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THE SUN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1915.
TOI.
Ilolii
Mis
'ruin Holds Out
for Yale Star sum!
Companions.
REVIEWS RESULTS OF
WW VOBK CONFERENCE
FOL WELL WITHDRAWS HIS CORNELL WON'T LET
CANDIDACY FOR COACH
Announces His Intention to Stick With W. & J. "Because
I Feel I Would Not Have the Proper Support Back of
Me" at Penn Calls Present System Antiquated.
v M"V, fnnn., Pee. t. Prof It.
r chairman of th Yale tth
, Isatir,! a ttstrment to
rn i h rMuitfl Nimd by me
etnt ilirt.iitiy commuipf irnm iie.
irvarit
Vi
N. C
Mil
night
PtttLAUtmtA) Dec. 6 Itntiert C.
Folwe.l, captain of PennsUvsaa.' foot
Is.. I team In 1907. created another en
action last tilght In the foothiill altua-
Uon nt POBfl when lie iia'ponrvd at a
Meeting of llM Sphinx Senkr S.lety,
the bio honor orir. inlratiiin nf tn lint.
Wralty, aivl reito; uted III fftiitonient
of m4 wood thai tho footiia.it gogoMafj
ayetem at Penn is danMatlsi wrorur.
in itia
coll!; Polw
It'lT t) nt, 111 ;
flint poiat OOl
mapiH'i out
ilo not vrBgtg
our neaanna km bMfl failure. Wo
have to Rot a man In rruu-fre hero who
wt.l produce a winning combination.
To do thin he RMM have up U date foot
ball, and thcirr must bo comldeno ami
harmony tietween players and conches.
"J wmfhl ormalcter It a a nut honor to
bo naked to coach tlio team, but I have
withdrawn my oamlldwry and win algn
aoTiuin with Waotilnorton and JenVreon
brt'iuis I Xeol that, oven tf ha raaajtlon
talk to the p4ok of the Quaker yrg offered me. 1 would not havo the
1 I'nnreton. which concluded
hi tin- Yale Club in New
, i M ghl Several new potalblU
record to the future control of
chief m t the three universities are
adlemtod m the statement,
aftir ro 'nit the fact that a pro.
(Monal .t of runs was adopted, which
win p" abmlttod tu in.- board of .on-
rcl in athletic, at the thru: Institutions,
Trof CorWIn bii that It will take sev-
i . .. before the athletic aaaacla
...... Tale, Ranrard end Prlnoaton
HI ; iai upon he rules and that some
liglit change In them may he necea
imry hefere tlnal adoption, That the
.. committee may hold annual
fneet.:.i ln futllr8 "d I'ecpme a
Mg factor ln the control of athletics In
the three Institutions It Indicated In the
following extract from Prof. Corwln's
U lenient :
"t Is to be horwd that provision will
be nude for carrying out the announced
'Mention of the representative attend
i the eem- one to hold a similar ineet-
-e eech ,-ar "
WIUl ngard to the pooalbta reinstate
ment of Harry l.Kore. Spinier I'um
psliy, William KiiHton, Itohert Illicit
. d Artl ir Mtlburn. Prof. COfWill In
nested tlia one ruling will ho adopted
corttfng their oaaa. Aaoordlngj to the
rar.ersl llllllftUhMI on the Yale campus
prof ei'ts for the reinstatement of th
t.: Lht. Prof, Corwln laid re
filling their esse :
"In connection with the revision of tho
miei and dlacuaston concerning tha at-
Mlude t' he taken by tha three unlverel
.en w.:h 'eK-ird l iuiiuuer hasehiill. the
kw Of tho II V" Yale plaera who
althdraw from participation in In tar
Hastate athlatlca ihle fall upon dla
tvarlng that they had violated the Tala
rule covering Hits matter, was Donald
rd Informally. This tubject fell out
.de the purpose of the moating and the
gnuaittaa did not, of oouraa. feel oom
:ten. to paai on the case There was,
bowtvar, a very' full discussion of the
nattar In ail its boarlnga. it is ea
rs "i that following furthar discussion
f the naw regulations as provlalonally
ptad for the iwlvaralty a dupll
; ruling will be made with regard
e the athlotld status of the live Yale
II declared that the innch
I'cnn la UrUQtWstad and
hea have a plaji of actln
or th.- whole, senaon and
practically the who aea-
son in oxparlmontlng, as has been done
lor the laet few yearn at PontV
Me Mid. as hundreto of others have
said, that this year tftam allowed
hatrdly a aemblanoa of team pl;i" until
no ery lust g-inio of ti e year. "Ami i
me men iiave been worked t. death," he
w. at ,.n. -ivntra coaohai havo stuck to
the BOOtOn! of excessive oiThntnngo for
the laat amen y.mrs, dexplte the fact
that all other mod. m couch ee are tmlng
to perfect their teams less
ich yeai.
d y."inn lil,ni on our coach
The pres nt board of concluo
In i liaigv of fiootball here,
' indirectly, for the Ust llf-
ai-.rlnimag.
lillll less a
"We nei
Ing staff
ha h.-n
dlractly o
tefii yeara. and except for a period of
lie years, Wlieii about hajf of the tiwin
was composed of all Anierloan material.
proper aupport back of ma 1 do not
want to crltlcJmj Brooke or Dlckaon. Iut
I do ii.it feHl that they liewo any erotate
to c.rlitlclTO Hie mat. -rial TTSe w-hnle. fault
Bos ln the aywiem now Mng taught here,
at" I W cannot be blamed on ojiv one
thing. The old ooanliee and old arvobam
have had a Kmg enough trj-lnat out and
It Is time Wa raw the younger htood a
chniu o and brought In an up to late
ayntenu"
l-Vdwelfa atfttenient tlait ha has wlth
drnwn hl mralidacy benvuae he feale
ho wouM not g.nt The prots.r mipport even
If olioeon Is Thought to refer to Oie time
he waa cataln ln 11107. when he had
trouble with Dr. Williams and the other
coach ee.
fUWd that Mom relations lerwen Fol
w'U iml tlie Isxml of .xxiohes theti ami
S , "LSBSF" "" hRW '",''n atnilnnd. I mentl
li..t!i MrWaM nrsl WKUWun M. Hollen- .
b.-u. two of Oi mot i:.f.,i aiacta
Disqualified Yale Athletes May Be Reinstated as Result of triangular Conference, Says Prof Corwm
LEGORE MAY
BE RESTORED
TO ELIGIBILITY
ALEXANDER ALLOWS
YALE HAYE SHARPE LEAST RUNS OF ALL
Any Attempt to Got Him Away
From Ithaca Will Meet
Strong Opposition.
SFCCESS TH TOO SWEET
of tho pre
Ithaca, N. T. Pee. I. Should Tnle
aak Cornell to release rr. Al Sharpe
from his contract to coach t'ornell
teams, which has four more yeara to run,
the request would not ba granted, Judg
ing by the present state of mind of the
men ln charge of football at Ithaoa. A
careful aoundlng of aentlment flnda I
unanimous opinion on this point. It
has taken Cornell fifteen yeara to work
out her football aalvatton and any at
tempt to disrupt the ayatnm would meet
arlth strong opposition. It la not be
lieved here that the contingency will
arise.
The football team will elect a cup-
I tain next week at a banquet to be given
1 1n Its honor by the at-hletlo association
j All of the "C" men will take part In the
election. The discussion of candidates
'so far has not developed any great fa
vorites, although a number of nom are
ned for Iht honor. If
a man who will he g senior next
National League' Best Also in
Haines Won, According to
Official Averages.
TOXEY AND MAMAUX NEXT
O rover Alexander, fhe National
Leagues best pitcher last season, not
only won the moat games, but has the
best nverngo of earned runs par game.
The pitchers are rated according to
runs earned per game by opponents, and
to arrive at this percentage tha total
i arned runs are divided by the total
Innings pitched: the quotient then mul
t iplied by mnu to give tho average eumod
runs pwr nine Inntng game. Rarned
runs Include all those except such as
wero helped by fielding errors and passed
balls or those made after chances had
leen offered to the fleldere to retire tha
side.
Ton ay of rhe Iteda end Uanuyux of
the Pirates stand second and th.rd re
spectively. The work of these throe
men stood out clearly above that of any
other pitchers. Jeff Tesreau of the
Qlanta, also a high olass t wirier, ranks
seventh.
The official averages of those who
weru in fifteen or mors gnmea follow I
la'ga.w, U h bb.eoxe.ar
KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE SPORTING TREND
NO STRAIGHT SCORES
AT TRAVERS ISLAND
ervt day.
Ignored by choae Hi control of football
at Penn as fit man to take ohatw.
have been totaUy I yrT- a"d th." Probably WlU be
fl Mill ll of foorh-u ! cJ'olr" will He betwen Mueller.
1 he done, tile,
CHAJES IS DEFEATED
BY COLLEGE PLAYER
Korkna of ColumMa Scores in
expected Victory in Team
Match.
ftOCTH
FORDHAM TO HAVE NEW GVM.
Poottuill I Ie,
i ohm rue . .I
ls.
Soon.
Mn He
Six tejinis took part In the third round 1
of the annual championship aeries of the
Metropolitan Cheat1 league, the games
of whh h were not finished until an early
hour yesterday morning. The feature
of the round was the defeat of Oscar :
M'hajes. the International player and
i secretary of the rrnureswive I'hess I'lub.
; nt the hamls of K. F. Korkus of ColllnV ,
. bla University, Korkus succeeded ln !
! winning a pawn In the opening. A little 1
I later Chajes sacrificed a piece In a com-
blnatlon which proved unsound, and nl
I though the game was protracted until
I A. M , the varsity player had no dlrn- !
rulty In maintaining his advantage to.
the end.
If was the only game to the credit I
of Columbles the match being won by
tha Progressiva club by 7 to l. City
College: SUOCUmhed to Ocean 1 1 til by 4
to I, although with one game unfinished,
there may jet be a tie Th Manhattan
P P. team ohta'ned the vardlcl against !
Staten Island by i t to 1 v.... with two
games adjourned The Brooklyn Cheae I
Tha summaries :
LEHIGH FIVE BEGINS WORK.
roar Vetems. Omt rag Baakofbejl
art South Bathlehess.
KCTH LRHKM I'm ru. S
iininy-T.nroe oaiidldatea, four of whom
are hint roar's varmtv Players and two
orhers first string substitute, ore try
M for tlie Iehlgili Kisketliall tsutL
Harry ilerring. wiho will coaoh the team,
arrived txs-eiitij- and leaTan work at
ojue. Herring has had six teams nt
work ever sin. e he urrtved In order to
s.ze u;i the material.
Forwards Hrwwster and Klrkpatrlok.
'.'entre CrtahtOn arsl iluar.l Green are
back, wlUi ;itiford and Dynan auh
stltutes. K.rlcpatnck had an ankle
broken during the football season and
m. i) tsjt be B serious cm. tender for Jus
old place. There has been a general
rush of footiial! mui to try for the
tea in. among them being Oahail. Mc
Donald, H.gelow. Ilnaletlne. Hlhards.
Barrett and Ket.-hein. The aiihedule 1
as folkms.
Mors vim
hVne, 1J, Unf- I
Collage St
lull had
ST NICKS GETTIXG READY.
fegln Week of Herd lrMc'tlce for
erle With Moatrosll Stars.
V! ho las A C. hoikey
'I be
-flight fo
1
Art f. ss t
am
saturdu1
a we.-k of hard praoUoa
lie t'rst of lis aeries of
sfontreaj Stars for the
The men will laava
V lay frig hi to pluy tin
tha Montreal Arena
s-.d tl
! r.uoo of the seriea n 11 he
- III tha St. Nicholas Illnk
ths tUfht of December i. This
11 : sen tha New York hockey
i leagon ttiat protnsaas v be
' - ara. In the . vent of a
i series, ths decid
iaeo ere oft I Ns-ember im. rriniv-
, tiece, practising at ths
t several weeks, plgjr st.
N ' o rVoambar "-. and from
i will ba plentv of hockey
11 f . ths New York foHoweesj of
gams
Itl ' It Nicholas holding the
Ioagtla oham plona hip
a ding the itoag trophy,
of ne cha.mplonship of
is da, tiie series for the fa
- rea promlga Of beirig the
c- 1 between American
tunatatir teagna Th
k ' i tha wltiner of the
I .
I
I J
7 B
M
n.i
It WSJ announced yesterday that at I r
a meet ol the r'ordham nlumni l be i
''d di.-'ig th early part of this week
p!a' would he made public for the
" ' K of the largest eollege g inna-
York City, The cnrntrslone
I to bi b d on next oommencament day,
Pordl sni Is also to have a new foot
!! Bald hcsales Its pnaent althlctic
Held, During the past yesr ten to
twenty a - of low ground on the cid-
1st I hai bean filled In until the once
I stretel praaaptg a level suiface
Iftd extendi from tho Third Avenue
derated tracks al Bronx Park station
- ' K jiii Hospital. The Held
h m i i otanii tl Qardana and is big
I for a gridiron. Athletic Director
Utah would not make any statement
ntll after thi alumni meeting. Proat
mi Mulry Intimated that hs would
a- t portanl statement to read on
tlilft and t!ie student body anxiously
ire awaiting III report.
PROG RES
Chalet
lain iwky
Menkes
IVnenwursal
ller'lea. . .
lnke
Rostle
li Hago....
byi
1VE
T"ts1
olnmbla had
hoard
OLl'MBIA
f Korku
,f Mandsll
W Krmpf..
Itsraiaa
11 Nun. son
James
Island
R bull ,
Tol i
Ilerember It
iKMtie; g, VtMeerove,
versiiy or lie, h,-str. ar sWi
.'n".',' ! Mr""klyn: if. UjroU College,
at altlmar! 3e tVe.tlnshouse riub. t
ttlkli.burg: II, Marietta College, at
il.inrtta. Ohhi
January 1. WlltaabSTg College ,
Springfield, Ohio; . Army, at Wast Point
II, Muhlenberg, at h.iiiin; If,, ljufavette
at f-.ni.ton; 1, Tample I'nlvaraltv, at
hem-: :i, liartruouth. at honn, 19. Catho
lie I nlveralty. ut Washington.
T'ebruary t nlveralty of Koehmer. at
home; , Vnlveraltv of PKtahnrs ai
horns i , rathoii: Uatvsrsttr. at bams
-' ' " 1 awari It, L'nveraiTv .(
If 'uk. t Pittsburg; ::. Carnegie Tach.
. 111'u.ici . . . rwinnniwu. si home
M.ir. i t Lafsyett a' bmi t. penn
ale, st home
fuUhsck
Anderson, right guard ; Tilley, guard and
tackle, and Kckley, right end. Tilley
and Anderson have played for two years,
Dckley and Mueller wore subs last year
and played varsity football for the Drat
time this year. The other varsity men
who will bs available neat fall Include
Shlverick. OlUles and Miller, all soph
omores. It Is not thought probable tli.it
any of these three will be chosen captain.
Although I'ornell suffers heavily In
the lews of Barrett, Cool, Shelton. Collins
and Jameson. he outlook for next yea I
Is not bud In addition t . the men men
tioned above Khurpe can call on 1 1
man atid Benedict, two capablo substi
tute halfbacks ; Hard and Dixon, sub
stitute linemen . Brown, a substitute cen
tre, and RyofSOn and Zander, two. prom
ising ends, and also on lln tz, w ho played
a good game at quarter on the fresh
man eleven this faJ Brets probably
will sue-d Barrett
Talk of next year's chedull Is of
games with Harvard, I'cnn atid Mich
igan, the last In Ithaca, and probably
a g.uns with Colgate. Most of the
smaller ti an..- on the schedule th's year
will be retained.
PENN S CHANCES DOUBTFUL
saikrlli.il Suoad .ot ava
It Seemed Tno Weeks
P'tit.ai'Kt.rMU , Dec f - Ism
Aleaandsr. rhii .
T.eie, I'll: -tin .tl
rnell ' xl'naux. Pitts. .. SfC
i ii' ne. . imiimij ii. . ssi
limbo. Boston ... -so
KsnUeliner. IV :
Teareau. N. Y
Bumpulaa chlo.. lrj
It B k , Ho. 4J1
DelT. UrooUyn.... aia
Msyer, Phil g!
Hii.lolph. noeton.. 141
Riser. Phil m
Rucker. Brooklyn, U
:ln uugiMSner. Pa, J
Iiale. Cirs-lnnaU.. tt
Itobtneon. ht I... Mi
schnMder. ( In.)... H7I
ChshniTS, Phil.... 1Q
fAsrmon, una in
Lavender, Chic .. iu
(toombl br Mikjyn lia
stint h, ft., Ilrook . ni
M.-Ouillan PI Pa HI
1',
ff ! 1'erriti
oosjcb of the Pennaytv a n la
team, has found after two
praAt.ce tluit t!ie proapaotft of
team are not nearly a br.jrht
gfo.
Jourdct,
b.u-k. ub.u:
we.-k of
X. Y
X Y
' l.ntier, St, letina
.i St leu.l
Tyler Ikson
i Vaughn, chic
Adams, Ch,i . PI
Meltenry, Cine .
Mea.lows. St I- .
' lar Of DC
: Bern area, Phil .
I bent. m. c;., N Y
- KaTMd. C7ucro
Ames C.n . St. I.. 1S1
, Ihiujtlss. C ,B'k Ch !
Cheney ch . B k
Cooper, ttttsburg
1 lier.-e Ohleago
t Apptaton, UriKia
Consebnan Pitta
1 ftehsuer, X Y . ,.
Mathewaoni N Y
j ftt nlrulKe. chic
1 llavle, Boaton. .
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The achievements of Alfred De Oro
at three cushion caroms last week again
called attention to this wonderful x-ot-eran
of the cue. The records go as far
back as 1117 In tabulating ths per
formances of the Cuban, though that
waa long before he took up three
cushion. He was a pool expert at that
time, and here he Is twenty-eight yenra
later aa good as he ever was. He was
a fifteen ball pool star when John I..
.Sullivan was a ring champion, when
Maud J4. was a champion trotter and
when Ty Cobb and William Hoppe were
Just beginning their terrestrial careers. ,
However, the performance of llftv I
points at three cushions In thtrty-fWe '
Innings made by De Oro Isst week will1
not be accepted as n record. The rea
son Is that It waa part of a gome, not
a whole game. It was the middle MO
points of a contest of ICO points, and
under those conditions cannot be con
sidered a record. Hoppe onco axeraged
ox-er 100 points for the mlddlo 600 points
of a match of 1.6'in. but this perform
ance waa not listed as a record.
handy ,
Schneider. McHonry and
collection of slab workmen
Anyway, the Beds, like the Qlsnts.
will finish somewhere In the league.
Apropos of fhe extreme of shrivelled
attitude, that which regards Yale's foot
ball vlcttiry over the Tigers as sll luck
and Prlnoeton mlsplays rather than a
fine achievement wins. It Is stife to
say that no Prlncetonlan looks at It 1n
anr such ungenerous way.
Poor Condltfoiii Mnkc Good
Sliootinar Difficult, nt
. V. A. C. Trnp.
"Mr. MoDoughlln tnT asked the
Granger who knocked at the door of
the house wherein dwells the tennis
Player who ranks number one ln the
official pronouncement.
"Just stepped out." was the answer,
"but he'll be back ln a minute."
We
main
week end
l raps
est
her of
not a
a Stia
ther conditions continued
poor for th second day
shoot at the Travers
of
Min
or th
Island
the Nenv York Athletic Club
y. and although the usual nutn
vents wre oti the programme,
nul gunner tnnuaced 10 return
lit score. D S. MeMahon was
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One of ths queerest freaks of ax-er-ages
developed In a long tlmo Is to be
found In the strike outs and bases on
balls of the National League hatters,
printed this morning Arthur Fletcher
of the tilnnts drew only six walks ihe
whole sea. in, yet tisik part In 149 gamer.
In that respect thero Is a wide gap be
tween him and the general run of bet
ters. If tlie Wliiie Sox are weak st third
and cannot get Kaker there Is another
remedy. Havo tha rule makers abolish
third bsse.
What with a Rocky Kansas. Nero
Chink. Zulu Kid, tha Dixie Kid. Louisi
ana, Egghead Batty and London Smoke
ln pugltsm. It la high time somebody ln
that game organised ths Society for the
Promulgation of Kantaatlo Nomenclature.
It 1s suggested to (he various olleges
that tjiey award tho varsity letter only
to those players Who make an "all'
team. This not only would be concrete
and conclusive evidence whether a
player had attained success or failure
for the season, but would sax'e money
In cloth.
liaaebnll 1s the biggest and moert
popular sport we hax'e and the confer
ence colleges wtll b bigger losers than
the game If they aholleh It.
A quarterback 1s to a football team
w-htit gnaolene Is to an automobile. His
principal duty Is to make the team go.
end to do That requires nice Judgment In
the selection of plays. Wateon of Har-
ard was the gasolenest quarterback that
f.-li under our observation tlvia fall.
The chief trouble with a majorltv of
sll American or all Kaatern elevens Is
that the selections for thorn are made ut
terly wlttiout regard aa to whether the
component part would form a well
rounded combination, ftor Instance, most
of them ara wonderfully pro Solent hack
of the Una In fast swinging off tackle
runners, but ara without a Una ahaaher,
and therefore without vareetlllty on of.
fence. In abort, elavan individuals are
chosen, not a team.
T" seems there were delegates with
.ins- similarity of names at tha Har
vard -Yale-Princeton conference. At least
1 accounts have a Mr i;tn aim a .xir.
Btlll If pitching prospects co mt for ! Pine there, a Mr. Moors and a Mr Moor
anything, the Ileds will make th and a Dean M. Lanahan, a Dean MoUen
t thera watch their step. Toner. Dale, I ahan and a Dean McClenahon.
December la wall under way. but
Strang though It b not a manager has
declared that he'll win next year's pen- 1
nant. If Cincinnati doesn't hurry, s jtnc-!
body, for once, will beat her to It,
th Iws-t shot of th day. taking th
scratch prize with th excellent total of
!ij out of a possible ion targets. Tha
tilth handicap prUe went to Z Rogers,
who had a to'al of ;i7 to his credit. Th
same gunner tisik on of the club spe
cials after a shoufoff nxalnst O. J. Cot
bett. For th Travers Island trophy D. H.
Mo.Mahot!, W. It. Delehanty. . rtoaer
and It. M Owen all had full scores, and
in the shoo: off MoMahon and Delehant&f
Tied again. It then was too dark and
f.io late to decide the event Tlie same
Male of affairs CTOPPad up In tha other
club special. At tho end of the shoot
D MeMahon, W H. Delehanty, H. 1.
Sjaitts, Korers and S LutghtOn all had
full scores. The shOO toff gat postiained
on aoOOUnt of the lack of light.
Twenty-one gunners cams to tlie A ring
line for the monthly cun. ti e Hist exenl,
and D. S MeMahon, W. It iig.Jeu and
S. IyightOtl all had full S.oies Ka. i
therefor a captured a lag on tn prut.
The tournament cup had only two gun
ners with full scores They were W. .1
Stnith and J. I. Brandenlstrg. Thoy also
were craned with legs. On the econnuie
latlon cup, wins were oored by Z. Rogara
and K. 1L Locatelll. Thoy each bad
full Icor of 213 targets).
CHANCES FOR TRAP SHOOTERS.
I.sUexxi.od and
Plannlna;
Plneharet
Tournejs.
Ar
NOT AN ERROR BY ALMEIDA
Montreal Fielder BskTg Thronah 42
t.anir With tvrraur of l.OOO.
H II
ON Bill-
j n i ? 44
aa r, 41 f w
i t 7 74 S (.4
M 4: 48 ." 'tl
11 ;i m ." f.
D : 1 tMi 4
'"7 17 4.at
H S Ml '".
If :r. an a as
4.7 T7 14 71
r '. st s ir
IIKI OH1I.
Baxea Pet
The heal fielder nf the Ir.t.rt
tiSagua in Itll were, uccordlng
ottii iai gveragea, aa follows ;
base. Judge. Buffalo, now with
ton ; seconil has. , Truesdale.
city: ohortatop, Rtevenson. Hoc
pi 1
MUST MASTER MATCH PLAY.
1
rbltl on tho odd nunihered
II. I a
1- A.
i it
i-U.
1 -1.
f,-41.
. - X
7-J
S
M A Nil TT AN
Xupehik -
Smith ... 4
II S, hoenleld
It Mrver 1
KoehVr 1
l.arn.k 1
f. Clark 1
K Uvy 1
st.xtkn island
I Sinionwti
a gehrasdsr
xv t Rran
ii. Kbnrfiior
C S Tats-r. I
c Broughton. . 1
1 Stevens, Jr 1
xv Lttaanoargar.. 1
Tot al
fltaien liland had
bsrad boardl
41, Total
white on the odd
Il.t
1- .1
It,
4 .1
!. It
. A
7-1,
- X
OCEAN mt.r
J Curilii
McXesny
K Sinia
j MeNsany...
x on During,
V Taylor
w Jennings. .
11 Barker
CITY COI.r.EOB
Muldofiky, ..
Wechsler
QrnssRian
S..luwill .
Rsrkowtti..'
. Kuafinanri
Jovitz
4ilf Pool Tonrsry at Doyle' Pre.
Sents Mew Problem.
The reallv serious part of tlie news
paper mens golf tssd tournament t
Doyks'l will begin this week, for after
to-morrow the losers will he eliminated
from the Competition. The matches
played last week were qualifying
matches, so the toeeri suffered nothing
more than an oci ismnal shock to thalr
PI ide.
-Match play will be the i.rosrumm Bltgltl
uvm now on, so that th. a who had
such a Job in m.istering the Intricacies
"TT7 1 Of medal play lsst week will find some
minv i ""fig new to learn, which In some caes
may prove to he u prettv difficult taefa
to be Conducted on
The tournament la
a handicap bas s.
The standing in the Bngllah
conducted at
tropin follows:
as they
appeared before pnu t.co started. With
I but two of Inst year's regulars as a
1 nucleus ho expected to gal three iirst
I class nsin from last year's freal mai
1 five. Howavsr, two of tbetn. Welch and
iir.mt. hare boon declared Ineligible i
th f.ouity oommlttee, and the other.
I Bums, was unable ret nter colli Ihli
year lavause of conditions.
Gordon Hardwlck, prealdanl of the
Senior class, seen.s 10 be the best man
to pair with Cape McNohol at guard,
altcfnarh !.; and VandcHbei k may
tlg'tf hard for tie pnerltlon. At centio
Webb, guhgtltltt centre two years ago.
appear! to have tltst 1 all. Tie:,, ar.
two man flghttng hard to ie M'Uluvm
son's running mate at forward. 'riie
are Mc.Kitiea, a lubsttrtuto of la.rt yea.,
gild Metim. a sophomoro.
Th. schedule aa announce. 1 h' Man-
ager Latuiaill calls for snventeen gamea.
f these will bo played nt hom
The ee:s.c xvi"! opto il ' '',11111.. n 'i
Urak i on Deoetnjbar 11, Tlie s.- ledule :
lseern,'er II. Ifrslntla,
II, Muhlenberg, nt Phi nl
st Annsoolla,
I y . I "rnei st Phl.adelphtix. U
'. : ! a 1. Vhc.
Mill, at I'h'l ..lei
Boston
i" . o.hla
st Louli
Ptttihurg
I 'In earn .
Cm Innatl.
BrookJn
New Vera
I II H "THIhKIII
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
noeton. .
Chl ain
SI Louis...
Pitttburi
Ne'e National 1,
less ha sea on bulla m m:
.1 i'l more lU-iUrouta
X ou t
Onmea Bsllf Osine
., ii? la) i H
l.'sl 41 it 11
.. 1S7 4.'.7 7 11
,. Ill 414 '.'14
"i ;
ian TtM z 2
.. U4 St' l"S
:
I T H BTOItll.
No Pet.
Ne Strike to
tiimii ou' Usme
. iw Hi' KM
.. m 4: 3 2:
.. la. t47 153
, IM .t 42
.. i.M : 3
., til .! 4 10
.. i.m mix 4 ii
. ISH Ml 4 21
pitehert allowed vi
than ln III! and
i mi hum i. BAM tirsf r.i 1. 1.
M STMIKFOt T IlKCOlin.
nt Phllsdslphla ;
Iphlai 30. n...
tourney being
for the Dewar
billiard
Doyla'i
Total
City CollsgS
brrpd board.
Total
had whit on tlie odd
...
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F
V
T.
Kplcer . . .
S' A'ood...
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A ndarsoa
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Prli.
New Haven i -' - l
phi.i . . .'. sw srthm
Psbl i irv 4, l,i
Criicsnt . c., iii
at Sew lurk: li.
hla. I'rin
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it I'll 1 . .1-1-
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Brooklyn: 12, Columbia
Columhta, t i . .
ITU. 'r'.ni, , :tf
rhllaileinhla.
3, Byrrus, t lyrsaoMi
F, at BoehsitSr . Corral!,
PARRY GIVES STATISTICS
ON STRIDE OF GOULDING
champion are playing
I ' 11 1 '. although the.- have
-a im yet this scaon, and
' fins condition for their
fi nadian trophy holds
go to Mont-ea!.
While tiie regist riitlon coniniittee Is
making up Its mind whether or not to
.barge Qeorga H Onuldlng with pro
feaalonallam followers nf the game have
ig game will I been dis issing t! parfornuuicag of
' ne I annul, in win' ll eauseu woouei at
the ohamplonahlp moating at New
Brunswick. William H. Tarry, the vet
eran Judy of walking, gave some sta
tistics to Titr. Bun recontly of Qouldlnti
Ntrida and the same has excited com
ment. In elaborating on his statemonfH
Mr I'arry sends the following letter:
To THI BPOgTIWO KOITOI or The
BfM -Mr: In TRB Pcnoat Sin of
October 11, 1B15, you quota tno
as making the statement that Qaorga
Uouldlng, th Qraat Canadian walker,
while rompeting for the seven miles
championship st New Brunswick, N.
J , on October 113 of this year used
strides "fifty or Bfty.flvs inches, ex-
copt When sprinting, snd that he
takes about l"u St spa to the minute."
This statement has brought forth
much comment from Ihe athletic ex
perts mot-t of It unfavorable
In attempting to Justify the length
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of the itrlde and the nutnher of them
taken on that day we must first un
derstand What a stride means. The
popular conception ,.f a walker's stride
Is that It Is measured from the tno
of or.e foot Just as It leaves ths
ground to the heel ,,f the other ss
It hits the earth; 1n olher words,
from loe to heel.
Anybody capable of thought will
reallgg that this cannot he, ns the
length of one foot would have to be
tacked on to every slngla strido or
It would rnh the xvalker of that much
mound that he had covered hy plac
ing his heel down and rolling off
from the toe.
This then proves that a walker's
stride must ba measured from toe
to toe, and as the average length of
a walker's .-hoe Is 11 Inches It can
bo seen where the ullcg. d walking
experts xvhn deride the "fifty or flftv
five Inch atrld." full down
A few llgures will easily provs to
any Intelligent person not suffering
from "exaggerated ego" that, not onlv
Is a "fifty to flfty-rlva inch stride"
possible, but that the figures show
that ,',x -I Inches Is neurer to the
1 ruth.
doubling averaged 1 mlnut. 41 ti
isconda inr ivory quarter mil ho
walked at New llrutiswlck, atid my
guess wss that ho was taking shout
150 strides to the minute, which would
make L'70 strides for a quarter ml In.
270 divided Into 16, MO Inches giving
the result of 3-3 Inches as th
average of Ins strld on that day.
Again let us suppose that my guess
was a bad one, and that doubling
used I7r strides a minute, which nt
a pace of 1 :4S ' for the quarter
makes him do 116 strides for that
distance, or BO I lnch.s apiece.
Let iih assume that my guess waa
a very bad one and that the Cana
dian xvslked HOO strides tn the min
ute faster than most folks ran count
and enunclatn th words clearly
or 310 strides to ths quarter mile :
then his stride was 44 Inches long
which Is at leait R Inches longer
than th walking experts Insist that
any man should take when walking
in a race.
Thia otatsmint I. of course absurd,
aa any on. with a modicum of com
mon ssns. will realise when tha strld.
Is measured from toe to toe, as It
IP USf he. W. H I'ansr.
Uiiuoui.Tb, December t.
Greenpolnt l-7leven llnsy Victor.
A IQOOnd division New York State
League guma played at Taft'a Oval yes
terday between tile UroeilDOim and
Longfellow elevens resulted in favor of
the former by a sere of 1 goals to 1
Campion, playing al outnldl left far
Qroonpolnt, xvus the first to esire. his
giail being tin. result of a penalty, liar
nngt4.11 tin-, niads li..- s. ore 8 nil for tha
winners. Soon after the retnrt Loflftan,
th Longfallowa' Inside right, .hot the
tally for Ms team, and tlMn Moran
scored twice for QPeoTipolnjt.
Yale 1 ngnges
Naw
lllg to
by
w Hockey 1 a.a. h.
Havpn, Conn., Doo, B. Accord
an announcement made to-nlghl
Capt, UUrgesl and Manager litis of
th Vale hookey team. J. Homfeck, who
coached Hobey linkers team at Prince
ton to chttmplonahlp honors, will be
Vale's new hockey coach, lie will suc
ceed Tom Howard, Who drilled the Vale
hockey team last yir.
JUAREZ BACENO HESU1TB.
to
7 lo ... U
)Jim mul n
v-n. Uiiril. 'i lui". l;ou
BIBh May, Ha. Krain"
llnf t '. mi run
win. up; one intlu anl in
Mi Kitiiui. atntry)
out. won; Klllu.wty, 1 1 'J
Jvrii Utd OllTi rn-miiM
SrIHngT; thrtt' vrHr-o.if utul
1. 3 t I, 2 tu I. dH iNin i,
t llitrtw'.!;. 6 to I, L' t i.
4 l. tHurtwriti,
0 tptrtdVft Mnti
no
t)n-yvr ,Um
1rhth i ),.ti :
, T. to 2, i to f.,
(jNroij, ?l lf J,
Mini Hill. JOT
(tfofyi)i " tbiM. 'nun
t :ti 16, Nniiii' Mi'ivit unto ra ii
TWM IIacb- tlwMIni; tshrt-y,r ni.i n.i
up, ll v ' furliitik'rv- Hoygtl lm.rrvt, 10 f,
i.Mou. 2 tn ft, i to ;i, i to ti, nron: rUio
Mlnu. 11- i I 'nlrj'i, 8 tu 1, 8 tn 1, tMi,
rt'onl ; 11u.h fWinO. 11. '-' -r:t i, . 4 to 1.
:t f u. S to i, tlrtr-l. TllAj itCJ, CiMtoin
lfoufif. M(M Id uslt ami 4'Hnn,tuglu tUrm
run
Pntirl h T(it'f IPUftt) I wn-yfnr -olriii , flvi
furluiifc" - Mr.roUn. 10 .' (Quy), ( to 1 , u
fi, 4 t woni Bitby OA), HO ilt. fihlMlngi,
7 to if, to i 1 to r. ooivt ; sjikii Du,
IM rriokni to 1, 8 to &, 3 to thin)
Tim, 1 00 2u4orft lMUitr7, .ttiu-
rlnn (Hid I 'OVM ''It h ran.
rtftti iUnv --Sftttiiir . thrt-yar-olda nn.i
urpi flvi' IVHJ hMif rurtotiKf --Muriy BdltJl
110 (MoCdih), tiVMi, to b, 1 t.. B. won'
.ink' rVrfnt. UB (Cy3rin), 5 to i, a to .,
3 to 3, moo lid : rlnal ti, 107 1 Mnti 1, ;s j
4 to r, 1 to ., ultra. Time, 1:07 3-r.. Kit?..
4tfPK'M, V s' ' Ynilnjr. hho ram.
fllltJ. ItrJtMs RtlHnCi thrfp-,vi.(r-nllM tn.
tm; on mill I .(' I nn-wje-nfii , 1 M
ifltearne. to 1, 2 tn l, tVMIi inon; Lmjv
Yotmg, Briin 1, wen, 1 to v, l to ;t
r.'f-xh.i. Trfmnpurr-nt, in (O'llrlnn), fi to 1.
t to t,. iltlnl Tlmu, l;t: JIuiK-.-
tirv II
Itunnlm
run
, Uy, Knlrly. Mloomfn pMi
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
SIX-DAY RACE
414. HKF.k.
Telepbea Madisoa aguare UN,
' Oroh. Cm -tunsti
fir; Cfith. t'liieiunsK
Smith Jersey City n.ntmi .
Ilinehmsn rut.buri
Main, i Boston
Wagner, John, Plllsburi ..
Burns, OeQ New York. ...
Hsrsoir, Cui, Innail
Kllllfer. Wade, Cincinnati. ..
Cutahaw. Brapklrn -
Ilan. roll, I'luladrlphts
Mollwtti Cinctmiatl
xt-.eia 11 11 Rrooklyn
S. hulle. Cin.'tnnatl
XVilhsnia. V Cht.airn
Crat ith, rtniudcinina
I Daubert. Brookhrn
ports, New Vork
I Miller, John. St. bouts
Vlox, Ptttiburgo
yletchsr Ken York
M o no ills Boston,
P'Msra, iii. oki.ni ,
KlehoB, Phllsdslphla
1'iatirr. Cblearc
Johnston, Pltlsburg,
, Wheat. Brooklyn
Itnird. lhtttiiiri
' Balar. ciui-.tun
Snyder. St I... .i
Idlderui riiil.t4li.lphi
Kobsrtson New York
Cany, Ihtt.btiri
' Long St Looll
. Msrkll. NVw York
Blmmarnian, cnieaio
. Pbelsn, Chicago
I itearel, Brooklyn
Beachsr, st l.o.ut
; ntuler, Until
Ben Brooklyn
Moran, J Hoitnn
flOOll, CllleAKO
Whltted, I'hiiiiileiphla
gchmtdl, Boiton
, lilt.,., in. I'lttpleirs
. winyo, Clnelnnati
' Qowdy, liiiHtnu ,
1 BatiaT. St 1.0111a
I he. krr, Philadelphia.
D.'iaii. Hi l.inna ,,
! M. er. New York
1 i'ui.kert. Pbiiadsipnia
' nurvlnv. si Louis
I Lsa.'h, Cincinnati
I Wilson, ti . st Louli
Colllna Plttiburg'Boiton
llyati. St Louli..
Lobirl, New York
Byrne, Philaoalphla
Pitspalriek, Uontnn
Kiiiiier Win. Philadelphia..
i Connolly. Boilon
; gnodfrasa, n y.-lloil
' Archer. Chicaio
Clarke. Clnclnnitl
M orrar 1 n. y.-cuic
Bpainard, New x'ork
ill ant. New York
Bl in. Hr-'ikivn II. .Hon
Mi I'ai ty. sttrooUivn
Miller, nt' Hronkiyn
Kvera. He-
Olsiin. Cun Mronk
Ureanahan. t'hleiiao..,.
Waansr, Joi . Cincinnati
llo.U'era. I'llieluiiatl
Whaling, Boston mti
Costeljo, Ptttshtirg.
W'lihania. K Clnelnnatt.M.,
Ileek, SI. I.ollla .
' sio. k. Philadelphia
M. Larry, ChlcSfO
aohang, Pitta M, Y....,
I Biirna. Rd., I'hilailelphla....
KnissTy, Cblesgo
s. 'hulls. Ilrook Chle
Ho Cine N Y
flerber, IMiahiiry
Hiunm.1. Bfooklyn
i.onxali'a, st laitua
1 Hughes, Boston
Yen Kolnltl, Clueiiinstt
I Alexander Philadelphia
1 Dal.! Cincinnati
i s- to, .-I.1.T. Cincinnati
. Roche, st Louia ...
, lllli SI l.nuia
Twumhly. rineinnstl
Benton, cine N y
Gilbert. Boston
Btidolph, lioamn
Tylsp, hoainn
McCarthy. Pills. Chle
Mayer. Philadelphia
Teereall, New York .mm
Vaughn. Chicsyo
lei.e Philadelphia
rlarniou, Ihuahurg
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atlonal
to the
Kirst
Waah
Joraoy fleeter :
third base. Bu. Jersey Cltyi left Held.
.Smith. Kooh eater and Montreal, centre
I field. Demmltt. Toronto end Jersey City:
i risrht field, almelda, M nitraal, with a
percentJuue of 1 600 for fortytwo gamoa ;
I pitcher. Cru toher i Joraay t'sty; Pottrell,
Richmond, and MeaAows, Richmond .
I catcher. II. xxley. Mo' 'res, Walter
i Ho Ike. who b.-lonrs to the Olaittg nnd
j who played with Ho-hea'.er ihe whole
season, was amend itift a 'he firs' base,
men xcith ..ij to Judge otu
The Bufst" cluh l. i in team Balding
a.TMtrws of Richmond with three i
won and t.on l"st rat k flet in pitching
Uveragoa, hut tlie re.i leader la Bee be ,.f
. Huff al... who won twenty ev.n gantoa
I and loot goven. Olthoploy, tho otitflaldar
j who bus rejoined the Yanks, had a Bald
ing aifnii'. nf ?7'i sn l stood eighth, lie
had twntv-flxe assists fpo'n tl." oiiffleld,
which doesn't Indloatl thnt he haa a
weak throwma arm.
FULTON CAM2R0NS KEEP LEAD
XI a I it In I it If by DoiTiitiiu Xtartan
Their liluhtll atralKht r,4,
Defeating the smrtsn h 4 goala tn
ii at V .io1slde. L, I . yoKterxhiy the
Kuiton l ameroro notched their eighth
j win in sui'.'essio'n nnd maintained I ..
j lead In tn Yietroi'oll'nn b icniv i
! f:xm :i pass by Marahall, twenty inin
, ut. from th start, was th first
j to tally and th half rd1 at I to 0
fur the laadera,
! Bhortlv after the chare o' endu
J Bruce ran through and shot t! ,.
ruui goal. Tlie saTiio player t .ok a
tine pass bv Raid, th centra half, and
noon nfter. Near tha e:,,
Ol! 'k scored Htf.iii, T i
UNDERGROUND ELEVEN
NIPS OVERHEAD TEAM
Trip Hhvof rn in itnl abfMit Nw Yortt
arf irffltly 1 1 1 1 p r t 1 in th unnoui.C'-
:nent of Ulfl lAUrtl HOUM Gun lu1 of
! lafiik'voi).!. n ,i, ..f ;i nrrfdwlntw1 t-trnt
1 hootfnir rnrr.iv.il nt T-'ikvood on
! nft inttr 27. II mrl C!'. Thr afTatr
I Wtll be Atl invttntJoti ono rd Um pro-
L'riimmfi h m nttr bVOtlVt oua Itiprht on
, tho hlt f HM Isok-'woorj Hnno(iTwmPTit
I OOTTrM oriM from PlnvhUMt, N. C. Th
ninth annufil m I .vim.-r h tntiloHp tar
; tr snoot of thfl Hlnohiirst Gun Club will
! -(rin fiTi Ja.TiUary 17 ati'i run to the 20th.
j ri the opnln day of lilt Lgtwood
I farniv.il Lhrrn will 1 a 100 ttircat
1 rrnrtl-' match ami OH nnT,dlnn'
thara wiU ba tht iika.ti hajidtaaii
! otiaffnplonvblp wttI th I kworni ;ham-
et.K..-.. o Tl-a CaxiiAt ni.in plonjth'p hot .ha tht OMIoil wpf im ta k a
OUUf'Jl """Ifor Which 1500 In atlraillva pnzea will
From T. I?. T. Strollors
bv Score of 2 to 1.
A larne crowd of sneve- et.'.hue.asta
wag nttrac'.cd to I.no rvx-al jgglortlgy
to ae th seoond division New York
Stat lnr'.ie atn between elexens rep-res-'nt't.K
the overhead and Underground
sajlwaya of th otty- 4luhwjyi and I.
li T Strollera. Ilcth olutsx had their
atrongoat taama in ti" fiald ntui on
acxuint of the g.-e.Tt rivalry on of
the !"f paTnea seen this season look
Place, resulting In the Strollers ineet-'..-.
with their flret defenl tu the com
petition bv : to l
The Stibays fotxed tiie s.i'ne fc .m
th.. kdokoff and so on had the defence of
the I. . T.'s In trouble Ten mtntltO
from tlie atart IMinondei n opened the
coring for the Bubwaye xv:th a fine
shot, which he rxie:ited diteclly after
ward With a splendid gogl, tfi bail en
tering the net Just under the oroaahga",
, penalty tv.is awarded the strollers
through I'Y.cl hand ring, but th I hot was
aaved hrtUlantlg by O'Connor. After
th Interval the I it t s got -..in In
thatr real strld a, and from ati exciting
si rlmntaga In front of the is iba'aya goal
Btuart banged tho ball into '! net The
St .. let s made deM.er.tte . ff rts to drgar
level, but always fntird the defence
of ihslr opnonenta tia. good. 0'Con
and Bnnii being In inlendld
lineup
I'.e I
. lie awarded.
The llrehut9t shoot Is well known
he a use It has attracted the !et ahota
i of the country for a number of yeatw
! and Is one of the moat popular carnivals
i tn the South, vft.'r each ohooter banca
I .iwav at .IO" targets the Held will be di
! vlded into four equal aectiona for th
ohamfptonahlp ilMiots of the finsi day
Tret re will te four neclaJ trophtess for
tha PlnohuM prallmtnajry midwinter
tut tld leap and four mor for the I'lne
hufM midwinter handlcan. and no
.hooter can ixm two trophies. Th first
! djx-, January If, will ba dovotod to
practice .hooting ami the . ti ers to th
preliminaries and flnali N prsio
tnatohai Will ha ehot on the days of the
competition, Tha ihoot.rs will be hand i-
I capped according lo the bore "f the guns
uoad, with No. 12 a fhe itandard ior
CLUB HOLDS RUN AND WALK
lint Leads
Head.
The Ten nan
walk ovi r
ijuartar nil
being open
and the walk
'V Julius K
the
Raanora and .xinrtia
glower iiixtwtun.
A C hi '.d a run srd a
same tiiree and three
nirae v esterit.iy, the run
members of other clubs
Jose i t., the IVm.ant A
i ol the homo oluh wen
the run. . s I "... '., . t. g ;09 He was
pushed hard by .1. Mitchell, an unat-
r, Prlal
in. The
. Mrs '.'l
n nor
h.'. .re. 1 ajjfii'e
of th gvitns
lineup :
Catnaron
' Itatier
MlKK
xit. basts
Rkls,
Il.ll. I
Marshal
Krte len-h'.! .
Puff
Bruos
oilok .
Kllfa .'liar.
Heure Kill
lroa Olli'k
lr..f. Llf.
Time of ha4
Oi
Km
Krie.. ...
Ma. klsy,
T gtn
rVixOtna
. . Oenl . .
,,R1ght M. k
.. . latf. Inik . . . .
.. . Klirh half .
. ,4?.atri h.i :f . . .
...Left half....
.OllfdC rti'ir.
. .laslda Hast .
. . t'en t ra . . .
. . InSld. lef' . .
. ,47U.Ps left. ,
n rtaniarona 4:
Urine : 11
amsn- .Wilson
a -4.' mla. nea
Bp. ' uia
Taylor'
rpinttm n;hs nt
Maiheite
M.rrla
...Mi 1 1. inn: 1
Robinson
rates
' 'he- .1
i....l-..n '
link.".
IK.vxio
spartana " i
. .Right baok
...Left bsck ..
...itisht half...
, . . . Centra ....
...laifl half....
.tThttsld. rishl.
. Insldi right..
Centre ....
. . . tnal t.. left .
Outside left . .
re- S'lhwnva. 1 . t tl T
, a Xxl mondaott :. Bttswl ttsfarss -tx'
llywotst. Mnsainsn .1. Oraham an.i t
Ison. Tinie pf haivsa to itvinmas.
II.
Ilinl
glads
i . i kuy ....
IM mondaoa
K. in. la
li i .
str
. . Uai ler
. Dahlll
. illbh
W i 'tin II
Bat irda
. Durney
. .J'orter
. JlclllV
.. Duffy
. . Voung
Kl aart
.li.ete. I
tached a'hlete
seconds behind
Tlie walker
who won in 32 .
hla heels
Were final
.
V. 411 Ik
1
who flnlehed Juat 4
w.ve led he x Martin,
r.o. with .1. iiotz right
both exenta the flid
A .1. Alblrle Dies.
I ' a . I ler, 6.. .Charlai F.
sibM.iuta on
P.
rost.
blgaji of ' 'lit IV
the u iKhington and Jofforaon fixitbali
team and a mambei of the senior class,
died eirl thll morn tin after n two daya
lllnoaa Pneumonia was ti- oauaa of
his dca'h.
ON THE FIR ING LINE.
CONTINENTALS HARD PRESSED
PENN NOW IS FAR AHEAD.
t'olleae Porrff ' linm plons ee
fare tn ll. ialji Title.
eoieMririK bi
XV
Team.
pennsy lxansa
Vale I
Princeton , . . ?
t'nlunil.la
Hsvarford
i ..i n,-: i
Harvard 0
Pennsylvania, the
of the Intamollsfiati
sumed unnueHt '..l.eil
race last week. Defeat a
0 tl'l Vala Hounded tho
BR BTANDINO
n. Tied, laxei.
. 'ol ii in 1,1a
alter In
Dial .'I In '.
Second Half.
bat
SKW ROrHGIaLK, Ds
. arrli i off t he hvnoi ,
llf tlie NOV Roi rtsl X
win Islsttd. .' in addltl
iUe III III,. Ill ., pi
da
fu
-gtuart .".-eti
at th- imna
' JD ell Hut'!
la wlnntna n.a
.'it. il e eil With
' ' ':. Ill l.lrg
ihonteR with F I:
1 high " i il 'li man
pri
So,
ne:
the Columbia al.veti.
van la and Yule only one.
of a completed gohedul.
lUTJrhlg and Cornell nil
ant champion
r Uaaguo. f:-
t to lead tho
hy Haverford
lentil note of
Pennsyl
game hort
and with Co
tlirough, tlie
trophy sctna daatlnad to remain lu
I'liiladelplila. Harvard nnd Haverford
each have two tno-c gamei to play.
Haverford has a chance to tie Penn for
the chnmplon.shtp, but it', n. atlfn ohanca
Indeed.
Ti. Continantali barakr won out h;.
" to i' against the Columbia Oval t. un
In the flint division State Leavu. irarne
at llurlein Oval yesterday afternoon
The winners had nil the batter of it
In the BlWt pariod and led by L' t.i fi
at half time. 1'or half an hour honors
7 w.ra even, when Coopor took a paaa
rjfr.itti Meyardlrka on the rusht witis- and
s piaoan tno uontinentau in the lead.
I i',, .... - repeated tin, same play ten in'.n
u ut.a later, The lineup :
tumble Oval. Poslttona Continentals, I
ooal w a in .
.ftiaiit baek M Vandi t ih
. .Left hack xi, u i
Bight half . . . . Matheas
.C.ntra hilf.Vanden ISyndan
Left half II eeh 1
Outsld. Hfbt. . . Uayerdlrki !
. llwld right . . t ,,.li :e 1
. Caatr lis yes I
. (lislda left '.M.p, r I
,Ol4Sd left I'ux'.y
; i 'oliilnMa l iv'4,1. I I
ilrko, Centln.ntakti
.i.m.'
gtewart
K Haskell..,
n M:ik.il,.
Holbrook T.
Blatahford. ,
Wlltard, . . .
Hl.l
Psersea. .
Mrnra
Dm Ith
scire Conttnaat
r.,. 4'o...er i. Mr
Pearson
C. E
and M !-.,
V.'lllnrd,
I'relgh'on.
I line
iluuititi vl Itef.-r, e
Ltn smart .lainchursi !
of h uvea 4& mulUtMi
llalnn an,i
I.. R
1lr,iTn
Win C
W. S
ups.
Malon. nnd Pr. W, s Brown
won a four bull Inindlca match play
competition st the Oakland Oolf Club
yesterday when they defeated Harry M.
Popham nnd it m lalttlejohn in the
final on the nineteenth green, Tho wln-
nera. who conceded their opponsfltl two
strokes, won their way Into tho final
hy defeating 1 r. Morrm Carpenter and
II. Arkell In the .llll.flnal.
OTHER SOCCER RESULTS.
I Tii Olaii M 1 'ioiipM, aontlnuad 1 1
ifiMfioup iurr tv aaraarins tha itoirnnr,
' ! ijra tm th grounds of th intttr tn Uoni
tiian4 City t th ii'orrt of . Koad t o!
' Attar huif fw-ur play( UuChvaihja t.'.-k
aaaa from ii II in oantf Raht, i ti up
ana .-'r4i ths tirm fott Thirty in4nuti
irl
p-oai
Th" MVfvpo!lt.r,
Hay Rtdffe Fooi ball
.le-fflt 0 Mil" iSt. V
aontb1 Dam t rk, b
Uint t at'itra vm f
Whn oratring say
Burke's
Guinness.
Moil pUcM Itrvf
li xcluiivgly
ottlBd by-E. A J. BURKE
tol f h ' t wn of t )i
11 t v k 1 1 1 1 otl I 'lt fr
Thotiiwin iIIIm) r-tr th
I h$ Uariiiani, I iwink
Laaatia ttam of th
t'luh ml in nils: i u
ttr.- alavan at m.
'ri 4 to I. At half
ii n' on koii anlti
.HI. llll. I I, p.
Hay Rid, hi;
l.r.iim
on ii MH -.f M t fit i lit rt . . hi. M1i
gf-nu. dfautad "t. Waal IliU iuuu
n in ... in i iivirora ii ii ii i .p.
hi Hitara Oval yaatanlav,
pofaattng th. ftminarlaiia by
o Ht Viiu Onpttainli I'trk tin
Wandaratii madi1 Itaadwav in thi
m i raaati itardii . tiui ti
loon -l in i ha tin i ball
A hur t fouKht fain it-t w - n (hi
!yi taUoa ;''tti vonkara m in hi-n
plan nf th vt.rk ataip i. u
Uartiuatt Oval In Brooklyn j":rrf.i
lilted In i io .it v ... i to ;'
Clraam i'ic bttai u - .. i iilinl
In i mi h dlay field Ai h f Mi
new w m . , -n i ,1 h a. I. h 11 !
IK III HH fli"
: aoali to i
" man
Naw v.. -I.
i pari ti ntafh Hri t
Ht odd ard, in i hi um
vi Him nay n u o t i: or
I. a RCIIMONT N La I - K. M
Wilaoni chairman of I in itooouaa com
iiiitt.' .r Mo- Uirrhmnnl Tacnt juh. rip
lurad tht k i' i. ophy In thf waatiT
h.o 1 1- ! raturntni r j 1 1 m jret of i
on hi ..I t : i tl" ,1so t nj'tiirrtd
till high I. 1 1 prill wl'ii total 1 nt
If on hi- hllldl j. of it Th-' high
i 'i mun a T, J. UcCahlll, arfio r-
(urn ii i -iii faf 1 1 .
POHT W.VHHIN'JTON 1. l . ne. f.
Tn in- o f i. h.i th t r p of I hi Mom
hiimi Ha) Vacht Cluh to-day and Traey
. Uwa, ihootlng fro'n itrittrtl in ml a
. rioord f"r tiif union by killing bird
ulralght, In tha hoot for tha month '
nip, a hi oh .' won, im mllttd nig ataviti h
hlrd, hut hf iii. i. la up for tha In t h
hail niatabi for tha yaall) rtip, in nhi h
In riurn. full f orm lui h In tht ihootoff
a Inning 'ha k
Pol iwltig thu raMrnony of hoisting
l1 1 r i th-- opining f Ita naw HubhOUaa
,i ii.ti -ti- yntiraay lh Saponin Vi ht
Mnd liin CMuh had Ita fira nhnot iin-lar
ma ti a rag I mo Pr o hanca girova-l
tin- a -itu-r -t 'ii iurt bird handicap match
Hm tll I ad Pi blrdi n hli h in 't ..p .f ?
t hooting from aci i tvi I" v jio u kmnr.n
i lamnnd 1 ' h .
PATHPINPER
I iALrty-ri9i3
The In'ardn What' un
drr thf hood rnvnts most;
jttxt a. a ftronrj Btomttch
mah?& a strong won.
You're imtr mm doctor
win a you bin a car. Rr mzy
tiiiiitit tlir insidfH.
W III
1'
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Hi
4
Mllll hi ,:
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SIX," HH
Run?
y.rluil Hfllguul say siisliggi
SmwlBnis
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