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THE WASHINGTON HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY- - 3, 1910. WarHas Broken the Training of Foreign Athletes for Olympic Games 1

FAST SOUTHERN FEATHER-WEIGH- T IS WILLING TO FIGHT DOUBLE-TRUDGEO- European War Halts the N CRAWL IS ANXIOUS TO BOX Tony Bernard Meets YOUNG HERMAN MILLER SWIMMING STROKE Plans for Olympic Games BEFORE ARDMORE CLUB' NEWEST McCarney at Majestic

' Aquatic experts are today deeply Interested Iri a new type of swim- cT SaiBSSSSSSSSSsK7H double-trudge- Kansas Soldier Comes Here Germany Had Been Preparing Its to Give ming stroke called a oi crawl It Is a slight modification Athletes United of old trudgeon-craw- aquatic sport believe toe?, the l stroke. Students of the THE CUBS CAME BACK r,' JHVjiBIH it will prove more effective than the latter In middle and long dlstanco with Great Reputation to States More Opposition Until the War WBECKED swimming. The big advantage of the new stroke Is that it enables the AFTEB BEING Wrestle Local Italian. Was swimmer to use the power of his legs to greater advantage than In any AUD MAYBE MACK WILE Declared. of the other styles of strokes. The difference between the old and new trudgeon strokes Is merely There Is no denying that Con- one of leg drive, trudgeon-craw- narrow cham- IS FAITHFULLY TRAINING , tin the l the swimmer takes a nie Mack has wrecked the HOWARD. two evr-nts- th-'s- Br DtCK than but they do well sclssor-kic- k at the finish of the top-ar- th'en performs a continuous pion Athletics. Without Bender. and have been able to outclass their Just about the time the European crawl thrash until the time comes for another scissor. In the new Plank, and Collins the Athletics, The opening wrestling bout of the n- w foreign rivals. Germany, well as the , Augrust. as stroke, first is by fluttering year will be staged in Majestic Tl- - war broke out last all the other countries are going to train th' ir instead, the scissor followed a motion of the at one time held up as the great- the k, night H. leading countries were making plans men in the this manner, an feet, then the swimmer rolls gently and introduces a second scissor-klc- est of all ball clubs, do not loom ter Wednesday when Ton future in in iftiddle-- u. to this time driving vlth the other leg at the end for under-ar- m pull. up as a outfit. Yet the nardo. the local Italian Oi. and looking- forward to furnish the effort achieie greater sueeess. formidable meets McCarney. of Kansas. Notwithstanding Ger- Briefly, the leg action is a continuous crawl with narrow sclssor-kic- k Soldier United States more opposition in the the early date, thrash dope shows that at least one ball The management of the MajeStic Thea- many had granted accommodations to brought in as each arm completes its pull. club came back, and came back Olympic games which are scheduled to prepara- ter lias found quite a little difficult her athletes last summer in The stroke was first exhibited in competition by Joseph Wheatley, of strong, after the loss of Its great- arranging for this bout, but after mm be held again in 1916. tion 1916 Olympic games. er of the With the New York A. C, holder of the American record. argument gr.ii' i. -- Looking back over the summer of headquarters in est stars. both of these star the Berlin, the Teutons agreed to meet. Bernardo needs r, 1312 it will bo remembered that the were working in earnest and promt U t It was another case of wreck- ing, from case troductlon to local followers. Ii, i . American athletes easily outclassed the to spring a great surprise in the next but different the te n, foreign men and won the great inter- meet. of the Athletics. Charles W. shown on many occasions that great close student of the game, and is - . national affair without a amount The greatest qualification of the Ger- - J Murphy had his own personal of trouble. Loomis as a star mat artist. mans lies in their determination and Performed Greatest some say prejudiced reasons for Bernardo won a preliminary boTfir England, Germany, and Sweden, the never-say-di- e spirit. ''51 ;. It has long been PPPpM " handing first Frank Chance, then bout against Jack Ntlson. of New Ha.- countries which contributed most to the said even if the Germans did not ' . that ' .fafafafafafafafafJaHHilLIB Tinker, finally on New Year's I'.i games, had been granted large Appro- opp- - I SIBv :afl Joe and John Conn., at Ardmore ability z have the natural of their ysM .sssssssssssssssssso1 Athletic Feat of the Year papers. by knockout route, and In doinc -- " priations to defray the necessary ex- nents that their spirit would offset this EsssssssHHa Evers, walking Yet the the penses and furthermore all hands were ' Cubs, with Evers In 1913, were a received a good hand from the local f, handicap. HhhH e ifi- &hhhVI sport. occerting every possible effort to win In Rau, Germany great- - ' success comparatively, and last lowers of the has one of the Three Victories in Ninety Min- Little is known of Soldier McCarney lr personal glory in the eyes of the huge , SELF-DEFEN- season, were est sprinters in the country. This flyer LEARNED ART OF SE without Evers, they following. y this vicinity, but he comes heralded with finished second to Craig, of the Ctuver-sit- more than formidable. big reputation, many press notic. William Armstrong, of Laeross. Wis., Michigan, 1912. Craig utes in National Champion- a and of in ran the It doesn't seem reasonable that possession is enough is the authority for revised methods on race in 10 JOB IIAItANG. which he has in his seconds, and the a club can lose three such men good will the part of the foreign countries in fact that Rau was second goes to shon ships Overshadow All. BY CHASING Here's Joo Harang. the speedy little to warrant that a bout result. placing their men in the Olympic that he is quite a capable man, espe-- .ew urieans ieainer-weig- n. wno is as Collins, Bender, and Plank and Bernardo Is sure to be In good condi- games. This is especially true with the i after Champion Johnny Kilbane for a stay in the first division, but the tion as he has been training under Kid cially after participating in three other feather-weig- ht Ha-ran- ir. SPTS-2-C- bout for the tftle. Sperry. of the local men who have Germans. The Teutons are universally events. Germany is Her-- j OL SLIDE BANK fans will not be excessively sur- Four Another star of STRAY LITTLE FIDOS one of the cleverest boxers In tho took conceded as the most intellectual of our ..ho performed the greatest athletic un- prised if arc In been working In Sperry's gymnasium game today, had never been beaten the Athletics the la-- i foreign friends and not being as far country, l,5u0-met- race feat in 1914? part in the attraction at Ardmore of this in the til he lost to George Chaney a month fight again next year. .! advanced in athletics as the Americans, in the same affair. It may be interest- Here, Indeed, is a chance for a rare ago at Toledo, ana tnen unaney Friday, and three of these men retu-ne- they are to use the same tactics of the ing to note that these two men are care- argument pro and con. Joe Loomis, of The manly art of is weighed 131 pounds ringside, while winners. Tommy I.owe. Bernardo, and younger country. Chicago Association, is our not always taught in the gymna- IHarang stepped on the scales weigh- Bert Greene were the men to take the fully watching the work of the leading the Athletic 1- sium by ing -1 pounds, of ten The foreign athletes are the greatest men in class and are determined to SHL5IAX, guess. an Instructor of boxing. a difference nieasure of their opponents. their TEX Many and novel pounds. This caused the New Orleans $.',') hero worshippers in the world. Naturally - performance national are the methods Each of the wrestlers has posted to land the honor in the next meeting. Tk iitiv.- uoiinr nhtor xvhn nxxonto Loomis' at the aBelQ. battler's defeat. they have been under the impression foregoing merely brings out again challenge tif-- championship meeting in With the allies? Nope, in any stand as a forfeit, which is enough to The the issued to him for a at ring ltsejf? Nope. light- Ha rang would like to meet the more events they can the teen-ro- ni .1 rd the Only feather-weig- ht of Dame expect appearance of the men. that win. lllC l.ill& .lt.11 IOHLA Ul WIV Jl I tllll (Jill bout before the Ardmore September, when he won the In the country before Predictions the greater their prowess. This method ha3 pire in an athletic way, and explains Club Kid Harris, who is looking after dafh. running high Jump, and ers learn to handle their mlts. Earl the Ardmore" club. Young Thomas, Kid proved an absolute failure. The men in itself why the Germans are well up Ins affans in this vicinity, got in touch nurdle race wjthln an hour and a half Fisher, the Cincinnati boxer, has Just (Marshall, or any other boy the promot- Rumor for 1915 have in so many tipped off the fans Irow he came by ers see fit to put on. and Is willing' to been enterting different in the running when an international aV"ree',.; oe. Yolfera.rjl.ller s up .. the most meritorious single give away pounds to show that they have been unable to comparison, of any kind, is made. achievement of the year that has but a his knowledge of the game. a few the EEVIEW OF BILLIARDS at the next Ardmore show. Fisher frankly admits he Washington fans that he is a real, do themselves justice in any one event There seems to lie little doubt but that few more days to run. that clever boxer. Harang can be reached Ira Thomas will manage the Yanks. FOR SEASON OF 1914 - learned it In a wild and warlike field. end for this reason have kept thur va- Germany is far above the other foreign The versatility of th.- i.oomls lad, to- through his manager. C. W. Swan, at Weeghman will buy the Cubs. rious countries down in the scoring. countries in athletics, and we may live .ease with With the allies? Nope. On the dog The Leader. Cleveland. Ohio. gether with the njrilatu catcher's wagon. Always willing to Kddle Plank has been signed by the It is known that the leading runners of to tee the day that they are in a class wllch h" performed mul !.! freshness af- Yankees. A notable feature- of tl ytar 1914 in billiard j accept honest employment, Fisher, V the L'nited States do not enter in more with the athletes of the l'nited States, LIVE BIRD SHOOTS ter it wag all done -- laiups the strong-logse- d will become president ol wai that not a Hinle title cIiaiismI hand. ilium t lasso in hand, conducted the dog wag- Hoppe, retained joung Ctilcarioan ns one of the the Athletics. F. of New Y.k, rosejwon greatest performers Uncle Sam Ins on for several weeks, an4 averaged FOOTBALL RULES thr 18.2 and 18.1 chamr4onbirs and in Connie Mack will quit baseball. 14 1 M many many day. nineteen fights a day in the pursuit galnnt flrt hold on the new llmnnit'k troi boasted of in and a of his duties and his prisoners. Hugh Jennings will bo fined J1.0X) for emblematic of the- writ rliami-nroii- at Hi.' Locmis rould have added the Is field says some sort of breach of faith. tj. of txUkline. Alfredo IV Oro. pained re- POPULAR SPORT In- - "There no on earth," Lambert tlirei of dash t' hi. list handily had it not ligbt-welgh- be man- manent of tbe Jordan The Bowling Schedules t, Miller Hugglns will fired as is the "where a boxer can aifhkiu emnlcra, while Itcnnie Allen, of Kan-- terf.red with his other events Ho get more practical experience in emer- ager of the Cardinals and will manage 100 yards. COMMITTEE WILL City, won the Brunswick ocket Ullurd emblem better at the furlong thir. at gency fighting than with the dog the Beds. Leagues for Week In some of the best outriaht. Entire which h oi.tfcotefi Waivers are to be asked on Lapp nn-o- f Jack one- 'sprinters spare. wagon." With thr exception nf Allen in match, ABROADLONG AGO In the East with muc'f to and Ira Thomas, of the Athletics. the chamiion9 was senoifclj threatened. Un j experts saw Loomis - "WashInert on Council Dnckpln Terminal It. 11. Y. 31. C. A. Dnckpln The atlnet.c who Frank Baker will be sold or traded. narrow ewai came early in the jar wM.n Jam- perform nr.lionr.l meet declare Matiirn. of DentcY Athletic hil, .1ipi"l at the i MAKEFEW LAWS Larry Lajole will be released. the i' Leatasae. Leocne that a drier all around pTfrnner in the SOUTHERN EAUWAY will Cleveland, Cin- at a crucial moment and the Kansas City Ut Tho Feds Invade Vf- sr - won by th small of thirteen ball Mn.dj Balboss ts. De VAob, Champlain . to. Monday Tranafor ts. Storeroom. .'uinps and hurdles hs- not been DUCKPIN LEAGUE cinnati, Philadelphia. Detroit. Washing- margin VjJh. Tuesday District Department vs. Ffeipht. British Sports Over 100 lse;n since the days of Alv'n Kracnzlein, Belgium. that lie won rily-frr.- m KJwni ltalp. of Iluc'it Thursday ton, Toronto, and possibly town, N. J.. Kay Pratt, of Sen Frandson. arvi Southern ts. Auditore. forr.ioi Tntwrslty of Ptr.r.sylvanla will lnda EUctnaan rs. Car Department. t!ie BOOKKKKI'KIIS. An team be asram from Maturo. Commercial Dnckpln I.racnf. Years Ago Enjoyed the 'athlete who was until rwently coach to To Meet Early in February, placed In Brooklyn. De Oro dcfendtit hii title three timet def?i.ui.; I St. ii.i: n s. At c cjitirticliaer LoomU' MtocUt-Kvpt- the 7 117 97 17 Dodgers inxtnrn. Charles Morin, of Chlcaco: Frol uns Star . repen. Washington Herald Printers Dnck- Gerni.r F. Humphrey The Brooklyn are to be sold. En. together with his great 124 S..1 of Denfer. and --Jlfwre. of New York. Tupxlaj-Iu- dd A Ietweiler ts. Washington Times. Pigeon aniozlnt; Iljr U but Not Expected to Inter Charlie Murphy will get back his old ierre Targets. sieo. thirty-wre- n repeat .TO) mar-n- of rirtory bein; WidiH-xJi- Wtlsbach ts Southern Ha dirty. pln lifacae. sprir.ulng power and hN aljiiily to Witt' 10 Z 917 Job as president of the Cubs. srcalltt tn' fir--t the jre-rti- t 't rhuffecU) Merchant Transfer Company ;en Nnoparrilo him art-ea- as a I!iman 120 91.22 ajairat the named. At fune ts. Thnrsdar ts. trrners. again and .iFaln. make Chief Bender will play with Cleveland. an- - Raking Company. Friday - 110 3)4 !OJ4 fere with Present Code. lcolu as if the reteran Tuhan is unbeatable Iiri3 ts. Aca.tr. Pigeon shooting, the forerunner of lr thousand. hunii Harry Davis will manage the Athletics. mme can iakl IVnnie Allen, nnlf Knda --Woodward L Lotbrop ts. Wat&irjston Caa A. I. llumphrrr mi 90.1 tho te modern was a popular Homer Baker, of the New York C. Mike Donlln will manage the Yankees. Jfr Oro noould acain try for tbe pocket bilhar-- i Tuianv. Tt - Mimrh 2H 89.4 Colonial I"r,-I'i- !l Htlfln- - tH n- - with one of the great- online I.rncae. ennrt in lflt must be credited Wcjndi 101 77.6 The intercolleslate football rules com- Jack Dunn also will manage the Yan- Utle. cinderpath fratR of 1911 also. His win Thi applie eren more atronsly to VTillie Hon Pinrvjay Continentals ts. Virginians. Puritan rs. ur. It was mentioned in the Sporttns t LAW. mittee will meet In New York early in kees. half-mil- M.3 Dackpln I.enrcne. K nicerbocsers. 1TKJ, British e champion and hi trinity of title. Hopi? defended hj District JIacazino, Ixindon. as parly as and nine of the 3) 10 43 us yet If peace is declared will - 1 l.arrrnnn. nil February, the exact date not belns and 18.1 .title- once each. ieorze Sutton, thr cha! Mi n1ai, -- HoyaU ship in the marvelous time of minute JMi referred to as bavin? already an estab- Youtur 7) II 43 m SM7 decided upon, and for the first time in do the same thing. Imser, bring easily defeated both tteea. T Kwlm-bmr- Newcomer. Pepco Dnckpln I.enKne. ;.t 5 out as a perform- 10 SO ts. lished reputation. The "Old Hat," a seconds stands CIoMberc..-- . 30 :i Hi ii cowl manv years this session promises Roger Pecklnpaugh also will manage When tho new II.I championship wa staged at a ItrUnooth TS. Gondfellows. wonderful Terry DO 1U 90.15 a M'tiday ljokkecrrrs . Meters. famous public house at Ealing, was for ance in a thousand. It's a 20 came tho Yankees. New Tork. Honw eain demonstrated his nurrnM-itj- T -- Contenders ts. path 11f IT 5.6 to consider the ethics of the rather Iv Inlntr. Wcdnewla- i- Arc ("onstnirtmo. enough to do that time on a home lU)m 3 let 24 surely next by winning seTen straight ffaroet from a claT I m.Ijv ardinaU tjl (iinwmi. t. many years a favorite rendezvous ot than chances in the rules. Some chances John Ganzcl will be the l"nda Iun,bae ta. I It In a rare run Ho a KTand aTrrajre of his next rommLiou. pigeon Linger, but later the Ited House without accomplishing MANAIiEKS. will proposed in the playlnc rules, but, Yankee manager. fielrt bail S L. . 3.000 traveling. KrfcT o vz 251 10L7 be highest competitor. Demarest and Jlorninsstar ..... iib after more than miles of .. a a . jtiiitw tuun i uivuucv 11 121 311 for the most part, the gridiron solons are The Baltimore internationals will be oiithrn HhIIm ay Cirri.' n nek pin Colombia IienRni-- ill s'x .!. k,,.. Two great lunong -- r,, ..-- . a v2 a little onr II. was more easily accessible to Londoners. pt1.u. . 51 IIS 312 95.17 well satislied with the technical side of transferred to Richmond, Va. Idoins there were no titular npucts drtrins th Mondaj - Rafialofi this year, these being . R. licncne. t dntas. t To those who feel anxious on the sub- - recorded j; 121 30 93.17 tho Fred Clarke will not manage the yrar, Willi somr remarkable fin 1 -- s .....-..- -- rme. Horr rrodured rtda; Cubs Indian. ' s. .1 (Vfc-.- . ts. Treasurers. Managers ts. ject of pigeon .!,.. .!,...... h .,...... ,Knnrf.non-- - APPiegann ariu omnia. .i. 93 S9S now' pressure will be Yankees next year. i work in a special match at IS apaut Genrcc ,iuu. ---- It is certain that . uihJ Mechanical Xb, Law. 1SW " '"' 109 tu 21 Cardinals will be sold. Sutton at Ohica-jo- Tbr match was at IJOO romt 1'. Timber. Cyclopedia I.ondon. recommends a ' S brought to upon the committee to The I ''"W - ? bear - ' r.tilm- "Western I'nion Dnckpln l.encoe. busl- - ui ' "-- - " - 4 !4 3 J 1.5 Gaffney and on th- second mjilit after he had lieen to lied Hoii.se. Where the .ieretnin tunr - important reforms. One Jim will sell his Boston team. visit the 1 8 101 8L7- brine about two set a upw M'nda- - y. r and LMsmond. of Chicago rniversit Kfrrbrt.. a Gaffney i points behind tn the flrt maht. Jlorre ' is pursued in the lirst ityle of is to prevent abuse of the rules per will buy the Yankees. th-- . Nnfional Capital Dnckpln I.easrnr. Trafftc Branch Offices. nevS one-fift-',,.h of a the 'world's v4 L5l for Wl makinff Thursda iit is. stepped the distance Just MECHANICAL. put to All salaries in the big minor league tnt., - . mlttlnc substitutions, to an end srorr alnmt one honr and fifteen mumtos F" i n.l.. -- TAincta ts. Vlumbians. Dave Caldwell, of Cor- 99.li) 23 in captains an of fash- - second slower. M . 15 6 IIS 331 In clubs will be cut per cent. match aTeraged 55 lSJT, bnth mark Ti,-- 1, ts. Capitol Hill. Lords and lent air half-mil- e year 2 the present practice of sendlnc sub the be tle otinacs oatb cant Dnckpln Iraeiir, ,...... --...... 1 nell. ran the fastest of the KnpT 6 W. sn 38.3 leagues looso br- -- Nationals v. Climbers. .!....; stitutes to carry Instructions from the The minor will break bina thr efPT rrcnnlcd in a match "f this U,!mU II xn " games at 117 so 92.19 COOO 1 date, Mnndv Anavtu pilar Norton Slant. l". ":..r.CK'""r hV II;ilb..n the ..rcolll.te Br from organized baseball. clax. It was for a' nirao of and the ca' - I ... 1OT to the quarter back or captain, jra .... Ifnmnrlal-- .. r!lV , It isr, 91.4 coaeh M. C. A.. Brunswick i irinia Aienw Stars. i : in iiri ii:r ail. i.ii.vjt ...j. In- O'Day will be canned. rerript1- - ndm elTtt Kind T. amusement i . . . . . - ...-.- . EN.LU 281 Hank t. A f'dnesda u Club at Fulham the ... in- ..... I KB 91.1 rather than to relieve exhausted or notable esent Uir wa in i Palace vitheatt r lie unjusi in litu: ;" Ditto for Joe Birmingham. Another "f sear thr ' in general ! 10 1U 25) 90.1 jured players. of the came ex- Jlelbci-iti- r Trinradav Ln Mars . .a'.d higher than before ' at'h,(,tic performances of 1S14 without a The rules temational match between lloit. and W.rf-k-rlI. 1C9 side-lin- The thing for Charley Herzog. r4 tin- l Mod.-- l now been superceded by Jw IS .HI 89.2 pressly prohibit e coachlnc, yet in fame was mix-"- ' v. linch. or. It has men, ion ' Inman. thr Hritih chamrion. Th. at Ilfpartmrnlal Dnckpln I.racno. trapshooting. name of which Is of 10S W.10 bic games of the 1911 season Pins Bodie has Jumped to the Feds. style, balkline and Kiiclrti biliiani. and Mount I'lca.snnt llncUpIn I.racar. the ... n . cw..nnx ,.. .1- - all the Bn-- targets, iinnn :o 116 230 Grovcr Alexander has Jumped to the proretl anpreme own ndav -I- nterior OommissMmew, Nary ts. (Vlumhiaa. American origin, and inanimate rflP. 8i coaches sent a procession of substitutes, at hi t!et lbi Mndat Hiffbliods rs. I niversity or piun.tock 7 91 2tf) t. dual meeting between the 84.2 Feds. better at the Knsli-J- i iramr than Tnni)t" Ken n -- . lmoiamiek. product of American inventiveness, many of them for no other reason than Tiiela the California and university oi ImTkHnr. The match was tt'r--i- t Jiwwlj Asncnltiire War. Wednesday 'ift'n ts. accordingly substituted for Southern TIB AM at. carry messages. Wllbert Robinson will quit managing wa at thr lM t. Iraturs. have been This performance, to of a (teno of rWr anl Hotte win tlr Tti'inirla Pnnrrtcti a California freshman. Tl );)o1 3) 136 319 97 suggested the Dodgers antl will manage a Federal com t. livo birds. authentic "nine . t It was that coaches be tltrpp, rc"irtily at Not York. tTiuao tn , Secunt v - is unquestionable the first I)orT II HO 321 9L3 League SeiulhiTcat Junior Dnckpln N"tts course. In all this history, there Duf- - pelled to remain on the bench or off the club. Mimtrcal. Of done since 1002. when Arthur unn.,,.. 112 2W 933 jump- Nationals. Arcncle Duckpin l.encne. stages. traps three" - 3 Held entirely game. sug Willie Mitchell, of the Naps, has of tho Cliami-in- ItillianJ ria-- t In ts. Yaiiktt. Browns ts have been Intcrostin 'Hie tno mier- . iioncy 111 2J4 91.3 durinc a That Tlir formatiui Mnnda X - fey accomplished the feat at 3 ed to tho Feds. IlninvMt-f- Con pan Ifo. sin (Vnlr Market. use at the "Old Hat" were shallow llurd.. Ml 51 gestion was Incorporated Into the rules a Iafau br the ccbegratc games. 38 tlw ear N TueUv An;vt. . fxtrtdiK. I 24 are satisfactorily Catcher Whaling, of the Cubs, has .wad another rcnwrkabU fratuie of Inter-Counc- boxes, each almut one root long ana Tanner 106 .li year ago and worked out il Dnckpln l.eacne. Wednettta-Batik- tn Y. U . history of game ha therr bern a mm wide, in HronM4i 264 82.6 1911 Jumped to the Feds. in the the t. eight or ten inches sunk the t during tho season. But the rules ncores fndjiv-Carr- oU Per j Thnrsrhn Vrade tv. ltcaMH(s. liar undertaking and of towns hare t. iakhn;. Washincton i. lin ground with the surface. A sliding LWey 12 50.9 committee, after closing one door to the The will not resumi . .Njtionab . level I able to r tire ptatt.t Italklinr in f's trfn' COUNCIL business the old stand or any other ra" - lid was operated by pulling a string. WASHINGTON TRKASl'P.EK.S. violators of this rule, obligingly left wide at .Tiintry m action. The iIaer ncTir har.- had Stricter 18 ITU 230 97.11 side-lin- stand next season. this liberating the bird. AVERAGES j open another, which made e murti rral mivtititr tJa.. ner came bun DUCKPIN Miller 29t: 94.11 t AMONG THE MARKSMEN. FRAGS OF THE STOVE LEAGUE. Among the famous piseon shooters of IS coaching even easier than it was with dtaal earned When the net Ime tiirnam nt wnom .. (.rimes 117 94 2 on tho side lines. The coaches hrld it is likely some rrmaikaHt wm all city was Richard Toomer, to KTANDIX'S. Trir-lct- t 21 HO .m 93.10 the coach TWO BOUTS rvc-n-- - that TEAM ARRANGED nuble. Tlir three yntmz Walker Lifp. Philadelphia who Waltr- Art'tiifn -tt am, rrifdian-icch-iimrvr- I adopted simple expedient of sending rlaTr. Il.iiri th amtriir Mr. Johnson referrfd in his cyclopedia: H.O. H.h W. m Iti. hmmd 21 199 TT. S3 the Jake Schacfer. and Marcii atton. .,..,. .i1" 1 carcvr a cuupie nf ffo. f bt rcjdv wit r tbp Ailej dur- - - rea- hrr cau hi tljooiinfi mn tow exploits which if. Toomer per rhampUin 3H M ' l.ar'nKon 9 KM 50 90.4 In troops of substitutes for no other an well a tbet ha?e r m mm j Th FOR CHICAGO FIGHTER len iire.t h ith'totinc. orkci his - 111 11 formed shooting with su' h apparent 1 Salle 511 MB 'J Parker a Zi 2S7 83.10 son than to carry instructions to the field tetcran'" of th time. thr'e lw n p ' leading rJ-- c uaoo; UmA riiots. jemcb in l- w mt t.'.cnf the lie Ilocrr Brrnjr'an lu nflru and two ptrh Do Soto 4 - Jones 8 .. 9 ino XI SO. I In virtually rxHar- - riiampiooj'tilp caliber. I the persons who ? general. This was done all to - the Chilad Inhia dutrvt. - as, soon convinced 3) frw mUs in rr 1"t ioh llerwz cannot e an ad- IVilboa K l Tate 5 1 4 IK SSi 89.1 off- Wff Inter-stat- e three .rhmn leapi" ha a a lit saw, they were done methodi- 10 - of the championship games, and the The John Barnard "ImwkI th to rtmn; tirwi dus m j. h - dial. thim that INDIVIDUAL AVjaiAOlK. Charlie White to Meet Eddie Moy a lot flnr 'h - CORItECT .VTAXDING TO DATE. icials were powerless to stop it. As long tttxhired rt amount t the Monmoiith on (lun. v uuorrMr my. cally, and thi1- was completely ascer OHAMPL.MN. nd fiQt fur the leading pn Aittiur the third haewi.tn of the r.. vr. er anclr a of H ont B m thr IUiti trfmrr 11.8. U ll.G. 11. At. player is permitted to the 1 1 ry. t0 . . recently wi him- At. as a J orc w tained by bis frequently suffering C. St. Pp. Il.fi. 19 January and Sammy Robi- - is kern. nw-- aud-- t iwnM, jfiuv.l the aldr( diinn5 the kracue Bnokleerrrs 3) If KS 1.43 W.7 tionf t i wut. John . enmnsuo tiie miv - T 4J 13 S3 V.i game having once been taken out worW meeting hokin Utter than ncr self to be blind-- with a double hand- W. lirifnn 2i 1 30 17 13 S3 1.433 443.9 after Two noted flzmes In the billiard dit i ith fctraishL 3 110 314 can great many chances deau January 18. rfi cuht . ov.-- his eves, after having M. firifnn S E Hi Tmourrra 13 1". 01 1.411 463.21 a coach take a dnrinff thr tear: Ihidlrv Naranaush. the Trx lwin. f'mi'rK 4 tie Sutwrha-- who rtni4ied k.i ln.f 1M --2 11jf. Krlh-f- of the Arm tm;pai. bo Whitty C 2 H X 30 14 16 S16 430.12 to send In messages, and. If he has plenty American cbamrion. aay in Marrtt Hr.tt , with hn lUltimorv lntcmtioiial U- -t a taken his aim, and then to lire and hit TieandTimUt.. 1.413 New York. Jan. Z Nate Lewis, man- rans m siepe f dine-- i now 3 Hi Nt-- champion t MPfmi tons bck now and Hurnrj a S J Mniuniral 30 13 17 497 IAS 432,15 of substitutes, as most of the big teams Yirk. while Jo nU. former lire asmt want d b. small object." 1 - ager for Charlie White tod.iy signed 15 shapf and after a abort lO 30 12 18 SOS Spain, ditd n Apnl at New York fdlkmux lr intiv cod aain. mti pigeon-shootin- g llannan 3 Manasera 1.133 lii.12 have, can make great many changes j Manager IUhinjn of the BrookUn toam, an In 1S!1 was mentioned 1 a articles for two U ready for acme dIt. tt II weakening bouts for the Western an attack of arivndjciti. t nomued the hu. team s ftECOUDS TO DATE. without his team. light-weig- ht -- inrir that in tlu records ot the Sportsmen Club. UV SALLE. champion In Philadelphia. Follow are tht lest he;; errata of the nr now pruaui; tlienveUm fori 101.7 ins milium h4 jre wi.i)d tram at Ma. 54 110 HUrh inditiikial Knpfer. Manasm.. . fairness of practice were put Handicap, j neit srmj! Iatona, Cincinnati, and in the forties and a few Warren 24 7 TS K.l iierase. If the this will be Is January VT .lfmlo l Oro, New York. n'ia'tt-- - two cominj eTrnts, th" Midwinter Seruod liiRh Inditiduii Lawren.-v- , Both for six rounds, which ManacvT Ullmy he a bluci holder IT 2 14 13) 20 aterar, squarely up to tho average college coach thr three ctthion title by defeatinz Charles Pn mr-- t. and the Sunn tmiih aiidrp. at .forsr rati 4 ditades thereafter it flourished In New SrhnHnt 09. distance in the Quaker City. 27 M 111 XI fMl Lw spirit 150 to 113. Chicaso. 11. A rroop if w York rmn-- 1 in the l!ot4i NatMtnal iluh. lie brcti eleeUd J. II. McCarthy... 5 he would admit that it violated the 11. at ii.in. sHit. hs York and Its virinit. The invention (ireatest numher of Youns llayef, On Monday night, January at the 1 In. J- of tin 1'ib board of 2 2 If 1C0 270 strike. and unsportsmanlike Januarr Allen. Kansan City, retain Ualpli SpwtU., Ihtn XlcMahnn. H. ruember director. targets fol nnettwr fJ -w of the rufcs and was an and adoption of inanimate 24 4 12 111 23 n Olympla Athletic Club. White will take pocket billiard championship br defeat ng rr-in- fateplien'on, and I T. Leahy il! prob-- a - HentDg ff CV)e practice the JlanaxtT Charlu- lb Krd.. ba letrd was 247 . Grratcst ntimbeT of sparer Lawrenwn. Law.. 4 act. Since it is evident that the rrpreaentatuma lowed, though the older pastime .. 5 91 on Eddie Moy. who recently gave Red James Maturo, Denfer, (00 to 387, at Seattle. l be the ptrtij3t Nortbern al AlesanHna, La.. a training ramp tor 13)6 Thu Martin Hich iacUtidual same. Good, Tie Timber 136 cannot be stopped without legislation, the not once abandoned. A Hoston man. DE MJTO. and Wataon a terrific licking 'in Sail Fr.m-cisc- o. February 3 William F. Horre. New York e I'ineh'irat, while it it pmbabfo that number of at Seccod came, Kupfcr, 31an- - originated of 35 6 30 13) 5 K.2 hih indiridual rules ought to be amended so that this On following Saturday tained the 1&2 title by dcfeatlrut (leorce " M,it(id troni lliinoui and luiniM will c to the, Tbr Putshnrth club ha turned bm to Un- - llemd Charles Tortlock, the tlso Moran. the White 21 10 17 11J X atrra IE evil can be eliminated. Chieaao, 5C0 to rs, at New York h- nny south. txv: rliib. of Leasor. the glass balls for target shooting about Kraile will clash with Sammy Robldeau. Phila- Cit. the rntrhrr Pat 14 1 14 SO E.J HilU inditidual iKt, Korfer. Manasm 3a February V. N T - Buckley 33 light-weig- ht Hon n . a hard wind t Buffalo, mt No- - Bithan. who km lat Minuoc: and eiTrn a ism;. Second inditidual aet, Voun;. Law; delphia's premier at the Na- " ittmi: in twt Miller J 7 XI R9 hilh defeated Ceorce Sutton. Chlcaco. 1.3 t UrijAt was ffun wtVu W brt'-- tn-tl- . A Philadelphian, few years later, in- .1 ' Mart. Mechanical Athletic Club. TtniUr CI. Krank hih a Fischer 24 2 18 98 2SI R.t ja CONNOLLY ON HIS TOES. tional a(ecial match at 13.2 for rairfce of Jicro. Htp c ' 100. fchootir-- Black Ui Ms and new Fial Clark" went from tbe leatie rnrrtins. In paste- Flat came, Downey. Managers. 9a -. of tho hi tent, d a target consisting of a ColUflower 24 4 17 ICO 2S1 K.7 White's party will leave New York world's arerage of C?4 for SU poinis on t Nc to littsburch. hert, ott the tzth in-- . Baker ingle barreL lork. board disc, a few Inches in diameter, BALBOA. next Monday, going to Atlantic City, night and had grand at erase of S5U-J7- . he signed a formal oMitraet to manage tbe lirate Brave' Outfielder in Good .shape w to maiot hi placf as - W S 13 m March 7. Wllham F. Ilorpe; New Tirk. H. Bullock rciitinoe in another year. with the center cut out to admit a. small I" "B where for a few days Charlie will loaf t'lo lta. inc shot u the New nochrlle, N V.. Yacht balloon. balloon, 95.5 nnd Awnlta Call of South. on Boardwalk. He will train- toornament at 18 at KeciUl Hall. Chicap It iutd Hike Ionlin refilled to entertain an lubber Punctured a a B 91 the start ( nib be ha bren witmins the majonty of toe j t 21 7 IS 111 300 nine four games and aTeraRing' j oner of the management of the San fYinriscu duU "dead bird " Clay discs were the next rohlman E0AJEER AT TOP Boston. Jan. 2. TJp the headtraarters of the ing next Wednesday for tho Moy bout. OS. weekly ahoou .. 107 23 886 at Yamada, Demamt and Slosson finished a nam d. in the t Mike reral irnni. In fh liie an,t trill rrniiin un- NIe i Urates thera are- arrittnz alrnoat dally letters from hik innovation, but because they were of 11 - OF BUNNING TTIEF and after it will run back to the Jersey Maxch De Oro retaiued n P Kublmaa, who ha had a number of to BmadwaT Kpetti U t W M the rarious members of the world's champs indicati- pJ dtmr equal hardness and because the traps IS S 11 95 270 M coast resort and do Just enough work to cushion championship by defeating Fred Karm. TidOTie. to Ids credit thU season, added another, X)ie nrAt ho wa in Martin MaJoney ng: that the boys are alite to the approach of th uv th. barman mechanically deficient, sport 5 SO keep In trim for Robldeau on anuary 16. Denrer. 130 to 107. at New York City. at the UiTerMde. 10., Club, wlien lie cllMnU were the Auth season, Jn Kltil lhe ttl(. rtnff, aud who ha played 251 f" three-year-ol- trainlnc Hoppe. New 100. won t trap-shooti- came giving up F. McCarthy.... 11 .. 8 94 The ds ttvo-- 3 the Robldeau fight Lewis will March F. Tork. rrta.n1 bmke K out t4 W. I Northoott coml ,nd mjnaFed in minor leases, is now of near T. and the Tbe latest letter is from the not too remote rity After take jt fcboot-o.- Tirin M 10 99 254 78.1 ear-ol- ds 13.1 title, by defeating i.rcre button, Chlcag. a'ter a tie with It. Knss, at W, and a (IW Nrw the ghost. Sulllran J had thlncrs their ovtn itny on of Woonsoeirt, It. L, tthereln Joe Connolly U Uia White back to Atlantic 011 for four it Y.k L'nlTrrntr. to 8. at New York City. and also took the tpecul target cent with j yiev me running ion in tne ataaon or 1014. principal peraonace. Tho principal personage of days, they will to ,hck Rlk!,I4l of thf. Bmnx Wth alann tne course, and return New York March W. Oardner. Uptw Montrlalr acore. j Iloamer, of headed the list ot 'Weonsoelet. who is inddestaHy the best left fielder straight luiu Jtrcmmel tendeneie of hi manager. Hecrzt GOLFING HINTS. money Winners, on January 30, six days before White and X. J., won the amateur ISJ2 chamnionshlp by fo wing hoU ar marrellni: fasn-or- CYCLISTS AWAIT PISTOL. the tilth (0,105. Lake Brarea, and the only JOO world'a champion ten-rou- SehuvlkUl Connjy. Ta.. stalling. Tlie MwrieMin" was easDy the cf the Welsh have their second quar featlng Morris D. Brown, of Brooklyn, in plav of the prowe ahown by Tatnck McQuail. of of McLnke and Unvld Crnlc from the sta- batter in captiritr. Mates how thinja are with him fa venation the National mretirg. Ihree-yenr-al- won many of tie. the tournament each won fire ram ItiiladelriiM. 63 yeirs of Re. who con Nearly every ble of J. W. Schorr, also aa fpBowf: rel White has so friends In N.n lTewtent or the club, an Slx-dn- y In TlufTalo Patient Practice and one. white fiyer corelartcd in lret. Itlke Rare Starts each vron more than S2O.00O. .Next hat been season', and think I around New York that Manager James lost 61'icoon in tonmiment. nouneed dnrinx the leapie intetini that he rTirowd one who takes up the game of golf p. "I .hnntinc all April Allen. Kansas City, reta- - d ScimlVill nul to them cones II. Whitney's Itenret, will trim when we leate for the sprint train- Johnston, of Garden Athletic Club, is t' r Vifler. wttil rtit tbt to rit up a fight in the court for firt baeman on Monday. sooner or later reaches a stage Comely t in the pocket biDlard title by defeatimr Edward I. Ralph, IVlw, nm hilt h ate. with toUl ot Konrtrhr, who Mjrned Mith tthlle and Pebbles, from tbe lnc It will not be so lonr before we wDl all be already looking; for a second opponent d'.. ha the KedcraU. 2. to Improve two-ye- r-- Mightstown. N. 000 3HS. w Jan. The scene of cycling when he or she" desires James Ilntler atablea, a Macon, J.. to 1 k01 "it of h qocKi ot 3). hih pin. Mr Tt-- Firninir of Herzrc eonmletes eomnlrment Buffalo. in the place e all enjoy so much, Ga. It ho meets Welsh. the game. On the other hand, be In any sen-so-n, for him after Leach pril F. Hoppe, New York, won wa second with a total of 16 cT&ved out of of National 1&15. activity shifts to this city Monday when their that rronld ranked nell win be line for me this season not In hate a Qiil j Lrajrue manascr lor Miller Hui;- - e Cross has been suggested, and It is hinted first world's championship toiirnament of 31. W. W. WU1 IS. while six-da- y race nearly every would-b- golfer nat- follovted. lame lee. Oite .rnV best reaards to those 1 know the hl full MimU Illy 8iu'. ot ue i anlinala. anrl Kred t'Urte of the a race will commence. The 1L1 New York City, winning nit? ' brmieht down H. sociability of Of the winners of St 0,000 or more It. and whh the happy New Tear." Johnston even hopes to get Willie Ritchie title at aeten hla wife I'iratta. ithtle ktUl unhicned. hate -- crepled trrma will be an affair, and urally prefers the fahsys games 36S-1C9- . meet by Missouri J. Mackenzle'a llnckhora la the only-c- to meet Charlie at Madison Square par-de- n. and amaginr Demaresf. Mortn. An lntFretinz i ttafed the with their emiiloym. there will be the Berlin finish of an hour's friendly matches every time he order. Yamada. St. Louis, on Ilecrtnlirr 7. at e of tbe older horaea on the Hat. I star. Sutton, wire next in ' !l" Athletic Club, of Tommy Convran. the old ftiorttrn, onee grind gets chance to visit the links. and for filth place. Sc' Wmiama carTied off fint honor with sprinting at the conclusion of the the The Thirty lending; money winners of Completes 5,300 Miles. Slosson tied Jake whtrh B. I'. at CltK.uruti and with tl riianta. wa at the Lucky Is man who, when he year finishing last1. of 100. 1". P. Ford UVinc wmind place with If three or more teams are tied for the the the and tbe amount won follow i When MIm Delia Crewe, the plucky tW motor- H out lraau Ulkinc the oil dayk and ambition, June UermSe Alien. Kansas City, retained 91 ilM leadership. reaches the flrBt point ot "Won. cyclist who la world on her ' brrjks to nil endit. trtlme nun a friendly lan on the bark. He if Horse. Owners. tourinc the MOTORCYCLE NOTES. porjket biUiani championship by defeaUnc IU 'orth Dnpo. 11L. Gua Club held a rtioot on now A sprint race card Is to be put on this decides to devote the greater part Iloamer -- ... Miller. f39,10S accomnnied br her dc Troubla as her The in the liotrl ijm in fi.iath Norwalk. rroria, IlL, Ia txntrapUtiiiff tbe atVIition of wr-m- l lYatt, of San Ftancawo. 600 to 1 at Kaaaaa 9. T. Norton, Kt. Loqia. six-da- y diligent practice, pre- Luke McLuke. . "V. 2X03O only companion, recently arrittd in I'oushkrrnie. December at which P. of 11rt laxmaii Riitrh Schmidt. U the nrare. evening as a forerunner for the of his time to J. Sehorr mtchlDt to iU motorcrde roll. ffiuaU- - in S3 KO. wai . . AV. 5.XD atx. waa pro, with oat of A. KiUiaai tlw at y guidance of a David Craltr. .Schorr 214)90 N. T abf had entered miles awneei. tms a hish the leacue meetins. UTbai to cet a raise In ferably under the t J. tha Sfrinf. icpbrmlier M4nponv made run of right prufeulonala with 99 out of 100, prog- Ren-re- H.P. AVhltney 17100 probably tho (reatrat dbtanre erer trateled by a out of Jim owner of the nntton lirare entered race as professional instructor. Ills , New fitotorryciiitj. will stage ew match game with Charts WUllam Lowtlur and W. Roniiuon. all r.fln. teams are for the Trojan.. jQnlncr 10.0SO mt! m mntnmr-l.- with sidecsr. And this U Orlfus era at three cnhioti in E. Jatob. He hka l,etter than, he eter did. bemj Kteral ress be taster and consequent- Stable.... Tear's road nre to Ormde and return., St. Louis, took the first thiee iJaen at a ahoot pounds follows: Francesco Verrl and Reggie will Comely. 14,400 only x Terr small part of tho trip which Mr reterson. at Loui. at 8t lithter than he uaaally k in winter. every ...... J. Ilntler. Fullr rcalixiatr & importance t--f the-- motor-cj- tj September October F. Xew by and Field Cluh. of Norman Hansen and Joe ly more satisfactory from Pebblea , Crrwe plana to acaotntilah. When asked her rea- 3 to SW. Hort. held the Strinjtr Hunt "lied" Smith, of the Braies. J. Ilntler 14323 .Win vinad. Cbfaimbua, Ohio, is rJuxninr to York, won Mod, of international match at . 14,103 son Masa Crews- replied: tint Bn?rator. Ma. writes from his home in Atlanta that the platter Kopsky. Eddie Root and Iver Lawson. Waterbasa...... Tnraef, for w,sif the tour. puchaM mxrcUr of additional machine in the bUliards from Melbourne one of Lcra Smith'a new Ithaca trap eaat Gus. Clar-- man know, when he first Beehive...... JI. 12,710 "Well, I lots nature brttec thaa beautiful clothes or balkline and EndUh ShJjnf rrmored Jrom hk broken leg on the 5Ui Wohlrab and Gordon Walker. I Glddlnsa...... Inman of laontlon. 5JS3 to 3.703. cuna (or the time on IHTrmtjrr u u. and Bobby up game, devoted several Luke...... , J. N. Camden.... 11,530 hrmrfM. and 1 derided that I would enjoy a trip nnt 5 inst.. that the aettirz was ail .. .. ence Carman and WalthoUr. took the February 15 to 20 ia the date aet for the T W-- F. Uoppe defeated Melbourne WU'Ji, WUmiciton profeuional, Lrole a ckan h. - ..IU 11.173 kind more than anythlnarelse. It ia the October the he will soon be orer his lone aiere rf t Georire Cameron and . Harrv Knliier. weeks to lessons- before he played Dnckhorn. J. Mackenzie.. of this mctorcycle show at Omaha, Neb. Inman in sveond block of iaternalional match, at atrahjbt at Oajmont. Del. niimi Seat Shell.. .JV. J. Mackenxle.. 10,007 call' or the mad 1 aoppese. .Aunomm i nam S uiauie ucrzue nas a irustins Diturt. On Decem Corry and Georgii .Wiley Marcel a single round on the links, and . A motorcycle turkey hunt in th Menard country Chicago. 3.&I to 3.5C W. C. repp, one of ths nofU-- at the trap ber JO Frank Gainer.-- . . JJreeatree Stable. 10,443 trareUd a stent deal. 1 nerer hate derlted so bi aicnnl a eontiaet to manage- the Reda himself and his friends by U being: made by three rider of pn Angela. Tex October t W. F. Ifeppe won third block of hootia of - Dupuy and Henri LInart, John and Menus surprised, mnch enjoyment from trateilnc as I hate since Z ahootinr caine at Da Font Trip dub. for two years. The amoant of Mlarj- which Hich Noon..,. J. Butler Morton E. It. Kilpatrtck. and Harris. match axainst M. Inman, Me-trt- making unproTed acores he ia o Bedell, George Colombato scoring a round under. 90 on his ' Cramp". .J, W. Scboor. ... , . oo .il II. C international at WnrnJoston, DfL. la now recthe was left blank, bot he hopes aud and Julian Ed ... 8J60 atarted this tour hat pxme." About thirty riders are. expediac to rartkdpafc-i- n to U a fine rifle tbot, that Ganr .In less than! two. years' OldHosebod.;. .IL C. Applecate.. PJS73 1K3 to at rferr trip the train. He Herrmann will be in rood humor ha takes Ptovost. first effort. the fourth annual Ke Tear ran of the :. De Oro earned permanent recentlT conrerted iilui his man. down In the Leocharea. .... J.. W. Schorr,.... 1VS73 October but onlr ta tti ihacilnz. pen in hand. this made rounds' "Whitney Motorcycle Club. cf Lambert Jordan n trophr WilCT, S. S. Hawkins... . May.Coach Bowdoin. rosemlon Hurer inembtr of the 8. Unite Can Manager rtreviahau. of the on day seventies. ubalmera.....J. 833 A new motorcycle dnt lias, been ortanlxed at by Ueorxe Moore, Xew York. 13 to U, Club, of Philadelphia, airly of Oib. the Jrst Better Than Aeroplane. Barnearat...... KVK. 'Watklna. .. 0,473 Bmoawtck. Me.. Jan. P. Garland. defeatins and jean agt. of the leaino meetlnc settled all bidding ' Ala... with twrnty-tw- o charter jnemberx New. York City. known any for Heinle baiard this comnarUnn: That the motor LLadr .11. K. OrMO of Banter, manartr of th Bowdoin CoDen foot- Annbton. at wishes it that he challotsea man ot Zimmerman when be toJd Manaxrr MrCraw "I bile Barbaix. Carman.... Tbe organization Till affiliate vitli the F. A. M. pec. S4 Ecnrrie Allen. Kama City. on pec - that is f much reater terries, to the army In Held Yacht Eace. . . . 0,423 ball team, baa completed arranfrments with New hla aise- iraWiit in PennfylTanla, 'ew lertrr or th onlj Eaata of trade would the Drab First in Great Britain, .u. in. iienane. Arzo Creamery Ctaapany. of Atlanta. Ga mattent possession of Brunswick jeeket balUard teat- be Boma. Doyle. than' 4a .the aeroplane." That'a the opinion, Jan.-- owned . W. Meaaerry.. . Bampshlre Stat Collere to com to Brunswick The Delaware to - to be ahot at ITounev Fletcher and Smith., ot Glanta. of , Lone Branch. N. J.. The Drub., Cnarlestonian J. 1VB0 tnctorrjcV. deliTtry setTlce for emblem, by- defeating James Maturo, Dmrcr, CO tie for the Cnbs" Wax Correspondent llenry Beach Needhatn, infteen-mil- a rae for the opening came' on (September baa huUlied a burr Jonrtion. aorim tbe 8. S. Whltn' montily erratic inflelder. who by CkA. Fielder, won the for Flying; Fairy.. J3. B. Caaaatt 0223 3. fresh milk on apecial order. Kansas reeently reUrmra" to Endand from the front. Cop oter tbe Shallow Point course here ...... E. B. Thus tar no coach has been" selected.- The to fC, at City. tarret ramiral. A welcome and mraaual aisltcr to "Too the Prinra Garbatre. Cassatt two an I bare ridden C0.CC0 mflsa cm my reotorryrle O. former the National snotorcrdtv has rrrorntWailrrd aurnaEinV conijnnea yesterday. The. JaabeL a rompantOT yachts wu Belmont.., alumni association an In jecrrcapoodnrrwith With X. Fud, the famooa ahot. Leacne - Stromboll.... t370 a.' any racch-uiic- al troubles," wys Frank meeuiur aWBurt" Freeman. famous Needhazo, "and baa done- away with s the athletic council to select man who will be' without to hla aauteur Handing by homc-ra- tb second, and Cart. Walter Content's Blanche wu KaakaaKIa.. ...unreK S.71W Outpoints Mars.. the Intmtate old hitler of the TTaihinzton elnb. stable.. ..' aa wel a. U Oxford Junction. Joa Kayo to a rry lartn elUnt." Ur. NeeiUvn aars time 4AH. will . --... acceptahlt to the' ahunnl as to tha -; X AModauan. BonUiera Caluonua la In a rtite of waa tried as that third. Tbe wlnner wu There John Gnad'. Bakers...... 8273 A of Ieai iloincv aaya be haa Cohnnhin- 'Ohio, Jan. atiy Kllri. f New ... . Back" . oat en nmnire last the raocorcrcle efficient, economical and speedy two races today, for Straaaa Co) Scteral men. considered, amonr C IMe. lowv ...... i mantr it be th' first the G rover IIusBeaAJmenaetter&F'lnlc, tvua xootorcyclo S.CB0 miles two acajuoa, Yorir, ontpolnted K. O, Mars, .of CUchmaU, ta now on tbe Beld, ettrrehore land second for which mir(t thetn Larry Whitney, of Dartmouth: Bob etarrr. ridden hla la ln?5SS. SaV iSeS .--. "" f litm "it.is amber and the th Prica trophy, TitHeeaaoe....Bro?idaIe Stable. X & YcsmrSa. v , th. u tMS mile. j. . - brS3n,ri,;a &&J?twynauin . cr'lwXa, madi at U front." of' Uanard, end Vtmijw rajsuo. of IrTiUiuna, lad at a cot ot less thaa cent twelre u von 'urtv rrmra BttnatiB. NV., CV H. Hebkaava. . . . rio

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