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••••• A TJBW ^6ftK BBBAIJ>, fcoyp£% JAiffiAftV a, i6U. 6**1 9 CHESS • SHOOTING • TOOTBALL © BRSEBALLf NEWS IT- • •»" WINS TITLE ON Golfers Vote For and LEADS IN FOUR Annual Automc Against'Foursome Play YALE CHESS TEW E AT SOGKER To Be of Pi EVENTS AT TRAPS TO HEAR PLAYERS Interest of the Public on th< Twenty-Four Express Preference for Four Ball Matches for Columbia Breaks Even in Last Round, Despite Steady Rain A. W. Allison Clan McDuffs Roll Up Total of 13 • • Promises Well fo ^erre Lorillard, Jr., Defeats C Suy­ the Lesley Cup; Only Four Being for the Requests of New Federation Will M M but Loses Intercollegiate Title Shows Cfood Form In Larch- Goals While They filank Durin dam Cutting, 3 Sets to 1, for Present System. Formally Submitted to National 1 «• by 5}4 to 2*/2. mont Shoot. Opponent* If the interest which, the pubUo mi Club Championship. redeem it by an extraordinary recovery, or Commission To-Morrow. Le-ghton Calkins, president of the Plain- fested in the exhibits on the opening" « i the aide is penalised. However, this com­ Steady rain again greeted local trap field Country Club, adds an interesting SFor the second time in the history of the Against a short handed team of the CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sunday.-The arrltif «( its run is any Indication the Fourtee parison only applies to a team of two • chapter to the controversy concerning the Intercollegiate chess tournaments played •hooters yesterday, but the wind was by Anglo-Saxon Socker Football Club in a here to-day of Ban Johnson, president «C Annual National Automobile Show, i players. When more than tiro players are [SPECIAL DESPATCH TO TH» IBMIpJ advisability of substituting four ball for byf the members of the C. H. Y. P. iio means as strong as on Saturday, and second division championship game of the American League; John Heydler, see* m progress at Grand Central Palace, TrxBDo PARK, N. Y.. Sunday-Pierre •team it makes little deference what League, with wMioh Columbia. Harvard. |n consequence very creditable scores were the New York State Amateur League retary of the National League, and "Btr. JWiHard, Jr.. defeated C. Suydam Cutting foursome play In the tri-city contests for on a prova the most «ucoee*ful ever held. Fi the Lesley Cup by making public the re-form of match is *^"J**%£ Yale and Princeton are affiliated, Yale •hot. Up at the Larohroont Yacht Club at Emerson Field yesterday afternoon ney" Drey/uss, president of the Pittsburg f*w til* Tuxedo Club championship title In the time the doors were opened at < piles of the metropolitan player, he asked Playing ^«; ***** SK2£ carried off premier honors and the inter­ traps, where fourteen men reported for club of the National League, is but » fofe. ; court tennis on the courts of the Tuxedo Che Clan McDuff eleven set a new mark e'clock Saturday afternoon until they * to express a preference. It is more than Ual in a team match, j^^"^ collegiate cup by defeating Columbia in the weekly competitions, averages were runner of a>jneeting of the National B^, 'Tennis and Racquet Club to-day, three for high scoring for the season of 1913- closed at half-put ten *<^J*£ a vear ago since Mr. Calkins conceived Uon Is in reality a contest to determine the supplementary matoh to break the tie pnly a trifle smaller than usual. The most ball Commission here to-morrow ^ sets to one. The match was witnessed by 1914 when they ran up the unusual total of there was a ateady stream .of special meTdea of sounding the Players on the which of the three ^»"£»"» £ successful contestant was A. W. Allison, probably will make baseball history. Ths toners w»» tomhl between them, the second half of which 13 goals. In the meantime they kept the flowing through the —im~ -many who had «ome to Tuxedo for out- best golfers as a body. Therefore, the who won four of the eight events from a meeting will mark the nrst appearance on m subject He received twenty-eight replies was contested at tbe rooms of the Man­ Anglo-Saxon squad of eight players from ^ Thaaamber of persons who placedor tdoor sports but were forced to change four ball match, singles or even medal short handicap. Ralph Spotts, for the the National Commission of John K.^ . their programmes owing to the tinfavw- twenty-four being favorable to tft»« four hattan Chess Club yesterday afternoon. crossing their goal mouth. The best team * for «.uverie* of cars wae ao great i play should be used, as the Individual eighth time In succession, had the best Tener, Governor of Pennsylvania, recently *able weather. To-dar'a match was one of ball contest, while only four votes Were Columbia did much better than in the record of the season was made by the the manufacturers and dealer. *>P« • the best seen on the Tuxedo courts in a game is given more of a test. The four­ •cratch score for the day, but his margin elected president of the National League. registered in favor of retaining the four- first round at the Faculty Club on Satur­ argaV , • j, Germans last September, when they tal­ long time. some will not improve the quality of a this time was only one point Orfe of the most important matters «a somes, day, and on this occasion made an even lied 12 goals In a game against a full team be considered by the "supreme court" <|, While the show was closed yester The first *et was a long one, the score man's play, nor do I think It can be made TMS refers merely to the metropolitan score, each team, winning one game, while A team shoot against the Greenwich baseball will be the requests of the Bass. the exhibitors made good use of D I going to • all. Mr. Lorillard finally won of eleven players. ^S!SSZ bow-er, points out Popularby continuing its use inM*e Lesley the other two were drawn. With Satur­ Country Club squad had been arranged ball Players' Federation. The players wft 1 out at »-8. The second went to Mr. golfers. competition. RALPH PETERS, Jr.' Yesterday's contest, which was waged time in putting the finishing touches by the Larchmont members, but the Con­ be represented by "Dave" Fultz, president ' Cutting easily, *-3L Wit* nonoro even at that a vote of the Pennsylvania players "I am in favor of four ball matches day's score of 8& to % Yale won wl|h a in a semi-snow and rain storm on a field of their organization; "Jake" Daubert, af some of the displays and all of the lc where a tejrt of golf such as this is sup­ necticut men failed to put in an appear- j the beginning of the third set Mr. Cut­ taken at about the same time showed only grand total of 6^ to PA, and this in spite three Inches In mud, was a feast for fol­ Brooklyn; John Henry, of Washlngtoa; ends will be gathered up by the time ting had a streak of bard luck and Mr. posed to bef occurs. I like to play two bail "Jack" Miller, of St. Louis, and Ray Csl. one vote out of eighteen In favor of the of the fact that Columbia won the en­ lowers of the McDuff Clan, who love to •how opens this morning. lorillard took the set by a score of fr-1. foursomes. No opinion Is hazarded as to foursomes Sunday afternoons, when I am lins, of Boston.^"" tired and enjoy them, but I don't fancy the counter in the tournament proper by the The summaries :— From the showing of complete cars The fourth and deciding set,- was nip and see the pigskin go sailing through the The Players* Committee will leave f«r the sentiment of the golfers of Massachu­ beet team always wins, as it should do, in odd game. January Oup (Handicap)—Twenty-five Clay down through the accessories and pt tuck all the way. It went to 5 al! before Birds.—D. P. McMation, (2) 20; R. L. Spotts, opponents* net. From the very outset the Cincinnati-this morning and will confer setts, who make up the third leg in the tri- a four ball. JOHN REID, Jr." The championship, which has been Mr. Lorillard could get a commanding (0) 24; R. K. Spotta, («) 24; P. 8. Sheldon, (6) 23; Clans began cannonading, and in the with the National Commission to-morro». exhibits utility Is the outstanding feati city contests, but it is generally under­ "1 do not consider foursomes furnish a Mr. Fultz last nigQit said:— 'lead. He won out at 7—5. played for twenty-two years, was first A. L. Burns, (3) 28; B. M. Uigginson, (2) 28; K. Even most of the "show cars" were pi stood *h»t Massachusetts is more in favor better test of team play than four ball Howland, (7) 22; A. E. Rauney, (2) 22; W. E. ninety minutes of play the ball was sel­ "We hope to complete the conferea# It was the thirteenth consecutive year matches, or that they tend to improve won by Yale in 1901. Tbe members of this Ferguaon, (8) 21; A. W. AOUaon, (2) 21; T. J. tical vehloles, designed .for a specific i of the foursomes than either Pennsylvania dom out of Anglo-Saxon territory. At half not later than Tuesday night in order thg 1 'of the club championship at Tuxedo. The the quality of one's play.

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