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THE SUN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916.
Macon a Mecca for Young Yankees, Who Flock There From All Directions to Begin Training Baker Here
DONOVAN AND HIS
PARTY OF YANKEES
" AT MACON CAMP
Ptliers Drift. In Singly Vntll
Ui'S Dolcirntion Is Neatly
lo Itoirin Work.
plRMTKS TiIKK VYOMIES
JIKSIDK LOXfl SLIM LOVE
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r
MACOS", (5.1., Feb. 21. Manager nil!
Ponovan of the Ynnkera anil Ills pnrty
M twelve, who left Now York yesterday,
were not the flit rontilKninetit of New
York American LenRiie. bull players to
reaevh the twining ramp here. Five
rwrulls beat him l It. They hail been
drifting In hero for two ilayn from bx
far west as tho l'aclfle cnant, and polntu
Mat.
Tho find recruit to hit Macon was
Tom HlodRrlt. u Irfthnniler, who pitched
ior Oninlin In tho Western Lrnirue. Ho
waa followeil by William l'lercy, a
youthful looking pitcher, who aerved Los
Angeles Just prior to being hauled In
by the Yankee ilrannet. l'lercy. ufior
a long ride from lh furthent bonier of
the Oolden Went, got hero last night.
This morning then- were three more nr
rivals, Nick Cullop. who pllcln-d for the
Xanana City l-Vderiil.-t last car. Dan
Tipple, for whom big money was paid
by the Yanks to Indianapolis last year,
nd Urban Shocker, a moimdman from
Ottawa.
These lads all nm extensively to alti
tude, four of them being In the six foot
class, nioilcett took a stroll out to the
Fair Grounds to see the bull park, and
began his training by taking a hike
around tho mile track udjacent. The
diamond ha been put In splendid con
dition by I'lill Silienk, the New York
rroundkeeper. who has ornamented It
with Brassy frills, such iu Henry Fabian
delights In for the Polo Ground".
Donovan's contingent. Including Cap
Huston, Onko Farrvll. Duggat), th-j
trainer, and thetjo players, Keating,
Caldwell, .Mogrldge, l'leh. Gray. Smith,
McGovern and Xunumnkt-r, arrived to
night and did not lose much tlmo In seek
ing tho hay. Of this last natnisl octet
all arc pitchers except Sinrtli and Nuna
maker.vtho backstop for a livelihood, und
atcGovern, who Is un lnl'elder. Joe
Kellev. central factotum. and two
pitchers, Finti and Itussfll, hookeil onto
tho Donovan MpJad at llaltimore. Hie.
1910 training season will bo cracked up ,
formally to-iiiorioiv with the Yanks!
nillng the pioneer role. Schwert, the
catcher, wns to have come, but mlsxid
connection t-onievv here.
The mficrltn: of the clans did not
Mop with the iirrlv.ils nlieady noted. At
odd Interval" di'rltig the afternoon and
evening othtr IiimtIUvI their names on
the rfglster of tho Hotel lHmpsey.
Then- wn (. ltiri, u left handed pitcher
from Chii'lano'igii; Walter Alexander,
ttm calchi : , 11 il liable, an Intleliler:
Nenl lira ly wl- idtTMU Willi His nvnt
arm In Pa1! is; Slim lnve. the Iss
Angeles plti her, Mlmw toiverlng height
makcH giraffes look like pygmies, and j
Joe Gedeon, th lntlebk'r obtained by I
fhc Yanks from th" l'ederals to tho j
acute ilsa-pxltitnieiit of Clark (IrltTllh.
who used to havu this pl.iler on Ills
Wathlngton cluli.
FORD HAM PREP FIVE VICTOR.
ft, John's Prep Outclassed, Tho null
Tun Mars An .Hissing.
Tho St. John's I'rep five nf Brooklyn
was defeat u1 by !-rdhatii I'rep on tho
Maroon nurt .v "terduy, the winners
more than doubling the lon-rs' points,
with the Hfoi of i to 11. The ser
vices of I'ns. h anil Collins were missed
on Ford' i;ur s attack, but they wore not
needed P defeat St. John's. The losing
tenm nt no stage of the game looked
strong enough to win. The lineup:
Fnrrihani I'leii. l'n. ,t John's l'rn
I.-fein-.. . . I.- fi fiimuiit Ilfllly
rnlllna . liltlil luruurn.
. .Hhunn
. .Vi:h
IlMthi ring' hi, . . I'L-ntre Wii:h '
vv kinn . .. jni gu.irn i nun
Rlnhart Itmhi gu-ird Ke-y
Pcore -ror.lh oii Prep, :i: M. John's
Pren. 1' li 'ili- from th Id I'olllm, i
HeiherlUK'nn .'. Court I.'frvie. Ilsllly,
Kelly. K. nn. !oN frmn foul Heine.
Ircton. I, K-liny. Milistitiit.-. - Trunin fnr
Ilelnhsrt, Kemiv for K -ily lti-fer Flta-
patrlv'k. rnrdli.im. Tim-) of lialven ;o
m,"ult,,
PENN NIPS HARVARD IN RELAY.
Iltuitlinm I'nn'l Ciileh Vleredllh In
I.lisl l. S.
v. r.
Win a.
IfARTt'oiin, Conn..
lVb. L'l In tlie
feature event of thn Uncouth annual
nthletlo iniet of the Hartford Naval
Mllltla 1'nlvuis ty of Pennsylvania won a
sensational mite r.-'iy fiom Harvard In
tho fast time of .'I urmitcs 22 scc-nndn.
Opening up for 1'ei.n imraey got u quick
Jump on T- "clitu r. which was main
tained by l.neliwood nnd 1iition, who
ran agallltt Wild ox atiil Hlddle respec
tively. The 1 1 ti 1 1 sprint between Hlng
tiam of llnrvarJ and Meredith of I'enn
brought the e ii-ctatois to their feet.
Bingham hud too in my yards to leduce
and never could catch the tjuaker star.
The one mile n-l-iv between Wesleyan
and New Voik L'niverslty was won by
the latter The winning team was
Crnwther, M -Unwell, TM.inny nnd f.cnt
and thn time U minutes III sccnndH,
White () v eriv lielins .lennlima. ,
C. 1J. Wli'te, I'D. defeated 1r 11. I).
Jennings. 2f by a hccii-u of 'jr.o to n:i
last night In the Hionklyn handicap It 2
balkllne tournaineut lit the Hrooklyn
Hllllaril Academy The victor's average
was 7 E-:i.. and Hie loer's " t-3.",. The
winner's pei 'iin wile VI, 2 and 27,
and tho bn-er's 21, 11 mid 11.
TO-DAY'S JUAREZ ENTRIES.
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Airline
Third lt.ei. S'lllnit : Ihn-e-ye.ir-nlils
npwsrd; (He nml u i ill furlotun:
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Apriitire allotkamn claimed.
FRANK BAKER, HERE, SA KSjEDWARD THOMPSON
HIS BEST YEAR IS AHEAD
Intends to Train Hard and Be in Best Shape of His Life
Believes Yankees Will Be in Thick of Pennant
Fight Willard Not 111, Declares Rickard.
J. Franklin ll.iker, hitter extraonll-
nary of fonnlo Mack's $1PO,UOO Inlleltl
those years the Alhl-tlc were hog-!
King American league pennants, Is n
real enthusiast over tho prospects of tho
Yankees for the. omnliii? e.-wm. linker .
came to town vesterdav at ibo Kollrlta. '
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tlon Of Col. Jnrnh Itntmeet. tirmstilent nf '
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mo rsew ork Americans,
Tho Colonel
explained that ho was ery unxloiia lo
see the third b.ueman for whom ho and ,
.uiu jiuihou it.tiii n small ioriunc u
few days ago.
In llio opinion of Col. Kuppcrt the
home run king measured up to expecta
tions. He found a unlet, unassuming
but confident baseball player not yet
turned 30. who was very positive in his
belief that tho brightest part of his base
ball career was In prospect. The visitor
from Trappe, Md was a well tanned,
husky, two handed fellow who said
something every time he talked.
"1 alpi to make t'Jlfi my best baseball
year so far," said Maker to a group
of newspaper men. "Thero Is no reason
why I should not be us good its, If not
better than In 1914.
To begin with, 1 am In better physi
cal condition now than I ever was at
this tlmo of the year. 1 am only eight
pounds heavier than when at my best
playing weight. A fellow needs at least
that much excess to Hand thu rigors of
hard training.
"And 1 Intend to train hard," lt.iker
continued. "1 will start in to-morrow
when I return to the farm. Mark my
word. I will bo as well prepared as anv
of the youngsters that go nut with
the second squad. 1 feel a great moral
responsibility. Messrs. Huppert and
Huston have gambled heavily on the
possibility of my being as good ns when
I quit tho Athletics. To my mind It Is
no gamble at all. If 1 hadn't thought
I would Improve over past form I never
would have returned to the game. Still,
you see tho position In which I nm
placed. That Is nil the more Incentive
for me to deliver. And deliver 1 will If
hard work counts."
"Arc your legs all right?" Haker vpb
asked. "You know thero was a report
that you suffered an Injury last sum
mer." "Is that so"" said Haker. "Well. If
there was eer anything the matter with
m" leg 1 never knew it. No, my legs
aro nil right : that I will guarantee."
"How much ball illd you play last
summer?" was linked.
"I pl.iyeil twenty-odd games twenty
nine 1 think it wiib In tho Pel.iw.itn
County league, 1 pl.ied about llfty
games altogether. No, 1 didn't hit m
,400, as some reports hao It. 1 hit Just
.11 1 'J and had eight home iuim In no
twenty-nine games. Hut 1 plned quite
enough h.ifeball to assuro mself that
1 haven't begun t" go back.
Why should I Ij slipping Itiuer
rontlnued. "I'm only a kid I'nmp.irtd to
limit, Wagner I h.ive nlvv.is taken i-are
of nself, l nm will lonMltutcd and
hould be pretty nearly as good as I over
was for ten vears i come,
"I cannot begin to tell you how plencd
I am over the ntcwix-ct nf playing
f.eventy-t-even gaiues.it the l'olo Crounds.
We ball players all prefer New York,
you know. It's thn big time of the big
leugu". Metr. Huppert and lltu-tnn
hve tre.ue,! me most liberally. 1 am
ubsolutely satlslbil with m contrail I
shall give Donovan tin b .-"t that N In
me, and thnt I hope will bo better than
my best record of the past."
Hiker Is of the opinion that his new
team will b very inucli In tho is-nnant
race nil ihi way If the proper rnopei atton
Is sliniui.
"Winning ti pennant," said lie, "Is not
a question of two or three Mars doing
their best Kvery one on the club must
tight from start to Mulsh. Our club should
ho stronger than any Yankte oir.llt of
the last leu e..ir. but it villi fa'-'i a
tougher Held than any pennant winner
laced dm ing all that tune, cau'weu ii"i
l.-uder nr two of the cirtatifi
rigni
n,.. ,. ,,.. liall nlav
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i ers tell me I.ec Magee U eorklt g
, ;ilaer. I have no fear of tailing down.
. i never vvas so anxlouA for the opening
i . ',. The lime i-annot come ton
of the season. I n mm auin '" . .
-oon for me to get a snot at xnai riMH
, Helil bleacher."
.pnP home run sltiggi-r lias a natural
Ipieferenre for Hind b'li-e. but I- vv'lllng
I 'Lc.lirie'cluK
,. ),ave plaved every pohlt on, even
to pitching and cilctilng," eiUl he.
Ihnuc l III the American le.iue i
nlways served at third. I am -ur-,
though, that I could give u pretty iair
account of myself nnywhero In tho IntUJil
or ontfleW.
"I-MP. Mllleel Is, a gr ill'l Ul"C lenmv,
imui vitiiahtn asset in anv club be.
cause of h!s tremendous s petti. 1 liavo
been toll he Is ver' niloil to go to 1'"!
outlleld. With his spetd and arm nnd
Judgment of mean mm nans no t-inm.u
b a corking garderu r."
The first contingent of Clant phi) ere
will leave this city for .Marlln I'rhlny
mo-nlng. The party, In charge of IMdie
Hrnnnlck, will Includo Chrlxty Mathew
son : Catchers Wendell. Kocln r. Ki nni-y
und Sandberg; Inllelders lluiiter. Martin
and i:tsh, and Oulllclilers IlariiNiii, Hab
blngton, Hoiisi'h and JarnbMin. Uooln,
Hitter und Shepner will bo picked up nn
the wa to St. laiuls. At tho .Mound
City, Schupp, Kch.iuer, ltnlnger, l-'ar-rell
and Colo will Join. Shannon. Kra
mur. Tliorpe, Kell, Hralnanl and Ibsl
rlguez. the Cuban, will report to Matty
direct from their homes. .McCraw will
take Southpaw 1'aliiK'ro with him from
Cuba, M ct raw It, lu In Marlln Keb
ruary 29.
During the baseball f-eat-on players In
the Texas l.eaguu will be Insured against
injury or disability as they will work
under tho workmen's t ampoimtl"'! Ian.
according to nn iinnnnneement made i
tho Te.ins State Industrial Acthlent
Hoiird. The magnates will contract
with Insuranco cnmp'ih'.'h nperatlng un
iler the supervision of the State board.
During disability suffered while u. work
on tho baseball field a player will re
rtlvo HO per cent "f his salary.
Tho health of Jess Wlllatil, heavy
weight champion nf llm world, H'ciiisj ii
source of unusual worry to the llterarv
llirhts of Chicago. Hvt ry uthur day
tho pen pushers tlmro hnvo thu cowboy
giant nn the verge o( pneumonia, wllh
llltlmatlims that tho Willaid-Moran bout
may Hiiner"ii further pisdninemenl ,ih a
cons' 'lliejice,
"I "ur the life of inn I cannot tlgnio
tho object of thoen I'hliago despatches,"
said Tex Itlckard yeMepluy.
"Wh, I have Just tulln.l to Wlllurd
over llm long distance teh phono. Ills
voice xoiiiultd iiriythlng but like Hint
nf un ailing mull Willard .issiiitsl me
that ho was very nupil Improved, so
much t-o that ho I practically ready
to start training, lie linn b,tji keepinu
Indoors a lot to Improve hi i cold. 1
mioss that fact was rcAptmslblo for tho
erroneous ivport that tho big fellow wiui
sick abed.
"Willard aanuriHl m that ho would
leave Chicago within u very hew days,
lie hopes to btjrlii training in this city
Iwforo tho end of tho week. There Is
absolutely no occuloti for public worry
..ffi'fo WIISm wc plaeod
on pale lit tho Madison Squaro (lardcvn
ollke.s of Itlckard & McCr.ickln at 10
o'clock yesterday, with brisk triullng In
"1"p 11 I"1'' I'een planned nlo,
in aao riicrei seats) on sale, out tho
.. - i..... .... , ... . ....
jmiiiere wein piow on me orucr. rvery
rflort l.i being madis to forestall neat
"1'cculatioti.
Dollhtlf l0 TT,oxlnK m!ltcU ot
th week Is thnt which will bring to
gether (loorgn Chip and Young Aheam
at the II roadway Sporting Club, Urook
lyn, nils afternoon.
Carey l'helan and Kid Ghetto will
meet In the fenturn bout of tho Ameri
can Sporting Club's matinee this after
noon. Four other ten round attrac
tions havo been arranged.
Charllo leonard, lightweight brother
of tin sensational lightweight, Uenn,
will box Artie McOovern In the tsn
round wlndup at the Umpire A. C. to
night. Kddlo Morgan, the liitest Kngllsh Im
portation, will meet lted McDonald at
tho I'loneer Sporting Club to-morrow
night. This will b n preliminary to
tho Joe Azevcdo-Ilull Thompson clash.
J.inmy Initty and Hobby Moore will fur
nish another ten rounder.
Local talent exclusively will furnish
the whohs show at the Harlem Sporting
Club Friday night. Tho cardi T
Kelly vs. Franklo Notter. Harry Gatt'o
vs. Hay r.irks and Young Fultin vs.
Young llrltt.
Hombardlcr Wells Is in again In
London jesterday he won the Kngllsh
heavyweight championship by knocking
out Dick Smith in the third round.
There's not much significance to an
Kngllsh boxing title these dais. Fin
land's real tighter.! are on the firing
lino In Flanders.
Ch.ilrnnn Kreil Wenck of the Sta'e
Athletic Commission announces that the i
new rules nf boxing, as published yester- 1
day, will not go Into effect until March 1.
EMPIRE CITY SHOWS
RICH LIST OF STAKES
All Aired lliimlicnps ViV With
Kit Virw ami Whirl
for .luvcnilt's.
following the announcement nf the
racing dates for the coining; season little
time has U-eii lost by thn Umpire City
Hating Association In preparing Its list
of stakes to be run at I ho summer meet
ing at Yonkers July 12 to 2?. The en
tries for tin so stakes villi close on Fri
day. .March It), wlUi Victor K. Schauni
hers, secretary, Broadway and New
stris-t.
'I'.. ere are six stakes fot thrce-vcar-olds
and upward, M for two- ear-olds
and lhris fn- threo-year-olds. i'h'iugli
tho Whirl nisi Kast View for two-year-olds
will Is- of guaiaiiteed v.ilue nt
J.'i.OOO cacti It is likely that the Kinplr
City Hainllciip for Hie allci;od illvislon
vIU 1, a rich' r event, as there. Is $'.',. ,nQ
III addcil money. Tl.o other handicaps
III this division will have ll.Xiin added,
with tho eno-pHnn of th" Kiev twine,
which Is a six furlong dash with J1.000
adihil. The stakes follow:
I'ur three-ysr-ftlilit and lletrd- -The
Kiniilr- i'li hanille.ip, ,ns nil:- and u
furlunt. tJ.MO tnlile.l; I lit, Vl'liker IkiIhII
i.i, one mile and mii rlchth, tl.'DO inlileti
Ihu Vlount Verntui Iwinilleap, mie mile,
II.K00 Mil, lid; the KPtln handlinp.
iihmit mi fiirlongn, tl.ooij aililml the Mel
rte ruittr mMIiik. mm mile and a six
toenih. tl.-'iOn value , the Arrow flake,
rellliiK. nlioiit rl furlungn, $1,500 value.
for ihrr-'-s ear nhi 1h Knltaerb ker
In, ii.ll iili. ene mile nnd a nlxtenth, tl, too
Hil-inl; the M la-urn nu-r h indti up one mile,
II. 00') milled, th Tarn lnli aukes. acll
hit, one mile. ll,r,on value.
Cor twu-)eiir-nlili The Whirl H'i4t'f,
Hit and ii linir furlaiigi. 13,000 value: the
Hist View stakes, uliout sl fll'lon.
. 0 0 II value; the VVnkellelil Immlleap. rive
suit a hull furluigs. t. valuu: thn Hem
elfcelle Htukt-e fur tlllleN, live itml ii h.itf
rurlnnn-, K.fjOO vmIiic. the i-'rlvollty sinkes.
soiling, hvs Hnd a huir fiirl'iiut". II -"00
l. Illle, I lie SprlKhtful strike. ri'lllllK, all, -111
slv furlong. fl.JOO villus '
SOCCER REFEREES SELECTED.
I'relKliInn hiiiI lilldli-oll lo
Art nt
II Ik I i nines 'l'ii-dll.
i:. I'relKhton and (!, Oaldlentt havo
been i-lioseii iih refi-reen for tho two In
tel national MMVer in.-ilelu h vvliieh will be
played this afternoon nt l.epox Oval
between tennis reiirefentlni? llnKl.ind
and S.iotlaiid In tho Kainc "turtlniT at 1
o'flocU nnd Amer'i'a and the Continent
In the frame Ft.irtlinc ut :i o'clock These
pliiyers villi IIkuid In the double header;
Scol' Hid Wilson, I.iveity, (llhb. VV
ll. niacin r, Mii'iinn. Dye, .1 ,1 liilliirhrr,
Viiiiiik. Miller, McKennu mid Mcrhennle
llnKlniiil - .Mather, qiitnlaii. ll.illi-y. I'or
tel. I'- ri-y, Dtirney, Curalde, Carver, lljyra,
l,.mlc nml I'uvty.
America -Ttntle, .1. Itohertaun. I'nst, J
tiiRrmo ta-nnnx, Wnl-lrnn, Xehnb.iuer,
Juines rnrd, llelni'lty. i;ilU ami I'aiiper.
rontlnrni lli lner, M. Vandeit euhe, A,
Vnndeweuhe. ,, llcer, Van dfii llinden,
nrhksuti I.'. Ilunzlker. H. Iluiullter.
Ilk-lcli. ilubln anil J. ilrfer.
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.
l'lrt llare Selllnni lliree.year-nlilsj ne
nti'l n half ftinaiiirs- t' M .luhMsun no
i.-lilllInK). in In 1, 4 lo I and ;t tn r, won
VluU-l. lu.'l i.Vlnna), '.' to 1, ,'l to and nj,
euinil; Honey rut, (I) Uentry). 7 to
1 in 2 iiinl out, third Tlmn. I :07 1-5.
Happlm-HM and rtrrulatinn also ran
.seeiiiiti liin-i SellluK, three-year-oliln
nml iipiiurd, tin fiirhniKh Meal Tl kel, UT
I M,ir H). '.' to 1. even mul 2 to M on
.Vllns Kul-illa. U7 il'li kenm. '.' n I i ven
ami '.' lo beennd, hmly Jiiuna, loo
illajea), .'I In 1, L-nii ami t In .', third
Time, 1 1 111 2 r, Oiliuiel It a ml el I, l-'rna
Kye, HerdM. illlliert Itnue, Marie CoKhlli
and llonnle' lluek also ran.
Third Jta Selllinr: fmir-year-oMA nnd
upward; ene mile hlnlirmik, loo ill, Hlibl
Iiik), I In !'. 1 to 4 ami out, won: Alda, He
iMiirvnl, 7 to r,, I in a anil nut, m-cmul
II A .lliuea. 07 iIIhvmi), 12 lo 1, I In 1
and 2 In I, third. Time, 1 2-,"i Tortile
1- and Dave MniitKmn'ry alvo run
ruiirth Itace Hi-tlliiff. fieir-yeiir-olils
nnd upward, fix (urlnnsa Kr.inels, nn
i I'leltcim), 4 tn 1, il in ,, und I In II, won.
Aziiru. I"-' I III. HIiIIIIiikI. 7 to I. in ;.
nml II tn f, m-runii, I'ralrl". 110 illuxlon),
even, 1 In .1 and mil, third Time, 1 : t :i
J'anhHi'hftpl, Ktd Nelson und Kck Davl
nisi ran,
I'Ktli linen i-elllni;, three. en.uMe
nml upuard. one mile I'llrci-raM, 112
i Hunker), h to ft, 7 tn in mi l I pi 11 nun
r.ltctruwan, I in I I'li'Ki un), 4 in I, N to .'
and 7 tn 10, teenml, Salvado Quru. 1MI
illuxli.nl. 12 lo I. 4 in 1 ami 2 In 1. third
i Time, 1:41 llrll Itrach, hndiiruuce. Air
line. uu-iHK-r iiia itftHc ait, i ran
Mvlh llar-e ienE, Ihrr e.yc ir.oliU and
upward. tt f iir'oiit!" Tap, r Tip, In." (II,
SlilUliiir), 12 In 1, 4 to 1 unit 2 in 1, mm,
Ileal Worth, 110 (Ktenoy), S tn 2, 7 tn in
and 1 In '', 'I'miit; Vajudiwllil, tin
l(lrnaa), ll to 1, 3 tn 1 and S to 0, third.
Time. 1US 1-A Hharn.r Knlsht. l-ady
Timnir. Wlllta, rroaparo Bun. Cecil, ilsdolla
iuid, Ua4M4ra also rau.
HURT ON ICE YACHT
Abrupt Swerve Hushes Ifim
Overlioiirtl; liitmN mi Hiait;
Knocked rucoiiscious.
IMP YEAR'S FTIIST VICTOR
IlKP IIa.vk, N. J Feb. II. Three
(pectaoular Iro yacht races on tho snow
covered North Shrewsbury among the
third class white winged lllers of tho
North Shrewsbury loo Yacht Club fur
nlshod thrills to-day for tho Ice yachts
men ns well as tho crowds of sieotatiirs
and skaters.
Tho championship tee yacht Imp, now
owned by 1, T. Straus of Ncwarlc, won
the commodore's race, tho tlist third
class Ice boat event of tho. season.
Iteuben White railed the Imp to victory
In this ten mile event four times around
the club's triangular eoure. The Imp's
time was ID minutes 3 ft seconds, beating
out Daniel Asay's Gull by only 10 sec
ond, and 1. T, Straus's Silver Heels
by .",.' seconds.
Fred Van Dorn'H Say When and James
H. Weavers Kitty withdrew from this
event when Kdwaid ThoiupsAn. who way
sheet tender on tho Say When with
Irving llance, was thrown out. landing
on the Ice on his head. He was rernl,.i..,l
unconscious The Say When was turn-'
ing a st.nco in Fishers Cove and
"'i18
brought up Into the wind so abrutitlv
that Thompson lost his balance and went
out of the boat as If taking a dive Mart
llaviland stopped tin- Kitty when he
found Thompson lying ur- on'ious on
the Ice. The Ice v.iU'hsmau soon was
icilveil.
Iteuben White, vi.is'lhe victim of the
second accident of the day, when the
Imp upset In taking the ttrst stake In
the second race, a il'stance of T'j miles,
for points on the season's pennant.
White, who left Ins sheet tender behind ,
In this rvirt owing i-i the tightening ,
breeze, w.s trailing Silver Heels w hen
the rheet tipi v night as a puff came, the l
AMI'M.VIKNT.
I
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ROBINSON II With AL
CRllSOK. JR. I JCLSON
COMEDY
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in addition lo liegultr 1'rcwr.iiiinn'
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Gala Concert
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SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
.VIII. all 111 1 1 1 1 1 II I.1C. I illlillll Int.
Rnlidsi. JI'I.IV I.VI s.s.1 V l iiiilralln.
SentH 7.'.C. In (.' Utiles Jl'.', ,'i, at Hut (lllleo.
ai.oi.ivn ii vi.i.. :u tv. l id m.
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'I be I i li'liriiled Teiioi.
Aeolian Hall
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.WINIFRED CHRISTIE
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Seals 7fe In 1 AD llov M-als. ft fkl
Musicians' Coiii-erl Mcnient, Ine III atlliMt,
Mnimtt nti 'I llnmlln t'lmio ihi
I'HiNf'Kss M.tu. in,, ivii. .. Nia.
soncpaulital R E I M E R S
Tl. U.U Nn.v at llot Ofil.-i..
I'rlntrss Thea.. I'rl. All., I In, VV al .1 shurp
I'.M'IIHITION AT Till; I'lANll
ItAti 111., kOIIN4iOI.ll, etc., h
REGINALD SWEET
TaU. mom at Hoc Office, tlaaoo h llaintbiriaoo.
MINNEAPOLIS
i
craft turning completely over, 'whlto
righted his boat alone, and although far
behind passed tho Gull, Say When and
Tyro and Mulshed second, :i minutes; 10
seconds behind tho Silver Heels, which
palled tho race In 1 hour 23 minutes 35
seconds, nnd 2T seconds ahead of the
Gull, which finished third.
A surprlso wan sprung In the third
race, it five mile event, when tho Hllver
Heels, called by William and Enslcy
White, brothers of Keuben Whits of the
Imp, beat out tho Imp by Ml seconds.
Silver Heels made the tlvo mites In lit
minutes ft seconds In u light, puffy, north
wcht wind.
Often during the races one Ice yacht
and then another, struck by a strong
puff, was lifted on one runner or spun
around llko a top, as other contesting
ice boats sailed by.
Thero will be Ice yachting to-morrow
morning and nftemoon by thpso same leo
boats, and also the fifth class twits of
the independent and Fair Haven clubs.
TO-DAY'S NEW. ORLEANS CARD.
Fltt It-iee I'urse: maiden lbrre-yer-old
nnd upward: one mile;
Trend IHl Alley 107
("Tar's Hoy loPlilorule til
Kn K 11! Stephsn It lot
tl'.iptaln Merrhant. ItllSerf Hsvln II!
tKoy Ill J. W O'Shn HI
Talleyrand ITil
Second Haee SclltnC Ihrre yrar oldii: one
mile:
MIm I'hllbln..
Lnrkin
Hi. Juliette ..
Hood Counsel...
T)topraphy ...
, lOllMaymr W lot
m I .H lie niccer 1W
, 1l0'Mararet Q Id',
, 11'. Mary Jay Ill
Hll iinnirr 110
Third rtsee-Pelllrw fmir-yrsr-nli1 snd up
ward, mile mid a nl-nlli:
Maln-1 llulwcl-er... IfCHirrr louder II!
Hi tin M Iff! Mlltins in;
lirnrdU'tlua '.'' I.tieky lieorte 1")
llatna 101 Orperth It!
Mary Ann It toil
Fourth Rare Handicap! three year-olds and
upward- one nine.
rnit Vul,l
wjTinee vn
10 .1 .1 Mills 112
P iil.ih S .
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IH-Ilver Uriinipy lot
Fifth Usee -s.ellinif; three-rear-olds and up
ward: nno mllu and twenty ).in!;
Ak Ma 1"! Mo'krry : il
llll Km 1T llelurn ltrf
Hell llor I'lnutde 1'n-t HI
Meslr Loui" . 1"0
Sixth lta- ScIUim; tlirre yesr-nldn and up.
want- one mile and twenty yard.
I.vndiir i . . 1'i Main r
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Mln Kaniile 1'j1 SeiTiiata K
li.rrird l' U'-t It and Turker lot
Hnril.l f 'i. . .l.i. ,n
n.,.ilinu s liner Kliw m
IVIelinty I'll Hindi . 112
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,vtmtut allowance eUImed
tComl-d
AMI'XF.MKNTo.
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llidtdsi Matinee Iii-.Iik .'.1.1.
GRACE GEORGE
THE EARTH IMAJOR BARBARA
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THE FEAR MARKET "i,,"1'
NutMonM..'.v William Elliott ;rie,
THE GREATEST NATION
Notable east includes Win Klliolt SKKTH
oili VV vmlhttii Mine nr Hal Tllt'ltH.
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CASALS
Seats 1 lo I'.'.fll. lluti-sI.V A ls. llm, m 2H3,
Aeolian III, Ik,- , and Una (Jltlce. (.'iiriiiKie Hall,
SYMPHONY
S n r I e I v n f N e u V ii r k
W Vl.ll.lt immiioncii. t'tindtirtor.
MM M.MIA1 ATI.. FKH. 77, at a.
I'msraiii lietoieil lo
ORCHESTRAL CHAMBER MUSIC
1. hiiiiiiiirrsimphnnl Sehnonlwric
(l-'irsl pnhlli' perlnrniaiu-e in New York.)
2, I'nrnie for Violin and Orihealra
Alevalliler .sinst-ivsky Chmisnon
.1. (solo (ur Vliiluiiti Un wllh Orrhrsira.
laiiien Hclimlt lloellman
4. Keren te In llMhai
I I si il i' it ilie-ee eii-e-ts )
.1. Serenade fur Violin, lolnni elhi,
I'lann and Ora.ui Hnlnt-Xarns
Mi-r, Halnisl,!ti linill.Maler and Daninwli
IVII'dltl ixr .MH'KT.I
As Hie rim its mIH he Inseil during llm
performance, of the S liueiiherg Hammer
sviiiplinnle, hnlalera of tlikeia Mr re
uiested to be In their arali promptly at
three,
sicatMil ItiHim 1202 and llnx Office, AtsiUan Hall.
PHILHARMONIC
I Mii'inrv oi' saw voitK w
JOSI',1' MI14.NSK1, L'OMIUtTOII
Nevi lliur. la .iiia, Nevi I'rl. 4,11. '.':no.
Kl'lN lis I' SCH ELLI NG
Program Inehiilit Mabler'a till Hjiliphony.
Stinrann Solo May I'rirraon.
( A N :nh II Aide Tlckela al Una Offlcn.
IN'eit Hat. Afl.. I'eh. '.'il. .1. Aeolian Hall.
' A (.'O.NCKIII I'Olt
I V A II kl a DaPaTBI P
WWIVI r aw w c
A Piano Afternoon
With
PERCY GRAINGER
TUta 't)t'lol.,'tnnowat Aeolian Mall llox OrUra
Ai:t)I.IA.N MAIL. TO.NM.IIT. AT SIM.
i iicaiinii, ai j:ia.
GRANADOS
t iiiii ri i
hi
Itnr liillr
l.slsled ll) ANNA FirIll.
.Mmiient, Anioula Wawyer. Buluway llano,
I'arneule Hall, Tura
Vfl., I'rb. II). al a,
HONd ItKClTAI,
Wll, ll HAIIK
HINSHAW
UIIIIT HI IIIN'lll I'll .1 tkia Wi.n.l.
rrtcaj BaleSftc; Dre. ClrvU. M)5iPrut.,l.CiO,
FOR FAIR IS WINNER
OF GENTILLY PURSE
Sprints Away From His Two
Lcadinpr Rivals in Stretch
Bon Otis a Victor.
ItKCORD TRIAL ARRANGED
New Oiiucanii. Feb, SI. For Fair,
rated last winter aa Uie beat hone In
tho South, won the Oentllly purse, dis
tance onu mile, at tho Fair drounds
track this afternoon before 5,000 race
goers, tho largest Monday crowd of the
mretlrur. For Fair galloped behind To
kay nnd nifls Shooter, the other con
tenders, to the stretch and then sprinted
homo an easy winner by a length.
Hon Otis, lucky to escape crowding on
the first turn In the scramble for posi
tions In the, opening (half mile dash,
won easily by two lengths and equalled
thn track mark of 47 3-5 seconds.
Panzareta and J. J. Llllls, each carry
lug 10S pounds, will meet on Wednes
day In an effort to break the mile record
of 1 :3T 4-5, hold by tho latter horse. If
tho rccoid la broken a silver cup wilt be
presented to the owner of the winner In
addition to the iurse.
.lames llutler, owner of the Empire
City, Juarez ami Iiurcl racetracks,
cabled from Havana that he would ar
rive herv with his family to-morrow.
Ho will remain over for the Mardl Qras.
After Lucky It. had Mulshed second to
Hose Marlon In tire second race she
was elalns-d by her former owner, M. J.
Hlckey, for $1,400.
Judge Murphy, Starter Pade and Hue
Ing Secretary Joe McClellan have len
apilntel nlllclali for the Howie meet
ing, which begina April 1. The results:
Flrat Itace for nialdtn two-yar.olda:
purir, 1100; four (urlensa Hon Olln, 10?
iKt-oKh). 7 to 1, fi to i ami even, won:
Cl-oriee O. Love, US IT McTasaurt), S
in I. In 5 and 3 to i, serond ; Wat, 114
iMo'.t), 3 to 1, even and 1 to :, third.
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THE HEART OF WETONA
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dimhlo hill. Ilarnsel ti. tirelrl, Mavin. Malt
reld: Kelss. iinrlli- foll'd hy Paillneel. I'a
)ttl;liru.. Del, lira. Heals on sale Tomorrow.
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Saturday If!., Fib. 26, at 2 130
I AKNMilK IIAI.I-.
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WAI.TK.K IIAMKOisril (ondurtor
Jo'Il'l HOFMANN
Tlckata at olttce. Hoom 1S03 Afollan
tllttc nnd llov Olttcr, Cunt-Kls lla.lt.
41 HtrrI Th iin, i:e Feb. ', nl Sri V.
YVETTE
GUILBERT
and the lido in; l.llKt'K
llenedt Woman'a Analllary trench Hospital,
Tli-kets at llnx Oftlee or from management,
lllr'n I'atliarlnr A. Ilamman, 3.1 W. auth Nt,
OUaTaTa
Mirini. I'narlea Dllllnaliaiii.
MATINEE OAILYa$1,00
fir.v nu.ti A.HM .lat.2Vcl.HI.MJ.
HIP HIP HOORAY
DUSAHnTO.iKl'lf0TlSr.H.
8lard hy It. II. llnnislde.
W. Ilcnellt Hebrew Infant Aaylutn.
Kxtranrdlnary Mill with C " 1 1 C A
11 1 p Hip Hooray features & SUUSA
THEATRE FRANCAIS
I'hnno Uryanl !O.V9, Kvna. H 21).
Mala. Tili-a. Thura. Krl Hat. 2 20
To-day Mat. 2.21) Mlrecaa I nnla'l
Also Friday Mat, niattiB kuum
J&t "LA COEUR DISPOSE"
Wllh tricar Herman Ytnnne riarrlrk.
Wed Matdlenedt for Arllitn Theatre Kranravla.
T II.F.KKlTn'
rALACE
II.K.KKlTn'SlilIl.lA DEAN, II01.I.T
kll tUH t Jrn Hchwarti.
I'll FIMIKK. AI.N
IIKOOKfi A CO.. ODIVA.
HAltKV TIOHK, uUnva.
H'way, 47lh fit.
Dally Slat. 2.Mol
IRVIN8 fi, THEATRE
Hcbnvidar WlbbaJ. To-nUtht HUB Uoball Tamt
WaUw, Wedr. Dai WirUhaui iTat.i'elrotmcl
Tims. 0!47J.S. llhymer. Bird Lore, Yel
low flallv. Hen lliuiibaon and Waukeag
also ran.
Second Ilsge For three-year-olds: pnre.
400; six furlonsa ltoiu Marian, 100 (dar
ner). I lo 1, 1 lo i and 1 to 4, "on ;
l-ucky n. 113 (Hutwell), 11 to 5. 4 to j
and 1 lo 3, second! Pan Handle, 116
(Holilnton). 15 10 1, I in i an" .f-
third. Time. 111! 3-1. lluay Joe, TriDoro,
Isidy Mildred and .Tralen also ran.
Third luce Belling handicap! for three-
rear-olda and upward: puras, llOOi '
urlonga Phil Hngar, 101 (J. MeTaggarti,
a to l, s to l anu i co o, woni wi,i";i
11-, tiK.lt.v 7 in s. ft in L and S to
atcondi Hcaramourh, 111 (llutwcll), to J.
a in a ana i 10 f, inira. iim-i : "J, "
Frisky. Ilarla. Idy Jane Orey, Menlo
I"rk and Manaaieh alao ran.
isourih Itace The Oentllly Purae: for
three-year-old and upward; purae, isou,
one mile Kor Fair, 107 (Koarner). II to I.
1 to z ana out, won; ioa7, in "
I in 1. 1 to 2 and out, second: lime
Bhooter. 10S (Van Dun. i to to. I lo ,
and out. third. Time. 1:40 :-6. Only three
starter. ., . ...
Fifth Race ror rour-year-oios. u up-
wardi selling: nurse, MOO: one mile ana b
stiteenth I'lnntagenet. 11!. (J, Me'jaa
rart), 4 to l. even ana i io t. . m' i
104 (Van Dutenl. I to 6. 1 to 2 and out,
second; Cluba. Ill (Andrew). to -' ,,
3 ana oui, inira. iimr, f "',
nrnther. Hatourh and l.ady mill alao ran.
fimh Haee For thre-yar-olds ana up
ward: salllnt! purae. 1400: one mile anu
seventy yaraa ouk or ininir, ...
(KfOtht. i In li C In ! and I In 6. won:
lyi Mode, 105 (J. McTagjrarl), to 1.
I lo 1 and even, second: injury. 11: crir
ler), to C. 1 to 4 and 1 to 4. third. Time,
1:44 S-t. Polly II., Transport and Alt"n
also ran,
TO-DAY'S HAVANA ENTRIES.
First Itace Three furlong
l'wo-year-oMi
conditions: purse, iwo:
Curls ie; lOnhella W...
Mallta 1C Ularir Cora.
Cruen 109 1 Oli sen
Durbank 1i:!Manokln -
it I
Second Re Fire and a lialf furlongs;
thrre-year-old and upward: purse. $i': sill 1
inr:
Careo (CHnlitT Allen . . II."
rnn1r 117 ordlln IIS
Iluaaell MeQIIl lMlIrd WVila.. it.
Prolagoraa .. . llu
Third Rsr Five and a half furlong" :thre
rear-olds and upward: purM, iim): selllnz
.aura 110. Siluioiil Adams I
Sir Uyke 110 Jabot
Mim (tenn-irvr... ill 'Ilelfast ....
Anavrl . li:!
Fourth Haee Pur, $H: one mile and all
rlrhlb: four-year-ol t an dupwanl: slllnc
l'ae White lOHCharlra Kianci to-.
llahy Miler IW.Mallk 1".'
Alterlow IMltiOchlel "I
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year-olda and upward: purae, ft00; selllruii
Oalewinthe . , M'Iulae May.. .. . I'
Ariiimsnt ?3iMoeoa '"7
Cuttyhunk . '. ' ". 101 Churl--' F. Oralnter 112
Teller
km!
Chancellor entry
Apprentice atlooanr rlalnied
AMI'SF.MKNTg.
TIIKATRKN AND Nl'CCKNMKN.
NEW AMSTERDAM Mats'Tuisi .'V.sl Sati
F.XTKA MATINKt: Tll-llll Vl 1.1.
ELSIE FERGUSON
In 1UU Calne'H
MARGARET SGHILLER
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MRS. F1SKE
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Lrstwhile Susan
CRITERION J!: ,ts'
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Hackett Allen
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Dog Show
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
reo. Zs5, Z4,
From 10 A. M. to 1 1 m.
NOW OPEN
Medal-Winning Exhibit and
Features from the JOY ZONE
San Francisco Exposition
GRAND CENTRAL PALACE
Admission - - 50 Cents
It way at :ish
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COMMODORE'S PENNANT IT
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house It whs deculeil p- . .
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pennant and two or in.i-i
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sori of the Anierlr.ui Ix-ign. i
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club are lilclc mid It, v . , . ,
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