 20 won
I 1, cnd!,.np to-dnv
I ti ,..mi v.itv,
i vt , .
1' ,
1 !1K fie
concluded to-da'
of llneikllne wi'
of Halifax
Prni-tlce Humes lor 1 olnmMs
Coach Andy i'.vi
b iseKill ten'n s H
liuttan probabli w '
I practice.
Coliinitilii
siv! innier. nt It
Viisln
i Coioh !( inedv orie-e' '
svvimmtns- Futiini t , n -
I terday In prep ir i"'". ' '
I robin series nirn- k
i Pcnnsylvan'a t.. .1.
of the le.tKiie
I Trncli lien Postpone I'
1 PnUuri. of th" c ' ,
to Ket the eue ' v
i atiscd i 'c i. i I
' pone the i,i .
tetd iv S. v . I
South Fie I i'
alt, 'id i.i .
i "
e rl
taritre.
MADISON SO. G'-DEN
THURSDAY, MAfiril -'TH
or:oss
WH5IE
vs.
j.ooo si i 4
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