Belle of Elizabethtown Captures $ 1,000 Tulipán Handicap, Feature Race at Havana Track Miss Muffins, Equal Favorite Stars of W. and J. Eleven Who Will Journey to Coast to Play California Grand Circuit Stewards May With Winner, Finishes Second Adopt Two-Heat-Rule in 1922 The Under Im¬ Boy, Heavy Rain Spoils Races Hec(dara CocLCii. T.cfltle?, Secretary of North Randall Track Will Try to Put post, Third; Long Shots At Jefferson Park; Over New Regulation at Annual Meeting in Cleve- SwcepCard iuEarlyRaces Mudders in land Next Month; Would Make Races Shorter Special CabU to The Tribune Glory HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 17..Bolle of By Frank S. Cooke the Klizabethtown, five-year-old daugh¬ CommanderMcMeekinWins With the approach of the annual meeting of the Grand Circuit stew¬ ter of Jack Atkin--Cloistress, won the From Simplicityand Mod¬ ards, to be held in Cleveland on January 9 and 10, those who would not Tulipán Handicap, a five and a half be could make a few furlong dash for all ages, which fea¬ esty in Feature Event happy unless they suggestions are on the firing line tured the card at Oriental Park this The Grand Circuit can change rules as far as its own afternoon. Mis«s tracks are con. Muftins. an equal fa¬ Front o Special Correspondent cerned and what innovations there have been have come vorite with the winner, was close sec¬ from this orgar- ond, and The NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17..Heavy for the old associations do little in Hoy, which carried a rains the card at Jefferson Park ization, parent this line. heavy impost, was third. spoiled The North Randall track at Cleveland Only four horses were this afternoon. Scratches were numer¬ ; entered and more to add all «tarted. The Boy, which does not ous and the mudders were in their ; is responsible for ideas perform up to his highest standard on glory. The fourth race, which was snap to racing than any of them. Every a fast was carded as the feature, went to Com¬ City Five track, quoted at evens thcro is new for the College while Belle of Klizabethtown and Miss mander McMeekin. Simplicity was sec¬ year something Muffins were 7 to 5. Koran, the othei ond and Modesty third. It was not patrons, who thu3 enjoy tho very beat Defeats Princeton starter, was the outsider and ran tc much of a betting proposition, Simplic¬ I on the racing calendar. Win Rinnan, form, finishing a poor fourth. Bcli« ity being the outsider at 8 to 1. who is both of the track and of Elir.abethtown, closely followed bj Propagander, A notorious slow track secretary Quintet by 18-13 Miss Muffins, caught The Boy, whici runner, was installed a 7 to 2 favorite of the grand circuit, announces that was off first at the half-way mark. in the third event, but Trantula was in he is going to try and put over a two- Great Racing into the -stretch, McLoughlin a racing, mood and uppct the dope by beat rule which he believes will make Shooting of Fahrer. tm Miss Muffins, tried to get up, bu1 winning easily. The favorite just lasted Guard. .when Fields went to the whip with hi: to beat Lively for the place. real contesta out of racc3. Helps Loral Play, mount he had little trouble won the from Little The three-heat rule, fol¬ crs off the. shakiuj Voogcria opener generally Capture Clo*c CÀmtp«;! contender. The race was wort! Tolly, with Rochambeau third, while lowed on the mile traclrs and adopted $1,000 to the winner. the second event resulted in a victory À fast track and fine weathe for Burgoyne, which beat Anticipate by most of the half-milers west of the The C. C. X. Y. basketball ruara .-'<-. "brought out a near record bol and Ace of Aces. New scrv.3 the fented the Princeton Univcrsitj five eg ida; England statin, pur¬ the loca! court last crowd, and the spirited racing result The results: pose of r.i^ot, for the f.rpt ed in several shortening the events, but it time, in four a upsets. The first rac« First race (for ear-olds: years, in elotse, lianl- «aw the t«xo-y claiming; han a serious drawback. When a horse The r-enre t_: talent clinging to M. P. Suggs' purse $600: five and a half furlongs) . fought game. IK «o \'.. Who Can Tell, which it was reportei Yoogeria. 103 (C. It. Miller), 7 to Ö, 1 to 2 has won the first and'second heats he Princeton wax in front at the er.I or «ould graduate from the and 1 to 4,- won; Little Polly. 113 (K. the first 9 to 7. maiden clas won half. in s but a Barnes), 6 to 1. 2 to 1 and even, second; ban the race, so that the third Fahrer, the romp, last-minuto plunge o; Bochambeau, 108 (Coltiletti), Ï0 to 1. 8 to -«ensatior.a! right sua'd Awning changed things somewhat, fo 1 and 4 to 1, third. Timo, 1 :I1 :'-5. Kirtle, heat often is a joke, especially where of tho City College «¿«jint-t. practically this one outgamed the favorite in Polly Varden, Sungai, and won tlie Horn Imago Fog there is betting. North Randall got game "ingle handed by scor- .drive. Who Can Tell tired badly an also ran. ing 16 of hi? team's 18 líe nad» an S around this last summer points, Sun Girl, to t shot, came up fas Second rao (for three-year-olds and up¬ by sending three field baskets and «-cored twelve .and took second place to Awning. ward; claiming; purs'« $760; six furlong«) the winner of the first two h*ats to titilas fror.i the foul mark. The second race resulted in anothc .Burtfoyne, 110 (Coitilitti). IS to ¡j, even the which somewhat. defeat for and l to 2, won; Anticipate, 110 (Gregory). barn, helped Th»» tramo vrsi featured by c!e¿» the favorite. Timothy , 3 to 1, 6 to 5 and 3 to f., second; Ace of on th« of under a Means Harder Driving guarding part both team*-. Hogan, clover ride from Joeke Aces, 110 (Lang). 7 to *.', 7 to 5 and 3 to 6, There were only five floor bankets Prible, got first money, with Raven.se third. Time, 1:18.. CaWihe S., Plain BUI, Kinnan's plan i's going back to the in entire and m Assume and Perhaps also ran. scored the .jar-'«. (Anderson. Kent ere, also outsiders, sccon two in three heat .system of racing. Loeb and Führer From and tiiird. respectively. Third race (for three-year-olds and up¬ A horse must win two heat«, it calls scoTÍng the floor. Hard luck followed the ward; claiming; rurRe $700; eU furlongs) for harder driving and less laying-up. | Tn the first half Loeb. of Princeton, in the form playet .Trantula, 107 (King). 4 to 1, ti to 6 and scored the only go*-«l from the floor. third event, a claiming afTar 2 to 6, won; Propaganda^ J10 (B. Barnes). will make races shorter and permit of The ]ine-up: at fix furlongs, when Black Baby an 7 to a, 6 to 5 and I to 3. second; Lively. another event each afternoon. Also. Sunrose beat out IOS (Lang), 7 to 1, 6 to 2 and 6 to 5, third. it will to race twice, in CityCollege 18) Prmcctea Slarkader. The wir 1:17 allow starters ¡Position.I». «er paid 4 to and Time. 1-5. Cacambo, Get Em and a as two races will not take as «F.Edelstein .ï'-'ïrtf. 1, Sunrose was í Pickwick also ran. week, F.Klauber .*:»..., good as 3 to 1 for much from a hor3c as one of old ¡R- place. Starkader ra Fourth race (for allow¬ th« \C.Anderson ..:,;.. sluggishly, and Black two-year-olds; all-day-sucker affairs on the three in ID O.Ra«?i.;n .- ¡* Baby, which ances; purse $700; on«' mile).Commander CLxraiHrezr. Kopf, maiden owned by W. F. Knebelkam McMeekin, 105 (Zeller), 11 to "5, 1 to 10 five heat plan. What trotting needs is R. «.Fahrer .Ueb '.performed in a class and out, won; Simplicity, 102 move and this to it. Floor high manner. 3 .to to (MarinelH), pep appear:» supply basketp.Fahrer .".. AntSergon, 1, 4 6 and out, second; Modesty, 102 Another scheme I to 5 (Bowe), to 10, 1 to S and out, sec¬ Con¬ Local Gains Vic¬ ,,(Smith), 1, to 2 find 6 to 5, Heron ond; Cote d'Or, 106 (Pitx), 10 to 2 to Quintet to be handicapped is not mentioned, '¦Kcntmore, 107 7 to 5 to 1, 1 V. Team lo 6 to ipirkens), 1, Z a: and 3 to 6, third. Time, 1:51 1-3. Richard fronts Presidents in Week but it is that the start Niagara Play 6, third. Time, 1:14 1-6. Win A V. also ran. tory After First Half likely standing Roy Ennis, Cortcz. Toy Along, Felix Ï at various distances will be favored, Five , Seventh race Before California Game Basket Games Here Frank Burke, a (for and Ends in 10 to 10 the same as race in the coun- . Acclamation, James thrês-year-o^ds Tic, they old 'Whippoorwlll also ran. upward; claiming; purse $700; one mile NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.. Pee. 17.- and a quarter) Scotch 110 try. Among those mentioned for this Th« ¦j Third raco (purse, $700: for Verdict, are Peter Niagara University basketball '-«am ¿Olds and upward; three-yes (Ponce). 8 to 5, 3 to 0 and l to 3, won; WASHINGTON, Penn., Dec. 17.. The Crescent Athletic Club's basket¬ ¡event Manning, 1:57%; tj'II visit New York clulniing; six furlong Lady I/ongiellow, 101 (Bruenlng), 5 to 2, Arion Guv, 1:59V, ; 2:02\< : f,..r five games with -.Blank Baby, 99 (Scheitel), 4 to 1, 7 tc even and 2 to With but one week of practice left be¬ ball team Graywortby. metropolitan fives .and 7 »o 10. won; Sun Rose. 104 6, second; Gourmand, 116 fore easily defeated the Yale Uni¬ i N-dda, 2:Q3Y«.;¡ 2;03%, and college early in .an- 8 (Chi (B. Barnes), 10 to 1. 4 lo 1 and 2 to 1, his proteges leave for the Pacific Perfscopc, uary. Game:-, will be with J5'. incrs), to 1, :t to 1 and 8 to 5, seoon third. Time, 2:13 4-5. J. Coa3t, Coach Earlc versity five on the New Mooner's court Jeanette Rankin, '2:WV-_. There are a played 'Starkader, 110 (Prlbble), 2 to Ï. 4 to 0 a C. Stone, Devil (Greasy) Ncalc, John's College, ('rencení A ¿«eton '2 to 6. third. Dog, Warlike and Barry Shajinon also ran. continued to hold in last score few others eligible, but the half dozen C, Time, 1:13 3-5. Miss HII; «- his Washington and Brooklyn night. The was Hall, Cathedra! and St. Frai c a i. « mentioned would make a attrac- ¡My, Yeomanete, Red, Haran, Alf Vezli Jefferson players to hard work this 36 to 22, and it was the seventh con¬ great The complete schedule follows: Pullux and Princesa Myrtle also ran. on tion. afternoon College Field. December Î1, *".«,«-. ¿, ¦. Sehne Fourth race (purse, $1.000; Penn Wins secutive victory for the Crescent quin¬ Allowance "«.*., Tulip Quintet The thermometer was down well be¬ Rule Made Universal January (i. Albany Law Pchoo!, .. A Handicap; for all ages; five and a h Iba-?; furlongs).Belle of low freezing, but the footing was again tet. The time allowance rule which T. R»ns.«e*3er I'ol;-. s- Tn-; P, St. JobnV Ellrabethtown, Yale to hr.s ai Brooklyn; 10. Crescent A. «', m £ rouît (Fields), 5 to 2, 3 to 6 and out, won; SI Close Game From miserable. The top of the ground was managed hold the New Moon- caused a lot of trouble will be univcr- .'yn: 1!. .Seton ; .Muffins. 107 5 to crs oven in the first 10 to Hall, ..t So Uli (»range \. .'. (McLaughlin), 2. 3 t< frozen -when the men first went on half, 10, ral next as 1J, Cathedral. -.' r-. and out. second; The Boy, 122 (Robinso it, but year, the National will New York: 13, 3! »ven. 1 to 4 and but before they got their mainly through long shots, ».be col¬ ; abide the same conditions as those '¦'a-; «t Brooklyn; 13; Can lui us .- 7:u«T»r- ¡ out, third. Time, 1:05 £ Score- through were in the by ï.0, Clarkson al .¡Koran also ran. Army; 26-23 scrimmage drill the gridiron was a legians helpless second half which were in force in the American Tech, lioi _*., Si Bonn- heforc the superior venture, a« hora*; r^br-jar^ '.. r-\'c, j-t Fifth raco (purse. messy affair of water, mud and snow. pass-work of the this A horse it3 time al- 5. $700: for ihree-ye Crescents. Yalo was very weak in year. gets home; Detroit. *\ horve, 8, r. y-h<-r.- ¡bids and upward: claiming: six furloni Neale is undaunted by these obstacles lowanee and starts all over again, just College of Opt., at Rochester; D, Mechanic*' .Knd Man, 111 9 to 8 t Vichules Ties Score at Start and shooting from the foul line, on Institute, at TJ. 4 to (Robinson), 2, | continues to state that he will failing as though 'that were hi3 record. Sup- Rochester; 10, -bar*, at )jind 0, won; Ed. Garrison, 105 (Fiele have his eleven on all nine attempts. Geneva; 18, Rochester, al Rochester; ;r .4 to 1, 8 to 5 and 4 to 5, Gol« I of Second right their toes pose the allowance took a horse with St. Jo'in'n. ut :_'t>. 107 second; Half; Graves's when start for The line-up: j !.;>;r.e; St. Bonaventura Chance, (Pribble). 5 to 2, even í they Pasadena next 2:09% back to 2:lf>1,^, putting him in at St. Bona: enture; March I, Allegheny, »' .1 to 2, third. 1:13. Fine Position. Crescent (36) Val? (3_) ho!!": at VBoots, Timo, Gratian. B Work Brings Saturday morning. L. F.Nleklás the 2:16 class. If in his first race ö, Canlslus. home; 7. Ucehanle*' Invincible. Norfolk Belle, Old .". Victory The practice on tho kind of a .Cäswell he Instlrute, at home; 10, Geneva, at horns. field R. . should win in ner, Tacóla, Fitzboodlo and Mack Gar F.Parniele Sctiooamaker 2:13% that would 1.?. Alums!, at hon:»; «M, Rochester Culletp. ran. that the Presidents have C.Robertson . be also WEST POINT, N. Y., Dec. been forced Cooper his mark for the future. This tend? of Opt., st home: If, yt. Franci», at hon-.», 17..In a to T.. G.Stroms . Sixth raco (purse, $700; for close and use is not conductive to the proper Haas to fit horses nearer where they should three-yr exciting oasketbali contest R. G.Griffin . Kernan olds and upward; claiming; mile and (i of training for the field on which they race, balancing up the fields and yards).Dotph, 105 2 to University Pennsylvania beat the will Goal.« from floor.Parmelc Barker doing (Pribble), 1, 3 I score meet California January 2, for (1), away with virtual walkovers. Court ream and 1 to -3, won; Hocnir, 105 (SchefC Army to-day, final Ponn, 20; are certain í-t). Robertson (2), Griffin (2), Nicklas, Lafayette ;*, to 1, even and 2 to 0, Start Army, 23. Penn, out in they to b,ave sunny skies /IcclfhcLcik^ Ictcjkle SchoonmaUer (4), Cooper (.I). Haas (3*. Talk of classifying horses by the 114 second; going front at and a firm Kernan Goals (Kennedy), 7 to 2. 6 to 5 and 3 t< the start, stayed there a mar¬ gridiron wh^ they clash (-). from foul.Purmele amount won appears to be dying out. Trounces third. Time, 1:44. Br by slight with Smith's men. (7), Barker (8). .Substitutions.Crescent. Susquehauua ltmah and Navajo, Sibola. gin-until the finish exéept for a brief Andy However, Bar!;"!- for although it is a good scheme. Maybe Fair and "Warmer also ran. moment at the the Red and Black has not seemed this ¡A. C,: Xlcklas, Nicklas for it would make too much work for the EASTON, Pa.. Dec. 17.-The Lafay¬ Seventh race beginning of the second Griffin, Stannard for Patínele, Dainahee for ette basketball won (purse, $700; for thi half, when Vichules's field yeay to mind any kind of footing, going Nicklas«, Griffin for Slmms. Yale: Bur- turf moguls, that appears to be the College team its .year-olds and upward; claiming; mile j goal tied the well on for third consecutive when 'fifty yards).Loveliness, 90 score at 12.12. equally dry or wet fields. Miss bridge Kernan, Munger for Haas, Ohley main objection. The present plan of game to-day (McLaugh! Lands fur <'as«.vell for for the live wa.« ñ Neale has his "Met" CasWell, Ohleyl Kernan Susquehanna to 1, 2 to 1 and even, won; Tony B« At half time it was kept players going I not counting records made within two University 106 4 to 7 to Penn, 12; Army, all Waiiiwright liurbrldge. Hi'as for Munger. Referee. defeated, Üti to 1«J. (Scheffel), I, 0 and 7 pretty hard this Lafayette to ¡ 10. Graves'8 line work was re- j week for the rea- Deering, Columbia. Umpire.Car.h. X. Y. weeks before a meeting is a laughable gained second; Foster Embry, 105 (Walls), 7 t largely son that next week the be (.". Time of obstruction to the load in the early part of the battle ¡.i to 6 and 1 to 6, third. Time, 1:42 sponBible for Army's defeat, practice may halves.Twenty minutes. progress. ar.d was Speedy Lady, the cadets although curtailed somewhat, duo to the term Title in 50-Yard -> At never headed. Sugarniint, Dixie Girl missed many easy shots, and jÍ Swim Race Columbus, Ohio, Charley Valen¬ the diminutive for¬ -Crumpsall also ran. Roosma's hitherto fine work end examinations. tine, who is one of the most active and Johnny Longaker, a from the « I Five ward, was the star of foul line was Wesleyan Beats Out successful drivers in the has the game, net¬ especially wretched to- business, ting live field goals, some from difficult National day. Star Gains Stevens Team 26-24 eighteen head which he is considering angle?. Collegiate The j Meets W. and J. Young Victory for the ne:tt on line-up: Lafayette The by campaign big and little The line-up: Pos. Army. Univ. of in Harlem Y. M. H. A. "Wesleyan University basketball tracks. Juno, is the veteran Set Dee. I !«. Penn. I At Polo Grounds in team made a sDurt 2:02%, Poe. Lafayette (36) S::_-.;_»h__*is ' Iti) Meeting F.Vichules . 1922 sensational in the S The sixteenth K. Huntzingev pacer of the organization, and among L. Cot» annual convention F.Roosma . second half of its with F.Longaker. '¦¦ the National C.Dabezies Rosenast. EASTON, Pa.. Dec. 17..It was an¬ Pool After Hard Tussle game Stevens the others are these: Petrovsky, R. V..Crate. Bannon * Collegiate Athletic . Graves nounced here Institute last and nosed out sociation will be L. G.Forbes ". Mlll-r officially this evening night, just 2:08V¿, a trotter that Murphy tried; C.Brennan. liogowlc. held in the H R. that had the by a score of 26 to at L. <:.Reeves ¦. Cinttne* |'«' New G.Wood.Vogolin Lafayette concluded negotia¬ Engineers 24, Torbey, a Dillon trotter, now R. (Capt v Astor, York City, on Thursi Score.Penn., tions with Miss Helen Wainwright, of the New Castle Point. Stevens led at the Axworthy C.Kins.tCapL) Rayue. fc December 26; Armv. 28. Goals from Washington and Jefferson end five, and with a in 29. The morning sesi field.Vichules, ï; Roôsma, .! ; Forbes, 4; whereby the two football teams would York Women's S. A., fifteen years old, of the first half, 17 to 12, but Captain three-year-old trip Goal from floor..Lonjraker fío. Iteeví" H will begin at 10 o'clock. Both morr Huntulnger, Rosenaat, Graves, 4; Mill»r, 2; meet on the won the A. A. U. Robertson's 2:03^.; Fraginia (5), 2:15%, by Man- (3>, Crate (2), Brennan «.*«, IIov ell. Bun- Vogelin. Goals from Polo Grounds, New York Metropolitan 50-yard groat work put Wesleyan Esther now noil and afternoon sessions will be of foul-.Koosma, 2 out November senior in the in front in the second rico: O'Donna. three, with (2), Rayner. Ro«-roswimming championships period. With a trial of and counted Reeve;; (10). Cole (7), Rogo-Tic:: to the presentation of 10. CO-foot of 2:10% upon for . rep« Substitutes.Dessin for Rosonast; Ros- ©v four big games Lafayette expects to pool the Harlem Y. W. H. A. the score tied at 24.24, Robertson the Substitutes.Lafayette. Hep* for '. and miscellaneous business. At onast for Dessin. Timo of halves.Twenty have on its schedule next last night. shot two successive foul stakes; Wrack, 2:07%, a pacer that dowry for Brennan, Howell for'lilnf: Sue to be minutes. Umpire.Tom Thorpe, Columbia. year and also goals for the has been a quehanna, Graybill for Cole, Thomas fo dinner, served at 6:30 o'cl A. means that the Easton The title race, listed as the feature racing quite bit; Sammy there will be Referee.C. Reed, Springfield. collegians will victory. R., a trotter with re¬ Gafiaey, Lrigiis for Rayner. Kefvee.Bi addresses by several not meet Fordham in New York. Ford- I of the fiist indoor water carnival of -p*-"-- line-up: 2:10%. and highly blehelmer. Timo of halves.Î0 minutes. tinguished speakers, to ba folio ham the season for to garded. 8:15 released Lafayette from a tenta¬ | mermaids, brought >..*. KVesleyun (2ft) Stevens (24) *?bout by an informal discus Virginias' Game Date Set tive date on the Polo Grounds in order j the mark four contenders and proved f.. F.Davenporl... Kurt» Brook Volo Looks Promising of intercollegiate MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Dec. 17..- that the a bnttale from start to finish. R. F.Robertson. Bettman Southern Owuer§ athletics, especi latter might schedule Wash¬ royal « There is more aged stuff and several League \ football. The annual football game between and Miss wa-s hard all r.Moore. Laderie Ï the chief West ington Jefferson, Wainwright pressed L. G.Conway. Roth colts, one of which Valentine thinks Among items of bust: Virginia and Virginia universi¬ In view of the reputation of the two the way by three team mates, the R. well of Brook liaise Limit will be the report of the ties next has been set G.Friç.ke. Hlgley being Volo. that will be Player j presid year for Novem¬ teams, both having finished this sea¬ Misses Gertrude Ederle, Aileen Riggin i'loov baskets.Robertson (3), shaped for the two-year-old stakes and MEMPHIS. Ter.n., Dec. 17..South**» who has represented the associatioi ber 18 at it has been an¬ son and Conway Association baseball club owners a: the Morgantown, by winning all their games and the Florence Briscoe, who reached the (3), Davenport, Parsons, Bettman (;.;). Hig- futurities. Cuy Mac, a year older, is a ' nounced. The ley (3). Kurts. Goals j Olympic committee. The ques game between the Moun¬ further fact that each is expected to line in this order, less than one from foiil.Robert¬ and intended for the their annual meeting here voted t<* must be settled as to taineers and and Lee will yard son (10), Kurtz (10). Cuy Axworthy raise tie limit from fifteen tu Association joining Washington present strong aggregations next fall separating first and last. Substitutions.Rtevens, Armstrong' for senior colt races. player J Olympic which has 1 take place at Charleston, October 21. the game is considered one. of the best This is t'ne more remarkable in that Roth; Wesleyan. Parsons for Rus- has sixteen players, to abolish the three "organized, as also the further sell for Conway, Ramey Macey gone back into the ques that will be. played in New York next the time was 30 2-5 seconds, or within Parsons. Referee.O'SUeu, "West and will train for John E. Mad¬ year rule which prohibited the clubf i whether this association shall De year. Point. Time, of halves.-jo ¡game from a more than La Salle Five Wins one-fifth of a second of the mark which miryites. den and E. T. Bedford. is a retaining player for part in an effort to an Ramey a division organize The De La won the national title for Miss Thar» hand a three years, and agreed to letic federation, as proposed Salle Instituto Five de- | pretty good with trotter and all the in the of by feated the Seaton Hall 26 to on lotte Boyle last spring. Fordham Game comes to it as his Gua among clubs league , Secretary of War. Prep, IG, Postponed naturally, dad, the rhe former's Falco Soccer won the gate receipt- of the pos:-se»60)' a courts yesterday after¬ Players Ethel Baker Easy Victor Owing to the difficulty of securing Macey, Futurity with Beu- series between the Southern and Texa» . noon. Close of the winners the 1,800 Students in Court Lea« guarding Lose to Coats A swim for a suitable court, the Fordham Univer- getta, Kentucky with Colorado E., League panant winners. featured the contest, the Seaton Hall Eleven 220-yard juniors was the M. & M. and many other stake-- te COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 17.-\ held without a PAWTUCKET, R. Dec. 17..The decided on timo, all the starters sity-Cathedral College basketball game with The league «Jircctor«* also recided men boys being single field I., being .Spanish Queen and a number of raise waiver from Í300 t« approximately 1,800 participa goal in the first half. J. & P. Coats soccer team beat the c]ockod individually, and the nine las- which was scheduled for last night has notable events. the price in twenty-four leagues with a tota Falco A. sie» from the New York W. been Ramey will have $500. C. by 3 to 1 ¡n an American S. A. who postponed until to-morrow even- a good stable and should cut a 142 teams, intramural basketball League game here before took part showed form. The game will be at figure Under the agreement as io pcist- under at New to-day 1,500 exceptional ling. played "the! with such material as Kernel (3), way Ohio State. The sc: Orleans Entries people. Coats led at half time by 1 to 0 Little Ethel Baker, the twelve-year- Manhattan Casino. Sillidar se-trton treries receipts the penant-win- .'"die calls for 500 games before the (MONDAY) scored who Bob old marvel, covered the distance at 2:03%; (3), 2:07%~, Eunice n.ing organization will receive 33 pe« of the season. by Weall, replaced Bolle (3), 2:08%; Bahía, 2:10%: *wii'¡ Enrollment for bas First race (purse $700; claiming; maiden Millar at inside left. the clinking pace of 3 minutes 11 scc- English Football Result» cent of the pet-season receipt', ball is approximately one-third hca tv-o-year-olds; six furlongs).»Plunella, »Í; The omis and won easily. Her closest rival Laughter (2) 2:19%., sister to Peri¬ the remaining öö per cent to be sp.it a .Rosa Lee, 06; Stola, »6; Far 109; line-up: LONDON, Dec. 17..De.wsbury, of the and some than year ago. Intramural sports Sight. Position. J. & P. Coats was Miss Ethel McGary, thirteen, who Northern scope, 2:03%, young things in equal fihare3 and distributed among «in of Accordant, 10S; Prudence, 101; Kèdgwick, (3) Palco (I) Rugby Union, defeated the by Siliko or out of mares that seven charge Grant P. Ward, as 110; »Paul O.-...Whalen . W. did 3 minutes 16 seconds". by tho other club owner?. >ant Micou, 101; Billy Button», 106; R. Gray Australasians team this afternoon, 13 horse. members o: varsity football coach. Daisy Fields, 96; Ever Bold, 108: »Wllie.v, B.Reynolds . Loga n Miss_ Aileen Riggin, the youthful to 6. Of the players on!;,* the »9: Hot h. B.Sanderman . Lucille :*' Spur, 107; Brtarellff, 106; Black R. lí. Fredette Olympic fancy diving champion, distln- Bingen, that sold for $20,000 the championship team will share Track, 105; Hermoden, 105. B_Gallngher . Smith OTHER RESULTS after her C. II. B....Mclntosh gui.-,hed herself in a 50-yard back* London Irish. .0: London record mile in 2:03%, turn; the distribution <>i the poît-seis«-«* t Havana Entries Second race (purse ISOO; claiming: for I,. H. B-Brookes .K. dray stroke swim. Scottish, IT;: out to be the most and »is ., ... Downlf She led home by half a Harlequins, lG; Richmond. 12; Blackheath, expensive broodmare money. "V Flrai. race four-year-old« upward; furtougs). 0. j the » (purse. $700; for three-: St. Just, 110; Pretender, 115; Charles J. 1. R.Kershaw. Hall body length her closest opponent, Mis3 11; Rosslyn Park, 0; Llanelly. 3; Aberavon, in land. She will not stand up foi -*<>lds; claiming; six, furlongs).»Cat Craigmlle, 116: Hor-eb, 11G; «Rivulet, 107; It.Calmey . Molr Holen Wainwright, in 40 1-5 seconds. 0; Leicester, 11: Brintol. 14; Cardiff, S ; training, so she has been sent to Lex¬ 99: . . :\. "'.Tlrl, "Mabel Reynolds, 99; »Tough .Harry Rudder. 110; »Iron Boy, 110; Serv¬ 1. C.l.appln. Dovrdal) A 'Guys- Hospital, 10; Moseley, 3: Bath, 11; to Williams to Use Six- I*.Weall . 100-yard free style for ington be bred to Etawah or Tight. 102; »Prog Logs. 104; »Cork. ice Star. 116: .Princess Lou, 107; American O. Foster handicap Northampton, 19; Coventry, 0: Neath, 34; Guy ..All Aglow. 107; »Planterede, Cr L.äheppard . W. Dowdail members of the New York W. S. A. Penarth, "; 22,¦ Axworthy. 100: 97; Rose, 112; Fleer. 110; »My First, 110; The Newport, Drldgend. 3; "lay, Lutmeme. 112; Tony, 112; Decision, 116; »Back Bay, 110; »Gloom, Referfce.3. Veinberton. Linesmen.J). brought to light a new child swimmer ¡Plymouth Albiuii, 7; Pontypooi. 3 Bridge- » Man Hockey Team ..II. 112; Pokey B.. 115. 107; Broncho Billy, 113. Burns (Coats) and P. Hvmiman (Falco). of brilliant promise in Aileen watiir, -ti; United .Service», 8; Liverpool. Soccer Results WILLIAM.STOVÏX, Mass., Dec. Second race (purse, $700: for throe-; Goals for Coats: By Weall (2) and ten years old. She took O'Mara, 3; Birkenheud. 29; Edinburgh Acads, ;i English sched¬l^j ida; claiming; six Third race (purse $600; claiming; for pard. For Falco: By \V. Bnwdall. ähep¬ the final heat Edinburgh, 9; Stewartonlans, 4; 'Wu.tsoii- ENGLISH LEAGUE. Altl.ough the Williams hockey furlong«).»Bil four-year-olds and upward; six furlongs). of Time .after competing in trials and a semi¬ ian«.-, 0; Old Blueu. C London FÏRST DIVISION season has not bee- '94; Tawscnthu. 107: Light Fantastic, .War halves.Forty-live mi.iut.es. We.'sh, 0. Birmingham ï, Sheffield T\ ! Blackburn ule for the coming .Counsel, 110: George W.. Be: Pennant. 110; Safranor, 103: Bee's final.in 1 minuto 41 2-5 seconds, or I SCOTTISH LBSA-GUB. 1ST a array of oppo¬ ilO: n0; Wing, 113; IClngllng IT, 110; Loya. 107; Fly DIVISION R. 1. Bolton W. 2; Bradford City 1, Trenton announced, Btrong »Doctor Shaffer. 110; lluen. 110; Paper, 107: Goldston«. 110; Tiger Rose, faster time than she made in the qual¬ Aberdeen, 2; Motherwell, 0; Albion Rov-1 X. E. 0; Cardiff G. 0; Hudderslield T. 0; nents will be faced by the Put».* .ussion, 112; Chimera, 112. 112; Donatetlo. 115; Madras Gingham. 107; Williams Basketball ifying tests. ¡era, 0; Rangers, j; Celtic, «j «.riyd.-ba.nl.-, Liverpool L'. Manchester V. 1 Maneheatei Games have already been hooked wrS" Third race (purwe. $700; for three-: .bond. 110; Th« Trump. 113; »Corkey 0; Dumbarton. :.': Dundee, o; lvikirk. 7; City 2, Bvcrton 1: Middleibioutfh ¦*. Mum- and A»* old» and up\»jf.rd W., Mrs. Crittenden ..iorton. 0.; Hamilton A., Ayr Unltea ley 1; Newcastle Aston Villa Old- Yale. Weit Point. Columbia claiming; five u 110; »Vansylvia, 107 r »Beau Brummel II, Team Now Wins Plunge " U. 1, 2; been «.. Half furlongs) .'War T«. 101; *»Curr 110; Squlr« Charlie, 115. Complete Hearts, 4: Alrdrieoniuns, tí; K-ilmarnocl», hum Athletic 7'. Arsenal 1; Tottenham 11, heist. Cantain Becket has 109; Wedge wood, 109; »Carl Roberts, Mass.. Dec. Youngsters figured prominently niso _; Raith Hovera, 2; Patrick Thistle, 0, i'lit-'isca. P; West Brom A. Sunder- the" of tire team tno- Fourth race (purse $700; allowances; for W1LLIAMSTOWN, 17.-- in a for Clyde. 1; Queens Park, 1: '¿\\ 2, rccting practice ¦. Truant, ill; Sugarmint. lit. Appi Coach Shanahan is well | plunge distance. While Mrs. Hibernians, 3; lyripl 1. far, as no coach has been nameö 111; .Blatseaway, 112. two-year-olds; six furlongs).Trico. 109; pleased with Lonnie of St. Mirren. 1 : Third Lanar'.;, 2. DIVISION 11Í; »Pleasant, Silvcrton, 105; Bobbed Hair. 112; Orlselda, the basketball prospects at Crittenden, the New York SCOTTISH LEAGUE, 2D DIVISION" SECOND Joe Peacock, of Pittslreld. » «: race Williams W. S. secured yet. «e»" Fourth (purse, $700: for three- 10»; Mary Maxim, 102; Stock Pin. 112«*, College this season, and after two A., first with a ¿»lide of Alloa, 3; East Stirling. 1; Bathgate, 1; Blackpool 1. Bradford 1; Bury 6, Lei¬ pected to take charge of tne olda and upward; claiming; mi Jake Berger, 113. weeks of he has 55.6 feet, Miss Georgia Wilson, fifteen, Rrosburn. I; Honens, 0; St. Bernard. 1; cester City 1: S'ulhum 2. Clapton Orier.t 0; .Roseate, SS; »War Plumo. 103: .* practice made the final and Miss Doris Cowdenbeath, 4; Johnstone, 0; Dundee« Hull City 2, Notts County 0; Leeds United after the holiday». 'Í111, 104; "Melvin, Fifth race (purse $700; allowances: for cut in hia Nine men O'Mara, twelve, earned 0, P. Bristol use the six-man t«» 107; Harlock, three-year-olds and ono squad. have been the with 51.8 Hlbs. t: Steuhoútemuir. 1: East Fife, 0;! Cryatal 0; Nottingham ü\ 1, Williamswill »Trooper. 111. upward; mile). retained, eight of these places and 51.6 feet, re- DunferiTillne, 2; Kings Park, CO; Portvale 2, Barnsley 3: Hotherlum this instead of the King's Champion, 10»; Lucky B., 109; players hav¬ spectively. 3; Arbroath, I Stahe 0: The year ¦»e«11'.:." Fifth race (Cuban Bred Cuba Vr, Incog, 106; Hubey Baker, 109; Mysterious ing enjoyed previous experience on the '.; St. Johnstone, :',; Armadale. 0; Vale of! County 0, Wednesday-Cov¬ team as has been the cane in the p»»\ ;«it*kes. second part; $10,000 added Girl, 106. varsity. A couple of freshmen The summaries: Helen Wainivright Leven, 4; Glackmanan, Í!; Poxfar, 1; Loch- entry C, not reported; 3. Shields 0. Wal- The is being . may be 00-yard swim 0. verhampton W. 2: West llatn C. 5, Derby six-man system «cwo-year-olr1»; mile) tArtemisa, Sixth Race added to the list when (Metropolitan A. A. XJ. gelly, C 1. * American coliec--»dj>F' ol* entry. < Arbor, 100; Blasonry, Riggin. X. Y. W. S¡. A., third. i;j Halifax 1: vs. Town, .» JC. Wilson will his old Timo, second; Mists Grace, Baer, N. Y. Vf. S. A. Norwich City, 1; Worksap Town, *.'; Darlington Grimsby the leao Armouia. Stabla entry. 111; Johnny Overton, 106: »Alcatra*., 100; play guard position 0:"-0 2-5. ("I third. Nelson. not played; Ilartlepools V. 0, Wiganboro 0; Bryant High School, one of »She Devil, 103; »Lady tvard, 103; Thir¬ with Boynton, who worked with him in for s.), Time, ,1:41 2-5. 1; Swansea T.. 2; Bristol R., 0; Merthy T., Sisth race (purse, $1,000; ill: Plunge distance.Won by Mise > 0; Darlington,, 0; Uehington, 1; Lincoln City 1. Accrlngton 1; Nelson vs, ing contenders for the Reí teen, Counterbalance, HI; »Miss Fon¬ the back court a year ago, the Ijonie Crittenden, X. Y, W. S. A., 55.6 Stalybridgo Barrow, not played; Daly Bridge C. vb. oi"*"-._¦_. '..Handicap; for all ages; mile and g taine. 100; Napihaltus. Ill; filling Celtic. 0; Mansfield T., I; Walsall, 1 ; basketball championship , leenth).-Eleanor S., 103: Sea Prince, Dr. »Maohlavelli, position again. Fargo is the feet; Miss Georgia Wilson, X. Y. W. S. A., Alberts Retains Title Orlmsby T.,- 1; Tufnell Park, 1; North¬ Southport, not played: Trantnere. R. 0, freshmenQ"ee^;.»" 100; Your.g Adam, 111; Campbell, 111; center leading 51.8 feet, second; Mise Doris X. Y. I Lancaster StocUport C. 2; Walsall vs. Rochdale, not feated the City College Sailor, 104; Lackawanna, 110; M¡ Car, 111. candidate, although Jayne. the W. S. A.. 51.6 O'Mara, PLAINFIELD, N. -T., Dec ampton, 1; Town, 0; Wrertham, on the latter-, «oort Idol, 114, new man feet, third 17.Anthony Newport County. 0; Gilllngham, 3; St. I played; Wrexhum vs. Durham City, not close game ; Seventh race (purse $700; claiming: for only on tho squad, is push¬ 320-yard swim.Won by Miss Ethel ]0;Albans played. The final score was 29" «g . Seventh race (purse, for < him hard. Baker, X. Y. W. Alberts, of Scotch Plains, titleholder, City, 1; Southport C, 1; Coventry! night. t0 $700; three-year-olds and upward: one mile and ing S. A.; Miss Ethel Mc¬ defeated Arthur City, ,0. THIRD DIVISION. SOUTHERN SECTION The score at half time wil 1' *, ear-olds and upward; claiming; mil a sixteenth).»Ballybel!, 106; »The Colleen Blackmear, regular forward a Gary. X. Y. W. S. A., second; Mis« Lillian Hofheimer, of North an eighth).»Bianca, 99; »Tokaion W Oltle year ago, Stoddard, X. Y. W. S. Plainfield, a RUGBY NORTHERN UNION Aberdare 0, Reading 1 ; Charlton A. 1 with Bryant in the lead. ' Sawn, 106; Wood, 111; Little Ed, is sur© of A., third. challenger, to-day in 100- -103: »Summer Sigh. 102: II< »Joe Joe. 106; On his old position. Hyde and 3:11. Time, bird match Barrow, 10: Brougbton, 8: BranUy, C; Queen» Park R. 1 ; Luton Town 1. Mill- Chrjetie 111; High, 108; Harvest at the Arrowhead Rod and . 104; »Crumpaali. HO; »Harry M. Stt King, 111; L'Enjoleur, 111; Old Faithful, Wightman are fighting it out for th 50-yard back-stroke swim.Won by Miss Gun Club Mult. 3; Featherstotie. 7; V.'akcfleld, B;( wall 0; Newport C, vs. Swansea Town, not Yale Loée» at Hot-kef 119. 108; »Zone d'Armee, 109; King other forward berth. Pease and Aileen Riggin, X. Y. W, S. A.; grounds lor the tri-county Huddersfteld, 6: Batley, 5: Hull Kingston, played; Northampton vs. Southampton, not Trojan. Kelogg, Miss Helen for York. 7; Hunslet. 20; Bradford, S;l Norwich C. vs. and H. A Dec. *». 106; »Jerry, 106; »Link Boy, 106; Crimson two substitutes last are both Wainwright, X. Y. W. S. A.. second; Ml«! challenge fcrophy ti*aD shooters of ¡tí; played; Brighton PHILADELPHIA. !«.^ ?Five pound* »Hoi Rambler, 103: Serbian, III; winter, Ethel Baker, X. Y. W. S. A., Union, Somerset and Middlesex coun¬ Keig.iler. 0; Oldham, 5; S_lford. 4; Wigan. not played; Plymouth A. 4, South End U Cnv Use hockey team to-nig. *p{/«*«aticci **Rich**He_, 19«. shewing up well in tlnflback court. third. Time-. St. Helen's Rees, 0: Portsmouth vs. T.. not Qucker claimed« ftüowaace «. a_nVe_. 0:10 1-5. ties. Alberts made a score of ij; 81; Leigh, Swinton. 8; Merthyr played; the Yele University «».«. .Apprc'§|4gp | J0«-yard swim 92 to 91 14; Halifax. .4: WaTiington, 14; Leed«, «j; Swindon T. vs. Gillinghiini, not play#d, defeated (handicap).Won b> Miss for his opponent. Widnes, :«>; St. tóelem,. 4. Watford 0, Dexter City 0. gosls to 1.