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THE SUN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916.
Princeton and Columbia Win Relay Races Cornell Basketball Team Beats Dartmouth by One Point Margin
COLUMBIA EASILY
IS FIRST IN RELAY
I'liiitctnii Train Also a Win
ner, iicatinir ('. ('. X. Y. in
llorarc Mann (iuincH.
MIJM'J.T IS AX ATHLETK
FIRST VICTORY OF WINTER BOSTON OWNED DOG
CREDITED TO MIKE BRADY SENSATION OF SHOW
Tardy Despatch From Augusta Tells How He Led Good
Field With Score of 147 Other News
and Gossip of the Links.
ji-. .:.im,'s Initial athletic meet
i.d t'p Twenty-second Heglmcnt 1
um.n t.wt ughl brought out un en- !
.,-.... .f f.lltuersi nf fu'hnol 1
I :t , 1 ,., building rang with louder ' of lhe ntry Club of Augusta.
I" 1 ' . .. . ....... I Mrady'a score was T4. 73 1 47.
1 rmcr man imvo grccicu me . .
io Mike llraily of lloeton goes the and John O. Anderson, whose career
honor of winning the first considerable "" business affiliations he reviews In
professional tournament of the Houthern i considerable detail. An Chick Hvana also
..o Himini niinaeii tin mo same mae
the t H. 11. A. finds Itself with outspoken
season. Uelated news from Augusta,
Oa., reveals tho fnct that on Friday last
ho led a good field of professionals In
thlrty-plx holo tourney on tho hill
r.O'.it
critics of prominence on Its hands both
in the Hast and West.
Within the last fortnight two golfers
of prominence Unv died, tioth of whom
held minor titles during their careers on
.. . i in sccnn.i e.1 i-a,.... ..i .- i - : me una, un l-enrtiHrv 7 Airs. K. c
.-.rr'S ' anv Oilier Illl-Vl mm 111 .i.u, " iiunmu ... Lrw, .... ' ' i. ,,
, , season Hitch and prep tho former Van Cortlandt Park boy, who d'!ed ai " I-ob nd CTnr's, Me'
' t1' tt.ii.t-ii ri ruiinto th previous day with his partner had ' and onThureday Inst Charles Hitchcock'.
i-iC JUl mere .'.,' tvon the nnulmr nrn(.ului r.,n. 1 Jr.. IntercoMes-tuts i-hnnmlnn In inn".
.r cllfKes. uuiuinum iuou , - uu - -. Yi , Y.
.v relax- race from Ford- competition, lie was three, etriiko.. he. "'"'.' "'"
. ic-t.-
, r, c m i:
u-, . . . "i. r, ....... .... . . : Ji i nif..i,..u . .,.. i
II.,. Ml! taxing a ieau in me iirai . umuj, ms worn newg .a, Ji 160. . ' - .. ..... ,., i,.. ii i
' ; Mch the Hlue and Whlto team Utile Freddie Mcls-od. national onen ,l...K"er ."e laio ;w. wnen i " . . I'tT w ' were "-11 tlllcl at a lalo hour U-t nUhl
,,:f re: nnulshcd. I champion In 190d. tied for third place ' 'i. u w"0,."- 110 ...t0, ,h,, .. "lo, lid not have to "-' "e wrlval this morning of
' nau-h relay betwwn lrlnolon at .152 win, l-at loyle. Clmer IxTrtng, ! 'f,mJU ummeri' ,lt NrMpinttl Pier o n ' tJlonnf;,nted hir " exhibit one an.l two
. . V. ...(.k.. mi. f v,v mi tvn. ntih ...a .1 Him for seeral years ho was tho mon-1 quailt uui tonironieu nrr .., ... ....
t c -, had It al their on way. tlo for sixth place between l).ne Ogilvio , - o. PemMon ho club In the word of the Judge. It. H. U
, .. t-rreuarters of .lap with and Carl Anderron. ho turned In card. he,3 , was ' 1" of Ottawa. Canada, the tlnest lot of
, M r- as th. luiehor man. , . of 166. nromlnetn in li.tr..hniin Mif. bulltcrrlers ever assembled In an Amer-
a l.ttle fellow rrom ni. jo.ii.b Aer me .tourney was over most of . His victory In the Intercollegiate "-an show ring were entered, llie U.jrt.
.. .Iio enat on of tho meet. , the profoss.ona N who took mrt set .ml -i. ....... :.,..r . .m",0"T'If.,r i. .. ,,..!,.. i !. lias
, ... J ,n the mhUrt class and for the Morula courses, where they will . O " X " Mltchk wa.'the I a head 'm il i"l r i w rf ec t a could be Itn-
Mnnrhostrr White Hose Rig
Vimicr Over Kcinurknblc
Bull Torrior Kntry.
GARDEN READY FOR.
ANNUAL DOG SHOW
More Than 2,500 Kntrirs Will
Itc on lienclics at To
day's Opcnintr.
X0K0SS PATRICIAX NEXT
11K CAXAPIAX KX1II1UT
Manchester White Hose, a newcomer
to metropolitan dog thows, defeated the
strongest opposition In her breed ever
seen In this country when she made u
clean sweep at tho eleventh annuil show
of the Hullterrler Club of America held
In Urand Central l'alace yestcnlay.
White llote wus maklnr her first metro
politan appoaranco and her second entry
In an American show ring. She Is
Kverything was huitto ami bustle In
Madlsui Square Cnmlen nil ilay yester
day and until late tart night, ait van
load after vanload of dogs arrived
fur the opening of the fortieth nntiu.il
beneh show of the Westminster Kennel
Club, which opens thl morning at !'
o'clock. While metropolitan cntrlii and
thev fiom nearby cltle ami towns were
Hrrlxlng In nutomoble. thou' of the b'g
kenneW from the mUldl" West and
. rj1" "i . ' ."I " ' .V.; n ; I Canada were met at the rallrnnd sta
l"ur""r.u .,""Y. : V y W motor xa.i. Tbe benches
f.n
. . ........ r,f Ills verv fnw t.lnv o v 1,1 1,H I.,.. .,,.. .i .1.1 ...... -v.. ,., - -- ...
" ."'.. i.. r.V I.."'...' "V.' ""u "uu?" a. stu.lent at Vale, and In the thlrty-slx ami ner uooy in.c .' ". out Ibe stain of defeat b...i,l..,l i
hole tlual round, played on May 10. he ' 'h'" 1" ""md. " B9 lu" i ".ro " V' V'.'r " '".r.1 -""n .',,. , .,.,, hp,i,i.i,..,. n
. ts of athletic material, lie in the next two or threo weeks. Ncirlv
. :0 yard dash, high Jtinip and all of them will Join tho throng of ex
r. on t-.e winning relay team. The , pPrts who will play In tho big open
sjnir.a:.. S tournanient at llcllealr on March 3
i Ytr I IMh. Cloied Won b A. and i.
r Marshall, .econd; U. Adams,
,..., :-S sreomls.
.niih cln-d Won by . ford'; j Jty printing In UoJf Illustrated the
K. it .kirs,.n. trend; A. Cu.limun. Wlra. ,nlliuu.fc t) llle anmul meeting of the
"!r'. '- vTr'n Closed Won bv Living, ".'lilted States olf Aftboclatlon In Chl
,u'r. n ,f.isK . second: Vsughiin. third, jcago last month Max Hehr lias shed
I- . inn . ouhiv iikiii un uiu nijcumion mat lei up
betiiho.
I oe fnnclcM were busy decorating
their benches hut evening In the toy
annex exhibitors wern esiKclally busy
and Hoirai very attni'ctlv.i cagi-.s '
house 'the dlmluiltlVf. Mirletles.
Tile tlrst dogs to arrUe were the
of settetx nnd pointers, and the other
handlers. Hen lowls and son of Iins.
downe, l'a. , Atf llelmont, from Wnne.
wood, l'a., ami KranU Addynian of
Ardsley were on hand early, bringing
big strings of dogs.
Probably tho most notable arrival was
when the teirlers from Mrs. Hoy A.
Halney's Conejo Kennels and Oeorge i
yuimard s wire b ilred fox terriers dime
trom Long Island In big motor vans.
The aggregate alue of these dogs was
said to be not eis than MlU'OO and
the arlous specimens were admired by
u big crowd as they were taken from
their crates and Iwnched, It Is believed
by many exptrts that a terrier and prob
ably a wltv haired fox terrier will be
declared best dog lu the show and when
tho Qulntnrd, Conejo and Vlckery dogn
wire benched n throng crowded around
the various specimens to compare them
and try to pick the one which would be
favored by the Judges,
The Uoeton terrier section also wns a
busy place and when the entries from
Mrs. lleorge n. tJrcsscr'i. kennel at
Thomson, Conn., which Included the $:,
SOU purchase Champion Trlmounl Ho.
man and Champion Yankee Spider, the
attention for the time was diverted to
the little American dog.
Although the total of entries this year
does not exceed the re.oril of past shows
Interest seems to lie greater, and It Is
said that the quality of tho dogs to be
benched will !e better than ever before.
The dour will be opened to the public
at 9 o'clock ind Judging will start
at 10.30.
BALL BOBS OUT AND
CORNELL IS VICTOR
MRS. WOOD WINNER
ON FLORIDA COURTS
Plllftlinric Mi snips l.eblgh,
PiTTsm no, Kl. I'l The Cnlxerslty of
Pittsburg h:W.otb.ill team snowed under
the lhlgh tlin here to-night, score 41
to It. The local were determined to
. .., nu.i. Minrei won ii
ir.iu.i J Jims I'rep, noon. I'-iyni
iat VriVMcrVr sprld ull In all U one of tho tho ilrst handler In w.tl,
of Pennsj Ivnnia by the moro than com- hest ever s.-en here J he law foil . hllng dug, c
in mo oogs winners i m.. ...u .w....
rldgc's nine-year-old Champion Noross
Patrician disproved the theory that
"they neer come back" by making his
first appearance In oer a ear and He
lortable margin of 12 up and 11 to play.
In later years Hitchcock played most
of his golf at Apuwamls and Hlchraoral
County.
Mrs. A heelet when she was Miss
M. v
ni, . Mollnx. l'oly I'rep, tnirn;
John's l'rrp. lourin. lime.
to the adoption of the new ruling In
regard to the amateur question which h W'i,1,!,V'"U' it?1?. 'fhl'JLi'S
Adams won the women's championship ' featlng an unusual class or nogs, i ne
of Hoton twice, In 1902 and 10. and i grand old champion has been or.c oi m
was runnerun to Miss Harriot S. Curtis i biggest winning dogs In the annals of
In the national championship of 1906
1. 1.. ........ incni ai win iicmirnini a weeK aco.
in - niiing. . ..... ... .i... r . i, ,i... ...i. .... L.7 J
losslllg II... i "". "" ' ny "
border on Sunday comiKdled these fan- ?r ' .' iV '. " "T! ' B" "rk
ciers to make an early start and they
After Rector's Luckless Try pA-Cliatn)ion of State Defeats,
liame Knrts Wltli Dnrtmoutli ( Mrs. II. If. Tliomas in
Reatcn, Score 20 to 15). ( Annual Tourney.
FOUL SHOTS DKCUU: 1T.MKX ARK IX TRAIX1X0
Pel).
:i. Part-
Pit.M Hr.xrtr, I'll., i"eb. :l. The an-
ltANoVKK, N. It.,
mouth's last chance of winning a league "iiai tournament for the woman's ten
t...i...w.n ... i . i,.. n..'""1 I'luitnplonslilp uf llorlda began to-
.....,a.. ha,,,o Ul .i"ir .. . - ,lay w It h 1 he singles. Mrs. Barger Wal
board to-day when Cornell, after trail -1 a-li ot Nnw'rt, who won law ear,
Ing In the first half, 11 to fi, came fasti was not heie to defend tier title, and
and won, 20 to 1?. In the last ten sec- i I he strongest playtr of the fleld ts
onds of play Kector's try for a basket ! UST
dropped squarely III the net. rolled I ji, n. 'rhmiias to-dny. -0, ti 2, and
sround and shot out again, gUIng the j secnie,t In nr.c form,
contest to tho visitors. The game clojcd .Th.- feature match was that In which
tho homo season for Partmotith.
Williams and Stccnml of Dartmouth
and Kutterb) of the visitors wero high
hcorers with three baskets apiece. Ash
mead tosed fix goals from foul, a big
factor In Cornell's success, as Slsson
nnd Williams of the lireen could .-age
only three out of fourteen tries. ILiu of
ll..tnllll I1 .....'I. tlx .Ilflf tit, lit.hlidl.
..... in ih. .t'.ti' nil., ,,i.. ,..i i,..'. W .men's s"tl"
,., ,., ...v ' .. I life. .!-. II i.lnli.
will be of Interest to many golfers, liven
more Interesting perhaps is tho rtason
gum by rrtsldent Woodward for declln
i tiinlnf Won by P. Terel-
r. .' . t.. Si"'. .:. .li.U M.i..: ' IllK to Sllhmll til Iho .leler .le. lli urn.
. .mm-ri'ial. tuurth Time, . 4-j j posed amendment extending the right to
uii; iu mtj hiiicti ciuus.
L'sually President Wood want's ut
terances ore frank nnd to the nolnt. but
I this time he chose to be a bit mysterious I
! l Daub. N.nlce Won hy I)rer,
.-.i IT. p. H. Wetcrs. le W ttt Clin
.no y. Ke.ier. Tuwn.end Harris,
I. Hosier, llaiomia lllsh. fourth.
. . . .... ii . I .
. PV,;,l";':nfJnr.M m? iKokI r - -xlal.. his views better than .III any
r 1.1 r Kis'h. Muiwwiit, third comment on them. He fald to the dcle-
l. W.'i.' I'oly I'tep. fiiurtli. Tlinc, ' gaten :
- . .-,..rK , 'There Is one other matter which
n V:rVonW f br,,UK,.t tOt?.0U. "ucnt1"";
, -i raul, third; w. l.lnyrt. Yonk-1 That is In connection with tho proikiard
f. U.Kti, fuartn. Time, : minutes t tec- . amendments that were suggested by the
.ni. ... ... . ... , executive committee for your consldera-
Vr.p. 5 hrtj ii.iViles! t" o?nw: "?vaT"VT,.i ,0i !; f.ni,lltul!l,n-
, k i... r ami J. lKiwi.. y. .avler High. lilch affected the right of the allied
a hi.Ii Whe.p.oy. Ksrrell. Curr and clubs to vote. Since that series was pre-
s.n, ... l u.y l'rip. third, with .Vende. vt.nted by tho executive committee other
l .. :.-ar ana l.ucis. Time. roc- huBKWon8 have reached the executive
Y.s- in.- Hisli Jump. Mlditet Won by committee in the nature of proioa!s
K e.-.Mur. si John, with 4 feet Intended to broaden and to strengthen
' H-. "ler. r.cy Prep, .evund. with 4 the position of the t'nltwl States Golf
: Imhis. C .viilloy. lMly lTep thtrd, .Vj.pociatjo,, tl8 t,o leader in golf in this
i ."it'h ,1'eTlnch.,Sa' y P "untry ! with h view If possible of
' arj Hun. Nov l.e Won by s coorumai.ng nr.u nringing vvunin ine
s ) .,l in i ii' . i in i 'in . ii. ..iBnii'jii. pi'uie ot me o(ieraiioi (n me i. lined
.- ing. s.rond. Hul ock. l'oly I'rep. third. (;of Association all the agencies
, )"1 , Ke'Si "-o,,.""- ,0Ur," hat in this country for the promo-
V ll-y Itelay Hu e. ln Mile Hnd a tlon of the game of golf.
.,'ier Won br Columbia tlrst team, wiih "The questions that arose in con nee -
i il.irvitt. D Vollmtr, c. Schlnman and ,0I, w(, details neces.iry'to handle
:.. a?n. ..n.rriV nmVS'HrW rplexlng W.Jon. are so
many uud so varied that the executive
' . vird Hun. Junior Won by K. 1'erel- commltte feeln that at this time It Is not
Morris.
190?, gaining the title on the former
occasion nfter mio of tho most remark
able matches lu the history of Ameri
can golf.
The tourney was played at Atlantic
City. At the end of the btlpulated
thirty-six holes of medal play Ml
Adam and Mli Fanny O. Osgood, the
defending champion, were tied at 1S9.
They played another eighteen hole
round to break the tie, and again fin
ished un even terms. A second extra
round alo was fruitless, so they de
cided to play on until one or the other
won a hole. On the second hole Miss
li.nl their dogs all henchel and shin-
shape lato Sunday afternoon.
The tlrst dogs to he benched by f in
ders In this country was the ;w-i-o
Valley Hunt CIub"s bounds, which are
owned by Major J. W. Ua.Nworth. Mor
I of Mitson and Hastings they were never
ovtrtnkon.
etun Hell 'mm AlbriBht.
Nnw-AnK. 1 eb. 21. The Seton Hall
Adanis won. after seventy-four holes. of I "T "P. 1 V McKarland's Olenedyth
baskctliall team ilefcateil Albright In
St James Hall to-night by a score nf
the breed, but yesterday the younger rls Kinney's Klnielnn Kennel entries V.i to IS. Jones of the winning team
Cl.amplon Heamoor Titl, owned by T. S. I camo Ui next. Tiny Include some fine, made ten Held goals, and .Median and
Hellln of Albany, might have been j old Kngllsh riieepdogs. mastiffs, and Sonurs nli pl.iyid well. The best of
placed over him In the opIMon of many ! till" ear a niiniber of tine St. lkr-1 the Albright team was Itrllhart At the
rltigsldcrs. Patrician Is Mill a grand nards l'rom Ilarlier. N C . came Hub- i ml of the (list half Scton Hall led, 2!
dog, but ago has takc'i Its toll, his bodyicft Atmt-trong with ,i liig string) to 12
line Is gone and be did not move with I
the sprltene-s of yuc -Heamoor
Teil Is one of the top notch-
er. nnd yesterday he was conditioned to 1
the minute. Kvery muscle Mood out a.r.i
he showc.i with great vim. lie stood on
tho block with every muclo tense and1
fairly begged for the rosette. The Judge t
thought that the older dog should win. ,
however, on Inn h id qualities. An- '
other ibg of great quality wa the run-
Mlsh Maty Snyder of PiltsbiirK forced
Mrs. J. I,. Ilremsr of Boston to three
sets, but lost aftei running the !hlrd to
4 .1
Tho men's tournament heflns Sat.
tinla? . Craig I! ddle. Prederlik lYe
llnchuyson and 1'red Inman arc hero
now. Ih Ing fmc.ied hstd for It by
(!e"iKe Agutter of the West Side Tennis
Clu. The siimmiirlcA:
First HoiinJ-.Mrs. '. t.
.l.f.nt.a .(,.. till...
paslng and defence work was excellent.1 tici ' Sen v.'k. : -i. Mt. itm-
Ilrown shot the only Cornell tally from , 'n .i., N ork. defeateil Mrs. II II
tho IhKir In the Ilrst half. Sutterby was, ,,"'. "rK,
1I.. I.-.I..K.!. I,-......
Itii.liiK defeated Miss M.irrarel tlennel
Ho.',.ii. il -S. s :, Mrs J. !,. Brever
Hci..ii. defeat., I Miss Mary S"nvrter. I' Its.
I ,.n.it, t.efl f.,r-r.l ".- " : . ." '. i"e .inner-
. -.' r"., ,, i'nri ii,.iri
resisvnslble for Cornell's winning goal In
the second half. The lineup; '
Cornell. Position. Dartmouth
.i.ert ,irari,
Ilrown High! f.irwur.l u,t
eutteri-v i emre mmih..,i
Ashmmd. ,. l(t giiir.l .vinriln
Mieltuu. . It 1st In gjara I't..n,ir
jiiore I'nrne I. in, IMrtitinutii. I?. ijwi.s
from door--MUlerliv f. Hrciwti. s. ,h
inen.l. ."hellnii, Mrenrod, 3. WtilUn... Z.
Mmrtln sl-snli. tioals from foil AalnilOHd,
h out nf 10. flr.iwii. 0 nut of i..ni
- out Of ? WilllHIns, (I nut of ' Sill,.
fIIui'Ioi. iMrlm'.iith. Mson for IV. -tier,
Wllllsm. for Si.son, Ile. ior f .- Meenro.i
l.f.ree-t: Thurpe. ttl l.'i Pa.,e Cmplrc
--Koch, Yonk-rs. Time ot hnlvrt !0 mln-utei.
Juhtn-ou
.l.r.Mi.,1 Mrs. i-,. W
t irk. 0. s 1
KliHip Defenta Vein f.orhlg.
W. J. Knapp. playing from ncratch.
ilefiated II. Van ilethig, plus R, stef.
day .n the. Muil-tmal round of the
Squash Clslli handicap squash tennle
t.iurne The matd.1 went to three
games before Knu.rp vun at 11 IS,
15 v, r. 10. The winner villi meet O.
W Mad In the rinal round.
play In all.
Only a few days Iwfore her death Mrs.
Wheeler was elected a member of the
executive committee of the Women's
Golf Association of Huston.
Imnerator. a Canadian dog of Intense
type, with a gnuid head and vvondirful,
body.
lit the open hitch ias over thirty-tlve
pounds a remarkable class of all whit"
terriers made clo-e Minjietltlon. Any
on" nf six eitr!os In that class was
of championship calibre and gwd
enough to win in tbe largest shows.
The winner of b-st in the show was
placed first, with Scott I., l.lbby's Cham-
plon Willlston Hose second, i nampion
llel-
I'hlladelphla's professional golfers have
decided to try their skill at soccer ami
their alms Hre so high that they are
trying to arrange a game with the Heth
leheni Held Club, holder of the national
championship. At last reports the irolf-
ers had not succeeded in getting together Hundng Daylight, owned by T. S
a complete eleven, but they had made a , Un. ;md Ko't Orango Kennel's Conden
good start. Tliose who agreed to play eer were pl.ice.1 In the order named,
were Dave Cuthbert. Huntingdon Valley ; i These leaders mado a hard four to
Jack Campbell. Old York Itoad : Jim separate. Kvery' one was of highest
Hackney. Aronlmlnk: Wllllo Hackney, i quality and only the hypercritical could
Itala; George Sayres. -Merlon: Jimmy find fault with any of them to uny ap
Thomson, Philadelphia Country Club ; 1 prciable degree
Aleo uunean. 1-nilaMelpniii tricket ciuu. ( i;Verv class was marked bv extreme
and Dunonti Cuthls-rt All playv.l soccer . ,,ualltv .uid the .bow Itself was the
.i coe, i:.ut iiraiiue. .econ.i. able to make any recommendation to you. ' "'" "s. i"i larot smclalty fixture every held by
V."1; -fn.M "tuiV,. - .".enr,,!. The new proposals really Involve th- garne anoui me ame vim. iiej s.ar.eo tn(1 ,tull.rr,.r nub. Sevet -two dogs
.'iLJHrX ..niendmemj that we did stgest an... r'T V"'' ' , ""V"1
. -..nmierclal, with feet 10 Inohe.. , therefore. In order that ou may be I'uni.in uu.iuen. i.isi ,ar wiin mi. , ,mheanl of not one of the nominations
ip Knglewond. eccond; It. schu- thoroughly advised, and that we may i ountr.v V-'uo at vvaienow n. -v .. was found absent when Hie elates were
1.1
i
Itu'b.rford. third. I, Aslilev. JJe h ,., ret ommendatlons to mike to
,t,. tmra. Al. Ilea at feet -- (o 1mV(, mn(t.r nt
ie Hlgbt Pound ."hoi. Nnvicf Won dlseunsed at this meeting, but that you
l. II Heel, m. Paul, with 45 feet , be willing to refer It luck to us or to
' 'i".--Ji '.":1m.on'L' 1''.' L'f1?'. ;'c' ' permit us to consider It further and re
i rt lo fe, t 10 Incne., J. stelnleTg, i ' , , . .. ... iin- a.,t..
'MM with 45 feet 3 Inches. V, l'"L' '"' ,
viltli 43 If President wooqwnrn is aoio to pm
tb-ouch tho nlan for which his words;
by James i.,ai.'.f i, I. unrUn,- blv ailmtnLNtrutlon
i: hi. al Culture, fourth,
s
. r i enlir -Won
- Maii'ia; rruinine .v do iu. . , ,,,,,,, ,,, .
' ii .eeond iUier. Hov s inch. '" "i " " .'.
I.- iiiiL'tk. JlurrU, (mirth. Time. G. A. history. It loows lis tnougn ne nan
- .. , .. .. . l r,i.ti ,t.i....i ..i..i.
piajeu Him mc i e-.. i iiii.i.i''i.ui.i . int. failed
ill III!' .llli lli:U iwn.ur . ;.i ee,,', mi..
Tim Pimm of the Hairlsburg Country
The puppy and American br.l
clus-.es brought out several promising
Club Is at present playing with Wood- j v , ,' ,,TM ,, ,, . ,
land In the United lleavuo. K A. Helms Dunblane in o Heather ,
I- Ull" Ull 11.11 MUL.II1 llllll 1, ...I llli"'
If arranged tho game will take place
nfter Hethlehem closes its American
league season.
The Middle Atlantic Golf Association,
which at prenent Includes In Its mem-
ershlp clubs In the District of Columbia.
I'
' mind some n an ... enlist tbe sectional ' L"""1 rtu,. "r '"Y .?L 1LunI? !
I" I-1 He'sv. Junior-Won bv Coti VViclatlons under the r. S. G. A. stand- I "eiaware. .viar.v aim unn iirsm a, may
.- . ui". 11 1 vis, Hal. la, eeplowlti and ',F " " . u", ,,.",, ' , ,h " admit snie of the clubs about Phlladel
i .ii u Witt Ollnton. .ecnn.1. with ard. Instead of etandlng in the semi- h, Tll m!,tt,r broichcd In-
l'b.in. Infel.l an.l Harris, Il.s ndependent H-ltlon tney now occup. v M1,1U. ti me airo I iv the Phlladel-
" m.' r,V.,il.WIS!ill!veJ;VurVoIur,Vh Th', accomplishment ot such an object "hlm has been
I'- ,'e' t .'V.i Cecumu ' would do away with such d K-u'slons Jun(l( u)lMu:1, ,h(. ,n.,or 1IW. dl8.
ue One mile HrUi Won by
I h a .nee Eddy Itlcharilson
vi . ei:e City nf New York
'M I' sher Mnonnn. Vrleuss ur.d
T'lr.e. 3 nilnutes 3 seconds.
f l. T'-.tmd Mint. Senior Won by
iv vf'.int. with IT fe.l si e..enlj v.vcl.itlon. are tak ng part
.il ..irtiliei, ..i.irri. limn, rr.-'....i
J
111.
tl i .'. 2. lnehe. Hehlmnf. I'f.ly
hp t'.'.l wl'h 11 feet 1 Inches, 1'. De
1 I' st Paul's, third, with 3 feet &
'.ir Ilieh Jump. N'ovli e Wo'i by V.
. I", nt with 6 feet 4 Ineiii'.; A.
' - - 1" u.hlng, .econd, with 3 feet 3
iohr,.,.n llthleal culture, third,
!' f j Inihi-s; Kelley, l'oly I'rep.
j..- i .i, (.ri
1 i; llich Jump Senior-
s'. it with I fet
' m- V ..nk. rs Ilich. second
.. i ... i, n.-urge Hughes, flushing,
kl ' 'ii fen 3 Inches; , vviikwlre.
'.. -Ih wPh " f.et I III. II.
I'UlNT M'OHIlrl.
!"r I .-xi. Trnnhv- Mnrrls. :5 fe
. 17. M,iv'. suit. Il; Plushlng,
J"" . . I' -v Mati'ial Training
I I If!- II .Del 3
which now are going on bnut tho Del
Mjnto special train, a discussion that
Is not helping the game and in which
three associations, the U. H. G. A., the
Western Crolf Association and tne caii-
fchould develop Into a real star He has
everything now, and with ng. to de.
vclop him and till him t.ui u bit he will
trouble the licit, It II llll.ntt, the
Judge, did good work. Though m places
the ringside Judges did nut agree with
lit m. bis work n. a whnlo wa.. isimpiet.il- ,
able and his only iteclslnn to which ex
ception 'iiul.l be Liken was making Ilea
in"or T'il teserve to Patrbiaii
Tne iiward:
Puppies, p.ig. - first, i- V lle'in . I .j .
blare White lllalher, .eeond. I'. Helm's'
Hunlilnne His, I .More. IhlM, S'orn.s Kn
nels' Norosi Hesolute
Novice llots Kirs. No'os. Kerne's'
Nnros. Itesnlute, s.cnli.t. 1 It ll-rrlli ill's
."'mnlrreh rhln Chin, third. Port urange
K. nne.s' Con riranire Urine.. ,
Amerlean Hreil Hogs Vlrst C A Helm's
Dunblane White Hiuther se. nml, .von I. '
l.ltih-s Willlston Hlnomsiniry thlr.t. '
Noro.s Kennels' .Voro.s He.nlute
l.lmlt lo. anil lllti'hei- nut eveeiiinc
.".J pounds lirsi. P H Hi rrhn.in
Namlrreh Chin fliln sennil, V( I'uniir.i:
ham's Anna Ax Me. third. T t Muith in.1
H is. c.irpnler' (ill) buret Mi.rr'
l.lmlt !ois over 30 puuii.l. -liri. P It.
Herrlniaii's Namlrreh Kan, seioal W p
l.tie.ey". ,-i.in.liil Itlllits! ir. third, M'Ott U
I.lhhy'e Wllll.ioii lllo.iiii.liur) . 1
open Hoi;, ami lilt. 'ties, ,ner ti and'
lint evoee.Hng pnur.ds- lirsi, Mrs. li. ,
t.. HeMi.iMs's Mlketn.
Open Hobs, not evceeiilnc 3". poutitls
lir.t, P II llerrlman . Namlrreh I'hln,
... . . . . . . . .t. ..... . I'hln. ... ..in!. T II .smith l.lnl It I! I'.ir '
Philadelphia, which hitherto nan laniwncn ms entrj- ici me , ,, r,o s-. n.V,,tVr's hiir.t S..n. third. W i;
nroes i tin.iueror ,
mer 3 , p. Minns- nrst. .irn-9
sylvanla, lllgslns of Holy Cross College, Kennels' riiamplini ""r" I'-iirl. bin I
cussed at tbe annual meeting of the
Middle Atlantic Association, which is to
bo held at the New Wlllard in Wash
ington on March 2.
The annual championship tournament
nf the Southern California Women's Golf
Association will be plaveq Marcn l.i-l
Ma nehr In tho leading edltotlal of
the March Issue or ffoi iuirnrrii nn the links of the .viuiwicit i ouiitry
comes out st'iiiigly against the new t-ii, near Iss Angeles. The present
V. S. G. A. ruling on the amateur ques- .holder of the title Is Mrs. Henry Van
tlon and warmly defends Francis Oulmet iijke.
PHILADELPHIA PLANNING
FINE BIG INDOOR TRACK
I. It; VHnhlng, Philadelphia, which hltlierto lias i ,u. mhc., mr . nu. i r i i ' , I p-nter's C.Oh
ni:.. f,, Hriant.1 .,' facilities of anv of the big herd ay. Other entries uro Halpln and ..,,, ,,r . Nori
lining. .; Hoy ' ' . lm,)0r garnet., ie, plan-! Caldwell uf lUiston, Meredith of Petin- uP-n Hogs, m
Hiitberf..rd, i-.cltlea for 'bo wmu mi r - this I svlvanla. lllgslns of Holy Cross College. Kennels' .'ban
.'. Hayonne. 1, nlng to nrcaa iniu . ..
Troph ft .lonn-s. :i; hratifh of tracK ann iici.i risT.
I'aui. s, racKsru in- , niiinkinal auditorium '.e. ciniiinei"i.
At Pif sent Philadelphia does not is-sses-s
.i..i,. r.,,.i indoor running track.
Tlioe ut the armories are small and!
splke-1 shoes ,-iro not jiernmie..
ailcr V Peekuklll M. A.
jr- nd Hrrwiklya ITtp, 3
KICCGER ENTERS FOR TITLE.
tnstrliin i liiiiiiplnn t Conipete In
x"..miiI V inn leu r IS. a Toarney.
n of .Julius Kllnger, amateur
..f Austria, for tho national
1'Ihsk , is 2 balkllno tourna
s r.eelvid esterday by tho offl
1 N A. A. H. P. H was the
i an who has enrolled for tho
" - p competition, wh'ch will be-
M'. day night at the, Arlon So
ir ,
Mooro of Princeton uud Kiloatlor of the Jr''?11'!',,,!., ,,
t.-..l.1,.u Tli .l..l ..ilri' foe Hi., f-i, .i.e.. . . '."'.
ii.teiti. , M ,v,... r,,., ,.. ..... ...
numbers more than 100 individuals.
Tho only marathon race scheduled
if tho fur New York this sear will bo held
Xn.Bothn.uRh the Quaker City will under the auspices of tho Pennant A. C.
be In ii position to conduct tho biggest this afternoon, starting at 1 :S0. Among
Ofl in U pisnii ... . ... ... I,,'.I,A .,,,..1 .n,n nen. rnnneru -ji-lwi l.a.-rt
.h intercnl ire aio aim -fi. u . i ,
door events, .
It la hoped to have the new municipal
auditorium so constructed that It wl
be possilblo to luy a good slied track on
which the men can uso sjdked shoos
and which will have seating aocommo.
datlons for from 10,000 to 15.000 ipec
tutors. With nuch accoinmodatloio.
Philadelphia sliouiu uc aum i i.
Crlrhrnte Birthday y !!odlnr
ltK Competition.
PlNlilt'RST, N. C! Pob. St. Tho Tin
Whistles had a Hag contest to-dny to
.-nlnlir.t t.i ll.elr twelfth .'iniileeeu.irv.
a'ton met last nlgllt, ri- ',...,.,., i1i1v,r meet of the llitercol-, ,....,1. .a.iver added his bandtean to
I -' tit names and officially.,' ...... . ..,.,in. nt Amateur Athletiti i.. ,,ii uhen be hart urni n.e
' . . , i ..... i .1.. ti..i s.':itiir.l!lv In '.. i ..t..nA.l 1.1 n..r- n'l..... .. ...
' e , iher six am IMward W. Gard- lnjnor meets more successfully and
r. iinand Poggetiburg. Mnrrls, , Mler conditions than uny other
. . h.rles lleddou. IMgar T. j JJity fn Anioriea.
i lYands S Appleby. .s ,,H the proper conditions ure
' I' ve cotimiltten of the Na- .. . ,.,.,.n ,ii,in will be made for
, i,.,, ,,., ... ' a,'rill ru ,''.,
innual liil"r meet oi me mie . ..i
sent In their entries are Frank Zuna
Hugh Honolulu, Harry Parkinson, Hilly
Ho. tt, Harry Ne. H. Schuster. A. Mon
teverde and Hubert Kelly. Fifty run
ners will face the slarter.
TIN WHISTLES 12 YEARS OLD.
ei, 'ties linsed. Tll matter
..lie lip llllll two men well!
l. '.t.ard llowlsnn of Toronto
. lav.r nf I'lilladelphla, who
.in", in, ship last year and
I i rofeiMonal A choice, will
d lo-diy or in-tii'irroiv
wa sei us iho date for clot-
. - i'. ihe national pm Kot
.i rni'it. which will begin
' ' .. the New York AtMletlc
IKAi'H CROSS KNOCKED OUT.
i"'l..i I Innrs llliii itriM-nrilly llc-
"ie l.ml ( nines In I'lftli.
' mi Ohio. Fell. '2 1 . MHIiurn
li.iliili.'ipolls knocked nut
t .New v.nrk In the fifth
" " i -i ghi Th" first and second
prettv even. In the third
I lea on the jaw, strelch
' ' i. h Ho look the count
than got going again
'wo once, nioro for tlm
n ne ilm loiirlh he was
a i e unlliil thiough the
e iidh opniiHl Mnylor put
" - i. rlKlit to the chin. Cross
' i took the, count, and was
nomeiit later. Ho was sitting
' "ii Hit door when tho referee
of America, hold the pim siiiuronj m Htrokes he placed nis nag, Tnero were
.March, and now' going to a two classes ror priies presented by n.
anniiiilW becaiiH" no other city can offer n, itackhani and T. H. Hoyd, and fifty
Urn proper accnniiuodalluiis. That would i x playera returned cants. In Class A,
bring to tlm city also tho annual con-1 ft, Hunt, Worcester, plnvlng -with an
i.... ,.t it... I C. A. A. A. A., which I alliiwanco of thirteen strokes, was Ilrst.
has been meeting hi New Yoik almost I P hail six sttokes left after ho had
from time Immemorial.
There will ho a new middle, distance
.unner In tho Meld to-night to compete
with tho old favorites In the Suburban
Quarter, which will be tho feature of
Ihe Knights of Ht. Antony lames to be
held In the Vorty-ventli Rectment
Armory, He la Dlnga Diimond, the
University of Chloafo aprtnter, who
holed nut on tho eighteenth hole, and
finished with a drive on the twentieth.
In Class 11, J. D. C, Humsey (19),
Itrooklyn. was only three Inches ahead
C. C.
Humsej had six ulrokes left ufter eigh
teen holes, which enabled hlra to hole
out on the nineteenth, while Johnson's,
rlvo strokes got blin within three Inches
of tho cup.
Competitors In tho annual City Hall
'... ' . I .. ..!! lli. Wulkers
::,,b'5A,nei cu are Wr to meet wlihof M. . Johrieon (20). Cleveland,
rough golns In fho Jaunt which sLarte
-tt - o'clock this afternoon from the
City Hall in Majihattan. There, are
100 onttios. mora than had been ie
relveil In any previous year, but III
spite of fho fact Unit Uddle Iteiu nnd
Dick Henier will start from scratch
It Is not likely that the record ror
the event will be beaten under tho exist
ing conditions. The route lies over the
south driveway of Hrooklyn Bridge, up
Washuigti'ii nd Fulton etreeis. through
Flatbush avenue to Prospect Park West,
to the cyclo path, then down the cycle
path to tlm finUh at Surf avenue.
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.
Military A. C Kid Taylor vo
Young l.'mho a bad beating through ten
roundF.
Vandcrbllt A. C I-eo Johnson out.
pointed Charley Smith.
Hroadway K. C. Krankln Mahon won
from IMdle Htccher by a slight margin,
Harlem S. C. Young Itrown put
pointed Youinr Frank.
Olympic A. C. Tommy Touhey out
pointed Tommy Hom k.
Haekler OatpUr Irvine.
TmiTTown, N. V., Feb, 21, The
Haekler School five defeated Irrtns to
day as to
Mi Tarland s Cl'-neilyih 1
Inineratnr
Winners Docs Tlrst Champion Noross .
I'atrK'Uti, nmrve, liiampluii llcanu.or
Ted. '
Junior Does and Hitches, over 1 mouths i
and not 1 s months uM first, C. A.
Helm's Dunblane White Ilenther. second. I
c A. Itelni's Dunbliine stu'llr, third, ,
Nori.ss Kennels' Norms Itesnlute .
felling Dors ami Hitches Class Tlrst, I
Kugen Cornell's I.lenroc Princes.; .eennrt, '
Notoes Kennels' Nornss Did Titshloned ,
third, P. J. Casey's AnimMer.
lireen Dogs and Hitch- Tlrst. i' V 1
Helm's Dunblane While Heather second,
r A. Helm's Dunblane Ulniialr. third.
Ni.ro. Kennels' Noross He. mute
Yearling Dogs lover 1-' nionlhs and
under t yrirsl lir.t, c. A. Helm s i
Noross Dunblane second. Corporation I
Kennels' Corporation rniitisel
llreders' Dogs slid Hitches- Tlrst, Norosa
Kennels' Champion Noross 1'itrlilan; sec
..na I' A. Helm's Duiil.iaiia VV hlle lleuther: '
third, Noru.s Kennel.' Nuri.es Morning
Km'plro Htate Doss and Hitches TH.a
!npen tn dnfs owned In New Yrk St He
..nl..irtrMi. Nnro.s Kennel.' I'liatiililon
Noross Patrlclant seci.nd, T S. IMllu'e.
I lialliplon lieamoor leu uur.i, .-.nrii.s
Kenn.ls' Noross Morning Hadlml
Mnmbers' Dots (open to member Hull
terrier Club only) lir.t. Nnro.s Kennel."
Champion Noross Patrician, .econd, T. H
Hellln s Champion lleimoor Ted; third,
C, A. Helm's Dunblane White Heather
Puppies, Hitches First, T D. smith and
H (I, Carpenter's The Outcast, second,
C. A. Helm's Dunblsiie liuiulr; third,
ficott I. I.llibv's Willl.ton Pallida.
Novice llltrhe--nrst, T D. rimlth nd
It, tl. Ciini"r's The Outcast: second, C
A Helm's Duuhliine Sinclair, third. Nornea
Kennels' Noross Vanltle,
American Hre. I HIU ties Hrl, T Munro
Dibhln's Nelly H Il.l second. M Cunning
ham's Anna nrartfonl, third, Scott I,.
Uliby's Willlston June
Umlt Hllche. Over !! I'nim.ls Klrt,
T. I. f-mlth and It. tl Carpenter's Man
chester White ItosBj second, Tort Orange
Kennel.' Condenser; third, M, Cunning
ham's Anna Hradforil.
ripen Hllche., Not Kxcee-llng ,15 rounds
lint, Noross Kennels' Norosa Morning
(ilory; lecnad, M Cunnlnghsm's Anna Ax
Me. third, W, K. Cable ,lr.' .Nor.ws Um
Open Hitches. Over ii'i li .iin.1i. First, T
D. fvinltb and II. tl. Carpenter's Manchester
White Hose, second, Scott L, l.lbby's
Champion Willlston Ho. third, T fi Hel
lln's Chsinplon Hurrdng D light,
Winners' Bitch Flr.l. Manchester
Whtta ilose, second, Champion Willlston
Hose.
Members' UHches Hitches owned by
members ot Hull Ttrrler Cub First, T,
t. llellln's Champion Hurning fiavllfht;
'.econd, T. Munrn Dobbin's Nellie II. 11,;
third, Noross Kennel.' Champion Noroai
Itadlant.
Urece Cla Firm, Serosa Kennels'
Chniaplon Norosa Patrician and Noross
Ita4lnti econd, T. K. Uellln'a Champions
Iltammr Ted end Burning Daylight.
Temi Clete Wen by Norosa Kennels,
fleet Dog or SMch fa Show Mtuicbtiler
wane iioe.
w
n
RECOGNITION DAY
Washington's birthday
FEBRUARY 22- 15)16
THIS i4PPRPRIrE D&X
15 SELECTED BT THE DECRT
CHDILLflC M0(70R CR CNPMNY
tor SPECIAL NNVL EXHIBIUPN
inRLCGNION or the Cdillc
CONrRlBVriON TO THE INDVSTUX" IN
BRINGING FORrH Vttl HI GH-SPEED.H1GH -EFF1CIEN Ct,
V-ZrPE ENGINE.
"a H 1 5rRT NUKING CAR
rHisEXHIBjTPN 0Ta4LL?loDt:L5 atovk
3f?LESR00nS PRESENTS N EXCEEDINGLY
5MSNflBlX 0PPRrVNirr tor the
reception op prospective tfltrons.
Ihe convenience of thedtesvggests its pl
fitting time to MWINV THt EXHlBinN
MND SLCVRL Ff1V0RBLE
DELIVERIES
DErRir CiflDlLWC NUR CflRCWWt:
Mi