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Yale Announces Le Gore Ban Will Not Be Lifted This Year Winston Puts Bull Out of National Squash Tilt
THE SUN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916.
LE GORE AND OTHER
PLAYERS DON'T LOSE
AMATEUR STANDING
lii' How jm! to Compete
in N'l Vein for
Yule.
TO I Mil"!' SITCKSSOK
TO C'T. Ml Mil' UN
itti- Conn.. t-Vli. 10 --The
I committer which has
ii r.g the c.iso.. of ll.irry
i'h f-ir other Vnie nth
i f . 11 voluntarily sinned
. , ini ttiiiK their Int'Hiflbllliy
.'.icil summer Imm-Ii ill
,1- SOU tO'lllffllt. This
' .- men from participation
i i- s for the remain Jtr of
. jmr
i v 'Pec .9 emphatic In ltn
iii i ie nmateur R'ntiillnB
i . i II nut he affi-i'tctl bv
T e
t-r-
. r .1
In V i
t
T
' llr '
Tl f.nt thnt no state
. . irg.ir-litiB tile standlliB
ri i.ir !i reB.inlril here
, , ;c tie men will be al-
, , ,i ncx! .tear, although, nj
i r- tulil he obtained
,i me of the inoHi important
rr .ii on m Yale athletic".
,. t - i star fullback unit true!:
i , c! ISlll 1'ns.ton wis an
( l ,i halfback on tho foot-
li Artli : M'.lburn In now cap
ot he .ie h iscball team, while
1 .cll.v Is one of the beat
Yale staff, anil Hubert
e ii tr.a ust.i at second base,
n ' .ill team.
t .15. men plajeil dimmer bafe
h. i .i ii 'tier for the (Juoruo Kleld
r 2 I. I., -mil received
r in .ir.pcn.itlon. Whop the
-lie Yale authorities
".cr witli the nmi. who
t , c that the could be
a i! .1. ti. for their net.
IMKtlCll .i vol.mtai,.
i ' - ilumHrd it to a special
i e nee appointed to con-
i il'
ii . . i-isted of Ko'jcrt N
C 1 i i n nt the Yule atlihtlo
i professor In tlie Shef-
s tool : IIenr V. Huh
r i il lie S'hfllleld clen-
i i M. '. A... and l!i orKe
treasurer of Yale t'nl-
i
- f i. i-iiBf Ion It beanie
irmlttee was Aolns
i ts iir sin.il ib'teninnatlon
' lie inellKlblllty uf the
r 1 i;i.i: t.iti- sentiment In fivm
r statement became nppar
' e lo 1 by flu Yule billy .Vtr,
I r their reinstatement on
i i ons after the I'rmce'on
' i 'lit' associations had
ie 't'uuo!
i omin.ttee referred the
e i Y lie Corporation, vhlch
r ! ims on the cn"e at I in meet-
irduy nlcht and whl.'h re
f' " iMer btirl to the ellglblllt
i
in i.f the comnutie-'. on
r K t will necessitate the
' ew Yale baseball oap-
I il'iirn w III be unable to
' i ciiiuim probably will
' Vauirhn of llaveihlll.
v b '-man and veteran out-
' ' ale team. V.iu;hn
T a 1 .ii I".eter before he
"e of bin teanitilHtet
' 1 Wuy tin- Yale pitchrr,
oilier prohibit can
' ! - .
' the h.udest hit of
in n affected be the
r to-niRnt. lie will te
Yale next Juno and
I u '!. to play next le.ir
' ' if. I'd ty i oiumlt'ee did
pl.ncr.i at the enil
' Ke year. All cf the
.a . olleuti net car.
i t' which by a vote
' ' n .n piped November
' e tv in nue-tlon of
' ' - dc'i'salcd has decided
' M .urn, i:.iMon, Lesore,
' ' ' l.hett cannot rejire.ient
; ' t:.ate t,ontet durln?
te year beeatur of the
' -' r.ili, which reads:
' 1 1 athlete and no man
1 ' i'il any pecuniary
' ' :v iliiinent wh.it.soever
' - mnectloii with atli
'' - r ' .Uns of board for
i ! i ...ichlnK r teaching
i f athletics whafoever,
' Yale on any nthletlc
I i iv '
taken w ilh creat' re
r ' a tlinrotiKli conKld-
" t in the ca..e and
r ' ' Hons with .illlel.il of
I w tli rejuesentatnes
' . - i i'i
IHe pin) er- Mohibvl
' ira:i. t tlie com
" o way to nierlook
v ler of the rule. .Vor
" !' find any other
'1 of the matter which
'! afcptatice fop the
' r of the withdrawal
i s.trned w lien the
'' ' r i hciulitj was 11 M
lies not Impair the
1 iik Hi athletics of the
I' Is the expression of
' intention of thi) rum
' re,. Vale eligibility rules
e i i Jur to Yale's namo
i" '. !ther through ln
',is or iBtiornnce, and
.is I wen convinced after
W Hi I'll- olllcl.lls of the
-
rr
rr ,,t I
? " t
r. ,, w ,n . ,.,., natives
'' r un ver Hies that this Inlen
i in n 1 .ii . , . . .
I in w
the
I.,
u v wtmmi iiy iienarrini;
iivthid from participating
l( V ate contests rlllrlnn- lli
rr' ,t i icco j car.
XING SMITH NOW CHAMPION.
lake, m.,,.,,,1, iPHrurl c rown li
Ben I hie l.inlhond, fl-4, n-7, T-B.
K ik- Hm i won the Seventh IteRlment
i ' i liiainpionslilp yesterday
iiiii'..,i, i, iii.featuiK Arthur M. l,ovl-
1 " lh " in round of the reaiinpnlnl
" he Class A division three i
, ' i 5i Hmlth won the
" 1 epins 1nlbund In deep
"i ff.nc up to the net himself.
.,' " 1 of the match rivlliond
"' ".o-h of his best form and had
"4) ii u, lines in " l.io .nfr..i ..
ti! ii . in. i o. ...
i ' ., . niramni Karnes, giv-
' I th. Mil nml I'lnlKl,
Pell il' i
i'UI
lleefy Onr.men AnrTrrlnK.
' I'eh. 10. The oars-
veisity of l'enimylvanlu
t 'o Mi, id, that .Toe Wright,
' not as kind lioarted a
i' fir .t appeared. lt In
ii'" i hit afii'iiioon that there
nr of tliein who haa not
rnrti. ii,l. u.ii.
M'
,
' l.l i
in
f'jriin ' s
(roni Je
J"? ' J, " intends to set It off In ehort
'rdr
I'Tfn'l
L,un Mieial even ues in im
,, mr mini limy rw uuwii
l ' I' -i, ,,i i... ,i...i.
" in- iii-an 1:0,
GREATEST CREW SQUAD IN
COLUMBIA'S HISTORY OUT
Coach Rice Gleeful When Seventy-two Young Giants
and Six Little Coxswain Candidates Report
for Varsity and Freshman Boats.
James C. Illcc. head loach of tlie Co
lumbia KoHlnt; Club, wore, a smile laht
nlKht that hasn't been lt nliue .luno
-l. IOH. When III P.ioehtieelisln I...
Hashed n ch,iuiiouiiip cicw on an un-'
suspectliiB fportliiK public The c.iukc
of his happlnrs was the wealth of ma
terial that ati.iweied Ills llrst call for
crew candidate -i. A i.iUad of i-cvont)-elKht
men the huitcst In the hlstoiv
of rowitiR at Columbia reported In the1
new cicw room .n t'nlurslty Hall cs-l
terday afternooi. Ylilrt) -nine .f tlie I
men were candidates for the arsltv
eltfhts--thltty-thtce for the frehmiii
ilKht and six for the cosswain sis:t:ons.
"If that bunch that beat Vaic." said
Coach Illce a few das ami, "and u
few mote come out we'll do some moro
beatlint this sprint;." The entire crew
that b.-ii Viilc was on hand, cery one
of tho men ImMiik heeded tho wariiitiB
to pass his examinations. Tile extra
men wete of irood eiiiiUKli build to war
rant ltlce's ptcdietlon coil nc true.
"We are out fur a lecord thii Je.ir."
said Morton ti. limine, bead of the row.
lnc dub and chairman of the board of
stewaids nf tin. Iiitrrci'leclate IIiiwIiik
Association. "We Wan a le.oid In
numbers arid abllll..
There was exotMhlnc to ind.iate that
the wishes of both would Iv Kr.it. tied.
The statistics of the miu.iiI had Hot been
made up. Hire said thc would not be'
until nil the men had come out With
very little prrllnilnar.x talk lllce s'miled
nut the old men and seated them in the'
rowlnc machines nf the l!iK. varji'.n I
that rowed nt roiiKhkeepsle Vincent
Sanlmrn, captain and No. 3. Marry
Naumer, bow . b'oKK. coNswaln, and
Tichborne, No. 3. were the most Impor
tant amoiiK the mlsslnv. Naumer is a
student at the college of physicians and
surgeons and may Join the siuad when
It takes to the river
Kraticis M SiuiouiN, captain of the
undefeated foothill eleven, was one of
the llrst to appear lie was eated at
No. T in the siv.wd boat I Wormi-cr,
stroke of last ear's eitht in tlie bit:
varsity lace, was relnc.iteil to No. '. In
the third boar U. . said tli it all por
tions wele t. nt.it ie at.d tin ie. ilon
woulil be rei'bed .lout lie iienn.iuent
bo.it'nc" until the ll n'riei . lea, e l up of
Its ire and aiowed ! . .irnneii to ue
Kdcewater a i iiii.i
I'lans ate under cniislderatinti, It was
TRAVIS AND LEWIS !
WIN THEIR MATCHES:
Veteran ami . iiiiiupler (Jet
Into Senii-fiiuil Koiiml in
Opptwite nrarkot.
Pt..M Hk.cu. Da.. Feb. 10. A pre
diction after the iiiiallfylinr round of the
.'illth Florida i-lnmp:i'nlnp that H.'.-l-iinhi
M. Iewis. the tniin; Wkacl
pilfer, would 1"' a ll nl' with Waller
J Tr.txls and probabh eHc tin lianlen
Ct pla.sei .i rub fur 'he ul7.e looks
prophitlc from M-nilts of to-days M.-ond
round of mat, Ii pl.n . HI- match auainst
Husil Colt ended on tlie fourteenth
Kreen and he should win ittlinM a e.isllv
from 1" c Van liu'eii. Mlnlkahda. in tin;
fi.inbtlnal to-morrow
Travis will meet Frank Fr,uler, Ks-cv
Countv. who ha- shown exceptional
strength. Judged by hid past record, but
Is not likely f.i survive. II. C Claikc.
Myopia, cot into tlie soml-llnals of the
ss-ond tllKht by winning from W II
Mnltli, Oakland, in an extra hole match.
The summaries:
Ftr.t i-ill"!!, s..'i'Hi, ItoiiiKi- -Uiilter ,T.
Trnl. Harden lit). df"it'l A. 1" Hus
ton. M Oat Id. and i. I' I'. Frailer.
I.sx. defsHleil II I 'em In r' n. ('tli-doiilii.
I iin.l 3. F I' Van Hu-en Mlnlkahda ite
feu It I J : Miillb. W I tnliietiin. 3 am! :.
It M. I.ewl" Wkutrl defeated I!ueei
Colt. Harden flt, :. and t
JsTf.nd .sltlii'll, s. ard llotmd II. II.
ljnuioii, Htnioor, defeinl .Limes H 1111,
Toledo, up. Oenrre W Sliw. Tnledo,
won frrnil W W l.'in. S. nr.tne. lit de
fauli. Fred c tnniBit U"kawiiv Hunt,
ri'tested i: A II"' I II. fi 'iii'U'l. 1 iiJ 3.
II c Clark. Mjipl.i .l'iat.,1 W II
Fmuh, uaklsiil ! up it'i hole, i
ATHLETES SEEK REVENGE.
Ituy nod I.oiiiiiIs In i rt iii-olulil In
liirillinin (inine.
Two nttiletis will aitempt lo lome
back at the c.imes or Fnrdh.im I'nlvet.
slty, lo lie In Id in iln- Twenl -M iond
HeRltnent Armory to-niKlil. Those are
.loie Hay and Jo Loon is. both nf Cbl
ineo, Hint both mitioiial lii.imiilons who
bate been defeated III their teicnt rai es
In this itv.
Al the New Yolk A C Karnes on
Tuesda nlKht Hay was tho tnilm In
on.- of the iuol fooli-hlc run null' raies
ever seen. Why lie allowed tho p.ue
to he made so slow lh.it II took neatly
two minutes and a half lo niter the
tlit half mile Is a mtstery, but the
ChlciiKnan Insists liiat lids trior will
not bo tepealed In the mile and a half
rae at the Fordliam meet. Hay will
ko out fiom tlie sliul and set a.Jiot p.ue
In tho hope of hi'UHUK the Isist lime
for the distance, ii inluutcs 40 15 sec
onds, mailt) outdoors by Tommy Conneff
in lSHu.
I,oomls will not dlpule niptemao
with the sieat sprlnler Unwind Dicw,
hill will attempt Ins tomebink In Hie
hurdle nice, The distance of this evcnl
Is 10U cards, and the line will be tun
over obstacles whh h the upcedf man
fiom tile West is aldo to step uxor. He
will lie opposed lit- Ailhur IhiKiis and
lark llller, tompelllion tthliii leads to
the belief tli.it a new malU will Im
established.
Prew, wlio Is In tine form Just at pres
ent, will try lo uidiihllsh new matks tor
SO, 90 and If'.', t.inls in I lit- splint lace,
and Pate Caldwell will bo tin; head
liner in the hull mile lace
Hoy Moli-e, the tialional J-'O taid
liiamplon, who has inn t-cuniil In luow
on two oetiislons tills winter. Is a bo
lleter In prepaiedness. He Is a mem
ber of tho Salem Ciesnnt A. C. and lep
ii. i. nts llinl club In in, I'll coninetltioii,
lint it was slaled yesltiday Hint Hm
ri.-i.-i o iller had Joined the i:iithth Heirl
ment and would lepiesenl that oritanl
zntlnn In Milllnry l.enKiie ofents. The
KlKhth has not been nblo lo hoasl of
man.t k'ood iithleles, tho most notable
In recent oarn beliiK Dick Iteuier, the
walker. Mnisc Is it youn tinnier of
great piomlso nnd will! Prew'n letlre.
ment In slk'ht ho has a liiiuini to
carry off lh laurels at any distant u
up lo 220 yutds.
Mlnnewitn XX'nnls No Fro".
MlNNKAl-ul.lH. Minn., 1'eli 10. iii"
I'nlverslty of .Mlnnenita riiotbali team
candidate's of l'.i Milunt.ilily went on
record utaliit-t any liifiiitilons of Hm
rulc of nmiitiiillm and ailopjed Mm
honor nyslem for .Minnesota football nt
a. dinner last night, They thus took the
flint Htep III what Im cxpecled to bo a
country wide niovo to aulvo the Hummer
baiebalt problem.
nnnounced, to build a ntw boatliouse
about a. mile aboie the IHflth street
ferry on tlie New Jersey shore. A bus
Hue from MnniliiKsldo JlelghtM direct to
the quartern Is Included In tho pchenie.
riio project will cost moro than JSU.OOO
and will bo a reality If the present. In
terest In rnwitiK continues. Then is
.i boathoui-e at the foot of lliith street
and Klersldn Drive, called the tl.uld
l-ontliouse, but It seldom Is usel because
the wind from the West tn.ikej) the river
choppy. Tho I'allsades on the west
shote protect tho cmwh and make lor
better roulmr facilities.
'Plllllll.il ii... n -..I...
uiiriij ra.-e IS I1CJI
scheduled until the American Henley, a'
Philadelphia May 15, when Columbia.
Annapolis. Pennsylvania and Princeton
race for the historic Chllds cup, thero
will be several thliiRs to keep the oars
men busy u the meantime. Iutcrdor
mltnry and Intercl.iss races and a recit
lar spriti rcitnttii have been proposed.
In view of the Inrito squad, they are
expected to ko through. The squad
whh h t' l.orted. and the boatlrur of the
tarsity, Junior and third crews, was:
Varlly Candlilatf.-Senlnr--C.ipl. W Nnr.
man llratlon. t M fMmomtj. w, II Dirk
iiianii. f II Mvrrs. .1 Orlh.y. it II. Jan., y
A IteniUil, .lunlor. W T llooven C W
S'lit.Uken. V li Hurrhord, V II MUlrr, K
l Jiiek.on It J Dalv. 1) A Have., It .
Wormw, n iAlrrn, it A nel j K
ii" !"'t'.i,f 'Lr"lT' J 'Ke.ili It K Muiiro.
' t .U'homores-J II. Trnwbrlilfe.
K It t) Loiubllu. II, V Leys. R V I.nr.
t O I'etiiirll It. A AMI. J. II. (JiiH.hati. II
h .sttiiiburne. K K Kriandte, II. y wiu.
liiiiM-n y o Hyde. J nohrenwent. It. Donnell.
., Jl t-"'!'' , V U. Coudert, Jr. C II.
WllllllH. I, TllllkK.
Krr.limnv- I. Morn. F Montr. S It Ja
"'b. M K Kelcham. M. liertner. I., T Work.
A M i.nlitberc J II. llrodertck. A. M fih
L""v'...".Hy " t"ur,Jr. M I.. Hall, It. Shllll'
l""-,1 'toach. J. M. litt. K. Hlnler. H T
llird. N K Ilarni'tadter, II Pow. u. Ilu.
iiiiiii.ni J S, Henwtck. 1.. J rtaoii. It. Mar.
r.iro, II. ron. It. C Hxwkln.. M. K
t hamlierlaln, ! lllllard. 1.. S. Van llouten t)
Jriswi.lcl Jr. I. II liaer. K. K. Simon, U. a'
Dim lien. It. II Krea,
Varmty C'oxatn-.. K I'a.,Ioek. M
Thomas, (i. K lilrnii
.,''.r.",.,.'."'," -"oln-F lvhl, W Neale,
K W Weimar
VARSITY I10ATINU?
Mroue - Itrntlnn Trowbridge. Courier!
So T IVnnill. ximntnW. liel
No. '. I.ihi) F (, llurclmrd, Wnrmwr
No liii km inn. s-tiK.tak!!. Hnanl
No l I l')i in Orthrr
No J. Oi.oiKlilm l.oren saville
No . Muri-. Jin.. Ja kon
Hon- It, K Munro, 1'rx.indir. Dohrr n.nt
FAVORITES IN WOMEN'S
GOLF TOURNAMENT WIN
.Mi. Hind Mns Keal Sti'iirirli,
lint .Mi (Sates Seores
With Kn.se.
livr.iti-nsT. N. C.. IVb 1fl.M.itoh
play boran im mornnm In the women's
St. Valentine's Rolf tournament .Mrs
J. V. Hurl and Mi- Hlcanor i Sales,
who. thet-hariv sa. -.tjll t,e the flnatets.
won their niHtihif .Mi Helen Andrews
of i 'bin 1 1 ade ,, f rl . oe mund i.f
It wllh .Mis. Kurd, but Mrs. I. s, ).,.
forth of l.oiu,- Island was no match for
Ml-s (ini.-. .mother linK ll.ind plat-.-r
M'e Prlj-ctiia Heal f L'nlontovtn. who
beloncf to a coltinc tamlly, won. but her
moth.-r was put out In a cloe milch
I'Me sumtnarlit.
Iirt DltUi.in Mti .1. V Hum, rM,
i.I.YV 1 Vn'i V";,"J." Anslrews. Akron
il l... 3 snd : Ml, rnsetua llml! Fn..n
,. ' '. ,r" ."P-nier Water.
Vl-itainl.. .. ?,t :. . Klsanor lute.
vol h 1-?' . h"" I'anf'.ril,
Norlh lark. r.d T. Mr l: W
i',n'l','.r' .. '."U ""fbara beat Mr, I., i;
Ileal', Fnlnntoitti, s and 1.
.. iitid tnt.on Mr. ;imtt l'n.
litir-i. t.e.it Mrs j i; .spiano. q:t-burr. I
and 3; M AMee , s.outh shore, foai
,) t,.r",""t' Wlmliirlon. and 3.
V. . ' II A'herlm't. Arinlmlnk. bat Mr
h'1 "r'J. w:"i--'a"l. I an-l -
V T i.' ), 'a'?"'!. Jr. Aronlmlnk. teat
7dl Caroline Fu'ir. Ardty, 3 snd
Thin! LMtMin -Mr C n MoVav
Arnnlnilnk. beat Mr. F II. Mh..n. m'
Ii.ivld".' I'a : and 1, Mr. It. A. Jeffrev.
coliinihu., iihlo, l,..i Mr. It r. m.,,, k,
Mono lair t nnd 7, Mlu liar Miinlin k
Naxan i.e.it M John Dilnlop. I'liifliur-l
and i. Mr liwlitht lluntrr Ssn Amtfiu
Tet.i. i,..,t Mr ii. Jt lidwur.i, Halifax
3 and I
F .ilrth Hlfl.lnn - Mr F Lancaster
Wondlan.l. Ii...u Mrs. .1 T Nton. I'lne
Hu-st I and 1. Mix Janet llur, Hrook
vn, beat Ml.. K c Wii,n lirnnk!n. 3
and : Mrs II II. Van liter. I'miiMteeprle,
bent Xlr s II, Ilelien. Coliimhu. Ohio
7 slid s, Mr. II II llaekhnni, Hetri.it.
ha' Mrs, M I). Use, llrnnkilne, b and v.
NEW GOLF COURSE PLANNED.
Purl uf (lid Mendotv llrook l.lnUa
Will He I'se.l unln.
I 'If is to be tevlteil nt Meadow
Hriink. I I. iiuu of the placis wiiele il
ilounslnU In the c.uij d.ijs of the Kaine
111 this country A new coiiree is to
be constructed, the first k-reen belnc close
to the No. 3 poI, Held and the second
Kreen b'Slile the International Held. The
rest of the cour-e will st retch away
over the Hempstead plain, and Mime of
the pround that once was used for eolf
will ! devoted to the royal and ancient
Kline ,'iKaln.
A clubhouse will be put up and work
on the course will bi'kin soon. It Is
ex'cted tli.it nrraiiKements will b" made
to extend the electric service from (!nr
den City to the new tourse.
HOFFMAN BEATS HATCH.
I "I r I Mulch for liolil llnciiot'l Is
I'llOeil fit 'I'llteilo,
Ti xi:ii Panii, N Y., Feb. In w W.
I luffm-ili of New York iltfcated his team
mate, Cyril Hatch, throe Uralirht k'amis
In tno op.-nlni; racquets malcli for the
Cold It. u quel on tlie Tui'xrio Tenni
and Ha quel Club cunts to-day In tho
llietlt.imo lionets weie k-lten up to II' all,
then Hoffman ran oul in nut' hand, t , k
ini; Ihrie suti'essltu aces iiy service and
xx li'iiluir tho tlrsl iijiiii', If. IJ. 'I he
r-i'iond Faun' was also won by Hoffman
on Im sen Ice. Mm won at lh 7. Tho
Hilid 1,'aino was an uphill tluht. Ii
w.ia 10 all and then li all, bm wi
Jliiffniaii look three noon Iiy ptaciin." and
Hie match. The si ore was 15 IL',
i a --. ir.--i;.
C. P. I VII, Tuxedo, will play lieoiKe
SI lieoiKc. Tuxedo; Sttj- .Mortlmei,
Tiixiilo, will meet Jlolfman, New Voik:
Joshim Crane, Huston, will plav .1.
Wear, I'hlhnlolphla, and .1. '..' Wutoi.
bury, New Yorli, will play M. I). W nt
inan, New Yoik. In Hie n'cund round
to-moriow
Tr II Wins nt Heil IliinU.
I!i:ii Ht.sii, .1, Fib Hi. In a f.isi
mdoor polo Kamo at Iho aunoiy lo
IllKllI for tile .1. I.eter NlSliei' cup, tin'
iioiqi it team ilii'i'.iliil tlui l'reebooli'rn
by a score of ti goal to I Tlio fealliies
of Iho Kiiino were iho noil scoring anil
mallet wolk of Itoheit Mason and l.en
MeKee and the clever back work of
Floyd Itusli for thn troopers, and Han.
d ill Kletcr' slrong gallic for the Free,
hooters.
WHITE CHOSEN TO
REFEREE BIO BOUT
Volcran Churl Ir Coniproinise
Scire. ion Wenck Orders
Cure ly All llnnds.
'OA. MK AirSTX'T UK iirirr
Chat lie While, tlie veteran referee who
was considered master of tho profession
In the old Horton law days, will officiate
In tho Jess Wlllaril-lVank Moran ten
round championship fight nt Madison
Square Harden the evening of March 8.
White was, selected as a part of a
compromise .testerday. Tom Jones, for
Wlllard. held out stoutly for Jack
Skelly, ikt Hot Ban and Moran as stub
bornly for till! llrown. Finally the
Moran ride sugKCsled White. At first
Jones would not listen to this. Finally
Tex Itlckard prevailed upon hint to nip
a coin with Dorgan to settle the argu
ment. Jones lost.
The Stato Isixlng commission does not
Intend that the public or health of the
game sha I suffer in ,my way from the
proposed he.ity weight battle. Chairman
Fred Wenck mailed the following letter
yesterday to the Show Corporal Ion, un
der whose auspices Itlckard and Mc
cracken aio to conduct the bout.
To thi' Jiiotr Corjiorrttion.
According to eurtent report, the ion
tetnplntod Wtltard.Mnr.in boxing exhi
bition Is to be conducted under our
aurplecv in Madison Square Garden on
March 8.
This matter was taken up by Com
mlsslonera lutyer, Kraney and myself
at meetings, up-Stale on Tuesday and
Wednesday and I was Instructed to In
form you that the attitude of the State
Athletic Commission toward tho tyo
posed exhibition Is substantially as
follows- I'tery possible precaution
must be taken against fraud of any
kind, especially in contracts, adtertls
Ing and ticket selling, against mh
inanaKt'iiittit of heating anangeiuents
and tnuh quaff polo tug of premise'.,
agunst dresuig room holdups by
boxers, nr t.ng time delay of any
id In r nature, against an utis.itlsfac
tors lontist. and agaim-t any other
thing that may Miggeit Ifelf which
might ii Jure the sport
In order to aid in thus safeguarding
the public certified copies of all ion
tracts in tie map Ii bt the boxers,
the.r managers nnd other parties in-trre-.tr
d ami yourselves must be
placed on tile with tins i ommissioii as
so m as ext'i tiled . alt moneys int-nlted,
inc titling pur-e, forfeits and bonuses,
must I,,, depi'-.led with a surety satls
f.n tory and subject to the order of th's
cominisvion before tickets are put on
sale, the refitee must le approved by
this i-it'iiiilss:oii : a irtilled plan of
the rnuti'tnplatdl Ft-atltig arrangements
mut be tiled with and approved by
tins comm' .slon Tito printer from
whom lite tickets are ordered must tile
with this commission an aflldatit of
exactly what Is to lie delltered for
this exhibition, nnd all titkets must he
conn'ciitltely numbered and have the
prion plainly prlutnl thereon.
in i otiiitislon. b-t mo unsure t,,u that
tins cianitils on is- ti, iineil to rentier
.toll etirv .isMtaiuc it ei-n.-istently
i an in makit g tb s ti g ruterprise a
Itn.lllc il and all'ttlic hiici e-s, put you
w '1, appi 1 1 .a c ! is for j our own bi'tie
llt as well .i mils th.it we work
together to tin' tvrv last detail toward
pioteiilng Hie public against an) pos
sible cause for . ontplalnt. We hate
nolo ed in t'ie papers various nams
In oiititiovtiiin Willi Hie promotion and
liiatiiiKi tnent of thN W'lIlnrd-.Moran ex
bili lion, but .ton will appreciate that
we .ait only li-ri'k'iiii" the Show Cor
poi.itiini In the matter from first to
las. Yours very truly.
Fr.u A. WrvcK,
ii.ilrman.
Itlckard and McCrackep approved yei
terd.iv :i ft i rtn n ui of plans for the' re
modi'lllng of the Madison Square Har
den main Hour whereby II will In pos
sible to act ommodale approximately IS,.
000 spt.-tators at the championship bat
tle. This mat bo dona desplto the fai t
that practically twice as many luixos as
ettr before used w,ll be Installed on the
main Moor
Frank Moran left yesterday for Sara
toga, uln-rn he will spend ten d.ivs or
more in light training, lie will return
then to this iitt- and take up quarters
at I Ml Hawkins's The world's cham
pion, who will be here In the oourfo of
u week or no, will prepare himself nt
the lioneir Spotting Club.
I'li.iirtiuu Weiii'k of ihe bnlns eom
j mission has tlei lilnl lo let Sam Wal
, larli anil iho .Manhattan A. '. ailjust
I their illfferetiees out of enlirt. Will
' laeh. on Is. half nf Lou-li I'rofe, elaltns
a lialaiii'e of i ii 7 troin his brother's
llu,'ht wttli .iohnnt llarte.t Tlie . lull
. Ii,iri;i s that l.i .i, li ami Ins family owe
tor t'oio II, kets.
IMii.e M.Mahon, former inatrhmaKer
of Hie Manhaltin A r. has been ro.
Iieteil of this olliei-il tlut.t ManaKer
Wnlilnm eires,.i n,,. ..(itilimi that he
mui S.i 'ii W. II ifli rotilil ailjust their
ilitfi rein if easili The Manhattan A. I',
will rout i iiuo stispeiuhil until a settle
mi lit Is elfi'i tetl.
Willie on his tour up Stat" Weiul;
settleil m trial nilnor eases Most Im.
liortanl was one vvhieli coiii'erneil
.llnimy IitirT.t. Tho Queen' A. f. of
Huflalo rh.irKdl lhat I Miff y reneireil on
a mateh for vthleli lie roiiiraeleil. Duffy
was oiilereil to ft 1 1 l.l his obligations to
the Queen's A. I, befoie he appeareil
elu'tt In re.
Two lull it st iik he.iv weiKht limits
j are booheil lor tn-ntuht's show at Hi"
llnrleio Sportitn; I'llih Ainlre Aniler.
son, wlio has won both o lim local
tltthts by liitorUouls, tvlll meet Hob lie.
ten. Hattlnii; .litii .loluisitn ami Sam
MiVei. tho eoloreil irlaiiis, ate on the
saine iiini. Ilillllni; Menrv anil Mlekov
luinti, b.intauiwelitiits, will star Hie
etileil.tintnent All tliree bunts are
si'hf'luleil for ten rotinile.
Toe Hrtiailitav S'poirim; i 'Inn of
llrooklyn has arraoeil a teal welter-
I weiirhl si rai for Tuesi, niKiil .IneU
llrtllon ui I'hh'.iKo Is to meet Toil Lewis
for tin loiinils Lewis, who ilaluts tlio
, wellerwelKht lllle, lias his itohii at
slake, for both tueii li.no agreed
III. ike 1 I" iuiiiiiiIs rltiKslile
to
InferpiirU 't'onriif) In Opi'n.
Thn III -it ualiies of the intrmark
hahkelhall tout namelit will be played to
tnoirow under tho iiuspli-en of the nnwlv
orKiinlzeil Hrnolilyii 1'aik I'layKioimil
validation, l-'ourit en Jeams are eniertsl,
Hieso beluc tho ph'lt of mil leanis whli'Il
Itavo hi en pliilne in a prelinilnarv
seins Tlio eoniuii; n rli will lie plat,,!
III IWO tuli.li" Itl the npemtit; ;,im,H
I IteNj Head will plav at New Lot
, Hiisbwlck at .Mi'Klltlien u Ihe eanleni
dnls'ou In lite western division Me.
, L.imtlilill will meet Mci'ant'ii I'.iih.
Irtiolt nml llrottiiliiK Seven Tie.
IrviltK Sihool mid HroivnlnK Hehooi
tied, - to -, In it hoi'liey camo at thn
SI, Nicholas ItlnL .vestenlay. The scorn
was 1 tn 1 nt the curt of the Unit half,
CHICKEN THIEVES JOIN AND
STEAL ENTIRE BALL PARK
AUGUST ItKlUtMANN, president of
tho Cincinnati lteds, Is sending
hla team to Khreveport, l.a., to
train thin sprlnir thruugli stress of pe
culiar circumstance?;.
"I had contracted for Alexandria,
wheie we trained the last two years,"
said lie, "We were dellghtod with the
place. I'lne hotel, dandy climate, cx
tellent grounds. Tho park was about
threo tnlloH fiom town, reached by a
u.,t tt.. V. ...... I ... I . I . t.. I ..... .
rem iiini uitviitiiiuo ini.'Viij ei,,,. ,.i. ... i . . ,, . . ,. .
"This winter the highway passing tho thr ,noM I'atcher of Mctlraw'a
park was closed several months for re- 'rps, wa transferred to the llrooklyn
lialrs. Tim spur was not In opeiallon.lNnlIou.il l.eaguo club yontcrdav. Charles
The colored settlers of the . community j , , , M ,,,
took full iitlvantage of these facts. . .....
When the owners of tho park went out ' "rough the wnlver route. The New
to Inspect their properly recently, they York tub ;inked waiters ten davs ago
rouinl nolhlug thete but the ssl and p, r,or to send the redskin back lo the
ground, Hvery board and chair of the ,, , ... ... , , , ,, ,, .
grand stand had disappeared stands, I , ., ! ,':1 "r""k'" V" 'L ?
bleachers, dressing rooms and fences. I ' ' l one., formidable
There were a lot of new house ."W I p. t",. ' ,i riy X ll",1ll,t"" ',,u' C.- "'
and outhous.", that had sprung up over l-,b1t" lh"Vforu, ',"r U, "Yer
winter on tho property of the colored '""' tlio . -quire of 1 "la bus I. won.
cltlfno. Hut no Incrlnilnatlt.R trail, ,..ot .V, . ",,W,UIJ"C ,l" '"
This is the llrst instance ever reporte.1 the ytar that Jtube Marquard came
to tho chairman of the National Com
mission of tho actual theft of a base.-
ball plant.'
PETERSEN IS COMMODORE.
Hernia Ticket JHecled nt Ail Joiirnetl 1
xir. it. f tn. ..tin v i
Merlin of Allmillo l.l.
At the annual meeting of the Atlantic
Yacht Club held last night at the Will -
dorf-Astorm the reports piesented
shotvod lhat the club was in n lloiulsh-
Ing condition and that last eea-on was
the best the club had had for a long
tune. Tills meeting was adjourned from
liecember because the nominating com -
mittec had not completed the ticket to
be presented to the members. These
otUeeis and committees were elected;
Commodore. I.udvig T. Pctcrt-en i vice
commodore, Henry Ashton-I.UUc , tear
commodoie, Frederick It. Tliorna , trus
tees, Wlllltim liar m.111 Ill.ick. Wtltkuii
li. liash; treasurer, P. II. Haiti sou-clary,
I M ward I. tlraiT . membersihlii
commiltee, Arthur 1.. Horemus, chair
man, Kutineth Iird, Jlorace 12. Ilitucher;
noniliuitliig committee .icht owners,
Kdgar F. I-uekenbaih. tlherardl Iavls,
James Simpson; non-yacht owners,
l'.nicst H. Malcolm, chairman: Altah
Nickel son. Illcliard F. Weeks.
Australian t'lnli sttlnuer I noiinu.
I.. .1 .ludd, formerly Hie chanipi"n
club swinger of Australia, will Im anions
iho athletes wini wilt give, an exhibition
in Cc tral llradi V. M. C A., Hrouklt n.
.in W.i i nr.l.t v ecetiliiL-. Tli., Stir. nirfleld
V M. C. A. College gymnastic team is
going to bring him along
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.
V.r 111-"" Si'inc ' y"ir-oliii",
in-ilitt tii tli ret i uti half (ur.i:i.
,Aiy t.ou 10o vty 1, 5 to 1. cm d 1
1 tf '.. uoii, iu-f rtr .mi. 11 J ii i n.rt ,
en 1 o I .iti'i 1 tn I, -ronl S.t .1.
1 0 j HrMriririt; . to 1, to 1 nml 1 tn 1.
thir.l. T)mr, i t-U. TMr'- Ut,. Mp.n
tttln. IUiutli.j nl Tufiy a. ran
Je Hut Sell in a , fonr-v .tr.nilt
.ml upwasM nn1 in:,- Mun.Jai!f 1 1 o
( (trmf i. t to 1, 2 to 1 .tin! r en, w fti ,
VjitJiiHll, lOi Mtroni", 10 tn 1, a tu 1 ti.l
tn. ft o tid , l..mlu ran J3 (Merg.pri, 4
to 1. .1 to 3 mi.'I 7 tu 1. thtrl Ti!i.
1-40 2-.. fli-nli-'lm., Tiiicr, Ttp, Vtk
K. H-rn.xr.l, YoUtl4. Jr, Tluni, Man
won. mi.l.ir Mui,-, Orblrul.itlon, Urah,.l
TliKlitiMn, Tutor anj 1'urt .umtrr
rn
Thlrl llnrr Tour-5 ar-nlil anl iftiwrl .
M.lin:. pit furi.nt- lflt. IP. H. limit .
5 to 1. Men .tin! Z tn h. non, alUht, 13
(.-'ti urn'-'. lu 1. S to anl t tn I, i-crotut ,
t.rr,i i rrti. 1"' t hit ni rlmrn . t 'o 1.
u an-l 1 n 2. thtrtl T.m.. I.ir; '.
:. rrrt'r.p urA ihirlf- MtT-rrari u
ra-ii
1 'ir'li Il.icf H nli .iji ttir- ir 'i
nini ir I rHn fiirlonc- I ncir.tf ,
10. i.'"ii ? 'n 1. to & iiri'l in . vot
Hr.M.k- . ! r i, J tn 1. 3 lu ' H'.ti
u "i ! tfiip.t !J i.MarliO, . 1,
2 'h ! in 1 out, thinl. Tliiif, 1 . I..t."
Mririj; ,i'm ran
K.fth H'lf' -Sflllnr. thrf-vxir-M ,nl
upHr.) rcn fur.onpi -U tll Hour. IM
II .-hl'Mni:.. 2 tn 1. 3 n i an1 2 t.. '
won. VhiimIk Mi !"i 101 ii llurti 1
Z to 1 , n.l T to .., !'( .m.l . 1 ,. tlui , : t
I. kuii. Irt to 1. 4 to 1 Hfitl . 1.
thirl T'm l ' Pijukv
Tnfr, 1'rn nJI iipt lrn- MtM,
T I.aOy Younu rtnl t-'I.l.i .i..i
nn
.,vi Itarf -,Hn(r the-r-.. i)- tn.j
up. &.r.I ; iwtiti f iir'mr-i 'iiinn, llj it
3 o 1 rti ,i' l tt ii,. wrlct. i'n
IM i MoU onnrf In to 1, .1 in 1 m,.l 2 tu .
"''n K k, Iiifr lit (A .:n, t. .
2 tn 1 and -.n, t'V'l Tnn. 1 .1 '
rmtrt ;ti. It irnhnlor. Tat- o. j.ttM
)'V an-1 ."-HfrHnnr u m ran.
TO-DAY'S NEW ORLEANS CARD.
Kirt Hats sVlhnt : nisii!ti two vear olil.
thrte atiU a half f nrloi c
Klen Park. I'M r liritlr ti
Our Ntita lH'i.li rp it.
Sol. ion bantam nSWalie- Dunein
Out f.' I'nr Mar o
Him Oil. I'll VVall slrttt '.2
Se.-nml Itviv. s-fllinj iii.tnl.-ri three tear
olil, -it turlotif
Anna llrarrl t; tv.,sn ;r
T"l l.-l PTITalli ill mil t
11! ilUli I.ee ! : Klleii s,,ti,
li.'tilitr ill Lsilv of I.tiin -I."
l"abs I'lty 1!'. I'olitlis'tn ' J
M..s I'tiilOin 1"7 Narinar ti
liat:trle Iiuelies UC'liisiirKent u;
T poiTiiphr 1"!
Tltir l ll.ve Selhrar: lour renr ol I- ami up
wtirii: nirf mile sitil luetttv .t.ir.l
IU t H h & Turktr "U v(,. Menucnifrr '.e
Het OsUwoo! . lAI'Kfl. tta . ii
I'latltS.t'IS t . TOT le..-. Hose
I.lli-kt TieorBe -it. I, , i ( ,,,,
Tovlll''e . Iftl Vloite-to llitv ,.;
ini im) "'nuti. t fi
..rvirs'in'e . tr Kin.' It.vlfor J n
Ilu'. l Wrlsll to-
rourtli IlK'e The sninli Carolina Purse-tour-ti
ar olii un 1 upwaril: one uulo
Horotliy Iiean . . 'i l.tltore
Iii'tilah s to.! Kmic It t-i."
liloKitnti.' . t'tlltiti.rt Trmple i
I
ur.ttnriiiiii . i"i
Fiflli Hate ell. nr; three jr ir dii an, i u,
tt iril: one mile airl tsetitt- ar,1
l.urrl I"! !. n Inra 1 1
Vl.ltirarel O . . . I'l.- o.ls Unties . i,;
Hlliiili PlJ'ImwaiMv n;
llUlilltnalot' I"T M. irli n t i
T,o li I'llose .liilielte '.r
T.-ika . l'V.AI Ilirre j,ti
T.iUan. I"1
sixth rtv-e fselhnr: fmir .teir okl sort up
war 1 one intle anl a eixtrrnth:
Mater . . . 1U I'uek . . l-w
liner Hlne ' Mat wa ui
lnortll lOt'.Mebrl Iltllurlsi ri
Ari.ioiT.it .... llt't'liilloii Km.- !'
Mllltle I' .... I'H'Yoilele.
W W Clarli Id
Api't-entie a'.lownit' el oinei
T0.DAY,SJUAREZ ENTRIES.
Ktrst Race-S' lllnc: three tear old and up
uard tiianlen .eti-u furious
llteta il Meek Ham-on in-,
It.llilil Mav '.i.iKilueue si,,,., -,
Siltailo ytieen ta 'Mine Point . u,s
Nou K I'1 "tr:ittre Utrl in.
Iutin'li.i I"." Ktl Kiusenilil im
Zuiloi-a lu-1 Vto i
s-eeollil lt,l, e Sellllt; ; tlltee ear old. , lit r
nn, I ii hall furlout
Ullblfa. 'tijose ,i,
ll.irkii l'i Vliilrew JoIiiimiii . 1ir,
Meniile small . I'm Violet ...'.
Minllnt MiMKie .. I'liThat Me .. . lu,'
Hnntviil !".'
Third IlaKs-Selllnt; three year old, and up.
wind: ii ftirlon.'i:
Tliarltr Waul tt'lPaolitieliapl a;
siella liraine lli'l'mlsln nn
.lollll Spollll liH Qiuil Nune 110
l.nly Vomit lo:,
Koinlh llaee-llati,ieiii: ellm-, Ihire ear
old ami upward; erven 1 url'inc:
liordoii HuiH'll. . !1 Kiuir Mm. . . . im
llaitiils !"l'I.:ieUroe . In.!
C'linelHtv in.'Oli-a Star l,
Killli Ha'e Sellin,-; three year obis and mi
ward: nt till Ion.'.;
l.a Holle llnn-adi .. V lileelron an no
l.:l.ll !'j Alllin Mi're i
r.ltonle AHO'le I'll .eltolrk nn
bovet I. line . in. lireat I'rt.tr nj
'Tielo . . . I IV Van Hunt
Ml llrusli . .. P.', Noble lli.iuil . .., if,
I'aitti ni ln7 I'ljin. . nj
l.tnly l.uey ll.iy lie
Sixth naee -eiu , loin jem-olil ,n up
wanl one mile:
Kniltiiiniee . . . i','MiMialnlit ., .. n
llinl.j Lad, , I'Cl'ou pi;
Alct.i l''.1:Tr.iili.tiTiil ,,, iD
t'ordln Y-. i
Apprfnllee !t(iwnef etrilmwt
CHIEF MEYERS
PROPERTY
Ebbets and Haughton Refuse to Waive and Former Is
Luckier When Coin Is Tossed Newark
Club Not Yet Settled.
Chief Meyirs, for the List seven years
to Metli aw. The two were products of
'the Amirlcan Afsnciatlou, Mrvirs of St.
1 IXatil nml Marquard of Indianapolis.
Unlike MnrquarJ, Mcjers made good
' from Iho start. Hi soon established him-
1 se.f as one of the most formidable of
1 National l.eairue sluggers, When Mar
I 'quant finally disproved Iho sobriquet of
"eleveii ihoii.uid ilollar lemon" he and
j,0j.er cstabllsh.d thunselves as one of
i the mol formidable, baltcrles. In the
i game.
I'ntil last ear.on Chief Mejet" con
tinned Ills aggressive and tormitl.ible
tight tor d stiiiction llowevir. the war
with the Federal League developed a
temi contract at fancy Ikrure for him.
land nine forlllhsl with this the Indian
m fined to loe mui h of his ambition,
.His reven-al of form m 1I5 was star-
tling He deteriorated in almost every
ili pat inn ut.
.Manager Wllbert Itiibiison of the
Dodgers ha been angling for Meyers
lor wiiiii lime, llrooklyn will have lo
assume the war time contract which
Meyers signed with tlie i limits and which
will itititlnuti throuh the current year.
Hut the manager of thn Dodgem, who
uas n notable catcher in his day, believes
a tliatige of residence will bring back the
chief m all Ills pristine glory. Itoblnson
Is bulking on M.irquaril and Meyers lo
tevivo the glorf thai helped so much to
the three cotifccutlve pennants of Me.
tiraw from 1911 to ll'll In-iusne.
Hi llreuet. for the last roup!'' of e.ir.
Ilasterti rt prtt-ent.itive of the Federal
League t , n. hidt-i a dt il trMonlay after
noon w'nri!'t Ie got loiitio! of the
Worcester,
M it s teir'.ort Hrewt- has
AMEND SELLING RACE RULE.
Ilttners nf VII Horses in slmre In
Miinej linti' Hulereil I'rli'e.
The .loi key Chili at a tiieelm; liel'l
tsterday amenihil the rule in reward to
sell m; rails In a way that w.ll pinto of
b. ni tit to the owners of eht ap horses
and at tho same tune di sen urate the
pr.ietli'e of blddlm; up winners by the
owner of the Mfintd horse In a rru'e.
finter the old rule the owner of the
sei'ond horse retelved half the run up
money over the .uterod p'iee, while lb"
other half went to the association hold
Im; the ran The aiiiotulment provides
that in ease of a run up all the money
above the M'llltie pro e shall be ills
trlbtlted trpnllt atnotic the owners of
horses other than t'n winner takmc part
i'i ' he rai t
Willis Sharp '"" " - ""eeelveil a
, abb uT.irn from I'.'icl.i- d j-'at itr that ills
l!t Kluli tnare H,ioml;mi.. l.t I'nltmelus.
has a ti'lv fti.il bv Wh.'e M.il-i.'. Ho
tn.iwno will Im kepi ;i I'- irl.iio! and bred
to aiiothee Hnirlish sta : ,m Tin ti lo
the nitnuitr she arid the inal will b"
shipped to this rountrt Mr Kmt r ale i
has bouuh' three tw e-t oar. old flliiis
from .1 H. .toil, one of tlie leadlni; Hnc
lish owntrs They are beiri! elt ppeil
to New ork and w.ll b. iii'i'ouip.imeil
b ten brood mat's win. 'i Mr. .to.d '
stud nt: uter to In so d a' am turn here
WOULD END POOL SELLING.
Hill Itilroiloi t il In Mltr liinit 1 opr
of Nott ttrU I. nit.
Awtl'i'l's Md . in- S.'IlltO-
i l-'rank 1." U'll nn- "f lleif.ird eotinlt. ti
I win, h MVir.il i .n ftr ii-ks ate lo. ait o
lllfd H pel, m; nwi tn-il.i in what i-
' t xpei led t,i I"' .i iid'e,: lh:ll to abolish
i-.n etia, k K.iinb..m; and pi aetli ally tn
put an end In rae 'i in this State lie
' itt'riHlui-t d n t II vthii li is virtually a
' iMipv of the law now in force in New
i Voik
I The lull provides thai It shall bo a ints
tb mouiinr. punishable lit a line of f.'""
rm the llt-i otleiioo a", I lit imprisonment
t. Ihe lltiUM' of I'litlectio'l ft i.' not les.
:!i. iii r! niontlis nor more than tw ,
.teats for e.li '1 Mllisi lli tit oUetue, fill
i illiy Otic tn I'llK.IKt I'l I'O'll M'llllll.-. blink-
makliiK nf s, dim; .iil. upon the nult
of .ili.t tltai "f skll. sieid or povtel of
t nilill aU' e ot man or beast
! r.leiiieiitnr.v ttiiii on prll s,
Hie t b ineiil.irv .I'hnols swttnnuii?
.h.i.'iip "t -h P- will P.- hel.l o i prll
i l"s. .ill "f t.'lkll.B pl.o e nt otle of the
.-ill s pilb'i. mills, .is lieletofnre, the
I wi 1 lie held in tb' la -', of the I', i' N V.
TO-DAY'S HAVANA ENTRIES.
'it Her Si Ihiif purse JU": Hirer y ear-
'olil. all'l upward, lite I lllo'ut
Martjol'l
'iIlM ilitinin I i'i
I M Prinult 111
I'.llllslll,
Mir. ui I I'.lk'o
il. .Ilt'll
lilt 111
Ki nroei.
li ii It. to
I t til
. i M I. i :
I I'i. True 11".
'i.liu')l M.lilll I'.'.
i seeoinl II.it-"senilis : pur.e iiirtj (our rear.
olil. and iipttanl. Ilu ai"1 a halt fnrloiifs.
Mn.. I. fit. tli'te lilllsiitilellii 0i
ltll1n,,. 1 '"'Lord Well. . . . in
,.,!, i,Sllllf Allen 111
j.mri i" IM'iiuitd Ailini Ml
Itntal lelere.t I '
I Thud Kan si lhii. . pine i,i; tlirte.jeir
olit ami uo.ird. .n fiirloiu;
llellei-ltotl ' I"' Itr iblblile 111
Klrttlitlsll I"' S,i Itltt ril lollll ''I
CI,I,.,U ', H, I t.i.t 'II
Spuiullll I't.'iSaliltt lio III
I'oiirilt II i" st'llttt:: imr. tut- tltrre
n ir-olil iitt'l tu at .1 . v turloiu
Ktuilv It l.';M ihl. ion
li'-v ilirt t1" 1 rotilier itl
llrown Prune : t np t tow o n;
While !i'li.nli Till ill
l.oiii.e Tritet. ''I
I'ttlh It.ve .'Hi ntr pur.e Jto; four .rear
iil, I .m.l tipu.tril. one null'
s -in ti liulm Un pi..
Hi i I o a Ml in .1.". la;
Sun. uule minim' vio.i.,1 'ii
Tt nnrr i"i I oil It.iiiUut tut
Torri Mat ill W iter Lad I'l
Alltlldl liw reie-i In Tt ut. lilt 11.
siipi-enl!. allnwatii-e claimed
AMATEUR RULE BEFORE
TENNIS OFFICIALS TO-DAY
' heL'n i ot hut lite atii.itcur tide will
! In Ilu mailt lupb uf ills, usl il ihe I
annual u.eelmu of ihe l i lied siutes N..-
I 1 1 , 1 1 1 .' 1 1 l.awn 'I'i'iiiit " Vt I, ill. in to-tl.i v
at Ihe .lldiiff Atnt 1,1 Is- stUI till iipi-ii
'iiuesllou, I il 1 1 'o.ll, followern of Hie
' uame helieve thai it will ro. oitf t'oin
palalltelt lutle atlenlhin There H't'ltn ,
to I"' ..i i in 1 1 ri s- mi .iio.i I f ii ti I s pla.tets
ami lliose tnieiesleil In Ine iit that I"
'stead uf nuti. ir i lie rule mmo ndd is
it'carus ine proiesi.iiiii,,iiK nr men ,t
will lie made 01101. lenient
The I'lill.ult loliih anil Hlsti'lct Assocla-1
tlou took notion a i.hort Mmo nco In the I
metier ami will have fourteen proxlen nt I
IS LEGAL
OF BROOKLYN
been assured that Ins city will llgute in
tlie ultlmntc circuit which results from
Hie proposed consolidation uf thn New
Unglatul League and U.isjern .Aocla
Hon forccM It Is understood thnt the
amalgamation has been practically ar
ranged, though Secretary John II. Far
nil of toe National Association Is not
ready as vet to announce. Iho Jcrms
ulllelally
III Hrewer, who proved a most com
petent olllclnl of tho Federal I'.igue,
w.is for many years ono of New York's
best known baseball wrlteis. lie In
going back to Ids home town In Worces
ler with tho best wished of every one
connected with the sport.
James II. Price Is likely to be the next
president of the Newark Internal lotiaj
la'ague club, us Uw capital die represents
stands the Is-st show of gettlna tin' Jer
sey City franchise, which will Is trans
ferred to tho abandoned Federal League
park of Harrison, N. J.
Tho fab to the Price Interests ns well
as the ratification of the transfer of tho
Skeetcra Is expected to develop within
a few days. Hut for the complications
arising; from Kbls-ts's claim of $74,00')
nttnlul Lie territory a claim which
shoe has shrunk cnnslderahly--Prlee
would hate been In control of the club
two wieks ago.
President Harrow gave out an official
etatetnent last night a., follow "The
franchise for Newark has not been sold.
Tin ro are offers from three parties will
ing to pay Ka.noo for the ftanchlse,
but nothing will Im done until next
Monday. We have agreed to wait luilll
then to give Newark men a further
chance to bid for their homo town club.
President Harney I)reyfus of the P.
rates purchased Southpaw Jlarry Moran
of tlx; Newark Federals jesterday,
Moran wan. ono of rtfie sensations of tho
outlaw circuit Iiwt scn-son, winnlns
something like ten jtralsht gatneH nt
the start.
Th world's champion Hod Sox have
Ju' signed Illcliard J McCabo nf Ma
maroiie k He was a tmi-pro pitcher
around t' ls ' unt't the Sm took htm
to Jlnt SiulngJ' last spr'tig. Hoston
fat in' il h.m lo -ovitence last season.
INDOOR TENNIS FOR
TITLE IS UNDER WAY
lien-iii. I'rMiiiidirely, Trio nf
Mnlclies Heinir Played
Waffiier Victor.
AltliotiBli lh national cdoor tennis
i hamplousliip stncles for men Is sched
uled olllcliilly !o start to-morrow morn
itiu at ? oMock, three mati'he were
played yesterday afternoon at the Sev
enth HcKiinorit Armory court uw nj to
the hi of htrttch of time lo wloc'i the
tournament will hate tn be played. All
three of the matches wore o,o s.de.l a .d
broilKht out little real IllKll .-I.t-s tenuis.
1 1 U W.iKiier nf Hufr.tlo ill di featine
Meile Johnson at ti- 1, tl 3 was the
best performer of iho rlat. Tho up.
State player won beeau f h s Head.-
i ess and ability tn outplace his rival.
His overhead nnii. was especially cood.
The two other winners. Paul ' ioold and
i". .1 I'ost, Jr., also won their matches
In str.UKht sets. The former disposed of
H. Tin's nt i. l, iin, j.,t eiimi.
nited II W, Itoblnson nt ti- 2, ti l.
The summaries.:
.Nstienitl Indoor Itntt Tennl ihHmplnn
hip. Mm Mm; rr. I1rt Itoutni -t; ii
tViiKtier ,lefe,tel Merle .tohiisun,
C 1. I'atll I' lei.'' I .1. fe.. 1 It Ttinl!
' ' I. I'"..'. Jr. .lerente! II VV
Hot, ins.. it, . - ; i' i
ii list 1 1 ii 1 1- Wins for I'll!,
KtsTtiN. I'a. i 'el. Ill .After liolilmc
the bad until hm- the end Laf.it ett,.
lost t,e hardest fouclit local basketball
t-nruo of the soriott tu the t'tilversltv of
I'liisltuiv to-niKlit by the score of L',
tn i'l The ac'tirate foul coiil shooting
of '.i't I.uhl - er.aldt'd 1'1't to tie the
sisire . I!", po n-s wi'h two minutes t .
p!a. Wtf. btit Mv-t seriuid, to iro I'.nl
Mill, stlh.'ltll'e f.irw.tiil on the I'm
team, dropped the ball throiiKli the no
for tlio vvinniriK t-'oal
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS.
1' rl lla. e Tor tn-t-eir o'.1 .,! i.r
p,ira Jlim tare,. .,pj ,t hj , fur.n),,
i lent aiu, III . Hutu e. li. 7 to '.' it t
ti'il I '.'. tl''. VI i, .l III. on. IU il'.n,
,' Cl-ti. . to 1 eien n. '.' :, se en I
lain Vt ir.l. loo ,Mel I, fei j; , , ., ,,,
1 and .' tn 1. thir.l Tint... ii. is .-, ..I.
ll and .epe-i .,, ran
Sec-in I lin e I'nr th-ee tetr o'.l. e'
I'jir. pir... lino ,V fr ' ,.
11.1 i It nertiei I, 4 to t to ,. , , 4 i
flrst. Ilo.e Martin, Ins 1 Hit. n '.. I 1 . .
1 .-. tn 1 mi. 1 . '. '. '- '.'
,lt""i;:ii . t.i s. ; 1., -. , 1 ; ,,, ,..,,.1
Tl-ne. ;i Mrs,!!- M,i-' .Tni. I'.',u.i,.i
t iir.lotne, lol lititellin rvaiilln-r. Kiliiu
Kelltta ml .1 1 Wei,! ,,., ...
Third ll.t.'e r.ir f..,.r...u. . 1. .... .
ward. e 'hi-. 'n ie, fioo, ilr;rnire
llliii.lnrl'.l I l.l I Keilet 1 I S to 1 .1 ... 1
and S in ... Irst , l I I a-sl It , ,. ,,, )
U lo I. '1 to 1 ,11 I it.. . e, nnd T.I.,'
tourer 1 t.i 1 Kui-mei 1, 10 i. , 4 ,,' ,
. !.. 1 ihir.l Time. 1 u M, rinn e
The Spir t. Sir I. Joe. J..,,,,., f.U t.,.' I?rh.T
.MaliH.-ii'h and He amour 1, r,ij,
r.turth It.i. e The rin-' t.i ;ne Hun-
tie aji. foi three i.,ir-n' 1. ,, upward,
pur... J,.oo. ..tie tulle t Ireenu ood ps iVt.
Ilerniiitt . Ill t.i 1 I to 1 11 ,) '.' in 1 iir,
in f u ikihi. iiis i .t::..-1 , ,-, t 1 ,,'
.-till, se 01 I llar'H'l ll, ,. VIcTiir.
f.iril, 10 t . 1 I t.. ... .1 -j , , ',, ,,,,
Tim.- 1 an 1 :. i ' M ir ', ,,. t. .iu p.
Poll l.i. k It Itiyl.otitti .1,,, I I'lifr ', a
a. run
riftb Iln ' l'"r fntir-jear.nld. and tip.
nan!. i'' llli parse lino- e ,e Hil
nuir'tr l-i llotue. 10; iiianmefi ,
s 1 to .in 1 1 10 nr.t. '.ut,t m
1 Milt we' I .1.1, '.' to .". Hii.l ,, .",., 1
Seriis. Iiis iVnn loi.ini. i., 1 - , ,',
tni I " :: third T.m.'. 'J.o; l.'r. ',.
Il.ii tl a i l Ha r- l.au.le. ., .0 r.i'
Sltth I'.i-i- I'nr faur-Miir old sn.l un
ttir.l. i. tiu purs,. f40il one mite ui.l
s .lt."'tith lie en M Ipa illi-,,.i .. , ,
1 4 Hi ..111,1 2 to llr. I. l..-,j SpirMii'M e
100 , i.i.ii. ; 1,. :, 7 to ,-. 1 t 1.' 10
... ..lid la ,., 1..I, 1 1, 7 ,.l M..r.,K1;irll 7
" 1 ' I" - .1't'l .1 'o S t ti r. Time
I I" ' ' HailK I. Mae, I,, 11 ,, ,,., ,'.V v
I."-',,',,, ' "'"'K '""' '''' X" -'"It'll
Iho mei iiin; to ak that the rule be 1
tiiuro Ioiim nt if Ii is taken up al all.
11 Is lulietiil Dial in.ui 111,11,, HHS,
Holts n II follow the et.ihiiil.. ..(
,.ule
, l.l-
I'l'll.uli IplilaiiK i s huiun a'.,,, ii,,,, ,
iiiihiIiii- nf moinlieis uf the asst. ... t . . .
Will ask that the tllle lie llllowoil ', st , ,
us it !! and that tlm, who 'aim .
si "in-rent luterptt'tiillon ole no. ali-dl . 1
tlie mini, rin .
1 illtslilc of Ihe ;i ni.il o-1 r r i!e liottrtc
tho ass.i -union will bate plt-nlt of 1011
tine bus, iters on In hands, livluillni; Hie
awni-dlni; of dates, for insular llxlure
nnd new tournament and the acceptance
or rejection of committee tcporl
DANA WILL MEET
WINSTON IN FINAL
FOR SQUASH TITLE
!X Match of Tonrne.v Will Bb
nn All 1 1 n mini Cliih
Affair.
CHAMPION UK ATS HUM.
IN KASY FASHION
Two Harvard Club men will pljr
to-morrow for tho national squash ten
nis championship as a result of yeeiter
duy'ej matches In tho seml-ilnal round at
the Harvard Club. Ilrie S. Winston, the
present holder of the title, and A. Dana
will bu tho lonlestants. The chajnplon
ailvanctsl by .1 victory over t'hnrlea M.
Hull. Jr.. of the Ileiitlits Casino nt IS I,
15-S, and Pain eilmmateil It. K. T.
HlKits, niiotlier HiIkIiIs I'aalnu player, In
strait-lit K.ime-4 al IR 1 1, 15 9. On
Iho past perfornuuu'i) of the two flnnllntn
tho champion should havo llttlo troublo
defendlni; his crown.
The somMlnal rouinl niateheR yester
day weio Iho most dlsnppolntliu; of tho
tourney. Tho mutest, if it may be
ttraceil by that term, between tho cham
pion and Hull wits espe-lally dissatisfy
Itie to the follow or of tin- Kiuno who
iiowibsl the irallerles. lu view of th
fact that onl a week ami Hull had sue
eeeiled lu defeatiiiL- ihe . li, unpinn many
expecled that the llelwlits I'.mlnn player
had more than an outside chanee of
ilespolllm; Wlnslon of hi ,-rown nml it
seemed certain lh it Wlnton vtouhl at
least hate to IlKht hard to win. The
early rolunl mat, lies of the two men
Ihii-o llils out ti ri siuah outhuslaiitti
looked font, ml lo t eslerday's match be
tween tho two as the treat of the season.
As Hull Is Known as 11 slow starter,
there was llttlo i-oinnierit In tlio nailery
over tho fact that the ohaniplon trained
a lead of 1 In 1 In fast time at tho out
set of the openlm; name, and when the
lleiirhts I'.isino plater i-anie nlons; with
a inn t.f live in the tlfth band, tul'lms
the lead at H -t, practlcatlt every one
lookid for the flow nt, ill of the champion,
Tli'-li, however, the u-tevpe ted occurred,
at il Hull lost Instead of cur 111; strenctll,
w id" ".ton iinpiuveil The thaniplon
In th t tbrt" hands rtu nine points
w.nle lie held Hull safe and went out
when Hull had .0 1 uinulated the nteaur
total of mm for Hit full miiio
III the si '-olid hind uf the serotul
name Winston 1i.nl tin h ittrest inn of
iln day, a strlni; of seven ines, htfor
Hull put him out Those were the onlv
points tho champion Mured in tin iirst
thrte It, mils and thy did lint put him
far ahead, for Hull had thiee urces
Mve lis to his ertil.t. The inle holder
made ll'n lead su'ist. inti.il pi t'n: fourth
hand with four aie anil two mire In
the tilth Hull scored otto In the fourth
and one In the sixth, which was h s lat
Intitntr, in Winston finished ihe m.ite'i
with two In the seventh. HuritiK th
match Winston did not play in his top
form, but Hull's play wis wretched
Tin lliiclits Casino man, renowned a
11 hard hitter, could not Ktt any pee.l
In his strokes, nnd tho eh.itnplon scored
freiiiently by Ins ability to run in and
take Hull's weak offi miss on the vol
Hies! mad' a letnarkable tilth '1
j tlebt in the tin catin' f 1, mate '1.
bit Marti il too late, and w hen be did set
j k .it'C mid not maintain the pie,. ,f
i.r u.iiiiiiK iMti.t hi I to IJ Hie lltipnt
I'is.t.ii tutu made eleven sucusslve ace
.11 the eitrhtli and ninth hand- at d
itne up to II 111, only to be nw". nil'
at the finish HIbl led In tin second
k.i nit. at T to ".. but fill by the w aj sid
and made unit two points in the re
inaln'nc h.inilf, while llati.i counted the
ten he needed to win. The minima
ries ;
N'Mtlonil s-iuish trnril tM'nplonsltlp
Seini.ttoHl roiiii,l- Krl, s tm.ion Hsr
tsrl fluh tlefeste.l i h.irl.s M Ilu,' J
lltirlit i-i.ine, t.,-'.., f. , v Hanii
Hartart tlui,, ,1 .- f . ,1 1 -1 I'. 11 T Itlcjrs.
He ahf C.ielt.n. f, -1. J..- ;, The pnlnt
orr.:
WINSTI.1V VS lll'l.l.
riii.M- li.vMi;
'ntton
iiuu
i it I :
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1111
siii'M.sit i. ami:
ii : " i . n
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li.VN.V V III
riit.sT ti.v.Mi:
ii I n , -i . ,i !
I ii il tl ii n it . , - t2
MUM.MI i, ami:
n I J " I 1 . 1 . : n ii . j ,
1 :i 0 1 ,1 .1 n o ' l r, n i
W limton
Hull .
Itiu,
IliR.f
I is til
ItlEe"
SETON HALL" WINS AGAIN.
l.nlll Us id llnsl.el hull V)..
tort liter X1l.liltlltli.il.
S"...' II ill I.. ,t Ma I it'i, f . the
rt Otlll t ' 11. th. si,s,,., lIt tl . isKetp.ijJ
K I P' I l.t1 i i' the I ie La
si ille j; , ct i ij-ii I ,c , , it ,
' ' - -' .si toll H.t'l .- pi el '.ii t I. ,f.
WO-' W ie . ' , Nett ii U . ,-i t
Thl K I'l e !,lt I slit tt I i ., ,,.,,
tu.it -tr.UKle n.-art all ',. w .n the
litvl half cniiiiu; wl'h iho ,, , t . , .1
II all. lu n pn tlinm.ii t- L't'.i I i s,i,,o
V'.nlemv tie foaled Mat, hat' in Inn :!.,
In 7 The t.irt-ity l.iieup
Setnn II, ill r,,l-M .nit i'
IWimiin lift f--ri.ir-l V ri,i
I 11
. iHKI.i I -rii . r.l I i II ' ;i
' lit'" ,i e.
. I.'-f' suird .1 ln i h.,,,
. ItlU'l' ltd , .1 i
1- h in
I s , tt. i . . .
Jones. .
, . ,ir, -et ,i. ii . ,, t. ,.
, ,ir, set
' s 1""" e ! - ' Ml , .s . .
i .1, in. ". VI.. -1 i . tt ...I ,- . i it i Mn
i . Virt ui " Hi -t p., , . , ., ,
.June tl, nt, ,fii I iii.i,!',, , s i,,
UllUtl.i'l. S. ' i'l II ,:' tp... ,, ,. f , rr.
nan IP f. "... i-, hep. ,s. i , ,, T.
1 of biites :u mm
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.
I'.rs' 111 VI 1, (en i ! .. , ..
ItiK . put se, f 4 '1 0 . 1. . f ,
ll.i. k. ' '. .1 11,. . . , t
ti.n. 1 .1. ,1' ' ,, , pit, . -I
mil ,, 1 ,, p. i , ,
1 . ei en, . 10 1 iti ,1 I , , ..
.V) re, lira an, I 1 i.r i ,
Sec. mil Iti Thr. e-ie.ir .. 1
P'ir.e. it" clt furl. .in;. 11 1
I t at. m 1 ;i 1 I 11 t.i ... : . .1
I . 1 ill. 1 "17 1 I 'entiel'i .
ni otul . S'nll.it. 1"i i.V..i-ti, v 1
V t.i " 1 '111 1 I hoe. 1 I I
Tni' II M-if' ll'a, ku.1,,,1 1
a'.,i 1 sit
l'hl',1 111 e Three 11
wa, I, net ini; parse 1itt 1, ,.
lis I ' tit O's-s I'a 01 I.e. if, ' I
II to '.. I 1.1 . ,, , 11 in, . t 1 .
1 ui . " .'.-t.i 1 10 : .
ii. 1 v .110,1; . 1 1 1 1 ; iii
1 1'm-. 1 n; :: ll.i.. 11.111. 1. 1 ...
II. ' is ..f 1 1," It l' hen, i a ', 1
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I'.iurtli t'.i I'tir, e to i' - !
it it 'I '' tltfc, p It se 5 IO11
till 1 i ml 1 iho ,1. 1 1 ,,.
.it,, I mil. 1 nt. Ha 1 ens' 'a ,
1 1',l ; ' . oul . 1 1
, lu 11. till k' 1'.. l.l eten. ,
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