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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 191S.
Col Ruppert Has First Look at His Yankees Jack Welch Chosen as Referee of Johnson-Willard Bout
HU6GINS GIVES IN TO COL.YuPPERT LOOKS O VER ' COMPEL CHAMPIONS NEITHER CROSS NOR ! INTERNATIONA L RULE MAY ! DE ORO'S CHANCE TO
TERMS OF BESCHER HIS BAND OFBALLPLA YERS TO BOX, SAYS O'NEIL1 WHITE IS SUPERIOR BE DISREGARDED BY A. A. UJ RETAIN TITLE GONE
New Head of New York American League Club Watches
Team in Practice and Expresses Himself as Well
Pleased With What He Sees.
Tclesrnm Accepting Them
Bent to McOrnw, Who fn
Btntcis Fielder to Report.
Uoth Give nnd Tnke Plenty of Assistance to Runners in Long Races Probably Will Be
rnmmi.ssioner Tins Finns for
Milking Them Knee Decision
nt Iicnst Once n Month.
Moore Pushes ('!iiuiiiion
to Fourth I'liicc. IttMit inir
Him .10 to
Hnnl Punches Styles
Vtiry Widely.
Allowed as Before To Be Settled Before An
nual Boston Marathon on April 19.
FOSTKTl UK A CITES MARLTX
JtAP.t.tM, Tex., March sr.. Manager
Mrflrnw i f ccivrrt h wire from the St.
txiuls club to-dny saying that It had
accepted the terms of Hob Hesrher. lie
wired to Sherman, where the second team
irnr playing, telling Boschcr to report to
the Cardinals at once. Thin, presu
mably, llcsoher will do, since he gets his
own price for going to St. Iiils. Ills
departure closes; the New York-St. Ixmls
deal Involving Peirttt and leaves the
second team shy an outfielder. Heatty,
who Is an Intielder by persuasion, will
play the outflelfl In the absence of
Heener
With th going of the seventeen play
era rompolng the second team there
was a Rood deal of the makeshift aboil:
the two nines which battled tills after
noon and a Rood deal of foollns In the
same, but everybody felt chipper be
came the weather took n turn for the
better The wind still huiiK on but wlih
reduced speed, ami the sun was hot.
F.rgo a general Improvement III the
nplrlts of the, party and more, freedom
to backward. II noi creasing, piwiiiiik
wines.
What bore semblance to a reRUlar
team was routed by a gang of which
McOraw and Devlin were InteRers. Dev
lin was the captain of this team, while
tb other was handled by Cy Seymour,
and the Devlin side won by a score if
7 to 2. The teams were as follows, the
batting orders leng as Riven and un
conventional shifts made as the occa
sion arose:
Devlin- Palmero. If: Marniund, P.
Plet.-ber, .. Miflrim, lb., t-nndgni-., :l ,
fi'itm, .th . Meyers. tx. t-'rnmme. c.f..
Schtipp, rf Teereu, p and " . Perntt. If
fwmniir. -Ixiheet. 3h . Doyle, :b Mur
ray, rf . Thorp.. If Merkle. 11. Seymour.
f Heed. s . Smith, c. , tehucr and
Pa'mfro, p.
Dr. V li. Flnlev, MoC.raw'g Pitts
burg crony, timplreil He took the Job
under protest, and after he started all
the protesting .'.line from the players.
The Do.- was runts off on balls and
strikes and the losers suffered the more
from Ills lay decisions, Once be called
Seymour out on strikes on ft pltchout,
but the ball was within two feet of the
plate .it that
Te.src.tu anil Marquard were a better
1 fohing combination than were Schauer
end Paltnero. The winners rapped
Keh.mer for six hit In the first two
Innings and bunched three on Palmero
In tho slth They started their scorinR
when Mcdrasx, whme hatting eye Is a-s
keen as It was twenty-five years ago,
drove a straight hard smajih to centre.
Seymour caused tho manager some
idiysleal anguish by inlssliiR the hit, so
ihat the latter had to run all the way
to third Devlin wa another relic of
th niedlieval period who showed that
La Mill ran hit.
rtubo Marquard had a Roo"d deal of
ntuff on the liall, He was In Rood trim
and effective IIoughout the last four
Innings ami his work Indicated that he
It In much better form than heretofore
this spring. Tmreati pitched as If com
pletely over his recent indisposition.
The ,-core:
n. it. k.
nioure. 1 t t 0 n ft 0 2 i 4
t)ev lie. ! ! II 0 1 x 7 9 3
Oeorge Hums and Bill nitter were,
out in uiilfoim Hums limps and his
ankle is Mill of unusual size, but he
Prut Heed bunting a wli.b', then hobbled
to the bench. II.' is I'dig way from
plnvlng fnrin, bin Is now abb- to take
some enndit inning i xetviee. Hitter, who
. Mill weak fioni Ills typhoid, fielded a
few IjUlll-
The ptloher-i who sxlll leave town to
nioiTO" tngbt lor three iraiiies nbro.id
i -e M.iin. wxiii, Teiotu, Porritt,
S"himii. Ixlt-iiia-. r and 'Schauer. This
s about lb.- ii.itr.i li-t of available
pltchln? i.il.'iH lcti in Marlln. Mnthesv
son is due in pr r. j i on Saturday
Riln-t lull,..- Till" will serve as a
si-oikout for lu golf liul while there.
John I! I'o'i. '. so rrlary of the
Slant ,i .xd ',11 .Ww Vork to-d.i
GIANT COLTS BLANK SHERMAN.
X Illinois MI.m-n li.i- HII lii s,
111 II I II us. Illir-lil." N.IIM- III 'I lil'i.f.,
iim.mw T. "... Mitvh Iii a ,.
' ',1 .'.i ' ihe .-oil. ol Hie N..w York
iii'- " N.ili.l the Slif'MMIi WeMi'lll
" -in l.a'ii t..--,i n
t ' " The 'MMtliec was tlu lust
'e . lull l.'ni.'U tills MMMill, I.I HlR
i'"iimi eiMHuh in put RiiiRer into i'ery
nn .i tlie n.;. Williams st.iMed tip
ranie ,.r Vv Vntk niii .illnwed nnl
ne afr h'i In the "l. liinins- he worked.
Hieiki, wiiii .ileved linn, failed tu
!lo Hip e.iMie team an hits at all lu
tree i 111111:. Tile i-ente.
it ii. i:
Wn- Vi.rl, ! II ft ft I ft -.; In n
-I-- i, .in n ft n i) ft ii it it o i. I
Tlr: - VMi ,.n'. lluelike nihl .t, .
'. i vi.ii.j. I. I.i "ni:, H.iy ..nd Ail-in-
KMiicee ntclnes Isniies.
Ja 'oli Kl.ncei. .Till, won tlu eleventh
came of tli- .M.iiiliallan lliiiidi. ap h ilk
I pc tniii iiame'ii at Ihe Mm nitiRsldn
I'.IIIIiimI A.adi'iiv last iiluht. beiillm;
t lM.li S J'lH, l A M'llltl of "."ill Hi Mi".
Kllii'ii'i' inn ile. an HeniRe of Pi Im-21
and hli;h iiiiih nf '.!. :ii and "'J.
yniy l.nrrosse Team Noseil tint.
N.s'N M'oi.ih. March Sfi. The Midship
men opened lueir lai io.st.e mm.soii hen
to-day liv Insiuir In .Mount W.iahltiKli n
nf It. I tniore. - to 1 Th" tlrM half was
a standoff and Mealey seurcd tho only
noal n tlm eind.
Star Players Write
on Golf and Tennis
A TRKAT in in store for fol- '
' lowers of tennis and Rolf
next -Monday, when expert arti
cles by .1. Parmly Paret and John
0. Anderson will appear on the
Hportinp; pue;e of Tur. Sun. Pa
ret's tennis comment and Rossip,
thn first of which was printed last
Monday, will continue to appear
regularly each week. Anderson's;
work on ffolf will ho nlonix thu
1 Fame Rcneral lines he followed
Inst year, next Monday's lieinif
the first of his regular articles of
l'.llfj. Both these men aic author
ities in thuir chosen (ields. Parol
in n tennis veteran, havine; been
a lcudiii"; player when the Karnu
was youiiR in this country. An
lerfcon is one of the greatest of
the present Kcncraliuii of golfers.
In HH.'J he was riinnenip to
Travers m the national amateur
chnmpionihip.
Savannah, (Ja., March 26. Col. Jacob
Jluppcrt, Jr., president of the New York
MnrHntna. arrived to-day from New
York to seo at close ranRO Just what he
and Cnpt. Til Huston did buy In the way
of a ball club last winter. What he saw
evidently made a deep Impression on the
Colonel, for he was found this evening
delving Into the American I.enRiie sched
ule and tlRtiritiR out where he would
J hae to ro to spend the holidays of the
pood old summer time.
The Colonel arrived at hlRh noon and
was whisked out to the ball park to see
his athletes In tralnlnK. He reached the
scene at the faR end of the exercises,
but Manager Hill Donovan arranged a
special Infield practice for his approba
tion. "1 have played the Rame myself," said
the Colonel, "but 1 do not qualify as a
critic However, It seems to mo that Mr,
Donovan's players arer apparently In fine
physical condition. I did not expect that
.IiaIp i r... ..-..ill., I.
'.-. u.t.if. nuuin ur m, pliimik Hill Hf
curate at this time of the year"
Col. Ruppert appeared very much im
pressed by the favorable climate here
I and was dellRhted to learn that onlv
two days of outdoor practice had been
mltsed In the month He approved
stronRly of the facilities for Indoor
tralnlnK to be found at the local Y M.
C. A. It is a certainty that tho Colonel
will not veto any plan to return to this
city for sprinir training in IS 16.
Charles ltoos of New York scoom
panled Col. lluppert. The two will ro
over to Dayitona, Kla., with the first
team to-morrow noon to watch the se
ries between the Yankees and Dodgers.
Vice-President Hilly Klelschmann Is to
report at Daytona. Quite a representa
tion of New York enthusiasts will bo
DODGERS WAIT UNTIL
EIGHTH INNING RALLY
Then They nop on Pndron nnd
But in Six Iluns, Knoujrh to
Beat Cubans, 8 to 6.
Daitova, Fla., March 15. The Brook
lyn won another stern chase from the
IonR Hranch Cubans in to-day's same
at Khhets Kield No. 2 by Jumping on
Pitcher Padron, who up to the elRhth
Inning had much the bent of Pitchers
Pfeffer. Hucker and It.iR.ui. The six runs
made In Hie rally were due almost en
tirely to their cannonading of the Cuban
twlrler. The final score was Brooklyn,
x i Cubans, 6.
To-day's victory was the third suc
cessive one for the Dodgers over the
Uong Uranch team, The game was w. n
In the eighth Inning on slnglen by Zim
merman, Snow, Daubert and Oetz, In ad
dition to a pair of doubles by O'Mara
and Myers, an error and a fielder's
choice. To-morrow's game with the
Cubans will wind up the series. On
Saturday the New York Americans will
open a four day series with the "Dod
gers. The score ;
Ct'IlANS BROOKLYN (N I.V
ah h p ei ab h p a e
TCalvn.lf . 1 ft i ft ft Sehultt.Sh 4 0 J 0 ft
.loivoct.. i j o ft iuutrt lb 4 n ; : o
! Vlol.i.rf l I ft 1 0O'Mar,i.. .. I j 1
I l'adrnnp.. 3 1 0 t t lluniniel.lt. 3 ft 4 0 ft
I llltlffo.lh.. 4 14 3 tMeref 3 : ; 0 ft
J IWrnMoJh ? '. ft 1 1 (id.:h .. I ; 4 ft
Hnin'aeh 4 1 I 1 Zim'man.rf 4 2 ft 1 ft
T.irrn,lb .12.", .. AMiller.e.. . ; 0 ; 1 .1
I Jimiiiei.r I : " 1 OMiim.o . . I t 1 1
, - Pfeffer.p . . 1 0 1 3 t
1 Total. , l::ifl 4 Kurker.p... ft ft : ft
I Has in.p . . 1 ft ii 0 ft
I Total." .. 30 11 12 2
' Cuban ft ft 2 2 1 ft ft t 0-
' lln.okljii 0 ft 0 1 0 i) 1 i
Kim. Viola 2 llern.imin J. Torres. Jimlner.
Inilt. D.iulwrt O'Mar.i. lliimnii l. Myrs.
'..mine rinan Mum Two he lilt J t'slvo
Vinl.i I'.irtron. Torre-. O'Mara. Mrrs Fir-i
, li.i-e on error Culwn . IlnioUljn - I--f t
mi llJ. 4" ittia ii- UrooUljii 10 Hout.l"
.jj- I'feHiT .nut (I Mara; Himu. Iloniaiiaeh
I ..ml Tnrre sto'en lu-n. J Cilvo, llcriiamln.
i Mio a.-rin.'e hit- I'.iilnin, Myer lilt
lf( I'ffeflel 7 111 lour innings, oft Klirker. 3
iii three iniiin. off IliikMii. : In two innlnc
Mrmk nut Hy ttu.'ker, I. by iUciti, 1, by
P.ulroii .. Kirt bne on tialU- Off lfefTer. -oil
Palroii, Wild pitch IM.Irrin Hit bv
.uteher llv IM.Inm nirtii fmpire Kb m
.ii,. Coomb Tune 1 hour 45 iiiiniitrii.
I MAGEE SEEKING INFEELDERS.
lai ( iiiiltrnis KiilUeiiherB-KinitT
i Ural llriioUrciU Win i:nM.
MrCoMH CiTV, Mil., Mairh 2.". -
Manager .Magic of the Hrookfeds con
fiiiiied Ihe ruiii.ir emanating from Val
ilnst.i, 'ri, wlieie the Newark Kedeials
I are training, that 'y I'.ilkeiilrg and
' Heniiy K.iuff would beconio members of
the Tip Tops.
"The trade was made known before
I wl!ui," hv said. "Hut this I not
the only one I am to make. It. It.
Ward told nie In go alu.ul rwgaidl.hs
of the cost and get It I ill a leal hall
team, and I'm going to do It. I now
iiiii starting a deal to bolster up tlm
Inlleld."
The Hrookfeds slaughtered the In
m tivmi to-day by a "corn of '.'5 to I.
The senre :
II II. i:
llrnokred , -. ft i ft ft I I :) :
Ji To. n'. I'll- " ft ft ft ft o I o ft l II-.
Mincrif- I'tlllnp, llttiel.c l..e SVrflnn
ainl lini, W .tt--i.ii . I'MilKer, Cirllltll rfltd
,si .i.le(0)l.
GAFFNEY PREFERS RED SMITH.
Wouldn't Trudo Him for llbliels,
Willi Mlirlilo lloliliidll Tlirovtii III.
"Why, J wouldn't give Ke.I Smith for
' Charley Uhbets himself, lih his old
. m irble ivtiinda tin own m!"
j President dame J. (iaffney of the
1 HraM'H emitted tin so words Immediately
I upon arrival fn m Koston last night after
reading on the train Tin; l.vt;xir;n Sun's
H'.oiy lu which President Khhept of the
I Iwnlgera proi'l'ilmo.l that lm wouldn't,
trade, Third K.lseman Joe Sohllll, for
I two Hell Smith''.
I "I'll stilng along with Stalling," con
tluiK.I i.alfney. "If, as Khbels (.ays,
Stalling! pulled a lione, by (.ending
Si'Mllli! to Itochesler, what about Mulch
' Schmidt, whom we g. t In exchange, for
Sohullz" s for It.'d Smith, he biokn
i his leg Hin last llnifl lm playeil at
II'ohiiM I'leld. Next time he'll hieitt Mr.
I'.IiIii'Im'h pennant aspli atlons,"
I
Cornell Wrestlers Milfled,
! Itiiai'a. Mirx'i -,V Tlm Cornell
'Wiisillng team for Ino nili loniieglate
ineei, who h loll lure In-iilghl for Smilh
llelhlehein eonlalni nyeial sinpilses
The ..election of ,b Koiulc n Hit: l
i hiss, Hie shift nf Haltngly fnoti the
IT. In Hm K.S elasM and Ihe .election
of MlKc Kleineit, the football star, fur
Ihe heavyweight weio. unexpected The
others on tlm luiui are. Culbertson.
II..; I'usl. I lid, Wagir, 1 15, and Mc
lvcaKQ, Ho,
boosting for Donovan when his team
faces that of W'llbert Itnblnson. Half a
dozen friends of .Messrs. lluppert and
Huston are now In this city.
To-morrow's exodus of the first team
really will mean he breaking of 1911
spring camp. W'hllo Donowin and bis
men are to return next Wednesday, to
remain at tho Do Soto until Sunday
noon, the second team will have de
parted In the meantime under the co
management of Duko Karrcll and Mark
Uoth.
Marty Mcllale Is rounding Into such
good form that he was able to pitch his
best iissorltnent to the batters for fifteen
minutes to-day. Domivnti rmpIoMd the
first string pitchers, the ones he Intends
to send nculnst Hoblnson's men In the
four games at D.iytona. Caldwell de
clared that he would lie able to go the
route against the Dodgeis ir iKcrssaiy.
Fisher. Cole and Keating also fed that
they could go nine Innings now.
Hoger IVeklnpaugh. former captain
and manager of tho Yankees, was able
to take his place at short Held In the
Infield practice to-day. He did nut ap
pear to favor Ids sore finger the t.-nht
bit. Arngon alternated at the pot.iii
with Hoger. Holli Mullen and Plpp
exercised at first bae
Col. Huppert and Cnpt. Huston al
ready have been In conference with Man
ager Donovan here. Though nnno of the
parties concerned will talk for publica
tion. It Is bellev.il that a move I under
way which should greatly strengthen
the club before the opening of the sea
son The tip Is out that Donovan 1 In
line for a southpaw of worth Thee.,
will be nothing further doing ton tin!
negotiations for Prank Hakor tin!..
Connie Mack and ihe Shlbe recede from
their llrst demands of Jfiri.Ono. if ti,e
rut the prion to half there might li
a chance for action.
BIG ROW EXPECTED AT
FEDS' MEETING TO-DAY
Newark Backers Waul Kiiuff
and I'alkcn.icr"-, x,,w mi
Brooklyn Lit.
The long dcferreii ehedule meeting
of the Federal League ulll be held this
afternoon at the Hlltmore lintel, and the
ofllclals will ratify the ready made sched
ule with Kanas Cltv In the dr. ult. The
final adjusting of the soheilule -a made
pos!ble by the court ruling which kept
the Kansas rity franehle In K.m.i
City and there will be little dlttlcultv
about fixing the nutter up as two sets
nf i.oh"'dule were drawn lnnu- since, one
wl'h Kansas City In the circuit and on.
without. There will be no trouble about
Newark, because the Jersey town n, m
both arrangements.
It Is generally telt that there will be
big row at the meeting because of the
transfer of Kenny KaiilT. leading bats
man of the Fed, and Pitcher Cy Falken
burg to Krooklyn. Pat Powers and
Harry Sinclair, who bought out the Kan
ean City franchise for Newark and then
upon the court order had the Indian
apolis franchise given in place of that
of Kansas Clt, are not at all pleased
w-lth the nnanceiiient whereby they lose
KaiifT and Falkenburg. The latter two.
however, are going to Hr,.okln throug.i
a deal made long ago by U It. Ward,
president of the HrookHn club
The transfer of thoe two players was
wholly contingent iism the condition of
the Indianapolis club at the end of the
last season, and they would have re
mained In Indianapolis If the littei club
Newark. It Is felt, however, that Powers
and Sinclair are nut after all the
strength they can get, nnd with the full
strength of the ln.llanap.ili team which
won the flag lat year theie wnuhl be a
possibility of the pennant milling to
Newark It Is felt, however. Ili.il Powers
and .Sinclair will 1... glad to get tho team
without KaiilT and P.llkellblli g. fol eyeu
with the-e two off the inner the team
will show gi enter apparent strength
than the Karsas City crew The uucs.
tlon of Vln Campbell, formerly of the
Pirates, and Hill MoKcohnle. once of the
New York Americans, will not come up
at til, as both of thes.i men are holdout".
The possibility of a team being placed
In The Kion Is piiicti. ally ml and then
will be no team In lire iter New York
out'lde of the Hrookfeds this season.
The park at Newark Is coming along in
great shape now. The dlniioud Is all
laid out, the Held graded and the i ava
il, ins are being made for ih props for
the concrete stands There s liitie doubt
that the Perls will attempt to put a team
In Now York next season. A site alreadv
has been picked, but at the present It
Is Inconveniently located and will not
be considered until the now subways aro
doing business.
Pioslilent illm.iro and other Fed mil.
cial- will arrive this morning on the
Twontbth Century Limited for tn-daj's
meeting.
i'leld or 1:17 ; iiuiiisis iten.ii.
Tlm seventeenth annual ehaniplniishlp
meet of the Intercollegiate :mnast
League will he held In. night nt Colum
bia. Manager S 1 1 lllgglns of the Coliim-1
Ida bum announced that lie had leoeiyeil
1.17 dilrles, llavertiird's start. rs havliu 1
been received yiMerday l-'ull teams I
luxe been enfoied bv Amherst, Hrown,
Columbia, Harvard, N'ow Vork Culver
sily, I'rineelnn, Itutgers, I'oiinsy Ivan. a.
ale and llayerfnid
Miiiiliiittnii-l'nliimlilH Tii-inorrin.
Manager lirant Stone of the Columbia
baseball loam auiiniiiu'ed yeetorilav that j
the iifl'lolal opening of I'm season would
bo brought forward from Monday wit!
C C. N. V. at South l-'leld to tn-uiori nw 1
with Manhattan College at ihe s
'. ground. The Kluo and White nine emli
1 its Indoor season to-night with the Se
nth detriment at tin. S.My-slxth street
armory. The sipiad had only light piae
I the yowterduy.
TRACK AND FIELD NOTES.
Twenty .tight high noIkhiIs of New- Vork
hue eiilere,! tetinu III III.. Idler., hoi. imI Ii
ir.nlt and ll.lil gmne. ,,r ihe rilmeinu
I I 'bill to h hl, In Ihe SeMllly lri lllKl
iiient Armory In morron night. The In
idltl.lii.il miry I iilx'tn sou and .. K.u
I imibi;:i' Is oxpri'teil for ihe point iro..,
All Ih" iwiiwi c. n i p i n I. of Hie I'onr
t'onth lleghii.oit of Iti-oi.kl) ii hae h. . u
..rd.'ie.l to cuiiipeie Iii tlio 1 1 1 ,i 1 1 ii .1 i of arm
. i)i I ... 1 1 1 tun and Ihe foiu mil., h. m y
tiiiiiihlng urilei hIKe at the .prliiK K.nue
of the rigliueni, o he heM in iia 'irnnirj'
lu-llliirrow lllKhl ll'-tlile Ihe eM-nl op II
10 iii. Hilars nf ill" rinlnn nt Ihir will bu
i inilley rclnv rate, in whieh mest of
hht 1 1 h let le i-l ll list win have leiilll
l Ihe I! I. His of Ih,, Seveli i'K I III. II t
l.l-ll..rioW I1 1 K ll I thelll Will ! II one mile
Military Mho-it.- i.c-imio rehiy ami ii hilf
mile Ii, null, up 111 whl.'ll A A I' . lin k
w ill i oiiiim u
'I'hn llrst chuiiiiiluiothlp ine.-iliig for eve.
11 I it K lllKIl srtini.u will he liejil In the
Soy. oily ilifl lleKlmeiit Armory lo.nlphl,
llfhles the .rhuol hainplonhlii there
will he win fur iiuiiibirs ot tlie SurnU
ttrtt.
NULL ST IK UP TXTKKESTi
I
I TTloe champions of the fltlo realm
I who nro gatlnrlng golden eggs by the
.bushel with no pirtlculnr regard for the
I poor old goose are to get an awful Jolt
I ere long. All the great boxing conmils-
Isions and organizations of the world
are to combine In an effort to compel
I every world's champion boxer to defend
i his title in a decision bout at least once
a month
Prank S. D'Nell nf tlm New York
I State Athletic Commission Is the man
I who Is fathering the Idea. He said last
i night .
I "U'o who have the Inti rests of the
1 gtnie at heart feel that the time has
, come when sonn thing must be done to
ke. p ufi the Inurest lu the manly art.
. l"n.iiestlon.ibly fie game Is In lug run
t Into the ground by several champions
i whos only aim sniw In be to collect
i personally all the momy In the world
I ult hunt giving the man who shoves hht
! money thiougli the box otllcn window a
ili.mce to'see anything worth while.
"I have be ii working on this plan to
i vompei champions to defend their titles
in a dicisii.il limit once In thirty das at
least and all nf tho boxing nrgatnza-
tinns are with inc. I have oommunl
. itnl with Pan! Itousseau. preldent of
, Ill National I'ederation of Hoxmg Clubs
of Franco, and n. will bacK me up In my
el orts to make these men do something
. t at is corthy of a champion Hons
I sea u is on Il' editorial staff of l.r
7i tup and he will swing that paper In
i line when It com. h to putting our ef
I fuits into offtci. Victor Hryer Is wlt'.ij
! us I no
! 'Lucetto Corrl of the National Sport
ing (.'.lib of London will lend hl.s aid
I also, lie is Liiglatiil'.s first man In
boxing. I hay.- be. n in tmi.-h with him
, ami he agrie that a man rhould risk
his title in dee's , ,ii bouts Mr. Hak. r
'if Austral! i las piomised to Join us
, in a world's goyfrnlng body The State
Commissioners nt Wisconsin and Mon
tana ale -tiongly in favor of our plan 1
and w.U J on us in an endiaxor to make
I boxing wliil it should be There Isn't n
lug promoter o a club In the land that
went u Iconic this plan,
"U'o are not aiming at any paitloular I
I champion, but we all feel that the gt
, rich uunk campaigns being .onduited by
sxillie of our piesent day tltleholders
tend to ruin the game because of the
yery elm. on: of commercialism that sur
round these campaigns The least we
' can do foi the sake of boxing Is to try
to do away with this golden no lecilon
Idea with which alt our ch impious seem
to be ohevsed '
1 When Willie Itltchle was mid of Mr.
''Nell's plan to force champions to Isix
j decision bouts periodically he almost
Jumped out of his shoes with Joy.
"Tin! sounds almost too good to be
true." he said "Do you think they can
force that fellow Welh to step out and
gle me a chance to prove that they '
robbed me .f my title'1 It should be
lone. What does he care about the
public ' Not a tinker's rap tap. I tell i
you. He's money mad, barnstorming j
and doing everything he can to ruin
the game.
"It's the man with the little five doilar ,
bill who must he con'ldered. When you
drive him Into seclusion with these ever
lasting, nothing doing, bloodless, stupid,
no decision bouts you kill the sport ab
solutely I fought Joe Itlvers, tho tough- '
est man they could find for me. In my
I first bout after winning the champion
ship We were on the lloor half the
tiini It was anybody's championship.
That's what they want, that's what
stimulates boxing and it's the only thing
that will go to saye a great American1
institution "
When I.e.n h Cross and Chat ley White
got on the scales yesterday afternoon
Leach began to taunt White on hi
knockout recotd Lenoh ran over tlm
mines of Mandot, Hivers and several
lesser llghis that Charley had "topped,
but Charley only smiled and held out his
band. If rc:i,-h got on h's nerves
White hid it beautifully. "1 wish you
luck." said Whit" with a ipieer lltti.. I
smile, which somehow o'ined to say ,
"Yes, I do I hope I'm lucky enough tu !
i knock you kl. king." j
Tluse who sat under the odd looking!
'big st. 'l bill that was suspended from
i the i.llltig at tho Harden list night
I might be llitelestl'd to klal that it
i weighs only .'l.r.00 pound." and on circus 1
i night a pair of toons ride around on thu
li.slil.. nf it on iiin'orcy eles If that
lablo h.ul broken list nigh" wouldn't II
hue beei all eccentric little kliu k-ktrai'k
to have shied off oi.e's chest .'
The fnt.s ploughed through cirrus saw- 1
dllsl to gel i.i their seal" The regula
tion floor had been removed and the
regulation I. T K.irnum cat pot was
spread out over Ihe entire arena.
Charley White boxes Clurley Thomas
at Philadelphia on March 2!.
Willie Itltchle accepted a ma'.ch with
Jointly c.ilillths ycsterdiy and Ihe men
will box s rounds at runuosnn Car
don lu Pittsburg on Apt I; n
.lacU It' tt-ni and Ted Lewis of Ihig
'Hid box ten rounds ai Hie n.iih S reot
A C In nlghl
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LI-ACH F01.CES FIOHTIXfi
Leach Cross and Charley White tried
every punch they had any knowledge of
on each other last night at Madison
Sijuare Carden nnd, though knockout
punches were always on tap, the men
with there at the end of ten rounds.
It win a draw. While landed the cleaner
punches but Lea. h evened up the score
by a tin less and persistent attack. He
didn't take a back step throughout tho
fight. White f night a cisil, deliberate
bout, as ho always does, but the crowd
did Hot like his plan of battle at all.
They jelled for Charity to put a Utile
molt) action Into the fray, but these
Jells e:neil only to make him a little,
more .lutinus.
White carofullv avoided mixes with
Cr.ss. and In tills be was wlc. He had
the letter of It when he stood off and
pecked at Cross with left tippet cut.
CrojH took many a hard whack on tho
Jaw as he Nired In to get lose for n
right hahder. White's noe was ut,
his llp worn red and a cut appeared
over Ii, right eye at the finish Loach's
right i.ir was puffed a bit, and his sec.
mils rubbed It all ilurlug the tight.
Cross s crouch seemed to ssdl the ef
tectlvemss of most of White's well
meant blows A! thit every punch he
I ilnletl stung Cross, but the dentl"t
always managed to repay the compli
ment. When they came out for the first
round Leach fell In and made White's
eyes blink from a storm r pundits
while one arm was free. White stopped
oack and measured Cross with sttfT ! ft
tippercuts that sent I. inch back on Ins
In els In tho second and third i'ioss
forced the issue ami punished While
around the body. It was a toe to too
affair. The nv n hardly moved out of
their tracks. They planted every blow
solidly, neither man breaking ground.
Crcs crouched, however, and most of
White's btst blows, landed oil top of
Leach's head
They mixed It from the tap of the bell
In thu fourth. Uoth men were punished
badly. White whs tlie better boxer and
he made Leach miss in my times In
the middle of the round White staggered
Cross with terrific uppercuts with both
hands. The tlfpi was a wi Irlwind affair
Cros nailed White with a hard punch
on the mouth after a mlnute'jt fiddling
and the crimson welle.1 to White's Hps.
Cross wa.s a wild man now. He raced
after White and rocked him with rights
and lefts In rapid order White seemed
to tire and bit and Cross -a having
all the better of tt at the bell.
The seventh was slow, neither man
doing any effective work, but in the next
rnunl Leach opened by drawing a
stream of blood which ran down White'
nose from a cut between his eyes. White
fought fiercely now. He ripped up with
both hands and shook Leach up to a
lighting pitch. They were going It at
tho bell
The ninth and tenth were corking
rounds Thy crowded a lot ot bitter
lighting Into these sessions and it was
absolutely nip and ttiek. Koth men shot
each punch out with every ounce of
strength they po.stssed and the great
wonder was that neither dropped. It
was a belting that both men wil. re
member for some time to come.
YACHT CAMPAIGN ARRANGED.
l.niiit lulnnd Assorlntlon Kleet
WnlnnrlKlit for ltli Time.
The annutl meeting of the Yacht
Kac ng Association of Long Island
Sound was held at the Hotel Astor last
night It was one of the largest In the
history of the association Practically
all the twenty-six clubs were repre
sented, more than forty delegne being
present
Stuyvesam Walnw right of the Ameri
can Yacht Club was reelected president
for the sixth time. Th- other officers
elected wore Prank Rowne Jones, vice
president . James A. Alher, secret.!.;
Harry A. Jackson. Jr. treasure-, mem
bers of ..xecutlye committee, Victor I
CumnoiK, (lioree P. (Iranhery. James
I'. Sparkm in and J V S (iddle The
schediibi of championship race, for the
season I as follows:
May Sf. Knlekertmeker V C nnniial. .11
II irm Y. ' annual, fune !.. yimhn-.et
Hiv ' ann4ll. II New Uo, helle V '
-pr.ni. 11. Iir.-htnoni X ' p-inr '.''..
,se.w..iih4ki r.irinihi in y i' .imihu:.
July .1. Alnrriesn r aniiiul. l.areh
lllont y. I- atmildl. in. Itlyerl.le y '
i.nntiit, 17 to :4. t.ar, htuotit X .' ra..
"!. .11. Iiilhin llarl.er X annua',
Viikusi T, lltit-iienot X i ' atiniiHl. 1 1.
Ho-,e ,,. Harhitr X " .inrnlil VI. Slant
l.r.l V annutl, .'. Nw lm.irlle V I"
uliniir .septelllher I e -A t nh.l k.4 I'orln
ihl.in 1 r. f..ll f,r hniniu Y l' fan.
" i''llm He.. I S i ..inula.. S'.enalk V
I .Tenia'. M In. I ,11 Ilxrl..." V C. fall.
J yi llih.l.set Ht.S .' fl
Spe ml i:rot I'M.e ... Ns, Vork A
' 111,., k Isl.ili.l r, . 1" S'eu Itodielle V
Striilfont Sin.', r. e .1 I Irlrii t X . C
ape. lal. Harlem V i' -.iNing ra -e
SPENGLER RETAINS TITLE.
Meals shorldait In llol I'liml nt
lilnlonr Helix TTolichl I'lns.
William Spongier if the I'nlon Settle
me', retain, d Ills, t'tle a hoayywelght
ohainpiou nf tho niotroplHau district
las- night by rarniug tho decision over
Arthur Sheridan of ihe Trinity Cluh n
Ihe only final bout decided at the sec-
lid session nf the cliamplnr.slilp tour
ney at Hi, N. w York A ' The other
I i-ses were bmtight ilnw'n In Hie srnil
llial lounds. and In some instances, to
ii' ll'iaW Tho cud sslll be coniplotid
i marrow right, when Spongier and
Slier dan will light their battle over
nga u for the IT., pound title, In which
mill liaye iiuallflcd.
Sheridan put up a goml tight and
i ys-lth telling body- hlow had the ailvnn-
lag.' Ill Ihe llrt lounri In the seconil
Spei ,-,'er hv frequent holding kfpt Hie
ii 'i man from landing with any
fio . on the liody and at the same time
jabbed iway with Hie left until he had
I Sheridan's mouth bleeding, lu the third
inii'id spingler gol over Sheridan's
guard s.i often and Kept hammering Hie
ftco so Hint the Judges agiced on linn
, as Hie winner Many of the other bouts
wele ci Mly contested and soni went
o.xlr.t loiintls
I'eoileltnii to llefy III Doctor.
C.ipt Nat Poiidellnii of the Columbia
wrestling team said yesterday that tho
lure nf the game was ton strong for
him nnd that dosplto medical advice to
Ihe cnnlinry lm would journey to Snath
lletlilehcm to-day with his loam to de
fend his title lu tlm tia pound class nnd
try to bring tlm leant champamshlp to
Morilingslde Heights Columbia will bo
stiongtheiioil b Ihe acipilslllon of Clove,
land, who as capialn of Yale lu 1012
won tlio 171 pound cm at. Ho will writitlo
m the unlimited weight class,
tooth Wins in Pockel lllllliirils.
Louis Kreiitcr. a sl.xteon-.soar-oi h-.v,
dcteateil Mr W fl llosve, ino to 71, in
the po'ket billiard tonrnameiit at Dovle'n
last night in the Kngllsli billiards tour
niuient Irving Strlugor, the goli profeg
slnnal, difealcd A, A, Hrookes,, 150 t
131), Stringer's high iun iva 18.
It Is likely that the question as to
whether the A. A. U. will follow the lead
of the International Athletlo Federation
In prohibiting competitors from receiv
ing assistance from attendants will be
settled In the Koston Marathon, which
Is scheduled for Patriots' Day, April 15.
At present thu board of governors ot
the A. A. V. Is voting on u rule which If
adopted will make It Illegal for the men
to have attendants In Marathon races.
The vote closes on March 31, but In spite
of this the entry blank for the Koston
race states that each mini will be accom
panied by a bicycle rider who will give
all the necessary assistance.
When this apparent disregard of the
nil s was pointed out to Secretary
Kublon ycsteiday be said that in all
probability that particular rub' would
net receive the sanction nf the boaid
'He uiidi rsl.ilids that 1'. K K.thh of Hos
Ion Is making a strong campaign against
the prov slop of allowing .Marathoners
JACK WELCH REFEREE
Botli Accept Him After Kdirren
Refuses to Bisk Forfeit in";
His Amateur Stniiiliiiff.
Srril Vihle lifpiteh to Tar. Six.
' Hxvxsm, March IS.- -After dlscuw-lng
many nanie Tom Jones, wt-o acle for
'Jess Willard, and Jack Johnson agieed
i tOMlay upon Jack Welch ds referee of
their bout here on Sunday, April 4. Hop
I Kdgren had been accepted by both, but
1-e refused to run 'he risk of forfeiting
hl amateur standing.
I Welch, whose home Is In San Kran
' Cisco, has been a leading referee for
more than fifteen years.
The .lection to abandon racing next
Tuesday, which was announced to-day,
may bring ihoiit a change In the hour
for beginning the right. According to
, the original schedule the struggle for
j the world's title was to begin nt II
) o'clock in the morning, but this eariy
i hour wax s-u In order that I, mlgh:
be possible to clear away the seats In
time to begin the afternoon's racing at
j! o'clock. With the glslng up of the
races It may t possible to change the
plans for the fight and begin It at noon
or even later. If this Is dne the crowd
probably will be bigger, and it Is certain
that It w'll make tlie problem rf ra-h-,
lug the Hack in time to see the begin
' nlng of th" flght a much tlnipr one.
I No races uft'.r the tight also means
' that all the well laid plans for a quick
transform.tl.on from an amphitheatre to
' a racetrack will hav.i to be dropped
without a chance to see whether they
would have worked or not The en
gineer in oharko da' ned that they
could get the seats cleared off and thn
traW. readv for t.idng In fifteen min
utes after' the ilcht ended, and there
were a number ol Hlssourianri around
town who were 'ire that It couldn't
be done, and who 'yore willing to back
their opinions. Now they will have to
confine th-le bttirg to the outcome
I of the fight itself
i HAVANA RACING CUT SHORT.
To-dnj's rroBriimntr Ort Xleetlnw
rinses Sell Wednesday.
Mxsxn. March The Hasans
Jockiv Club de-lded tfl-dax to .-all oft
to-morrow s progvimm a' Oriental
Park It was decided wind UP the
pr. soni season next Wednesday The'.,
will be racing Satur.l ty. Sunday. Tiles
rlay and Wednesday. To-day s reeults.
Plrl Knee VIS' fur' , It. p .rse 3ii,
i ,l,-ri. . , . r "M aJ"l tlpwsr.1 selling Iloale.
lie. itatiniteri ' ts 1 " '" ' '"'1 even.
...n yln' k 111 .sn.1r. f l" I 3 to I
anil ' ..'.oed hilt. n Trtnes. Ill
I lllalinteri S lo S .1 to " and I lo 1. IhlM.
i Tittle, 1 S'l I'-, i hiiii ' II M..rr. I.anil.'.
Till '.inri X.lthiirpe ..Is., ran
s etid U.l" I'lxe fur'onc- ptiri." 13(10.
! Ihr. - enr-.il.le ami upwri. n'llinc
Minds, 0' I llohln.in i I.i . .1 lo and
l t. i won rinl-her, Ins inherit s to I,
, to nnd " to f .ei-iin.l, Klx.k. I'M
i Kiln! i. .1 i I 1" uri.l I to .'. third
Time t J T J - , Ase spltilre, l.n War
rn, laek NoUn nd Hen S llsot ilr r.in
; Thlr.i Itiioe- Pile furlnngs, pilr.f 1.100.
i thrs s'ear-nlil iiti.l tipwrtr.l. .'"IMnK
Thomas I'.illowrtV. ldf, i liiu tstr i - . .1 to I
I. to J an, I s lo.?., linn XIOrlKVle It. iXti-
1 1 'ullntneh i. ' to 1, to . anil vn. .pi-nnl
.1.1' H ll.irrisi.il, , lllliri , i . ,o t ,,
1 and to third Time t ;J si
Klnla HII' Itetenti' .'.oniii.t, u ho .1 llunl
nt.o run .si r.xtch'.l . yilinrsi. unit V'rontl, r
Prcirth H.'e -SU furl. oiks j.tirse (30ii
tour-ye.ir.olils an, I tipar.l .'llini: 'lMr
lev Hrown. 10T HohlnMitii. I to 1 .
and I to It. wen. Smkrloih. 10.. it.ririertyi,
7 to 2. d In .'. and T to 10. sei onii A.lax,
tofi i Xlct'ullnttich i. .. to 1. . in ,'. atel I tr
(., third. Time. 1 41 Krati'l. Iieutitimnt
llelle, ItnnwHS sod 1 itt hunk at... ran
Plfih It, i. 'o Hue mile pur.. I3P0 four
.Mr-oi.t. ..n.l iipsar. .eillns Txtty
lii:aii. 104 1 1'n .i. ; t,. . i to .. Hint . io :,,
won. Mnekler. 113 I l"rt I s In I. ; In 1
an, I eten. s.cond. Ilanio .Mux loi ,i arteri,
li lo I.. J m sn.I oti. thir.l Time, 'J-1G
Tay Pa'. Puke of sthelhj Transport atij
A plaster al.o rim
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.
Plr-i llic Pour furlnnit. Suslno. lo.y
i xtnl'.warthl. lo to I. I to I tn ; m 1,
won Th'ltn i .xt irl" o. illonnnli, x t r.
' ;i to ;. uiil out s'cond. Kubafax lo:
iiirnte'i, ;o in t, lo 1 and I lo I. third
, Time. 0:tx;i-,- Veldt. Medoi. SI. Mallory.
, l.itiKhliiK SS'aler nnd .Ilnitnl.i Hunt also
; r in
second lino. Seven fiirhui-rs -l.onemt.n,
II. i yiolesworthi, ', In I, : to I and 'Sen,
'won, iiurm i''ni;.-. n; 1 Murphy i, y to 1,
-' to 1 and 'sen. .'can. I. Kale-ida, 107
1 ilxitnliri, ii to I, i' to 1 and even, third.
Time, I 17 !-f. Iliinn), SnniKKler, Tutor,
SS'.ip. Ml.s Timlin, lxiithle.il S, MolMo
cm. silk.' lon. In nil Hey uln ran
Third It.ii' M furlong Xlex, IDS
j iMarc.il, X to .', .' p & and out. won. Inez,
lux (('Hrttri, In 5 to r. and run, ee
ond I 'ns.il.it, 0x HMmpli'lli, pi ,, i
4 lo 1 and 2 to 1, third Time, ;i
llreecor. Pels. K ' ii w or thy Serf S.isln and
Xliiratlk al.n ran
I Pourih Ilnoe line mile and i.ni .rlKhth -Phrlntoplllne.
lux (Ilh'l, 3 In 1. 'Sen and
I II to 5, won. CirdI' P., lo (Louder!, x to I
1 3 to I and 3 to 1, .econd. Illmllni;. '.n;
, ixfirc.l, ti to 1, V p. 1 iin.l esen, third
Time. 1:52 S-5. Hiirln, Mud Sill, Injury
nnd Hash also r tu
I I'lflh Hue Klse ind one-half furlongs
- Kin nru.os, iun (Artoni, i to i, x io 5
and I lo f, svon. l.iekro.e, PO .xiirphyi,
'.' to 1. ) lo 10 and I to .1, s.-t . I'rld,, of
i.i in re, no iiii'titrs i, to i. :i m and
I lo 3, third. Tint', I or. .1-, Then
.Inilti, iiplu, Drlniar laid nnd lluhlcun
II jI.o ran.
SIxUi Hac- One mile Tony Koch, 105
luri'iesi, m l, J to 1 nnd esen, won.
Haul Hall, loo (l.inltr). I to I. x p,
..nd 4 to i, "ond. (Vxserlng, HH I Acton ,
3 to I, even snd I lo J, third Time, I Sa
Arl Ilh'k, v.,jilay I Hird:, Holdy Can
apii and Llnbruok altu ran,
to go unattended nnd that there is a di
vided sentiment on the tpifjitlon.
The Koston Marathon will be of reat
importance this year, as the winner will
receive his full expenses for the trip to
the coast for the Paninia-Patillc Mara
thon and tho second man will receive
H00 toward his expenses. Charley
Pores, yvho already has earned the
Pacific trip by his victory In the Sea (late
Marathon, 'will be u competitor In the
Koston rare, llitll yesterday he had
not nimbi up his mind what club he
would rcpiesenl, but probably will be
alllliated with either the Irish American
A, C. or Mlllrnse A A. befoie the day of
the rare. Pone has been training nn
the Lig Island roads and Is very tit.
Hugh Ilonoh.ni, who put up such a good
race in the Sea llate event, also will go
to Koston, as will Frank .una, who fin
Ishul a good third In the Sea Mate race.
Canada genorsAlly provides strong oppo
sition for the local racers, but this sea
son the war has put some of the bent
men In the Dominion out of action, In
cluding Jim Duffy. last year's winner,
wno has gone to the front.
i WOMEN'S UNITED GOLF
Mcrion Player. 1 Down nnd
to PIiij Wins Next Three
I'rom Mrs. Fnith.
PiNKlH'nsT, N. ('.. March 2K. To
dty's final round In the thirteenth an
nual united North and South amateur
golf championship for women developed
a thrilling oMma-x. Mrs. It. H Harlosv
of Mirlon and Mr. W. J. Kalth,
WyKagyl. wont to the long sixteenth hole
all square, hut Mrs Harlow won this
hole and the ne.xt, clinching the match
bs 1' and I
They reached Ihe turn on even terms.
Mrs. Harlow winning the short ninth In
.". for a medal score of 4 out, against SO
for Mr Kalth. The Wykagyl player
sson Hie fourteenth and became 1 up bv
running down a long putt for a 4, one
under par
Mrs. Harlow's tee shot, made the green
on the :2 yrd fifteenth, giving her an
easy .1, while Mrs. Kalth drove to the
rough and required 4. Mrs. Faith's sec
ond shot on the sixteenth xvas pulled
to tho whisker bunkers at the left This
coxt a stroke, which lost the hole .". to C
On the Itir. yard seventeenth Mrs Har
low was hole high from the tee and
clear of one of the yassulng pits about
the creep, of svhlch there are nine, and
she holed for a winning 3. Mrs. Faith's
d-ive made the pit and the stroke re
qu red to get the ball out lot her the
h de and the match by laid 1
Miss Sarah Kvans of the Tedesoo Cluh
won the second division from Miss IMIth
Harnett of Nesv Haven. Miss KloriUC ,
Croft of Oakmont, Mrs. J. P. 'Wllltamoti
of Wyoming, Mrs J. D. Hathaway of
Montreal winning In the remaining
flights.
Mrs. II. It. Stockton of Plalnfield waJ
the winner of the championship consola
tion tor a trophy presented hv the
Women's Southern Golf Association,
with a I! and " victory over Mil's loulsa
i:ik!r.H of Oakmont. The summaries ;
Championship. Pinal Mrs. It II liar,
low Mirlnn. beat Mrs. V J Fnlth.
vkaRi'l. - and 1
I'.in-ni,. tlon. Kin!-- Mrs. H K. Stockton.
1'l.ilnf.eld. t.ej' Ml- Louis Hlklns, Oak
mont. 3 and :'
S-i:iirht Pinal .Mis r1rih Eian.
Teles, o. b'H Mis. Hdlth H.irnef, Now
llasen. s ar.. 0
Third 1'lKh Ilnal- Mls Florence .-rofl.
(lakmont. oa' Mrs II C. Smith. North
HI',:., x and s
Ktiirth P.ifht. Pinal -Mr. J P XVI"
imsoii. XVyotnlni: Vjllfy, beat Mrs M P
isr-lner Ha'k'ns,., k. i: md 1
I' ('It night. Plna' Mrs I f) II. tn-.-tsns
Montr'al. hfat Mr Done d Par.op.
Vos.ng.-iow n. 3 and .
i OUIMET GETS 73 ON NO. 3.
I'olitl Xlluht lime lloen l.nnrr
bill for Mlaacd Pull.
PiNEltiT.s'. N '. Maech 2o Na
tional Amateur Golf Champion Francis
iiuliiiei swum; Into line to-day for a
re. ord break'ng modal round of 7.1 in
four ball play upon course No .1. Go
ing out in .1 . I. :t, 4 3, a, 4 for a
tot tl of 3,",. he came back In ... .", .1, .',
X. a. i'.. I I. mini 3s He missed putts
on the tenth in I olyetith, took a on Ihe
thirteenth ifle- making a tee shot
sslthln thirty yards of the green and
, required on the sixteenth through a
poor too shot which cost him a stroke
. to get the ball Into play
i iiiiiin. fs afternoon round with Open
Champion Walter llaglu as a partner
against .1 M Haines and Tom Mac.
Nam ii a furnished excellent golf riul
in. t's card svas a 7 with an approxl
mited 4 on the seventeenth, xshoro his
tee shot made the trap, and a .. on
tho eighteenth, where ho topped and
sited Ills drive and was bare)v out
of the rough, giving him a total for the
-lay of 14.
At match play the pairs were all even.
MacNamara made a brace of ." for a
total of 7U' and Ills iron in the seyon.
teenth struck the pn. making an easy
- possible llagln was To and llarnes
7s
K M Slayton of Intervale, ,lese
Guilford's godfather, won to-day's Tin
Whistle handicap with a card' of 71
net, playing ssith a handicap nf 34
I; P MeCat-.a of Hrooklyn and .1 M
Robinson of Littleton were second In
a tie of "3.
I
I Chnmplon .loe Xnjer tlnrrlrd.
, Pil!t..ypr.!.riii.y. Mirch 25 - Announce,
mem was made to-day hy Joseph Mayer,
champion amateur billiard player of
the Pnlted States, that he ami Mls
I Julia M V Collins, 'JSir. Ilrldget street,
l'rankfor.P sier.. in.nH.il ic.a-.,, . ,
That wjm before the national blillard
tournament nt the i'nlon League, when
Mayer regained the championship he Inst
the year bef. re In Nosy York.
Foes ll lo fitop S4. Mrs.,
Hvery other team in the Amateur
llockry League s represenled on the
all star seven that will meet the St.
Nicks, champions, at the Si. Nicholas
Hlnk to-night Lewis, Du Fresno
Hrown, Cree, Gaton. .Iacionne and'
MaoCarthy have boon chosen lo opposa
llobev llakor's niriiy. The game will
bo fur thn benellt of the employees at
tho link, which will close to-monnsv
night
l.chlnli Itoetecls Jersey He,
Sni'Tii Hktiii.kiium, Pa, March 2r,
The Lehigh scier team reeln-'ed I
I.. Ilendeisnil captain nf the el. yen to
day. Ilemlrrson ts a sophomnte and to
sides lit Hunellen, N. J. Ho scored
tin most goals fni his loam during the
?""" K'nllh of Hlrnilnglnm,
Al.-u, was chosen manager.
TITTY BKATS DALY: I.Kv
sTANniMi r nn: pi wn
W I. P. i ,i i ' .
Iliiey.. . 'l sn 1 biieUh.'f. , , , ',
Hull' . . . s : !! ' i inr in . V
Moore.. s 2 Mi i linianvi i - ,'
DeOro.
i Morln .
I Hills.
I mi I I. Illl OS
. r, .on .Ii v lie
t ft 1 1.'. I I.i ,in
' 1
CHIl'AIIO, Mill I'll 2,'. Grrccs ,., ;
Nesv York ellinlii.iled Alfre I,, r,.,
of Nesv York from all chr .. i , r,.
the syorld's tbt.e .if. n i e lf
championship this i.rt. n.. i. ,.
defeated tho Cuban I s a - r ef 'o t(l
rtr. In seventy In i lug Ihe s 'orr el
Mooie pushed lie firo I,. I. fu,,.
place.
Moore started om P n i i -sop,
scoring 2'.i point In tliv . nx -riy
innings and 14 In thr t . x' ' .n;.
Then for fifteen he laiUd t s -, u,
got one in the sixts-s x'li ii i ,. :
points In the siiy-egh i
et.tleth gave him the w ihj
Moore's high. nt run w - .. - h,
tlftoenth
In a battle In, infill o' i .s-0 ;
lam lluey of hicig. , , ,. . f.,
lie Or., of N. ss Yuri. n "- ,i.
last night The Chi. ig "i, d p ,i s
tine oxe. iltlon aid ex. ib .'ti.(
yseut out In sixty-three i k II i-s .
high run svas ii and Pe n
Never In Ihe history m i -, p 8r,i,
hais there been gnat.-- ix . i . t ,
In thn pe Orn-Iluey bitte i -ev iu,
to starting Pe nro obj.e'p.i t. r-ri
Conklln a referee, bin he w ( bv
the olllrlals he wou.,1 ' ae f t ,ir
forfeit. The ch.i'iii.'.n . 'i,r.:, i n
ssas antagonistic m hm.
William limy of i'h d''..i'. I
John Paly of New Y' -s 'o .
to-night and went into , is . r,, ,
defeat ties hlin w;ih '! s M
second place. The tp 1 nn
be played to-mot low . b . i' ! M - -being
s. heduled for the a' sim.
aid Paly and Pe I lm '. !. . -t
eolllests. Ill the ev. I.' o' f- I,,
or Monro or both yvltie..g
tests to-morrow the tie . e-
played off
The game to-n s' w. "' . .
'nnlnes tluei .-it. k.-.l otf (
'.i The bet P . i y ei! II..
HODGES AND KUPCHIK ADJOURN'
lllnck. Clmjos, nnd l.nsker l.i.tng
Winners In (.nine lloohled.
Sl. of the elghl gioios ' ' -i
round of the .ndlyidi.l .
tourn.unent of the Met .,
League ssero " i.b'd at i
the Hrooklyn Chess i"il. i
of play beeun W.dn. -I, 1
concluded early veierdn m n ' -sslntiTH
sxere U T H.a, u
li. Micholsen, i: I sL ... , .1 11.
and A. Sehwder h.-.l s' ' !
A H Hodges and A Ix'ii ' hil w .
journeil, Hodeos htslng the ,.J t ,c
of the e.xch.inge. Ion bene ex .-.a ,
a Severe ottl.k F Ix P. 'U'.tl- .1 ' 4
.faffe also .idlnutn.d th. u.i
former luiving I!.. l.etie w ,
chance. The siimm.. y nf the n i-
U.l W1UTK
1 (,re'ntM-rc
llo.Ues
I Chat's . . ..
4 -Jenionir
r. I.a.ker .. ..
-Perklno . . ..
7 M Sehrn'der
S- Prime .
lll.Al K
llia.-e;
Kill" Ink
Ku-7itia
Mi. he-,n
Maj.Hr
I .life
il'rnsieui
A s. liroe.i"- 1
After two round the lei.l: c
are: Hernsteln. Hlnk and ch.v -2
to 0; Lasket. 1 t-. i . km
to 0 . Kus.in.t. M. I-.-I i-
Schroetler, .Micholsen and Map-.- H
1 to I .
The third round of the .ci -r .m-
will be played to-morross rset- -r r '
looms of the HtooklsM .' '
whore, it has been .! . I I, .1 ,' ,i
Journeil cimes are to I r i-l . eH en
Monday evening
BIG RACING STABLES READY.
Hirr 'JOII llnrs,. nt llennlns- t
Trnliilliu for lli.nle Xterltnn
Washivotos. M tr. 'i ... T- r
upward of .'On b .(. ,-i fi- 'I, i..-g
track In active preparation f : ' i o;.n
Ing of tho Maryland ra, i s- ".y- st
Hoscle nn Apr il 1. An c.r "ie s're-jt
sUihl.-s reads- for the f-i i-e 'o' e
William Garth, Amm Tureev, I Pat.
dpt. P. M Walker. Pr .1 S T--"
Hb'hard P. Carmat
Hal Parr's Tho Mispiera te- re
of tin stars here llo is ei ..-rfs r
Keiitin ky Perhy an I h r ow or -re'"
to try him out at Howie before
after the big raeo. Atnos Turney's 'Tt
P'eliides Horron and Waterbasx n -.-n-'s
cup winners . lf.1,'1 and ihm re
lively. S. V.
Juniors lliitcta senior,
Tlie Junior ss-on the '
P .,..-:i
' game of the N. sv V,- I
' ohiss. basketball er e-
noon, xslieii the', dot'. a'.,i
j by a scorn f 2x to 'i '1 1 ,
. svas compos, .,) ,nfre ' i - - '
j White and Ciinimit gs ., . . .- .
land Irvine. P..gfc.M ,. I i .
I scrubs. Hy ssltining ...
the right to plai h s .
j champ. onsblp on April .-
lli'Mrliiil nplnln I'onii II"
I 'It 'i xpyij-iit y. M .
Ing of the ft , -s
, basketball to , , ! . ,
the stn' s ri. w
l the Old S d l.p t ' . .
tercolleg ii. I,, ijn a
mouslv . ipt
pree-it ,e s
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