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CRACK RUNNERS ARE DUE TODAY FOR THE BIG OLYMPIC CLUB MEET
thk maim U/HH TIP THF NFCiLBCTING HIS JOB THIS WINTER
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ENTRIES NUMBER
NEARLY 200 FOR
TOMORROW NIGHT
Imposing Array of Local
and Visiting Athletes
to Line Up at the
Auditorium .
Walter McClnre. crack distance run
ner of the University of Oregon, left
Portland last night and will arrive to
night to participate in the Olympic i
club's Indoor track and field meet at I
the Auditorium tomorrow night. Jack
Nelson, the famous sprinter, also noti
fied the club that he "was In good con
dition and would arrive tonight. Con
Walsh of Seattle has not been heard
from, but It is understood he Iβ on liis
way here.
The entries were announced yester
day by Commissioner Pete Gerhardt of
the Olympic club and number nearly
200 athletes. The registration commit
tee passed on them yesterday. The
meet promises to be on as high a plane
for indoor competition as can be found
in any part of the country.
The abbreviations u?ed in the entry
list are
to., unattached: B. C. 17.. Santa Clara unlTer
sity; O. C Olympic deb; S. F. Y. Nf. C. A..
San Francit"-o Young Men's Christian association;
St. M. C.. P». Mary , ? college; P. A. C, Pastime
Athletic club; Hum. E. B. S.. Humhnldt ermin*
high fhool; Tatuai. A. C, Tamalnai* Athletic
Huh: Y. M. H. A.. Yoeag Men's Hebrew asso
ciation; I", of 0., CntTerrity of Oregon: Oak. T.
M. C. A., Oakland Young Bfea'l Christian asso
ciation.
The complete list:
"5 YARD PAPH
R. R. Templetnn, un.: Edward Flasksrap. Roy
A. Brr>n»oQ and Eγ* in S. Best, S. •'. V.; Henry
K. Lapkin. N'ttace, V. M. Smith. O. F.
•Saed'jtar. F. E. McVatnara ami William DicV
son. O. C.• W. TI. Irrino, William Sulliran and
Robert M. I>>??ott S. F. Y. M. C. A.; Fred
Wwt, r. Leonoo and T. Hnran, St. VI. C; Harry
Wallare. Palo Alto bigh fhool; Manue] Bonn
and J. Trarey. an.; B. Chandler, O. C.; A.
Barrett A. F. Gat**. R. Rogers. C. A. Hr"»nJs=cb.
F. Mei'uete, M Acton ami W. <_~ Smclzer,
P. A. « .
HIGH AND CATHOr.K' BOHOOI RELAY.
l<ow«U bigh entries not Tet reretred.
Mission high vcbool —<i. Gillian, C. Anders, H.
Htwr and R. *si
WilmeMinj? high school—Knowlep, Cohn. Cara
tirson and Btowd.
O'RRwell hieb school -Pyne. Fortyth, Roberts,
Peterson. S»wall and Hazeihurst
Bt. Brigids school—t. Rhodes, X. Maggtnl.
H. Block and o. Ljaeh.
Palo Aito entrifs Dot ret HH filed
I.'ck higb ictooni- r.. C. Wftzernth. C. All
-f-npp. R. Shilling, K. Stone, s. de Greene and A.
Oagotid
Sacred Heart -Briggs. Broad. Delany, Gari
fan anil Long.
!»tsr of the s«»a—Con war, Negro, Con lon.
Pvrne and Mc.Ora.th.
Polytechnic high school— Clin«, Blackfleld, Slo
nieu and Mohr.
00 YARDS HIGH HCRDLB
H. .T. Smith, un.: Charles S. Malres. 0. C;
T. Wtwaton. Roy Townsend. Ernest Gisln and
W. Magee. S. M. C.: R K. Templetoa, un.; W.
G. Smeltzer P. A. C.
3.000 YARD RUN
D. 8? MoCaulay, W. Spantoc, C S. Bacchir,
W. H Qulnn, J. W. Liggett and' L- H. Day.
S. t. Y. M. C. A. ■ F. E. Soules. R. Vlught, j!
Cotton and A Newberger, St. M. C.; F. Wil
liamson, Harry Roea. T. J. O'Shea and C. B.
PerrlD tl un.; B. Apte, Ham. E. H. S.; J. J
Burke, |E. V. Stoat, W. H. Hoberg, O. J.
Miljard and C. Donovan, O C.: E. Aitken
Tamal A. C: S. Lery, Y. "if. H. A.; B. j!
Steele, nn.; Walter McClure, V. of O.; E M
Scblrer and E. D. McCarthy. S C. V.; G.
Rrocner> Stanford aniv.; George Hagg, Frank 1.
Fenton »Dd K. J. Reagan, un.; Watson Howden
net Y*M. C. A.; A. Undstrom. H. P. Sickles
H yi. L*e, William Greer and John Phillipsoa'
1 , . A. C.
75 YARDS LOW HURDLE
H. Magee. T Noran, Ernest Glsin and Ray W
Towneeerf. St. M. C.; Charles S. Morris and
Jack Naaou, O. C; R. R. Templeton and H J
Smith. \iu.; W. G. Smeltzer and H M. Acton'
P. A. C.
HIGH JUMP
O. Bambeujrh and George X.. Hortne o. C •
K. ITaslfarop. 8. C. M.; E. Gisin and P. Stohz'
St. M. C; W. SulliTan. S. F. Y. If. r. a.: r"
Tl. TetopletoD, un.; William Noonan aud G
SebJender, P. A. C.
000 YARD RUN
B. G.'Lawson, Oak. Y. M. C. A.; Dick Russell
C. B. |»errln, J. A. Rhodes and G. A. Beta'
maker, tin.; Frank Rlley I. A. A. C. of New
Yoflr; L. Milburn, Chxle Mod son, E. I). Mc-
Carthy,'F. M. !<chino anil R A. Bronson S 0
V : M B. Lane, W. W. IrVlnc. J. B. Wlshart*
i J. CaUteanx. L. H. Day J. W. W*
W. Quinn and C. S. Bocrhio, a F. Y. M. 0. A '-
W. H. Hr*erK and J. J. Burke,' O. C.: Ben Ante'
Hum. E. H. S.; T. J. O>'hea. Manuel Bunn. H
Kose and J. E. Trappy, un.; a. Newbergpr j
CntioD, R. Vlusht F. K. SoulPs. W. Wallace
»nd A. OBripn. St. M. C ; D S. McCanlsy, W
SnWlran aad Robert Legeett. «. F. Y. M. C. A ■
X. F <,atep. C, A. Hoenisch. H. M. Act"n .1
Leanied. F J. McKittrlck, Albert Jacobs and X
P A. C.
THREE STANDING JUMPS
r.porßP I- Hori-jo. Jack Nelson. }'. j*. Me-
O. F. Siiedigar. C. S. Morris aod O.
Hanmbaiigb. O. C.: R. W. Leggctt. B. F. V M.
C. a.; B. Stolti;, 8t >f- C; E. Haskamp and R
A. Brontion. S. ('. V.: T. J. O'Sea and Joe
Traccy, nn.; F. MelUette, William Noonan and
C. fablenlet. r. A. C; C. J. Boyer, Oak. Y.
I.
J'oixn WEI'JHT OVER BAR
of Bne«gar and Ralph O. C: M. A.
I\iely. S C. %!.: <>>n Walsh, Seattle; P. Dono
nn litid J. M. McEflchorn. P A. 0.
■ POCNDi FOR'HEIGHT
.""' F. Ssedijrar aud Ralph lU'*». O. C: M. A.
8. C. V.; Cm, Walsh. Seattl*; P. Dono
t»o and J. M. McEacbern, P. A C.
IK POUND SHOT
Pat Ponoran and J. M. Mcßaebero; P A. C.■
>f. A. Klely. P. C. V.: R. Cangbej. Ukiah H!
H.: Rjilph Rofo, O. I". Snedlgar. Hire snd
G, S. ilorrie, O. C; J. A. Khcxles and Manuel
Hawaiian Poloists
Virtually Champions
r.ASADENA, Feb. 19 Tlie Ha
waiian polo team practically
clinched rhamplonahlp honors In
the Panadrna polo tournament to
day by drfeatlnsr Pasadena, 12Va
to The local tram hii crip
pled by the absence of Res;a;te
Wele". one of the etronarf-et play
rrn on the tram. The Inlander*
have defeated Pasadena and
MoUo. and both of (bear teams
have iron from Santa Barbara.
OLYMPIC PISTOL SHOTS
SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT
Spokane Outshoots Local
Men in Twenty-third
Match, 1,124 to 1,116
J-PKIN'OFTELP. Mass.. Feb. 13. —Un-
official returns in the twenty-third and
twenty-fourth rounds, the closing
matches jn the Indoor league of the
United States Revolver association,
were announced tonight by Secretary-
Treasurer Crabtreo. A feature is the
first defeat of the series for the Olym
pic chjb of Ran Frandeco, which lost
to Spokane in th<» twenty-third round,
1.124 to 1.11*5. The Tacoma-Cincinnati
contest in the nineteenth round has
h*>«»n awarded to Tacoma with a s?core
nf 990 against 982. The Belleville-
Tacoma matHi in the twentieth round
has Riven to Belleville with a
score of 1.007 against 1.003. The scores,
twenty-third mat'-h, follow:
Irnfc inn defeated Olympic, 1.124 to l.llft;
SprJiiKfleld defeated Portland, Ore., J. 127 to
1.1 Iβ; Pittshurg defeated Taeotna. 1.130 to $>Sl;
Manhattan defeated Boston. 1.122 to 1,110; Na
tional faDftal defeated {st. J>ule, 1.121 to 1.069:
Philadelphia defeated Denver. 1.087 to ;
Shell Mmmd -lefeared Cincinnati. 1.087 to 955:
Yotmgvtowa defeated Baltimore, 1.080 to 1.04-1;
Louirrille defeated Rochester. 1.074 to 882: Co
lumnns defeated Providence, i.fnso to 1.049: Oβ
bern defeated Miles Standtsh. 1.010 to 986; Dallas
defeated Bellerllle. 1.010 to 893.
Twenty-fourth match—Boston defeated Diiiiii.
1,13» to : Spokane defeated Mllm 9tandl»b,
1,139 to LOW; Plttsburg defeated Philadelphia.
].13<5 to i,0fl1: Olympic defeated Portland, 1.112
to l.Oftl; Manhattan defeated Columbus. 1,127 to
093; Springfield defeated National Capital, 1,119
tn 1.073: Yonngetown defeated Rocbeiter, 1.103
to 819; J«t. Lf>uie defeated Shell MonM, t.OSB to
I/*;,; Proridenee defeated Baltimore, i.rifin to
1.045: I>wisTille defeated Oeborn, 1.050 tn 1.008;
Wir«i). 0.. defeated Cincintaai!, 1.044 to 9«3
--l>a"a* defeated Tacr,m ß . j.OfiS to 954.
Eastern Fight Gossip
(Special Dispatch to The Call)
NEW YORK. If*.—Jee* eD <5 E44W Mc-
Mahon, manager* of the Empire Athelttc club,
have Just clinched tb«ir more important 10 round
boutg for the show of the club Friday, February
28. The fighters who will clash are aa follows:
Young Sbugrue and Young Brown, Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien and Phil Ctom of tola city and
Johnny Dundee and Charley White of CUcajpß
# * *
Looking In fine physical condition. Johnny Kll.
bane, champion feather weight, arrived la town
today, accompanied by hie manager, Jitnmjr
Dunne. Kllbane came for hla 10 round boat with
George Kirkwood of St. Loots before tbe Empire
Athletic club tomorrow night. In the other two
10 round bouts Phil Cross will meet Harry Dono
hue of Pekin, 111., and Young Sbugrue will tackle
Johnny Lore.
Jim Sarage has be«»n signed up to m««t Jess
Willard for 10 rounds at the Orleaaa Athletic
club of New Orleans, either on February 24 or
March 2.
* * *
Eddie McGoorty, claimant of tbe middle weight
title, will arrive here tomorrow and start train
ing at Lewie' gymnaeiam in the afternoon to pre
pare himiselt for three bouts. McGoorty will
meet Jimmy Clabby, Bill Perkins and Gua Chris
tie.
* * *
Tomra.r Gavigan. the middle weight of Ore
land, who ban defeated Willie Txwle and many
i-'ther good middle weights In this countrr, i's
golug to Paris for battles.
* * *
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Call)
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.—Charlie White ia training
hard at Lewla* cym for hla 10 round boot in
New York with johnny rusnd**. which ia sched
uled for February 2S. Aa both are seeking a
match for the title with Johnny KUban*.
feather weight champion, the New York battle
is expected to be a lively one. Both have been
after tbe champion, but up tn date bt has shown
a disposition to Ignore their challenge* for aome
reason.
* # #
Jeesr Willard, aecnnJlna- to report! from Etn
mett. Kan... Is a real covr puncher, «■ be waa
bffore he asplrM to the hoary weight cham
pionship, and is etill quite handy with the
lasso T'-n* , .
Bunn. un.: P. 8tol« and T. Wbeatoa, St. M. C.
OPEN BELAY RACE, FOUB MEN
Santa Clara University—Bert Hardy, E. Ha*
kamp. B. A. Bronson and I. 8. Beet.
Olympic Club— Jack Nelson, Charles Morrla,
Mills, W. M. Smith. Wesson and Joy.
St. Marys College—E GU«n, r."l«nnen, W.
W«at, tvter Stols and F. Horan.
Pa&tim* A. C.—Gate*, Hoenisch, Smelser,
EoOeere end Apton
RELAY FOR OLYMPIC CLUB MEMBERS
Swimmers—George Bond, E4 Norman, Hasten
and Marisch.
Wrestlers—Jack Hont, John Williamaon, C.
K!t and E. Hino.
Boxers—Haake. Nolan. Kmtnai find Brown.
'iymmst«- 'ioorge Malooey, Gerald Baldwin
Fred Butler and H. Albln.
THE FRANCTKCO CALL. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913.
RESLEURE, CRACK
SWIMMER, COMING
One Legged Marvel, Rival
of Line Johnson, to Re
turn From Europe
WILLIAM UNMACK
Jim Resleure. the speedy Olympic
club swimmer, has notified the club
that he will return from Europe within
the next two months and is anxious to
resume his position on the winged "'O"
swimming team. Resleure has the
misfortune to be minus one of his
legs, but that has made little difference
to him as a swimmer. During his
membership in the Olympic club he
proved himself to be one nf the fastest
quarter-milere on the coast.
Last May Resleure competed against
the other one legged marvel, l>l nc
Johnson of the T. M- C. A. team, in a
special race for a position on the
American (earn to nirlrn at the Stock
holm Olympiad, but owing to tb« poor
facilities made at the ends of the
tank for turning purposes the time es
tablished 1n the 220 yard race did not
warrant the Olympic committee se
lecting either Resleure or Johnson as
a member of the team.
RIVALRY IS KEEN
Tn that rac* Resleure defeated John
pon and there alwaj-s has been con
siderable rivalry between the two crip.
pN=d lads. Each has- considerable re
spect for the abtllty of the other, and
on Resleure's return there are sure to
be some wonderful races when the
two meet in open competition.
After the Olympic trials Resleure
went to Europe to # contlnue his studies
and entered the University of Leipzig.
He took credentials there from the
University of California, where he
studied for some years. While at the
university across the bay he made a
name for himself in blue and gold
swimming circles, and through his ef
forts a strong swimming team "was
organized and the Strawberry canyon
pool wa* kept busy continually.
CHOIPIONSHIP NKXT MONTH
The Olympic rhib Intends to hold a
special <"lub swimming championship
meet next month to determine the titles
for the various distances within the
club Itself. The meet will be open to
Olympic club members only and each
race will be for the championship of
the club in that event.
John Hammersmith also is contem
plating one of the "good old fashioned
ladies' nights," and it is possible that
the swimming championships may be
made part of the proceedings of that
night.
The ewimmlng championships will
Include the full program of events.
From the 50 yards up to the half mile
all will be arranged, and it is possible
that special back stroke and breast
stroke races will b« on the program.
Naval Cadets to Row in
American Henley
(Special Dispatch to The Call)
ANNAPOL.IB, Md.. Feb. 19.—Official
permission has been granted for the
naval academy to enter crews in the
American Henley race at Philadelphia
on May 31. and, unless something inter
venes, the academy will be represented
by a first, second and fourth class
eight and a four. Tt is also announced
that the University of Pennsylvania
will send its varsity and freshmen
eights to Annapolis on May 24 to pull
against the first and the fourth class
eights of ths academy.
Motorbikers to Ride to
Snow Line
(Special DUpoteb to the Cain
VA.I>LEJO. Feb. 19. —Twenty mem
bers of the Vallejo Motorcycle club will
ride Friday nJght to Benicla, where
they will board a Sacramento river
boat for the capital city. On their
arrival in Sacramento Saturday morn
ing the Vallejo speed burners, in com
pany with several hundred motorcy
clists from San Francisco and other
found the bay towns, will ride to the
snow line, where they will hold a car
nival of sports on Washington's birth
day. They will return Sunday.
TENNIS 70S WHITE SOX
CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-rMemt>ere of the Chicago
White Sox team will find a anpplj of tennis rmc
|ueta aud medlcloe balls awaiting them when
rh<\T arrive Id Vn.ro Rohle?. Cal.. next week.
Manager CaJlahan hclierea tbeeo two exercUca
will prove beoeeclal (n Htnbertnf up the muaclee
of his athletee. The special train will kare
here tomorrow ulght
Opjrigtit, I»13, b.T R- L. Grfdberf.
Missouri Girl Tells
Giant Twirler He'll
Have to "Show" Her
(Rrertal Di«p»it<-h to The Call)
ST. I.oriS, Feb. 10 Jeff Tf»
-rcßii. one of the pitcher* of the
>evr York «.lnn<«. irbo ham Jaet
pa*»ed «brou(fh St. I.oale on hie
way «o Merlle SpHnsju. Tex., ban
en Incentive to good vrork «be
mmlns neenon In Ihe pronilw of
Mlse (lera Yoimx of
Mo., to become ble bride If he
melnteins ble standard of la*t
Meaeon. Mlm» Vonnif laT the
dauehlrr of c one time wheriff
of Iron county, Mleaouri, end Ui
■ telephone operator at Vrrrj
vlile. !*be <« an entbuelestiv
follower of ba»ebuH.
WILL THESE HENS
BE DISQUALIFIED?
Cash Prizes in Egg Laying Con
test May Be Called to Atten
tion of the A. A. U.
(Special Dispatch t« The Call)
NEW YORK. Feb. 13. Down in
Philadelphia the papers have added a
new feature to their lift of sporting
events by starting an egjr laying <"«- o
--test, with a special signed writer fol
lowing it play by play and arranging:
the official standing for the news
papers. As <~ajsh prizes are to be paid,
the question will probably be submit
ted to James K. Sullivan of the A. A. I*.
as to whether the hens will lose their
amateur standing.
Lick Sophs Win Honors
At Swimming
The sophomores won the IJrk Inter
class swimming championships yester
day at the J.urline baths vKh a score
of tl. The seniors were second with
22, the Juniors third with 18 and the
"scrubs" brought up the rear with
three tallies. Iddings of the senior
class and Heyneman of the sophomore
class were the stars of the me«t, both
taking a double victory. The results
were an follows:
50 yards—Won by Tddlngs '18: Hetntis, '13.
second; Bates. '14. third. Time. 28 seconds.
440 yard*— Won by Merrill. '15.: Lasky, '16.
second; Kolb, M 4. third. Time 7:42.2-.*».
220 renin— Won by Jddlngs. "13: Fox. '15,
second: Harris. '13. third. Tim. 1:30.
Kio yards —W«n by Hulling. '14; Kidder, "53.
second; Smith. '14. third. Time. 1:16.1.1.
50 *ard* back stroke—Won by Heyneraan. MS:
Fox, '1., second; Hulling, '14, third. Time.
44 second*.
KBO yards—Won by Fox. M 5; Beth. '14. »ec
ond. Time. 15:11 V-β."
50 yard* breast *troke—Won by Heyneman,
'16; Levy, '15, second; Hulling, '14, third.
Time. 36 seconds.
Diving for eaucera—Won by Heintt, '13;
Jumblot. '15. second; Plum, '15, third.
Relay—Won by Junior*; sophomores second,
seniors third.
Harry Krause Signs Up
With the Beavers
(Special Dispatch to The Cell)
PORTLAND, Feb. 19.—Harry Krause,
the noted southpaw pitcher, has been
signed up by Manager Walter McCredie
of the Beavers and will Join the eiub
at the training camp next week. Mc-
Credie purchased Krause from Toledo,
where he was a sensation last season.
The left hander is a product of the
San Francisco sand lots and for two
seasons was a winner with the Phila
delphia Americans. His arm rs said to
be in good shape after a long rest and
McCredie counts upon him as a winning
pitcher. The signing of Krause com
pletes the Beavers' pitching staff,
which on paper looks to be one of the
strongest in the league.
Those Sacto Sportsmen
Strong for Feeds
(Special Dispatch to The Call)
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 19.—A fish bake
for 2,000 guests Is one of the features
planned by the Riverside Boat club for
its all day picnic, to be held at the
club's headquarters on the Sacramento
river below town on Washington's
birthday. O. H. Cope, chairman of the
committee in charge of arrangements,
says the fish will be planked. He has
assurances there will be 2,000 sports
tnent in attendance, he say.«.
DODOEHB SIGNING UP
NEW TORE, Feb. Iβ-—Cberiea n. Ebb«»tti.
president of the Brooklyn National League club,
who Iβ busy completing Wβ now million dollar
ball yard, has rounded up fill but clx of the 31
player* to whom he offered contracts for 1913.
he said today.
MOTOR BOAT RACE
ENTRIES CLOSED
A Baker's Dozen of Speedy
! Power Craft to Line Up
Saturday
Entries closed yesterday for the first
endurance run to he held by the clubs
affiliated with the California section of
the American Pow-er Boat association.
The race will start from the San Fran
cisco Yacht clubhouse at Sausalito Sat
urday morning.
The ratings of ninp of the thirteen
entrants has l>ppn received and the
rommlttep has handicapped the boats.
The remaining Tour boats ptill have to
he measured and their handicaps ■will
b« announced Saturday mornfnjr The
entries, owners' ratings and handicaps
are as follows:
Tim*
Name end «•* nf>r — Retlng. All«wane<».
fmwler I. F. M. 'iarden... is..i !«<*rst.'h
r.Jiralle. A. Thnrson 47.* 2:27
Wenopab. B, F. Mnhrhartlt. 4.Vtt TdJO
An-I.r I.ing 44.' 11:4O
rnrinnl W. L rorson 44.1 12:V>
Orac* Bovd. T. L. 42.r> l«:V>
M-»ma. Ktnil Stauf 41.4 22:10
Cortstfatoa 11, F. E. Bak<r... 40.R ?4:20
Sj*»><lhpll. Kdw. H. Howard. 3".7 35:12
Nr»t fit Dipssured—Scout. J. R. H)iTilf.T:
nnr<>. I - r«d B A<l*ms; IJiJtle M, L. H. ETan»;
Storm Ring, F. GalleghT.
A special meeting of the Pacific
Interclub Yachting association will be
held In the Postal building today for
the purpose of deriding in which rlass
the T/ipton cup will be raced for tmch
year.
GOSSIP OF THE STREET; A
LINE OF TALK FOR
ALL BRANCHES OF SPORTS
A friend of Jess WiUard in trying to convince
the people that T »se Iβ a real cowboy. He will
her* mnr* stjccpss than in trying to convince
th«>ra that Joss Is a champion.
One b»er a day is all Joimnr Erers of the Cnb*
will allow hie players, but he hae been co kind
a* not to ssy anything about the else of the
schooner*, nor has he mentioned anything about
tb» hard stuff which produces a more delightful
seoeatlon.
# ♦ *
Ed Walsh ha» reconsidered bis plan for next
winter- Instead of going Into vaudeville be will
accompany the White So* in their trip around the
wortd.
•'Whrn I saw sucb ftllowe a* Marquard. .T?n
nin?K »nd a few others cleaning up in vaudeville
I thought It was time for me to get some of the
»asy monc.v." said Walsh, "but T guess I wUI
go with t'oraisxey on his big tour."
CHESS MASTEKS- HESULTB
HAVANA, b'eb. 19. —Two of the four frames in
the fourth round of tbo chess tournament were
concluded today, ('apabl&nca beat Jaffe. while
the cam* between Blanco and Corzo was drawn
in 48 move*. Marshall adopted a Petroff defense
agnlnst Kupchlk, but had the Inferior position
after 35 moves, when play was adjourned. Capa
blanca leads with a score of SV,. Blanco has
won two games and Kupchlk Ha-
NATIONAL &ACOTZT HESULT3
NEW YORK. Feb. Iβ.—The second round of
the national a,mateur racquet championship pi«rM
h«re today resulted as follows: Mortimer, Tux
edo club, defeated Scott,-Boston; Waterbury, New
York, defeated Tliorne. Chicago: McCormick, Chi
cago, defeated Clark. New York; GreeDahlelds.
Montreal, defeated Pell. Tuxedo.
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Why Not Try This "
Stunt Out Locally?
CHICAGO, Feb. 10 Electric
rnutirlators are to he placed mt
e3 different points in the Ameri
can league baseball park by
President Comlakcy In an at
tempt to do a»a> nltli the an
noyance to patrons, who bare
been trnahle to catch the names
of player*) nnbstltuted. The ar
rangement vrait tried and said to
be satisfactory. They will be
place*] tn all stands, incladJnff
the bleachers.
BOXING EXHIBITIONS FOR
SUCKER STATE SOLONS
Bouts to Show Legislators
Game Isn't So Black as
Miss Nancies Paint It
(Specinl I>i«patch tn The Cain
CHICAGO, Teh. 19.— A plan is on foot
to entertain the legislators next week
with a. ootprie of Chicago's best little
boxers. It is proposed to rxlii
bition bouts under the terms laid down
in the- bills now pending , and to demon
strate that the game- is not what the
enemies of prize fighting claim. If
this plan is carried out Parkey M<-Far
land. Charley White, Steve Ketchell,
Eddie Murphy and possibly two others
will he taken to Sprinflgeld to take
part in the exhibition. An effort will
be made to stage the bouts In Spring
fleld for th«» benefit of the law makers.
FOB FLEET CHAMPIONSHIP
fSpfriui Pi.pstrh to The. CaU)
VAfXJCJQ) Feb. 1!>. —The football contest be
tween the teams from the cruisers Maryland and
will take place either Saturday or
Sunday afternoon. The contest will wind up the
football season and will decide the Pacific fleet
championship.
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GRANT AND SHAFER
TENNIS CHAMPIONS
Defeat Touchard and Crag in
in National Indoor
Finals
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.— W. C. Grant
and G. C. Shafer won the fourtsent)
holding of the national indoor lawn
tennis championship doubles here to
day. In the final they defeated G. F.
Touchard and "W. B. Cragin Jr.. 6—".
6—2. 6 —4. It is the fourth time that
Grant has f.grured as national Indoor
champion in the doubles. Grant an •
Shafer by their victory today berom<*
the successors to F. B. Alexander and
T. R. Pell, who have held the title for
the last two years.
CADET RIFLE BCOB£S
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.—Results of the fifth
round of rifle ehootlnj matches between military
schools fur the national trophy to bi presented
by the war department wej-e announced today.
They an>: Culver, 902: Missouri, 747; Hitchcock,
San Rafael. Cal.. S3l; Kemper. Boonvil'.e, Mo..
817; Harvard. Los Angeles. Cal.. 574; Kentucky,
76"; Wentworth academy. 924; St. Johnsons,
Wisconsin, «X>.
NTJNAJIAKEB SIGNS WITH RED SOX
BOSTON". Feb. IB.—Catcher Leslie G. Nona
maker signed a contract for next year with t n #
Boston Americans today. NunamaVer r«y»!ve« «n
Increase in salary, but not as much as he had
asked.
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