The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1911, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1911. BAT NELSON A zearrvaxcier|) NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT “A THIS ALL-AMERICAN TEAM) |"EA!RD OF SuIno” AND RESERVOIR REGULARS'Y OF ATHLETES 1S. WINNER! Dawson Robertson, Noted Coach of Irish-American A. C., es Se, Mm PANDOM.SHOTS AT BIG GAME Picks Tle ar, own Molag Ought to Beat A , EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Qe AND SMALL BY_W.P.M*LOUGHLIN, THE GINK—I see there's lots of sporting stuff going on in this town: nowas pee Nobody can make a kick that we are not getting enowgh of the fignt article THE GOOK—What's on to-night? THE GINK—Weil, there's the regular set of Saturday night bouts at the Fairmont: Athiet ub. There ate six bouts echeduled at the Olympic Cla® and six more at Brown's Gymnasium. The Irish Players are at Maxine Elliott's and there Is to be a peace mass-meeting. THE GOOK—L'H take tn the last one, jan, I. A. A. C.—Discus, BY LAWSON ROBERTSON. ry Irish-American A. C. Coach. ik wale BREE my idea of the wreatest | yo eereueer Ban Francisco—Savelin, H team of athletes in America to- day: In open competition the list 4 inche: of @tars and champions I mention be- . Cook, Yow have earned their undisputed right | ‘et 6 A Ray, i % & Cakes to be classed as an All-American team] ieoaq jump, 11 feet 47-8 inches. for 191, Not only has this team dem- Walsh, Srattle~i@ Ibs, for height, Onstrated its superiority this year, but feet 3 inches. {t will probably be this wonderful ag-| William Kr: L. _ ANOREW Gregation of stars that Uncle Sam will] Country, 37 minutes 9 seconds. Ces He depend upon to uphold the prestige of | .F. Thompson, Chicago, all-around MAdehara Mirannnirreae champion, ‘ Donald, I. A. A. C.—Shot-put, veland=Pole vault, 12 ROM DARKEST RIDGEWOOD=| the warts on pic the Long Island one, of courset] me If this Is true, Ket tho following pathetic query:| Of pickle fat before. Also, if same is WURRKA WURRKA; a fact, kindly let me know where 3 ve been informed that there ts in get some. Yours respectfully, edy out on Long Island put HH the pickle growers that has Maybe they have such a thi Kindly advise I never A. C.—Cro: Ze ‘ been used successfully on the scalp | They are likely to have it in Platbi the United States against the nations FonesaHnadnpibe atbaeoune File > ee bate [rie Gun ip y y Oh ine world in the ‘Giympio gamee to| fF" sone—Thamplon a und ru R 4 oy, COPE | for curing dandruff and for growing | You can saw off anything on ‘em over ; : : ds, &c. Tt is know: be held in Stockholm this coming July,| Piatt Adams champion all-around field : , rom Because of the approach of the Oly: athlete, ekle fa Is extracted fro | ee 1 OU CAN'T KEEP A SQUIRREL ON THE GROUND no more than you aa i keep the Tempestuous Teddy from butting Into the limelight just as everge body Is satisfied that he haa been indexed and filed away in the blographi- cal cabinet for the venefit of future writers of history. When T. R. made his deal with the Outlook he gave out the Impression that thereafter he was going to lead the simple, sedentary life. There were some whe | belleved all this, but the average weisenhelmer shook his head and sald: “Wate phim. Hell so too much ruthless, ambitious energy in Rim pic games there has been an unprec: y showing that Interest in Z New York at present is] - - ——— 2 dented interest manifest hl se {nterert manifested in athletics |ie fever heat, it. will be seen that of all Kinds this. season. Attendance has ‘been greater and the number of b Ageroa MERIVOR a 3 men on U ’ entrants in the various games a rorbids: O @ is Rever been surpassed in this country, | , Space forbids me to explain my rea , : Isons in placing aforementioned As a consequence of the increased | tien on my team. The records are number of athletes striving on the! 2\tHoient, Only in case of John Pant cks it was a dificult matter to! Jones and Platt Adams, who atood out lect men that have excelled at thelr in the fleld of athletics like suntlow ial darticular specialty. [in a grasa plot, do I deem tt necessary Tt was very easy to pick stars Ike} to relate briefly thelr prowess on the | to stay bottled up within even his muscular crust of fiesh and bone and muscle,” And, truly igh, he burst forth with his sensational African trip wit i cae F whet ait the world was made familar at the rate of one dollar a word, John Paul Jones and Platt Adams. ol d fleld this year, : | . Re indulged tn quiet retirement for a while, just men do in the Mome ‘hewe "Condera are" witioit | pete feb Ate an er T H eServolir eculars ee astery at Hoboken or the Retreat in Staten Island, Nervous and business-racked — jes. In a few other cases men seek those places to brace themselves for a new assault on the impediments y a may p toned, but it is the men 1 nave ’ their titles rman of the Legislation Come | y firm belief that|, John Paul Jones, the Cornell flyer, the ol i jet jobs or United States Senatorships. That rest taken by T. R. im the shes. of the world his rmances on the track, This rity vot the rentioned could de-{hus been the sensation of the year, . A e e | mittee have made the f quiet of the Outlook office listening to the charming cadences of his own voles 0 only poxsible obbing '¥9 ook to athletics as a last | If He Loses to Scott or Collins C y| R d It D qi |slon In regard to the authority of the ay he dictated emotional comments on questions.of the hour has apparently The only possible chance of robbing Boni a inca ual esetitne IrTcie oun al Registration Committes to transfer an “4 7 bg bly be que: SEASON. ° ° to success, Sometimes men who are of more active temperaments have t@ Rich and Poor Ali ke, The president of the A. A. U. and! take a course at atuldcon's “et, Bill Brown whence. tmey emeree Ot I gainst the combined| Hix record is a fitting monument ‘or chese champions of a position on the [f*" put him in shape for a new sensation. It comes in the shape of the sudédem athlete from one club to another in case of resignation American Olymple team ts the ton, —2¢e-—__—_. ake of 1912, demonstrated his superiority ‘ i development of an athlete yet un Si the way cron. 8 Champion May Quit jarnes, Republican Projection of the Colonel into the race for the Presidential half mile to six. ween now and the first of next June, ‘This time it comes in crafty guise. It is forced by Billy His running is the greatest ever seen caleee Li 4 . soe : . First—If, prior to Nov, 2, 1911, @ reR- state Chairman, who calls the Colonel a “dictator” and then promptly denies Lian Vil wai SMILES IMTSECOMIGETAEATPOERANE, KaTAE” RE Athletics. Inspiring Sight as a Multitude of Seekers After | isterer atmote tat prevented to the tocal that he has aald 10 ws he drops the lid over his off eye. ‘i er Ibe made known, ! 4 ieee ie oo. : Registration Committee an applteation ampions! ‘ content vita this wonderful - “ But It 18 enough. The boom ts started. At Boston the day following the Barnes Fae Madlove: ayuure these Dae be ler ined for a nd m ed the * Health Tramp Around the Big for transfer, accompanied by the COM interview the Colone! was overwhelmed. At New York on his return he was and 2% will be @ grand opportunity of | slate and world's record for the mil BORGER -BONHAG): tie Brome Waters” of Central Park sent of the club which he formerly rep-| greeted by an army of Interviewers. He promptly took a dash to the Bowery @ veolng the value of these athletes, The Ovr te Tones route be displayed his National champion, Aa ua a aters oO entra ark. resented, and action on said applicatton | address the frequenters of the Catholle Mission, Mo'll be around to-night, to» pert ce of these stars at the games| 2°! by duniicating bs cross-country himself an official and public try- was deferred for any reason, the local aw, ; Should coavines the orpnipts wdeetion | Victory’ of 1910. + out to-morrow night at the Thirteenth morrow, next day and next week and next month. Whil Registration Committee would have! we! 4 true that his tevm-mate, | Regiment games. Bonhag 1s to start in ell not have © moment's rest now until the Republfean Convention pleke hoids the two-mtle American | the 3,00 metre race, a special match Committee, which will be prefent. that “t won't be necessary for them to look such further for candidates, although aryouts will be held in the spring. Considering the records established this year, which has been remarkable srom an athletic Viewpoint, the foli ‘ contains the names of athi who have been strongest in the sta urd events, Here's my All-American seam for 1911 Gwinn Henry, Texas—100 yards, 94-5 They are called the “Reservoir Regu-| doesn't do to go around with your hats| Power to Krant the transfer “as of Nov. lity candidate for 1912, ft is qaid on good authority lars’ and they are drawn from many! off.’ 19, 1911 Shouldn't wonder if he were T. R.! And, believe me, who ever licks him will snes is many. seconds. faster.) 4éainst Collins and ten-mile champion M te) This tt a sample of the ¢ ney Second—If such application for trans- . Jones 1% a marvel fastef. Louls Scott. If beaten, Bonhag will con-| Conditions of life. Andrew behets Ie wat eet a petals She ae ie ney at fee: wan presented (0. the local: RaRutees know that he was ia a fight. sate Platt Adams appears to have the best; Sider himself all in and quit athletics! their dean, and not the least interesting | || all. Th none—uniess those | 128 Committee, not accompanied by HBY'LL HAVE TO KEEP the|man and Toby Volin, the Mastedente chance of scoring the greatest numer | for good {among them are prise fighters, actual joni on making a new record for tha | th® consent of the club which the ath I electric fans running and the win-|Mascot of the ring. Hot alr artista of Individual ® pointy at th The thought of winning, however, 187 ang prospective, who have not Much US distancr—who hd nat atan te Daan tha | lete formerly represented, the local Re dows open in ‘verrace Garden next | Wot? ‘ Te showed [and make the Olympic team with ease.| from tottering babyhood to feeble old who have the sinocure of keeping order | POWe? to Brant the transfer unless such | Fraternity holds Its annual reunion. n y * mt 4 Herman Moss, Andy Mack ang a | fumper by t exactly amateurish, still it 18lage, some are robust and some infirm, alongs thew Patralinen Manieg [other club had disbanded or practically |Just Muten to the lst of honorary |octon ef exponents ot the eable aoone in " vill ci \- cen eats One Sentenop: Dammy Mergen, . C. Craig, Michizan--220 yards, %11-5 of money when he f ing ' the good natured dian of th ty ‘4 sf ‘ Pairs 48 z aes o. Orele WHEE U. 8 CAN|iark with Scott and Collins. ming health that is in them OF seein eee aad. Patrelinan, Fradenie [existed prior to the amendment of Nov.|ny McKetrick, Guilelens Gil Boag.|Brown will attend after they f. F. Linberg, Chicago A. A.--40 LOSE AT STOCKHOLM. After years of competition, Bonhag |to lure back the strength that Is gone. |. fh 1911). Bronx Bi! Gibson, Joss and Eddie [their little affair at the Empire. yards, 49 seconds, ms alxo r says himself that right ‘ow he ts bet-! some are “Reservoir Regulars” by the|ClU*8e™ who has been In the depart: |" ‘phira—it, prior to Nov, %, 1911, auch| McMahon, the “Boy Olympiads,” Sitp- |be a handsome pair to gase u ment thirt, dies ; than ever, and if Se tt or Collins running broad j In the iid beat him he will know there ts! 1-One mile, 4 min- | hop-steossumy, 10 feet 10 Inches for the ©? use of his sticking to the game with | pur. j jst enelng ie puny a feet for the 1G.) any ued Hy Bu pee mong athioten dh mong them . A. C.-Five miles, | pound shot, eet 6 Inches tn th nhag is jar amor ty nee » : ‘ banding lumps. and has ar sorduor H nly goes off form just as avenues to the South Paterson-Ten | 22 feet for the discus throw. er, Lawson Reb-| clergymen, Supreme Court Justice M. W. Sheppard, 1. A. A, C.-880 yards, 1 minute the jave Will 1 years, awes the Kid-| appitcation for transfer was actually|pery Sam Wallach, W: Ne jy Leachte! ong the western border. made to the local Registration Con ey - regular has his own hour and] mittee, but not acted upon, It misht be A” THE SPORTS IN TOWN were laying bets that the two young womem > "teu! doctor's orders; others for the | air and a free swing in the eof pen. seconds ac bankers from the| Seldon does he vary from it, ‘The| Within the power of the National Reg- who were accused of peppering W. EB. D. Stokes with pistol bullets tm , ast of Central Park; Kenus prizefighter is on exhibition in| {stration Committee, In a proper case, lexs would be acquitted. The sports didn't base their judgment om the morning, for the most part, Be-|' consider that the application for] law that makes it a crime to shoot up any old gent. They went om the Wen said transfer Was pending at the time of the! that the jury would have Ittle sympathy for Stokes. s ' ee ; fore 9 o'clock he may be seen Ae miles, 53 minutes 2) seconds, taces would land him. ertson, trainer of the Irish-American | marathon runners, students, physicians, ’ »} adoption of the amendment of Nov, 20, Somehow it struck me in reading the able Assistant District-at Cada anole | Xalextesjara vst any chamolonship, team, accounts for this by saying that! men who have retired from city depart. | Clad In sweater and skull cap and rat-/ 1911, and to act on such appitcation “as ee SR eee he Gidwecibthe ae Wet Ont tas prosccutiiie witeaiat 4 burdies, 152. ond from the present outlook, ves too regularly to last for! ments—mostly Pollee and Fire; saloon- along with a trainer in his wake.|of Nov 19 191 . fellow. AU A ae ale ala LCL! ane Ue Ba) Bae lods at a time. | Tle never dis keepers, who know the good and feel way Ix we r for them then,| AR athleto who Is expelled from a] Huckner Is a very manly fellow, e8h46 seconds. A j vtan Adams to win the all- nor xen during & sleg@ Ot ee eene ee tg open ulr; clergymen of And around they ao until the possible) Club certainly can have no greater right] So was the Judge. F. Kalver, N. Yo A. C.—One-tniie watk, | around ot nplonship event, namely the cv ition, and the e stales off “Ww to represent another club In competition| — So was each juror. ‘ 4 minutes 5 seconds atathlon ond athlon. very quickly and suddenly. He lets up| all denominations, nurse girls with White H fa adrip with persplras| 44, he would have if he voluntarily So 1s the sporting fraternity at times, And so the sperte won thelr wagers. | withdrew fro first club, #0 long But they'll have to have a care. The shooting woman ts getting painfully v A. C.-Running | wr for the) ay the first « H. Gramptiet aigh Jump, 6 feet for u while when he| charges awheel or scampering beside Mon and the trainer winde tion overcoming him, but| them, women of many degrees and na After breakfast is the | the most on | comp m, thie finds this con: ere ocon th. y Vi Y tinues to exist, 6 Platt Adams, N.Y. Running | country certain of winning points always comes back, Tha up to the! tures, a good many of them with dogs in| YOURKSters and those who have them | creatine numerous 10 tale Gig. town of au and she ts acquitted every time she goes out droad jump, 28 feet 9167 nein it tne otter auhtetes represent us ut | present tlm tow; @irls with cheeks agiow and with | Wier uunl | Yells and screans of Moore and Jones Fight 1 a-gunning. Don’ bapa 8 , Mat qaisare nattach | Stor en Dh a esi _—_— a free and easy strid 7 and airs wha | (Oui eben rine ovens the walereiat a by by ef went |worra, WURRA: * one of the aauarest baseball att’ MoGrath, Hammer | star Cay are pale and wan, with attendants tout for thelr constitution tls give the | er ene | "Gone to think as it you have an |Dlres in the game; Mic D. F. Ab tep- | nearest Q Fa aes d y | —| any part of Ireland except Mayo. : “rginia Jus , didi: 8h t0 TWOBCHAN TIVALE BE: Ue wie games , AT LA ONE OF THE CITY'S LITTLE/RUN IN SEARCH OF FAT AND)” Any part of Troland exert give s [of comediase now on the stage, © % as i TO TACKLE ZBYSZKO. SEEN BEAUTIES. LEANNESS, TOO Jehurch, and acores of other welt known | Wilt you T might add another name, but mee s of Yorkville are belic he numby esty forbids, Still, shi dorth, Mr, Kermy- man, , ah JADED KERRYMA lara” attract pare| So sorry, Mr. Kerryman, but I make f the rapid |it 4 to give honor wherever it 1s hy 11 CRICKET MATCH that stert- 1 by the clook | due, Mayo certainly has tt on your c ifn lock | due, dad Mevery one of the other thirty ed on Abe Baerman’s menor farm You may yee them at almost any hour destrians Ine r of the day as they move their siow a rhe morning vdvances, Fat n xO }rapld way around the big reserve stor | Pushing by: “ing to take off avotrdu . plant in Centra! Park, Stretching {POM and thin, anaemte men watk Just r ax swiftly in search of the appetl‘e irregularly from Highty-sixth street to | that may flewh to them. ‘The BIG CITIES TO SEND TEAMS sana aT Bi aims nme TO INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS "nse. ote a handicap match in Madison Square ° a on Staten Island pees tl Puffato ard they will make the other! i @ handeup matel f Hon Bayare | Ninets-seventh and along Fifth avenue for woman wih his a awed a day ' re AL a Pe a Tat ie eee akel rugady latareueees| bes ces PGi Royal W. Gill, the sterling sprinter of | U8tests in the 69 7 and 104 ya che Paice inanarern arrived: (oral and well over to Central Bie NAB the up th r t Ninetlets grate se . rd for women. | have thundered her into fame in widely] week, It will be taken up when } ne ate peers for {events extend mselves to the Himit meee x Reservoir 1s one of the city's features and starts ight tn, as if tt were Tee tie taken Scant newaatan: | Uave iat lines of endeavor, They arolgunn comes back from the South ip © Ralumgre, haw sent in his entry for). thane tn tie tan jthe West yesterday and the mateh was} oy.) Uttie known or thought of, It ]@ matter of business, nodding here and 4. "twenty minutes for the round. {@ardinal Giboons, Cardinal Moran of] soring 4 the 60 yards’ events at tie in| he Boston Athiettc Association 1a| Made In a few hours, ts @ good mile and soven-elghths around [there to an acqua of the path, | Miwon the amateur marathon | Australla, the great ecclesl 1 higtor- | Prine Pi? Zbyszko to throw the italian th times within an hour and a halt, Should faicevich secure one fall, the lialian will be declared the winner, SR Aas ch a ; A has the] 4nd others with noo ‘ nd above street or aven and bh t ath quiet of lake and woods, rane The broad expanse of water ts In Mt- lhe cipal: rin order to select those who will eom-| y [pete at the indoor ¢ in| it looks as thou men will comp ' hae * in 9 min. %. almost ar he had hia shoes on and he ure without number. | Aine * lively now, and every | fie pe self restful to the eye, Here at mes) yection of tt ix dotted with walkers, make the tdip to Sweden as a tnemb of the American Olymple teain of an@ has t od L for this eh ponship saceting, He won the (yard SULLIVAN.—If all the 1, but} he Fold of Juda! JACK Be arried ila | Natty, formerly the world's greatest/ere down 10 trumps and the | ath Martin Sheridan, at present the| house count 390. If the melds are mage ely aa in two-handed, one ‘Ay are only incidental to the| greatest all around athlete In the gam eee Most. It doeso't ma ony " ' % istance runner [ team: O'Hara, Poste prints Hatcevich was expecting up until late Bild ; NC Ghalooke Gane " | ft sought by those Who make | ‘fom Collins, the fine di ebs bb Tha nin 190 from a very fast fleld and! hin jump. teawrenee, etentin lervie Meare ent frank Goten {tte seagulla come tn fram the Sound} Aw 11 v'eluck comes the bridle path Vale path their exerelaing place | Mike Gibbons, the phenomenal weiter. often the queen or tack or ene) Pe ee nie ator High. Jumps Taween ; ‘ nth Joteh Tor a freah water bath and the wild |that girdies the reservoir bexine to Ket rd that Interests most of them | weight: Hughey Jennings, best of all]in a In addition Baltine ARS Ma TEER ST Mi ee a representative on BAD) aie tinger th 1 thelr fights to the [lvel Vaticacts the attention of the |; Peak "i all manag ‘Tim Hurst, whol bmation. ko Wik busine 4 t walkers youre reg | , South or the North, At the foot of the | Wal Phere a When ie feled:t9 abe ie tallen slope that runs down from tie walk t# back, J 4 sulars a t Oy ust no time in getting down to bus! cmon {tHey seem to Uke a Kindly interest in ness with Herbian, With tho es the bridie path and on dt the herweel Jone another, Comment is frequently Jof the fact that Christinas night's con- [22d horsewomen go scampering by, fll made as to the ability of the riders, the ntterson, hurdie| 7: ym Wo Rae dant sh-as-catch-can | Of talk and laughter and merriment Krace « ck of grace of some of the ih 1 A Ome a hs va) err the Prinur dalaila ee the’ mt The regulars divide themseives into| women and the apparent inexperience of 1 coming wonder, and he| Will be open until next Monday aight,|t¥O classes—those who make the walk)some of the men. watched WIth great Intere | wien rou Ww every day, fair weather or foul, and je pair that comes galloping along School Boys Begin Tourney et eich an sl4o wend on Barnett, Met Hiphinstone for the welmhts, hurd and longedistance events respectively, | Hrickle Buffalo athletes will also be among! tt the out-of-town competitors who show in the Garden on December 2. Friedman, ol and Burekhardt re the men who will com on from ris orang; D. i Young, oy and Oi yards runs CB jumps, Moffatt, den, Bates, | Amherst SS szko were pret ng on horseback, he ia - e Jen ai dist night's conference and were} quently enough to be of the pale. To (ene end again hat ana ea e nivoduced to the big throng who|the first class mostly men belong, al] convention riding tok. Me ts keepin crowded the Garden at the six-day 2+] though they do say that original] up an earnest conversation, but evt- cycle race, “pegular’ ia a little Fr oman whose| dently with a ¢ si he seema e For Basketball Title , cissovs vices new vor. fiom it eee lg imine iene ring Kiuor of The Bsentog Wor ne daily clroutt for fifteen yeurs “COLOR” AND “ATMOSPHERE”? Ara tawonelarnent [ee ee A Me Aen oot LOTS OF BOTH. | Ask For The Bottle That wind out of him oe P. S.A. L. Basketball Games }| P=. wenn Six Games Scheduled To-Day |} stuyvesine vs. Erasavie H New York t rt Ina fow box AIRLER ILKA DAY, LAY thi season the reservoir walker . ; ; Clinton vs, Manual ng matohes h of course, Nad! yp ee te aaa fea in ite) BURHEH, By teat a trees Meved here | Guarantees Whiske s G ness es the big d piper}apartment houses along Central Park A man, if he’s wise, is pretty sure that he gete a low hls window "sk n out of | West or the mansions along Mifth aves | Jin Ms tine home at Ninetteth atrest nue. ithe star * dow n from ihe wal good whiskey when he takes a drink. But he can never ant prownis ere Newtown vs, Commerc Jamatoa Mastern Distitet, Flashing vs, Richmond Hil Yow that we are about te ter Mike has boxed ladelphia tosnight 1 ssing you the morning after the Hik League Event. the first kind} and Fifth avenue, or he may wal HA DIOWD IAN RTAy. | Duara Is ta i Abeer nie AY in the Public Schoota Athletic] W io . ved i the] the afternoon, Sometimes Mrs. Carnegte| 0 1 '° 2h naatan Gh mast know when he has to pour it from the o: ary z ‘ et writers oO! iis wil him, he may be accom: ~ P League annual vaskeiball tourna-) myrelt have enioved , # seasons are the same to him, Whether | Fj ment will start to-day with «ix Alte Air avg 14 iad by ni ae retary. On hie walk his ploughing along in the unbroken snow | Today there’s no excuse for his not knowing, The new a Vewto a ars ch a und we r « t leaving heed a cy, eee Clor walkin by leafing trees in the fin apenn the tourney wit Commer | ou ; Fete ty Se paey ainy | shawl or muftier and he takew a keen| gorngrime, the pleasure is there ' bottle that can’t be refilled tellahim. It contains the | hmond tit game * erest in those on the path Nearly ali the regulars have thelr mm : * h : ir the fonal League ump r a Harting a a Bere | b the old armory, AMY as arranged o big home-coming for us, An Instance of Mr. Car . + | ords, walle Ix konersi.s “mate ood old Wilson Whiskey — as pure as the day it was ei . ¥ m ope} aisle will emeact 1.30" ix (1g send-off in our home| tude for his friends among the walkers {from twenty to tw ininates, Iva ‘ pCO pala Peery ast PGHAAR CURRIER REA A atea ote retuen to New York a8 @00n| 45 told by Mortimer Cullinan of Klghty-|SWift foo ninsteen, In bottled. A real drink if there ever was one, Stop in he runners-up in fast candidates and expects to do, 2% Posstble after the holidays seventh street and Park avenue, hime | the Stuyvesant, ’ : dy seagon's tournainent and two-time win- | self & regular of ten yeura! atoning ner before last year, will play Its frst using Sf SP half of Mik: sit ang | record nineteen minutes for the elreutt, | Phan game with the team of Erasmus Hall|}? Cummings, | Wish you a very’ aterry High of Brookiyn game will be! “Cointon will meet Manual and will rely . rs y Mer istmas and a| ‘Fire Capt. Billy Quirk, who ts now | pfous ! k e re e e New Yea retired, and myself Were doing three ‘and then around ty | : - “ffs H ¥ wal M. J. GIBBONS and EDDIE REDDY, |} eiroults one aay tn the winter,’ said | Another Judicial frequonter of the path Piers \OiniaDS at the BeveRtyeA rll on Kersohner and Key | manager, Mr. Cullinan, “ahd on our last lap we {8 Justice Blanchard, {+ is slower gattea| i —-—<o——-- ' Greenduum and records do Inthe event o je to call) the next place and see for yourself, e to nt this year, sing of the ding a yOu p you on mally, ire to than’ sund to turn the Regiment armory ayvesant’s indoor) trick to-day @s they did in the Bry IS ea J, egret games, Messrs, Ka*o and Diehl willl Hign game, whlch Clinton won by’ | Billy Donovan Shades Nitente came across Mr. Carneste. We haf thea dust OMolate, ‘The Stuyvosant squad, whieh | to 10, ‘ » | hwwn footing i pretty etrong, and had |"! enthe Mm. is being coached by Dr, Way, numbe: nl ioneuadl Sta pete although they wero| PHILADELPHIA, Dec, i--In one} oir hats off we reached the old a . alan, iby Saar. Judge In the New Bottle six. They & Roberts, Rosencrana,| beate by ti High Schoo! of Com-|of the most stub ornly contested bouts reen, George Cornian and Mro, Cornish, rand aisle | mercoa team a lever elmo. spect to win ‘Phe Fificeuth street school has with Bushwick Greenwald, ago by one basket ir opening strug zh at the C. CN. ent As he us he put his t Nonparell Club Billy | #entioman. As he saw us put Mixa Diana Kasner, the noted plantete, stop, and then he said: ‘You must be! waen in town, Henry Phipp Young Nitchte, his Kensing: ta a ovrouad bout qaretul, Beye, im thie montanes, MB Father Casey, pastes of Oh