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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915.
Baseball Peace Is Assured To-day, Conferees Announce After Very Stormy Session at Cincinnati
FIGHTING IS OVER
AND PEACE RULES
BASEBALL WORLD
flnrlnniitl Conference Pin
lnhoii VII H Wrk K'pt
Snmc Minor Formalities.
REMAINING DETAILS
TO BE SETTLED TO-DAY
,: Ohio. tw. II. What
Pin,
jini'dint I" an onii-lnl deehi-
itoii of pesos In hnehnii eras announced
mldnighi to-night at the conclusion
in all day elon of the National
S ritnni B.on
:nl the Federal l-e.igue
nfll' It-
The following etiitemenl wan
v.. hart agreed on everything hut
I ,ff.,;rt- of the International btagtte.
,v been placed In the hand of
iWy. r who an instructed to draw U
v. , . ..-s.uy paper and meet at 11
i morrow inornlna to alim the
ntf The Ostslls of the agree
.' ,it hetween organised baseball and the
el , League w ill ihen be made pub-
V, i i ll concerning even the affairs
f'lhi International Lcsgue which were
mini the delal were given out.
7 t.ii tie r'ult of the progrea
id Hi" resumption Of the imioe oon
iaai i ,- i wten the National Conmlf
nr, ii ! tli' apevlnl oommlttee of the
enteral I ..ague it the Hotel Slnton. At
t time a revere waa taken earlier In
the day the following announcement waa
MB)!
Another Viinouiieemcot.
e epent tlie greater part of the af
wmoon ii the riiacuaeion of the affair
f the International Letigue and eepe-
a. v the discussion of the demand of
- Baltimore federal League c luh own-
if for a place In the International
rapue We have made gueti progr
it we hope to eon. 'lade the eotifer-ir-co
early to-morrow,"
we i eve about eattiad the player 't-
nn .i the minor leaauc affaira and
lee !. tve Httli mor to do," said Han
leave decided not to make
i f :n'- ilt tails public until the mat
er in definitely closed."
Deipite ti fad that the end of the
e : i no in eight there was,
itorni) eeee on In the sanctum f the
magnates (h..-- afternoon, Bd Ward Qwltt
-. owner "f the Pittsburg club !ti the,
Moral Leagus, came to town tin
ejernl With tire In hi eye and de-
naidaratlon of hla oaaa. tiwin-'
tor wee conelderabl) exerctaed over the
tefteil 1 1 1 thai hi- should bscwm the'
inr f a . tub in the International j
league Ineteud of taking a frsnchtse in j
ewofihe big !eiBiie ii, declared that I
a would break u;i the peace meeting I
f ae di-in t get a hearing. Qwtnttsr
gwn'i break hp the confrrenee ; on the
eetrary, he ., pacified h- hia n.-ao-ettrf
and remained in the loiihv of tha
; ir j kig time ;!! afternoon w hile l
lbt conference w aa on. 1
Lai. I:, the afternoon the Pit t ehurg !
a - n il" aenl for and white he w.,
I Uaen'a- Mftg -renin i'tr e.J (0 the gfj
if I - f Vi plaQni'rl to a club Irv or
gmleed baaeball. it waa asfd that
Jwtsner probable would become n hr:
I : i New. irk nli of tha Inter- '
i.i.igue which la to b eatab- i
the International Leaenia olr. I
i i readjusted.
disposition i,r Player.
T1 1 matter of disposing of piayara
ifc- b-i c nportanl issue tnroughout
g conference, but one mag well in-p-i.t
-, i to-night that It had been
frlrul igr-.d that the Pixis ahull
'!:i t.tle to their player and sell
gsa to clubs that wish to purchase,
firs players Involve soms thing like
lj-, no Although some of the indtvid
il rj,.-ej went taken up yesterday tlie
ft i retain title to their players
jr;.: . .. 'ting of the season, mean
gte rsnglng for tneir transfer and
ale
lei IVeeghman, the Chicago Ked-w
Svl l. ig ... . wner, said to-dar that he j I
": e details of toe purchase of I J
U ' , t-.l the df.ll lo, -de. I fllilv I '
ire." i de :,ntlon of tieace to make
a..... . ,, . .... . . .
le .- ' ri-tsln J-'e Tinker as manaerai
it it.
. C
1 lhan, who waa manager of
last season, has not yet found
sertl ! it la still said that he will
It ' tgemenl of the Toledo club,
sriilch will be placed In that clfy again
R -: n'lll he paid according to the
1 1' " ' "f v- contract With the Cubs,
I 1 . two ) ears to run.
Then , icg gathsiing of hsashsll
her.. Ihe meeting, and most of
Uien: ire prep.itini to have here to-
aorrnv afternoon.
sii . I lie la llelll-eul.
Harrj p.
set ,v;,. pt
nciair ha iiot Intimated
t ne will play in the new
bul Ii" will leave for
to-morrow
Han Johnson I
' ' ; : that Tiiil llall had not
"J't pun- into any eluh, but that
Jj ' ' P II would bscom the owner
"f t', s( t. .i Browns
V.I.,
ere n.
!ye.:
uaet
''still-
all the nagnatss gaaradl
! -day, Ihs meeting was j
lohi.-s of Prealdetit ,
of the I-'ed. (ttlmot'o
the train this morning.
-I
t ute attack of indtges
he reached the Rltiton '
-.- .ittended by a phslcian.
laid up an hour By i
i i i recovered sufflclently
'onferenos,
w an placed on the
I Harry Hsrnpstsad of
i- -eni for alMiut (1 o'clock I
'(n ntid win
Ijeti ,, le
pe tneetun
t il I me I -
tr,.,t pi
i is 'orn
i filf re, ess IV IM
l .1 thn eiiniiir lh.,1 I 1,1. I
... . ...b.., a.., ..xiaaan.
ll ii it had' to do with i
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Disposition of Outlaws' Stars, Which Held Up Peace I
Pact in This City,
Serious
Dlapoaition of the playere at prtonl
affiliated with the Federal League waa
the only lubjtcl of ilehate for the rival
paetflttl when It waa decided to nd
Jourti the baatball meeting of laat week
In thla elty and meet In Cincinnati. The
Federal League, quite willing to give up
lit actually everything elue, w lahed to re
tain title to all athlete under contract
to the Independent. Till, they figured.
Would prove a 1011 rog of revenue and aid
them to recoup l.ue. Organlied base
ball chieftain generally thought that
protacted OlUbe ahoul.l have clear title
to the men who deeertcd.
Thi information waa given yeaterday
bjr a major league club owner. He eald
that hut for this alight difference of
opinion a pence pact would have been
ratified In thf city lart week.
"1 conalder it a minor dwtall which
can he etralghtene,! out tn a few hour."
he paid. "Indeed they ehotihl never have
ruiulred nny postponement from Satur
day. The Federal League barker have
an Idea that the m Jor league are going
to fall all over themiu -lve bidding for
the Inih penileiit talent. A a matter of
fact there are not m..re than half a dnsrn
players at the OUtalde now connected
with the Independent who could hold
Job In either the National or American
league Kauff. l,ee Magee. Tobln. Hni
drlx. Anderson and some few othera
could be uaed by certuln club How
ever, I do not anticipate any wild mail
if these men should be put up to Die
highest bidder.
"At best It la but a trivial matter, one
which never should have stood In the
way for a single second. Hut every one
who Intende tn remain In the game Ik
naturally looking for the best of It. I
lost a many players a anybody. I
wouldn't have back one man who de
serted me If I were uald for taking liltn
back. I do not want such disloyal fel
lows working for my money. If the
other people had looked on the matter
the same way It would have lieen to
their advantage.
"Organised baeaball hai been severely
erltloleed for treating with the Federal
League after It frankly admitted It was
read to get out of the field. It Is argued
in Borne Quarter! that by so doing the or
ganisation has left Itself open to the at
l.o k i f prospective promoter who may
come later. Mark my word- well Aftei
tin war is settled there will lie Indefinite
peace, I'd like to see any promoter In-t-
n t capital 1" any other revolution
once the facts of the present situation
have been made public '
In the opinion of the baseball men left
.n town peace was good ae aaeurad
when the American League -agreid to
meal delegates from the National and
Ki leral leagues The majority Of Fvlr-
eral contract! wlln pltyeH ehpKod last
DARTMOUTH SEVEN VICTOR. (
Iirfenf HWaaeSials Tech
I
If oak) h Jleiire of 41 III It.
BoaroK, ic. :i Dartmouth'e hocksy
team WOl an easy victory over Maesii-
, nusetts Troll, In their tirst scheduled .
i game
night.
ll th' season at the arena to
The score wos to 0. The lltin-
iver seien proved very fast and the
; men were also strong defensively. Tech
1 had no great wffetiee ttnd team play was
i lacking.
In the first half the local players 'tad
a strong defence, but tula went to piecel
j during the second period, during w hich
' lhvrtnsmth scored four guale. Tub
lineup
Dartmouth
I smith
Tyier;
tare n
Holtnoe
Currier
, M nr. hie
P,-isltl-in
ltight wing.
. Pentr
, . Hover . . .
l.'ft wing..
Coverpolnt
(.. Tech,
. . . .Tli 's
TutstB
. . . . Cvrhrane
." hVe'er
sw it in
. ,Wssds ard
feint . .
Merae
. . i i"ai
.1 ,,!..,. i
Teshnolqgy, A
Dartmouth.
a Tvler V: ll-r'e' . H.Cmea. '.,,rnil.
eran. subetltutee Uaaunouth, uale ioi
. .. a--, A.r llnLmtj. W .tiJlcr f..r
niltll n.ivrr.ift tur i.a.e. lull,- IVI au
r.,fi Kar.horn fer llnani-e. I BUI(
Currier, geully fi Horse; Mesa. Tech.. Hyde
I... n.a f.r Thomas. Referes K
I l.v
in ,vi.r-s 1 ,,n...- n.ui hi.'I I
rime
of halvee mlnulos
0RT0N WANTS TO KEEP JOB.
Ilenlea Humor That lie Won't Meek
II ee na linemen I al I'enn.
PHrLAoaxrHU. Pec II. George Y
Orion, the present coach of ihe Pann-
vlvanta track team, staled to-day that
Ihe win he a candldata fpr ihe poaltlos
I of track coach and tfauball trainer next
I year This announcement caused a great
Ideal of surprise, aa he had declared last
..,.r ,ior I'eiin's failure In the inter-
COllSglStas, thai be would resign this I.,.
Mririm when h a corii.tci Bauirei.
Kt lenslsln, trie
famous hufdisr. ana
COaCh of the Irish
Law - eon RobSMBOt
n I . a reacv nave uwain
aarlauBly considered 'or those positions
by the different committees,
i
-ota m Ma itlflemew.
Charier fop
The newly for
formed Columbia rifle team
rec
,'ved a i tharter vesteroaj rrum in
liyeo a 'Oaitet .
National Rifle Asso iation ra anannj
a a member "f the fourth (lass, which
ludeasbout fifty collage, ti,.- rhed-1
lilt ha ROl been snnounoodt bul tho
nrtt meal will be on January t'i Thirty 1
men will compete In the second sllmlnS-
Hon tournament which Capt. Purgh'ird
will hold during tin- holiday to deter-1
mine ih makeup of the rifle team. I
. - .
Trinity s, l i In Lame.
Trlnltv School
began It haskelhall
. veiitrilav liy defeating
lie La
Halle It to IS, Ti.c two Kabrlaklt boya
ti... malnalava of I lie Irlnliy It-am
were
,, , d did most of Ihe scoring
Tut
New York,
Not Considered
Obstacle.
i
fall. The number of iron
i limited and moat of ti
d etintrat t
men o pro-
teteil are covered no longer than for
the coming yeeu Many of thee might
am aoia to aqveege through one eeiiaon ,
In fat company.
A rumor goi into circulation yeater-
day that Harry I'. Sinclair had reopened
negotiation for the ctanta He I aup-
poed to have offered Harr- N. Hemp
stead 11,000,000 for II per cent of the
club Muck. Sinclair, it i eald, would
like to pureha'ie a New York club In
oriler to provide for aonie few more of,
nia reuerai League ,irueiateti.
No one around tllant head tunrtera had
heard anything of hucIi a atnry. Prii-
dent Henepetaad was in Cincinnati ye.
terday.
Penny Kauff. tar outfielder of the
Itrooklyn Tip Topa, l In town trying to
make hi peace with Manager John J
M.-Oniw
or t.he tilant. I-nst summur I
ICauff slgne.1 with the New York N
tlonals. Mitiraw tried to put him In n1
gajiw ag-.unat Booton, hut President
Jame K. QalTlM) of the Bravee nOtlfiOd
league PTeeJdeni John K Tener, Who!
oroensi jvaurr Kept out or tlie game. The
"V.rr nrsi ione;i..i the gan.o to New
i or wnen mojooii i-ituhim to taKc the
Held. Later. n Tenor' instruction, they I
consented to a replay, with Kuuff e! tn- '
inated.
KaufTa desertion of the Tip Top,
caused a furor for a time. Finally tie'
late Kobert H. Ward prevailed tin
l're!deiit Hemp.steiul of the Ulnnta to
relinulsh claim to tlie outlaw, Ty Cobb,
showing a contract with the disputed
Player to back his title. Kanff. who had
been promised a bonus for aigning with
New Vork. Iieman aji notion f,.r 11,000
damages against that club. The suit la
j still landing.
j it was said yesterday that Kauff i
! anxious to play with the (Slant tic is
! willing to withdraw his suit against the
club and to stand on the contra' I entered
into with tlie i-;ui officials last summer,
pledging1 himself for five yes re, if neces.
aary. to carry Ins ilut III case
the present, is ,ne for the Nstlonal
f,,, i
an. :
miss mu. it is know u, however, thai Mc
(?r:,ic ml.-iids lo 1 1 ,aV n n atillHteH Hi- i'
rVr lha nlavM '.. ih. ...., i ..f lam I
being esialiltshed.
Tom Cowlsr, the English protege of
Jim Corbet t, will bump mto , real trini
horse in Dan (Porky) Klynn iit the
America ti Sporting Club to-night. Al
Heirh will he one of the most Interested 1
1 1 1 gslds spectators, vi has contracted
t.i meet tli,' winner, t'owlw earned eon- I
sub-table reputation b) knocking out.
... ,- . .n . si
.'.U K n ' inpic 111,11 1 1 in 1 jiovunny. 1 1
in uets safely past Plynn hi rtock w.i;
he booatsd the mori . l'urky ha been a ,
stumbling block for many a white hops, j
He neve: appeared to hitter advantage
than la hi rscepl tights.
LAW SCHOOL FIVE FORMED.
CallOSTO l.raduaie at I oluinliia ( et
1'p it Team,
Br au.se the nSW eligibility inies pre.
vent men holding degrees from other
college! .mm pi. img on Columbia teams
,udJnU
in the Columbia law school
have formed a basketball team it was
announced yesterday that an interclsae
aeries will las played and p..s.....r .,
aortas with teams from other law .schools
Jpek lailrd. Princeton; Nenrv. BochOSler;
Bradner, C, C, N. V . Ilunler, Prince'
ton, and Newman of the Clark House
five have formed the BOCOnd year law
school tea-il In a nia, tic a a me t he v
defeated Hamilton (netltute 45 to J.
ltird was nut for the varsity this 1 Hegi'iient. Janii.ir . Poly Prep. I .. i
fall in. til It was learned tliai lie ,.,,td n..nim..iit J.inu.irv :".'; Braamus
not he allowed to play, lie
pr.-ict ged
ring, but
me yaai
that any
mild not
with the baseball team lat Bp
w.t Ineligible beORUSS of the
realdenoe rule. It was agreed
nl, m who playad last reaj a
be affected h the new ellgibilf. rtlle.s
tlii year Capt. Watt of the baseball i
tea m sspscta that Laird will be allowed
to play on the diamond thtg spring he.
cause he was a rtntalrber of the -quad
lnet year 111 BOQUlSitlon would do
ifljeh to strengthen the chance of the
Hlue and White nine and ("apt. Watt
.Intent! to try hard to k it n tin fa nltv
consent to hsva him play.
TIGERS ON ICE T l -NIG HT
Prliicelnn lloclies- TSaatl Merit M.
I'nnPa o i l.ocnl II Ink.
Princeton's hocksy team will open is
season here to-mgi t when ,i facta Iht
asl team of sit. Paul'- S, hool al the j
HI. Nicholas Rink. The Tiger have 1
veteran combination f 1 it- yesr( n lute
Si Paul's, iiitil a f.uit gtme I expected
le eel Iboys have it leain Ihst coin- (t
pure favorabli with the beat of ihe
ollSgt teams and :i tin- nggl h(St beaten
many of the lug ,-ol'ege aevsns,
The Tigers had their final pracllcs for
the game last meht and tlu-v ahowad un
i In gis'd form If thS) defeat St Paul's
Prlhcoton men will consldsr ihe tsam !
v. chance to carry off intercol.
leg, ale honoie The schoolboys will
m- mi mm.
,..,, ,., fi ..'..I I.
--
-
Haadlsstg Ju.t Beatt Moon.
line ,if ihe cloet mstchet alnos tha
imirney began waa played asl iglu In I
the Brooklyn handicap at the Brooklyn!
Billiard Academy (Jeorge T Moon tried
to pluj 200 while Claud Lewli waa play-
ing 110, and nfte- a nip and lu. k ' I ug-
gli- Lewis mail,- hie pan gfter Moon liud ,
soorsd l7. it took Aft) InnltBgS to
,,."'....,.. a? Tn '.. . ., '....'i.... .. ..... 'J
'"'" '-- '-""is "
is. i.i anu ii, wmm .uoon avcrageu
IT-jO ami ran II, I ;. snd 1 1
lalliollc I ulnn In Hold lion.
The Catholic Vounc Men' National
I'nion will bold lla Ihlld weekly Invlta- I
nun croag-rountry run from the ciyh j
ho USB of Ihe St. Monica V c, .117 biaal
riighly-fourtll street, on Hululay, Decern.
her I'k. nt II P. M. The msmben of all
Catholle clubs are Invited to compete.
SCHOOLBOYS' ACTIVITIES.
wiiiiam I'm itnik-. w ho p,ay ., t entr
Tin r" n a mUtntta fttlOUl (hi Hush
n il k ' rmmrc hnnkittbtill guin hlni
i-t h. iitiifi fnt v.'!tT'i.i Th (eiini ila nut
Ul until .luiiu.uy fi
Th gnnUftl tmltHir y
riintou iukJi Vchooi. v
on jAnUstP) vv'l I'
p f m t H nl unit' vOM 'I
nf I'' WM l
vtlll lie drill
nine npeii
Thf ilmtl w iin DVhll'll " " havt hrn
liii f.-ier'l.i 'i tli- Kuurth dwinn' btttti
Bnioklyn btwn D Win Clinton nml
Boy Mljih, i rtiit-.i on owing la tha
illnaWM tnf BiMnbttrii of ilia latter ImhiIi
The. baki ''4i ii K.t in' m h-iluliii
ittj hrtwp.-M the rrtwhman nva ol ti
fork rniv'Hiiy .m-t fCwtou n HUli
Wl-a pOftpOn! Mill II il lilt . I .1.1 1 i' )
nn ntre.lniit00t Mini litlU
i' ip
i Nn
Hi'l
Mai
1 a c 1 .k.t. k 1 1 el nit haa
liaia rot- Ho- I'eiv 1
Th Ural IH I"' 0
si lonn'e Prep
-. I'OI v In-
arranged nine
ep BWlininlns
i Jgnuarj la
in. puarlh
lull III, , II)
111 allet I- -.-I oi
diMi
an ii i
igain
i-hainploiishlp inr wn ear
anu t-.pe.-u to repeat.
1P0LY PREP PROTEST
PROVES PROFITLESS
,,,.,, Sphoo. fl
ams Committee
Ifi'fiisrx to Revise Result
of Stiivvesant Meet.
STTSK DISQUALIFIED
T,,, , ,,,, (.,ni. game . ominlttee
a.ii i. i ,l .
'" mM" L.
aotlon on the proteat of f oarh Stanley
MeUahle. on behalf of I'oly PTOg, in
tiin rherge thnt the point si-orlng sys
tem ued at the siuyve.iant game Sat
Urday evening Wag wrong. The commlt-
tPr rule.l that It whh entiieh
nvat'er
thin the Jurisdiction of the rftuyveaant
faculty, it adopted reeolutiona
mer. that It. the future 1 1 high s
now 1
hool '
should conduct their point scoring on tha I Tlll, ,r(lok WAt thti vp.ir M n
has! of ;.. 3, ; and I, to ovoid furthericorr.il fir thousands of war liore Ttii
comtiiicHtions. I mornina James Uutler, ajcoontpanlod by
I'oly
ontendad that the r. s a. i.
I, I and 1 should hive becji
rules of
i...l .,. meet A
t WM point were distribute 1 .f. .1 and 1,
.,lkh ,n.ulp Morrle High S. hool the
tr,,,,iv winter with 11 polnto, and Poly
sec,,, id with 11 points. Ha I Ihs poll v
-j p s . ,,,, followed Poly
. , , ,,, H ,,ints
and Monil would have been ecmid with
13.
A rul'ng on
Auchterlonie
the eligibility of Jim
Rrasmus nail was laid
over until the next meeting on January
7 The renson given was that It would
be better for the games committee lo
win' until the Hoard of Hduca.tl.rn com
utlttee talc action.
ant. Hariv BtUtSky of tie TV Witt
i Clinton High
tool oasueiimu fmmtn wmm ,
declined InsltsibtS to repreaent the scnooi
I any longer Desldee attending the cnui-
ton Institution Btutsky also a stu
dent a' Savage's In ruling him out of
I scholastic sport, the committee declared
I that the mimes he had plsyed in should
: ,i i n tli-- results. Al RJehsrdSOn,
i member of the Clinton track team, was
i declared eligible H- left school nisi
, went t. mill., ii'tcicii'iir evemi-g s ln.ol
na has returnee t
qUSSt to be put I
'Union and hi ie-
good stsndk g wai
granted,
The Buevcomnt ttee
aPlpolnti'd to pasa
On the rule ,.f : neW private aid
iiren 1..I100;- le.,cu. reported fucorab.)
on t'le rule as adopted They Will lie
acted upon fin illy on tlie evening of
January T at the New York Athlet e
Club, where n joint meeting or the
puhlic and private e.-r.ool he , I will lie
hel l In as many cases as i BSlblS the
rule of the new league conform to
tlmi. ,.f me P, g, 1.
The officers ol Ihe Igh I I samer
- 1. - r 1.., I f, ,- tie ec sill I IT
"oou -
year They bp
Manual Training.
Way. Stuyveaant,
land Patterson,
Herb, t
.nei rwerv.
oharknsn :
trsaaursr,
ret in
pr , p
at. I
isnw
The Twenty-third ftegimsni armory.
Hmnkltm. has bee,, ,ie- mated st lh
,-e:ie ,f the annual high soboola' indoor
track md llsld ohsmplonshlps. which will
ie held on the evening of January i''
I he Junior tnetrop n tan rhampioiuehtpa
of the A A, I" will be hell the sew
evsnlng,
ll-O llmoKlV Hd Will t.IKe
I'I
Hi r 'i ei
it
tl
Til', rtce
Armory
The annual w
nming
!. C N
,, upiiine n t
V ..n Prid ,
will la- held in the 1 '.
evening Msroh 10, '
of Htatsn island re
award of the BOOcer C
i Ity and Mushing g
title H W IS de. Ide.
championship would
due to ossei of prof
' t s High Rchoi ;
reived the official
hamptonstrlp of the
t the erossscountri
I that tio bassbs 1
lie held next yea",
esalonallesn, Bach
Whreil will
rrsnge it- own scnsouis
f,,r toe holding of .ndoot
ganci en
...,. . ,,.i n.-ld it.imc wen- giai.ied as
Ifoilowa: ii- Witt t'tinton, BiKtysnlnth
llati I-'., o-ie. nt . lieg-.ment. l-eo-ijiry ..
and Horace Matin. Twenty -second fi.-g.-
msnt, Psbruary '-'i
STATE WINS AT SOCCER
Haverford Baal 1 "
(.omnia li ". (.onl- lo -
PlIlhAPBUMIIA, I'i" "I"
leaa'a aatBTeaallon of sue el
Sine (01-
ICVSr plsyeis lid
ii inlstersd
i lav. rford '
s, ,ere pealing lo me
llcge team on Merion Sield
at H8V
gal- I
i f.,pl to-day to tile nine or
I, PIVS of Ihe Scarlet and
III-. eh olavarta were men m is t,i .,e m-
tercoTlegtnte championship eleven and
Ihs othert wen gscond ami third team
players.
In dirt t . mtrasi to tha game
ntavari nn Pnir.klltl Plfld "I' Monday the
, teal io-da was si tsdlngl
pluyi d The llni up
wei.
Hiii.rfei'1 Poltla
p.
Itmh
i ; .
Vrnar
I hue .
fullbaok, Kelt)
1.. ( In! lb, k .-medial i
Itmh liMiri.aek Ha...- t,.. in i
'an 1 1 ' halfback II mii-rg
. I.ef i halfbai k . . Irern'.m ,
. ,i nitalri rigin .... xx ei herald
. . inside rlgnl Wllellnaon
Cantri forward porwarl
...Inside left Weel
. .uuisi.ie lefl bli boleon
Mtre
Han ie
1,1 . ar 0
Wellei
fre. small .'
t i 'roasinsn
Rush)
geora Stata
Heals tVeet.
'tillage. '. Heverroru,
pvirwart, . wllstlasoB, l
I ' I I ,. Ill ll ll
T.,ii,.t c ,tt '-.ii ixinuig i
llnrrn Ren re. .l ine . lv "i
Slmone, Stale, an-' rhorpe,
Tune ol Im'ves It mlnutri
l.lneanien
Havti I r.t
ptpnti
II. ml Cltlb i lellla lo . X.
PKIs.AMI.fHIAi Dor
iwi.it dub. wii ll 1
II .The college
controlled rowing
ii i vntitvh ni.iri for
i lie 1.11 twenty
yoaro haa .i loot lurnod Hi uihorlty
m,T to ih Atiii'th- A-wocUtlon. It WOl
foarod t t tin' iio.it club inemborsi would
I-,. dim- id i.n 1 1"' h rnono'iiBor.l whUh
would k'' ,,l, BUthorlt) " "i" Athlotlr
iMoriotl tur. M nlghl rotulori
meeting ol tbo rlub the omotidmettl
Mssni if it i. .ii not boon pMted (he
AthlotU' 000l '.ttln hod unolTI.M.illv .
throtiienod i drou it- eupuort r rowing
and lot IN boot club ronduoi tho oMii
TO-DAY S HAVANA ENTRIT j
Mrtl Rses- Pures !: Iwo-sssr-ohtsi meld
rna; am lunmiaa
Viauinenl ,
tnanittnt 'ar
Tlllll K.mlllnu
I". KnnlV It
intamilal
I ''.' (it BllStlO
lit:
Smirking ''''
sai-nial Use r'UP tisl ha" lurlonge
ate. IllirW MM! nellllni
Manuolil '"' Knertelie
Uueeli M'Ple Loulwi May
w , n hirer '"-' huniiv May
tat
Hi ue Roek
Third kliT III
furlongi iinee rear 1
ld
and npwariil puri
Kopje
Yellow Byaa
Laura
ilnO: lellllU
t" gnvei Her
bin Luther
i.u. hinsh Pn . .
lilt
Vourlli Usee- Klve lurlongi Ihree-jpear-ohta
i uuwarili puree MM; eellint
Mnntrral "'' (niliefaler . .. bin I
While-, hlioh nn W ilid.i itei .. f -
.p;, r, Hll Waler MIS ,.111
Brlsi Pslh 11,7
Piiiii it.ee rive rurlonga; lhresyearol(ti
mill unwsnl; purse MM; telhiii
r 1 (1 The Par 0J
-I iiili'H ml Prnlaanrj i"i
iga wiute IH Tiger Jlai . . ii"
1.,,.,-,-ni i"'1 lachtsblbble . it:
-,att. Bate gelbnt : puree MMi litres jreal
,,i,i- .onl uuwaro our
M nunli
Kit mu l-'i el
nn
ll
i in
tm
llll .
I hi
Han .ion
M WM
It at rilaah
tilaniuhM
M oi a.n i t Meier
Ulergloa
I"', fhittyiiuiik
mi Maaini Chap c
I'd A nl until
i". NBPier
Ii .l.o. Iml
110'
Aiirentio sallowooxo I laiiuoU
CHANGES PLANNED AT
EM CITY m
Jamei Hutler Resumes Control
Md Will Bold Ranning
Meet Next Season.
Mot nt VanNON, v. Dec ll - a
runninc meeting mirelv will lie held
next eeason t tin empire CUy track,
for Jameo Butler BUC - to-day In
- regaining
I raanll or
possession ol .- track aa a
Mg long legal l ittle for the
property, Tin- period within which tha
leee ,.f the tin. k the National K;i,r and
Bgpoaittdn AeMelatlon could file a boml
which would enable .t to keep the track
until It appeal could lie decided ended
to-day.
BecataM fie Matlonal Fair and Impo
sition Aaaoclatlon failed to nle the bond
for jr.o.iii'ii to stay eii ution Mr. Butler
took iu.ir.4uiiiii of it, l&aa nnh hmwtw
,.,!, tTnder ... order of Justice
aforschaueej no stay t,in-i:ng .hi appeal
n-om tn. verdict would in- granted unless
tl... K,....l .....a I
.secret. ii v John MaCKin 01 the l-.mp re
Assoc let Ion, .md 'in r lawyara, ThoTnaa
F. Curran of Yotiker atui John w.
Kngan. wetii to the tiknpire track and the
keya wei turned over lo Mr, Hutler by
President Williams of the N it una I nsso-
elatlon,
There were onl I r, -ore of war l-orses
on the pro pert) and they asia taken to
the new war hocse corrsl ai Dunwoodls,
Mr t'urr.in announced to-night thai Mr
Butler has just purchased a valuable
strtp of property at the -.rrr of t'en
ra.1 and Yon,ers SVSnua, Which abut on
iti Umpire property, which will hsttana
formed Into i lm;,thI new entrance to tt-
racetrack. ''l" ButlSI gsve Orders to
put a latve g.mg of men it work lm
proslng the tri.k." on id Mr. Curran.
The , tnl, hm, W, bKIm n'til n'nnil
i will be rei,.iell..l In nrenamtlen
for e big running nieet nesl year. Mr.
Hutler and other proffllnsfii horsemen
now Intend to ship their running horses
ti the track
LEVriS VICTOHIOl'S A(iALN.
st ra agler
lllapuses
of He, on pan .
linn.
lie l.l a I
Defeating tic M saked Marvel on Mnn
day t gi t did not seem to i-. Ktrunglei
I-" is ,, hie eil i,t f, i he
iwis ,.. ,,,, Bppre. extent, f. t lie.
was in eufflclently g-.od siiap- last nlgbl
dispose "f Rulo llevonpaa, Ihi gnu t
Plnn. oi the Wl. .i na tiiurneti at t'-if
Manhattan tinera House
Lew Is threw I' mnneuj with
and aids chancer) In SI mlnui
nnds. He will t. kle the Mask
IOC
, !! M. -
I Marvel ' !
. again tonlghl to a Anieh boui
Two draws enlivened ii" pro
(last night. Hem. r breaking et
' Bayley and Tnfaloe .md 'he
i Marvel meeting a similar fati
eedlngs
n wiiii
Masked
In the
i- i.
wri.t and arm lock In 5:
1 , I ', this we
ill IStSt,
and i. mow
rrusneo rueit m ins i
Paka down. Mulh r In 1 1
1 1
hip
M like.
ic
lull.
I, o' Slew
BoHTO!
1
I - Oom
from 1-
In the
Castle, Pa., wo'
or phllsdslph i
ieir boui nt tli,
loughory
tli round" of
Ighl
Arii'in
,1
-..aso. ,i ntics -ighery
. i I I., -t
, : ound, a'td t
tun, of how
len aft
long
YOU
00 right up unci down the line on gifts you won't
strike one near the cost of this P. A. humidor
that wins such hearty appreciation!
For a smokinij-man gets a lot of home happiness and
contentment out of Prince Albert ! It's so delightful
in a pipe or rolled into a cigarette. And that humi
dor, with its sponge-moistener top, is a joy'us outfit
for any man to call his own. Keeps the tobacco in
such dandy trim.
And bear in mind, when you buy this humidor, that
r. A ia ao n'' 10 'nnp Oaf, 5r ; tidy rmd Hn. 10c;
und tn huttUsvm SHMtftd ttnd Mmif pound tin humid f.
RIOTS. NOT RACING, AT JUAREZ.
en I l.t of Katrlee la Given flat
for To-morrow.
jL'ARtl, Mexico. Dec. 21. fUota Inci
dent lo the readJttStmsnl of political con
dition and the ettnbllshment of peace
made II necessary lo nbandon the dully
lirouratmne of racing to-day.
When the poatponement flrat was de
cided ution ll was announced that to
day'a onrd would atnnd over until to
morrow, but late In the afternoon the
racing management chnnaad Its plans
and gave out the follow lug list of en
tries Fust Raie gslUflgl three rear old and up
wurd: Hve a'ul one half furlongat
vttogaei v
M ajolls Tar
107
l7
n
IN
:s
111
1U
Propero sgby..
Col RendeU. .
i. W Kiksr
'Hapsburg ii
Tt.er Tip ,
Tinlillo
fsvorltS Article
''Kin t'liilton...
t"iWi-insll
smCool
PiliMarshal TilfhDMn
I... Noble Orand
101 Lady Pender
wn
s. ei,rvl Race Selling; three rear -olds
Lin Ward 1 one mile-
i I.
w Tillnton ,
tcUnhu Louie
Hen Iry
f'T Aritem
n:lA umen
: llownlsnd
ion Hoiinl Buck
inn
in:
Uj
IN
in
ill
113
akoin B
Sw ' .sin
mark Mate ...
Tlie Monk
seiwr tn Dana, .
Wild Hear
Pro Uealla .
Net
Third Here OeHllei lour year olds and up
ward i fiirlung:
Auntie Curl hv Strathearn .MS
Win,, i Collee tst
Vln-e ieMetrooolitsn m
Tvste. 1,f 'Mek B Kubanks. tl
fourth Mt - Handicap; oelllna; three-year-olds
an. upward; seven furlong'
Hi kfleld s Bonania 11
1 arlicue ioolKooteoar U
tar oi i-(-e Ml
fifth lte --SelPng: three year nlda" and up
i ' i hi. and one-hnii farlonsst
Vovie H it ss Vertrsl Htghta
'iiirdmsti w.vconinMigiit ...
M Hi .i.i, .... lirflLntle .lake... .
'l.i.i Pins, k, , pit lir Mack 11 ..
hatel r itriCrocdoiet . .
Moller t'Strhoetaw
M.-Alen leTICusiosj liouss
i.iity in;
Stath Rare OStHns; three yaar sldo Ml up
1 one m'le ami ll eighth;
inttilne (oaey . miTranaparenl .... ... Ms
Pter tlwn tin. 'Sharper Knlflil 101
i'i ii blue XiOoldy W'
More '04 Nautua Mdne HI
Appre(ee miowanee el aimed
HAVANARACTNORESITLTS.
Sirsl Psc -Sel'tng; three-raar-olds and
ispwsrdi pur.e fiiiO: i. furl04igs Lily
urme, it? , Sehsftlnger), even. 2 to 5 wnd
t tn i nn: Tnsr. 112 'Jonesi. 4 to 1. I
lo ' bi, t 4 to :. gscond; Merry Jtibllet, Hi;
(Cartnerl, f' m 1. : ti l nd ivpn, tli'r,1.
Tim", i tit Rranlngton, rasil HSl,
fdts s i -turns. Mls Klsgssury arid Bins
llnuts aleo ran.
o I i.-i e Sr:tlng. ttires-y ear -eids
an I ,ii r I; p-nse linn, five nr.d aalf
'or'. air- F unii ins iTHnllal. I S 1. i
l . .- and i ( I wsm Mmsad adama. ion
" sri, 1 is 1. 9 lo I and ven. sensad
'' k. '"" ttvan.. o t. 1 tn 2 nd 1
, ,hlr,, Tlm ;.3. sir Dke.
i Rm ,,,' m. alee rsi
- Third Race -Selling; iwe-yoar-eldBi
- !'"' .""'I "sir roneags
Medea, mi
. PsTlngten c ll to 1, It tn i
i won; tusser to iDoml-
I find ?V, l"
k 1 1 t m m i
T tn 5 and S to aeeond:
i Blue nn k in
'Alni. Ift to 1, I to I and i
third Time. I tSI Dan. lnr S'nr.
Handel Hsvens, Ttn'h Btncklsad
i M irlgo -I i ran
Botirtii Rare -se t'ner. fn-ir y-ar-oidt nd
upward: parse ft'in five furlong Parlnr I
Roy, tit . Tap'lu. I ' , 3 tn and 1 tn J I
, M m rir s iWatiioiil 4 to 1, tn t -,
.: - end Sureget. 11. i llomllilek ,.
.' to R sod out llilrd. Time. 1
l:BQ 3 ti-. Qsnevleve nig l.uniai. sur
i. Skeetl n i Protogerae a n ran
v "ii Ra seping; four-yaar-olde and
npwai : pi!" li"". tb furlong pu-1
.e.i.e IIS iWattBI, ! l 1. I to . and S 1
gon; Bseumom i ia, in, Parrlnt
,,. . -.. 1, C'3 to I and tn ',. aecotid. 1
i el (Allen), I ta I, t t" t and
, ,, hi r i Time. 1:0.-. Clarlbel, Paul
i.,-t. vini Mu haeho, Crleee l!rair czl.
" .' ' ' "
." Race -'I'lni; ihres.vear-nida an I
ipwai 1 nir.r t4(i". nn.. mil and a all
. . , i Pbevran n I P rrlngtnn I, 4 te ,
ind i I went goraagter, lit
Mi, em.. . l,i I. 2 IB I and 1 to . M nnd,
Peather Duater 1"". Ilackaoa), J 4 tn 1. i 1
-., " and i tn imrd Time. 1 it Tm ;
l s i.-i'v Hrvn, Karl of RavSTi (,-,
i Pbarlee Uralngsr also ran
buy this crystal-fflass humidor brimful of sun
shiny Prince Albert tobacco and get that
little old "Christmas thing" off your mind!
Nnce
the national
OLD TIME BOXERS
IN THE RING AGAIN
Flghtem Who Won Fame
Years Ajro at Benefit for
Kid I.avine.
Theie mi a amnll crowd i 'hi- Har
loin Mportlns Flub last night lo Witness
.1 number of old time rl-ig favorites I
to come hack In exhibition bouts for the
benadt of Kid latvigne. one of the el .
dlest rtghtera that America ever pro
duced The general run of ring follow
era evidently have forgotten the mighty
doings of the Saginaw Kid. hut his fel
low mitt artist turned out In Rood num
ber and many popular men of a genera
tlon ago performed eliher with the
gloves or acted a referee.
The Kid himself got an ovation whon
he atepped Into the ring to referee the
bout hetween t'o of the ancient ones.
Kid McPartlnnd and Owan Zlegler. The
comedy bout of the night WSS supplied
by Frank Moran ar.d Willie LsWlB
These huaky fighter IndUMd little
Johnny Krtlo to take the J'Mi of refer' .
and then tried to put the bantam
plon out of buslne by aiming
la in
take awing at hi head Instead of
at rea h
other.
Among the others who did their share
were Patsv Haley, Rammy Keii. iinv
suiitvan. ifoung Corbatt, Toung rieiffo,
Dal Hawkins, Jack Cooper. I'. l i ly ( ;nr
m in. Kid llogan. Bonny Murph . Johnll
Dundss, Benny Lsonard, Tommy Mu'-ph;-.
Jack Penning, Patay Kline, Yci i
Brtwn. Kid lwis, Leevch Croan and
Jlm.ny d Forest.
BARTFEELD BEATS ALBERT
tenser tloes Mweh llnldina I "til
the Klathth Round.
Roldirr Bartfield nutb. xed Kid ': :!
In a ten round bout nt the Broadway
Sporting Club 'ast night. POT 'he hri-t
seven round HartticM was OOnli i.i 'o
otitnidni ht opponent and Kid Alhen
! meanwhile did little Put hold
In the eighth round Albert thn a h in
1 self Into ihe fray with some vlgot anil
I from thnt point t-i the end Mtmd up ai !
swapped pun -lu-s The .-,-t three roui i
I were the only ones with nny re. it nctie
I and Bartfield, though not - t,i-i and
aure a uual, was able to hold his nn
In these s in.
GOOD SCORES AT THE TRAPS
DP. Martin II lit h RePateh Man nt
Itohln llunil I luh.
Or of r tie lie. sii s of thi
aa.in.
In which many of the crack thnte ' -peted.
was held at the llobln Hood
Gun Club, Concord, Rtaten laland, yes.
terday, and while It u.,s hltl
oid on
tlie mountslnsids whsro t;-...s ,v tation
match at 100 birds tick place aome tall
ecores were returned by the twenty-five
men a tin faced t' traps
Or. Q H Martin prtrvsd to l.e the
high scratch nan He broke I OUI "f n
noaatble 1"" tatin M tMahon lied Ralph
BpOttl for BSOOnd plate will, sfi .JS nfl
score, anil in the shout, iff gputte W(
Cole Roberts won the higii hai 1. ,
prle. leturnlng a card of M on his
handicap of g H. J Bsyeradorfer w .
c. -md Wtth I-" N.tie of t.., 1, i-Oih
returned scores better thsn 90 with . r
har.di, aps.
Prince Albert tobacco is made by our own patented
process! That's why it's so givxi besides cutting
out bite and parch! And that's whv it's popular
with men of all tastes ail over the
like it. sure; because he can smoki
evening it will not irritete his tongue!
Go right into any shop that se lls tobacco and ask for the
Prince Albert pound crystal -glass humidor. It's the
one great big universal all-jov-man-gift that's beyond
criticism the "Gift-that-Gnts-tnt'-Glad-hand ! "
Albert
joy smoke
YALE BETTER THAN
HARVARD AT SQUASH
I'.li (.i ol'iiites Score to 0 Yie-
tort
in las B Team
Mateh.
VI. OWN ( 01 UTS
( lass 11 l.ertgur
- i iMhsii up TUB i'
Van- !
I "' on Ida
Prim sieti
rleri ard
Heights Paetss,
. . t
. t
. l
l
0(1,1
unry
mu I earn match wst played in
' H aquae It bmnll league yes-.o-I
.' reeultsd In a victory for
ei 1 1, ir trd by a score of , to 0
V.;. Club courts The Princeto"
is 10 hue iil.t veil at the Height
the I'I
( rds)
V ile
at the
(.'lull .
Csi i i, but 'he organisations could not
gel ih.-, i sajundi together, so the match
postponed until mis aftornoon. Tlie
rssuli oi the match at the foM CUub
tin Vnlo team In iirt place in tn
SI u I'm' mm ffropg Harva-rt hack
' ' or . tad pines with Princeton
snd Columbia
i its (bowed uneapoctoti strength i
Mary Indlt dual match .md took three
of t'i I n Itrstghl names L I
ii 'I' and .1 Cnfbln were the Harvard
'i who succeeded ;n stretching thai
mai iiea to nn extra game, ilrtnnsll WM
In-Sten b .1 p Jnliitann after h hard
ffgh! it 1,1 v I IB, 15 It. The wa-.
S 'I- ih" Harvard man ran awav
v tli i'.. ptecond game made hini look
I i,e , a tiner, hut Johnson recovered and
led ti-i itighnul the third game. Corhln
lost i,. Ktlllmsn after taking the Mr'
game 't cores of 1011, la 2. II II
Tlie tujnmai 1st i
M II Johnson, Tale dub. defeated T A
t I t-t I i-i -. llKivtirl flub, In . 17 It 1.
Piatt, i lie i lib. deflated O M Richard.
H' ' i ' . 1115, IS Ij J F John
' ' " ' d' rt'feutrd I.. I. Orlnnal!
" 1 (' nt- '' . - iv t6 is. j. r
-;: 1'ale . in., defeated J. Corbtn.
" lb. It IS, 161, IS 1J. A C
- i" defeated l K Clarkssn
Mai 'i'i,!.. i. i;,i: h-ors--Yat
hi, , Harvard Plus, o.
l'IfTSBURG BEATS YALE.
M
is II i . I. . i hit 1 1 I. it in, -
by Inae
I a i-u I n score
I HI lo 2P.
f rrai no, I'a . lie, '.l. The Tal
bsakeil learn was beaten by the t'nl-
lt "f Pittsburg live to-night at tha
i .-Medium before one of the large!
rowi lhal .-vi r Wltnesssd a basketball
gan IMi-loirg. The a. -ore was 31
" nl I H e gamg wag close all the
way
Ihs end of the fir I half the local
' II lo I 1, and aeemeg
' ' Inner but Yale came
bai'H after ;. interval and In a few
nwmenii
lied ti n acore at 1 I all. Lubic
d half made seven foul goals
miss ( 'I -on was In fine form
good die of his position. Ilia
Wi re from difficult angles. The
,11 n,e ,
llli, mt
and too.
rive i'i. (I
lineup
PI
Luh! M. l.i--Mate.-.
H .- Tie-
llt'Nu
t'usl linn
Left forward .
it i w b i forward.,
i 'eni re ....
I -ft guard . .
Illah' KUMrd .
Pltl-buraj, 31. Vale
Va
. . . .W'etnar
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... KlPTiey
- ... Taft
Si. a
B : Ra a a .
I l Ite-r. . ri'a,-
Lulu,
'i nasier i. afateon
rn,,; -ttinner!
hi of in i,,.-....
ii Tims of halves It
ng
world! He will
u all day and all
R. J. RtYNOLDS TORACCO COMPANY
Wiaetoe aaiees.M.C