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9
Giants Score Four Runs and Shut Out Texas Leaguers Dodgers Beat Athletics Yanks Game Postponed
THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916
GIANTS MAKE UP
FOR ONLY DEFEAT
.loiiiiu-v by Trolley In Cnrsi
cjiiiii iiihI Tbcro Meet, unit
Coiiiiitei1 Houston Club.
BKNTU.V IM'ITIIKS WKI.L
BOXING FANS NOW TURN
TO WELSH-LEONARD BOUT
rVn-
Tex
Match.
Tlv:
Lightweight Champion Says Opponent He Will Meet at
Garden Friday Night Is One of the Cleverest Lads
Produced Since Days of Joe Gans.
With the heavyweight hunt hctxveeti the first two round outgcncrallcd and
Wlll.inl mid Mornn over, uoxInR fans outpointed Hclch.
?l-t!,,rni,,M,1,M,!r al,c,,t!on lo Jch Dillon. inc to hi, husy
xxeiitlit battle, hetnccti Freddie Welsh. nre nL-...,i. I. r,rlnvln.r ti,., win....!
the ih.iiuploti, unit Henny lcoiinrd, the , will not he In tdiapo to nlvc him a
Clalit and tl.c Houston Texn leaflets prnttllslni; yoiniir local l.nver. whirl. lll ' "utile on April
hcan.c ft.ii.ul.Ml in another shutout I ,. ,.,,, , j,U(,011 UiUe a,rdcM nM j HaltlHi .-evlnsky
):tt f, a attcrrnnn. nm wii" uino n' Friday night.
Dillon will meet
nt the. Hmailway
SportltiK Club, Hrooklyn, to-night.
iss tlw leaguers who applied th"
hruh. Still th- ToxutiM were a mighty
,!ojc m.hii.I up to the ninth limine. ;
when Vo IIi.iiiIh Ucotctt two of their
rutin. Tip final count xvas I to 0.
This ctiKiiktcmenl vv hk foiiKht on ncu
trut srtmn.l. .-mil It xv-n th third nn
rtnl ir.i I 'K hetvveen these teams for
.i- . ,iitl. .r iuii uf fann hereabout.
Coin. .111.1 oni'O li.ul ii to.-un In the Texas
League thai i'Htiilillhfil tho record for
cut e. alive vhtorics and made sixteen
pine Mil - in one game, but lotrj: &iio
U lis"li.nl uh'ry departed and It Is
now J"t a phi.'.' for exhibition!..
A me name In Houston Is tho only
4ffe.ii the (limit have sustained In
texjs this sprlnir the McOravxites Ms-
vd He woii.il In' amply tcxeniteil on
o.e i li' f .iflernoon. an they have
uf, lu' i'iK well in the Detroit gamr.
HonrM r . 'i im 1kI 1!"t jittvh .ill.! tliey did
rot d.i i . i. ' with Napier, who did plteh.
',!k. Napier is "no f the many
"tv-ii ile-el to of tho St. t.ouls Hrcm'tie,
,rl( ie -'Hi retain enoiiKh dinning to
uotry Hi" l"'!-t batter.'". The (Hants to-
Fre.Mlo Welsh outpointed Willie i (Jus I'htlstie. a inMdlen eight of Mil
llltchle for the title In Iceland Kevernl 1 waukee, will box the new Al McCoy
years aKo and has been a mot careful '? '2 ".V"" V.!1 i."'"' b""tM
ri,n ,, ... , ,, ..... nt the Honeer Sport nir C uh to-morrow
champion idncc. He .tacked his crown ,l)tht. In the other feature YotttiB Car-
..k..i.isi n lemon or eaiiy marks, but pentler will tackle Mike MuTUue
fought only a few worthy onnonentn. '
Welsh soya he will come out of hla . V"rt rro"', ,,,e )" Wllfh
hell i.vi.t-,.. ni.i.i tt. . i m Mohleaju., will meet Hay Parks In the
shell I.rldn nlKht. He declare. Leonard . flnR, ,wut nt ,he Kalrmont A. C. Hat-
onc ot I"" "est ""'Is the lightweight urday nlcht. Jimmy Itetran of Call
ranks has produced tslnce tho time of fornl.i will box Johnnie Mack In the
Joe flans. Leonard Is only 19 years of fen'l-'lnnl.
ft CFO 1 t I 11.1 nnmn.ii a,. . tt.(.l. I " ' ' '
i. ""''""' -o "e.3U. n0 ,x.Yankees arrived from the
The l.ngllshman has been In hard Southlands yestenlay. They are I'ltcher
training for more than a month nn.I l C. l'leh. for two vpr n YnnLen tmi.
In Rood wndltlon. n his recent bouts 'lRr! !'UH eli"t, former catcher of
wun iiioom and Whitney proved, l" 1 niversuy oi reunsyivania team;
Outfielder tlene Uodeu. Klist Hascmun
Hilly nibson has m.ilMied Din JImiry Mcllovern and Hal Cable.
(Porky) Klynn and (.lUnboat Smith to '"''"h !,Ml1 Sehwert are headed for the
meet at the Stadium A. i tM.mh.ittan No .irk olub of the lnterii.itlon.il
Opera 1 Inner I Thursday rilslit. Klynn LeauMie. Liyilen has been consigned to
fought nt the opening of the Stndium Toronto, but Meiioxern and Cable have
last week atnl was nearly knocked out not been placed yet.
In the, ery tlrst round by Al Helch. Al
ilropied Ihin twlco for the full count ' Tim Newark club l Mart training
i orwy was not stopped, however. He on Its home grounds Thursday morning.
CUTSHAW'S TRIPLE
BEATS ATHLETICS
Loiiff Di'lvo to Itl-rlit Comes
Wlillo Three Dodgers Arc
on Dnses.
CHAMPION WINS HIS MATCH.
CHANT. MAKES A 1I0MK11
Kavton., Kin., March IT.Outshaw's
tilple tn right centre In the ncvcnlh In
ning of to-day's game, the last to be
played hern by tho Uodgi'is this season,
was responsible for tho defeat of the
Athletics. It came Just at the right
moment, as there wrro three men on the
bases nt tho time. Had Cutshaw taken
Wltiftlnn n.-ats Vcrltll In llarviirtl
t'luli Miiunsh Tournc.
Krle B. Winston, tho nalloniil liam
plon; Dr. II, S. Hatterleo nnd V. H.
l)als were tho winners of tho matchc
played yesterday In the fourth round of
thn Harvard Club squash tennis tourna
ment. All threo contests were tlnlshed
In straight games. Thn national cham
pion had no trouble defeating M. dn S.
Verldl .it If, 3, 15 .i, exactly the same
(com by which Davis won over Ande--Kin
Dana. Dr. S.iltcrlcc was hard
pressed to win from T. A. K. Harris, at
1512. IT 10.
All of the Interest centred around the
match between tho champion and Verldl,
'Die latter showed .sonic cry good
Mmkrs In th" earlv part of the opening
HAVANA RACETRACK
WILL HAVE A RIVAL
American Turfmen Interested
in Xcw Course Close to
Centre of City.
MAY THY NIGHT RACING
There was a reunion "f turfmen at
spots In thn contest In which Winston
slammed tho bill around the courts with
as much vim as if he were pholng for
thn national crown, l-'or the most part,
howeer, ho depended on his skill at
placing for scoring points.
Davis, a member of the Class A team
In Ihn 1telr,imilllnt, ttifereliih Leneue.
a chance be could have reached home, as ,nyeii' the best sipiash he has shown this
game, hut lacked the couit generalship n ay vl(,w 1ol(1 .m,f.Cp.ihead Hay.
tho throw to the tilate was poor. Thl
HCore was Hrooklyn , Athleths ,
Previous to the telling blow O'Mara
nnd Daubert singled nftfr Mails had
seaeon against Anderson. The latter,
who was runner up to Winston for the
national title, started the opening game
with n burst of speed and scored tho
fanned. Stengel walked, filling the , tlrst couple of points, but after Davis
bases, and Wheat fouled out. Johnston s
smash was too hot for Pick to hold and
O'Mara scoied. Then followed Cut
sh.iw's long drle.
Crane of the Athletics made a homer
In the eighth. Thin would have been
irnnd for onlv two bases had Johnston
handled Wheat's thiow propel Ij
got going he outclassed his rluil at
.very angle of the game. Hie Class C
tournament will start to-day with sixty
entries.
YALE CREW WORKS HARD.
c.erday. Many of them had Jiift re
turned from Cuba nfter a session of
winter roving. Those who got back
from Havana told of plarw for a new
track and more extenslvo racing on the
Island.
Charles K. Henshall Is the best known
of the men Interested In the now ven
ture. Those associated with hhn are
Arthur It. Clark, Henry U Wllla and
Fernando (lonxalez y Snncher. Tills
syndicate made application to the au
thorities of Havana for a concession
for a hippodrome to be constructed
within the limits of tho municipality for
the purpose of carrying on racing and
breeding stables, tho erection of n club
house, hotels, restaurants and the priv
ilege of having mutuel betting, book-1
STEWARD FITZGERALD UPHELD.
Jockey Club Conllnnes Mispeiisliio
of nider I'arrlnuton.
Thera was an unusual decision at a
meeting of the stewards of the J.i.e
Club yesterday when the racing authori
ties upheld Christopher .1, l-'ttnut r.ilil j
ruling In selling down Jockey I'.miiig
ton until April t!. The jivkcy was dis
ciplined by Mr, FiUserald, who was
the controlling steward at Oriental I'arR.
Havana. In such cases It Is tin ciisloin
to Mile a boy off for the period of lb"
meeting and to refer tho case tn Hie
Jockey Club If a further suspension Is
thought iiecejsiary. The Havana meeting
ended on March If, yet Stcwaid Kit,
gerald set I'arrlnston down until pril
. Kvjdently the Jockey Club stewards
were com lined that he had acted prop
erly, for they upheld his decision.
Stewards wern appointed to represent
tho Jockey Club al the spring meetings
as follows! Metropolitan J.nkex Club,
Capt. 10. 1). Camntti Westchester Hue
I tig Association, II. K. Knappi gueens
County Jockey Club. Schuyler I.. Par
sons ; Kmplre Cltv Itaclng Association.
Andrew Miller: t'nlted Hunts Haelng
AssovlHtlnu, Tlionias Hitchcock: Piping
Hock Haelng Association, C. K. (I. Hll
lines. The application of Jockey J II. Olas
for a license was denied. Jockey John
J. Morris also was turned down. Tho
trainers denied licenses were Krnet
BYERS LEADS FIELD
IN AIKEN TOURNET
Former National Champion Is
Tirst in Qualifying Hound
for Southern Cross fun.
AlKUN. S. C, MarrJi 27. The eighteen
hole .iiallflng round of the annual
Soul Ik i ii Cmsa golf tournament was
play, d to-day mi thn links of the Pal
metto Wolf Club nnd Hhcn M. 1Is?i-h of
Allegheny, national amateur champion
In limn, led the held with an M. A
high wind made the stores high and
llji ii;, who made a GT eetcrday, found
himself In trouble on numerous occasions
to-day and had to work his hardest to
get his 81.
There was u three cornered He at 14
for second place In which the partici
pants wern J. lioidon Douglas, the long
driver Hunt Piping llix'li ; Paul Coburn
and Preecott Melcatf. The top score In
the llrsl sixteen was Tho scores:
rirt Sliieen Hlien M. liters. HI: J.
Cottrell, Prank Keams and P J. Mc'Dcr-' o.mlmi iJuugmr. s, Paul cobiirn. M: Free-
mott.
1 It .Mrlcnir. M. WIIIUllI II. .n.l.
I I !" Il)er". T, l:rn"'t A. Thmnnon. 'I;
M.'inti 1'i.yne ininiip-on. as: .larfnau
The Dodgers leao here to-morrow I fonch Mekalls eiiil nrslty on making and other legarlred forms of'
GREENS CONQUER WHITES.
Poln Trams Play t lose
11 .. M Vi. 'lor .ircli.Hi. s. Iliiry M.r-
,'nv .oiild not couplo any two of their
t uiml tho ninth Inning, unit ic their
nil pilo'iers had not been Invincible
thry inlglit have lost again.
Itobably tho Houston boyn would have
fjff.rcil inni" damage If Manager Me
Or.nv h.nl been around to ptvd his team.
Mrtlraw. howev.r, did not fancy thn two
knur irnllev lido down liere and le.
miine.1 In Dallas I,, e.xeui.-e a small i
squad of p (. he .. I.irry Dolo was the
.una:, i t"-dav and be showed who was
he bitting a hoiiin tun over the
.ght He'd fence III the llrM Inning and
.1 irlp:.i Pi t lie eighth. Ho also scored
Jl.f thn OILS.
The Oi.i!it did not really hustle until
ik. i .ie ro-ind'. when they became
Pf.vcl at the uniplri. and took their
siou. ' nut on Napier If MeC.r.iw li.nl
(.i i . the Job they probably would
.'. doubled the score. .1- they put the
mi" i b.iso 111 four dlfter. nt score-
tnn.iigs.
Wi " Jell opened the second with a
trvle .ml w as left on third base, while
.,.i.fit 'rubied In the third and nobodv
scored g.iln In Uie llfth with .vie
dewn Wendell walk.d and lleiiton
ojble I Nothing doli K. Th" s...-iii.l
run went oer In the sixth on u p.is to
Povle Lobert's s.icrltlce. Uauff's long lly
to r ght Held and Merkl" s s icrlllct ny ,
Ihrv gut this one without a hit. In tho j
fshth Dnlc tripled with one out and (
l,fl on third. . I
lties on balls to .McrKie aim ivranicr
la the ninth, a ileldr"s choice, an error
rl a single by Hums produced the last
r.irs.
Itenton. who has been prevented I
tig an .arller start because n.
fought one of the most courageous lint-i Toronto will start lis spring campaign
iica cm en-ii in n ucai ring ami ntier(ai jersey i lly next .Monday morning.
Newark Club's Dates for 1916.
AT HOME. Almoin.
Toronto April 27, 2S, 2D, 50. Tomito ...
Hrn'hester May 1, 2, 3 I. ' Montreal ...
Montrtnl May ii, 7, S, 9. HinTahi ....
Itiirfahi May 11, 12, 13, 1 1. Itis-hestcr .,
It.illliiiore May 2S, 2!, 3d, 30. , ll.iltliniire .,
Hli'htiiond I une 1, 2, 3, I. Hlchmonil .
I'nn lileiRo lime 1 1. 12. 13, 14. j Providence
Toronto I mm Hi, 2d, 21. Ilattiiuorc .
Montreal Inne 22.23,24. IJo.iie.ster .
HutTivh. Inn.' 25. 2fi, 27. HufTalo ....
Itochester lime 2S.29.30. Montreal ..
Providenco Inly 1. 2, 2. .Toronto ...
Haltlinoro Inly 20,21. 22. Hultlmoto .
Iti.'htiioiul Inly 23.24,25. Hhiimoud .
Montreal ug. S. 9. in. Providence
Kochcstcr Aug. 11,12,13. Montreal ..
HufTalo Aug. 14. 15. IT. Itocho.-tor .
Toronto ug. IS. 19. 20. Hulf.ih
Ikiltlinoro Sept. 3. 4, 4. Toronto ....
Klchmond Sept. fi. 6, 7. Hlchinon.l .
Provhlenc Sept. 8. 9, H. Provider'
May I.", 10, 17.
May is, 19. 20, 21.
May 22,23,21.
May 25, 2ti, 27.
.Imi" 5, 0, 7.
Juno s, 9, in, in.
June 15, in, 17. IS.
July 3. I. I.
July ii. 7. s. s.
July in, Hi. 11. 12.
July 11.15,10.
i July 17. 1, 19.
July 20, 27, 2S, 29.
. July 31, Aug. 1.2.
Aug. 4, 5. 0.
Aug. 21.22,23
Aug. 21.25,20.
Aug. 2S. 29, 30.
Aug. 31. Sept 1,2,2.
Sept. II. 12, 13.
Sept. 15, 10. 17.
morning for u two diy crlcj with the
Athletics at Jaeksomille. .Manager'
P.obinson Is reatly pleased with the con
dition of the men, who have done more
real work Pi Pie l.it two weeks than
they del all ht spring.
Pic.s.deiit i:iil tn announced otlhlally
the ieleae of tioodhrcd. Priest and
Smvth to Montreal, Th" latter has not
beeii on the training trip, but was the
pronertv of the Dodgers, Catcher Mack
Wheat wil go to Troy. Other young
eters may follow beforo the team reaches
Hrooklyn. The score:
AT11I.V.TIC.N. I IIUOOKI.YN
uti Ii ii a e ah h p e
Wlh.rf... :. 0 I o ofVM.irs". . 3 3 2 J '
Tliimin'ii.tt 4 1 : 1 ftiiatihrrl.lb. 5
tleklh... 5 I 5 3 A strncet rf 3 1110
1 ot.1riti3-.ir . 1 n 0lllel.niaii.rf n n o n e
Vi.Ti.V.;;:it. ( m n.whrn it 3 . 1 j
M.llone .11.. o . I I. jii -irrn . "
Crane.. I i I : I Jolim'oii et I : : n I
ie vi....... 1 1 ; n (i rui-li....ii : t ( (
IVrkm- ' J t I 0 11 i.et l
Nabors.li.. 1 i " " AM Meier,
llllstl . . 0 ft ' " ' I'lielirJ P
M)rrn i I " " " " Mall- p
Kluht Mile linn.
betting.
Tlto . a rt l,w.f.tlini tt fh hrnnnHPil I
Ni:w )Ii:n. Conn. .March 27 -The track w is not aniioiiured. but tho.c ac-
Yale crew will start training ill e.u nest J mulntol will! the plans say that thelit,,, Creens defeated the Whites 7 to fi I 'i
lo.miiiio.s, when the tlrst two varsity grounds will b" within ten minutes rldo In a close, fight. Thomas lllti heoek. Jr.. I rr ,n'i
I gun. fimord A. Cochran. v; Oilier
I'itiii. ii I'lMrl.u. Ilnhlen, v.; .1. f. T.piln.
'I . 11 1 1- mi. in." h, .
Ilnleh ' ' . ii. I six i.n II. Itl.i. kwe". .,: tlar-
I . i, M.iil.iri. .. ('. Vi'iiiiili' Hnini.t. 5:
Whitney field nt Alkrn. It.".."!! .1 Hum, W..r..l ir.t llilieock.
.... II I'lripi. :n.. iiikluh Tli'irn... 9T,
AlKKV, S. ('. March 27 In a polo I II. . l for- i . 05 htephen Hiiftird. lit
uamn this afternoon on Whitney Pi.ld I ' .M'.'iitK!iV. :u. ..oiin nn;ur .Mnr-
Uek-M. M.C'ojr.
ocore-ureen.
Ilek-W. 1'. Ilulllrt-l.
i Whites. .
boats are ordered lo report at the train- i of the principal hotel". More than 100
Itig table. From now on tluy Nlekalls. , acres of land have been ohtalned nnd
head . oai h of the Vote news, will work arrangements made for a steel and con
Ills men at top speed to get them 111 erete grand stand, beautiful dull house
shape for the two rices against IVnnsyl-, and hotels. The .dub houso plans call
valil.i at Ph.ladelphla April 22. for a building 100 feet dijuare, to bo
Tho Ice went out of New Haven har-1 built at a cost of 150.000. Tho stables
bor tf.il.iy and for practically the tlrst laro to accommodato 1,000 horses, and
time this year the Yale crows had an i tho grand stand 5,000 persons. Ten thou
opiHirtunlty to work unhampered. sand dollars will be expended on parks
Nlck.ills sent tho Yale varsity for a. row i and road in the grounds,
of eight mlh", lo tho llghthoiisn and The new association expects to start
lettirn. Conditions on th" water were ' racing on October 1 next, but Is not .-,,, aso.M:!Ioii lias Ix-en organized In
Idea!. The men rowed at a low stroke, desiiou of conflicting with the track nt j ttaoniie and the following ottlicrs have
all of the wa. Then! were no changes ! Oriental Park controlled by II. D. )irPII (...,-tcd . Joseph H.irrl-, president.
In the scatltu of the llrt eight.-will' h 1 Itrown. An orfer will be made tn Hrow n . Mllll..w Hartlg.ui. vl e-presldeni ;
rowid Willi Ko'.n.d ll.irr.lilaii at -troke, . to split Up tho d.ites, hut III case this tinwiml Cami.bcll. sr.ret.irv : Dr W. S.
I (I t 3 A i (., l.nu .it N, r. f.,rm,r Cue Sitirie. nifer Is refused the new club will race If, I, r i-r,.,,t.. i.',...ri.1
117 1 0' .. I .-.,... , .... ..ia I. l-lv"""".' ".. .
I Ii 0 3 fl , VJ,tl ',l -Q . ' 11 1 ,,'l,t,' I1' "'e i"'. l "i "i'i".:i.i"ii " in'- "i. ....,. .w , talti
9?; .Ii"liih C. Thaw. '?. Joli Samp-
Si, ,ti-, inn. Iir Jii-. nil "lllns. inn.
nk It llll.l.ciH-k. mi. Iir A. II.
ii IP .oh. in:- i.eorss
HIM llrf. i' Tlnti liinai. . .lr 103.
for the (Ireens. and I; . llonnlng fori lll.i'i e
the Whites, scored well for their teams, j .1,T,,,'''iiuK'.-''l,i
Tie lineup: ! hi.mni M. .'...c.te tor.. II. rilxgrMbl.
lirtKF.NS WHITES. Ii' -. Urt- .1. .M ali. 101 In.-nph Il.irrhuan,
No. !-John O'tisr, No 1 -W t, flood In Jr. 10. I'., Talmige. 110. K. W.
No. J-T. lllleh.nek.Jr.Nn i -K W lloppinr lensnl. It:. W I'. Vhll.h"in". 13; C. A.
No. s s A ITlark. No 2-'ll.K.slrnwlin.Ie .-.lllllll. iij; .limn i-.. im,
Ilndson County Oarsmen OrunnUr.
The Hud'-on County Itowlng nnd
ini t I
I.enune Mollis Meeting In ArrnnB
for Closing finme.
Ollhials and delegates from the varl
oils clubs In lb" Indoor Polo Leagu
nut .it tin; Prllli-o (leorgc lintel last
night. Arrangements were mad" for th
Oinrce Kreimer. llenteu.i nt. and I n,,,.i t.r ilu. he:iN,,ti ilils week.
pianneii io nmr i.ic.fl ai n koi . iiirro John Molt. Clayton lireeiil.e. .olin Hett- , e, clmnililonshlp virtually rests be-
Wldener, llki I. I'. Kirkwooil, 1J7
INDOOR POLO SUCCESSFUL.
, times a week and It le iUtte likely that
PTr.r MfiPFs Tn crT out Know i , ,V.i ..,,. "r.w""" . ...... ' . I ,WI l'" i.i'-'"
w "" ' leiwaru wimiil anil i.ugene .- hiiik. gin- . l.'oiuni"is nnd Lancels--lio play the
for the benefit of the residents,
1 Twn-thlrds of thn capltul III the new
.nterprlse will le supplied by I'ub.itis.
! Three Srholnul ! (innies.
Tni ii ( t:ih r T.it.ii- :ih:;ij s
Halted for NaUir- In the iixlh Iniiinr
uffllin".'. ... 0 1 0 1 I 0 xJj Will Put t ..li.mhla .reus on Ulier
Itiui- OM.ir... H.nlsrt. len;el. .tnlniMoti, i Mime I line ril Wrrk.
Cntsli.ix. i.el Wulfh. ni.liuii. Crane :
llnnie rail Crane Three ln-e hll I'ut-ha j Junes ' line, .oaih of the Columbia
T In lilt- W tl).r l"r..ii" !' rili'.e rr,.,.. mrti,.,! )U ue.i.lier .in low.ir.l
h.t-Ci.i.hai. Moleii lu- TI'iiiloii 'K j1,' . t,.i Hudson .-ierday afternoon and' Thl seholastle baseball tosseis will
niV.ii w and iiiui'-'rl on l...-s 'ih' after wab lung the illiMinl-hliig I. e tlow , make another attempt to pry off Hie
llie' I"; llruiiUljn. l'ir-1 hj-e e-i r-i .ir- i said that next iic. k his iU.id of Hhie ' se.isuti's 11.1 this Saturda. Three games
Aibleti . I. llro..Mn. l ii and White oio-Miien would change their are s. Iieduled, as follows: Adelplil ,. ,,.,., v,sitv basketball team had
;'.".'hVi,e!"";';n four loVt'ic- "'it oi ! 'lUiirteis from H,e machines i, hargcj Xcd.-tny vs. Stuyi esant. at Arlelphl : ,. h;inl ,,ri.lil(. ,n.,ay i,cf,,. the
ITfl i.e.. in iwn- ' .. . 7' I ,... ,! .. .. ...... ...,,....,...,.-(...,..,.,......-".......... v v. M : I ' i I -en as 11.1111,1. irniil' Ill
ernors. Permission has been ol.Mlnril 'pgi-is and the Oranuii Freebooters to-
from the Hudson Count) Park tVn-
mls-lnncrs to erect a clulihoiUM. on the
, horo of Newark b.i on ground in
I eluded In the new park
I
Tlaer flic Una Hard Prncllee.
liilNCETo-. N. .1 . March 27. The
YANKEES ENCOUNTER
TOO MUCH WINTER
It .1 I 1.1 . t-. ...... 1-t
ti.ti.ti. F-r-l l.i-o nil O.I1I- .in ..i'"!-. ... I i.-i . in- ....null -., m , i,tiiii?...
j; oil .Mi.rp 3. en i nriirj .. nn ..if, unii-'s warm lin e neiie. .s ine nver win
iMrii'k .'ill lly. Nabors, I . by . Mrrs. -i '' M,,. .rf. eilv .lear m ten d.i.is.
'tlv'' Mail. '.OI.r i..-' fnipire.-ItUler and! Pecans,, of the early date of the ,t Ohio Field.
I Klein nine j hours j Puughkiepsle r.gulta and the late start1
ifuoiooi s nice ii, is i. .in .mi a nus s...
sou for his o.irsinc'i llesldes the revival
I of the iiumial. Intereh.s" and Interilnr-
WILLAHTI Wn.I, STAV TW P.aw u-i.h erl.... ) """". r-,r.'H' I!" '-' will be th lard.u-iss was elected captain of the Prince
- ii, uamn, , nam .... ... .r.o.s In .Ma tor tne uirsii.i, one iori,m wrestling team to-dav bv
i n u .' I'rHcllee.
I TIGERS BEGIN FOOTBALL WORK
St John's Collete Held, nnd Manual . general fundamental of the gam. w is
Ti.ilnltig .s New York I'ulxerblty '19. followed b.i a hard scrlmniige In wheli
it i Mini I K'lil. 'spci.il .uiii.isis wa laid on the shm t
j passing attack. The men had a l.i.iolf
Wis. In Lead Princeton Wrestler.. Satunl.iy and returned to tho game
I to-day 111 the beet of condition.
i'.ini'ktiin, .-s. .1., .Marcn i. I.
fr .in ci
hi. .... . heel. Hitched his first cxhlbl- cago to-d.iy,
tli.n .... t -day and did well. The j (.,,, lu , Mllllllv I'iflll ! '' ''d
Iloust s cat eniy one rim on ifiiuni m
t. naiiinii... s . . . .
I ' ' rno, PniM-KTi.S. N. J M ir-ii 27 -Spring
, Lil. nigh lo Hellre. I football .racll v beg in oil fioldle Field
tll'CAUo. March 27. Jess Willard In . this afternooii winn more man mi ., , , ,. ,,.11,1Vll,i ,i,llt ,.xtr.. shells ,,, ,ls
the role .if smi,... I'r . .emu V...H1.1II . llldld.llis met I 0.1. Ii I ...... , .... , ....... ... ,., ' s I""
UN. ml-1
th" Junior arslt and two for the fte-h- nious lote of the nieinbers of the team, 1
men. 1 nanagers and coach. Wtss wrestles In
owing to th" record s.piail tli.it haslti,. n:, pound cla-e ami has been a!
I tinned out. the .piarter- at l.ilgewater ; , ,,nsstent point wliitnr a'.l s"asiii. lie
Itlaalna Voir nt Nrn t treelit.
Helmont lllgglns. who aided Ailelphl
Acinleiny in Its battbs for the football
supremacy of HrooVlin laM year, K
now a student at New I'treeht He l
of coiniucnir returned to i'h.
I
l'-e liirancs aril be struck out six. Kia
lr..r was In trouble two or three times,
but alwas had the stuff to stop Incipient
a'! .
V ie il nuts, who are on the trolley cir
cuit this weik. v. turned to Dallas by spe
cial car Immediately after the game. To-mnr-nw
they play tho fourth Detroit
tin" at Waxali.i'iiie, another trolley
Jump fro'ii Dallas, and on Wednesday
a-.l Thursday they perform at Fort
Worth. The scon. :
m:v yokk
dii '1 p a et
1 .An'
I'l'OYCMit Game nt Chal-liiiKiuirn.
l l.. , . . lluli f.ir t'le tft Won.. HI- o' 1 '
.. .... ....... aiimue.s, , ,.,,., ttl N. nrlililiiii from
Win- .1. ,!..! 1 l. . now in and will iiu- .ea..-'
i- -v:-;iK.',,:n.'::r ; , :
"Heem... ... .1.. ... ... niiiniigc was tudul-'ed m Imme-
woull h.ve l ot ,. ' ' ,',,K"", db.teH and did not a ar to d.st.es-s
g.l J e ..I !. v. '.'VU.rfw" ,,f ,,,,l"c 1 much iv (i.e. had I n
.'Oiild l,e lioi..'d thi-ri-
shells wer.
h Prim .-ton mm to win Hist t. it.a- out f.ir tin school n'ne ami prob-
CirATTANoxiA. Tenn.. Mar.ii 27 Th"
tralnltsg of the Yankees to-day con
sisted III getting nere, puumg 011 mcir 00 .unng irom .-ww Vork In a couple of
placing togs, riding out to the baseball' ' Hh the rr.st of It. Itetlp.? Well.
There was too,','" 1 lool even If
in-- on unKinn tilings ,il.iit me
1 era. 'lie-f. 1 . . A. u ..... 1.. no,. ,.,111
enough ..ppo.ltn.i, to the cum.' th ' u,.,,, As v is the .aso last ear futsla-
now. The inoiiey-l sure haxe soino of I M..,t.,ls iec. ,ved the chief attention. The '
It here. Ml- moling, r. Tom .In,,,.- .,ii . . ..1. i,...., ... I... ..l.le In tilek Ills 1 111 ill .
this, fpruig and d(.lop It uur.tig me
II .rr. I
,lrt.'. ,h
Ih.n n
hHlfl I
MTk . IP
KI.li hr -Kf
. rl
llO'i.h r!
W-inc
Tlon
Vnln- p
Kr.imir
Tnl
v-w Yerk
0 0't-elf
I .1 1 A t.:l'
- 1 A f e Frirs.iii.ef.
I .' S t inil.l III
10 13 a fit ruin .
1113 olTullo-.fb
a 1 A eii.arnrr.rf.
, A fl A n Allen..'
1 1 T 1 a Napur.p..
a r, ; 01
.10.' a Total" .
1 11 'I J 0
park and riding back
1. .. I...... rn- 1.....I..H 'riir.. t. u u
HOL'sTOS line" """ 1. -
bI ii p e I cold wind und the men were glad no
Phillies II. ill ceonil siring I ulia.
TiMi'i. I'll. March 27 It w.in th.
Will Cninpetc In Junior 1 lisiiinloii
shlps nt I hlcniro.
1 1 3 s S'P"" -is played, although one might' n,Ur, , ..e.e., UZr TV. ,1 am.ounod
1 1 3 1) 0 , have been If the Held hadn't been muddy. .A new basketball league, com ".1 ,.t 1 1... nero s .i.-aln-t the Phillies here the names of th" eight swimmeis se-
Ii 11,,, le.mi will baie to wait until I 'msii.iu.iii learns, may lie organiied m.,l.,v. bu' I'k. Tinker s r. gnl.its. Ill" leeled lo i. pi.seui ti e i.avi ami mniilie
fall.
old .iii.-s. Iiri'iigbi our l".in the 'hull. I
nnatpoll'-c 011 1I11 ..isl -.hire ltl e said
that the 11rs t.i will imt liaie a ne.i
h II. The men haxe !e. Ide.l to cast
tlxir fot tunes Willi I lie .! 1 IMw "1 Could
It was Mil. shell ,n wh.h the I'M I
v.ir-ltv won a' I'niiglikei p-ie for the
tlrst lime in nlnet. .11 le.irs aid the
l!t:, iriu used In ihe r.i. e again?' ale
last fall
EIGHT SWIMMERS SELECTED.
phiee .11 tll.s leal - illle ' .olIeglHt
l. wilt be Hist . 'int. e at third base
No Nine for HrooUljo College,
Tl'.ete will be no li.i"0luil at Hniok
'in Colhge tin- ear Mn-t of the men -Pi's
of Hi" P'lr, tell m hale heeji grad
ual, it, leaving only a handful around
.thorn a lil"e could be built. It Is hoped went to time
to U'Mie the game next ecasrst. ( K,
l.'orn.'ll Winn nt ,iiiuiih.
I. II. Cornell won his tlrst mutch In
tli" Columbia Fimerrltt Club louml
lohin npiasli tennis tournament est"r
il.iy fiom I! L. Stuhelgh. The match
allies, at 1" l.'i. lo 7,
morrow night, when the Triangles nnd
Fagle.-i also pl.iy nt Dm land's.
T.i.. numbers of the team which wins
the title, or has won the most games
during the season, will iei-el.' Individual
'ups. and tlie r'uiiieisiiii will get polo
in.illls. Th" trio which closes the sea
son In third place will be rewatded
Willi ribbons. All the prizes will be
Mill.ibly Inscribed. The vrcu..ilutioii
will be 111. id" at th" b ague's tlrst an
nual .hni-.et, which will lin held 011
April v.
The mutch which was played on Jan
11.1t v 22 between the Cock Itobins and
the West 1',,'jit Cadets, In which n
ji)is iisslou arose 11s to w lather the game
wi,n i,l. iled on the list or with handi
caps, was awarded to the Cadets. Presi
dent Sherman rcid a letter from II. L.
Ileibeit during the meeting, in which
the latter acknowledged tho receipt of
the in.l i.ir rules, and also cotitr.itul itnl
tl" I.'.igll. on t- success.
The t 10 seison will open on Novem
ber 15 ami will be much linger, as
pott- will he in. uie to get in at least
1..1P 111. 'ii 1 1 1 - of Indoor polo. Providence,
It.-'on mid .1 nimbi r of other K.islern
I'les hue .!.'. 1 to be 11 . 1 1 1 1 II I f 1 1. The
West Will ills" be I ipresi'llleil, as Ch.
1 i". Milwaukee ami St Paul, when
thfii Is 'i league lit presint, will om
pete 11 th" Fast dining the winter.
1
3 A
1 1
I A 3 ; 0'..m. ,fnr, .hrnwlnc Ihe harnoon ...it. ... managers (T seietal tennis 1 second team al-o went .loan to Ueleiil , West In the junior . iiampion-liips n, n.
3 a 3 0 ui ... I.".'.". ' '." . rm th" .itrtilt nt the 1 lafore Ihe fast Phillies. Thu score
Into Kid ICIberfeld's Lookoulf.
Hotel Imperial on Saturday. The league
"s
; ti i'
I 0 A 0 0
0 0 A II A
1 A
0
' ' Harry Sparrow all hut passed away will be made up of Columbia, New York
Sf.-jwh.., a fan aske.l him this evening If 1;;X!U:
there was a double header to-morrow. mo,.tll ,, ,.orm, pr ,,t .onnl'lorVil
Sparrow lias, u scheme on for to-morrow, because of the great expense that travel
H iC'i The New York players will put 011 their ' ,nh;"',1 Hanover would entail
.i ii 11, .... ... Tils f 1 e.liiM.-t ,1 I... ...ill .1...
is '.' , 11 ni,',i 11 1 lie
P.-I.lf...
Kit. I10.1IC, -.; Klrtelifr. Iiooin mtf-iin iiniiorms. wo-i u iw " ...... .....v resurrection of a cub team at Colum
fi-nif.. ,1, i., iin.tiiv. T" hi.s I111 .I...I.. t.'niori. uikeii for ihe movies, he , , " .'" 1 al 1 oium
live Ue'tiii H0J1I. Frier.on Thl ee base Yankees on Lookout Mountain III 1910'
ll Wirrtell. Oiule. llnllls rnu-iml Molni , .1.1.
, 11 Hl.e swrltiin hils-Iaibert, 1 win i" 'i'"'
hla.
held ill the l""il of the Illinois A I oil
11.11 II. 'Mm. It 29 nnd ."II I In" 11 u" 1 1 w 1 1 e sen . ted
. '' I'm the lesiill.s of trials held In liosloii.
' - 1 I i.niw 1 'iiieiiiiii.il iiiitl e Xiitu-
The tollnwltig ine III" winners and the
.bibs 11, cy villi represent : ' 1 1. mil v.
I'orilbiiin 1ln Plaj Hltt l.riiuui'. I llionklltie (i)mnaslum A. A: Ted Caiin.
... . , ... ..in 'New Yolk A C: It. Voitel, Pittsburg A
l.'.'ldhain .I".- not know when It Willi Wa( , ,n.l, ,iw,IMlim A
open Its baseball sea on Its game Henjamln .lames. Hiooklliie Swlm-
.heouled for to-motrow w uh the Second , . ,,,., MU.111M1 A
Phi ls . ..a I : a 0 1 1 A A
1 i .1 1 1 : 1
ll.ilrries.-,x.i..ia-.inn iisii, .t-ni,i
lis. IllT I
i. Artlller nine h.i been cancelled
isid'tion of 111" wounds,
' .11... i.r tlw. .
i rXvWZ r.S,or?1, , V VeeVrK ho X1- acing results. ,.f.,Me
rr.. i,,-r 1,1. -on Napier, f.: off Krn;T. , 1 , ,,. veterans will get a .hance' , I '" t game scheduled f r next Sittn.l.i.
r.r-t !,,. ,rrors- lliiu;ton. 1: N.w "".,,, ii,,n..v lieds 1 1 lr" IbHrFor iiMl.lsn ii. o.r old.. , M..i iiger I lay ' ' Conned has aim. "inc. mI
iVr" llr';,rl" 'Thwarorkout of fifteen minutes WhWr", ..'TW? "tWTt 'V" 'iulim fln'W .ul
M.rk.r w .1 1,11,1,' Hv Nanlir 1. Pa..ed ., .... ,irv nf the ball fleld to-day. tlr.l -NIlIu u,.. 11 1. !.,.,,.... . ... i' phO'iig of a game on Ajirll II with .1
( 1 1 .A I , 11 . I 1 if (i.lf'llil I I'll 111
,1 tl
Mi w X up 1 nmiirt Miller. Time
GOLFERS TO PLAY HOCKEY.
Vm Minsion ami White Will Lead
llespectlxe sevens.
Sin- golf ptayrrs of New York and
It was merely for the piayets io .1111
back and forth
hmber their anus by throwing tho ball thipl '''m!',, 'i?.;' V-? '"'lift? "rllA
COLUMBIA SQUAD GETS OUT.
Venle silt .Mr. Union !.,) r.oi
. us the lljHi-kfiird entry
Ss, end 'tier Kir Ihrre-vesr-nlii.; ssl!
1 oik I'nr.r j.fi.u. n riiri.nigs -ll.-lrsl Illle.
..I II II I . ' I" ... " I" .1 "II" I lit 1.
. 1 llrst. .Muriel's l't, 107 (llrnrii. 1, tn I. :
Trlea lo Play Haseball nn l.reeii 1 , j ,, , t0 ,iarigus S.1111.
. ,,..,..,. IAI illurnai, :, tn I, . .) 1 .111. 1 3 m i,
nelilnd f. ninaalum. T, .... i,,,.,,,,. soniiiern
I'.iup.siil TO-DAY'S HOT SPRINGS CARD.
Although Poulh Felhl gave promise of I ftar. IHU Wiley and CUr Morgan hUo
.Viv Jf will meet m a hockey game
In t ie to Ni imlas Hlnk to-morrow night.
Max
is 1
Hal
m'-i snow .inai iney can liiay .. . .. . .... , 1. .0 m . . in - mi'i . i" 1
r k. w.'l as drlxe and mitt. Mar-(a"" calleil on noui ii.s.i.an s Montgomery, wu fM.is.ini. 10 lu 1
ton . . ,..,: of thn New Jersey ' this week, The opening game was . . ami :' ,.. 1 third. T ine,
j. ' ' . .. ';: ' 1. . i,.,. h, .,,, m. morrow. Tin next li!n.i.e. N.innir. lllier
rlfi-' 1 .1 v line vnii lean tne .-sew '"""""'.'..;... : t.1.1. 1 u i.uice v..u z.m.ii. 111.,,,,'
iseis. p .. ......... ... ...i,.. mu,.i, iilsn run.
I Ittltgers on naiurni... . 1 PourMi lluie Pi
three year otil. .tti.l lift 1
is ft m noias iiinif to-tnorrow ntgni. ' - - ,,,,.,, .,. 1 ran i-iuiiii,ia u
; It Nhirstoii and lliirdlner W. Whlto I changing from a lake to an athlet .. lie 11 1 Th,ril U lI., lnr,..yiMr.0,,i, M1 up. ,.,., (.c fstlm,
,.M ei fwrctV 01, t ie Ice for se tho next week, tho Colum 1I11 r,. sr- ling purse, 30u, n,. mile nnvx,,,,!- ..x fi.rlok-
' i'M.. 11 force.-, on the lie ' ' 1 ,Ht.lm authorities decided yesterday Hedge it.i.e, toj ( u,0 n--. 1 m 1, tot.'iiar lul. ... 1
g "d pra.tKO drllhs and the golfe rs , .iceptlve appearancn and 3 Jo 5. tlr-t; (Vuisolsr. lloiiientn l. 7 1 short IUII.it P.
1 - mow .that they can play not t" 1 8nl' 11 , n I,!lne for. - ' '" - 10' -"""'Ii Pax-, lliwr liliu !
Tor
I'r.
plax ,1 (.
1 .. t x .11
First It.e-e s,-ltin.
win I .x furious
li I'lalhoi Muse Irvine
Therr-.i Me.M.'iluu ' Ilu... 'I M. i.m
Kirli llisi r . I' 'l'ilii!ll' liin'iesi
Ma Miliiill . 1'.' Tniiilnv Culiiiiau In.
Iiicren." i. 'I.iui'l-. L.ilie . li.-i
I'lillll.'i.iu VTlIlrowu .Inn 'M
A : lliree e.ir.oMa mid
llnniwr l'.
P'llllt U.nel .... 1.
Villi. I - I'et . I'
I its urgent !-
Mill. ill Itiih:.-.' lib
lull! i 11 ol.lr and up
A, St Louis; A. I-. Ihiitih, Hiooklin
Swimming liiib; liu'lnii P.itl.ci, New
Y.uk A. c.
Meredllli 1111. 1 Hvcrton Miner.
.1 W (in n. n in. 'I Ti I Mer.diili w.ll
lie III 111" II' Id 1"1 Ihe mi!" s., ,
111 the gullies ot Hie Yml, I'ott
I lllli " I ii 1 1.H III II"' s,i, unlh liegimi III
Aiinorv 111 xt Saiut.l.iv icghi Tin. will
lie Hie Hist tiieelilig ol 1 Helioii and Meie
dilh. 1 Uheis III the Held will l.n Homer
liaker, Sid Leslie I "axe Caldwell nnd Joe
"! Hlggins
.,,,, 1 hnckev nlavers for calling off the games. I. railuate .Man- p,,r,l , iMn.i. up. .iire. ftoo, nne mile
... . . ..'i-ii... ,.,inniiii..i.i u'jm inni ine 1111. 1 ss
i... us good golfers.can. ho ..Ker re... ',, .,.,. ;, , -
is faUen Into consideration 1 snoxv in... , to:, dinddi. t to I.
I'.ir three ve'ir-"lN Hint
seventy v nr. Is 1l.xrt.iiiz,i, 104 i.ste.irnsi
to i-u-n 1111. 1 tn Ilrsl Huh HctmlPl
1" a iill.l 3 tn
t.
stinit
.' ' ' rn is laaeil lino ciiiisiiieminin 1 ..i , tl, ,.-,! end1 ll'n'I'H. I In 1. 1 I" i nn.I 3 tn
thui ' . ,. , . g t,i,. f,,r .1 place on either! of tho pew diamond at 1 if ' " ' r"' .,.,r,oi I'leisurrvllle. too (Murphi 1. s m
tn iiyor mist hivo a golf ' of the field that It could not possibly be .,,,,, fi ,- ,,,,,,, t,,,,,,,.,.,. s
ha-.1 t ,. V.r 1, u 1 In nlaving shape by Saturday Heart. Plnrlii und Jack Iteeiei al,. ran
f 1 "r " K I Coach C011 k ex-, hoivever, took ndvan- Fifth Ifo " - I'-r three-jear-nld. and ,.
. n'll.u" ..-'.. ,.w nnd look his ward, eel tug. purse. ISM .six furlong.
lage 01 me in" , ii.ap.e 1.1; iMu.on). -0 tn 1 ami an.) 3
Miuad outdoors, using thn lower green, , , ,lrM ,ly j,,,., nn (sti riliigi. .', tn :
neir lnntl street for 111" practice. Ihe sven mil 3 In i, seennd; Sciraniniich, I n .
. iietier-M wero warned to restrain their (Amlim-ei, 1, tn I, 3 in I 1111.I ex en, thlnl
pltilKTH w'r" ' . ' 1.i. to fit , lime. I'll 1 I'lDiiiiisi.-r, Iir Mux.
desire to let out. A gaum niiide to 1 III , orkvllle nnd Far Am.)' also
the playing rondltlnns. was started and.
BOXING BOUTS YESTERDAY.
to
ill I
... ''ord. the Hrooklyn middle-
1, .01' ted L.irr Temple of
1 ten round bout at the
v i' last night
' Kee of the llionklyu navy
.1 small margin over Young
he Lorlmer A, C. lu ten
" I'roadway Sporting Club's
n
e.g
' Mi,
V 1.
xai.i n
'''! ri
ruufn ,
tnai'i . 1
Ti.ln i.i.ons twat Young Ketehell
nl lam. Suueiit defeated l'.irmir Sul
oan ., ruuiid bouts lit tilt OlMupiu
. '' t 1 .lit
Ton ii, j iiuii,,. nf St. Uiuls won all
Hi; Wm oxer the new Al McCoy In ten
roun'i m t,n Military A. C. Hurko
"ored ,1 1 .a-Kdnwii lu the eighth round
'i had in, best of tho going In print-
lull) every scuMon, Tho bout between
buiht-y lah.im and Young Hruno was
topped iy the rcfereo In Iho eighth
round, liruno was tio mutch for
urahain
went a few Innings,
Oeorge Smith, 'nixth Itnee Fur tlnee-ye.ir-olils 1111. 1 up
. 1,,. 1,,1 foe onu ten III and Doll Heck, nnrdi felling, imrne, 1300, i,n. mile and a
pitched for Olio '' ' other, sixteenth l.lnbronk. 1 10 ( Aiul.r..s... .. to I,
Tho Heck team won by a scorn of 15
to 6.
SiW'l'iV,, MANHATTAN srSffVVSJK
euuM,!i,s,,vv NHillT. MAHt'Him. ....
6UMB0AT SMITH s. PORKY FLYHN
-I'll mi" III. ' .lira and '2 Knurs.
- '".' llisvd. 7.V, II, ;. Iloies
S3.
.Madl.nn Hq. Ilardea.
l it.. .March 31st.
LEONARD vs. WELSH
Km ortli IS'asr Open.
Ttlrphin. Madlsaa M. 410.
Xew llockfy LeaKne- Plnnned.
PlTTHlil'WJ. March 27. -Julian T. FIU
gerahl of Chicago, secretary-treasiirer
of tliei American National Hockey Asso
ciation, was here to-day ronferrhig wi h
Hay C JoltuH. manager of the St. PauV
hockey team, anal Hoy D. Schonjey. man
ager of the Duauesne aarden team.
Tentative arrangements were
Iinrn1 tn form lie w miiUD
Uk. n St. Paul. Il-ajghton, Calumet.
Amerlcaii 800. Duluth and Ilniieapolla
in the Northwest, nnd nilcao. 1st.
Uiuls, IHIladclphla. New York, Cleve
huid and Detroit In the Kast and cen
tral West.
Cnlaruhla t'rew IJrly.
Pian Keppel of Columbia University
announced last night that the crew
wouhl go to Poughkeepiio on May 27
for Its final workout. This' Is Iho earll
est Ihe crew has ever left, necause of
.1.1. th airlvllege of taking the examina
tion at Pourhkeepsle ha been intended j
to 'th members.
3 In t 11 ml even, tlral, lllrka, 110 Hlruir)')
I In 1. ,S In mid 4 to ft, si'cniiit, Klltlai
101 (Murphy), S to 2, even n ml 1 tn 3
third, 'time. l! 1-. At 11 bur, Darliinrth
Transport and Tatlana slsn ran.
t to 1 M-rupt i-r I'
1 ni iiii ,1 tra-iiii , 1
rlJ; Thlnl III""- ssllo.j
Jot ! wni.t? .,x lurlnii."
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('iil lKrlimn l' M.iIkI liiilwits-r
llexirlev .laiiua . '." nil H"i
Vmli l.:nl .. . Pi Hlue (Vllu- .
Wild Hew.. '"
Fourtli lla.s- seiiim; li.iii.lican; three rear
old. mid onward; six fuiloncs.
Ited Cro.a ). Fatlier Itilry . . tl.
Louise May 11. I'nliti fi.it I l)j
Tliroduritii I"-
Filth Hi'.' srllm.-: thieeie,n iil.l. nnd up
vir.1- nne mile anil s,.ient :irls.
I.a Mule . 1"' Hit. "I 111
.I..I111 lii ih.ini . W -Kiim 1 11:
(iiiiidtitni.t t'.n
hixili Itnie selluu; Hitee e:ir nltl. ami up
ix.inl; mm inllx' aisl a sixttentli:
Naimiir .... 01 F.nrli Hn
VHnle Hot . . .. R. XV W li.uk 101
surinii I'". Mils It.1
l.lnhriinli tr. Ilu Iwi isec 1,1.1
Hnlinlliik !U T.11.1 r Tip IM
Tiijlit.ee I'ii, ll.iriinntl p'H
FEDERAL
Apprentice ailnainn claimed
OLD CROW RYE
ng. u. a. rat. off. mimmm
America's Finest RYE
WHISKEY
HAND MADE . SOUR MASH
STRAIGHT PURE RYE
MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A.
H.B.KIrk&Co. New York. N.Y.
MOTOR TRUCK
"77t- truvl; of proven value"
WE PRINT OUR PRICES.
ton $1850
2 ton 2150
3.j ton 2875
IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
Tlif siinc priL't' tu sill. l;tr
Ivdcrnl cut MUI is still rut i
11111.0. Thsit is ( mi' ''I the iiiiiin
rcauiis why l-'cdcniN jirc pop
ular witli ' both owner iiiul
drier. Ropliiireini'iit parts pro
portion.!..' 111 price to original
cost of truck.
Go,,
I Willi III IIIU.
Mr, West 52nd Street
I'linne tinle tr.'ii Never Closed
4
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JTARBARD
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THE "EIGHT" SUPREME IN 1916
A
YEAR iisTo Eights were few.
there nre i score or more.
Totlay
What has mudc the eiglit supreme in so
much less time than iiutoniobilists took in
(iciiiiiK up the two, four nnd rix cylinder
curs ns they came into the field?
It is hei'uuse the eiRht is l iuht in principle.
It irives fluid power.
The Standard Steel Car Company of Pitts
liiirk'h, has for years been eiiBraced in enrefiil
analysis of transportation problems for the
makiiip; of railroad equipment safe and coin
foitiiMc. This eiiKineerini; skill, the re
sources in both men und materials necessary
for this work, have been directed also to
ndaptini; the fluid power principle to auto
mobile., as best exemplified in the eight cylin
der type of motor.
For nearly three years the Standard Com
pany's energies were devoted to mnking
theory practical.
.Members of the company and their friends
gave the cars such use as owners would.
Little refinements of body, design and
finish were added, and then a year ago
".Standard" Eights were announced to the
public.
It does not lalxe an experienced inotorirt
to sense I lie featuies that make the "Stand
ard" Eight an unusual car.
Von will imiikly i-ali h ihe siiiiei Hir iiuiilt
lies of thn "Standard" Eight - simplest eon
Ifol ami iiiipai ei.tlv inexhaustible power.
You noyor feel t hut von arc demanding the
ininosi of the "Standard" Eight.
This light, IP Hi, "Standaid" Eight is
priced !?l,":if, I', o. b. factory. Seeing this
car is believing. Examine it at our salesroom.
Duffy Motors Corporation
1895 BROADWAY
New York
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