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The track- men win do their work ea GET OPTION ON GARDEN? FOLWELL The FAVORITE^ YALE COACHSTORY A RUMOR HARVARD TRACK MEN OUT. the outdoor wooden track Bear tb* I * . looker Oreat Interest also irw NASSAU TO HOLD PEACE GONFBRENGE CANADIAN BASK^ . building. Dr. for — shewn in Harvard's effort to start MS* Promoters Run •elief General that Will Ae H. L. Wllllama No M in ' 'Chicago May Slx^ .Hti- Says Agree- sixty flieport Practice again among the uadergradoatss. - •. Too. bay Cyelo Race Next Fall. Pennsylvania Coach-. ment Has Been Reaohed. Coxing Sftarts, nig squad reported at the i Charley 'Wlilta. the Ugt-.twi^^, . AMATEUR TOURNEY The fight of the Chicago six-day bicy- MEETS TOMORRW Btwial to The Hew Jortt Timet. BALL TEAM liOSES MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 3.—Dr. Bpfttiai to Tie 2Vno 7ork TtaMt. came out to Cambridge and spArred for cle race promoters against the men who PHIIjUJBLPHIA, Penn., Jan. 8.-- H. L. WilUams, UnlTeraity of Minne- CAMBR-IXJB, Maaa., Jan. 3.-Wlth a few moments with Arctile RoesevVIt, son of Colonel Roosevelt, irtio was tb* control In the Bast assumed WhUe no definite action was ti^en sota football rettnmed to Minne- the openbijT of college today after the cycle racing Vf ootidi, best boxer at Cambridge in the late- larger proportions yesterday, when the the Football Committee of the Univer- apolis today, after two weeks' visit in holiday rcseaa. H^rrard's track season '70s. The footlMll men made tbe Garden City Gets Cham- National Commission Announces Qrescent A C. Breakis Two 'beet'j Open Western men made tentative plans to sity oi Pennsylvania In relation to the the £;ast. When questioned relative to besan In earnest. Captain Bill Bing- representative showing at txaing.to^' day, R. Parson, Harte, Souar. 'WnlMT enter the local field and conduct a race selection o( a football coach at its a report i that the -Tale commTttee ap- ham and Coaches Donoran and EUery pionship and Englewood Date for Clearing Up Years' Record of Hainilton and Weatherhead all reporUog t* tBs.' at Madison Square Garden next Decem- meeting held tonight, the Impressloti is pointed to select a coach for 1916 had Clark wel "omed more than eixty 'Varsity boxing instructors. the Junior. ber. Details.' general that Bob Folwell will be the Boys in Camej decided to name him for the work, be and fresbrion athletes at Soldiers' Field, at once started for the Evans Thomas P. Convey, the Chicago i>ro- man chosen. JJeither Folwell nor any said he beUeved the report was pre- and work was Billy Boxing CommlssloiMr.: Ind sor at which the to The Ktie moter, who came here to sign riders for fit the committee would make any direct mature, as no agreement had been many meetings SpeeM Tor* TUam. this winter. a ai;t-day race In hl» homo city, tn- statement regarding the coaching propo- reached. Crimson will be represented CUEVBtJiiiV, Ohio. Jan. 8.—Billy, CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 3.—The Canada's champion basket ball plaj-- " " FATHERS AND SONS TO PLAY ncunced he had seemed sition. The committee will meet It is true," he said, that the TaJe More than fifty additional men are Stvans, Amerleaa lioague umpire, ias yesterday that committee appointed at the recent again ers, the Hamilton Tigers frcim Ham- to II in on-orrow, and it is believed been appointed one of the memberil «t an option on Madison Square Garden for in about a week. the of their committee requested me meet ekpeoted meeting of the baseball peace conferees ilton, Ontario, got surprise that the .ouad eventually will be the a grind the Decem'oer. New Tork on Dec. 21 and talk over the the Cleveland Bozmg CoramissioB. Dcvy first week In next here to settle the dispute between the lives last night vheii they weire defeat- largesFln harvard's history. The Crim- to Con- situation. This was done. I have not I'lv athletes Jones, who was formerly at tl«epy Hollow Club Again His. statements were flatly contradicted Federal and International L^igues will ATHLETES FAILTO FILEBRIEF ed by the Crescents at the Secobd 'Signal son tost good by gradua- tion last r-jne. Clark, Is Institute of Technology, Is the i by Frank Mlhlon and Inglis M. T'ppercu, met with the committee since. At, this SUery who duct meet here next Wednesday at noon. Corps Armory in Brooklyn by a score the aasisti^nt graduate treasurer of the for Secretary. Competition Inaugurated President re- Krvlat and Smith Case time it is uncertain that any proposi- and Secretary-Treasurer, This decision was reached at a meeting Debarment of 35 to 19. The Hamilton TJigers are athletic association and a former all- tion will be made to me, and also equal- Last Summer. spectively, of the Cycle Racing Associa- of the members of the National Com- New Considered Lost. former Canadian and round amateur champion, 'wUl be in college players, of the tion, the which controls the ly uncertain whether, if made. It would oharse field events this year, organization mission here today. Abel they now represent the Hamilton Y. M. 'Fred Powers. He had more Newark The long-standing case against be such as I could accept." succeeding Velodrome. The committee la composed of Presi- c. A. than twenty high Jumpers, vaulters and Klvlat and Harry t^. Smith was virtual- [Y Mr. Convcy's statement was made at of the Federal are the United Sb&tes ahot-puttei-s in the baseball cage today. dent James A. Gilmbre ly closed yesterday when counsel for They visiting HURT. a dinner in the Hotel McAlpln, where he of DARTMOUfiTPLAYER — I..eague, President Edward Barrow the athletes failed to present their brief for the first time, and they came with Junuy Sale Piices Ar* Profyii Where and When Metropolitan was waiting for the arrival from Boston the International League, a representa- to the special committee of the Na- a fanfare of trumpets. They had not But Too Siwuld of Alfred Grenda, Fred and Joe Pelletler Lost to Basket Ball Team Wwryl Golf Will Be in 1916 Hill, tive of the Baltimore Federal League tional Amateur Athletic Union, whlcti been defeated in two years. During the Played Kogler, who have to for for Remainder of Season. UDdcrwiear promised sign club, a representative of the Bulfalo several weeks ago heard the athletes' first half of the game, when Hamilton t ho "Chicago race. Federal League club, and the members appeal from the decision of the Metro- led by a score of 13 to 10, .the Cana- The Dartmouth College basket ball Sweatsn Metropolitan Amateur Chamiiionshlp Grenda failed to put in an appearance of the National Baseball Commission. polltah Association declarlni; them inel- dians flashed the best passing same team scored a vfctory over the Poly- Nassau Country Club, before the departure of Hill Mufflen —June 7-10, Convey, but At the meeting here today viirlous igible for further competition in ama- that has been seen In a local court. technic Institute of Brooklyn quintet Glen Cove, Lons Island. , ai peared. He listened to arguments by with the read- all on matters that have to do teur sports. The athletes were found They not only passed the 1 ball In an interesting game last night Mackinaw Coats championship— Messrs. and for ICetropolltan Ui)en Con^•py Fogler nearly an justment of baseball affairs to con- guilty of demanding excessive expense around the New Mooners, biit did it the latter"s court, by the score of 29 Garden City Oolf Club, hour, but declared Anto GloTM July 0-7. thj^t he would not sign form with the recent treaty of peace money to compete in a set of games in so quickly and so accurately that the to n. The Banoverians lost the ser- Garden City, Lonit Island. to ride in Chicago unless the promoters were discussed informally and other Troy, N. y., last September. Crescents were bewildered. vices of Peiletier, probably their fore- Street&DrenVaib .secured Hetropolltan Junior Championship— a franchise from the National than th- announcement that the date After the swift exhibition in the first most player, ecause of injuries Club. Englewood, N. J. Association. definite he went to the floor neneath a been fixed, no news of a char- Crescents sent in three uig, husky sub- when Bathrobes, &c, Ac Father Son Tournament—June The Chicago mans statement as to hands apd came a acter came from the meeting room. defeat New York A. C. In stitutes, and they outplayed the Cana- mass of players eager get their Hollow Country Club, Competi- FuO Dress ReqiiUtet 18. Sleepy distinct surprise, for it was the leasing It is known however, on the bail and shoot it to the cace. semi-officlally, tion dians during the entire seconid period. Scarborough-on-Hudson, N. T. of at Amateur League. at Prices the Garden two yeari ago that ended that the waiver question, insofar as The Hamilton team did not have one Pelletler was playins at guard for the Speciil the war between Illness of members deprived the three In the cycle the Motordrome it concerns the Federal League players, substitute to help out their exhatnted Dartmouth representatives and and tlie Velodrome. At that time Mr. weapon competition of the Amateur second half, about seven minutes after Hat DepartimeBt in the was taken up. thoroughly gone Into, players. Lons Island. will get the plum last at the the whistle, he was tackled and thrown f Floor Uppercu. who was backing the .Motor- and then laid to be decided fi- Fencers' League, held night The Canadians played a prettier game Basemen district for the season over to the floor of the court with such force Clanson 2\ in. metropolitan solf Fencers' of much of 'its interest, I than is played in this country. But the drome foroe.o, outbid the Velodrome nally by the joint committee, on Club, that he tore the ligaments of his left 19U!. a meeting of the executive i Crescents' game was more vigorou^^ and' Ctipt for Motor, of At backers and a for it the representatives of and had to carried off the Add. in. Golf .signed lease for S3o.000. Wednesday. prevented aggressive. In the second half Nicholas "arm be Ro^rston 2m of I committee the Metropolitan Club The injury to their teammate had the , kc He lost $1(1,000 on the six-day race which It is the Washington (D. C.) Fencing took Heath's place at right forward (or Golf, Skaliaf also known that there are a I Aasoclatlon held last night at the Yale effect of spurring the Dartmouth airgre- the teams ; the Crescents, and ^as the star scoring followed as a result. Knowing all this, of small' that will be from coining here to oppose on to harder efforts and Soft Hats, $1.90 amateur rh.im- number matters the floor. field gatlon they Club, the metropolitan the York i player on He caged five Mr. Convey said yesterday that he had decided at the- of the Joint of the Fencers" Club and New completely overwhelmed their opponents Nassau meeting 1 and four from fouls. Lees $1.90 pionshlp was awarded to the goals goals the remainder of the game, scor- Derhya, followed the same tactics and wai" sur- the A. C. The touhnaraent was won by the a for at during Idi of U!cn Cove, I-ong I.'- committee other than waiver ques- played good game Hi^^iltoa seventeen while held Regular 12.50 and $3.00 Values Country Club " ing points, they 9. I9E prised that the Newark men had al- tion and the International dla- Fencers" Club, Paul' Meylan winning centre. to three 1 •CO.«to.> >CS..Bik»f«,TOOT.I.T. | land, and tlie event will be held June League the Brooklyn players points. Notking Eiiiul to Tkem Elsewitaxs lowed him to put one over on them so the foils bout from L. Nunet, D to n, 7-10. pBtc. easily." and George Breed defeating William championship Wnat the matters are was not al- SQUASH TENNIS The metropolitan open the swords con- Fll*tALS. on lowed to be divulged, but one man Mgh Baumann In duelling w»a assigned to Garden t-'itj' July {••K*Manhattan from and EDINBURGH. the in England BVance on will be of the of the Fed- end«l annexed cup the handicap I It was held at Englewood In 1014. at that dispute Powder Hall Marathon, of fifteen miles, Sunday was a consignment of nineteen tourney. Spirited rallies featured the in and the seir'ence of eral and National .Leagues and the Apawami.s r.'K>. horses was won by G. McCrea .of Scotland, who for .-Vugust Belmont, Chairman of the closing matches in each competition and eveni.i should eend It to the other seo- waiver question. Insofar as former finished 12 yards ahead of Hans Holmer the Jockey Club. The lot consisted of extra aces were required in many of i division of the metropolitan is concerned I can say very little, but second. The winner's time graphical wliich of New York, eighteen yearlings— became two- I be- the games. The summary: Jlatrict in lyitJ. in regard to the waiver question was 151:55. year-olds Jan. 1 —and a Colombia Club Novice Squuh Tennis Tour- four-year-old lieve after Wykagyl. Garden City. Ardsley. this will be decided quickly Holmer won in 1914 and was third In nament.—Semi-final Round—Edwin T, Dwy- i The latter. Danger Rock, came direct to alt of er dereatr>l J. C. Harrison. 15—8. 15—«; H. arecnwlc-h, and Sleepy HoHow were the the situation is explained last year's race. from England, and will be sent to the Bs>'ne defeated H. M. Davenport, IT—a4, other for this event. .Vrdsley those concerned." applicants stud. 15-12. made a strong biJ to re-enter the tour- Another meeting of the National Terry- WIna Class C Match." Final Bound—Edwsrd T. Dwyer defeated i Rock 15—12. 15—10. 18—14. the club Danger Rork. by Sand-Delusion, Commission will be held and the of the national H Bayne. nament field this season but tom'orrow In opening game Handicap. Semi-final Round.—F. D. Taebsn- won the Newmarket Stakes and the at was overlooked when It ramc to assign- it is probable that the officers for the amateur Class C billiard tournament dal (scratch) defeated C. W, Cuthall, Hastings Plate in 1915. and was consid- ' (•cratch.) 15—10. -15—10. I .ilso will be chosen at that time. the Momingslde Billiard Academy last InC the courses. Wykagyl endeav- year J'inal Round—F. D. Tachendal (Serateb) ered to have a good chance to win this were sent tonight to ored to land the amateur champion- Telegrams Harry night Clyde B. Terry defeated George de(«attd 1. C. Mackenzie, Jr., Cacratch.) F. Sinclair and Thomas year's Derby. But two .months ago he Chlvlngton, In a contested "18.- 18-8.^-16. 15—12. 1S-I3. ship. President of the American Association, T. Moon. Jr., closely PROMINENT autcMiwbilc edterwhowas met (in Chicago w(th accident, receiving a badly in match by a score of 200 to 18W. Terry In spit" of the f;i -t that New Jersey rei|uestincr them to be Cincinnati After Auto Show Visit torn tendon, and It is doubtful if he an aver- baa not had the open chainplonahip for a on Wedne.**day. played a good game and made present in Racfne, Wisconsia at die "unvdiing" of will e\-er race Members of the National Commission JAfa>ORF AUTOMOBILE CO., while Island, again. Danger Rock will ace of 4 I2:-4T. with high runs of 23. 15. i A period of foi.r ye.-vrs. Ixing expressed themselves as t>elng disap- 1,763 Broadwaj, Near 57th be turned over to Sam Hildreth, Mr. Bel- and II. Moon's was 4 1-4T. and Sty the New Case 40, was endiusiastic over its wondeifiil •Wostchester. and Staten Island have pointed when informed that President average And Inspect the Best Cars / mont's and if trainer, there Is Gilmore could not be at the he clustered runs of 21. IS, and 14. . boon entcrainlng tlic professionals, the any pos- present high AT THE LOWEST PRICEa I but said It Our are different from <Belmont Park. Robert Weld and Irving I. Lewinc and Demonatratlona Examlnatians In- as it wh.s felt that if New at. Qiven; I a Burpris'', as The youngsters, which all came from in the evening Louis Servatius plays vited; Kverythlnir Kepresentedi the have at the the Case 40 in Jersey clubs failed to come forward for CONFER ON BROWNS' SALE. Packapds, Cadlllac.'<. Pierces, iRenaulta By way, you seea show, Mr. Belmont's stock Charles J. the tournament. Greenwich was directly farm. Haras de Steinbugler, Slmplexe^ Daimlers. Oaklands. Overlands, Villers, in France, are a Bulcks, Coles, and 100 other mi^kea. i orange and black and yphoisterod in seal brown and cream in line lor this ivent. However, the fine and American and Federal Clubownera loL Fulton to Box Oan Flynn. TowDcara Limousines, i«udaul«ts, Is a favorite with healthy looking Tliey left the farm C^arden City eojne in Seflkien at St. Louis. Jan. 3.—Fred Coupelettes, etc stripe? It's —^and it is fully " on Dec. 4, and have been on the NEW OKLBANS. Fulton. Price* to stunning^ mechanically worthy the pros," and they will probably turn w^ay here 1100 tS.OOe.l ST. Jan. 8.— F. Minnesota hea\Tweight. and Dan Fljrnn Our Factory and Sen-lea Departments i at the since, besides experiencing a very rough LOl'l.S. Mo., Harry of die bears—Case. out In large numbers c!i:imiiion- of Boston have been matched for a Insure Sstisfartlon. respected namejiit voyage across the Atlantic. Sinclair, Oklahom% oil well owner, who. 1.e00 IIS. ship. twenty-round bout in New Orleans Jan.. Tires, U, 16, 17, SS. to is In the market for IO,eoe Tubea, 7Sc., Mo., t*. for .Mr. Belmont .still lias nineteen three- according reports, '28, iocal promoters announced today. tljto t There were Mx iluhs -on thc^lfst Also Guaranteed Tires, 2S% oft. ye.or-olds now in France, which the the New York National League Base- the Junior chaiTipior.."=liip— Garden City, Guaranteed Tubes. 30 to ^OT'o dlscoeat. French Government will not allow ball Club, arrived here today en route to Larsest Stock of All Make* Sleepy Hollow. Gteonwirh. Knglewood. to be taken out of the New York. About the same time E. J. Kasaetcs, Lsnw*, Windshields ti Bnadrlee. I IIolLvwood. and riainfield. The Plain- country. Some of 0-1-3 to 1-3 Bared. them will be trained these. In the McDiarmid. a stockholder in the St. "Our Prices Scare Oar field Country L'lub was the cradle of the hope Competltora" that will Louis Americans, arrived here from his Balance of Cor Winter Bodies,, < first racing be resumed after the event, .'il held it for the three I war. The yearlings were released un- home, Cincinnati. Limousines, Landaulettes, Coupes, Sedans, years of \1 e.xistence, until last year der the new French Government Coupelettes. Buses. Tourlns. Runabout^ ruling This, afternoon Sinclair. McDiarmid. and other New or Used Bodies. took it over. Tlii.i ye.ir it permitting yearlings to leave Garden City France At Old Price" Now. on or before Jan. 1. Philip 'Ball, and Robert Lee Hedges, "Any I •wa« awarded to Knglewcod. whUh gives ^'e can fit almost any make. President of tlie St. Louis Americans, the event a high average in Jersey com- JANDORF AUTOMOBILE CO.. MUST PAY began a conference, *t which it was ex- petition, fcur times ui five years. FOR FEITS. Anto Dept.. 1763 Broadway, near e7th St. the deal for the sale of the team 17S4 cor. S7th i Although Darwin V. KIngslev suc- pected Tire Department, B'way, St. Weinert and to Ball and his Federal League associ- Body Department. 808 to 807 West SSth St. ceeded in tearing the father and .son Savage Ordered to Pay ates would be completed. Late tonight tournament from the protecting gra.sp $250 Each to Pioneer S. C. i J. I. T. inc. still in session. M. company, Hol- the conference was CA;SE of Wilson .S. Kmnear of the .^Icepy c:harlle Weinert and Jim Savace, two Sinclair's participation in today's con- at 62nd low cliib, the of the Idea, the Broadway originator heavyweight boxers, are the of- I Istoal ference gave rl.sc to the rumor that he I Kxecutlve Committee decided to let the fender.s Beft^Amiws against the laws of the State i U. S. would have a financial interest in the We are several de- New York City. A. Scarborough club hold the event for Athletic Commission. offerint very Complaint 'was St. Louis Club. sirable late model llmousint, and least. 'When this another year at made against Jim Savage yesterday by tourlnc cars in splendid condition. I Ihslda and and tournament was started liy the Sleepy Charles out, fully guar- Doessereck and Scotty Mon- anteed. \ PIGEON S SHOW. I It the HOMING Hollow Country Club, wns with teith, managers of the Pioneer Sport- Twenty minutes to Newark rla; 8 Intention of making It as much of an ing Club, at the weekly of the Hudson Tubes. Our representatlvM meeting Which from Why shiver? are at Palace Flying Fairy, Escaped Show. |[ InBtltutlon as the senior's tournament commission, for his failure to box Wein- In Winter over- . Found Time to Win. This is wann ELLIS MOTOR CAB CO- at Apawamis, until ex-Presldent Kings- ert, to his Garden, according contract, last 41* Ceatral An., NnnrtL Tfl. Mkt K7<. an association ley made the tournament Thursday night. Montelth exhibited con- Delegates from the leading clubs of coat weather. Plsroe Arrsw Am*<> 'sr New linay. event. When this was done at the an- tracts with both men. In which each homing pigeon fanciers from all parts Three solid months of it nual meeting of the M. G. A.. Wilson 8. had agreed to post |2S0. Neither man of the country were the guests of the Klnnear made an appeal to the membcra had posted the forfeit ior either bout, officials of the New York Poultry and ahead of us, too. of the E^iecutlve Committee to abide by the first one of which Had been called Pigeon Association yesterday, at the off because of the alleged Illness of as keen to sell you one the unwritten law, and evidently his Weinert. show in Madison Square Garden. The Just appeal was heeded. The commission decided that neither representatives of over 100 organizations of our staple "regular" coats as nor Weinert could ' Flndlay S. Douglas was re-elected cap- Savage appear in accepted the invitation to be present at any other match in New York .state one of our fancier models. he of . the numerous tain of the Lesley cup team, and until they fulfilled their contracts to the Judging pigeon took the most of the will endeavor to lead the victorious box each other at the Pioneer Sporting classes, which up Fact is, so many men (young Club, and the elnb was authorized to Metropolitan team another successful day. deduct the amount of the forfeits, $2o<), are so much more the of Mas- AVlth nearly 200 birds entered in the men, top) campaign against golfers from each man's share of the receipts sachusetts and Pennsylvania. when the match is staged. competitions, caoh with a winning flight conservative than most clothing The Owen fee In the ama- record of 100 to 500 miles or over, the The entr}' metropolitan ads. would have them, that we teur chajnplon-'Iilp waa raised from S2 to FINE GO LF BY ROSS. classes were keenly contested. In tlie ta because of the popularity of the division for male birds, with records of take infinite pains to have all and the entry fee in the tourna- Professional Makes Par Score on a 600 miles or over, the blue ribbon was event, our coats, the plainest as well as ment for club pairs, which precedes the PInehurat Course. won from a large class by a blue bird amateur championship each year, was entered by Athur E. Scboener of Brook- smartest, in the most ap- Bpcctal to The Setc York Timet. the lowered 12 to 51 for the opposKe fronj PINEHURST, N. C, Jan. 3.—Donald lyn- styles and fabrics. Magnetic reason. One of the best blue hens In the show, proved Ross, the veteran professional and golf The executive committee n'as the guest named Flying Fairy, owned by B. Ca- As well as in the least expen- architect, gave an exhibition of fine golf of President J. B. Coles Tappen at d!«- terson oi' Manhattan and which has won this afternoon in a best-ball foursome. sive materials from which good Tale Club. The other of 400, 500, and 600 miles during ner at the mem- He was the partner of W. E. Truesdell flights bers present were W. D. Vanderpool, the season, made her exit through an service can be expected. of Fox Hills against Philip V. G. Carter, Thousand James A. Htillman. George H. Barhes, open window from the Garden on Sun- Speeds the metropolitan Junior champion, and Not deviating the least little H. Pogson. J. E. .Shanley, Archie day afternoon. As the bird is valued at A. T. D. Boyd of St. Louis. Ross did the Reld. and E. Mortimer Barnes. $l,00O, its owner was somewhat anxious bit from our high standards of No. 2 course in 71, which Is par. He Last Alfred P. The annual meeting of the New Jersey and his partner beat Carter and Boyd for its recovery. night all-wool and fast color. State Golf Association will be held 13 points by the point system, also G up Masscy. ffiiO West Eighty-second Street, and 4 to go. Mr. Rose beat Carter 4 Jan. 23, at 4 P. M.. In the office of telephoned the Poultry Show officials THE MOTORIST'S DREAM—COME JI^RUE and .1 to The latter wa-s below up go. with a Rogers Peet Company Frederick A. Thomas, at 71 Broadway, his regular form, and required a 79. that a carrier pigeon leg-band • for the election of officers and the selec- had alighted in his back yard apd had Broadivay Broadway Eminent engineers, as well as the motor-wise, And now comes the unqualified approval, after tion of the course for the jftaylng of the been caught by his servants. The ex- at 13th St. "The . at 34th St. have contended that clash and clutches the mos t exha.ustive tests their New Jersey amateur champlon.^h)p. hibitor went to the house and brought : Four always gears by leading engineers, Fifth Ave. his bird back in a sultcape In time for Broadway Corners" were a makeshift at best—were only tolerated until of the great General Electric Company and the the Judges to award it a blue in the at 41st St. MRS. FRASER GOLF LEADEr! at\S[8rren allied Cxtraordinarjf &chibitof class for veteran flyers. a better solution of power control could be de'vised. Baker, Rauch & Lang Company, who have were of the field work wins Three Season for Results posted themselves with the Owen 'Trophies Judging trials in pigeons and poultry That tlie ideal transmission should b. so Magnetic, Women of Baltusrol Club. WHITE classes by a group of agricultural col- the motorist's dream come true, lege undergraduates. Each collegeman flexible as to enable the driver to control the Thus has Mrs. C. J. 8. Frascr captured all three took his assigned classes alone and the results reviewed professional his rest to 60 miles In order to this car distinctive in trophies for women members of Motor Cars were by The speed of car from an hour make ap- aqaaon experts as a practical demonstration of tke Baltusrol Golf Club, Short Hills, the in effort nor the appllcatloii of academic studies. without operating a clutch or changing a gear. pearance as well as operation, no N. J. Play for the President's Cup do- The diplomas for individual proficiency H. A. Lozier to E. C. Fox, Company has been to combine with nated by Louis Bayard was conducted were awarded Agricultural like a dream until expense spared beauty Department of Cornell- University, and This seemed, in truth, the a basis every Tuesday through is showing its new of OS point W. Topham of the Massachusetts State with these individuality and eliminate the dull monotony the season. Mrs. Fraser won this Agricultural College. Owen Magnetic appeared just quali- The final work of the poultry trophy and also captured the Ringer Judges H. A.L. duplication. Viias to complete the award in the ex- fications. T i" the best selected score of ;:| \i trophy for hibition pens, in wljlch sixty breeds Th e Owen Magnetic is essentially for men who card of 7Z. were In all '£Ki pens were of sociial of in- tfee season with a 37—35— represented. Twelve Cylinder Car People leadership, great captains I on ,view, which, as each contained a selected scorp of 72 on the Bal- court I'eadership in whatever they own or do. •This family of a cock and four hens, bankers, and other discnminating motorists which Is considered one at C-14, third dustry, toirol course, goultryrought the Inspection up to 1,1S0 single Space Such men owe this car inspection. hardest in th» country, indicates -Now in at birds. have driven the Owen hundreds of of the progress floor, the Magnetic oyer the improvement that" Mrs. Fraser has models, $3,750. the Twelfth Annual Binzen May Get Fordham Letter. thousands of miles of good and difficult roads, and Open In her same this year. " " a^e Fordham will probably award the F Central Palace to its at Booths 17 and Mrs. Fraser was a constant attendant SALON Grand are delighted to testify wonderful performance. Shdwn 18, 3d Floor, Auto Show. AUTOMOBILE to Elliot Binzen as a reward for his vic- at the one-day tournaments of the Wo- is tory in the Junior liatlonal indoor tennis The price nxn's Metropolitan Golf Association at in the of ^aWRgprn championship. As tennis Is one of the COMPANY the various courses In the metropolitan R ^ Li minor sports at Fordham, the letter Is $2,100 PAKER district, and oiie figured prominently Hotel Astor not usually given in this branch of ath- In the case of Binzen the at 57th New York as a priie winner. The Ringer Cup letics. students Dealers are cordially invited. Broadway Street, Which she won Is a trophy presented by propose to amend the constitution of the }rd.to ^th. so Couls Keller, Secretary of the Baltusrol January Athletic Association that the award H. Ai LOZIER, Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Club. Mrs. C. S. Mapes donated a cup can be made. The raenibers of the Bx- Chicago the season ccutlve -Council haVe agreed to vbte for for the best putting during Models all Custom President. Ijy women players, and Mrs. Fraser Designed the amendment, which aL

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