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Proposed Conference on Amateur Code Finds
Favor Cornell Faculty Report Rouses Ire of Students
THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1915.
LEADERS WELCOME
PLAN TO CONFER ON
AMATEUR QUESTION
Offii'lAi hi viirioai nporu amy
Thrj will bn Glad to
OH Together.
fOI l MIMA is LIKELY
To BE MEETING PLACE
sawn II " rn'"1 no have the moll lo
It with Ihl administration of different
nertn t feeling IMIMd to exist
mtn lhal 'lie Intercom legist! Assorts
ajg of AmatlUf Athletes of America
, ti the rglit mini in vm-
p.irg t Hold a UOOflrlBOl of repre
of varloiiK IBOrtl to discuss
fJgalBltl '' ! t: "i Vlhottgh the poe-
gMiny if framing a definition of an ana
ajartlMl WOUld imH all ss.rts was 'iuee
( announced hlnuM-tf wll
kjg io iry and ih one tspreosod un-
alUUtgneM 10 l ike Part in the ilellb' ra-
ttnr ( ibi propoiid confirsnce.
OaMTW t Klrbyi chairman of the
Hegory Committal of the I. . A. A.
. . who more than any other man
, rel .- lor the vlan. spent moet
f Mi t i yeaterday in anawirlng Mg
K.eptii ,. us he was railed up by a
m wf mm intercut- d in amateur f porta
it wh I 'o ofTir a word or two of
teapatlltallon and often a word or two
if advice as will. If the Intimt munl-
lagi i rutirday prote to be a criterion,
t ? propoaed confermca ought lo aooora
I ;,', ,i c. -o l oeai. .hi . nu vj guv -vsier-
f -'"" m ""-')' I
ul1 he leaM of the o mf e retue, I
Uat It would be held a day or two after I
fhrletmaa i,?o mat ivory sport
Hie ho.lv in Ihl l l.ited Stalls
go crn-
will be
I to rid u repreecnlalive.
T . 'i-i iiy nf the association will
MtA 1 ii thi InvltatiOM before the end
v: p week" Mid Mr. Klrby, "ami I
: ;, t , iivitl Hie a. A. II, lo Mtrtlel
pde bj IXtendhtg ati Invitateoi m pcr
tn hi ta annuill meeting, which will be
t.d within the mxt w'eek or two. MThnt
wan- tt do Is tt meet arid talk tlo
i:.t!re matter over, ami we want every 1
h"' iu .r ! it pri'sented. .hidglng bj
vhRt 1 have heard to-day, the conference
t -ms -tiiiu to be a iticcaaa, and will
t eompllah a good deal toward the pun
tcaiio!: of amateur iport"
Itlltilen IgprOVOa IMnii.
edi rick Rublen, who is now tin- b ad- ,
h ip tit la A. A. I?, affairs In New i
T Mid yesterday that the org.miga-
n of mil. h he is an officer would he
tin, i to p.trticipato in the confofonoe as
alwayi had guiod for Hie develop-
f "1 amateur sport along the highest
-d purest lines.
W will hold fair meelli.g MOO," said
Mr liubten! "and I am certain that a
t ri will be passed authorising
(he A A 1'. t' participate In the con
feJ ailed by the college men."
it-th the United states Golf Aaaocta'
.I the United states National
Lawn Tennla Aaaoclatlon will do what
Ik; iii lu ip out Howard K. Whit
:. ts retary of the United states ijolf
;i. said that he wa. ure some
Npreeentattvo of the aaaoclatlon would
., lan hi the propoaed eonferenooi
c iuh the golfers f el Ji:t now
'hi' y have found a Mtlgfgl ttory M
f the amateur iuesilon so far
'H concerned, and that iiie,,'iia
.'U: r ii I - adopted last Winter Is wholly
ut ifai lory,
"Tt..i wilt not prevent us from seud
InJ :i representative to iTiq conference."
aid Mr, Whitney, "for wo want to do
ikgl we i an tor the good tf amateur
ic-jrt :. general, There Is one thing
hat I would llki to add," he continued,
' '! t1 it iii to explain away the Im
1'iesslon that Wl goiters allow profM
sienals Iti other sports, such as profes
euo.al baaebalL. to compete ai amateur
I ' win never they so desire. Wl
d'i no s-.i ii thing, aii'l tlui impression
tl'.at We do must have arisen from the
fid th;,; we have reinstated a few men
alter in. y had given up professional
sport A man who has been a profes-
aiinalt I ut haa oeaaed i earn money'
by hai rklll as an athlete, may be re
Itored to the amateur runka by thf
I' H '! A, but he has to furnish pretty
Itroiig ; oof uf his abandonment of pro
feeeloni liain In fad hi must make an
affidavit to that affect before a notary,
tlie Officer! of his club must recommend
him and then his case must be passed on
' regular meeting of the I'. 8. II. A. i
McuUve committee attended by a1
Vienna. No mail vote M allowed on
fcUtii I4U- I tOllg."
Tenuis oMelnl Inloreatad,
1 irl i' Wnnn, president of the
Initel s:;it,.N hiiwii Tennis Aseo iatlon,
ii ' I i! ugh he could not speak
i MiMrttatlvHy f'ir tin aiaoalatlon, he
Hn ii ill) ival extremely .nterested In
Ihl pt.. .. I confirinol and would do
ill in ; ia power to have the IT, 8. N. L,.
1 A. repi t tented.
meeting will be held early In I'e
ttnbi s.iil, "Put e,en before that
' , i up the matter with the other
if t ie executive committee. I
i IV .-.i etood for the itinlntenam e
' ll standard of gmgtaurlim and
'I II. an to help out In the plan
WMoaed "
Ai i nrganlutlon thai undoubtedly
ted -it thg proposed con
i National Aaeaeiatloa of
" Haiamen, Knd K. Fortmeyer,
- , slid tfat although ha
Pf'j!1 ti'it spi ik for thi entire ggOCUtiVg
temmlttep, of which there n dorcn mem
"" im waa certain that the oaraman
mid .tig tu partlclpati wiih the
lud lei of r.ther sporta In a
tnori iii : union of tltl amateur prob
htr "V i hi ie wi oiratnin have a prgtty
iteur rule," said Mr. Kort
kViyar, ' n I t It is si. atrial that not
we had to bar n man who
' 1 1 I i cl an bill of hrnlth from
fl A. A
I', Me lad been leaching iu a
I the A- A. V said he still
' in. but we lefmed to let
I a'i'.iite.ir. We had hini
in person and I liked him
il -n 'Oould you keep your
v. row
kef'.-
if
ere I i for your record
lid When ho couldn't gnpwsr
qualified him Thnt l! a
i .i leitlon t', ask. and the run
i!ed by Mr Klrhy night do
' ll over Li any cuse. hOW I
nil il Ajuecllllon of Am i-
III be glad to take part ,
lb. 1 1
Millard
and !. 1
riBUll W ililiers.
It'. I
H
Millard won the I
in the tennis tourni -
lie ,1 Rplili Hoard of New I
Voii s de Ti nnli ' 'hi'1 '
i I'll llllii, l I., by defeats j
entry and ll n Ferbei in i
nil, straight ssla, nt I tl, ,
. in -III, il round the wln
i ' I V, Amy end Howard
II I, I. hill Coventry
c n ,, hv dcls.ling !' V
; . t; ll ui her at 11- 4, I- S
TO DECIDE THIS WEEK IF I
BASEBALL WAR GOES ON
Important Problems Will Come Up at Annual Meetings
of Federal League and National Association,
Which Begin To-day.
The Winter liafiue ,r li if cball
III first icrles lo-div In the West
OpgM i
Two
n attics nro Itagodl DIM at Han Fran
li
. t'ni , and thi utiior nt Indian
! Hilla Thllf results ate quit! likely
to have an Important bearing on the
i future of the (treat summer sport,
! In ."vi Kranrleeo the Nathmiil Aeso-
I elation nf Profeealonal gaeeball dtrbi
iii immbli in a: nu.ii eontrratitn, The
nfml l.e iitue miffmtM Will Open their
nt, nu al muting at Indianapolis. Th
National Association Is the governing
body of all the minor liagUII of or
ganlgtd baseball The 1", ileral l.enue
Ik the Independent band 'of onpltelleti
! that has been trying fur two years to
! thru t i third major league upon a
public that haa bun basebelled to diath
ntul to force recngnlilon from their well
organlied contemporaries,
The Federal or revolutionary (action
b-te mgdl little or no Itgpi'llKW uion
the popular!!) f the major National
oint American league!, it haa, how
ever, ib ant no apparent deathblow to
the minor gaeoolatloni, Hut tnent-two
minor b ikuos are now in operation,
There w re forty-MVen two yearn ago
when the oottawi launched their attach.
More than a more of the little fellows
threw mi their handi in diapalr in liui.
Several of the moit promlnml minora,
who managed to keep the wolf fiom the
I iioor in the campaign recently dosed.
seem doomed to ruin If the war con
,j tlnuea throughout another lagog.
Market Holiicl b War.
tia'-i' ,meu7,,.r,mT ISftnAXSi
hgegttM of the Rei.orous spirit ihowfl
by ,), m,vr ami th ntiiur circuits.
The Nat'onal anil nicricin leagues pitid
fancy prices to the smaller operators
for promising talent Tin y turned baoa
on ease terms to the lower classes those
who just failed m some fundamental
to live up pi the approved standards
of the fastest company. The ensuing
war ruined this market on which the
ml ors had to depend for a livelihood.
Through the two years of war the
Tederal League bus looked In vain for a
UfflOlenl weakening on thi part of the
minors to Insure lUffictent pressure to
force e,ual recognition with the National
and American. Reeentment rather than
sympathy was exprMMd by the little
fellows. They laid their WOM to the
heavy hand and ruthless potlOHM of the
revolutionists. A year ago the minor
leagues were not In Mich financial em
t.arrassm nt an they It and to-day. The
Federal League, it is laid, has dangled
gold
law
hefi.rr the hungry eyes The cut
in mlpulators .if hopeful that the
Francieco mooting may develop a
revolution. Organlied baieball
every wile to strengthen the alle-
Uses
g:ane of the dip rdenrles.
Therefore the most Important devel
opment "f the National Association l
hound to le the attitude of the minor
league body M a Whole toward lt
would-be tempter. Should the minora
In a body decide ny t'g'it on the
sole of the m Jors the Federal laague
woubi be further thwarted In its con
templated itroke agi net organlMd
bas-i,..Il.
Problema for Federate.
In
the meantime tneee renerai
League promoter! have many Knotty
problems of their own to unravel. Th.'
financial powers among the Independent!
within the past few weeks have ad
mitted that the pri nt outlaw circuit
is weak in. bed. It h is practically des-
palrod of throating a third major
ieagUI on " public which Is not Inter
ested In any movement calculated lo
destro: the worlds champlonahlp
series, at pre.-, nt tiie blue riblsjn clas
sic of the leaion. it ha- been admitted
in by James A. lilmoi. tint a major
league cannot be constituted without
a major circuit ami major player.
Wherefore, th" wise ones argue. t''
Padaral League might eaalll be Mtll-
fleii with anv compromlM that
t hey
might af ept with some h
of honor.
in inlta "f the very i
sitive denials
from both sides, It
is known that for
several weeks
cert 1 1 ii feder:il and cvi-
tlonal i
tig tow
hackers
ague intireati navi oeen worn-
rd pe ice The most Influential
,.f He independent! are quill
ready to pun base Rational ueagui
franchisee, of whh h at least four are
on the market. They insist, however,
that their Weaker colleagues be pro
tein d in this event 1a permission to
merge
interests with the International
League ami tii- American Anoclitlon,
Siii li li'-rml sion might be wrung out
of tin- National Association d-spite tha
aspreiaed oppoiltlon of M Barrow.
pmldenl of the International LelgU!
and siout champion of Han Johnson,
Ihe advocate of a w. r to the last brosth.
it scent- quits Insignificant that at this
time out or the middle West come
sic lei that the Federal League Intends
to dtlband before ll closes Its annual
meeting. ll ll mid further that at
French Lie Springs a few days Inter
Hie Federal operator! will meet the
heads of organlied baseball to sign
term! of peace. In in) event It Is
l.kc
lv to be known Mfors me eno oi
the
cirri
week Whether im war is iii ne
ed over another year.
(.hulls' OMeeri Booloolsd.
1 The itookholders of thi
hiicti omnany legal
National
title lor
1'x- i
tho
New Y'ttrk National
League club) ex
nMdenci In the oftl-
preoaed unanimoua
als and dir-. to
a' i lie i Hants al I heir
annual n Ung in derssy oiiy y
i t t .. ri . i ii ill All ihe o'llcers nnd i
Mieritii y
Irectora
were reelected. Harry N Hgmpgtead
a rain u nresldent i C, .1. Sullivan. Vlce-
..r..s:.i, nt : Ashley Lloyd, Jr.-., surer
joi.n B, Foster, secretary, and
Id ward
Rrannlck. essis'an' lOOM
'ary. Mi un
Heniriste id. Flank M
Stetns, '. .1.
Sullivan, Ad
and John Wh
of dii" tori.
Lloyd, James Foster
ih li COnttnui "ii Hie hoard
Football snthuslasti of IMi otty iiem
very niuch Intimtld In the rather
unlqui g ene to im played at the Polo
tiroundi Saturday afternoon, Hamilton
Fish, Harvard'! former uaptaln and All
amsrloan tacgls, will lead a picked team
of former Buitern college stars against
Foster Siinfoid'B hlg Rutgiri eleven.
Fid, and his expert.- have gone lo Hill
Brown'i farm at aarrlaon-onsthi-Hudion
lo prepare for Ibis battle. Among the
veteran phi ven who have prom lied to
imwer Flih'i call an Charlei K Brick
I,, Hobey Bakor, Taoki Hardwlck,
,-, Iwfnrd Blasdin. Sltve Hhllbln, Arthur
Howe. Via Keiiu ird
and Joint
fllpatrlck.
team I hat
tl e liar
going jo
A i ea r ago I- ten
,,l',vcd il arllsl
a pi i Ined ft
In. II. ms ii
.i,l Si 1 1 1 1 1 1 m . Ihe
.irocce.is
charity, and h indad tni rediklni a sound
drubbing
N e x
IIo.Ioh nruulatliin.
Tho SUte Athletic Dotnmlaalon. at its
regular muting yesterday, adopted Mv.
, itrlnginl and radlial rules to im.
nu Ho act ion of both promoters nnd
pugilists.
I 'lnlis .in. I managers, upon making the
mutch, must notify the commission In
'Iwyltlnf Un- genual COndltloDI of weight
and guarantee n percentage basis.
frlntld forms will be supplied for this
purpose by the ,-om mission. The guar
antor must satisfy the eommlsslon as to
iuh roaponilblllty or poll with it the
amount guaranteed not liter than i
I'. M of the May preeeillng the bout.
Blther contestant or club mui notify
' " i.cn mission Immediately wl i"i f"i
, ny region a contort is doclai id off.
r'l lure to do en at least before i I'. M
of the day preceding will draw s lap n
Bion of at least thirty days. Any boxer
musing a cancellation must fulfil his
obligation to that club or secure from
It i release before boxing elsewhere
Th licenses of fhe Sunset Spoiling
riuh of Brooklyn and the Waited a
of Kockaway Fleaoh were cancelledi ue
to their failure to pay taxis. The
llrlgllton Beach A. v-. surrendered Its
llcenae, Licenses were granted to the
Palace a. c. .if Ton ken and the Bait
New v..rk A. C.j Brooklyn
The claim of Hilly Qlhbt against the
Queeniboro a. c. was thrown out when
it i'i'-'- manager Insinuated that his
fighter had unit to his opponent. Klyas
St niton, a giuit Midler from Kurt Ham
cook, asked to have i three ye.irs con
tract with Jack McCarty abrogated n
the ground that MoCarty waa too busy
to get matchea fop him Stanton was
referred to the uvtl eouitg,
COLUMBIA DEFEATS
HARVARD AT SOCCER
&CorninaTiid6 lioiuliN
Men
Down Crimson Kickew bj
S Goali to 1.
folumMa ilefe.ilej Harvard at eoecer
yelterday on gouth Field by a Mora of
3 to I. It was tin- second victory of the
BlUI and hit! eleven In the Inter-
collegiate Soccer League, the mighty
Pinnaylvanla elevetv which hadn't been
beaten slice Inn. being the first victim
last Saturday, Trie defeat of the t'rltii
aon chin waa traceable to three Blttl
mil Whit- 1 -crs Cipt II. II. Shan
holt, bis coualOi ii. Shnnhott) mat Oooi
keeper Le e No better exhibition of
soccer foothill evi r has been POOP, nt
Columbia than that by the ghanholt
pair. They had Harvard dated i their
trickery,
Leeds covered hli poet so well that
ch't after shot couldn't get past lulu.
In the second half Harvard kept the
ball in Columbia'! territory moet of the
time ti nly time it got into Har
vard 'I den ger r.-ne was for ft few min
utes in ttie middle of the period whan
il. ghanholt dribbled the i.aii down for
a goaV (in mis ,; isinn Harva'-I h-mted
the ball rapidly al Ueedi four ttmei,
Fearing thi w, rst, Leedi f.-n on the ball,
The whole Harvard team booted at him,
nt out of every two attempt brutaed
i Mono- p. ut ,f Lei .le s an iioniy until
I Referee Horn called a halt.
' Columbia icored in the iirst three mln
I utM when il Bhanholt took a pan from
"apt II. II. ghanholt, who had dribbled
he ii II half the length ol tin field
The second More p suited In n similar
manner afti r thirty-live minutes of play.
Harvard tallied the third goal In thirty
eight mlnUtM when Wood, on a p is-
from trook, mai iged to boot the iptu re
ii t tin; net. After thirty-live mtnUtCI
of play In the second half II ghinhott
i.c e.i t lie tin.il g.mi i ,f the game, malnli
through i own efforta
The lineup:
Harvard.
glmmoi s
l..
Jentlilig-
Ootumbti
edi
Poiltlnna
. . . (foal
..Right back..
. Left III' k
Right halfback
entri hilfbink
i.-rt haltbark.
.Outalde right,
nomeo
i .in-
Keni mill
le-ioig
. . .Itein
, M n t
Hirtwr
. . I
.. . Woml
I.'etkl. .
fir, -
II H shsnlc.lt
I in-!!- rlitlit . .
gchwan. . Inali
H. ghanholt . iuii
gcoee Oolombli,
II Hh inhnlt, 1: Wn
lumbia, Rlieir for i
fer t.Ming. Is-utig f"
l"ft .
Is
Harvird, 1
t. Subitltutloni Ci
.'k'. II II Shin he
ll ll sh iuh" i . H.
vard, lt,e,i i-r s v ii n ii Referei
lMihtin Lfnlverelty, Time of
mlautea
V 11 im
halves I",
Olea liidae Olrla in nt Hookey,
QlMM RtOOg, N
team of Hie Qten
.1 . Nov S The wills'
Ih-ige ll'eh School !c-
fea'e.l the team from Ihi
gl hool at field hockey b;
to u this afternoon.
I '.'Iters
in High
e of 14
PDILICO RACING RESULTS.
Flnt Rice Thi M
gteepleeboiei three j'sni.
parsa 1111; two ml'es
iKirmatbi, it. iigin I
lunt Waihlngton
Dl ts an I iipn Mr,i ;
M.irch Cnnn. 1,;
I no. pi i, ,. is ie,
ihowt II? tot. fir!: Huwa
143 iMrv.1'-..
pise! in ll, rtiow T, II lecond! Abr.
feldy, 1 IT IHiritin), ihow ll.tl, third,
Time, t "i Piiuenei, aeorgi s. Davli
Kill Inla, randee, Klerenue o., Antiseptic
ami An '..iriis ul.o ran.
s.s-,1 i Reel I'm -c li""; lelllngl two-year-oldii
Hx furlensi -Daneer, pti
(Rchuttjngerl, itralght : ... plaei is i
show 14.10. Brit; llu'h sui, ii,. ii,, i, oj
tCooperl, plft' e ltl.il, 11. oo I'. In, se, -Mini,
tirernn r,,ri,. 1'T i ,1 M, Ti trnr 1 1 .
how H i", third, Tim". 1:14 Nolll Fd
Band, Mi Dennle, J.ms glralth Afie:
Mrtit. Hands, Caleo, Bllllllfl. gentllal.
Knight. M.iltl of Dundri an i Migiphoni
all! ran.
Third Its'-" Second sectim; Meunl
weehlnpton sieepfeenasi; tnreeyiir oldi
and upwardi puni IHI; two mllM Rme
aid lis, ii, III if Wl' lanisl. rirsliht I; :n
place 14 4" ihaw 11.11, first ; N".v Hnven
i no -ii. puci is. 4!, know ?' '' i,
iicond; Rarly Light, tf-j igmlth).
how
IS o. third Tl ii". Itl'i Ton II it i
ieoH. . t to Fleto, werthwoea s . . .
J r k Wlimtnn nnd inans aim ran
Pourth Raee geUtagj handicap; thrss
year-old! and iipiiurd o added six rur
i.mgs --Lahensrla. If! (MeDermott),
iirallhl 141 ll, p ars 1)4.11. ihow 111.10
nnli Aldibaren, III (J HeTaggarll, pliui
s-. show 14.11, lecondj Kopje, 107 (iter
rettei, show i 90. third. Time. I :ti 4 ...
Ilelimoar, Creis itjt,. File Bryeea, IVeter
IVellei, Thi Miiouirider, floral Teu, tin
mlllatlon Merjorle a. Plantagehel, Putin,
amior, Renecilon, J..t t and Pebigi ilie
run
Fifth Riei" Th.- PlkilVllll llindiss,,;
Hire, om nli ni d un'i:ul, lonn B, i,.,j
nne mile Hi will, III 'J IfcTigiirn
Mrnlghl 14 t.l, ,l ire J 10 ilouv :i 10.
ttrst ; Mnllday. ifi J MiOahiy), placa
ti.10. ihow it s". nrendi J J. Ullls, ut
1 Mink 1. ihoW II thlril Time. lt-
Fllttergolil, Knt.i" t nrinliy, Basil, lupir
iiitsniicnt sici rliiguinoi Htso na,
sixiii Raee Thi fdlinman Hiadleiaj
ihrai-riar-olrii end upward! III) iddsd:
ana mile Mlllli Biker, III IT Uei'11
guru, straight I; XO, pl.l It. II, ihuW
I. : int, iirst, uartlan, 114 tCeopir), 11
II. tl, ihew lf.,10, iieoadi 'siiiinn Parr
110 iitl' ei. show II, to, third Time, '
Kepler, Balnsiftlildi Miuli I'mk end t ni
,iie v. 1 lie ran,
Seventh Raoe Niltlns handleapi three
year-uldi mid unward; t'oo addedl one
rutin alPl H fill' 10. g - HsMwitrlh, 111
(Mlllkli Mr. ilghl 11.10, Tin" 11.10, slew
ilia, tirsi, ion nun i, t oi 1.1. MeTisgiiii
pleci IT.no. ihow ll.ll, p.-,-, in, i: Orpsrlh,
in', iMeleatfe), ihow ll.ll, ihii.i Tims,
1 Jawbone, f'arllen ' . nr t.xy. dfin
laurl and Aflirgloa ni 1 ran
Pllghtn lines H. iiini! handleasi lire.
yearoddl and Mpwordl lllfl added, one
inlh and a furloiii Run Iround, III lile-
le, 1, -indglit II 70 Place l.'l Ml, th0W
1! Hi. flrsl Ray '' Idlhti I"1' ll! Ill I'"'
mutt), plan ll.ll, - 1 i iu. secoad: n
M Ulltir, III ' It'" : o "in "' i II, thli d
Time. Iill. The 1:1, me, Orutuad, Barry
i.iiinier, pirth it", k. Biilhovss, lipuiveda
nnd lb laa Hum also ran.
IRVING IS DEFEATED
BY RILEY AT SQUASH
Princeton riui Champion
Dowm lliirvnnl Club Slur,
3 (iiiinrH f I.
WINSTON AND DAVIS WIN
The defial of F. flu Ponl irvin.-. one
or ihe itar playen of the Harvard Club,
by Riley, the Princeton Club
champion, yeitirdity marked the play in
the invitation a'tuaoh tennis tourney at
lha Columbia Unlvenlty Club. Jtiiey.
Who last yiaf was ranked conslderahlv
behind Irving In the ofllelal Hit. took
the Harvard Club players meaaori 3
gam' s to 1, but nut until nfter two
(tames had 1 st t The ICOM were
:i -14, IU :t, 23 21. 2321.
In lha first game, ihe only one In
which either of the pl.tyrrs MO tiled to
haVO a decided advantage over th-oth-r.
Irving could not seem to get
st. ii I'd. lie was slow to ink, advantage
of evenings imd frequently hie strokes
la, kid their accustomed accuracy. The
Harvard man struck Ml etude In the
tond game lifter trailing for n time
and nosed out hie Opponent, 11 was
Hie t.Virse III the third game IIH'V
threw away many opportunltlea.
Through, ovirantlat to Mori the
1'rlinx ton man dropped nulte a few balls
Into the telltale
Irving came Within an nee of gain,
at :''i i7, imt Riley developed n spurt
Which brought the gams to set. and lie
cored three tallies white Irvine made
only one. Riley made a v. ry bad star'
in the fourth game, and WM In the rut
gt 2 V Then he recovered, hewever,
end tan th" score up to 1711. Irving
making bis three aces on h inda out by
t i w rules. The Princeton man hail
I another siump and It Wei not until th"
1 game was let that he managed to pull
, It out.
Brie H W;cson, the national rhatt
plOn, 111 d I' II TUlVlS. both Of HJ
Harvard Club, w ere the other wlnnerg
I In the third round. Both of the liar,
i x ard ti er won Ihelr matches In stra.-ht
gmmei from Brooklyn Height! Caglno
plgyere. Thi champion downed R.
Itloepel ut 2 - 1".. 2I--9, 21 14. aid
thivs defeated It. K. T. Riggs nt in 21,
:i IS, 1321.
M I. Cornell of ihe Columbia Club and
1. C. Noxea Of the Squash ClUb st trted
to play their third round mat Ii around
noontime, but before 'hey had gore very
far Cornell got In the wav of NoyesW
racket and received a nasty cut over the
right iye, The nun will play the match
Ihli afternoon, tl B. Wlgham another
Columbia Club man. gained the thtid
i round l y defeating L llatt of the Tali
Club in atralghl games at 21 1. 21 tl,
i II I. The summaries :
' Columbia I'livTsitc c-tuh lavltaliM
st,, is , ii Tourni c""t, s-, on i nouna -it r.
Wlghami CoiumMa Unlverelty
I f.-iisd 1. 1". ut. Yale Club, il-
,I.
-Iv .1-
Thlrd !t..ii".,i A. w ntisv. Princeton
', defeated K tit Ponl Irving, Harvard
Club -i n. II II, :.t- .'t. II tit F. tl.
fiavli, Harvard Club, defeated It T.
niggf Brooklyn HetgMi Oaelao, :.t '-'t.
' ! -i BHe s Wlnetpo, Harvard
' ab defeated Tt Ooeg h Brook n Height!
Caalao, -t ti, :t . 1114.
CUTLER WINS BOUT IN
WRESTLING TOURNEY
niiiiiint f Ooteil's Title
Throw Mohl in henn I him
Ten Minuted.
CharlM Cutler, claimant f the heavy?
weight catch aa catch can wrsstllng
championship f Amerl a since the re
Hroment of Prank dotoh. threw Fnti
Mohl "f Bwltsartand In Hie feature bout
of the first session of the SOCOnd Itlter-
itronul wreatllng changilonoh p. lino-
Roman style, at t'1" Manhattan ior;i
lions,- l ist l . -.h!. utler il ss'seil or ms
issssimiI with an arm hold after I min
ute-, i:c! II seconds of spirited wreatllng. I
The crowd w as not as large or as en- ;
thualaatki as that a' the opening night;
..f th.- iirst tournament eeivr.ii monuhi
,ig., lait . iry Htm nippwuva po -,-. i
with Hi" iplrll of Hie mat work. Mohl,
a burly, rurb fellow, started from the
Iirst t, rough it Willi CUtlir, He Used
the heoi of his palm a great deal and
butted .oi every occasion. At the start
hi hnd fuller on the ib fciiM ve
Cutler, hOWSVlr, was content to wait
until Moid had eXOsndld some of his
iteam Then he went out and old a little
roughing o:i hli own account Once n
got a . rerie body hold on the swiis,
ami after ulnging hint round half a
down linns throw him haul on hii head
and ihouldira Mohl Iqulrmid out Just
ii Lime. Finallyi after Mold had turned
a tl'i'.,' t ''I and was altemp:lug a fiilli,i, l the ivgtilut Ion MMropoUtan
Netion Cutlor oulckli broke and it t him-
sell for the fat .! arm lock.
Charlei Uoiaon of Rngland ami Qsorgi
Lurlch of Buaala fumlihed the comedy
bout. They U'ent twenty minutes with
out .1 fall. Uoai 11 looked as If he win
a chirry picker rather than a trappier,
Heltnar Johnion, Vwaden. and Ivan
Ulnow, the CtMtiaok, ullo drew.
Anthony lrsa of Auitila, with a flying
ni ne, dlipoaad of Harry Lltofiky, tho
Hebrew American, in 4 mlnutu ieo-
nils. Herrmann Schilling, Germany,
throw Laureti Chrlitianien, Bwedin,
with a b n and arm hold. In .1 minutes
311 seoondl Tommy Hraak, Holland,
pinned down Adolph I'll lie, Herman), In
; minutes ami nt seoondi uii a double
1 wrist hold.
WHITNEY IS A CHAMPION.
Secretary
Ml I
The new1
nf I . X. 4). A. XX Ins
Tills
Piping fiOOk 1 lull.
go ohamplon of nm piping
s Howard F Whltneir, the
1:
k Club
secretary of tho rnite-i states Oolf As
sociation, Although hn pay! moat of
Ilia golf at Nassau he also is a inesn-
ber at I'. ting itiH'k, and pini there
oceastongtiy. in Ihi lemUfinal pound
In let PorOS Jenn.ngs by 4 up and 3
to play, gnd In the other match Charlie
U TUfhtiy beat ileo ge T BnokglW hv 4
no and 'I ba I'lay. In the llnul Wlrtncy
defeated Tiffany by a 4 nnd margin
Another gxiKer who playi at lmth
piping Rock and Nassau has dlstln-
gutshed htmself by (oinlng the "holg In
one" class Joseph U, Havki made tho
Icnlh In.le at Nassau 111 one sunko a
day or two BgO,
stay Form geaolaatlv Bodp,
The advlanh m v of forming un Inter
scholaitla alhlitla giioolatlon to con
trol aiblcllcH In all high schools, publlfl
gnd private, will be dlscUMed ut a
meeting to be hehl Ihli afternoon at
ihe l'oiviechni.: Preparatory School, on
Living-urn Mreei, Brooklyn, a delega
Hon i.r principal! rupreaeiillng tl." pr.
Vat! high schools will nul fir wllli mitn-
hcrs ol' tho gn.iie- lomnntieo of tho
IMblln s. ho.ds Alhlitla Laagui on the
formation of inch an organisation to
conform with Ibl rullS as now denned
by the TV ft. A I ,.
NEWSPAPER GOLFERS PLAY.
DIM Holds l.aat Tnnrney of lesson
Ml tan Corllnndt.
Th" NOW York Nf-wspnper Oolf ClWb
I held Its nnal tOUmiy of the ear yester
day nt Van Cortland! Park. A series of i
competition was playid, and when Ihe I
last duo was over the clUb'l annual '
dinner took plgM at the Tremoer House ,
1'eter Campbell was ;he winner 'if the
one club Mltipetltlon on the tWllVI
meadow holes. With a score of US 17,
19, and Mrs Caroline MaoL.iughlln won
Hie (lag contest on the six hill holes. She
finished the six holes with Ave strokes
to spare, and played Ihe first of them
over again, getting a 15. A driving con
tell f oui the thirteenth tse resulted ill
a victor? for Orantlatid BlM, whoso ball
topped hole high.
Thoi was a special prlje for ladles,
which wont t Mrs. ,i. o. IfacFadyean,
WhOM score for six holes was II lo, f't;.
and RobOrl W MacLnuchlati led the
field In the eighteen hole handicap with
104 15, fill. .1 W. Monro! was re
warded for finishing thirteenth, Charlei
Athirton, twentv-thlril on the list, also
got a pr IM, and T. A. Volght, who took
more Itrofciog than nnv one else, won
lomethlflg too About fifty golfer. i too,,
part In tiie competition.
JUDGE FREES RUNNER
IN SUNDAY ROAD RACE
Knit's. Gorman Committed No
Offence Competing for Prie
m Snbbnth,
An effort ', tha part of the Pol He-
partment to test a I .'ol-yeitr-old blue
law Wtlloh proh bltn the holding on Sun
day ,f powd races !n which prlr.es are
offered waa thwarted by doobrion
handed down yoolirday by llagletrate
Krotel in the West Side court. Inotead
if trlng tho case of the nimu r who
was summoned t f.re l.lm ho da-charged
the ath'.ote, ivy iig that If any offence
had been CO ntllittod th." PMW0M '-
ipomrtbli for It were thoee wht ma: .ig. l
tiie cue and not the parte. pnule in it.
Joramhah ilorvnan of 100 west Korty-
wve'ith etreit mis the dotendant ar-
ugned before HagUrtrate Krotel ii
what waa evidently n tended to I .a li
a caaOi a none o( tic other
harriers who took part In the t i e wai
siimmoneil. lb' was accused of dlaoboy
lug a warning by Sc -gt. .l,.o i Cane) or
the Wi st KWty eeti nth street station,
who told him Hilt lie would bo s'uu-
moned to court if he tisk part in thi
road race bald Sunday by thi Holy
Croat Lyceum, f which he is a member.
iorman was defended by IgVohael J.
Drlaoollj th otub lawyer. tn the stand
gergt, Oaoey mid that in arreet'.ng ilor
man he waa acting : the Inotructlona
"f a iiiponor ofh i r, Some .f tiie pi izi-h
for lumtafl n I wore donated by Con
gressman Polar .'. Dowllng, Benator
Thomna J. HcManua Aiderxnan .1. v.
MoOourt and AflMrauiyman C !. Dono
bua DECLARES KELAY RACE OPEN
lieu 1st nil Ion CommtttOO Itullim
Hues stars from petition.
The registration committee vf thi
Metropolitan Aaaoclatlon has declared
the one mill relay for national, Htatl
and Liiy emptoycei, which is one of the
feature! of ihl Irlih Ainirican v c
meet to i. held al Madlaou gquuri i;..i
den .November 1'7. an open event, Al
n il in in in this rave will have be
registered from the department hi rep.
reaente, Dick Kgan of the Irish: American
A, '. and 1 1 in Shea of the I'ail ni" A. '
would be haired from compiling !:.
ihi Fire Department team, and Jack
llller of the lilsii Aineitc.in from com
Ipetlng for the police Department,
By i losing the event to the Municipal
Athletic UeigUI of New York, however,
the committal lilies that these null I
allowed la compote for ilu ,r reepectlve
department!. Tins, however, would bar
the I'ost Ofllce ilc ks. us tiny are 1
eral employees. It le likely that the
I lr:Ml, Aiiiri-ican A. '. w .11 act on tin
;t,,t.,,. ruling and close the race to mem-
bars of the Municipal a. I
CAN ENTER TEAMS OF EIGHT.
Flssl
t
rive,
III
1 1 SH x e r.
Petal gn
Will
ii. will be allowed to inter tetnis
git men in tho Junior Individual
lot
'ard team tiitos itniiiiiy diamptonsldp,
! tor which eMry blanks were issu.si yea
terdny. al Van t'ortlnndt Park. No
I vember Id, but onl) the nrst r.e of Un
I team to finish w'ill OOUnl in the polm
score, First place will count one iK.nt
and so on up. utiu ins leain wun i
l least nuinosr m cou-.is aaaimw a wi
1 1 tho winner,
i Hnld, stiver and bronie mr.inis will i
I given io the mombsra of nu. first, set
ond and third teanu respeotlvgty, all
I similar msdall to the firs', three In t:
I i dividual chnmplonsh p The troph .
clan
ramptonshlp di
BOSTON SIX BAY RACE BEGINS.
Ton Toami Tied liter pis ft
on rona 'i rnci..
Boat
Mass . No . S Tu eul
t v. n
I rtf ilie I' isf.'St !,'.. m in Hi
of the faStSSl b
World s'arted nt 4 o
ii" ui oti Ihe tlist leg
I'olock this after
i.r Boat on a an-
1 ma I
Held
s x nay i.ue ut ins arena ine
was i.ue of tho best, with con-
1 sidirabU young blood In the makeup
of Ihl eleven te:imi. The ridi re will
pedal from 4 I' M until L' A M. each
day Ulltll Saturday, whet, tho racing
wid begin at 11:10 and end ,11 10:10
i The Itandlng of Hi" teams at 11 o'clock
; to-night, after itx 'lours of riding, was:
: Qrgndl and Hilt, McN.itn ir 1 ami
poors. Verrl and fnrrl, Hey and
I Llnart, Bldell am! Mai n. Cameron nnd
Kaiier, Hoot and Hanley, Walthour and
Carman, impuy mi.i Moran, Baton and
Madden, 1 T T miles and 11 laps each.
Sullivan and Holbroos, l"i mllee and
2 laps
REFB'i TRAINER'S LICENSE.
Jorkey 4 lull Mcxvnrdi 4c4 t itfa-
' .,.,. 1,1. .in , lirll.1 '. 4 llllll.'H t III...
Ti,.- application of Fred Behalki for
a 11. liner's license mut denle I ami that
of Clydl Phillip! laid on the table by
the license committee at a meeting of Ihl
stewards of thi Jockey Club hsld ester-
day at the offlei of tho club. Many
1 other licenses for Jo. key nnd Irglniri
I Wlf! granted, and the application of I:
Briialer for the relnititiemini of tin
man Linda I'. one, wai favorably
aotl I upon.
t 1011 praeini at the melting weie
Auguil Bilntont. F. K, stuinie, n. K
Knapp, Andrew Miller gchuylcr U Par
Hoii.s and John ganfordi
iii vvorl n
llawonTii.
lull
J .
Illeets
Onicrrs.
Nov
1 At
the 11
nual rout 1 1 of itocki
Ilu worth Cnuntri Club
Borrlin vValkur was ii.
d.b 1 .. of tho
hire to-day,
led president.
sue ding Herbert i. Barnei, Arthur
T. Williams wis elected fist vlre-pnil-
dent and N. wiuin H.imlinU IsOOgd VlOgs
president,
FACULTY'S STAND MAY
HIT CORNELL ATHLETICS
Recommendations Urging Curtailed Schedules
Reduced Expenses Anger Undergraduates
and May Cause Appeal to Alumni.
Ithaca. .V Y, Nov. Juit is the
Cornell undergraduate body lini pre
pared Itself for the glorloun climax of a
football season that would find their
1 ven acknowledged ohamploni of the
Li d thin was published this morning a
s-1 , .. of recommmdatlong by the faculty
committee on Itudent affain which if
il iptod would put 111 effect here an
athletic policy designed lo curtail
s, !.. lulis, id, ucc expenses and embarrail
or cripple moat of CoTMil'g great athletic
! mi Tlo report hns cnuied a mild
leni Hon In undergraduate circles, haa
01 ii' I lo Wrath Hie frlmdg of athlellcl
c I i idoubtedly will lead to u country
a le appeal to the alunnl,
W lliout llngllng out any learn the
recommendation! with refironoa to the
t. 1 1 Itudent may be away from the
1. .1- 1 ty, and Urging the reduction of
e s. in, loubtedly itrihag at foot
ball, the gii 1 revenue producing sport.
The r m inundation! in pari follow:
"Tl moil rigoroui mforcemml of our
eli h hi in:, . parthmlarly thoio pgy
t , ng 10 e Dinner bagoball.
TI abollthm 01 all m.nor sports ron
Irata lhal haVl any uppearanct- of hlp
podromltig and the abolition of such
minor ipnrta as art clearly not suited 10
our condition! or which are kept alive
by an unuiuul amount of rtort. Thla
COLUMBIA YEARLINGS WIN.
li. -M jiinlori hy Our llnt for I n -
trrclaai romvi iioiitrr TlllOi
Although C 'eh Wefen bad announced
yeaterday'l run as an Ititerchuii iross-("ii.t-y
cliamplotishtp event It actually
turned OUt to be a dual meet between
t'ie Columbia f reehman ami junior
t. ima Tiny Wert1 ttio only classes to
f. -li fixe m.n. II. 1 . Larson '111, led
Ihl pick homo. Untitling tha three nnd
three iuincn mllei along lllvorildi
Drlvi and around lha Boutb Kieid track
i, II minutes and S" seeolids. Ills
f ... I proved valuable, for it helped the
f eihmen win by a icori of a to a
1 ir ' rie Junlori.
'apt. .lack Lang'hom of the Junior
team, after leading for thiee miles,
l '' I out .,f the race. Al llueisen-
ft couldn t raise a team from the
ahomori io, hut ran himself and
.-! . I lecond. The order of Bnllhl
Tlmi.
N.i'iiP st. 1 Cl!M.
It I l.ars-n. 'II'.. .
II til .
. :t II i
. II i
. 0.1 ,
,SI oi ,
II
:i
. H
1. li e iinbai h, II
II.
ii. 11
II Mile km. '
H Caldwell, II
i' ghepard, 'tt
T Appleby, 'li.
v Knox, -17
Myers, 'IT
1. Hun. 'IT,,,.
Tli. a'psoti. 'I.
V s.,: tl, '11...
RoO, 'Il
: : 4
"
J
"
' 11 1 el
I
Harriers for
li.
Th.. Nlnety-eecond street v. M ll a
win h.. represented hv n rroBi'OOuntry
t, in , f eighteen men In the Bath Beach
V M II A handli Bp road run next Sun-
. . .' Uath Beach. The t un is open to
. i letei regietereri with the Metro
politan Is iue Y M " A of which the
Ninei end street branch croai-coun-tti
turn li champion.
:k 'y Aeepo ouf air. thereby jepeaervi'wd foe quality of" thm gill
(I henrfoii fuliiccos. By insrrtirifl ttf foi erl 0 I ''ns- li-!
I trttnl. thm nlmmp SSIljr breiAs without (firing fhl f
. I tinfoil, which told back into its plai e. III!
Compare Camels with any
cigarette at any price. Camels
will be your pick against the world I
You never smoked more pleasing
cigarettes because Camels are a
blend of choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobaccos that
creates a new flavor 1 You'll prefer
them to either kind of tobacco
smoked straight !
Consider how different in taste
Camels must be ; how much real
pleasure they give when we tell
you they can't bite or parch, and
li
R. J. REYNOLDS
and
rei'cri especially to thoeo pom where
we arc OOmpolIld to pla' teams of 11
UUeltlOnabki makeup, lunply because
1 ontesta cannut be obtained with teams
that are in uccordanco with our ap
proved itandar ii.
"The reduction to n minimum of time
required for out of town contests, espe
cially where extra ilaya are takci to
give the teams diversion us Is QlUltfated
by the annual Ji urney to Atlantic t'lty.
which is. and always will be, the cause
of much unfavorable comment.
"The reduction of the expenses of
carrying on athletics. Tho committee
is well aWnre that this Is B difficult
problem, but, nevertheless, tt Is also one
of the feature! of our gthjhttiO system
which la most severely crltb lsed. Thli
reduction in expenditure! refers not only
lo expenses for materials gnd lUppllei
but also to tho IXPOndltUtTI made for
coaches and ilmllar ixpenael,
"A careful Investigation into the ef
fect of athletics upon the health of stu
dents. Thli refers particularly to long
crew races, cross country running and
all sports where a strenuous and pro
trai led effort is required of Ihe Itudent
"All athletic contests should be hel I
ns far as pogalblo on the gmundi of
educational Institutions.
"The dtocontinugno! of scheduling
athletic events before 1 o'clock If the--,
events are held on eny portion of the
campus."
BRICKLEY DECISION
MADE BY COLUMBIA
CommittCa, However, Will Not
Divnlge Verdict L'ntil Trln
i t is Heard From.
The (VdtnHMa committee on athletic!
met last night again to i-tt n what
lu'tion to take in regard .i the Can I 1
ieorge Itriekley, tho profeslonal base,
bull player, who will Hart In tho Trinity
garni Saturday, The oommlttaa through
itraduaic ktanager Harry A. Itlaher aald
it had com! to n doclolon but Hull noth
ing w-ouid be mads public en tin- matter
until Trinity ha.i been heard from.
The committee mem Is ri a'iri pledged
to remain silent until official announce
ment was made. Kr.en '.lie app- .u m.-e
of thing! It bks as ,f the gam,. wl,l 1,,.
plagrod, I'oiuniii.i isn't in condition to
play a hard game, but Coach Mrtcalf
said h will have the learn whipped into
' shape.
the trot
I ait on
irelty
No practloa wax I
Id ye.s'.erda v,
hmeu bell g the ,.
suih Plmd, Mot
squad a hWu'kh.
! oneo lo get
calf gave the
UPd talk ami
tiien tUsmieoed ti
men fo
I 'OSOll for I ntr
gooeer Teanl,
W. IT. Pein. in BngllSh referee and :n
authority on lOCCer football, has hern
engaged by Yale University as touch
until ib end of this eeaion Dean left
for New Haven yesterday to commenct
bis duties,
leave no unpleasant cigaretty after
taste. Smoke them liberally with
the keenest enjoyment !
No premiums arc given with
Camels. Cost of tobaccos blended in
these cigarettes prohibits their use.
Camels arc sold everywhere in
scientifically sealed packages, 20 for
10c; or JO packages (200 cigarettes)
in a glassine-covered c... n tor
$1.00. We
carton for the
or when you
TOBACCO COMPANY, Winton-Sa!c,r N C.
ERTLE SHOWS SKILL
AGAINST FRIEDMAN
st.
Pnnl Yoini osier Lives l'p
to Rcpntntion in Vint
Now fork Booti
STYLE I LIKE DILLON'S
i Johnny Ertle of st. Paul proved hii
i i-Wfht to 111111-. In the first Might , f ban-
tamwelgtiM by dochrlvely beating Abe
rrledmann f this city In ten rounds at
I the Claremoni a c of Brooklyn imt
night Then wan not a minute In the
I ten round! In WtUoh fried man gamed
better Hum nu even break, and titn
ihitee moments were few and far rr-
: tween. lAir the most part he wai on the
I receiving end of a beating that would
i have tcv-"ed lha coinage ,. Spartan,
and he proved his game nam beyond all
t uvll.
Krtle ii a lighter of tic true t to.
j He is a itralgttt punahlng, two iwnded
I youth, furiouoty aggrt nave end i killed
I in every IrMk of the game from the
i.'t.h pound oil he i ad FVledman in ,t
bad way i bui wai not able to land
I nntohing punch,
The St. 1'aol Imyer is a c I deal like
.lack Dillon, His si. lie is almtwi Identlcdl
I With tint of the Indlanapolli llghtor,
hut. if anything, Rrtli ,s m r.- skilled in
,b ( lllive laitic-. He iilts ihe same
short, inappy, atrength lapping puncbeg
that have made Mllon famoui, and he
lilti from any angle. Although clover,
he apparently reveli in the mixing, and
any nine he took punch he generally
managed to land three or four In return
Friedman is a f't. clever boy, who
j has (Ought his wav no throu-h tin- rank!
I of th- preliminary flghti, imt last night
he wa! outdonl .'t hli own game. Kr:li
tsixed him and beat him, and when It
I rami to Infighting, the bout lost ail
aomblanci of a conleit
Ol her
Itox i II u
limits.
Yicii i; Bruno and Josh Matthew!
fought ten round! I" a draw In toe main
bout :' tic Broadway Sporting 'iub
yeeterday afternoon,
Mel Coosan outpointed tSddle Cook in
Ihi nnal ten round boui lait night at thi
m ntary a r
Voung Itlcki outpointed Buttling dang
list n g:.i at the Vandirbllt A.
fenture t. ti round bout.
Kddle West kiioek.,1 out .1.
in 'he fifth round last mghi at
Acre A. A
C. it: th!
' on., d
Long
lc.il It In. I ll,, III. III.
PlIIIUtPILPHIA.
lack,: g mi' i
ng al '
few ye.irs c i
night te iting im
boxer, at ")
v is in iplen I
gamely, but he
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oh him famoui a
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home or office supply
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