The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1913, Page 19

—~.. aonaetconeneh ‘ ‘With “Doc” Mills Back in the |: Lineup It Looks as Though Crescents Will Defeat the | ;' Hockey Club in Amateur | League Series. WANTS CAUGH HILL | TC ~ FOR FRENGH tong OP ORTS Kohler Would Add Sprinter to Hildreth’s | String Abroad. Good CHARLESTON, Charles Kohler, the ‘who ie campaigning thoroughbreds ab the purshase of a sta wow reink « CG, Feb ‘ York nan, table strins 1s contemplating | wiongniy oft sprinter that ts | Si Ntcuolar m e the Palmetto track | Ge vv HE Crowent A, €, and Hookey Club teaine secon 1 here. Throwsh $. C. Hildreth, who ty) 3! handling the Kou orses In France, | L. he has mode an offer for Cauzh HNh| whe fs a frequent win it elab elrewit, wits oughkeepaie, | New. Long ' Island in 1910, Kohler and bourht the j City from Witt Caugh ricana Stud at la a fon winner un to the fronted by called off be sent porinit Althouxis the Football Rules Commit: | 9 tee is slated to hold a meeting at the ‘tel Martinique to-night for the pur- » of considering the advisability of king changes in ode, It is not ¥ direction will a 4 “cy fact that most of the coach: the different colleges have gone on rec- was a Int of ten years old, Ivell is fair on his at rules !s the ma that the reason for think- solons will not make any nan of the Football Rutes of the National Intercol- sociation, Henry lL. W.lliama, ta dew their real lard for re- . fh yo Mt foe ee er oe, | a former Yale player, will be present at Of tho bust ightveieh! Jvkevs in the ovntry aati | tonight's meeting, Williams, on be-| Jey Rider Helped Kaufmann Get Le fall into evil ways and wae se: down, He| half of his committee, will present the promises to be permite! to ride} report of the National Intercollegiate Rid of Legacy, gin, and So ken puystoal cou- | Association to the Football Rules Com-] parerore, 7 | mittee, and aak that body to adopt the] 4c. that coat ( act #9 made last December. ms ix head coach in the Unt- versity of Minnesota. His committee will urge that the rules of 1912 be kep* ntact for at least another year. As layers, coaches and spectators are sat- ¢ thinks there is no need of any al changes, Williams says that the of 1912 made possible the best football American colleges ever played. Corners Boxing Ht is of tie Union Settlement A. U. yond class, G. Mophit of the Avonia on from Wo Deely, unattach 4. he 145-pound clam, John Pitaion A.C. mon from Ty Mulvaney of the C It te Joft Smith, the American middleweight now of $60, y. 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When Mr, Hitles bee: o |} apeclal request waa ma | Taft that the compen: i | from $6,000 t otherwise ti Msoseph FP ident-e In th March fal k to $6,000, 58.) ‘The proposed increase will be made in the General Deficte tll on ant O’KEEFE HALTS PASSAGE OF NASSAU CEMETERY BILL. Instead of Going to Third Reading It Is Sent to the Senate Judi- ciary Committee. 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