The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1917, Page 16

_ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1917. Li. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK COLUMN — THEY'RE TALKING IN MILLIONS FOR THAT WILLARD-FULTON BOUT we (he Prewe ¢ Went) ‘ / WOLLO Jes Two (3 MATT... \ Pete re t GiVe You a wat t 6 MILLION Dowians ee 4 POW TWAT Plenty. (BR omen / aa pest Head Lock Is to it Head at the it Hat” ett 7 If Willard Successfully Goes Through With His Scheme He arowt + In the old Lae boned | / | : fant for Gowomen 1, J ¢ Will Have “Done His Bit” in a ; \ The war will hele baseball jvet . ke Henry Ford helped the horse 4 Style Fit tor a World's Cham- > 4 \ Mesias ¢ ina ; L\ ) ‘ ‘ \omter Lawien Corre Tig Fireme Kb igvine fad lock is to check your hea BOs WILLARIM offer to fant J To Preegnarene ten é J er ravyweight on condition ST orren on HALE HAS \ . Itughey Jennings got famoue Ger = t all recetpte are turned over eu 2 mus UT INS Gb, = \ eotiow erane, They wil) att be doing to the Hed Crone by o whole eport- = it new! season , fng Ford busing ft hae even] seer aaa — vis f eclipres tie war news | 2 if Brerybody wants to give Willard a! eR. Vi] (00, | - . | The etn cey ree over, Time oO great ' 5 Chance to make evod. Jim Coffey te MAW Hal womans | ne f Willing to riek hie Jaw again. Jim Hel ty § ! 3 would hardly be pias on by Willard ENTRANCE | i, 100,000 Infield ) if | Wh " f courses at the arms 4 hed cdeua een We r, vgs ’ ntonme One war at © time AQ appreciable part of the “mililon | OF PERS Te PUT UP : 7° } Hard talka Frank Twos Can't figure why Connie Mi 8 a Aree tho Diamond Figure a | abet Sieeeeatn Seen ed ' too, fut Ir # bury as instructor STATE CAPITOL. .: { oe call it a day. ' At an uemy training camp, where he} GRANDS -TO Sear The famoun $100,000 1 of the | ji will probably do excellent work, and Athietice—Haler, Harry, Collins and [ " ‘ther the war or baseball has to ' Me ehowing in the ting in the past BeSeS) Pecree:. DEvOwiin Chane sick ta otis By William Abbott. stop and) Piuabureh tans MMM year hasn't m him loom up an a beat rival for big Joss, Battling | ' Lavineky would take a ohange—at |the exception of cheerfully) Which one they'd rather see continue, at ne 44 ANY olf ube w til] cutting @ big figure in baseba heed the Fuel Adminisira-| kip HWeRMAN SWATTED THE f Willard or anybod All credit to ° . ff eiding aver t to save coal and) FLY WHIGHT CHAMPION AT FORT Fm ite Renee he eSce wale Lewis Scores Another Victory paper yet «te winter bee| WAYNE Beton" an fo ve We By Use of Deadly Headlock i eat basement ed away t0°] yanhing “a pich on the Nove as Bam Long? = = _— . lel nr ae Just such y. The Mont an alien enem 5 for the Red Cross, Sam 1» a : Re pS Jack Rar 4 shortstop but now! clair Club, for instance, had i*y fo! . —— ' <doeby red Peston in eomnle) Strangler Pins Tommy Draak’s| fn? a lenis’ inthe ——S =r = | playing second base with the Hoston| of men and an engine cutting wood| YOU SAID It ‘ 4 ‘ec ton 3 ounds, a cae | & Mee n Sarntgn' t . S Red Sox, and Eddie Collins now aecond | te t of ry ‘ i He wouldn't be the “card” for auch a as Jew “ irney mt = ad : ; I ow second! on its property during the autumn] jy wiging that it t tate Shoulders to Mat After 18) itecn 7 is "knock Tex Rickaro Hasdt were. F . aga eee White fo%| months, and tt should fret about iack | takes to ontld down 7 " lenge us. : a =f ‘ * e fire fecond, vely,| og + The Montclatr Club cut so} team than It does to bull¢ 4 rocky ail (the challengers wie us| Minutes and 11 Seconds of Wr smotare In all par CHRPED YET. BUT HE WILL. Jamong the second basemen, while J,|°% ° Sie ee irene We a team than build tt up. “4 -, “ ’ . ft t eatin ane it —E pe - aX | mue wood th e ble oO! proposition Fred Fulton is the only Purina [Rah Re be a o# nklin Baker, now with New * | Twenty - four hour bowling one who really might have a chance Rough \ restling. Yack Curley said to-day ¢ hat Swe 1 York Yankees, was tiel with Buck | W2s sold tn the yohood. One} match is to be held in Chicago. No way of stopping it, men are of aae. to win the world’s championship. Ful- 8 both ton is ing often and is showing ie rare knockout ability, Hin skill is all an ea Boxing Cliubs weaves snntenay sre" anne oid run dows te tat of i real leaders among the third buyemen|in this dis und find many sje fonggme tev | SURE WILLARD WILL HERE wan an ex ting mixture | 1 manage take part tn th ° . ; saul ‘ | | unquestionable, and he {x a man of of wrentlirig and fistouffa in| lo wet Of rules (> FIGHT FOR RED CROSS, Win First Round of 1917. had taken precautions ia regard to) Just wecause the Governor of New H Wiliard’s height and reach. ‘That he the catch-as-catch-can tourney | the American rulea, unitor BUT WON’T RISK TITLE | sty mute testimony to thelr re-| fuel, W the Piping Rock Club,| York declared fighting illegal, don't ! Weighs only 212 pounds stripped imfat the Lexington Theatre last night Pee tee aie | : : | T B tWith markable baseball skill and further eVi-| Glen Ridge and several others found [and silp a Neapolitan bootblack a to his advantage, for Willard hae been] The real tiroworks began with the | following letter, received. to-d in Ou Ul Law *:° of what these four men meant | 4+ necessary to close down for the) ©°Pdian dime 1 living a soft life for nearly three |» id CAC ee) even ben Wien i t Philadelphia Ath- = Pe eee prepbiy be at the start of the final match, batwaen | BY Mesara. Curley and Meyer, prot heavvwelght champion of the world. || - jee Lanai bales) Sol seg ath | winter, the greater number of organ Seu vangrepesthede estsautesase 4 : ewls and Tommy Draak of Hollan ‘} parte one r in dirtate th z ca when they, i ne t Hl keep open house best at hie present weight. Jens in| fewse and Tommy Dresk of Holland. | jue stecher's ut ne to dictate the terme when he |! Nineteen promoters and partic! | ang world's championships several years) ‘zations will Keep open Nols during! : Connie Mack started in life @ oted to the effect that he welehalths clilef objectors to the headluck, “} received your wiren and letters le mae that plain to-day when he || Pants In boxing at two clubs, Who | ago, | the cold weather and without putting| ; by trading a squawk for @ only 260 pounds, This is tmposstble. [aad that if that hold, were allowed | junta few day ao, ax twas away | sald he would meet any one that @ {appeared before Magistrate Corrigan ving back to the official averages,| stymte in the way of Dr, Garfeld,| : bottle of Meilin's food. Then he He weighed 243 stripped at Havana| "everything would ge from home for two weeks. 1 am |, committee of five mewanane : x fF ri Buel Administrator, : traded a flatwheoled| penkn: and wan trained down fine, He] When George Bothner gave the 1 could not you know names ax hiv apvonent. i “a men tiin Harlem Court, chi 1 with | Bveret Scott, of the Boston Red Sox, e Fu ministrator, Rohm, bn BOLFALHIG CO TAE Ee : welghed at least 260 when he fought | Word, Praak rushed madly at bin man, + that T could not come up for ae whether: bad’ Guexoenn | in ore. violating section 1710 « the | was the real leader among the short } : age of twenty-one Connie Moran ten rounds a year and a half) (oreine Aa nee Oe a See n\n | rnament. tT didn't receive ulton or any one else. |Penal Law, which makes it | #tops, Ray Schalk, of Chicago, among ¢ annual meeting of the Ha-/ : traded eleven cancelled postage ago. Kince that time ho has appar- [fo the boards, Lewis's head and arms rat avail Galea in this ape oF e aro Willard's t Beat te |! misdemeanor to hold boxing matchea| the catchers, while Jacobsen, of St ‘ountry Club, Haworth, N. Ju mpe for a pluaged dollar ently put on a lot of weight. Tex f ly. 1 ow Bothne 4 St Deane tice in Chicneo, . | v 1 of Phitindel- Nobles was re-elected Presi-| | The queer part about Conni n i struck heavily, and wh finsel’ the wonda, but It you Wave ensihing in Chicago, New York of wome 1) gti cro : vharged, | H0ula, led Arnon Strunk of Philadel obles Was re ed Pre O'Rourke, who trained Willard for|managed to get the men back on the| jn the future, kindly let me ble city. preferably Chicago, € jWhere an admission fee ts charged. | | hie High ho Yankees, | dent ary activ _| trade is that he still has the 1 ily let_ me know, ent phia and Hughie High of the Yankees! dent, He has been very active pro the Johnson fight, says that in his} mat It wae apparent that Lewis wan and t ne we will be able to ar- to be limited to ten rounds te mo de- || WON the first round in their effort to Sn thelder arth fost Tig sauawk, the bottle of Mellin’s : opinion Jess now scales over 300] KroREY yan} Tanke some daten 1 ciston. with NO TITLE AT STAKE, |hold boxing matcnes aince the repeal | *70Ps the ournelvers tayere motine the Improvement of Haworth! : food, the flatwhesled penknife, } jounds. That ts not at all an out-|, Draak eontinued to distegard ait) sincerely, JO! Wants contest to tuke olace next | of the lek laws ‘The Mastetrate | 27 Avery. cure cue OF more DIAYET® course and the club in general, The) | the ene eared rabbit, che sleven ¢ ] jandieh welght for a man 6 feet TH in Giqualitying the man| To nieht's card summer, when tt can be held In-m ball P ienissed tie eh waiant alee who took part in few games wore other officials elected are: Vice| : cancelled stamps and the inches tall fn his bare feet. Willard} {yom Holland half a dozen times. rinian suecies park with laree seating capacity, paaltiaraet churges against eixteen | yominal leaders, but the real honors presidents, Frank D, Ames and| ; Pluaded dollar, could carry 300 pounds and not look] After they had been at {C a few] Hane Pucw paiaintn all the money taken tn trom jof the men und held two negro boxers | helong to those mentioned. Jamea J. Monahan; Secretary and| EAE ¥ very fat. But {t isn't his fighting | minutes Lewis began to get his bear- | r vat wad moving pletares #e to the |) in $50 bail each for il in Special) walter Johnsen, the wonder pitcher > t Peete $i ORNGtEry — Seal Fae ee ene Drank broke | raailer lewis Red Cros, | Scxsions f Washington, turned in a perfect Treasurer, J. U, Fitewison, and Die) THATS THB WAY CONNIE \ srought 1 proke | 8 saissaay Ss sunEEEeeeeeeeeee a arawiaivaty teenie: ravine | SRY aan less ectors, including the above, Chris|TRADES. CAVEAT EMPTOR. Wiaroncealé this hold. by punching and kicking, oo | The Magistrate, in a lengthy review | tielding average by accepting no ! ¢ {LLARD'S proposal to have the |Our was grngyy, when he wot to his | Jand opinion, held that none of the men |than ninety-etght chances without an’ Bambach, I. F. Bridges, D. F.Geyer,) 1 en: Governmen w moving |ieet. He rushed again and made no | “participa in the boxing exhibition |error in forty-eight games, George Newman Hamltnk, Roy W. Porter,| iy, warning the Red Sox, t of fight te beppretense of Keeps ved Lewis over except the fighters, He questioned the | Mogridge of tho Yankees and Rube; W. D. Hamsburgh, L. P. Streeter — ' taken and shown a the country | the foutlighict constitutionulity of the law, and said) Schauer of Philadelphia also estab- | and Irving Brown, | can hardly be taken up under the] Lewin finally subdued Draak with ‘ that if a test were madeghe belleved |*\siod their skill as fielders, the for-| ay Han yadaranita nia bak fan Hurdly be taken up under he) netnenuioce after id minutes and ii{ Fre@ Titon, the elongated heavy jive eam seems to morove in that clty an ahe the law would be, declared ‘wold eh AGED: entysheven ohences AOIe Is & wondertal. tonic’ fo preset jaw which strictly [yeconda, Me was practically out for l weight of Minnosota, will receive & nice |#i* Trivia lucrase at every atow. In the case of the. two fighters held | Mer Accepting : nen | convaleac the club has gra ’ prohibits the transportation of fight/a time, but when he mot up Draak was | Dah h * — | cor'syctal Seasions the Atagisteate maid ;and the latter reventy-aix chances | oo, omered the use of Its courre| pictures across State lines. That law|atill aggressive, declaring he could |sum of money for engaging in a ten | me 1h. the eamt wide bantamweight, is 9a question Whether th ould | without a misplay ; é : | i te-probsbiavatior ail that theme ] nev as been popular, Lt might be] beat Lewis with the headlock barred. ri ke | dow id responsible for the action of A’ The Be Red Sox ted in team/*? any ono tn service who may be ober ae be aneaied The show bexan with @ limited matca [Teun no-decision bout With Billy MisKs | iowa, ihe cas Smith ma fd wh Pat or parties in inducing men | FA lin a ean ot .972, while the| Wounded, Tho club ts but a short] ‘onal Junior Indoor track and field ' ‘| - . between John Heracle of Wilmington |of & ul at the Cap! ity A.C. of | pronn i » fimith mi with “ey ws of a club and being fielding with am rida Mpa i ag amptonship meet o } t SEONG the premeteri who. WOnTd [ER tee ioe eee ee ee ee ea eet seat mroe recelpia. Silake we end Souks Meseltts te Uhine co PORES SUE AE RR e aeR OF ETT rise cnersa kb tae Sere Sc aietis ONL ¢ % held in New wos » " Is proved to tbe a tame bout and Went | per cent. of the Krona rocelpts. Miske jeAniiffe for fifteen ninds veond with a mark of .967, To tho! there's a service flag with fiftcen| 4 © Unto be hel e { sal Had eld eth Phas fe t evinaky'e club at Bridervort, Conn. | sald it was not proved Credit. af the, Yankeos, det It be re-| “sh hie He ¥ A Uke to run @ Willard-Fulton | the 2) minutes wine ee teith Guia|!# to drawn down 20 per cent. of the] iiecuaee ret Oe. Maid Mt was not proved (credit, of the, Fankeos, int itm tine | stare Aying at the Haworth Club, tor| TOK. Chicago and Gt. Loula Reve fightare Matt Hinkle of Cleve-| 5), the star former almost |kate. As both men are great favorites ~ re fhe’ or simply a. eparring jshed third, only two points behind| that many members are already In| Poth been advised by the A. A. U, au- | 6 | F 1 ‘ land, who offers to put up @ iniliion | de o a rouah house, The/with the fight fans of Mninvapolis and we, the local fighter who is mill taking) Match. He held that any legitimate Chicago, service, thorities that they could have the j 4 f h the fen F ous | 1m bouta al Aust ral id alnor len club might hire any one {t chose to en- the White Sox, by the way, were | © 2 ame: 5 ; dollar purse, if given the right to run |} y tod Ivan Linow Was the!<: paul the indications are that be Phy yd eo eset rid ng many of | Cur tn fe pine White Box. by the, nets | gaines for the asking, but neither has purse, if gi b bow a ama pe a f ito ja | ew Yalwarda, the Austraiia flaht ertain It era, third In team batting and second 4 ees 5 rvinced a desire for t f Ra bout under Governtant authority croak J. tae nd ie | Teen $10,000 and $12,000 will be taken | tweaty-round tout Ht Enna chee Serle ace | git ia ceneimony wun to the effect that rum fielding, and thelr average high | | A Joint meeting of the War Reliet| (Vcod any desire for the mest ang j and uso the moving pictures through- When Hevonpas butted” with alin on the show. the lightweight plonahis ttle of that |Pecame members of the clubs on the | .qndins in both jearniea hema’ tO the Fund Committee and the Executive! at oston and I’hiladelphia. ] out the country, A million duilar st could be beard all over the prawn country amd lost the deeiaion on polnta, ht of the matches by paying & cer-| : moth Committee of the Professional Golf- | ‘i a3 ; : purse sounds like something, Not Jima Cottey, the big Trinh fiahter, aeeme to hare | 0 and aa both f n fee eis Aagealution oe ; utant General Charles H. Sherrill of , ss t moment It was action every | j ‘One of the clubs in question was the 8 Association of America will be y York Guard even Tex Rickard ever tulked in such that moment st heart 6 he waa kk 4 oul is neren © anry, each ne of the clubs in 4 jon was th. i ar t ew York Guard has given hi , figures. Perhapa Tex bean Mer Silk Hevonpue forgetting the ty. |reunds by Barciey Madden at Providence, KR. I Fole Athletic Club. at 129th Btrest and | held at the office of the association, | proval to the proposal to hold @ series : Hinkle. under the same conditions, ee eee atid Juate na [& few weeks ago ae he dow not erem anxious of Uridgeooet, through Terry Lae, i Lonraamnane oe ee «boxing | No. 266 Fifth Avenue, to-morrow af-| fF biweekly Indoor track meets tn the And perhaps would time expired he ed to bo getting [take oo say of the offers that have heen ma am) @ fittwenround boat between | Simmonsed. | We Nuniad: fori seven Aen scores “Heothingka ine aa, Srmoriea OF. tie ty. jen. ° Jing Chy ard RO. sham, the] t he P A. L, games James Huckiey and Dick Curtey | the Finn with a body hold. Linow didn’t | to bim tor b nce he got that wal oa aide. ‘The 0 Farm} men, One was discharged last week - “ | Chairman, expects the association| 22d Regiment Armory last week offer to put on Willard and Fulton] Want to stop and the management an | has de uk again until after tue hol on side mat nesimmated wil) und. Ix. discharged yesterday. ho) When Clematis 1%, the English | |v rhan lthat the games proposed by the Ama within two hours’ ride of New York | nous H unity would pat the pair on lo @ | days wit ie Rolees week io Japuary, Aghtors wern not apprene, ded. Atn.{mare which was one of the good wi complete plans for the disposal | teur Unton muthoritien would gerve the City for twenty rounds to a decision. | "Aish Batuylay plane tay = , Phare tore in the adore | ati ctu of Harlem, Lith Street and | hordes in the handicap division this) of Its relief fund, SRA aae OF reve Ob na ZOune inet fhey have. the one of the | ma poet entirely Although many reports bare torn gent from the a eee Reayitgeo) | Madison Avenue, which kave an exhibl-| year, finishes her career on the turf Soe |The State should take every means finest in the count pable of] champion, who is probably the strong: | Wee to the eifect tat Johany Witbane the ie pages | tion last Friday. The two Hoxro fikhters ng will be retired to the stud and| It tsa mistaken fdea held by many'| foster such u move holding about 10,000 people in com-|¢ niin the tournament, Just when |feathermviaht champion te chip's rma eho were Held’ for Speck! Gensivns) og Short Grass, This 1s the! golfers that sand greens, #0 ¢ ene fort. y ore to atand the ex. | Tofslos Was trying to turn Zbyszko over [boxing game, he aow boxed at this exhibition jbred to Short ¢ nts i andy , $0 common| Crrta Dalton, the veteran timer, ts re- ‘ Penses of running the bout them hoa half » the 2 mudde tment that be will ~ = onlin — sam - intention of L, Walter Lissberger and! in the South, are much faster than| covering from a broken arm which selves, 1 turn all re a over to | 2hmiad Rnd caURne fis opponent, WAlN | actieg ae civilian: boat Jvel Jacobs, who bought her for $7,100) graus greens, A mixture of crude | fumored by falling on ihe slippery pe : bridge and ai rom whieh To- |i: ewer is will rewume ie 0 rt nena 188 Ks Dalton 19 One the Red Cross fund, tn. aoc mannee falon could not escape, The time waa Mating de feel ides Nevenie colcke Offi G l ye ° at the dispersal an 5 et eee se with th nd gives a surface| moat eficient tiiners In the country, Bavtay eave cae cues aiekarin vibe or RF. Roller, probably the mont {126 pounde no tcla ielding Averages pave 3 anes Aatene last Fri- oe * sites a average grasa| fe ts to De soon aa cvery champlonship th yyeatt | popular ‘wrestle » mee = ai green. Yet the sand greens are a ails whould the first entirely suit | Popular wrestler In the meeting, sprang ° if ight. | ee-enpie saa? Witlard & aeneation. by throwing Plerre Le| Another newly elected Masor im | t e A [ eague 1917 ay night, Itttle easter to putt on because they| Russell Scores Knockd. el the Bel 4 ny pn 13 toe declaration be ry } T Ores. Jack to run the bout taeccie Meee) AMAR AURIBg, te OG ane seitiaate an merican id HUMBOLDT, Ia, Dec. 20 Humboldt | are truer, The Southern greens on! PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Deo, 20.— nd hin vd" pay Fulton] He she has been so much erits | OHNE bouts Belt irned from its normal tasks to place in| become especially fat when the sand | Johnny Russoll, New York's m0 un th anny t eaten ne a! ls Mayor-elect 1, 8. Myem of Akron, 0 Th - rom It a and | Johnny 6 ri's sensational 10.0 nt Willard wed for Using the deadly headiock, |‘! Sasoretet tO ae et tai atasor hes FIRST BASEMEN, Hi, Severeld, St, Levees 180 468 U4 Ne enare the body of Frans | wears off and the clay bottom le ee;|(fiywelaht, fourht Young Montreal ef not Hke thts tion, But bt A.B po. 9 be, Agnew, Bow..... 85 14.085 vhose wreatiing fame > siti haps Julton’ would. kindiy tows that —| iets announced that the Sumit A, C. can e| J, Leoperd, Washses 14 76 1.00 | OUTFIELDERS A Gotoh, the man Whose ere Oe Tg eon Providence ten fuHlous rounds here thet little cid ten thousand into the Red|Crons fund, too, Juet to get Pe Etec oalpeacad ote maa cman) ral Kaan nay fo TT ® W8| pay Demamitt, St tn. M13 0 rought public attention to this Me eee Cent rounds, in. the ninth and. tente s : at anely r 0 $ Get & Crack |, p. 2 between ryan Downey and Jolwny de Motu 12 lows || (Palle oe ¢ tat * WW. L. Harding was aim: ng the Joe Copple, assistant 4 aiitneiat plans ponee, mn the ninth snd, tenth One arena covering | - hate n oe |W g, Jacobean, ry a 25 8 “as | nundreda of personal friends of the Isis | the Port Chester Country Club, has Montreal slowe up, Russe a XMAS BARGAINS of Btate Capitol | peepite the feet thai the lawver for the oftiiale | UO Yo amt | A Rina Tala 40 8 ‘tsi | “hanpion who attended the funeral ser-| ald away his clubs for some timo and | G8": yKeieur salted the haut date ee xrounds and promises a crowd of }¢ ce drupy's Gymnashum A. A. were made t0 | 1h bet), Felach, ¢ se 2 440 1 os in the Congregational Church, set| joined the Aviation Service, Like|a mafsority of the fans thought Ri P SAVE wv to 40% Wehty thourand peopls Sacramento ioral me they ava (Evin wears $A (dua, Jeckedo, Ci vvess 143 ML Tk Sy ae mldattarnoons other pros, Joe 1s going South, only |Rad, om, | In the eumi:t 1 Barn ; < eare von snon@t on offera thit + dnd fore Magintrate . aton Meignts | 4. Cramford, Deteescce 18 12h 2 jenny, Wants. 4 208 13 na hi sme. anliE “ana tay Oe ryder, the welght, dea As $ a pos the law by Motion a» we fs for| Hh. Melman, De T 2M) S86 WOU TB yeaker, Cleves sees 142 routh football achedule f : | ‘ 6 at Fort Worth, Nn 9 rans ters last © have wake Ty 7 dl, Shanks, Wasb... 26 a " Oct. 5 ringfield ¥, M. C. A. Tn Walke ho tres ‘as | 2 UR, WIC eiNcte quate ¢ Ae At were hold here * | Aa ae | He Bhocea, Bes, Nanenee, 1, Penn State at Hanover: | Dia University, Ho defeated George NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS BICYCLES Piya could be charg Instead of maeiey im a ‘ 116 1) SH 94 B. Lewia, Hoe i, Syracuse at’ New York ; Nov. 2, New Bijur in the final match by three —————- ss K Inion Matehmaker Ivy lewis of the 4 eh 26 Wa Re ‘ lanover; 9, Penn-| hole: alker wo! o State: “rs maul Cc WBS “coanigr, Wena taged we neat ehow « i a ‘ ae Marsan, st lege at Hanover, 24, Brown at Boston, AGN ae ona. Races act, eriper 5 wonewire tes intion, te Vie falter ® figure it them i Miller, * bad ere ‘ act, koown. , i a on 1 a " . |] Stalwart, Amulet. PT Hs commuilate greatest crowd | Jor a and Howard Metta ms Yelle, |. B, Noung, Det mn Hole Berkeley-Irving School routed the ¢ Third Haco—toyal T. ¥: that ove ie avoriine (arent ios Resear reteset iH 988) yy. Rl pleycaenmman swimming team in a! (FT rehlind Hace Koval Toa, Trteh Gen Rertowa Truss. I'v’, $26.00 tf it held out of Hoore 41 | tree side fhe TRIED BASENEN, c Veet held In the C. C. N.Y. pool by ocke: ews Fourth Race--Feleldad, ® Bilvertows Truss, Pv’. Hie lntahe ; ent 3 3 NOYoStb. go 20 47 0 4,000 4 score of $3 to 20 Berkeley-Irving: Murphy " Heldad, Emden, luveaive. 23, he : i pen ¢ aren 2 . Ciere ry 7 enty MeAlecnan and Leo Gledel| gy yy I se _ B dareae. Mets especialy for this one bat ay between Har Mes sae 8. i ey & MoAleonan die on the relay | St Paul's School of Concord, N. H., Witter Buzz Around, sons | ro Vitus ci uo beh reledelapat Be y lead by outgwimming | WH face the seau hockey team, xth_ Race-—Thankagiving, Rey- Me FT ees, HATEVER happens, Jena Wil Na ij Kont ¢ am, Kot an Cary jova in the relay race | otherwise the Princeton Univeraity in. || bourn, Brian Hora Yee isd ard han gained more publicity ear bd Kowt De ‘ad captured every firat place Saige uy eh in the opening game of iotanas | r ; — . jNew York’# hockey season at the St through his simple announce- F aD. r NDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 20.—The offer | r ¢ ment t VT. Barny vat ; él . bp wt, for] Bb tw NDIANAPOTendricks, manager of | Nicholas Rink to-night, The Prince: | . ent tha: urnum ever dreamed | 7 Kin golsutown & sot |G. MeBride, W. Jobnaon, Waaho.. 49 ete Jack ‘club. of the American |ton reven Ie green and inexperienced, bs jot. If he goes through with the |p, on New on May Chapma’ ark Hi Ss at Association, for $10,000 has been with-| but it has developed rapidly in its few E Jscheme, and wink, he can trave 1. w zh ; solutions fOr Todill, President of thy practice sessions at the rink, and. tnd!- i ' 1 - my) ia i ‘a telegram recalved | cations point to uw close game, f Jaround the country next sun With an advantage mies fa Bia " Hing to ® & with the beat advertised circus that]? ferr Leb Slammialt | Wit tb - | qxute, first, Ramen of the Interscholastic eve ent under a tent, and no one| w went Shan an WAN 2b | he. Columb! mmar School >; hampionsh!p series, under the direction Pay a avg y urner me ents BA DOR GBS 1 Wn Wasees| . : TOL ae eee ot eho | OF tO P. S.A. L.. will be played at the |will ever him by questioning | 1.4 ie eth carcnens D4 ean lost its frat game of tia Brooklyn Tce Palace to-morrow night, | f IMs patrioti ath why ne tan'e on | in ® 8 Winkel | soya Meng, Waals. + a 1 3s when it wan defeated be ai(when, the Manual Training und Flush: | w the Hihting He will have a Cert eee lig ¢ round |. Tog, Boe “4 a gin w jbaskethall ing High School and Samatca and PF: ‘hia bit’ in w atyle ft for ow |r mie Ma : Jame | HW, alk CHL ns . in| [Erasmus teams clash tn’ w double: i chamy wh fears # bea | § Detil, Clevass 1 ry 4 2 ‘ eader. | AaH If J neahienasil our with | Fe Avoumith, Washeess 420 Gen 154 » 4) | BRUNSWICK @ Crescent A. C. ts having difti- {the : mel could ut lenmt| pie tite he ack Sharkey | | ed i » in Wz) |W. Pendleton culty ing together an all Brook: | the satintic ving til oe tole cits Abd rane Ile f f : “" poted he Bowsuin the proposed intereit hin country win ne to was fought at Haiti r Saf mies haa in Daseball. te xccoed Grin &. sles, and there ‘ie a chance that give. i r rae ble Clare, 48 Lit arr led into milltary projected weries of intercity | & Gren, dros a gue of 8 tle over $000, The figs Wy ABN Poa ae} we a mu Pees Will be called off. en