Broceo andCoburn Win Six-Day Bicycle Race With Lap Advantage Over Nearest Rivals Dehaets and Persyn Capture Several Shifts Willie Hoppe, King With Cue Cornell Team Second Prize in Coaches Sails This Week Tales of a Wayside Tee Long Grind Among -By GRANTLAND RICE._____ in (Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune Inc.) Egß and McNamara, Favorites, Fail to Regain Likely 1921 To Run Abroad! Lucky is the golfer who has strong, an d ex-open Ls3 Lost in the Week and Finish in champion, verv* s'uv*D''*c« Laps Early and Jefferson in Runners to supple hands and a pair of strong, hannds and wrists. Washington Championship His hand is thin and Fifth Place; Victors Amass Some 2,000 Points Market for Foot¬ supple wrists. his fingers ar. Capable Meet Oxford and Cam» thin and not particularly lone » ball Mentor Next Season »With that start he has a big jump they possess great strength, Athletes Dec. 271 or. the road to the of the game. also are m no Hiï'-JÏÏ; bridge glory sense bulkv, but on «fv By Fred Hawthorne For the hands and wrists play a tre¬ contrary, are below normal in th» of thickness. But J Maurice Broceo, of ítaly, and Willie Coburn, of Newark, won the By Ray McCarthy By Jack Masters mendous rôle in the pastime, a greater there is not oniv'a suppleness and a pliancy, but also ,h_ annual six-day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden last The football coaching problem In When the Aquitania points her prow rôle than many thousands ever think can tvreBty-ninth snap that come only from «#« hing a lap in the lead over their closest rivals, Caesar Debacts at least six institutions is unsettled. in the general direction of the West¬ the case to be. leverage. b-*»i and, from all appearances, will not ern next Tuesday morn¬ It isn't necessary that the hands be Travers makes a heavy Hois Persyn, of Belgium, Julius Van Hevel and Henri Vanlerberghe, Hemisphere his hands and his demand dm* of all of whom be settled for some time to come. In ing the most important athletic inva¬ big and tho wrists bulky. This is wrists, eiMtíiS. i, and Fred Taylor and Tommy Smith, Newark, generally the case, but not always so. in iron-club play, from the any of these places. While there will sion of Europe since the iron to Pdr¡v¡¿ ¡me lap ahead of Oscar Egg, of Switzerland, and Reggie McNamara, Olympic Harry Vardon has a prodigious pair the mashie pitch. In the 0M not be so many shifts probably as games will be inaugurated, of wrists. days, when he was ¦.'..rate total for the week was 2,000. officially hands with thick, powerful winning champior- point there were last year, a few, neverthe¬ for the big liner will carry the cham¬ A big part of his wonderful control ships without the aid of a wooden clnb won he could tnd Persyn second prize,: less, will be made, and well defined pionship Cornell cross-country team, comes from the power and adroitness, average 230 or 240 yard, 500 the and that rest with his driving iron, where « of approximately points, rumors are going the rounds that sev¬ which is ,to meet the »representatives suppleness leverage of the hi«* ¦ in part distance came n c me Van Hevel and Vanler- Final Point Score of Oxford and these two sections of his golfing from «___ eral startling changes will be wrought Cambridge at Roehamp- anatomy. snap or whip in his fingers and hit berghfe. with about 400 points and Tay- Broceo and Coburn.2281 in the personnel of the coaching staff ton, near London, on December 2f7. wr3sts. \N here these are weak or When Bobby Jones was fourteen in the laeV :.>r ..¡.J Smith; Egg and McNamara, Dehaets and Persyn.511 of various colleges. The American team, in cnarge of old marveled that a ing suppleness golfer is uñ years many young against a a Piarii and I.coü", Van Nek and Miquel, Vanhevel and Vanlelberghe.395 Washington and Jefferson is in the Coach Jack Moakley, Manager E. J. boy could get such unusual distance heavy handicap, handicsn He had the correct that it will be hard to overcome. and Thomas and Verri and Bel¬ Fgg and McNamara. 298 market for a coach. Its alumni Bailey and John P. will be with every club. good McGovern, of the correct But even Use of Two Factors lo-. .:, order. Taylor and Smith. 191 have to a of the' timing swing. that raised $20,000 install sound comprised following seven har- at the age of fourteen Bobby had un¬ Proper use of the hands and 7 was the star of the Bedell and Thomas. 149 who won t.iju Egg easily coaching system, and tho authorities riers, recently the Intercol- usually large hands, the hands of a in the golf stroke is vital to any «uc. 8nal hour of even his Van Nek and Miquel.129 at are on the hunt now. legiate title for the up-state Univer¬ man, attached to thick, powerful cessful game. sprinting, though Washington sity: Thomas C. big brilliajil could not win the race Piani and Lcene. 160 Dr. Morrow has announced his retire¬ McDermott, Charles wrists. It is the hands and wrists that start riding C. Carter, Howard V. Bonsai, Norman of the the Bwing, with the left in ;"or him ci his partner, owing to the Verri and Belloni._ 78 ment and says he will not return un¬ P. R, E. As in the case Harry Vardon, control Brown, Brown. Captain James Atlanta star was able to a run¬ At the top of the swing it, Is were behind If L. Dickinson and Milton get again !'nct ¡that -hey two laps der any consideration. the presi¬ E. Richmond. start and wield a advantage the hands and wrists that start the Although the race was not ning big -, Broceo and Cobura. But dents can obtain tho service of a good arranged through the use of a pair of brawny club downward. If tho body or the as an international but as a shoulder starts was a man will b¿ar as meeting, "mitts." first, trouble ia eure 'here special set of prizes put up Plan 7 they watching, they! courtesy to Cornel!, in appreciation of to follow. the for the winners in Yachts have material. the Other Types by management always good hospitality by the university com¬ Again the hands and the wrists art the actual order in which they crossed One man who is being prominently munity to the British athletes who Oswald Kirkby, three times Metro¬ vital parts of the swing as the b» competed in the has a of struck. . the finisn line in each of the sprints, For Race mentioned for the post is none other Pennsy.vania relay politan champion, pair power¬ is , carnival, Cornell's in the ful hands with long fingers. The use If the in the r ana and McNamara won first place Cup ..han Gilmour Dobie, the Cornell grid- victory grip fingers ane¡ They clamoring Order Winter sprint wrists< all senile of touch and all night sion of riding began. Club. head all fall over at old Pena and as May Prac-| das li at the of the Mi 11 rose not, however, essential, provided pliancy and and Willie Coburn, Harvard to Conduct yard games and remain. reduces the golf swing to the propor- seven members of the Sea¬ the team v, ..:. being bowled over by tice for Soon A. A. last year, has wired his entry strength suppleness la >- on the entire Already Squad Travers, four times amateur tions of wood chopping. wanhaka Yacht Club have Penn State, Pittsburgh and Dartmouth! for this event, winch will he contested Jerry ftald. till in fronl of the pack, Corjnthian more Title Tennis Meet meet in ' the clnmorings grow louder and After at the M. A. A. Madison Square Îit ta r D< ba _>ts and stated that they will build yachts for Xinas Vacation Julius Van Hevel and raucous. But at the eleventh hour Garden on February 8. Scholz finished the elimination races. These when it as though the Red fifth in the 100-meter race at Antwerp he and ! r« .1 Taylor yachts appeared NEW HAVEN', Dec. 11..The Mass., Dec. J..An Eleven Re-elected are in the 6-meter or 20-foot ami Buic Hag would drop entirely ^»ath and was a member of the team which Syracuse Smyth one rating ^CAMBRIDGE, regained from sight, the team rallied, whipped has been prepared for Tad Jones to Eastern Stales championship broke the world's record for the 400- nly a single class. Five orders already have been Yacht Cluh Leader iders when the Columbia decisive!;, and hen over- return to Yale as head coach of the tennis tournament will be held here me'.er relay. fo Dartmouth placed by English yachtsmen. T. C. whelmed Cornell i«i a man- Play '.. 7 the race surprising football eleven next season. on 14 and 1l>. subicct to began. Glen-Coats and F. J. bave an¬ ner. then the Captain- May 13, Max two-mile Stephen And muttering« died elect team Bohlarid, metropolitan, Next Seasou At Indian Harbor Favorites Far Behind nounced that, they will design their clown to whispers, so we don't know Malcolm Aldrich of the the approval of the Harvard ath¬ champion, and Andy ('raw, former title Here ;¦>.«¦». ¦¦¦*. e : ams, including Oscar own yachts. Thomas Westry, Algernoi now just how Heisman stands. warmly favors his return, and the letic committee. The tournament holder, will start from scratch in the ç ¦" [¦ ] McNamara, who start- Maudsley and Frank Robinson, the Foster Sanford, who has «lone much graduate football committee jüst ap- which is Harvard's idea, will de¬ lVó-mile handicap, which will feature SYRACUSE, NT. Y., Dec. 11. .Six of Douglas Grahame Smyth was re- will have to on one .)!' thi 13th to be . £3 the grind last Sun- others, yachts designed by put Rutgers the map, is of the games Regiment, for the Uni- elected commodore of the Indian Har¬ Fife. The elimination races in pointed by him and indorsed by the termine the championship team the nine games Syracusa were 1 w laps behind Eng¬ those being mentioned for the job at held Friday evening at the homJ of the have bor Yacht Club at the annual meeting Coburn, and their position land wil be tailed or. the Solent, be¬ Washington and Jefferson, but Sandy general athletic committee is known to rather than the best individual Coast Defense Command, Brooklyn. sersity 1921 football team already ¦'¦ July 18. The international a man be unanimous in hoping that Jones will are: of the organization held at the Dew as a ginning is here in town and * Eddie the Brooklyn A. A. star, been book«¿¿l. They wellni^h hopeless series will be sailed off Cowed next pretty busy return. player. Mayo, To win "the race it probably will not be able t... accept Among the colleges invited to who recent.y joined Captain Joe Hard- .-¦¦¦¦ ¦.¦.at. a 24- -II« bart at ¡?yra :u: Pickwick Arms, in Greenwich, Conn- th« Swiss-Aus¬ August. the call, even if he should it. Members of the committee and Cup- meyer's "co nm will also toe the i, iber l i. Brown at Syr n us A has offered the Sea- get tain Aldrich are Colum¬ tnd, O air 22.Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh. last night It will be tho third year tral : "i;r* ti*.reo laps before cup been by Here is one fact, however: "Swede" lave discussed the matter compete Yale, Princeton, mark i:i this race. wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club for the | with Jone-, and no formal O.tob -Maryland State al Syracuse. that Commodore Smyth has flown the th« race. Only an accident Youngstrom, Dartmouth's great although bia, Colgate, Cornell, Dartmouth, N .¦ .¦¦ ¦.. 2 at S> racus series. It is that the contest guard, offer of the head Colgate or¬ Lo Ç'uburn or Broceo could bring t'nls proposed who coached the line at Amherst this coachship will be Pennsylvania and Brown. A number The James E. Sullivan Officials' Club November 10 Dartmouth a*. Polo senior flag officer's pernant of the be continued until one or other of the made to until a. igreed by competent season, will be in complete charge of him the committee has held its annual meeting a; the 71~: C a-. New York Citj Commodore Smyth was re- countries represented has von the cup held several confère: ses the of enthusiastic letters of accept¬ ganization. the team next year and all sons of during Regiment Armory hist night and re- Tho has three open dates, two as was '' the first Orange elected without ti.«1 id one of the two .'.ears in succession, after L«*r'i are coming holidays, they have made it ance have been received. orm :r officers for the ..' opposition, Smith, young- race next when the would be¬ Geoffrey expecting big things in the first part of October and one the e *¦ ie race, worked the year, cup from hi i\. known informally that they desire his year. are: Herman Obertubes- balance of the slate. big come the absolute of tho win¬ They in November. Cames for 'JilxiXf ; They have been in touch with every with for sum. of Yanl id of infection, Por the same reason the athletic the organization went í a. m. Wi part Warner any Prince- a Collins the resenting .ap arkable yacht racing organization in tho United tonians are priin;-, perhaps makes midsummer th-* Morton changed this morning, according to management vanes Maryland State on and brought back the that highly elated over Bill in the interest of Yale football and Indians. authorities. rallied Marblehead tim iddenly S a and Canada unö and 189T, died Colgate, Pittsburgh ¿nd Hrown . Cavanaugh remains. Columbians arc. T"WO HIT GAMES already was ended. , '.'eld appear« serious- himself as commodore of the New teams has was .. at his home in ( booked the athletic ing broad-minded enough not to ud had. he able, in 1 '.' 10, to April 29.Williams (¿hicaso) vs. Cle* sterday Canyon ity, Mlicials believe the Of interest tor the memoera «iwn ac- York Canoe Club at the annual meet¬ charge a winner over Colo., to word received Bt team has a full season's great the new the defeats this year to "Buck" O'Neill, ¡produce Princeton and May 24.Ehmko (Detroit) vs New V7oi according work booked was the announcement that ing of the organization he'd at the and the Harvard, and the fact with July 7. Ke« Co (1 hila..) .<. Boston. the university to-day. ahead. on Islane former Syracuse conch will be that, supe¬ 1 vs. Bosta clubhouse, the finest Long Fail to Gain Hotel St. George in Brooklyn last seen rior material, the last season has re- Aug. .Perry (Pirita.) for a housr Veterana the directing affairs at South Field Kept. i'.n ris Phila. vs. Derr Sound, would be ready night. Commodore Pimm advised next suited in one of the worst ir >7 (« vs. D itroil .* Day. iw next twenty minutes there that the efforts of again year. Yale showings Sept .Hodgo :hlcago warming" next Memorial .,.''..-. but a succession of ter- members through Syracuse has a littlte coach gridiron history has made tho Sept.. 10.Davis <'¦. Louise es iw ï'ork. i 8 rapm.j ¡ the original Rob Roy grand hi master coach for another Stecher and Lewis Are construction progressing rjg after l'avlor and Poultney Bigelow "Chick" Meehan, who made a eager trial. aud canoe has been presented to the club splendid Jones is known to idea-; .Ten lnnincs. satisfactorily. , success have foi Ready last d their lap. Egg and It arrived from season.his first as head THREE HIT GAMES ."»TT-Nftrc; mad« 'eral by Mrs. MacGvegor. coach. we think Meehan radical changes from his policy of last desperate; on board the steam¬ Personally, but he is April 20.Pennock (Boston) vs. New York, Eleven to Lose , ,- cate the England recently lanks with the best season, keeping Ins plans For Title Williams of them in the mat- vi youngsters, ; Irishman, and will bo kept at the \ery quiet. The selection April 25.Williams (Chicago) Detroit.' Match timo they met with ship ter of football brains, and our little tip of Majoi April 26.\ an Gilder (St. L.) vs. Detroit. Wrestling hume of the club on Little Louis .. .. ho back in the Bay. is to keep your eye on this in sea¬ Stoddard, Foster Rockwell, Tec May 3.-Russell (Bostoi New York. Heavily by Graduation at the bird M ,v 4_M ;..- 11.. Oscar and showed The guest of honor meeting sons to come. Ltfley, Ray Paige and Clarence Alcot yers n\d vs. Detroit. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Dec Reggi.' wan who tailed May Klntioy lilla. vs. St Lou a. and will ion to out W. N«itting, recently is las a graduate advisory cohiimttee cam« IS Champion The Williams football tea» help across Stevens, also, \-cry v.f<]\ satisfied kliiy Shawkey (N \v Fork) vs lleve. Challenger ta¬ ., the little Typhoon the Atlantic. 'as a because it .1 une vi class o: 1921 grao pa g, sidling the sprint the with Boy Durborrow, who has done ex¬ general surprise in Quint) (N Y.) Washing bard hit when the cinselves in He presented the club with Hag volved the disappearance of veterai June 11 :,-l.y (do* vs. Phila. Will Struggle to Finish next June. Not only will Benny ceptionally well with the lloboken stu¬ June a ¦¦- uates that he had flown throughout the voy¬ 'alumni from the wen 18 II') troit) Boston. who ever the pa« dents. Holy «"ross and have committee. All \ an SI the greatest player - Glider vs r« boynton, -. ¦. a age. There wa ; considerable discus¬ Wcsleyan active in at Armorv couW Y impossible for no coaching worries to trouble the coaching last fall. Majo July t> -Mays New Yu '. i'S. Wash. To-morrow wore the purple, complete his sion of a new one-design class fot* the them, Stoddard as varsitj "í iamai a d Egg 'o finish in first and Williams will have Joe Brooks as advisory coach, the othe Jul; S Ayers-Okri Eli e) Del roll "> *. s. at that time but eight other members the evening. as N*i w York. btn. «., found sub- younger during long as he will stay. But we wouldn't four field coaches, and it is believe« ¦loo Stecher, world's wrestling cham¬ men will go along with him. ; .¦ in the tact that that when the of July 12.Ken* (' ihlca la. and and H. npensatior. be a bit surprised to hear of Brooks selection residen July 17.l'erry (Phil;«..) vs. St, Louis. pion possessor of the mighty scis¬ Lasell, McLean, Codding, Fülle cleaned _\mateur Routs coaches is made some of J ::i -« sors again« '. up Intercity shifting to a bigger institution one of the graduât« ul> !ou tney (Wash.) v St, hold, with which he has won most burger, all of whom played and $1.100 in pri.-e Amateur boxer.-; from Pittsburgh, these «lavs, as he is a line teacher. committee, perhaps all except Majo July 21.Davis( (St. L.) vs. Wash.t of his mat struggles, will defend his Amherst in the final game, wW' during the w< far more than New York will take in be July 26 Jones Boston v ... Ne vs i rk Hibbart, ^«pjnfs tk, Boston and part Meantime herí is our own advice on Stoddard, will numbered among th« '.¦..¦- tic in a match with Ed uate. as well as Joslyn and '-r r July 2S tChi ago) va. Phila ("Strangler") ouï team in fchu which will be coaches who in on - * Lewis were r'r.yoTV« inter-city tournament, the matter of coaching. Larry Bank- appear togs the sid« Aim. Elhi i. rolt) vi New to-morrow night at the 71st Reg¬ regulars for two years, who At'th« fii r«f 'no five afternoon of the Crescent ¡lines for " .¦ held in the gymnasium hart' is, so far as we know, free ;..:-.«! the daily practice. A.UB. 1!) -J i.'iaril ¦;; a a,a iment Armory. Both have '.rained Ion».*; of the game a* thai time. s$T?*5"i for ]¦>'¦¦¦.- ". totals fur the Athletic Club, Brooklyn, on Thursday and if Rockwell, in particular, is one o ah.,- Jl.IIojl (Bostonj \ and and for this W. C. Boynton, fvailabie, Washington and Jef- Au«. 7 IN nno« x ¡osl faithfully meeting and I-argo. N. Burger, * v**i;''*i'rf as follows. evening, December 2'-'. Three classes: or j Yale's masters of football on) v: CI each is in are the regula ferson any other college is perplexed strategy Aug. 77, in rris Phil i.j v¡ Clt inland. superb physical condition. Laws and Richmond Brgjoco and Coborn, 697; Debaets 115, 125 and 115 will be repre¬ as to As field fie ran four Yah ¡äa. The choice r..l. Van pounds, where to find Ihc right man it general Aupa De Berry trii Loul.-i)" vs. IJ.jstoti The tussle will be to a finish, one who will be back next fall. Persyn, 426; Heve1 and Van- sented. to him. elevens brilliantly, and as head coacl Sept. 6.Shawkey N. Y. ) vs. Phila fall to dee «le. Last in of rests between the first two Ee - ought grab He ranks with the year this same captain S23; and McNamara, a uf Sammy Morse's eleven he öupt. T-r-Aiaya V.N. X.) vs. Pulla. men, and I very best, winner if there ever was proveí .-,. yt. ic.//.,,. a-try ...) armory Stecher successfully defended named, besides the five varsity *ñ9: Pian! Leene, 152; Bedell Clason Wins I one of the most mar (\va Va. Cleveland will uc'P Quintet cue. resourceful field Sept. 24.-Malla va. his laurels against the assaults of second stnng players who M Whomas, '777; Van Nek an! Miquel basket¬ shals who ever (Cleveland) Chicago. Humea, I! \ The Clason Military Academy campaigned an El Lewis after three hour:- of sensat'onal out in 1921 include Ganan, »JTAvlor and Srryth, S5; erri and team its season yesterday eleven to "Ten Inr lag 1 Elve innings 1 IM*. .¦¦- ball opened Fullback Chosen Cuplain victory. tl ng. The match was one of the Shuttleworth, Mallon, Montgomery, afternoon by defeating the Manhattan BEREA, Ohio, Dec. 11..Fullback It. is expected that Captain Malcoln most thrilling ever staged in this city, Monjo, Wilson, .loues and Wilcox. .. Verri Captures $100 Prize Prep five on the Clason court by a ¡ Harry R. Wainer, of St. Paul, has been Aldrich will make, an innovai on b; Record Year in and it is expected that the issue to¬ FV£- to P.« of < out the ist little Ital- score of 38 23. J. illey, Clason, lected captain of the Baldwin-Wallace ordering squad for winter prac Sports morrow night will be just as bitterly Enters Title from 'he with eleven baskets, was the star of College football team for 191. lie ki tice in tho gymnasium soon after th At cont isted. Shoemaker the Christmas recess. The hav Williams College 11 to win th e game. a junior. players Under the one-fall rub.' there can be Tournament rize lie week. already been urged to take boxing and WILLI/MSTOWN, Mass., Dec. no doubt as to the question of Billiard .v--. awa*.*. A -.-;- if Th superi¬ Five will Btrive for the ity yards Yanks9 Pitchers s possible, wrestling practice. This is a big year for sports at Wil¬ ority. It makes no d (Terence if the competitor:, cham¬ ofl red $100 for a one Apply Aflam Heads List members of the eleven last fall ap match Eastern amateur pocket billiard liams College, as far as the number cons-times two minutes or five ¡ch will DCs' went out foi peared to know less what to do wit hours; they w 11 wrestle until Referee pionship tournament, wl Whitewash Brush With Shutouts arms than of students in ¦¦;. Club. »*»'»: iked to have Often Eight their and legs ..ny Yale play participating the i- Bothner the It was at the Crescent Athletic ..-¦ proclaims winner. Th«. list »s headec until Verri made hi? »udder In the American League during the In tho National the era in year, and such instruction a ous branches is concern d. Th.e num¬ only through, the of lyn, to-morrow night. around the last turn int< League during the elements of self-defense in wrest inauguration finish J. Howard Shoemaker, the 1920 season there were eighty shut¬ 1920 season there were 106 shut-outs, ber is believed to be greater than ever by ¦:. 100 in ling and of self-offense through box times holder of the national cbamjpiop out game.!, against eighty-seven in 1910. against 1010. before, about three-quarters of the night. Hahn Adams of the Pirates leads ing is sought as the first step towar ship, who is entering upon prehrnir.n**.to we I it Mays of tlie Yankees lead«; the pitch- the formation of an eleve undergraduate"! «n play preparatory '* *" persons .with eight shut onty. Alexander of aggressive having engaged competitive o'clock, but from thei ers, having applied the brush ^ix times. 'ha Cubs is next for next fall. some of national championship poon of the Yankees and Shocker with six. Grimes of form athletics. Athi.t.cW;w"Ai .': slo w Shawkey the Dodgers. Oeschger of the Braves, Aldrich is eager for a strenuou Whoa the football cided at the Chict.go : doors, and it a of the Browns follow with tive fach. hut lie believes that it ca varsity squad vas U looked the Ruether of the Rsil?, Doak of the Car- campaign, : be another ful Johnson of the Senators, Cicotte of «1 nah arid of the are le found without which mail called out fifty-six men and Stecher Shoemaker's strongest \\ hite S«jx and Pennock of the Red Nehf Giants tied games reported Joe e»»P«#5the final hour o with five each. nearly half the regulars for most o as many more joined the freshman will be Edward F. Raynold«. -**_»*> at 10 o'clock. Sox follow with four shutouts each. New York and the season. Yale has suffered such sel York State title holder. Raynoldi "'¦ ,; Brooklyn, Pittsburgh squad a few weeks lat< r. 1'he ¦ Ifc al o'« lock tha New York leads with fifteen shut¬ i shout-out their hacks the last two and th annual matches that Jack Curley re¬ stood as runner-up to tne v.liil«; opponents seventeen years, (fall tennis tournament had eventually twice i outs, Washington was white¬ Cincinnati was eleven which was seventy- stored wrestling to its proper sphere Cus Gardner, in live ¡times. whitewashed in presented again! five entries, win.'* a score or more tional champion. nts, figure washed only games. loth Harvard an«! Princeton on hot in this part of the country. champion; J. >>. nt'/T are twenty-two games, in the Metropolitan jrv, _, > Following shut-outs by clubs in The table occasions was far fro;*,« competed golf event. Cross¬ In their last match in Pnd following shows the com¬ its best playin and track had a victory hung of the Elks Club. 1,000 fo American League: form on that account country squad of the balance until the last two Augustus^V»Club champ--'" plete shut-outs by clubs: like men minutes. the Crescent Athletic In the final hour o ,'. na return to a something sixty working out Two minutes before Stecher his list. »í a «d i ¦/. "¦ ?a rflñ a -a W Yale's game with Arm and the annual wound completo the sprints would be pre ei ¡th a purs r is a in out that class soccer series at¬ vicelike legs around the * '-: i-« s «5 5 '.: 3 3" r. E E ? step currying polie; tracted an "StTangier's" of |2C bated. It wa ¡L^PootfePr§ g The game at West Poi3it has annual! equal number. body the latter had the champioi#stag- Millrose Meet February 8 »I*o nlng th *h wn up for Yale its weak ger'ng around from the effects of the A. A. ha». »*-.-*. in about without point Breaks "head lock." The MiUror.e W-« 9,000 fo crippling the eleven physicall; Ankle in Match deadly Then Stecher irot the program for its ant.ua! indoor**°?0?£j CHICAGO, Dec. 1!..Graham his legs in action and won him son GaideO ..-.¦ Pen- they at Mad Square . held ...... be .7-Z-Z. «'. to the laurels. t0 to 1«» Landis Help liaise field, captain of the Northwestern Uni¬ on February 8. In addition Flag ¦This match a Lawrenceville \!fil«*t<*s Win CLEVELAND. Dec. 11,-Judge K. > versity football eleven this year, brok« will be struggle be- Millrose "600," there will ge »V «ri .¦¦¦¦¦ Cleveland. i i 2 2 .'i 0 2 11 Lnndis, new head of baseball, will off his left ankle yesterday in a wrestling twecn Stccher's body scissors and the relay, three open even.* 11.- The La« Hrooklj-n. -.3 323324 17 : collegmte j»4 .'¡«w York- 8.212124 18 ciate next summer at the raising of tl match with his brother, Henry Penlield, .' headlock. It will be a several races closed to r'T7'** .'¦ ''¦'''' tit* à fu NswTorb.... 2 3 6 0 1 3 £ 17 first also a member of the of last lh^J^_2LJZ _ world's series Donnant eleven. repetition year's '.¦'?.'". 0 t 0 10 3 4 9 natl. ever wo Purple great duel, .¦« »core '1 Cln« ... 2 2 3120111 a ».'-~ and endurance will be ¡'ÍZf<%. of Si Louis. : 1.3030 0 by Cleveland team, according t the prominent the fr#al men ... l'illíihurifh. '.',3 4, 1 2 2 2 17 President Sanford of the feature, for the stronger man will win. . 2 2 1 0 1 2 3 3 1 Clevclnr Xuviers Win Two Games Princeton inter Chicago. 1 0 t. 2 1 3 1 13 Club. Lew s displayed phenomenal SiLLIARQS 3311) li »ton.. 6l2ia 03J0 Rotary Judge Lundis to-day a Xavier H. S. basketball team won strength >., 8t. 1-ouls. . and skill forecast "11231 01 D ccpted President James C. Dunn's inv twice on when he beat Zbyzsko a few ¦¦ ¦. Detroit. 1 i 1 . their home court. _ 2 0 3 0 yesterday »* Salt. tot '..¦¦¦ em t ¡He, whfi Boston. 2 i 2 2 1 1 l 14 tatlon to officiate. The weeks ago. On that becasion Lewis Prie«» and T«rau Philadelphia.. 3 0 3 1 2 0 1 « Prep five defeated Brooklyn Ca¬ the t and se< Philadelphia.. 0 12 0 13 1 | thedral 22 to electr fied crowd by the pressure of IT MECHANICS ! Wtid iu ail event» I,o