Events of World-Wide Flavor to Make Next Summer Most Notable Season in Sport Annalg boys as victors were conspicuous by I-'-. [Two Continents their absence. Harold ll. Hilton, the cLeod Faces College Shi Jumper noted amateur, did win thc title over Urban's Versatility Mat Who Meet To-morrow Takes Second Prize his own links, at Hoylalce, in 1897, but Lands ie lorfo Exponents Ni%ht Hilton was an amateur. Two Victories m Yacht Hoodoo ieTest Broken Arm Of tho amateurs in England who For His Despite have made thc attempt three were suc¬ Alma Matej cessful. were John Ball jr., L. Feb. They BOSTON, Feb. And Net Ht>nors J^rW/atrVUiT Z/zysz/co. ! For Golf Title MONTREAL, 28..Breaking Balfour Melville and Robert Maxwell. 26.-The verMtilit nn arm in practice this morning, F. li < identally, it is a strange coincidence of Luk« Urban, Boston ColW Carlton, «>f Dartmouth College, that Ball and Maxwell 'won the cham- star athlete in four T" Boat Races aiul tht- twice in this manner. In 1890 sport8 Dayjs neverthclcss feet pionship called upon last PepperJ* Little Washington- jumped sixty-eight Ball, playing over his own course at night to assDre fcu _ Matches to M-.u-k in the intcrnat>>nal of two ilup ian Musl Tradition intercollegiate Holyake, was victorious and again in college victories. Frban co- an l'.$*a ?.- Upset skl-jumping competitions this after¬ 1894 he succeeded in winning tne cup, bined the qualities tfiat Sporl^Kiaualiip lo Win oti Coursi have n^ Own noon, and, with 218 points, finished Maxwell won his first national cham- him a star in football and second to R. McGill Uni- pionship in 1903 over his own course baseb^l By Jack Lawrence ST, AUGUSTINE, Feb. 26. Whittal, of and to act as goal kceper for thc freddy who had 259 points to his at Muirficld. Six years passed BostOT There is ovcry indication at thi McLcod, the star little ,professional vcrsitj', when the meet was returned to Muir- College hockey team in the rubber .Vriting that the suramex ol 192; of tho Columbia Club credit. Carlton's best jump was field in 1909 Maxwell again stepped out game of thc series with golfer Country five feet than the vic- the honors. who Massach to bc tho greatest season for of ('.. was in only shorter and captured Melville, setts Institute of interna- Washington, D. dressing Andrews won Technology. tionsl in fhe loeker room to bis" tor's. belonged to the St. club, until two competition the histovv of preparatory the title when thc tourney was held Although months «l0 H, (sport. With two international match with President-elect Harding Cheers broke from the spectators liad never worn races yacht of there in 1895. skates or ,>Uy.j sohcd'jlcd fo- .'.,;'., and nnd Jim Barnes. Several thc golf v. the New the tennis Auj hoverod hen, thinking plucky Eng- Thus it can be sewn that if McLeod hockey, Urban's opponents w«re matches for the Davis species nearby. Jandcr out. of the saw able and the Anglo-American struggle for "Say, Fred," ono suddenly inter- running, they does win the national title this year to score only a single goal in the polo championship of the world I jected, "you ought, to win tho national him spceding down to the take-off he will have to overcome all precedent five minutes of play. This forty. le the this year. It's to and tradition of thirty years' standing. job dont played. cnthuaiasi who prefer championship going with his arm in splints. hc wao bundled into a coropotition with an international be held on your course, isn't it?" However, his friends and admirers taxicab artt) flavor will find thc aummer's program "II. is," answered tho peppery little and particularly all of the members of ten minutes later was on the floe to bc one that could bc im- follow in his bltint Scotch manner. Cricket Club when the national title the Columbia Club are confi- as a basketball player in hardiy meet was to Country the gan piovod upon. "But that doesn't mean, necessarily, awarded this club. Again dent he -can and will succeed in doing between Boston' After the that I'm to win if. You never Anderson was rated as the probable College anj (V: Resoluto-Shamrock going what no other professional since 1890 of Mainc. ln his fot the Ami :;,. :.-¦ Cup a uromoi heard of a pro yet winning a title over winner, but again did Aleck Smith horn has been able to do. versity iu'een min own did in (;o win the Al3o it was an¬ yachtsmen declared thal thii woutd !>.- 'bis course, you?" prize. McLeod is one of those golfers who, utes of play In the last period an "off season"' and thal McLeod is absolutcly correct about other Smith, Macdonald, who finished l>b»n there would No in this second. like wine, seem to grow better With scored four goals from lhe fitld iiot bo anything among amateur this. professional golfer This he is a little doing or in Great Britain ever won The status of the amateur age. midget, only and two on tries from fonl. windjammeis unt'l 1922, when Sir country champion¬ over feet in and » national tournament is less lf five height weighs Thomas Lipton was to make championship ship complicated. you except one I_,-_ expected over own course. of Walter Travis over hardiy more than hundred pounds, hia fifth effort to take tho famous old played his And what the victory his of the and tankard back is more, but one amateur in this coun- own course, the Garden City Golf Club, is one grandest, gamest Veteran Still to Kngland with him. C///ZP PjFT&/Z.*T three in when he most finished performers that ever Umpire Albert of took a try and only England have in 1900, defeated Findley j King Belgium big title over the game. r#ef in the "off-scason" idea h<* von the national playing Douglas for the title, S. Davidson Her- played Holds Record for Error* when their own courses. ron, of the Oakmont C. C, in the He has eompeted in open champion¬ Feb. offered a gold cun for a race from only tournaments held in this country ATLANTA. 26. Sam Laroeja, Ilock lo to Willie. Anderson, golfer de luxc, player who ever accomplished this feat. ship umpire of the South Atlantic Sandy Osjtend, be started] came about as close as in this Herron's was more and in eleven of thc eighteen he has Leatn, I ere at noon .!. This event has anybody victory noteworthy in the In and perhaps the oldest of all attB*M July country lo winning a title while per- in this respect, because there was a managed to finish money. bos for next season. gtirred the intere;t of over the Hunt signed I-aro;'^ ".^."ariy yachl icrming on his own lot. But twice larger and better field competing than 1908, playing Myopia w'uo once was a player, has fljen throughout :!-.¦. world and then intervened to him of when Travis won. club course, he won the title in a play- held V i'«">w no Aleck Smith rob morc than thirty ycar:< doubt thal i: will ho ti In 1906 Anderson was off with Willie Smith. j>rcatost the spoils. sta- Now look at thc records of the Brit¬ record, and one which perhap international sailing contest tioned at the Onwentsia Club and many ish open and the McLeod is a marvel to watch. He never the over championship respec¬ bc broken that of havi;- sport has known. So many figured that thc sharp-shooting Willie tivo winners; that is. from 1891 to the wastes no time or energy in playing the number of different nations are- to ho represented off honors. He takes greatest errors in *ni that would surely carry all the present time. Before 18131 the cham¬ his shots. simply his stan'ce, single game. the struggle will ho truly cm- Willie never did get near iirs'c place. was decided over a stretch of for an instant and lets drive. bleraatic of the amateur pionship poises He rolled up fourteen fumbles, muff< sailing cham- Aleck Smith was first und Willie Smith thirty-aix holes, and in that time sev¬ He is one of the fastest playing pro- and wild throws in a of the world. runner-un. eral won single afternoer *fionship was thji* players the title over their fessionals in the country. To keep pace playing shortstop, and no player befcr, All Sailing Craft Eligible In 15T10 Willie Anderson happened to own course, but after 1891 the test with him one must walk briskly the or since has ever approached *¦ the at the was thatrforj. The event is open any sailing craft *pe professional Philadelphia seventy-two holes, and the home whole time. ous standard. fretually enrolled in the fiect of any fecognized yacht club. The trans-Atlantic races will hardiy have crossed the finish lino off thc Bei- gian coast when the eyes of the yacht¬ ing world "will be l'octissedbn another international sailing contest ibat in point of interest is second only to thc King Albert cup event. Thi will be a match raco to bo snilcd Ht Cowes, England, during the week ol" August 1, between Marconi-riggod .cvaclits representing tho Seawanhaka ,C-orinthian Yacht Club, of Oyster Bay, and the Itoyal London Yacht Club. 1 ouje boats will bc entered by *ho American organization and four by the tyoA/A/ "British. pbs&kl . The winner will be awarded a trophy offered by the Royal Yacht Squadron of Great Britain. All of tlie starters in the Cowcs Yale Five Downs Athletics to Take Four Contenders event will be of the six-meter eifvss end will measure between twenty end in Extra Field With Three For The World's Greatest Tribute twenty-three feet on the watcriine. Tigers Lewis's Title Each boat will carry,a crew of three Walkers on Team . men, and the sail area of each craft Period, 30 to 28 On for Bouts -*.!. will be from 473 to 550 square feet. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26. .The Edge AU will carry the Marconi rig and the N. J.. Feb. 26..It took length of the mast wiil ho limitel to PRINCETON, Philadelphia Anjerican Leaguc base¬ Thc greatest wrestling carnival ever twice thc waterline length of the an extra period here tonight for Yale ball team, which will play exhibition held in this city will be staged to-mor-1 jachts. barely to defeat Princeton in basket¬ row P"our of the six-mctcr contests beginning March 1 with the night at the 71st Regiment Armory.' yachts are now ball by a 30 to 28 score. The Tigers Arma3 the Finnish building in this country and nine are St. Louis and New York Nationals Laitinen, champion, amder construction in England. After held the Ipng end of 11 to 8 at the end and the New York Americans, will will meet John Pesek, of Nebraska, to Cadillac Sales in the Last Three Years Were Nearly Qne-Third the American entries have had a series of the first half, but this had become include three Walkers.Clarence in a finish, and Stanislaus Zbyszko, thej of trial spins in the water of Long 23 to 23 when the second half ended, will meet Charles Greater Than the Combined Island Sound, in May, they will be ;;nd \"(t field, Frank in center and mighty Pole, Peters, Sales of the Eleven tho. Elis tfained the decision at the of a shipped abroad, leaving thia country end of the the work of Johnny a catcher*.a dispatch from Nebraska, also to fmish. Nat. fcbout June 15. game through Pendleton, the Olympic will Other American Makes Listed at the The Seawanhaka Adams, who bngged three field baskets the club's spring training camp at champion, Corinthian club- in thc extra period. Lake Charles, La., said to-day. tus3le with Mort Henderson, the house at Oyster Bay will bo opened a The playing of Legendre, of the "Masked Marvel." Cadillac Price and month eariier than usual, it waa an¬ Tigers, and Alderman, of Yale, featured It will be the first time the three Laitinen for years met and defeated Higher nounced yesterday, in order to permit the entire contest, both being the men of thc same name have played all the star grapplers on thc other side the American yachts to make their main reliancc of their teams. of thc ocean. Hc came here for thc ex¬ there the scoring at the same time, Frank being on headquarters during preiimi¬ The guarding on both sides was rather the bench illness most of press purpose of obtaining a chance It has been our to nary workouts. loose throughout tlie entire contest. through to wrestle for the world's title, and cx- pleasant privilege What these figures would have been Four British Boats to Race This is thc first. won last season. to force "Strangler" league game by I-,-,-,-i eventuallyto share with the the many had we been able to manufacture all While Uncle Sam's representatives Yale. Eectslewis give him the opportunity. public Yale a Zbyszkn will meet a dangerous rival tire tuning up in Long Island Sound, staged surprise by drawing in Peters. tributes that have been the Cadillac cars the world the nine tirst blood in thc game on a foul toss Wrestlcrs The Nebraskan has beaten splendid paid wanted, British boats will be engaged Columbia all the best men in his home in a 3cries of Alderman, followed quickly by a side territory to Cadillac since the eliminution races in the byshot the field and wants to prove he is entitled to beginning. is merely conjectural. .""Sblent. From the nine there will be by Adams, only goal Lose to more lour selected to meet thc Americans. garnered by the Blue during the entire Pennsylvania recognition. tirst half. Another foul point made PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26..The Uni¬ Peters and Pesek are strangers to More than ordinary interest is beirtg the game here. are said to be two We have taken a in the taken in this event the count four before Princeton start¬ versity of Pennsylvania wrestling team They just pride It is a well-known fact that locally, because two an of the cleverest wrestlers that ever many of the American contenders are ed avalanche of long and short defeated Columbia here 18 to being throws from the field, four out of the to-day, came from the West. The four rivals long succession of official and pop¬ constructed within the corporate limits^ won four of the are trained to the persons who wanted New five Tigcr players bagging scores. To¬ 13. Pennsylvania minute. The fact Cadillacs, of York City and both were de- ward the end of the half seven bouts, three being falls. Hart, that the championship is in sight will ular testimonials to the Cadillac* s by a New Yorker. These Alderman had some other make of car signed yachts cut this to a Princeton lead of 11 to 8 of Columbia, was the individual star, add much interest to the contests. bought c.rc being built at City island and were in thc 135 and 145 its fine William oi" with his consi;;tent foul shooting. winning pound engineering excellence, because could not a clesigned by Gardner, No. 1 The Elis a come-back aa the classes. they get prompt Broadway, creator of the Atlantic, win- staged of who N. Y. U. Tossers mechanical construction and its ver of the second half began, a foul toss nnd a Zaretzki, Columbia, weigha Barely a trans-ucean ruce of 1905 for :7hot from beneath" the backet only 135 pounds, made a good show¬ delivery of Cadillac. the Kaiser's cup, the sehooner West- just by in the class Nose Out Stevens 31-29 v.-ard, the bronze Vanitie Keck tying tho score at 11.all. The ing heavyweight against The New York dependable performance. sloop and ran from one side to the Myers, of Pennsylvania, who weighs University basketball other famous racing machines. advantage team won from the Stevens One other during the entire first half, with 210, but was defeated. The match be¬ Institute The fact is that when it was of the Gardner boats is under Alderman, of Yale, and Legendre, of tween Chaessons, of Pennsylvania, and outfit in the Stevens g-ymnasium last Our friends the world over have possible construction at the Robert Jacob yard Princeton, keeping their respective Linchitz, of Columbia, in tho 115-pound night. The winning goal was tossed to a ¦nd the other st the Nevins plant, both went to two extra by Robertson in the last two minutes with us in the get Cadillac, nothing else on the shore of teams in the running. class, periods before rejoiced celebrating City island. The other also was awarded to the former on time. of play. The game was the fastest of ¦»wo contenders for the The extra period bitterly being would the was un- Royal Yacht fought, but the work of Adams. with o the season for either team. New York remarkable honors that have h>een suffice; public Squadron trophy are being built down three field to his credit University freshmen won a prelimi- Eaat. The keel of one goals during to substitute for has been laid the five minutes, decided thc game. Hamilton Hockey Team nary game from the Stevens cubs. conferred on willing accept any at tbe famous Herreshoff yards in The line-up: Cadillac, particularly Bristol, R. I., and the The summaries: Finds Cadillac other is being Princeton (28) Pos*. Tale CO) Army Easy Foe N. Y. U. (31). PoBltion. Stevens (29). during the last three years. dependability. completed at the Burgess yard in Prov- Brawner.R. F.Alderman WEST POINT, Feb 26..Hamilton Ooeller.L. F.Bettman * II incetown. Jeffrlea.L.F.Keck with a fast which Holman._r. f.lligley Both the College, hockey team, Robertson.C. Provoat Gardner vessels will be of Dlcklnson.C.Adams has been cleaning up all opponents of Dfelaney.L. owners This was dur¬ mahogany and one will be operated L< gendre.H. O.Flynn added g.Kgger Cadillac would be less than strikingly exemplificd :i by Bergen.h. G.Cooper late, the Army to its list of vic¬ Baker.r. g.Kurtz syndicate composed of Richard tims The score was 5 to 1. Boardman, John Saltonstall and Field goals.Brawner, Dlcklnson (4), Le¬ to-day. Summarles: Score end of first half. human if they did not partake o£ ing the last three months of 1920, Townsend I. gendre (5). Bergen (1), Opie (1), Adams Army. Position. Hamilton. New York University, 18; Stevens, 17. Irvinc. The other is for W. (4). Keck (2), Alderman (4)7 Foul goals O'Sheu.L. vv.Clark Field goals.Hlgloy (3), Egger, Kurtz (6), sense of over when our to A. W. Stewart and Winthrop W. Al¬ Alderman, 10 of 14; Legendre. 2 ot C; Marmelll.C.Thompson Goeller (3), Holman (2), Robertson (?,), our satisfaction the production began drich. Brawner, l of l; Dlcklnson, l of 3. 8ub- Wood.R. AV.Kaiser Delaney (4). Fouls.Kurtz (11), Robert¬ The boat under construction at the stltutes: Princeton.Captain Opie for Stout.R. D.R. G. Reeder son (7). Substitutlon.Ross for Bettman. appointment of Cadillac as the approximate the demand. '. Herreshoff Brawner, Wlttmer for Bergen, Cleavea for O'Connell.L. D.Marlow « a yards is from a design Jeffries, Bergen for Wlttmer, Brawner for Kestner.Cl.R. Reedor Standard Seven Car of drawn by W. Starting Burgess for Cleavea, Referee.Tom Thorp, of Colum- Score.Hamilton, 5; Army, 1. Goals. Scotland Soccer Team Passenger Paul Hammond, rear commodore of Wa. L'mplre.W. Kelly, of Philadelphia, Mannelll, Clark, Marlow, Thompson (3). those three months. Cadillac .-tho Time of halves.20 minutes. Substltutions.Grant for O'Shoa. Vanden- the United States* the During Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Score ut end of firat half.Princeton, 11: for Orant, Mloholet for Noses Out Army,. Club, and C. Sherman who was berf? Wood. Cay- Ireland sales to a 43% 'he Hoyt, Yale, 8. wood for Mlchelot, McNary for Kastner, LONDON, Feb. 26..Scotland de¬ official tribute ever to leaped figure greater American representative aboard . m Price for R. G. Reeder, R. G. Reeder for greatest paid Shamrock IV in the America's Clark. Time of periods.Three of 15 min¬ feated Ireland, 2 to 1, in an inter¬ than the eleven other makes com¬ Cup national soccer automobile. .Taces last summer. She will fly the Syracuse! Falls utes each. Referoe.Major Purdorr. game to-day. ln Rugby any Squad -..-.- colors of the Seawnahaka orgunizatioD international games Ireland defeated bined. Boats Ucsigned by Experts Before Princeton Cubs Scotland, 9 to 8, and Wales defeated The City College Defeat France, 12 to 4. And Americans in shared The Yankee flyer. being built at City Coilege basketball team in the general was defeated the Syracuse five Replayed games Scottish cup We are to thc Provincetown, designed by Star- University Yale Freshmen in Pool tie resulted as our in most recent com- grateful public for ling Burgess and Burgess both last night in the local gymnasium, 31 follows: Rangers, 4; pride the Payne, tar one PRINCETON, N. J., Feb. 26..Prince- Alloa, 1. Albion, 0; 0. members of families that have been 28, in of the close games of the i ton's Armadale, this tribute to season. At the freshman swimming team gained FIRST DIVISION to character- unparalleled Cadillac, identified with American yachting for end of the first period an here in Brokaw pliment Cadillac,.its She the visitors were 5 easy victory pool Aston Villa, 1; Bradford City, 2. Brad¬ we are generations. wiil represent the trailing by points, this afternoon, when defeated the ford, 1; 1. ization a motor and fully conscious of tha came they Blackburn. Burnley, 3; noted English Eastern Yacht Club of Marblehead. but they with a rush in the sec- Yale 1. Bolton by ond and came near freshmen, 36 to 17. The Tiger W., Chelsea, 0; Everton, 1. Liverpool The British entries which will take very tying the fsve out of six 4; Huddersfield T., 1. Manchester TJ V as which it entaik in the >'core. yearlings captured tirst Sunderland, 0. authority "more closelyapproach¬ responiibility part eliminution trials in the and were on the Neweastie U. 2; Mlddles- Solent are the Lamm was the individual star of the places only tied sixth. bro, 0. Oldham A., 2; Manchester C creations of the most Almost event was 0 the ideal than famous marine architects ln Great game, scoring 17 points on field goals every closely con¬ Preston N. E. 0; Arsecial. 1. Sheffield'U.,' ing (of perfection) and wili bc and 6 baskets from fouls. The local tested, especially the 220-yard. swim, 0; Derby t ounty, 1. Totte-nham II., 1: w We ourselves to Britain, they sailed, by the which resulted in a tie. The Princeton Brom A.. 0. any other car on the market pledge again go leading amateur skippcrs of that coun¬ man was closely pressed for chief today, try. honors by Lavin, of the Syracuse team. freshmen took the lead at the start and SECOND DIVISION or on better and a . of In a Morris were never headed in the points scored. Barnsley, 3; Fulham, 1. Bristol Clty, 1 regardless price size." building, better, Added interest attaches to this in¬ pceliminary game High West Ham U., 0. Bury, 0; 1. ternational contesi because of tho School defeated the City College fresh¬ Captain Smith and Newby, of Prince¬ Clapton 1; Leds Birmingham, Cadillac that can be fact were the O., United, 0. Hull City 1- depended upon that one of tho six-meter boata flying men, 16 to 5. ton, high point scorers. Th«> Wednesday. 1. Nottlngham F., 1: the Union Jack will bc sailed Wil- The line-up: -» Cardiff C., 2. Port Vale. 0; Blackpool, 1, and as to do all the an by Stars in Rotherham C, 1; Leleester C, 1. But, impressive significant things automooile P. Burton, the much eviticized City College (31) Syraousa (28) Eby Legion Meet 1; Notts South ,Jiam <*mm .r. f. Earl the of Shlelds, C, (). Stockport C 3- these we a r»tkipper of Sir Thomas Lipfon'a last K'auber.L. i.avin Eby, University Pennsyl- Coventry C, 0. Wolverhampton W., 3: testimonials are, feel that is intended tc do; do them better Ihall'-ngcr for the America's Cun. Ac¬ v. Simon vania flier, gave one of the prettiest ex- htoue, 3. Anderson.C.Weltman hibi tions of THIRD DIVISION more more cording to English yachting exper.s Pelgln .U U. Fisher middle distance running Exeter impressive and significant than any other of Ftaakln witnessed in this for some C, 0; Queens Park R., l. Gil- car, regardlcss Captain Burton la looking forward to .R. Q. Parker city time lingham, 0; Crystal 1. as an Field when he defeated a choice Palace, Merthyr T tribute has been to the Cadillac the Cowes struggle opportunity goals.Lanun (3), Raakin (3), La- lield in the 4; Luton Tojvn, 1. Mlllwall A., 0; Grlmsl paid price or size; and continue to do .fo redeem himself in the eyes of his vin (2), Parker (2), Simon, Weltman invitation 500-yard run, the feature by Town, 1. Newport C, 0; Brlghton and toun'rymen, Fisher, Taylor. Foul goa!«.Lamm, 17 out event at the games of the 13th Post of «., 4. Northampton, 1; Reading 0 during the last three years, by the them for a of Mj I.avin. 10 nut
The World's Greatest Tribute Twenty-Three Feet on the Watcriine
