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11
National Leaaue Leaders and Federals Aaree to End Their War Hollenback Loses Football Fiahi
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1916.
BASEBALL PEACE IS ASSURED;
NO FED CLUB IN MANHATTAN
Tentative Terms Ratified by O. B. and Outlaws and
DreyftlM Hurries to Chicago to Discuss Them
With American League Owners.
NOW NEED ONLY APPROVAL OF BAN JOHNSON
Tr '..tii e l' 'tie -f pe
between
. .. 11 .....I (he I V I, ,1 l,eHUIlc
I"''1' , ... '
Mil'lrl by 'uly emmmasa vbhub..
parties al a dinner given Monday
, Jki I I'reeldenl .lohn K Tener of the
11 ..... niaa in this I
OT ,i Leaaue II he RW luh in t. is
jjU The f. imal "nd ireenent or Han
., r.id.-nt of tho Ainerlran I
jonnsc. . i ,
Ucm. alone is needed to Minn an I
morW Mid in eMW -refTR out and
tjianclall) anf
J,,,","U'r hJ
I ireyfues, nptly lerrMd the I
of tin NutioiKil LttftM. 1
K
i , a to Chicago with thla tentative !
niin and certain suggestions for '
t7 , I on 10 F Into detailed confer- I
i,e with Mr, jonnasau am .smr. ......
iejgu. club owners nt the 0(Mnln of
", . ,. nojor eltouli s annual moetlm
, aternooo treyfuaa, who
ol I '" "'""t ainhaHsadm s
of ((,, inciting between the N.i-
.,,! ami American leagues more thou
a decade ago, eel out hurrledtj late jree
wru tfternoon after Auuust Herrmann
0,1 tried in VOlr for hours to establish
Mrt connect I0O0 with Ida fellow member
aftlM ISOtlonol CommJaOkMl in Chicago.
. lenerol scheme of peace, as out-
linei
lo-n
i teateraoy i issue ..r i r-i
he hals of the treat In the poo
..f DroyfttM. It will meet with
I approval ol Johnson, because it Is In
, - nee morl triumph for organ
jot baetba.il.
Mill line ort -tloa.
T e federal league o. that part of It
w throufh might of money Is en
title.! lo a roiOO has pledged Itself to
o I no Injunction proceeding
no tut i . urkmg afreeroenl ol orgon-
. h,,n hall law. a case that for almost
I year now hoi hung tire in the JunlcloJ
ludcntetl ol Judge K. M. lanwllo of Chi
J,! . These same tlr anclal pillars of
,h. ' lepondont failure will be taken un
fit , f real lenl ot the roralUni happy
t The small fry will DOl be left
t,. the mercy 01 me coin anaaia
ti.v will find shelter In the
wigwams ol the little brothers of tho
gal ..- league.".
Hgrry K, Sinclair, the multimillion
aire .il men of Oklahoma who -olns
mene) so fat he doesn't know what
te do with ti. la soon to be entitled to
put hie feet under the table with BM
'ohno'i. John Tener. iarry Herrmann.
Charles H Kbbolg and the rest of the
UUt Sinclair will purchase one of New
Turks major league clubs. He may
be stile to secure a controlling in-re.-t.
but he will secure at least a half
lauresl In either the tilnnts or the
Tsr.kees.
In providing for Sinclair organlie'l
baseball removed the only obstacle It
iteiljr fiar.d In the oppooltion. Hut
Wi'le i.itlier IIKi'.l-) en llliercFis ii
... .....i...... ,i,.t n .a In in. neotected
uwiwfcOTB in, e- ( you
becatttv Sinclair's sens.: of loyalty t- ..,'.,., UHi yu-n wt, ,,,m , ohU
nil Independent colleagues made II lm" I CB you'll be surprised. I'm sure."
lrUve that these should come out Of Ma wtthoul saving now that the
Iketghl With some small Share OI the r p-eOeral League Invasion Of .Manhattan
pktennl intact. Principal ol ihco()!l B prCaieal bubblo in this oonnec
ll the Ward Interest, with money tied (on ,,llttl. !, B KOml, amg)! Interest
Tip lops nun ins pwa ,
Washil s'oti Bark. Brooklv n.
hi. rg. .S Ward will have the choice
:wo courses. no may emm vwj I
Ike Brooklyn Nationals from I Jl. r.n-
ticts .nd the MeKsOVOr brothers or re-j
VI Ml International franchise for his ;
. ,:i ,.f In ick and stone. In case he
Dodgers Mr. Ward will op-
'rate both the major ami minor
plitrf at Kbbets Field and Washing
ton Pork respectively'
i.nlnnrr lo WllhdrnT.
Iwlnnor, who operat.-d at Pltts-
sj-g ,ei old RgpoolUon Park and there
fen ' no fortune tied up In a plant,
will withdraw from the city of smoke.
leav Ii that territory for the exclusive
us of plonopotentlary extraordinary
U. mui IhMvSi. ilu.mnnr is slate.! lO
i la Raa Johnson s rescue at Cleve-
,lnd The Cubs will be disposed of
: o W " Chinaiin, Walker and their compa-
!r!o. if the Windy City, who have
tacked tho Whales, moving the fran-
nise from the West Side lo the new
park . tl.c north end. Phil Ball and
" ' stif. I will buy one of the major
i ie i .ubs in St. Louis They are
nol v..ry particular which. Both are
en the market.
.."iv as to the little fellows of the
I : Lisggue who have been oaughl
between the milletones. A way out for
ihero i'.is been provided In certain
igialgemat one with viass a. a. leagues.
Interests will be consolidated in Buffalo
Slid Baltimore of the international
leagui ii '1 .ii Kansas City Of the Ameri
ca' AstoclatlOlli
I eme of peace came indirectly
'" o .ess an authority than August
maun, chairman of the National
i Herrmann, like Tener ami
sll ir-t of the National League
deleg tea to the annual meeting, refused
thi leny or affirm any suggestions
relat to an armistice. But Herrmann
ii bosomed himself freely of the Na
' League's terms to more than a
noi magnates of major and minor
rabbi, ai I ha didn't whisper nny of his
'"" ns III a sound proof roogn
jobaaoa wilt ttrrr.
J'' son will ratify the suggestions of
die Sat tonal Iieawtis arid the power be-
hind Federal, Ban. forsooth, is
' r Instrumental In this proposed re-
' lit of existing dlfflcultlegi Sln
mfMed 'hat he refused lo
' ' other than with the American
' 'H"!i. executive's cooperation Hint ap
pittval He became Interested only after
te had I . ured Ban's ear.
ii Bin iWi prealdenl of the Interna
Met i . ,l"ic, ii 'lari thai l.e had ab
' Italy nothing I I do with any of the
e inj roi feronees that have been
iwlfwiged h) the warring faction.
Bai iid yeeterdgy that the report
el '-. wag agtoundlng ROBg 10 him.
M hi i.,. of the opinion that John-
br,' ttsrnegs eotild brook ia over-
'' fl to any part of the opposition.
:' t i mUSl he remembered that
Hi i i uni t shout aloud all 'he Ideas
- brown bat Not so long ato
H had a conference with Han
Cleveland Barrow 1 oh be
Z wm M mon.l
,, wishing at all 10 eontra-
ol Whh.tig
' he here staled unofllelally
I'l-'inal business was Of the
nature that propel.. Barney
w eel w a i d so fnst
end "f yesterday's session nf
al League meeting Prealdenl
renai nade Hi... non -committal
oum ement i
I lib owners of th National I
i i sfonday i h-ei rep
of IllO I'etleial LeagUS. Iill
-t "i. i i .,r hasabal condition
witlioul th ngreemenl of
H i -.:. ne'itliiig lbs its.
i. .hi i -
. usi uch diplomatic
n Ighl eapeel from such
i . lever politic Ian as t.e former Oeveraei '
f Pennsylvania: When It II consld-I
red that subsequent to the conference
,.Very one concerned ewore by hkJ h.ue-
hld good that there had been no 0M-
ference the ndmlaalon of Mr. Toner
"fetus equivalent to the otttelal ses.1 i
f p.,.,. The clause referring
t Judge Lamlis may be excused with
"lie loud guffaw. The withdrawn! of 1 he :
uM w11 bc ,.,,..,., ,,, , (.ourt d,.
OlagOft, Toiler and his henchmen were
adamant against further questioning-
Preildenl llarrv N. Hempstead, of
,,,..,. ...... .' .. .......
...v ..luii.r.. n ii ii . . mi mii' f suci iiu.i n i
mMttflg that the New York National !
' i look ......v. . ui.l.1.. i
League club might he sold to HaBltir.
i w.u. asked If any definite proposal,
toward purchase had bee,, made to him
- nt i a. i i I i T" "'Ml I J nun i.tii .
hv the Sinclair Interests since the oil I
man inaile his f 1 r . t off Of monlh ago
I do not care to answer that.'1 he j
ntered "Tou win have to see Mr.
collide
Ten
lie Ii
tho official spokesman
for ou
'UKUe
"Anything may had at a price, -' "
continued Mr. Hempstead. "You know President should lasue to thn club pi esi- fMICAOo, Pec. 14. American League
I hoi as OlUb president 1 represent Inter- ' dent a and managers special instruction ,anl,t, ,wf,tn nlTdng l4i the city to
ests Other than my own. It might Just "Jo QWljErl I day for the annual meeting which will
nc possum- mat Mr. Sinclair nugnt maaa
a kM that Mkt kam la'aa aanatal. I
am bound lo ad with loyalty and honor
to all I represent.'' , amendment will he considered at to
ll will be remembered that only a day's meeting, called for 2 o'clock,
comparatively small sum for multl-mll-
lonalres divided Hempstead's ptlce and
Sinclair's bid when the latter tried to !
buy the Olanta some few weeks ago. Sin- .age the Reds next year. liersog has
clalr offered 11.250.000 Hempstead I notified Herrmann, It Is said, that he will
a."ked 11,500.000 for 62 per cent, of tho not consent to play as a private In Cln
stock. j cinnatl. The tip is out that Jack Hend-
Lreyfuss tried to hoodwink fhe news- ricks will succeed Herr.og.
paper men In a secret sneak to Chicago. In case the peppery manager of the
He was trapped as he waa about to em-
bark In a taxlcab.
"Where are you going in such a
hurry." Harney was asked
"Oolng to the Empire Slate Kxpress
to meet Kred Clarke," was the unbluoh-
in onewer,
Ilrei fnaa la Que. Honed.
"Do ou have to take your bag to meet j
the weieoine gueet'.'" was the counter. ,
"The Twentieth Century Is late," ,
droned Harney "See you In a few mln- L
utes when I ge: back. Drive 00 !"
"Mr. Dreyfuss, please." in a confiden-
Hal maniiei ruined Harney's excuse.
"Just checked out." aaid the clerk,
I Mr. DroyfttM has gone west. Wo do not i
exp. it him hack within two days." j
The departure of Dreyfuss would not
, have seemed so significant but for some-
thing thut went before. An hour and a I day afternoon to Join lot .lacoD nup
half earlier 1n one of the thickest clusters ' American Ieague to-day .
round the curved mahogany August ,
Herrmann approached Capt. Huston., A short session of the National
about to leave over the Pennsylvania league will be In order to-morrow
line for Chicago !
"tiay , Til. can't you let our emissary '
in one of vour reservations 7 !
"borry. Uarry . " was the repl. "but I
Bill ivonnvin Is going and I made pro-
vision for two only . Who's going fori
to the funs to barn Ihat there never
was a chance of the outlaws build'tig
li... Tho tin .rime Mtrafriil thai Hie
city engineer s otflce will recommend
that th portions of West 144th an 1
xvHt ,4:l(1 ,,tre,ts. desired for the bas.;-
hiln I)urk bc kept open.
Means Sunday Baseball.
Sinclair. It Is believed will, like Joe
Laiiton and other well known mag
nates, dally more heavily than before
In baseball He will be a major an
well as a minor league magnate, for II I
Is believed he will buy an International
franchise for his Harrison. N. J.. park.
The acquisition of Sinclair to the big
tent will open the way to Sunday bggQ
hall for the local major league disks.
Both the (Hants and the Yankees will
tiluv .1 tl.C: N.i- on the Sabbath.
In all probability too the restoration !
of peace will affect Hie plans of Col.
Ituppert and Capt. Huston about pro
viding a new Home lor ine 1 anaees.
Ban Johnson was very Insistent up to a
short time ago that the Yankees have
a plant of their own. Willi the war nedv and l"wn;nr. the rorwgma or tne
clouds tolled back It Is possible that ! New York team, horke loose toward the
Manhattan's two representatives will I end of the game and wero directly re
pull together like Utile brothers, espe-1 spOflgtble for making tho m ote aa c lose
. Inllv if tl . Harrison nlalit Is utilised I I, nrua Princeton was without the
aa common prupsrvr ior surnia, m?"T
President .fames A (.llmore of tne I
tera: league ueiiien nau an Knuwi-,r,u,
fdafo t,f any pcn. proHpect. DOUlMltMM I
Mr. Qltmor Wll prompt! to maintain j
tho atr of ency that both Mm I
IhOtlffhl thy had ht.'en able to iUUM about i
thO litUftttOn It If hardly probable that!
I lllenAiia1 : Liitmiit'lot-J M-.tit I llffllltTh With I
I- '. 1 tal- I- ....t.l.aa a.. '
I I If II "jr' l fl IvIIWUI ll i niiun ii iig,c
eonMftl
Tht hlrf inattrrn of adjust mtnt be-twot-n
the two major UaguB wlil bi the
tllnptahltion of OOhtsTaVOt Jumper hsho
rtated with Uta Ketieral Ia(ru. Anainat
tbt Hn Jobnvon hM bijeii extremely
bitter. OrfstltSM hatthlH, however, baa
been Mnfronttd with Jiit lueti probltmi
i'i the pott Oh thOM oraifilona the
tAN wero DOnttlftl) VH ftfied, but for-
Riven. Wherefore it i llkelj that the
few penny Knultt with tho outlftwi will
be aeen 111 the major next summer. Tbn
weftkllnfl may 1 doonietl to eervlturte
In th" minora for Ave re a re.
The Benevolent and Ptoteotlvt ''rder
Of Klks wan KtrH v Jnetrutnent.il in hew
inn fin avenue for an amirabla Hdjuat
in4'iit of the baxei)all t'ntroverpv.
Meeere. Tener( Herrttienni Sinclair,
Howera tid othere of the opnoelni pldei
are prominent peraonageji In this fra-
ternlty. Herrmann hart worked tvliai
OUfly for more than two yearn to brine;
tin- matter to uoh a eueueeeful IllUlt
TO FORM NEW COUNTRY CLUR.
I orpnrsllon Is Oroanlsed In Bay
l.siiil al Mount K4'0.
W ii its Plains, N. Y . Pee. 14 That
another country club Is to be added to
the Inng list of mii h orgalilzul lolls III
M'eatuheSter county was made known
0-day by the. flilng In the County Clerk's
office of the certificate of Incorporation
f the NOW Castle Land Company. I ho
riwly formjd eorporatlon intend to buy
the Daly farill near Mount K mc, and
mi form ll into B OOUnl ry clul'
it is underst 1 thai provision win be
mads for polo as weii as for gulf, lennls
and Olher sports The directors of the
new corpissiion are Hubert S Mrew
ster, Muses Taylor, William Moans and
Kdwa.d c Holter of .Mount Klsco ami
lohn Henry Hammond of New York.
rag HocUanay lirr Wins.
I Tha Far Ituckaw n High School' has
I ketball team Invaded the ft, Johtre Pisju
court last night and defeated the home
I team b a score of II te II, The asm
I g ie a hoi one throughout. Ht. John's
J b-d at ths end of the Hrst half by 10 to 7.
NATIONALS AWAIT
THEIR HENRY FORD
Mnirnnte T'nnble to Art on
Peace Cfltil Dreyfuss Up
turns From Chicago.
HKRZOG MAY QUIT REDS
The National Tragus magnate nre
likely to remain with tin Indefinitely.
Tl,ne 18 the ' f h'lr "Onlee. Utile
nan he done toward the all sbsorblng
liuiii nf f-iaani'aa haffiM M irriPV T Irr V f IkKM
, ' -' . ' ....
r"urn" lo ref,on " h"' m""lon T
the American league In Chicago to-day.
Tener and the other National league
agioM will mark time the neit couple of
aoy"
The first d.-w of the meeting wns a
short and leisurely one Klrat of all the
board Q, dirhrtor, mM- ulrufll ,0 a lot
'".porta, awarde-1 the pennant to the
i'hl lea and adjourned for I drink.
- ...... I
lMi tOt OOtltlttlng Of W
run KDDCia. nirnunn. nemiiiiciu wini
" " . . , - ,
fflilV), Woftoi i. ' if i t' ii uii.t.i'ini'ii".1 I
The president's reports occupied the
P'l Proper r.nneta. brrwyiwawi
' and 1 1 1 mi .Me nl
ere chosen to prepare
resolutions of regret for the tleoth of
" spiidtng. Meeoro. 0ffney, Hoyfl-
''r and Her rmann III fulfil a like ofti. e
to the memory of Andrew Freed men
" -
to the umpires.
Special consideration of constitutional
In spite of TIersog'a nonchalance the
Impreaelon grows that he Is not to man
Red Igs is to be traded he would prefer
Brooklyn to any other berth Wilbert
; Robinson would be pleased to secure
(him. "I will go to any reasonable ex-
pense for Herzog. " said Hobble, "but
a. T ,,.., k. aura he is on the market
1 have not had that assurance as yet.'
, p!W nii,rp(1 M s. hwab
tnay purchase an International IPPgUQ
franchise for the entertalnmrnl of his
employees at Itethlehcm.
Hilly Smith, with Atlanta lag) year.
Is open to offers of engagement. He
was turned out by Hie new firm In co:i-
trol at the metropolis of Ceurgia.
Capt. T. U. Huston and Hill Donovan
of the Tankers left for Chicago yester-
ay anernoon io join oi. jacoo hup
President Tetn r and August Herrmann '
had promised Hughle Jennings that
tney win go won nun m. awinuwn, . .... .
to assist In the dedication of the net
KJks home of that city.
'
M'TIGUE SAVES DAY
FOR PRINCETON FIVE
i
TiaT4r Cptnill Makfg TWO
Field Goali After Manhattan
Hhs Tiod Score.
Princeton, I sac. 14. Two stctaculai
Held goals In the last few minutes Of
play gave Princeton a victory over the
Manhattan College f.ve tins evening hj
a .store of .'I to Princeton was "ii
ttui tug end of she sooro up to the l ittei
half 'f the game, when the New York
players appeared to take on a new lease
of life and brought the SCON up to BO
to Jo gnd threataMicd to go ahead ".'
1 Tinceton
CgBt, M'Tlgue, who played a consist
ent game throug'liaiin the two periods,
v..u responsible for tho two Held goals
In the last two minutes of play, which
gave the contest to the Tigers. Ken-
gorvioos Ol us " i.-suiaj- iru.
pauleor mid Jarvls, both of whom are I
nt the game on account or injuries ,
Th HnUD
ouiIS?. . vITl
DavUi
MTiu-...
1tT
Peltlone Manhai tan
Ripht fort H.rd Norton
Len forwerd Kennedy
. . Centre Den nttii
it ik1' i Kuard Noonan
I . f r KUFtrl . . . . Hou Ihtto
Hi
core Prlneetotti 14; Kenhetteni Kieid
icoHlH-PrliK ItODi McTlfJUBi . DevtM, I;
Cunee. - Mennetlftri. k enned t, ; pown
Ina, 2 . Norton. Jlou tlinii, nt) gonle.
1'rlncetnn, Iluua. MMiihntturi. Downlflgfi
(t. Hubatltutl'fisV PrlfM'c'.on, Rnblll for
Daviee. itofere Thorp Tim a of perlode
I'O Jiiltiulft
ST. JOHN'S DEFEATS NIAGARA. !
t.oiid llaaltelltall In Seennd Half I
Ulna fnr HritnUIln Team.
After doing their beet to hold the vlelt-I
lug team of Niagara Pnlverslty In the j
firm half the basketball team of Ht.
.1, din's ColleKe hit Its stride In the sec-
ml IilSI night and defeated Niagara, II
to no There was a good turnout in the
st John's gymnasium to see the game
and plenty of excitement In the early
si a lies
rne ai, in s son war -nu -..
from the start, and within live seconds
of the first whistle Nlcklas had scored
u field goal for the home team si
John's wag sailing along well 111 the lead
Until near tl n.l of the first half, when
gugan cYm. across with three foul goals
for the visitors and nt. jonn' eiiiie.i
Ibn half way Journey with an advantage
of onlv IS to 13- In the second half the
contest went all In St John s favor and
the ISSI r waa In d,,h. A. the
finish Ht. JohAi bad only four men on
the OOUrt, ii Murptiy naa oen ruieu
oir ror oommilling tour peroBi routes
The lineup:
St. John'B
Maaaar
CaftRSV
road
t 'nllKe.
ageltlMIS,
.Ontre rteid.
night Raid
HfH-Vi;
l'lHy: "
a. risnsr
mi.
fl 111.11
Martin
Dugifl
Klsht iinaril ....
Clarke Wfl guard
Heara -st John' llolleae. 7
Niagara
ITnlvsvsllS. :0 iloals ft-nni Sd K
John's Nh kins. :i; Mm ph in I tolling, .1.
Planke, 41 n Pol nsigarS" iiian, 4j
MtHti'll. KlMhT. K't'i'lv. liotila frem foul
For SI. John's - N IrklgSi .' Kor Niagara
A Klahsr, 4; Kood, -'. Huhalltules--Kor
HI. John's- -iltialts for Collins. For Mag'ira
llailow ftr Marl in. T. Flutter for liuaan.
1 llrftree -K. Tliorpe, Coiunihlu.
P. g, tpplehy Heat William.
K. p Ajipbdiv bent Jargoi Williams
250 to 1.23 lii the IS:'; bglMlne ('lass B
tournament at Thuni's lasi night. Ap
pleby's bast run waa ID and his average
whs 11-24.
CRESCENTS WIN WITH EASE.
lleat urn mo n it ran a Five From
Monfrlalr by Score of an to SO.
Tho Crescent AtlileUr club's hasket
Imll team won an easy victory laat night
when It defeated the Commonwealth
Kieid Club f ManteUUr 6K to 2- The
mime ;is jiliiyi-d on the new home court
of the Crescents, the armory of the Kec
nnd Slgn.il Corps. Italstead, formerly
of Cornell, ns the star of the game
and TiiH1ei nine field a-nala for the win
ners. At the end of the first half the
si ore was 3S to 1(1. The lineup:
Commonwealth
crem-ent A.C. Positions r. C
Heath I.eft forward WachsnfeH
( tlilrr Illght forward Hancock
llnlt.-ed Ontrt Trabold
Ihngee Left guard Auetln
Muller Itlfht tun i Perry
s.ore Crescent, S4; rnmmonwealth. in
Ooall from field -Creacent. Heath. 3; Cat
tier. 1. Haletead. ; Butler, I. Dings. .' :
lavldan, 4; Tothlll. 3: Clyde, de Baun.
cnnitnoowealth. Wachenfehl, 8; Babcork,
2. Trabold. A net 111. Ferry, (loals from
foul Commonwealth. Babcork, 4. P-tlbetl-tutea-
Creecent. Tuthtll for Halatead.
Eaton for tleuth, Iiavldaon or Calder.
1 Haun for Dltigee. Clad for Butler.
Iteferee Henneaaay. Brown. Tim of
halves 1 1 and 20 nlnutft.
AMERICAN LEAGUE TO
DISCUSS PEACE TO-DAY
.
Tlk 01 TfMCI and IlmU Kills
Air ns Maiintos Gatlior
for Moof injf.
D called together D
President Ban
Johnson to-morrow
Talk of tradee fllla
the air, but so far aa learned to-night
no actual deals were put through.
The Cleveland club will form one of
the subjects up for diOOUgelOfl to-morrow.
1'eace with the Federal League will be
another. The owners will be asked by
Johnson to lock the typewriter on
player writers and to cut down the train
ing period In the spring. A few oia-
torlcal shafts will be thrown ot barn-
storming trips
Bnaion Mux OOt Mwwdar Baachall.
BoOTOsTi Dec. A bill has been In
troduced In the Massachusetts legisla
ture which in the event that It passes
Will permit Sunday baseball. The pro
vision In regard to baseball authorises
the piaing of games either on public or
private grounds between I and 6 on
Sunday afternoon. The bill also pro
poses to relax the present blue laws -o
;hat other sports gttch as golf and tennis
may be played on Sunday without run
nini; contrary to any statute.
DINNER FOB N. Y. A. C. LEADER.
I lab I'mrsti silver l ap la PVeal
dent William II. Page.
William II
New York A
Page, president of the
. . . ioi ii j.-.s. was..
for three years, was
the recipient of the good wishes of the
club last night at a
dinner arranged I
to wish him good-by and good luck
after a long series of successful worl:
mr iuv HBsasiiaiii
A dinner was arranged and the re-
tlrliuj president and vice-president were
Invited, When the festivities cot under
way a silver i up was produced an I
presented to Mr, Page a little lat-r
the diners handed over a piece of plate
'o i '.corse T. Montgomery as evidence
of his work as vice-president' Fred I:
Fortmey er. secretary of the New Yor ;
A. ' . w'as the onlv oftl' er absent from
the dinner, and among those preset t
were Martin B. Paine, Arthur McAloonan,
Were Martin a Paine. Arthur McAleenen.
W, Kearney. John S MUlr, ileorge
It, pomi. Robert a Scott. William 11
Bealch, Alfred W. Teele. F. J, Benson
.. , .' W .. .1-1111..... . 1,1
.lere. T. Mahonev. William I. Miller and '
' leorge F I'elham.
NOT A FIRST FOR BOYS HIGH.
llrasmna Wins K.. Victory
Onal Stvlminlnii Meet.
In
Rraamus Hail High School sm-inimer
"'" dual meet with the Boys High
School team yesterday without allow
Ing their optxinents to score a single t
llret. the tlnal tally being 43 to 10. The I
races were contested in the Fourth ave
nue baths, Brooklyn, In default of any
real competition from tlm Boyg High
brigade the Hraemus awitmners provided
thelr'own excitement In the 1'20 yard
race, in which Wolf ami Dietrich raced
together until they finished In a dead
heat The summaries:
l r. ,1 yard It-Civ Won by Beasmus Hall
team, viiih peltrlch, Imnitn, PbiitiaiuM and
Halman; Boys nigh school team, with
rio.iRe. Krogmen, iiarr and aoneeooergi
1 mln nt" 41 aftM-oii'l
ror r, , -won by Mltrll
rasmus. :m points; Barr, Bus High. :'
peinta. 'e.ntni. ueitri. n, it. nign.
nalntM. 1 turn
Af Vh: 1 Swlrn
W'nn by lobl!n. Emgnmi
Hill : H'rjrn, Breemue
no'iB1, Boy Hleb. thirl
h- eeteond;
aeeondi
ion Yard Cwim Wen hy Keltneiii
Braemua Hall; heenberf, Bo. Hlffn,
aet'on'i. KrogTmen. Bejre Hlvn. third. Time,
1 mlntlte nfoinla
:'jo ttr sviui- Deed heel between Wolf
end tJeltrtrht Breemui Hnlli r t r, ejave
lllftli. I Mrl Tim'. X BJllntltei II vconAm
pune;e for Dletnnce Won iy m c-n
tOmemui Hail. !7 feet: Tountfj Rreemue
Hell. feet, accoiid, Orlvllentli Rovn h ki
tfi feet, tiiir.i
Helm Heat Oft no la 4ft.
UgUgtU Helm cf deVeljUld and
'harleg Otis of Brooklyn Indulged in the
l,,PHt snrt of f1nlh In an Interstate
..lies three cushion match at the Brook
lyn Billiard Academy last night. Helm
won in 112 innings by onlv one iiolnt.
.'.O to 4!. Fur the last few Innings It
was anylsxly's g-itne, and the egoltomenl
was Intense Helm made runs of 3. 3
and It ('tis mad clusters of t, 3 and 2
TO-DAY'S JUAREZ ENTRIES.
.... ,,... Inr n1ri, . ,.n
I wrt" oneiglle;
i ., ' MlfTbS Monk I0T
Nannie sictsje.. , 11l"gs gptnsr N
! Swede Sain lirrurmiidian
Wgck Male ,. M. 8. allfwag 113
f '7 " "
Bethel IMIHtot Maaterson
,ltl, Hint US' nifty
lljdjr Jemee... io; Hel
' ;k " !.'," J''!!,..h0r,'
jmJtK" Iwitem Houa,
"ffbouee llllKuaa Hand .
TtllPd Rao --Puree; two year olda; flra and
a half furlonfft
'iiMaa U
lUIThelma Mori 107
. 112' flank MS
. II! Iliilln 107
. II!1
;stell,.ri,.a
lreoki
i fourth
Selling: three rear olds snd
upward; five and a nan iiirinnsa
Yallahll lOflMasnlk Ml
l.uke Mae IMIRuer Edith 1011
I Royal Inleeest l'l.VKt neea II m
Fifth Rs' e Sellliis; llirie year-olds and up
ward: one nine
gleaner :awb mi
Hen lvy. "" ih'tio ,u
KancT mM'cier Stalwart. .. M
Shef field 107 Skinny B tat
Waeenial Ill ABlbrl ill
Alia tWZinkaml ...17
John Ixnil M7Mrie (roghlll nt
Dowlend Ill
Suth Uie Sellina; three year olda and up
ward; one mile:
Hose O'Neill IMgee 106
Fairly MUlJRsy 101
Charlev Mt Ken all 107 Kalma 101
Mud Sill I07
Apprenlii'e llownc etalmrd
HOLLENBACK LOSES
IN PENN ELECTION
Veteran Coaoh Sff Wlitilg on
Wall and DodRes Foot
hall Commltte.
NEXT COACH IS IX DOUBT
Pii!i.ni.rmA. Doc. 14 William M
HgOtnbggg was beaten out for member
ship on the Pennsylvania football com
mittee and Wharton Blnhlcr was re
elected thla afternoon at a mooting of
the new board of directors. The other
four members are Ralph Morgan, eoore
tary of the Intercollegiate Basketball
League, who hao never had anything to
do with football before : Lud Wray, cen
tre of thla year's team : Captain-elect
Mathews and Manager Lesvett.
Just how it happened nobody seema to
know. When Slnkler waa defeated for
the board election last night and Hol
lenback and his whole ticket waa elected
bv an overwhelming majority It was
taken for granted that either HoUen-
Uack or Bob Powell would bo choaen
head coach for next year's team. Brest
dent flevelln called a special meeting
of the new hoard for this afternoon
In order to elect the new commit teee. I
Although the by-laws of the athletic
ass i latlon do not state that the various ;
committees must tie made up of mem
bers of the board of directors. It has
been the usual custom to eelect the
members of the major sport committee
from the board. However, when the
nominations were made for the new
foot bail committee, Wharton Slnkler
and Ralph Morgan were nominated to
gether with Hollenback and Jack Minds,
one of Hollenback' party who was
elected last nllfht. Hollenback get up
after being nominated and declined, aay
Ir.a. "It Is useless for me to run. I ore
the writing on the wall and I decline
the nomination." Minds looked at ttoi- i
lentiack aa ne was nominaieu. . ww"
roam and declined his nomination also.
This left Kinkier and Morgan as the
only graduate nominees.
Why Hollenback and Mind thought
their chaises so hopeless, they would
not say. although they Intimated that
tbe undergraduate members had been
converted to tne .-.tnaier ""i'J'ITV, I
niunt. rne unaersrauuaie usimwi
early a I declared themselves, previous
to the election. In favor of either Hol
lenback or Bob Folwell ns head coach.
It waa possible for the eight undergrad
uate members to sway the election
either way. All who were approached
on the subject after the meeting re
fused to say anything.
When Hollenback was questioned
about It he said : "I am beaten and
that is all there Is to tu I promised
before I went Into the meeting or knew
how things stood that 1 would support
whoever was elected to the football
committee and 1 am going to keep my
promise. I knew 1 was beaten and that
... , aii ti,e nomination
.., , Vn. , don-t rare to Bag."
,,,. .,,,. . it .eems almost
certain that the head coach next year
will be either Ir. Carl Williams or i
Byron Dickson. The football committee
keg absolute control of the selection of
the coach or coaches Both Capt. Mat
thews and Manager Ixyvett are known
to strongly favor IHrkson. while Slnk
ler is a stanch Williams man Just
how Wray and Morgan stand Is not
known. No matter how they stand. It
seems almost certain that neither Hol
lenback nor Folwell will get the posi
tion. The undergraduate body is sure to
hOWl If Hollenback ujid Folwell are
turned down, hut they will be power
less to do anything about It. They did
all that was possible by electing HoMefl
backs whole graduate ticket and th
undergraduates who 'een.'d In favor of
a radical change in tne rootnaii coacn-
Ing system. Now they can only take
their medicine If Hollenback und Fol- ,
well are, turned down
The new ly elected officer of the ath
letic association are laawsat (leyeltn,
prealdenl : Paul Thompson, vlce-preal-dent;
Hoberson I. Perrot. treasurer,
and Sidney Thayer, secretary. Thl
la President Qsyalln'i twenty -third year1
as president of the asso, iatlon.
STRONG NINES FOR NAVY.
Middles' Hchrdolf lis Manr Good
OAttftWal Bfforr rmv Trtet.
AvNAPOt.t". Md , Dee. 14. The. NavaJ
Academy baseball ni-bedule for 1916 In
oludee most 'f the crTron LMllege ninae
I n tin- BMt. It etida with the name
aar.iiuat ttie Military Aeudem. , whh-h
j will be played at Annaf-ollti on May 27.
I The team will be coached by Walter
Hiodie. wbo waa a mnber of the old
ebumpion Baltimore team, with MoQrojW,
: Itobtnuon. Je.nniusT- and K eler aa h
teammatefi
The schedule folluwrs :
u.ii n
Weet viral ale Wee I era n ; is.
ITntveretty el Penin. If, 1iUnva: o,
Maryland AgrleuHyral Collefe; April 1.
Amherat j . Lafayette : . .iorartiiwn .
. wtl llama; lli Cornell! t8. Tttlte; la,
t'oiaatp , 19. Barverd i ! Nely (rot; 12.
I rhlgh . '.'ft. Trinity , ?7, Kordhatn ; 2ft,
irnWerelty of North 'roiin, May I
Vlralnle Ifllltery InetUvtei kgrU ruHuraJ
nti.1 Meohttnicai Collefi of North Carol (aa;
I, Burknell . U. Ualvaralt) ef Plitabura.
II .ifthna llooklnii, IT, tleoraetown: 20.
('athollt Uafverelty I 14, Mount Hi. Joaftph a.j
?7, L'nlieti mate Military aoadf tay
Annwera lo QoeUlnna.
i k ii laTaweii wee eli day raf in
MarileOB Square iarln April 1? May S.
K T Httibeit --Tetn lonfhoat, or nol
other runner, ever etrode ilfieen In hi
marathon ru:a. The ordinary atftde of h
long dlntance runner la a-bout fait. It I
la an lmpoealblltty to atrlde feet
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS
I'lial Itae- --Selllngi two-year elda. fl
fiirloiigs- Ssvliio. 10 itlchtlllngl. I to 1,
II le I and lo 2. won, Fhhel Wellsa. lot
Isiertkel, 4 10 1. I to anil 4 to t. seooud,
L litis Hluea, 110 tl'pwsrdi. 2 to 1. " to
and I to 3. third Time, 1:00 -, Hose
ilarden. That's Ms, l.esh Cochran. Zolso,
IJwl; Hand. Joae, 1. litis buck. Tohat . Box.
Lola ami Frank I'stteraon aiao ran.
Se. ond liar -Hailing, three year-nlda
and up. llva and a half furlongs - Rglgee,
til i Hayn.il, 8 lo 1, even and 1 to I,
won; old l onl, IDA (H Siilllhigt, 10 to 1.
4 (o I nd 3 to I, eeoeadi Ualaney, llll
(Ormeol, - to I, 4 to , and ' to . third
Tltne. I nt sal lie o'lisy, ('hoclaw, Cate
gory Senator Jainea. Rusa Hand, High
Slreel and Furious aiao rsn
Third liate salllne. three-yaara-olria
and up. ona mile- Scallywag. 97 (T. Iliiryi.
7 in in, 1 to 3 anil out. won; Oier, 110
ICtilleui. 8 to I, I to 1 asid .1 to 2. aacond,
dundreary. 110 iMarcoi, I in 1, I to (
mui oiii. third. Time. 1:40 1 11 Rlaek
Mate, Endurance, I, ona star, Ren Levy,
(jolily, Manaon, Pro Haalla. Honnla a Mueil
snd llae Mon'gotnary also ran.
KViurth Hat ' Sailing ; handicap, threa-year-olda
and up; seven furlongs- Wllhita.
1 1 H tAttoiii, ii to I, I to I, out' won; l.ack-
rose, II LHeoryl, 11 to f, o I. i to t,
second. Bronkfleld. 10'.' iMarcnl, 4 lo 1,
.1 in I to I. third Time. I 111 S.Bi
First liegree, lindaueled. Carrls Orm ho t
Konaiia aiao ran
Fifth Ha..- Mailing: thrae-vaar olda and
up: sl furlonga Mark B. Kubanka 111
iSt hllllnei. even. I to z. 1 to 4. won;
Uryad. Ioi iHaynsai, 4 to 1, 0 to C. I te t.
Uryad
cond; Coll. 11 (I.. Oantryl. 4 to 1, I to I.
a io s. third. TUna. 1:18. old Rob. Fits
gerald, OaaO, OaaJand and Jak Argent
lao rail.
Sixth Hat sailing three yaar old and
up: one mil Curllcua, 100 illtnryl, $ to
8, 7 to 10, 1 to 7, wen; John Graham, 108
il'almsi, lo 1, 2 to 1, even, aaeond;
ilarlorl f , II (Hlsarnsl. I II I, ! to I.
4 to In third. Tim. I ill t-l. Praapero
Hon. klastman. Palma, FUtaway, 21m, Ma
dell and Star of Iaiv fUao raa.
Mack Not Anxious
to Cling to Baker
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.
Connie Mack, the usually si
lent pilot of the Athletics, halted
lone; enough to-day an he wan
about to take the train to attend
the American Leafftte meeting in
Chicago to intimate that if the
right kind of proposition comes
along, he will acquiesce in the
transfer of Frank Baker to the
Yankees. Connie furthermore
said no proposition had been
brought to his attention by those
desiring Baker's services.
"I have read in the newspapers
that several teams were in the
market for Baker, but so far no
proposition for his release has
been made to me. It might not
be the most pleasant thing to
have Baker on the Athletics next
season. Regardless of this, how
ever, I feel that he owes us two
years because of his failure to
join the team last season. I am
not overly anxious to have Baker
on the team next season, even
though I will not be satisfied until
I have another championship
club."
V7EESTLER8 KEEP OR FEET.
y.hrosko and Catler erer
(.el
flown on Mat.
In the International wrestling tourna
ment at the Manhattan Opera House last
night the main bout was between
Zbyssko, the Bole, and Cutter of Amer
ica. These men were eo much afraid
of each other that neither would take a
chance and at the end of the regulation
twenty minutes both were on their feet
snd the match waa declared a draw.
ThlB rompetiton should be of value to
zhyssko, for to-night he has engaged to
meet the mysterious masked marvel, who
hitherto has foiled the attempts of all
the mat artists to throw him.
(lardlnt of Italy gained a clean cut vic
tory over Sanderson, throwing him with
s head and chancery hold In .'. minutes
IS seconds After rolling around the
mat for 41 tnlnUtOg SO OOOOndS lag Cotoesg
was disqualified in his bout with Hevon
paa, and another Jong affair ended when
George Ulirleh walked out of the ring
after 1eing engaged with the Masked
Marvel for a spell of 24 minutes 30 sec
onds. Strangler Lewis and Tofalos
wrestled J' minutes to a draw.
Coleman Wins From Thompson.
Hsl ColSTnail won the last game of the
annual fall IS :2 balkllno tournament at
Paly's last night and his victory put him
in second place. He beat W. Thomp
son, 100 to 16?: made a run of S7 and
averaged B, Thompsona liest run was
i's. and his average wa tl ls-24. Julius
Kllnger was the winner of the tourna
ment, with Coleman second and Thomp
son third.
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California sailor Barcombi In
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Al SB ..li Hi i,....; i . .....i.i..
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In the first round of what was to have
j been a ten found limit at the American
Sporting Club In Harlern laet night. Tl
waa a stormy night at eea for the Coast
tar. and he took to his bunk In forty
! seconds.
; just after shaking iihihIs Helen landed
i a right to the Jaw end Carroll went
down for the count of nine. The blow
hardly carried enough power to fell
heavyweight, but Carroll hit the canvas
wlth a dull thud. n arising the sailor
was greeted with a fusillade f right
and lefts that finished him. CarToll'a
early retirement was a bin surprise, mi !
I w ..iiiii-iiii nmiiu I
a hard fight recently for ten rounds
In the semi-final Fmnkie Brown, tin
, local lightweight, stopped Young Paul I
n trie seventh round. Paul asserted
that he had been fouled and declined (9
j continue
WflTilAClT OTTTTS TK TTIeTU
wuiarASi Villi's 1 'Ulil.
seconds Tkrotv In Spnoge Is Boat
With Uhllne,
i Jl l.i, l- l.i. lie menially line wa-
Atlanta, (la. Dor ii -Ad Wolgaal - the only three game match of the series,
seconds threw up 'he sponge in the tiriiij Harvard men winning oil ol the other
round of l is bolll here 10-nkthl with four In straight games.
Frank Whitney of Cedar Rapids, I i. Al the Princeton Club the battle was
Bp to the fourth round the honors wen- ' closer ami more Interesting. Moth of
fairly even. In the fourth round, how- I the Yale Club men who won. S. H. .lohn
ever. Whitney landed above Wolgast's son anil A. Corey, took their mat, lies
right eye, causing an ugly cut. I In straight games. Johnson disposed
Blinded, Wolgagt was helpless and of the Princeton llrsl string man, H
was terrlblv laced hy Whitney. Wol-I Tnhey, at IT, 7. IS tl and Corey van
gast was still blinded In the rlftli and I quished It M. Forsylhe, at 1f 9, 15
h wua being punched so badly his sec- 1? The other Y'ale players, K. R. Hild
onds threw up the pontic Whitney's OOtl and J. F. Stlllman. carried thelt
next fight Is with Willie Kitehle. ! opponents to an cxlra game. Hudson
1 losing after u desperate struggle to
Connor Better Than Madden. ! "'. Mlx'rl,1' .' fc3-,S; ""J"
Stlllmaii lost to (J. Uraham at 5 li.
Jack Connor outpointed Bartley Mad-
den In the main ten round bout at the
yueensDoro A. ( . last night. In what
was to nae neen a preliminary -ten
round bout. Jerry Murphy knocked out
Young Ctrroll In the fourth round.
i.lntfr Beat Barlflcld Basil, .
Boston, l"ec 14. Mike Clover, the
local welterweight, easily defeated So- ;
uier Hartneia or nmoKiwi to-n,gh' in a
twelve round bout at the Armorv .V A
athlete In Play Santa I Ian.
The Pennant Athletic Club lias gmi
Outside of the usual routine of en ath
letic organization with the Idea of pro
vidlng dinners for the poor al Christ
mas time. A first appeal met with gen
erous response, hut the committee In
charge Issued another appeal yeeterdgy.
In this notice the object Is "to supply
as many Christinas dinners as poesll !
to the poor deserving families in our
Jurisdiction. ' The committee, which
may be addressed SI 'he Pennant A. C.
:!7I Third avenue, is COmPOSOd Of C
Moore, A, Johnson, W. Fn kliohm, J,
Falrhrother and c. P Klrschner.
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HARVARD CLUB MEN
PLAY GOOD SQUASH
colnmWi Team Four
Matchei to One in
Class R lioaffiir.
iPRINCKTON BEATS YAI.K
The Harvard Club plaed Its flrt
games In the class B squash tennis
league at home yesterday and defeated
the Columbia Club quintet, 4 matches
to 1, and Uierefore took first place In
the standing, as over nt the Princeton
Cbib the home players downed the vls-
lllng Vale Club team, S to
Tho re
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