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11
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Women's Tennis Tourney Continues With No Upsets Raytnotds in Good Stroke
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1916.
SHOEMAKER'S CLUB
MATES VICTORIOUS
Reynolds J Sea Is Osborne and
Miiiioz Js Triumphant
Over Hawkins.
HKill I.UN OK DAY ONLY 18
ffdward 1'. ItaynoMn, moat feared of
iiw Mtkcr fr J. Howard Hlioenmker'a
croon, i-lioed liltm-clf In Rood form last
ilpht u-licti lie defeated Henry B. ()
(orr.o of HrldKeport, Conn., In liU first
kimn of tho tournament nt the Now
York Athletic Chili for tho national am.i.
nur l'x'ct billiard cliainplonolili. It
-,ia Oaborr.c'a tloliut In fuel company
and ho exhibited n clover fame. liny.
noM nm too slroiiK for htm, though, una
run by n tcorc of 12." to SC.
Tli Amateur Ullllanl Club of New
York h.i throe entrant In the competi
tion IU nobis, Shoemaktr and V. M.
Mno. Shoemaker won the opening
cime Monday night. Muno wni vlctorl
,.ut yesterday afternoon, and when Hay
t.olds tilumplied lat nlcht the local club
membtri- hail a clean sweep of nil tho
ftmts played thua far.
OAortio held his own at the atart
ind also did better than Itaynolda In
the dicing frame of their contoat, bu
a nua outplayed by a conaMerflble
unrein In tnldftnme atairea. When he
Mud pri-nl.lnif opportunities hl penchant
for enlttur the cue. ball on long trlpa
,ftn resulted In disaster through
,rratches and lineups where no aure
lint waa In sluht. Also he pounded ball
llrectly Into tho mouth of pockets six
tln.es with so much speed that they
lopped out again.
lUynolds made few npparent mlstakeB
In tactics. Ills dellcnto nppllrntlon of
.Ir.iw, follow and English und his pre
clllon In Judgment of speed enabled him
to Mop the cue ball almost where he
irl.ihed. Ills high runs wero IS, 14
nnd 13. Osborne's highest wero 1J, 12
und ?. The victor's soquenco of IS
rarae to an tnd when he scratched after
raking a trying cut shot.
Osborne had a total of S8 balls after
alxteen frames had been completed. In
ho seventeenth frame attempted safe
ties wero placd too softly twice, no
'.'.ill reaching n cushion, and ho finished
ultli 2 points less. The score:
Henry !-. Olwirne, Bridgeport , 3, ,
, 0, If. 5. I. 5. S. 11. 2". 1J. . , I".
Tela!. J6 High runs. 19. i: and .
IMnanl r. Itaynold. New York r. II,
la. , H. 0, 4 II, 1S. !, . J. IS. I,
, to. 4. Total. t:s. High run., in. II
asd 11. lleferec 1. 11. llsrer. icnxtihe.
Ferdinand A .Unger of Montclalr will
ptsr Ms Hr' same this uflvriibon. op
posing Jatnea J. Maloney of The Hnmx.
To-night a game will bo between Khou
miker and Hawkins.
Cecil JI, Munoz won a commonplace
or! of gum's from Herbert H. Ilawklri
;s the afternoon by u score of to fi.
It full of safety play, with the
Brooklyn l.lks Club man doing most of
it, fl wan so poor as a shot maker,
towe-re that lie could not keep up with
the refTO'entii'lve of the Amateur Hll
lard C'.ub of Now York.
NetJ r man performed up to his
ntllltr In pob'tlon play and thoro wero
ro erterried runs. The lioit aetience
s 13 b Munoz. due mainly to ao
(urate ork on long shots when his
darter ocemt.il about to end. Hawkins
etrtscored h'.a adversary In only two of
ifce fourteen frames, tho twelfth and
thirteenth. In euch of which he mndo
ticven balls. In the thirteenth his eleven
er- made In one run, his best of the
eortrif Tlio Rcore:
J1w.t n. Hawkins. Bronklyn . 0. 6.
I i. (. I. . 4. , 7, 11, 11, 0. Total,
l'lcn rar.. II S and S.
J. C Mun-ii. Sew York 10. II, . 11". J J.
li. V. 10. ". 7. 3. 3, 14. Total. US.
Hl1 rutiN 13. 1 nd 10. lleleree
Ejii.e De Compf. 'Scratches.
Whtlo Iletmta Moon In riayo.
Chsrlaa E White, 2S0. defeated Ocorgo
T. Mo.jn. Jr. 700, In the second game
ef the p'ayolT of the triple tie for llrH
place In th amateur handicap II 2 balk
line tournament at the Hroomyf Acal
'my lat night. The Horo. was 250
o 119. This puts Moon In third place.
IVhlte will meet Trunk Hoyd. 190. Ul
th finil gan.o to-night and tho victor
111 be the tournament winner. In luat
nlfhf game White uvenigcd r, 15-47
and Moon 2 ih.ii. The high runs were:
White, 28 and 23, and Moon, 18 and 16.
FAVORITE WIN AT BELLEAIB.
Tiro Among lint Xlmtern mi tUmrt
nt Amnteur Championship.
BtLLEAin. KIiu, March H. The favor
ttfi can.o through In line nhnp In the
frrt day of match play In tho Bellealr
amateur championship. Five of the
IMleair tournament winners were among
the flr"t sixteen, which assures exciting
mitch'.o to-morrow. The weather condi
tions were perfect. The ucores:
ltrm FUtten Ira S. llolden. Cincinnati.
lat .1 c. Ullworth. Allegheny, 3 up;
1. II. Ulofjom, Chicago, beat K. It. Hum
t!iryf, Cimden. 1 up: C, If. Oardner,
An'm, leut Uenrite (.'arhart. tinenwlch.
nJ liiiiald IMwarils. Midlothian. let
J A Cuddy, i'l land, 6 and 3; n.
TlH,rr.. ojth Whor-. l.eat tieorue It. Ualeh,
flnclr.t.atu 1 up: V. K, Coinpton, Hkokle.
It I n Dlrkerton, liclltulr. 1 up, !'. II.
K'kc llrouslyn, beat 15. II. tloodman,
icib, 1 up, Henry J. Topping, Oreen,
!rli. beut It. W. Harey, I'lilladelphla.
I aid I
""ond Fliten J. O. Wllron, More.
i"i, it J4mf Darnard fhlcago. !
"(Mlti W j Morrison, Atlanta. bel U 11.
tr" (jr.nlch, and 7i C. A. Munger,
n. n, lr.il .1 r, Mathewn, (lrenwleh.
nd I It. ( Vllas, Clilwigo, beat Donald
oi IJn.e.ilr. i: und D: V. V Htnne,
"'l'i(r i. i i:. j., k. wrlxht. H-llalr,
Huiton 1'. router, Ilellealr, beat
J A Ilownun, New York, 3 anil 1: T, I,.
"": r ni.Hir. boat J, P. McWIIIIanw.
'"M. 2 up, v. A. l.awMin, Chicago, teat
Whitman, Myopia, i and 2.
TW'.l suiieii Iljnlel flood, IJilftalo. beat
i'; . , I'l'Phum, I'lilladelphla. ,y default;
J''l r ll'iiwn, Hlepy Hollow, itat II A,
, V.'- .'Pffsfeld. 3 and I; II. I rial.
'""i. 1U City, bat II. K. IliiUftnn, Cbei.
'u .."'! ''"r'd Dillon. Kllthhurg, beat
il..r.K"'?r' firnd ItapbU, 7 und 6; V. V.
' b"ter, beat II. I. Wood. Iloa.
J. I np (9); j. McWIIIUms, Ilwlxht,
siti. 'Jannon. IlelUoIr, 2 und 1: II. .1.
I , ' "r-'.'t I'ark. beat Charle Hatha.
hbM. i . ".rk- 1 un! Jnnn Shepherd. Jr.,
'"'"J. beat D. Herbert 'llo.t.ttM
"itn'jrg, 4 iln,j
JAY G0THD WINS TWICE.
"'' ud ( nnrt TounU I'artnrr Vlo
ra, Then He Heata Wrar.
tt,,'i,!J'.tt',:u'"M' ,a-. Maf:h 14. Four
si.. . In -'"url tc'in' matches were
ih!5 1 '" "-1uct Club to-day. In
l douhlMs handicap Jay Gould and
. II I'. llllhn ,tnfafAl II T. tl..t.,KI.
wi, 3.J, anrl Kchofleld Andrews. 3 seta to I
" H, Trotter und Dr. B. 11. Kruml.-,
u'k ,"'"e"t" II. Fmlley and A. U
"heeler, 3 KetH to 2.
'ould should havn played Wilson Pot.
Ter fur tti,. ..i..i. ..v... ..... ...
w.ui utiuble lo play the world's1
"ampion took on J. w. Wear In the
J. its A 1-lnglen handicap, und defeated '
ni by 2 ct to 1. In tho stnglea of
!; iluh liamplonshlp llulin defeated
rnirfee, 3 seta to 0.
-Morrla Hnlcra Helay Teasa.
MorrlH High Holtool hart entered It
"wy te.(ni in the, Manhattan Colloge ,
to.nlglit On the team will lio
rlVk .Hi. I I.a n.Ha anrf half.
. I1 H. A. L. champltma reapeotlvcly.
40J Ufliowltz una lUblnoiritm.
MRS. SCHMITZ
BY MISS HELEN GARDNER
Former Women's Title Holder Only Crack to Meet
Serious Opposition Miss Wagner Shows
Best Tennis on Second Day.
Klghl of the original forty-one starters
nro left In tho tournament for the
woincn'H national Indoor lawn tenfiU
championship, as a result of yesterday's
Play In tha Heventh Ileglment Armory,
and not one of the eight climbed Into
the round before the semi-final Oirough nn
upset. Mra Frederick Bchmltx. form.'ily
a holder of tho title. 'waa tho only top
clasa player who was hard pressed to
win her match. It took Mrs. Kchmltx
throe sets to defeat Miss Ilaxel Gardner
at S J, 13, aiid It waa only
superior court generalship that enabled
her to win ultimately.
Mlaa Oardner outplayed the former
champion In alt departments during the,
early games of the first set and would
have carried It off easily If she had used
better Judgment on her strokes. Aa It
was Mlaa Gardner pulled the ret out
after It had voim to deuce twice. In the
second net Mra, Schmltx played carefully
and allowed Mlna Gardner to heat her
self through errors. Mlsa Gardner nude
a good start In the final set and took the
lead In the early games, but developed a
streak of wlldncss and her tendency to
overhlt the ball paved the way for Mrs.
Schmltx to win gamo after game, until
shn had won the set and match.
ltotli Mlsa Molla UJursledt. tho play
ing through champion, and M!s Marie
Wagner, four times winner of the title,
won their third round matches with cane.
Mlsa UJurstcdt advanced Into the round
before the sornl-flnalH by defeating Mlsa
Ina A. Kissel In straight wts at 6 3,
6 0, whllo Miss Wagner downed Mlsa
Caroma Winn ut 6 3, S 3. Miss
HJuratedt did not show any remarkable
tennis In her match, and as a matter of
fact, she did not have to. In the open
ing set tho chajitplon took three of the.
Ilr.it four games, and from that time on
won her games about she liked.
Mlsa Warner, on tho other hand. (Its.
played the prettiest tennis during her
match with Mlsa Winn that hns been
ven In the tournament. The latter had
plenty of paco on Iter drives and placed
the ball well, but neither her speed nor
her accuracy helped her much ngalnst
the brilliance of the former champion.
Mlsa Florence Hheldon, tho Montclalr
COAKLEY TO CUT SQUAD SOON.
Slaty CanalldJitea .Now Trlnej for
Culaaibla nautoball Tram.
Coaoh Andrew J. Oxxkloy announced
yesterday that ii cut will bo made In his
Columbia baeball iquad soon. It num
ber! more than sixty. Including freh
men. Of tho varsity thoro are. twenty
six Infield candidates, eight outfleldcra,
seventeen pitchers nnd live cab-hors.
F. H. Duirn. star halfback of the foot
ball team, a captain of tho .freshman
crow ntid a star baseball player when,
at Pasalc High School, Joined tlio squad
yesterday. Allan Temple, se.-ond string
varsity o.atchnr, appeared at prai-tlco
limping. Tomplo liai not reiwirt'-.! us
)," Ho hail un luf-t!on on hi foot that
put him In the Infirmary for two weeks.
Work on tho dlnmond was started yes
terday mo-nlng. Tlio tmow wius chorol
off the Infield and tho diamond was laid
out. It will bo no planned Hint the homo
plate will Iw near Livingston Hall and
right Held toward llfith street. 'Die n
glneers made little lrogrM Ikx-.iumo of
iho soggy condition of South Field.
Coach Coakley bidli'o that with alutit
ftnir days of goodteprlng withor It will
lo rswslblo to put tho Held Into playing
shape.
3Iayor W'rlromea Wblto iix.
MtNTRAl. Wki.i.h, Tex., March 1 4, The
White Sox weto given a rousing recep
tion by a commltteo of oltUctis headol
by the Mayor of Hie city uivn their ar
rival to-day. All of tho Sox players iv
IKirted for duty with tlio exception of
Joe Jaekfcon. Tho playtrsj worn nr
dored out for light iiriietleo. Into this
iifternoon. To-morrow a match game be-twi-on
the rogulara and tecond Is sclieil-ultd.
IS PRESSED
star, nnd Miss Helen Aie.Mindei of the
Philadelphia Cricket and Tennis Clttb,
like Mrs. ttchmttr., wero forced to go
thren sets to win. Miss Hheldon en
countered unexpected oppolllon in the
game of Miss Artels Hull of Ilrooklyn and
merged victorious only after iv hard
light nt 63, 36, C 3. Miss Alexan
der dropped the first set of her int:h
with Mrs. M II. Huff ut J fi, but came
right back with a strong llnlsh mul took
thn next two sets In quick tint nt fi 3,
6 1. Miss Sheldon's victory puts her In
the fourth round hrncket with Miss Wag
ner, while Mies Alnxander'a opponent to
day will bn Mia. David C. Milts. Mra.
Mills moved up by defeating Mlsa Abble
Morrison in straktht sots ut fi I, 6 1.
The doubles were started yesterday
and ns In tho slnglea there were no
upsets. Mlaa Wagner and Miss UJur
stcdt, playing together, looked like one
of the bost women'd doubles teams ever
seen around this section. Tliey won
their ilrsl round match from Mlsa
Teresa Blum and Mrs. W. IL N. Vosa In
straight acts nt 60, 61. The aunv
marles :
National Indoor Championship. Women's
Pltigle.. Third Hound MlM Klorencs Hhel
don defeated MIm Allele Hull. . t.
11: Ml Marts Wagnr defeated Mlaa
Carnma Winn, 3. C-3; Mrs. Percy Wil
bourn, deftatrd Mr. I. S. Knapp, ,
fi 4 ; Ml" Molla HJurntedt defeated Miss
Ini A. Kll, t 3, 6 -O: Mm. Iiald C.
Mills defeated MIm Abble Morrlnn. t 4.
S II Ml" Helen Alexander defeated Mr.
M. II. Huff. t. C 3. C 1: Mra. Krede'tek
u.hml,. .,......! Ml.. fl.r.ln.r.
1 A t c rt 1wm ApiIiup nan uun
from Ml" Marxaret Tn) lor by default.
.National Indoor ChamplinMiln. Women's
Double-. I'lrat Itound Mr. M, II. Hurt
and Mrs. K, Avery won from Ml" Hill
und MIm Mane by default; Mr. II. ICnapp
nnd Mr M Melltirnev defeated Ml" flod
dnrd and Ml" I.en. C 4i Ml"
Marl WaKiier and Ml" Molla lljurtrdt
de(ite. Ml" Ter" i Ilium und Mrs. W. II.
N, Vo, C 0. C I; Ml." Abble Morrison
und Mr. 15. H.dnt won from Ml" Marxaret
Taylur and Mr 15. hslturk by default;
Ml" Caroma Winn and Mle .Ian Itoon
won from Mi" Albrta Wetvrr and Mre.
He Torreit (Miulee by ilfaiilti Mir Adele
Mnlth and Mr. ltlrei ,l.f.tl Mrs. O.
Carpenter and Mr, Hlcliardon, C 1, 3.
Sicood Itound Mr. H.ivl.l (' Mill and
Mr. Albert Hiimplirle drfatd Mr. Joint
iiaiiey anil u.. j;. iitciir, 60. s,
1 Ml" Adel Cr.iirlii and Ml" ItJIh Seliwali
ilefeate.1 Ml" II. Trat ami Ml .1 I.ar
on, I, C 3 Ml" Irvlns nnd Mrs. K.
Twining dfatrd Mr. Miller and Mra.
MeAneny, S , 3, C 0.
JAN0WSKI BREAKS DEADLOCK.
Ilefents .Taffe and .Vrmls Only One
.lorf flanip in Win Mntcli,
Br. Janowskl, the. Ptench chess cham
pion, yesterday sui'ivr-ded In breaking
the deadlock In bis mntcji with Churl"
.InlTi- of tho Islh' Ij lttv I'rogrroHlvn
"boss Club of t)i.. city by ilefeatlnar hl
Kplsment In the tenth gaum at MarahaU'r
rhe." dtuu. The gninj was (Jie shortest
of the Nodes thus far, laMtlng only
ihirty.thrM innvca nnd winding up with
a i-tiecl.niate for Jalfo.
.lanowskl was In brilliant mood and,
playJni; the white side of u qtiorj.'s iiawn
i-aine, ructltlc'd a p.avn as onr lis thv
i..tli movf. In tinli r t" efTe, t ll, coi
ur', howi've-. it was necwsaiy for the
New Yutk plavrr lo mal.i. Hum. mncs
wlt'i hi-. iiueti, wbl. h piece wna tlnnlly
driven h.-uk to Itn lion-,, enure.
Mc.uiwliilo Jnnnwskl made long
si rides in th devoUipiiivnt of a promising
position, mid with hH wvonteenlli move,
was aid,. t sinliig a coiiiblnatloii which
completely dlttganlrol his rulvorsarv's
tame. The play yielded tlio Parisian
mas:r two i.wns In nddllton to the ox
li.af.go, after which Julio had llttl
left to play for Tho won" lo dnte la
.iHtiuwhkl, 4. Jaffo, 3 ; drawn, .1. ja
nowekl tii'ols onlv ono tnoro ont to b.i
ileclnred winner of the match.
lunkor Coseh Pick liidold,
T'llli.APitM'HiA, March 14. Coach Hoy
Thomnn of tho Pontisyli-diila baseball
team hns been forced by tlio unfnvoiablc
weather conditions to pick the Quaker
varsity inlleld entirely from indoor woik.
Ho atmounei'd tho Mirclty inlleld ns
follows: Smith, first base; T,ew Wray,
second base: Martin, shortstop; Herri',
third base. The llrst string pltchere are
Swlglcr, Croinwfll and Crots,
PACKARD TWIN SIX
ENCLOSED CARS
Offer Distinct Advantages for
Luxurious Travel in any Season,
by Reason of the Greater Ability
of the Twelve-Cylinder Motor
THEY afford a broader service than as u winter
conveyance or a lioulcvnrd equipage. An abun
dance of reserve power cancels the ell'cct of extra
body-weight and makes them available for any use.
Their superior comfort, luxury and security may be
enjoyed the year around in summer runs to shore or
country, in local ill-weather trips, or in long-distuncc
touring.
The .smooth flow of even energy dclivecd by the
TViN-.Vix engine gives them an activity and responsive
ness that masters any situation of truflie or open road.
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY
qf Xh'.W lr()IIIC Bronilwan at Sixty-first Strrcl, S'rxc York Ci.y
Ask the man who owns one
TWIW-SIX
HHHiMiiiiiiiiiniinNiiuiiiHiiiiiiiuHmiminmimuiiiniiinHHiHHi
NEW CLOB WILL TAKE
OVER SALISBURY LINKS
Coui'so to lie Improved for Use
of Members of Cherry
Valley Chili.
flARDr.N' Citt, I. !!., March 14. A new
nnd exclusive country club baa be.en
formed under the name, of tlw Cherry
Valley Club, which will tnka over the
clubhouse) and golf course of thn Balls
bury Club nt Garden City. The new
orgnnlxatlori will at once start to re
model tha clubhouse nnd ns soon as the
condition of tho ground will permit
35,000 will bo npent In making changes
on the golf course.
There will also bo ten tennl courts
and three pqunsh courts built, and ty
June 1 It la expected tho club will be
one of tha best to be found In this
country.
At present the Garden City Company
la planning to build another course east
of this place for the public, (but It will
not bo aa easy ot access as the present
club grounds.
The membership of the Cherry Valley
Club Is to be small, an that at no time
will there be discomfort to tho members
by reason of congestion. The offlcera
follow-:
President, William M. ruldwln: vb-.
prldent, Ctia Mellon i aeetetary, William
M, Crulkhank: treieurer, Harry Po-nyllii
luplHln, Arthur 15. Whitney.
Hoard of director William M. Baldwin.
rhae Mellen. Chorl" p. Turner, William
(I. Iluyt, Henry H. Orr. iloorx U llutihett,
William M. Crulkbnnk. c. I.e Hoy
Hrndrleken. Arthur 15. Whitney, Harry
Forsyth, John It. Havag. A. It. lledivay.
I-awretu-e v. oborne, (Iorie 1.. Adam.
M. N. Huekner.
KUHNE WINS ON THE ICE.
Captures Half MIIp llvrnt nnd la
Jn.l llraten In .Mile.
Walter Kuhno of the New York Ath
letic Club carried off tho lion's share
ot the honors last nldkt tn the Ice skat
ing races held at the PL Nicholas nink.
Ho won tho half mile event nnd was
benten by only a little more than a yard
for Ilrst place In the mllo race. In !r.e
S50 he led A. lr?he by eight yard".,
while 'n Iho mllo lio trailed (lenrgo Pick
ering nf tho ltlwrelde Skating Club.
The lattir a allotted a handicap of
five more . 'ird' than Kahne.
In tro ii.utiT of n mllo n-e for
woman Mi. I5ifrli-illa Mac.MIIIati of tlio
Peerb's Skating Club was tho winner,
defeating the Mlii' P. M. Wbeoler nnd
i:iIo Mtillor. Thoro will bo co games
at the rink to-night, Tlio summaries ;
Ono Ml, Hindi, ap Won t,v ll-crr-Pli
l;rln. ltlerldo .ukaitng Clu'. "
yard Walter Kuhn", Nw Vork , c
3' )arl. .Haod: P tlrhoi. Columbia
Uranimar -litm' Ho vanl. third Time, .1
minute 13 ond.
Ono liaif Mile. Handicap Won y
Walter Kuhn. Ne'e ork A. ". '. yard
A 'lerhel, unattached, !5 yard. 'nnd
y Oei.lii'l, Cilumtl (Iraniiinr S bool. 30
yard, third. Tlm. Piilnut" 3J eind.
(in half Mile. Novice Won by V,'
lletener, unattached; P. P. Axsen. iron
Ohup b llou.e, "rindi II. (HI. Peerle
Skating Club, third. Time, l minute (j
ee( ond
( ine.quirter Mllo Hoe for S(hoolbo.
llaii.ll. .ip - Won l.v 15 Vrhr I' S.
tic, to aro. II Kpelr. Iv,,;i iohooi, s
' ard. eionli M T.-iit-,n.,lt hlenl Cu lure
; )urd. tlilfd. Time, M 4-r. -eooinl.
line ,uiri.-r Mile It,fe f..r Women
Won t,v MrK 15 frirdla MacMl.ian, I'eerlo
.sn.itlnK rut. Ml V M lieer. net
ta. hod eri. SII.I Kle Mulltr. Ull.H
tacbe.l, thltd. Tim. S1 ..eeond.
Rniker. In Compete at Traps,
Sixty tnembeta of iho New York Flock
IlM-hance h.ive ei.tered for tlio elxlh
annual trapshootlng tntiniammt of that
orgatilxatlon, to be held at thn Vet.t
Chester Country Club on March IS, The
match, which Is open only to members,
Is a 100 "bird" handicap event at K,
yards rise. Thoro will bo lle handicap
prhtiK, as well as two scratch prizes,
off err ! by tho club.
I'ordliam Condi (ior lo Ilirtrr,
llxr.TER. .V. H, March II, It beenmo
known to-tight that Harry Vinigliiti,
Yale, '11, tlio obi ml rush, has beui ell
giivod to conch tho I'Aeter Academy
football tiain for 'lfi to imccotal Tad
Jones, who borlnw Ills duties tis head
coaoh nt Yato next fall. Vaughan wan
jemch l.iot fall of tho, Pordham eleven,
Which imado a lln r-howlng.
Dirty Gym Shirt No
Test of Real Worth
TR. ELLIOT nnd Mr. Kirkpnt
rick, both members of the
department of physical education
at Columbin, Issued ati order yes
terday against tho athletes nnd
freshmen who are taking the pro
scribed courso In physlcnl educa
tion nnd who think they are im
proving their nbillty by wearing
jerslcs nnd gymnnslum shirts dis
colored by liniments. By March
20 every freshman is expected to
come to class in n shirt ns spotless
as the drivon snow. Dr. Elliot
does not believe that a clean shirt
makes an athleto run llko a nov
ice, nlthough it might make him
look like one. Those failing to do
so will bo treated in the light of
students having flunked because
of inability to apply their knowl
edge of sanitary hygiene.
CHANGES FOR INDOOR MEET.
College Camo In the Oardi-u Will
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Homejn Herry, the member of the
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America who managed the recent sue
ceiful indoor meet In Madison Square
Harden, said yesterday that thero would
bo change next year that It was lioM-d
would greatly add to the Interest In the
meet
Thn latest mret was a groat Improve
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ago. thn utlentlon of the spectator being
held for the greater vart of tho eve.
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(ov,eiiiiiieiifs IJepreseiitiitlvc
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J,tuii.i i following tlio lead of
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nt work. Mr. Anderson will lslt Co
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lite cltUs most nrtlvc In athletics.
The roprts illative of Itussl.o, who.
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of tho work has been Instructing tho
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Andrrsen wns ono of the world's hct
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