Willie Hoppe Regains Billiard Championship, Defeating Schaefer 500 to 283 in Final Match Spectacular Play of Former McGraw Is Set The Teams Still in P.C.A. Plans Title Holder Overcomes Lead For an Earful Gridiron Circuit Tie for Qualifying Play .-By w. B# HANNA-*-. Squash By Sections for National Open Runs 188 in Eleventh and Ends Match in On California! With Harvard and Yale seeking their way back Into the sunlight after Tennis ft Honors inning sojourn in the shadows of defeat, and life brightening- up once more, the By Ray McCarthy Next to Conti Beats and rivais for The Trip Table; Horcmaus. Coast League Missionaries Army Navy, the limelight next «Saturday, and with no executive committee of the Professional Golfer*' Aswwift-tim had 500 to 303, and Third recent defeats to repine, are buckling on their armor. As with most ö. K. E. Beats Crescent AC. ; ri long .session at headquarters yesterday, dividing the country into two parts Captures Prke Here to Boost State elevens this individual stars at West Yale for the of for 1923 fall, Point and Annapolis arc con¬ and Harvard Club purpose qualifying contestants for the national open champion¬ By Fred Hawthorne Training Camp spicuous by their absence. There has been a conspicuous absence of out¬ Class B Players Also Win ship at Inwood next spring. The committee didn't actually divida the standing players this year, and a greater number of men country as a government might do.it named the states "»hose Willie Hoppe, of New York, regained his world's championship title Kieran correspondingly simply golf billiards last By John who are but part of the various wholes. In a way it must be a relief to a There wore no change« in the stand¬ players would have to qualify in the East and West for the national event. at 18.2 balkline night by defeating Jake Schaefer, of This the in Chicago, very morning silver-tongued coach to have no real wonder on his team, for he has no one man to be so ing of the leading clubs in the metro¬ New England, New Jersey, New York,«* the defending champion, the final game of the international tournament twins from the Golden Gate, Charlea B tennis Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, H. Strub. president of the San Fran¬ carefully, persistently and enthusiastically "covered" by the opposition. politan Class squash chara« D. Hotel Pennsylvania. Scoring runs of 188 and 106 in I...... I_ It «.«.-«. r%_«.-i _* Washington, C, West Virginia, Vir¬ GPConnefl on Sick Lî»t gtthc his eleventh cisco »Seals, and William H. McCarthy, «l...S-._,_ pionship yesterday. D. K. E. Club ginia, North and South Carolina, Jimmy ¡,j_ twelfth innings, Hoppe came from the of the whole Const scored its* third of thé season, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21,.Jimmy trailing position of 206 to magnificent mogul Navy, has come back to form, and Field in a rain. It was on victory Georgia and Florida make up the East¬ 250 to -c^am the crown that League, will arrive In this justly famed driving that this time at the of ern section. All in states O'Connell, outfielder for the 8an Fran¬ giaefer's young Schaefer took him from last doubtless he will be watched by the field that Harold Weeken was wont to expense tha Crescant players these cisco club of the Pacific Coast Base¬ he had metropolis and descend in two sections his Athletic Club on tho will have to compete in a qualifying .,,. When scored his final point Hoppe had the balls in on the of the National Army with considerable care. He wtó display extraordinary speed and squad latter**4. ball League, who is to report to the perfect headquarters turn Yale anti Princeton ends. Colum¬ courts, and continues to show the round, which will probably be played Feu York C/ants next is ill with for nursing at the head of the table, where he Exhibition Company of New York. last year, but got away a number of bia beat way on some New England course. This year, potion might have con- to both of those teams, and you in the first section of the tournament. scarlet fever at his home at Boyes icorimc had that Their sole purpose is to prove John times and did a with all tha never saw a test will likely be held' on Thursday th-ued indefinitely been necessary. McGraw that the National good job, blacker eve than Thomas, In the other section Yale Club and and Springs, Calif., it was learned here to¬ " Joseph Yale Friday of the week the Ctrt»«---y r b*».*ore in the histor*,« the watching. He won a name for himself end, had after emerging from that Harvard Club teams triumphed over the preceding day. O'Connell was sold to the Giants League pennant and world's series vicious battle. He wo« national meeting. >.'»- such a demonstration of 192.H will be lost, in the Princeton game, and, unlike game, though, representatives of the Montclair Ath¬ for $75,000. of bill»«!5 gonfalon strayed those and played it out with a smile. letic Club and Casino All of the players of the other states »t the finish of a The or stolen from the Stonehnm premises players who merely flash in a Heights respect¬ will have to toiiMWd match. Records game or he Then there was the savage Yale-Penn ively, and are tied for first place in compete in the Western 'n of Players unless the Giants train on the Coast two, kept up his gait the there 2.000 per.-««. the room rose from rest of the season. of the g,arne in the nineties, the last be¬ their (.'-vision with three victorlo» and qualifying round, which will probably _htl coming spring. French, tween those two. Black no .tako place on some course in the Chi- the.r scats an-i fairly roared a welcome In Title Billiards The reception committee is Army, was another who was watched, eyes, bloody defeats. ready this after his faces, charges of mayhem, Coach and The winning team in each of the four cago district. Seventy-five players t» **> -¦-¦ r«turn to the heights and waiting. The leader of the Giants good playing in the Yalo four from each that the East lANDORp Hoppe. meets Hir.li will .--it back in his chair and in¬ game, and he did not cut the same days! decided yesterday scored d«sci- Bcction, is, ÜAUTOMOfcV-LE CO, I .»ad to i*VTix.\y show their apprecia¬ High easy Stars Harvard Club made a clean and the West, will make up the Held ., W. I. to«. aVR. vite the visitors to "do their stuff." Bwath in the contest. Who Played Here sively. AUTOS.BODIES-.TIRES.TUBES »«PP*. 8 0 Navy of its matches with the that will engage in the struggle for tion _f#*"'f:derful return to form on 103 r.S 5-9 inhabitant of this sec¬ The kicking game has been promi¬ What a list of football sweep Casino, srlmcfcr. 8 8 185 M ft-l) Any benighted nent bygono great only one contest requiring extra national honors. EVERY AUTO M1RXE0 L3W! the ptri of a defeated champion. {'«"t.. » « Ï04 41 «-11Í tion of the country who, plumbing the lately, to the edification of the performed ther«,.Brink Thorne, Harry Demonstrations; Examination» Invita.; llnroTnanx. 8 !> and the games, and Princeton Club surprised by If the recommendation of the P. O. Schaefer. after holding the lead from «t'oolumi 244 Jí5 10-H depths of his experience or scaling the spectators, Army-Navy setto Cross, father of the present Yalo match Automobil«', Traded. 1 4 ut} s« fi.15 of can has the individuals to Clarence taking every from Columbia A. committee Is accepted by the U. 8. to th«- HatrrnluoHer. » « heights his imagination, devise contribute its guard; DeWitt, Laurie Bliss, Oluh on Stack of Clos». Automobiles in R. Y. ti.«-sixth tenth innings, let his 178 31 «-15 a share to this. Frank the latter's courts. D. K. E. 0. A., the amateurs will also have to Largest more pleasurable invitation to any Midshipman Cullen gets Hinkey, Jack Green way, Gordon Club lost one seven in "Bvtt$ftkn%0 Just an RtpresemttA" ¡»st grr.r opportunity go when he Califomian, sound in wind and limb, great distances, but hadn't firsc class Brovrn, Bill HeiTelfinger, Vance only out of to the compete these qualifying rounds in ¦'" is Hoppe hau mutlr tJbOO point«« In 8(J in Mç« Crescents, but it be said for tho their respective sections. The pro¬ We Arrange Crédito! 3 !o 12 Months i! Desire. m.««i twenty-sixth shot in the innings, n than to bid him discourse and enchant height the early part of the season; Cormiclc, Bum MeClung, oho of the may (»rand nvorntSf» of 81 r«8-fifi. a members of the "Half Moon" team that fessionals' committee points out that No Note«! No Morts.***»«! No PnUllrltjr! «fweifth w.th the balis close -¦.'Iincfer lia«« »mule thine ear on the of his native and man as efficient as of the bucks of o er clustered 1,104 points in 68 glories Smyth*, greatest dodging all time; made the of their one, is re¬ Awn«! Many Moro we fr Follo-,v!n(r: St the foot of the table. A innin-TH, a grimcl «venwre «f 80 64-08. state will be a season to Army, at and back Bob as a they majority losing every including foreigners, CadiUtCf:.Victoria». Selu1«on Hoppe stayed Innlnr». 11 **rni>d uvera»;«« .,*:.¦. atmospheric region Army, kicking year. Riggs, Shep Homans, Billy Bannard, in straight games. T"ur-l_ram««lne"....11,S«»« there until his last needed had of 67-7S where the broad Pacific caresses the Doggy Trenchard, It is also probable that even ties in Nal!-mais:.Latest Typo Sedans.11.100 up point llnjíenlneln-r boa made 1,017 pointr. In Johnny Balrd, Billy Perhaps the most spectacular and the the rounds Will be WIHya-Knlght .¦sedan. .$77.",, 'Kst.«ui«1 ("21") Sedan. keen scored. 80 Inning:*, n «rand aK-rug« of 38 77-80. shelving shore from San Diego Har¬ Polo Grounds Season Closes Church, Cayou, the Indian; Arthur most evenly contested tussle of tho qualifying played $375 Pac'-iarrl "Twin" Uraoiiaüie.!!»«. Hoppe'-, avaras« last was bor to Vancouver Sound is --"For the Knipe, Brooko and day off. Pieria Lamlmilette. .$r,50; Pierce Umouatne.. .ITÄ1 night The last football game has been Osgood, Gclbert, was the one in which O. S. Green, of Hnpmoblie C-O") Coups. .$150.Fifty Other« «8-12 and his high runs 188, 111 and love .of little green send the Young. Aye, those were the and If the round» arc held .$550 to brl'iard player receive such a apples, played at the Polo Grounds as it now happy the 1'rinceton Club defeated R. B. qualifying Mercer«.Touring. $950; liberty Tourinc. ¡06. S_àae.«tr_ average fell to SB 7-12, able remark- rent of this by radio!" stands. On the work of sometimes cannibalistic daysl Haines, of Columbia 15. on Thursday and Friday preceding the $13-, MOO, $450. tMü. IRI.U «¡ih runs ot 68 and 46. demonstration as greeted Willie McGraw has for the Monday began Club, 9.15, there will be an interval of four f*tn(7. Runabout.. $550 B!u,-|eh»arr "Sport".. .$«5<> high 90, Hoppe as he clicked off his been training dismantling the wooden stands and A Tribune reader 11, 15.6. Most of the rallies in this open, Hayne» ("JS") Sp _-'. fJ.0-0: Temtdar "Four" Ml floppe's* gram, average for the tourna¬ final point. ordeal. For three Eddie Bran- writes in: "May I contest were days before'the tournament starts. It- r;o«l»te* Runabout and T3 not a seat The summaries: it, place marked off with while ago, picked the bal) and ran son, Columbia, 15.3, 15.11; J. C. Me- there to be had, and hope." In the meanwhile the stage Up Ribbln, Princeton, defeated j, W. Pulleyn, .sen am! women stood thr«<« and four "fibppa.n. m, 0, IB, 1, 0, 38. n, 21 40,1 is all set for the bellbuoysl the Wrong way, that is toward his own Culumbln, 1*8. ]r»ii .r.0«. performance. The The Indians were beaten Yalo on 15.11, 15.8; O. firacklnrldse, deep ht-hind the boxes. Mrs. *iif*h runs.3*88, 111, 10s. visitors will be with by goal; but had he run a distance re¬ Princeton; defeated Gardner Ilirona, Co¬ Hoppe 41 s-32. Average! duly impressed the same transverse gridiron in a rip- as he have been intend¬ lumbia, 16.10, 18.15; John C. Naely, jt)d Mrs. »Schaefer, wives of the etir.l- the fact that we have just as much versed, may defeated the í^rhferffr-a 0, Í1, 45, 3, »0, 0 0 roaring scrap, but not ns rip-roaring aE ing to do, and then mad«4 a it Princeton, N. N. Alexander, Co¬ Unger and champion, watched the ' r,$. S. 26 -2.ÇS. 20,1 weather around here as any other part ono at gain, lumbia 15.f, 15.8. from boxes old Manhattan Field, neitt door would have been hailed as a fine play. play directly in view of High runs.90, C8. 4 5. Average, 23 7-14. of the universe, even if it's a bit. more and still more in I). K. E. 1 t_e table. for fir trees than for climb¬ historic football, be¬ CLUB, 6; CRESCENT A. C, First, prize, $8,000 and 40 per cent of healthy tween the same institutions. The firs« the for H. 8, Thorn«... D. K, E., defeated H. W. I'«««,!-.«*. f-itar+s Run ing roses in the winter months. Among games this week Oresee: Long receipts. Second prize, $1,500 and! line shift I ever saw was paraded bj likely to produce more than one Danffler, t, 16.7, 15.9; R. H. ¡net28 per cent of net The two-man delegation is coming the Indians at spicy Goor-Jo, D. K. E. defeated N. P. Torrance, A flashlight picture having been receipt;4,. Third here with malice In Manhattan Field, with moment and be illumined with more Crescent, 16.4, 18.17; W. W. Taylor, take ,nv .««on «ayad for the bank, prize, $1,000 and 16 per cent of net aforethought. Pop Warner as their than one if not are D. K. E., defeated E. P. [ their estimation San Antonio as a guide, philosophe) high, vivid, spot Cyplot, Crescent, i_d Schaefer won. The champion receipts. Fourth prize, $760 and 121 train¬ and coach. Brown-Dartmouth, 16--10, 15.1(1; Eilnt L. Ward. D, K. E., to count that ner cent of net ing camp compares with San Fran- Harvard beat Rutgers-Bucknell difeated J. W. Ivins, CreBcent, 10.15, «»naged 3, but w.is ail, receipts. Fifth prize, cinco and environs Cornell at Manhattai and Georgetown-Boston College. 18.17, 15.4; C. W. Fyse, Crescent, de¬ t_t balls refusing to come i?2T0 and 4 per cent of net the way Pittsburgh feated C. B. together. receipts. with Paris as a re¬ Hiuart, D. K. M. 3 8.16, Hoppe, as though waiting for a moro Edouard Horemans, of sawi compares pleasure 16.9; W. E. Beecher, D. K. B., defeated his Belgium, sort. ,T. C. Treadwell, CreScent, 31.15, 18.18, favorable opening, scratched on his chances of figuring in a three- 16.S O. Ü. at the handed or even Sixteen Games on Tie Be ; Davidson, D. K. E., defeated fitstturn table, Schaefer follow¬ t'«*», in second place, go | Triple May Donald Bellows, Creaeent, 16.11, 13.16, ing suit in the second inning. a-glimmering yesterday afternoon when Bowie Results 16.1. l.e balis were in a.r position as* he was defeated by Roger Conti, cham- Basketball Schedule Result in Western YALE CLUB, 6; MONTCLAIR A. C, » of a First Paè. f for two-vear- Wts^i «tarted his second session and pion France, by score of 600 to'¦¦ _)__: (purs», 1.301; G. L. Smith, Yale, won from Felix Jen¬ il..'»» m diives had tt-riten the ivories ''03 in the fourteenth game of the «dnlminer; nix furlongs) Owssoo, 106 kins, Montclair, by default. F. 8. Walker. (Welner), $7.60, $4. PO end »S.JO, won; Of Blue and White Conference Series Yale, defeated R. E. Hughe-», Montclair, totc«icaci of the table, Willie begat) tourney. Racket. 102 (Thomas). M.20 »ml $3.10, 15.12, 16.8. C. A. Hlpklnu, Montclair, if «nb'Wtion of billiards that had the Conti completed his string in fifteen scconit; CapiJon, 97 (Belli, 14.(50. third. defeated R. C. Trlpp, Yaie, 16**-6, 16.13. for him on inninga, poing out on an unfinished rtin Time. 1:1«. Wrangler. Si Ani.llm., Roay R. \V. Wolf, Yale, defeated J. O. Wal- irvstgslkry pulling every H., Persistence, Scare Crow, Trie Re¬ Columbia University's basketball CHICAGO, Nov. 21 The Asso¬ (hot Here was the as of 163, with an average of 33 5-16. In! Girl, (By dron, Montclair, 15.4, 16.10. Frank A. Hoppe who, ¡ former, Sancho Punst «¦.nil lion Carrón also schedule is made up of only sixteen ciated Press). .The Western Confer¬ Seller, Montclair, defeated Jesse (?pi!d)r,g, (hsmpion had been absolutely supreme his first inning Conti started with t\\ ran. V:i!e, 18.3 6, 15.8. H. B. Dav'.son, Yale, ' is the billiai d world for so many years. brill'ant 139, whereas Horemans, háv- Second race (purse, St,301; for thrc»- games, three less than last year, ac¬ ence football title, won la3t year by defer,tod R. B. Luchara, Montclair, IS.9, was won the scratched on yèar-ol«.- and upward claiming: six and 16.6. C. P. Ooodhue, Yale, defoated ï l_e old magic touch there, the ing bank, his a half furlonrrs..- Hlddrn UJ cording to the dates announced yes¬ Iowa, may not have an owner this ; and the marvel- j first turn at the table. The French- Jewel, Joseph Ayers, Montclair, 16.2, 15.10. perfect position play (Mart-,-), $16» $6.70 «ml S:!.70, won; Ettaho, terday. Of these contests ten will be year, as Iowa, Michigan and Chicago HARVARD -udeftnes» at line nursing. man's hijrh runs were 151, 139 and 47, 106 (Dung), $11.70 ntid $7.60. second; CLUB, 7; HEIGHTS CA93NO, 0 Horemars's best efforts were camouflage, m third. played on the home floor, while the remain undefeated and, should the It. C. Rand, Harvard, defeated R. L. Por fort*, points the former cham- ¡while 84,; Time, 3:21 (smaiiWobâ), $4.ko, Casino, 16.2. G. 72 and 45 and his 20 3-15. 8-6. Jyntee, Hob.? Baker, others are slated to take on out- three win next in the sea¬ Brown, 18.ft, O'Neill, pioB remained at the head of the table average Gaudy, Shaffer, Occident.-., Bally Bill, Mus¬ place Saturday Harvard, defeated F. E. Walton, Casino, indthen he found it necessary to drive According to the rules of the tourna- tard Sôurlh race (purse. $1,602; Tip Tor« han¬ Dartmouth and .¿he University of, play-olT that the rule limiting the STANDING OF THE CLUBS credited with 1,980 in 69 dicap: for all Bages; six f On After clicking off 98 caroms, Hoppr ¡was points 183 'irions:«*)-. Pennsylvania. The games with these conference teams to seven games Flrat Section Second Section innings for a grand average, of 28 Watch, (MaHh.HI), I1..66, $3.7. and W L. W. L. airain took the spheres to the head o( 48-69, $2.60, won; Gentility, 116 (Garner), $3.40 institutions are the last on the Blue would prevent a deciding contest. K. B. 0 . is*s¡>TEJ<£fK. the table, where he built his cluster which gave him fourth place. Conti and $2.60, second; Crocus. 117 D. 3 Yale 3 Ol W Tt&wèï^atïra at, as Serious points wns earned bard work Conti (spot ball) .13!*. 27, 11, 1, 47, H. I. ran. Columbia! 16, City College of New York lost to the twice defeated Wisconsin Reported only by 0, 10, 1«. 8. 43, 1. HI.-GOO. High runs. Sixth rar.« (purse. at Columbia; 20, Wcat Point at West CINCINNATI, Nov. 21..Austin Mc- A draw shot brought Jake's run to ai 42, $1.302; for four-year- but because Coach of «?T>d. loll I3!>, 47. Average.3.16-15. old» and upward; irrite and a furloñi»). f'oiut. eleven, Zuppke. Henry, star outfielder of the St. Louis Hoppe failed to score an< Sealer, 106 (Bell), $6, $4.40 and January 5.New York University at was I Schaefer Horemans (whlto ball).0. 3», 1, 2, 72, *2.n0, won; Columbia; Princeton at Illinois, chose to play seven confer¬ Cardinals, reported in a serious clicked off 45 caroms in hii 1 4, 35, 12, 46. 0, 6, 4, 4, 84.3011. Hlp.li Hounào, 105 (K. Kummer). $4.60 and til.10, B, Princeton; 13, condition at a local -ourth run».84. 46. -20 3-16. second; Wnr Maul!, 107 (Begere). $6.10, Cornell at Columbia; 20, Dartmouth at ence games Illinois was popularly hospital to-day. inning, close billiards account 72, Average- third. 1:68 4-6. Hanover, McHenry came to the . ng for most of the A mass* Hefcrce. Albert O. Cutler. Time, JäCtjue», Altornev, awarded the title. The 1920 race was hospital here that points. Dark Horre. War Victor, Klng'a Champion, February 12.Tale at Columbia; 37, Uni¬ from Mount Orab, Ohio, his went wrong brought the run to ai The scores, averages and high runs Austral, Debardou, Moody and Clean Goii'i versity of Pennnylvania at Phile.delphla; Ohio's, while last year Iowa about two months home, end, also ran. at clearly ago suffering from Hoppe made 15 points in bis hal in each game follow: 22, Dartmouth Columbia; 27, Univeralty won the title on a percentage basis tumor of the brain. An on a »short draw shot. He the) Seventh race (purso, $1,802; for three- of Pennsylvania at Columbia. operation was failing High year-old« and upward: claiming; mile and March 6.Cornell at Ithaca; 10, Prince¬ without meeting Chicago, Wisconsin, perfoi'med and he was reported as re* led the champion by a score of 12 Points. Average. Kun. ton at Columbia; 16, Yalu at New Haven. Ohio State or Plain Toe to 60. «.tchaefer. BOO 2!» 7-37 140 three-Eixtecnths).Dolly C, Oil (l.egere), Michigan. covering slowly. Hagenlacher. 323 39 6-17 1*6 $17.60, $7.60 and 14.70, won; Bravo, 102 One of our own dif¬ The ( hnn-r>ion in Form (Mein). $32.70 and $18.90. second; AttOfñey distinctively Conti. 600 29 7-17 141 Muir, 106 (Kmallwood), $4.80. third. Time, l»aa%*aaa*WSaaa%attaa%»%a»%a%amSa%aWmaaaW ferent that us to Jake could add onlv S und Hoppe Cochran. 87* 22 2-17 109 2:07. I,n. Kross, Racquetta, Phalaris. W»r. Brogues, enables point to their totals iri the fifth /mmc Hoppe. 600 55 6-5 13« ltl«e, Doeror »Tim, Blazonry and Tom Mc- maintain our enviable Horemtr.*. 177 19 6-9 TO Taggart also ran. reputation but in the sixth Schaeffer went, into th Woatner clear, track fast. lead with n Coohran. 500 33 6-1G 140 for real shoes. Lasts and Patterns brilliant cluster of 90, wit! Hagenlâcher. 471 81 6-15 178 »nott of the done at the o our own scoring head Schaefer. 600 66 6-9 195 exclusively design. the table. After giving a da-zling pm Conti. »1 3-8 107 nibitio.i of r.ll íound billiard wkill i 81 Bowie Entries BOTH SHOPS iinl-HPiin». 600 86 10-14 244 First race tWl run the ennmpion ended it by fail Hagenlacher. 301 21 7-1* IDA (for maiden two-year-olds; '>*. tit« claiming; purse $1,301; five and a half TIMELY unadorned follow sJioi DEDUCTIONS £if easy Hoppe. B00 55 6-9 192 furlongs) *H. Warren. 109; »Wrangler, The little things still count, be the gam ¦Cochran. 102 £9 2-8 70 109; Zouh BnsBie, 111; Spinning; Flax, 111; billiards or just life. ¡Conti. 600 41 8-32 204 ZeUreka, 111; Ray t_, 111; I.ady Liverpool, Hoppe (rot another scratch in hi Hagenlftcher. 866 29 7-12 11 111; Blue China, 111; Caladlpm, 114; ON half of the Schaefer i Moreic.ana. BOO 35 10-14 !44 RechHblte, 114: Gold Mount, 114. Also sixth, leaving 321 | eligible--»Jolly Sailor. 109; Reformer, 114; Whitehouse & Hardy the lead, 162 to 127. The balls had be SenâéMt. 22 13-14 169 Petting Sun, 114; Cum Shaw. Ill; »Can¬ HWMlMMNft come widely separated and Schaefc Horr-marta. DOO 29 7-17 207 dida. 10(!; Buddugio, 114. aWQMrVNfAtaMr STREET I^WECT^r-STWafT failed to s ¡Cochran. 406 28 14-17 30*1 Gold Mount and Setting Sup. E. K. Bry- HsrsaaaastM Oraaa Heos* score on his next turn son faaa. KM\CKa*.a***M* iMLatt«4« the mar Hoppe. 600 35 10-14 3 22 entry. Reformer and Buddugle, James WOOL ITEMS table. The former champion Arthur «S>W.4ÍI.lfi«i«¿ NW YORK to Cor.ti. 203 15 8-13 76 entry. »ged g?t in a run of 18 here be Second race fore he on t Hoppe.... 600 Ï2 18-22 17Î (for three-year-olds and U* failed a long draw shot Hageniacher. 4«2 22 160 Upward; claiming; purse $1,301; six eind a the side cushion. half furlongs).»Miuse, 100: »Care Free, THE ARTICLES LISTED AND REDUCED REQUIRE To Rc-hftefer. 500 Î1 4-16 167 10S; John the«, who watched closely at. thi Cochran. S03 38 15-18 112 Tidings, 105; Morrlll, 105; Nea- ÑO EXPLANATORY WORDS. THE VALUES '.tari It «appeared that he ha poiltan, 105; Tingling, 108; Venal Jov, 108; WERE «.one Hoppe*Sa (4ontl. 600 93 6-15 351 »Tubby A., 108; So It Goes, 105; Perlgour- before in this tournament, was be Horemana.. 30i 20 3-16 84 dine, 106; Panjandrum, 106; Skooter, i06; EXCEPTIONAL AND THE CHARACTER tinning to show signs of the strain o Hcp;iO. 800 41 A'12 18« Ticacey, 108. Also eligible.»Put-1, 107; als nerves, Ar-ain crane those dis Schaefer... 283 23 7-32 90 .Zorro, 104; Star Realm, 108; »Bobbed SPLENDID AT THE ORIGINAL PRICES Hair, 102; Utah, 109; Jock Scott. 116; ¦.'«ssjng halts before his masses an »Tom Cassidy, 100. tteetimea even on »imple follow shots Lack Venal Joy and Utah. Braft & Cremen .^bs-Jfer made another scratch in hi of Co-ordination entry. '¡tfhth inning, .s did Hoppe, and the Third race (the Rainbow for 1MPOPTED ANGORA AND ENGLISH ««¦e runs Troubled Willie Handicap; of 20 and 21 bv each in th Hoppe two-year-olds; purse $1,400; six and a half «4 Home for ?Wh. The title holder "then made said after the that there furlongs).General Thatcher. 128; Ou) Oui, WOOL SWEATERS Some Industry cluster Hoppe game 118; Carol, 116: Moonraker, 116: Ruddy, ^»¦¦hfal of 68 close billiard: was nothing the matter with his arm, 110; Luminist, 107: King Solomon's Seal, mostly at the foot of the table. Hope 10Í«; Forest Lore, 100. WERE $20 NOW $11.US .«Ponded with 40, fallí ne or. a folio' but that the trouble was lack of co¬ Lumlnlst end Forent Lore, W. J. Salman su." 8nd Schaefer could only gathe ordination and that caused him to and R. T. Wilson Jr. entry. S*f"ms in the eleventh. tighten Up when about to make a shot. Fourth race (the Annapolis Purse, CSrt1p tur*1 at tne t*0'' Bflid lie $1,401 : Tor three-year-olds and upward; one ENGLISH WOOL HOSE as* tí! H°PPe>s He thought Schaefer, seeing mile and ievehty yards).King Albert, ï09: (stand, Buildings *& Railroad Yard) «?.«. iT,"'1,r'?t billiard-* seen in th Hoppe's condition early in the game, Pastoral Swain, 109; 1.'Effare, 106; Crank. WERE $2 AND $2JO NOW $1J5 B_r%'*î'!> i!',ee play began. made a mistake in playing so much 106; Mawco-on, 100; South Bréete, 100; LOCATED AT 74Ö9 SO. ASHLAND -«.Roi-r-, fin "old fox" at hilllnrdi safely. Dream of Allah. 108; Clansman, 160: Modo. AVE., CHICAGO in his 100; Dunce Cap, 07; All Fair, 97; Minima, E*|eb barely thirties, bee "He should have gone after every¬ 97: »Sailing Along, 97; Pan n In Bean, 97; f',*'',n- fioctepitudc, stiffening joint! thing," said Willie. "But as it was, he Mary Patricia, 94. Also eligible.-Thriller, ANGORA MUFFLERS WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY AUCTION »"..¦* eyef-'ght. etc. so 10*. - falling arches, olayed much safety that he let me '»>.«.form?,¦ ce South Breeie and Thriller, Mrs. J. M. in this eleventh innln i-ret started again. The critical point Biack entry. TERE $3 NOW $1.95 ma eated he had been "spool of the game was when Í was working - - - ^inly pubHc- Fifth race (the Century Handicap: purso 2:30 P. M. Dec. 7th VÏ-* on the balls to get them going for my -1,600; for three-year-olds and upward; .. ...» ran the gamut of billiards i next to last run. 1 was behind then, one mile and one-sixteenth).Polly Ann, WOOL SPORT £' ruh decided the outcome."t Elm, 102. St. L consist of for****« play, Hoppe showed a marve Hoppe will go on an exhibition tour Sixth race (for three-year-old. and up¬ Rys. improvement! »bop, »i.t. *_**trol and flawless judgment i soon. He said he hadn't decided yet ward; claiming; purse $1.301; orte rnlte and cooling room, machin«**, shop, 2 brick, tile and *te*l nt*!-5"1 last night, whether or not he would play In an¬ seventy yards).»Bridesman, 111; »Servi- FINE GOLF STOCKINGS building», power plant, water towers, storage tank», P8t H0 in this fun wer tor, 111; Despair. 109; Double Cross, 104; cranes and «o«,rea *" points other chnmnionBhip. He may not de- .Super, 104; Maryland Bells. 104; *By railroad track. tne head of the table. cide until the end of this year. JJminy. 104; »Crank, 104; »Saddle and WERE $5 AND $6 NOW $3.IS Gets Great Ovation In the mean time, the second and Boots, 104; Cahaian, 103; All Fair, 103; The Government will finance 80 per cent of the pur¬ men in the muet .Plci:ic. 101; »Duke John. 101; King's chase Illustrated at ¦*'hat 8e«""»*- almost schec third tourney play Champlort, 100; Miracle Man. 88. prke. booklet, describinft the prop¬ tf?i\lî' s to see which Bhall challenge Hoppe Super and King's Champion. G. W. F.re- erty in detail and giving term* cf »ale, oe obtained liaiif between per oob o» ,r. in&n entry. m*y t. Lrs,ngr* drovc the red ohieet ba i for the championship. from the Chief, Construction Service, M. Generals tL rail Seventh raèe (claiming; pur.ie* $1,301; Q/ fon-. * °_t?m *'ith Just «ufficier for three-year-olds and upward; one rnlla Office, Munition» BUlg., Washington, D. C, or Gerth» .* bac!< t0 the c«fi aî' Springfield Elects Wattera and a sixteenth).-»Petite »hS «_«bnn«f* Dame. 97; Deck- Realty Experts, Auctioneer», SOI W. 42nd St., New On k. ¿f bal1 clos<- to the top rai SPRINOÍTELD, Mass., Nov. 21.. mate, 100; »Tom MeTaggart, 10Û; »Rose¬ York The Government rcsetve» the to Rhot he .o»-: the Warren Watter«, star end of the ate, 101; Mystic. 104; Burllngam?, 108; City. right reject «Jow« ? ltlst ivorii Bogart. 106; Eternity, 108; Welcome SWest 46 th. Street any or all bids. «...dit. he oth*r °~ná of the tab' College football eleven, was «Scotch ded t0 Springfield 1923 Stranger, 97; Verdict, 100; »War¬ Wfor. * ¦«. his co«nt up to 18 .to-night elected captain of the like, 100; *The Clockmend-r, 102; »Radi¬ ^EWYORK Í h(."*,f8i,i,**g on a hard shot. A tr< eleven. He is the second member of cal, 106; »Torchy. 106; 'King's Belle, 107. ! of South Alx> eligible.PriscSlla Greenway, 09« é_____ 2Va_,nI1 -"-«---ted the comin the Wattera family, Bend, Tricks, »9; Ashlin, 1.1; »Zouave, 104; .__.«. *» Ind., to be thus honored, his brother, vlforator, 102. »»t last inning! Never did Leonard, leading the eleven in 1921. .Fiv* ptrund- a.lowanc» claimed. Wmh mj^W'^MtM^vx-t