THE SUN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1918. 4f 13 Baseball Players Overseas Anxious to Get Back in Game, Says Hendricks, Who Returned From France Yesterday

MINORS ASK REPRESENTATION. BOB GLEAS0N TURNS "PRO." HENDRICKS BACK N.Y.Y.C. CAN'T LOSE OTIS RETAINS HIS P.S.A.L. TURNS DOWN Will Seek Plnca an Nntlonnl Com. HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS Amatenr Boxer Hands In Card to mission, V. FROM 'OVER THERE' CUP BY FORFEITURE LEAD A. A. FLUSHING PROTEST CmCACO, Deo. 20. M. II. fiexton, pres- IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT OVER DEORO Itobert Oleason. the amateur boxer of ident of the National Association of the Dominican Lyceum, yesterday turned Minor Longues, y advised President In his registration card to the Amateur Hlckey of tho American Association that DY DANIEL. Athletlo Union. He announced he will Manager of Cardinals Says the special meeting of the minor leagues The Deed of Gift Contains Wins Third Block of Thrco turn professional. Qloason will try his Upholds Decision Awarding probably will bo held In Chicago on his efforts to hand In the professional ranks nt the Cross-Countr- y to Boys in Franco Aro Talk- anuary H. two" days before the Joint Nothing in References A1 lift tho America's Cun. Tho Now York Yacht Club has told him Cushion Match and Keeps Harrison A. C. of Newark for the first Title meeting major leagues In New of the Utat hla fifth challengo, which Bought n aeries races next sum- tlmo next Monday night ing Hcnms of Baseball. York. v to Dofaults. of Five Toints Ahead. ' Olcason, who nan Just been discharged Eiclnnond Hill. President Sexton reauented John H. mer, was not acceptable, but that It would wolcome a sixth challenge for from the United State Army, was an Farrell of Auburn, N. Y., secretary of 1820. Blr Thomas Is 88 years old nnd ho has enoounterod difficulties and amateur of high standing. During the tho National Association, to call tho failures which would discourage ninety-nin- e out of a hundred men. It six yearo he competed lh the amateur protest erf Flushing High School nr fkbdeiucic a. lied. meeting on suggested. The The declination by the New York The three cushion battle between Al- The tho date remains to bo seen whether ho will possosa tho pugnacity to accept tho ring ho won two national uues nu awarding the iiieball celebrities in the servlco nro minor lunguers will request representa Tacht club of the challenge for the fredo Do Oro and Schuyler Otis at several local championships. Last year of the referee's decision In latest refusal and send call racos year next September. ry returning to tlie on uommis another for a from pouna I 8. A. L. cross-count- cham nli)ly what ranltee tion the National Haseball America's Cup by Sir Thomas Upton word Llpton. challonge week national Recreation, Brooklyn, has de- he won Uie New York Elate no recent P. boy call "God's own country." slon, nnd if granted will abolish the pros Just a for When his camo last there metropolitan 158 pound Eras- eldirr was the chief toplo of conversation yes- was ronowal of advertising veloped Into a sensational struggle. In title and the pionship raco to (Marvin nick of Tick narlck', manaser of the St. LouU cnt board of arbitration. tho chargo that ha pursuod the cup as part of tho championship. mus Hall was turned by tho cross lit own- - terday scheme down r.rJInals and field secretary for the President Hlckey said the club among yachtsmen. WhUo there for his business. "Tho war must havo hit tho tea business," was which either player may win In the final country committee at the monthly meet Kotihu of Columbus, returned yester-M- r era of tho American Association would were some expressions of disappointment tho immediate declaration. Tea or no tea. tho faot remains that if it were game ing of the high schools games commutes Mepintlo. meeting of the major not on board the attend tho Joint over the action of the club It was gen for Llpton tho America's Cup probably would now bo a more or less When last night's play started Otis yesterday. The committee also upheld Hendricks was over there only lone leagues) in New York In a body. forgotten rcllo competition. n lot of money to ENGLAND TO REVIVE decision In awarding the erally conceded that tho custodians of of International It takes was In the lead by five points, and after the referee's ,.oui!i to decide that Paris Is "noma build a challenger and bring her into tho races. We doubt If any other a close, exciting contest ho still retained team title to Richmond Hill. ,jwn" Ho d'1 I10t al1 unt11 the day of tho trophy were well within their rights. sportsman In point score now According to the Flushing protest tne announcement, and was British would havo undertaken tho task, particularly vlow his fivo lead. The total Ir. fake peaco Tho deed of gift makes no reference to of the list of failures, unbrlghtened by oven a single success, Is recorded ,1s 160 for Otis nnd 145 for De Oro. RACING NEXT YEAR event, which was held early last month a few days at sea when the Mr that was not prop SILK'O'LOUGHLINIS forfeiture by default. In England's efforts to win bnck the cup. Llpton has done a groat work ' Otis had tho ndvantago In the early over the Jamaica courfo, fit ws finished. Jack said he was srndually Incrcaaod his lead erly marked. Tho Flushing lans de- some bush-i- n Tho suggestion that tho challenger for yachting In this country and for yachting tho world over. At 6S ho !n.nln.KB I"'1 was crer there about as Ions as fifty-fift- h Inning, when ho held clared Albert Tracy and not Blck big: might claim the cup by forfeiture wsb has mors monev hn knmvs (In with, unit he Is as eager till the last In the leagues, but added, than what tn lust by 47 to 32. tho winner. It was said that Tracy cov- my sojourn." rvfg,1rde(1 ns ,Ikely' failure of I as over to command Meet- i lot during DEAD OF INFLUENZA Th' win that trophy. Only tho unthinking will Impute to him a Then tho Cuban pulled himself to- Government Sanctions ered Uie regular course, while Hick and 'jack Rr" ,ot of b,,r Blv? aer?nlln ness motive In his may fifty-firt- went over the .sld then a irrB" I challenge at this time. We find tho British after gether and In his h Inning ran the rest of the harriers In France, and tho boys are ten notice, accordance with Courses Derby course laid out by tho ofUclala, which a time, in Imitation, telling us that oomobody or othor hero is challenging elx. He continued to gather points by ings at All ' U'nnbit to talk and think baseball tho deed ot gift, would be an effective Flushing declared was not properly to for tho International Polo cup to advertise tho Stock Exchange. remarkable ehots, and with four sepa iritln. "I talked to a lot of ball players bar forfeiture. Be Uold 4. marked. The committee, however, ruled Famous American Lcngno Um In addition. Llpton Is rate runs of three got'fifty points Just to Jane there. They all hope to be back Sir Thomas before OtU collected the fifty necessary that referee and officials were correct. tut training; trips. Now known to be so much ot a sportsman Season IXoIdonU Vshored Uie i time to make the for naseban Is In. block. score The annual election of officers for pire Succumbs After a ho to close the The An- t It Is over, the big question among that would hardly attempt to lift very Deipatch to Tns coming year was held. William H. " Now comes tho merry season of baseball holdouts In past years Points. II. Innings. Special CabU 9o. tile hoys 'When do we get homor the cup except through the medium of a It (14 England drews of Boys High was unanimously Short Illness. often baseball holdups. But thuao latter ore not likely to bo countenanced when otli ... . . r.n 4 I)NC0N, Dec. 20. Racing In 'u.nrtrfrUs said he heard of the elec race on tho water. - Da Oro. .. .so fl lit along ecale almost as elected chairman of tho committee, while presidency ...... I .v. t i.. ino ciuu owners nro so rar auvancea in tncir pursuit or economy as to con- In 1919 will be a was tion of John Heydler to tho war. The Detby will Robert J. Schearcr of commercial Mor- - slder dorng away with Southern training trip3. Dutch Leonard, Just acquired large ns before tho .t (he National Ieatruo Just before ho challenge and the election of J. r. Epsom on 4. U re- chosen treasurer. Rowland A. Patcrson news," . "Silk" gan oOlcers by tho Yankees, tells tho world that ho will demand a "fat salary" nnd CLARKE WINS CLASS B TITLE bo decided at June secretary. France. "It sure was good IJostos-- rcc. 20. Francis aa commodore the following ceived official sanction from the British was elected l't were appointed : that ho must be glvon "part of tho purchase price." Ucforo long Leonard passed by the WJ Jlendricks. "Nobody over deserved O'Loughlln, famous as an American elected nnd committees Government A motion wns made nnd Komotlon more than John Heydler. He Harold S. Yonder will appreclato that tho baseball world does not revolve about ono Leonard, Mnldanr'a Victory Over OrlU Give open with committee that all the boys In tho United League umpire, died at his apartment The season will full blast com I. nr- .- of the cleanest men ever connected bllt: rear commodore, Qeorge Nichols; and that even If his wlfo Is working In show tho summer Is a slack Umo 21. States service shall be eligible to hero a short illness, of a Illm Honor. the Lincolnshire handicap on March respective v,..hoii.- He-- - always has been a after secretary, George A. Cormack; treas- In In humility. National pete upon their return to their HtUl the dramatic arts. Thereupon Leonard will sign George P. B. Clarke has the honor of Threo days later the Grand credit to the game. Influenza nnd pneumonia. urer, Tarrant Putnam ; measurer, Harold It Liverpool. schools. The date for the annual track Frank Baker, with his three year contract with tho Yankees expired Steeplechase will be run at championships was set for the O'Loughlln was nn umpire for the W. Webb. called for 19,667.67 season realizes that If signs a new document he having captured the Class B 18:2 honors Big meetings also have been arranged and field (or Season. Membership Committee William Cut- a he last Saturday In January. Looks Brilliant American Leaguo since Its organization probably will havo to take a out of nearly J4.000. He doesn't like the In two dUtlnct amateur billiard asso- for Qoodwood Donoaster and Ascot says ho looks forward to ler Duncan. Henry A. Bishop, Charles Hendricks and he had lonir been rated aa one of Lone Poor, commodore Sawyer, prospect and announces that he Is through with baseball. However, J. ciations. He won the first prize of the brilliant season for baseball next year. F. I PREVENTS RACES. the ploturesque figures In the baseball U. 6. N. : Leonard Ulchards Robert Franklin is a saving soul and a staunch edmlrer of tho thing known as a Class B tournament of the National BAIN --The old game has had some hard and expect see world. His "Ball Tuh," hla long crawn W. Candler. bank balance. He too will como Into the fold, or wlU bo replaced. Association of Amateur Billiard Players ..,.v. ram Jack, "but I to snappy "fould-er- " e'aWimWVrSril did not And any out an.l Race Committee TL da B. Parsons, Dr. Fred Anderson, tho Giant , says he Is through, and there's last year, and last night he was returned Storm Turns JeSerson Park Track Ii enma back strong. I are known the country over. the champion of Claas B of the Amerl ...tier baseball overseas. Every. J. M. Macdonough and Frederick O. a man whom we believe. Anderson Is a dentist down In North Carolina, Into n Lake. time comes Those and a series of other exclama Speddon. and ho has decided that tho time has come for him to devote himself to his can Amataur Billiard Association. toiy will be glad when the tions, accompanied by gestures to tndl- - Clarke did not play last night, but New Orleans, Deo. 10. Because of ItftMrngftr and Cargo Services . v.ii ball I' again." House Committee Samuel A. Brown. real lifo work. The Giants asked for waivers on him last season and they early 'P1t cate a player an safe or out at oase, were M. Billings Henry Maury. Antonio Ortiz, who had a chance to tie a heavy rainstorm which started Asked as to what will be his status com- - Charles and T. might ask for them again next season. Bo Dr. Fred has takon tlmo by throughout the NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL peculiar to O'Loughlln. Tne rules Clark-ma- n, place, lost to Muldaur. Ian night and conUnued year. Hendricks said: "Well, I still Library Committee James D. the forelock. Clarke for first morning racing 21 text mltteo of tho game passed up tho gesture Henry B. This gave Clarke the championship. night and early the at Primes Juliana Dec. manager 01 tne Charles W. Lee and on y. am uaruiniu. Idea when many baseball followers were Ortlx and M. LMln will play for second Jefferson Park was called Caronia Dec. 21 l got In, and wlU have to learn the eystem Kane. resembled a lake and It was Jut urging tho adoption of a uniform Model M. Hoyt Again tho Old Case of Joe Ouyon, Indian. prize Monday night Muldaur and The track Orduna Dec. 31 ropes- 1 nav been out ot touch with um- Committee Frederick Impossible to stage tho programme. The of making clear tho decisions of nn Henry N. C Hoyt Wiener each won three and lost three, Walmer Cattle Jan. 1 meth- Fletcher nnd Sherman Tho South In New York haa risen cn mxsse against our declaration entries : James C. pire, but O'lxmghlln continued his Committee on Club Stations and An Gershcl won two and lost four and Saxonia 4 During the league meetlrur that Pittsburg was justified in telllnc Oeorgla Tech thnt If tho latter chose Triree-year-ol- upward; .....Jan. ods with Improvements. chorages 2, No. six In a row. This was tho First IUicc and .... and leading stock - No. Henry P. Davison; use gamo lot pure tiOO; mix IMciteir Carmania Jan. 4 was iorty- ss to Joe fluyon next season there would be no between tho two. rUlmiiur: furlonfi: had not lie born in Jtocnesier, i., 3, ; No. 6, Arthur Cur-tl- first Class B championship tourney ever KK: holder of the Cardinals, said it elght years ago. Hln entry Into baseball Walther Lutten Here is a sample of tho correspondence: Vnj, I'M: Vlgllinte. 102: Hansel Rote, MAURETANIA Jan. 8 decided who wouia leaa vne 01. James; No. 10, J. Harvey Ladew, held by the American Amateur Billiard jKk Healr. m: Dan llrlxbt. 109; llubrn been camo through thn assistance) of u relative, "May I call attention to n misstatement regarding the Indian, CJuyon, who AnFoclntlon. n run the George VVsthltunon, 111; Louli Caronia Jan. 29 Lou'.s Nationals next season. He said Ortiz made of S, liuch. li: until 'Stump" Weldman. a former league plays with tho (leorgla Tech team? The article states that Ouyon wias high run of the competition. Tho score: 11.. IIS. Orduna Feb. 0 the question would have to wait pitcher. After umpiring about New Sneond and upward Mi Dresident of the mentioned for All American (and rightfully so) In 1913, und since that time II. Ave. clAlmliur: ntu-i- SMi): r.i. flicker. assigned At- HEYDLER LAUDS UMPIRES. Pt. It one mile and a half NEW YORK TO GLASGOW Branch 1 York State he was to the been Tech. Is wrong. Ouyon Oeorgla Tech MuMaur 290 41 t I'rank Shannon. 101; Hahindv 1M- I'hnetlo club returned from France. has at This entered at the 34-- lantic League by Ud Harrow, now man- ::o S 4 4 109: 11: Oriana Jan. 1, Feb. 0 .rpected back before the Joint meeting fall term of 1918 and on account of tho ono year rulo did not play that ortiz Hnlter.ilM: Antoinette. Prevaricate. ager of the Boston Bed Sox, who was New President la In Doaton for Ttilrd Hare i and upward; text month. then president of that league. Later season. Lact year ho made his first appearance In a Tuch uniform. This rlalmlnr; puree VJX); fire iurlouit: lireeu, NEW YORK TO LONDON it U known, however, that Jones Is Brief Visit. year was hla second car. QUAKER CITY RACE 105; French, Minnie F., 100; New Model. Pannonia Feb. 7 Hendricks and O'Loughlln was with the Tastem League ENTER FOR 107; Little ii..1:no; .Mer, no; .,inf ih retention of 1903 by Fpvctal Despatch to Tn Pen. Intoreolleglato Association allows an aurcrei. in tt-- STATE STKEKT. NP.W YOHK, is with the four years and In was appointed "The Southern Athletic athlete JlarbarJ. Ill; Apple Jack, 114 opinion that his work s of the Ban Johnson as an American League Bobto.v, Doc. 20. John A. Heydler, four years' of play. As Ouyon played two years at Carlisle tho association Clnli to Send Teams fourth Itace and upward COASiTHlhE AM Mill LINKS For I rardlnals last season was not satisfac Five for flv- - 10" Mr umpire. the new president of tho National ruled that he would only ho allowed to play two years with Tech. However, furlonri: Hurts tuu: Semlman, points South Old Dominion, Savannah, tory. season Wood Illock Handicap. Mtdford. 109; Blue Itonnet. 100: lWamnl. bouthc-- n 1'aclflo Lines For passenger In Since tho closo of the baseball League, paid his first visit to the Brave It Is believed thnt the Southern I. A. A. will follow In the steps of the Western 110, Ganeral, lU; Bnrs and Stare. 114; Parlor formation up.iiy to Consolidated lUUlirmjr Chnnffp Crimpa. last fall he had been In the service of Big Ten Conferenco and not count this year's games against players. If Five local clubs yesterday entered Hor. 114; Dr. Campbell. 114: Lady . ticket o flicks or Companies olflcr s Mnr the Department of Justice nnd was as-- ofllcinls In his new capacity hero teams for the six mile Wood Block ion; Nettle Walcutt, lit. eo it looks like Ouyon will bo entitled to play another yoar with Tech. It Thrreyear-old- i upward: Tl.e decision of the big leagues not to elgned to work In the Boston district He took pains to set right the story handicap race, which Is to be held In Fifth ltav aid THE HE PI.EAMED Mny two ana a U plain to seo that If Warner says "No gamo next year If Ouyon plays" he alx furlonst, iur JM0: Kilmer, 107, rcni.ic open nsvt season until l, His wife survives him. that ho was coming hero to "set right Philadelphia next month. The clubs American. 10J: Thlrnt. 109: Flora Finch, va: ,n.lf usual, Is llkeiy to feels like his team must be In for n, return trimming. With tho Peerless weeks later than the Braves situation." It is merely his which will fend, teams to the Quaker Stelcltire, 111; l'eplue. 112: .Merry TwtnWle. i COLONIAL LINE training Her-- the entire big league first stop In visiting about the circuit, he Strupper baclt and about 80 per cent, of the wonderful 191" Golden Tornado City are Brooklyn A. A., Mornlngslde UJ; Comacho, 11!; Klnr Neptune, 112; I BY b'lt. Teams that formerly trained in SEVEN STRAIGHT VICTORIES. explained, and will go from hero in n returning I hardly blnmo Warner or uny other coach for wanting to sidestep A. C, Panlist A. C, Mohawk A. C. and peri 'rempic. 112; oure.i(iiti, 112. BOATi V.neMl likely tO giVO Up Sixth Uace Three-- ear-ol- and upward; & nnd Texas are day or two to either Philadelphia or Helsman and his 'wrecking crew.' St. Christopher Club. cltlmtn;; purae $500; onu mile: I.uclle P., RAIL bow. c.nirpjs next ppring In favor of St. Frnncla Brats very statement of the Mornlngsido 105: l'lerce, IDS; nasketlinll Train Pltteburg. In hta brief "For heaven's sako give tho South what is due her they've forgotten Frank Titterton Carl llrnom Teddler. ins. PROVIDENCE DIRECT BOAT '.mv.ia in the Carollnas ana ueorgia. he had a kind word for umplreH. A. C. J Hllverdollar of the Glencoo A. Thursday Nlghltr, 108; Uron's Favorite. 52.97 .St. Anirnstlne. all about tho civil war years nnd years ago. L. 11. Foancn." Mar-aar- Vi teams havo trained In the Carollnas had a hard time season," O. and Jlmmle llenlgan of Uie United l"v. Mlei Fannie, 110; Inquieta, 110: All Outside UUteroouia, (1.10 to (3.M. 'They last Personally we do not caro a. tinker's dam whether Guyon keeps playing N.. 110: Luther. 113; Laird fl'Klrk-caldy- , .a jears, though tho Washington team St Francis Prep's basketball team ho said, "and I take this occasion to state States Army are some of tho prominent Aboce l'ficv Incaulu tax. Virginia winning In varsity football until the Huns pay their war debt. As for our feelings 111; Tranjyortatloa. UJ; Termak, lnr traced at tho University of continued lt streak tho Cath- they were very courageous and patient Individual entrli'.s in: lirumpr, 113. Uo.t Uava I'ler 19, North Illvar, at ground tit Charlottesville, Va.. for eev olic High Schools League yesterday. It under ndverne conditions. You all know toward Southern football wo would rather welcome Tech's winning that IP.U. s potnts, Hren-o- n i Phone. Sprint ral 5 art. for the victor while Itenn, I'm new on this Job and am getting busy mythical championship If only to retluco divers swelled heads north of 4t. "Our training p'nns are all awry.' the St Frsinris court by 27 to 25. It learning all I can about It The financial forty degrees latitude. Hut tho fact remains that Guyon began playing all Secretary Vostor nf the Giants v. was tho victor v;nth conuecutlve vic- league Is good and the varsity football at Carlisle in 1912, and It would Bipm of place do tory. condition of tho rather out ROD AND GUN NEWS "and we won't be Rble to St Louis situation hat) been Ironed out" for tho Indian still to bo playing varsity football in 1919. They wldom afvililng until we know for certatn I'ooney, Moran and Lynch accounted He ventured to further comment boMdcs, n, that last that long even In tho major leagues. And Isn't It about tlmw n.iether the 140 game rclxdule will bo for the victor's points, while Renn. Bren-na- tendency game recms to ln iiiuh vv.vTint run i.oca.i. anolehs foii week end. scor- "the of the tho Southern Intercollegiate Association got uboard the band wagon nnd the e.Joled." Mrarlhy and Walters did tho grounds In n.-i- VMIId ing toward the Joint urn of ball passed a three yoar rule? Hook l'rinci'M Jamaica c;n( mom Now for St Augustine's lep. The shoot- such cities ns fit Louis, Philadelphia, (The llurvtioel llav .c'iirarli Maud I'ulnt Lotldnn WorceMtnr, 13.2 Providence dlract. 12.11 ing A.M. P.M. AM. l'.M. A.M. I'M. A.M. !'.M A M. I' M A I' M -, 1 M.ller Huggins, tho Yankee manager, of Brennan was the fraturo of Uie .l M. hTATtltODM.- O'.l und New York and Iloton." Ho had a high 1(111 4 10 1 41 1 - f .(. get to contest He bagged eight field goals Mnerr.tier 21 10 (id 1U41 in m id 11 37 14. 114.' Dal y. Inc ud.ni; 00 1' II. kjb unable to accommodations O'Loughlln. saying 10.11 11 "II 10 50 11 31 11 30 12 1131 2 l- 12 uni.a. j compliment for "llk" Ueifiobtr 21 It 2 34 Yi 23 30 From K 11 riionn 1700 lleekmaa Cincinnati on Thursday and stayed here from dllTlcult parts of tho court Tho he was one of the very best. Heydler PENNSYLVANIA TO SYNDICATE TO BUY I'ler li. lineup : a .lay longer than ho had Intended. kavcH on tho midnight tialn for New llnMti nf IVhltlna;. ho ); in whlrii 1 Impaled a younc nig Tor Yesterday ho discussed Dutch Leonard Si. l P. RESUME ALL SPORTS KENTUCKY 1 ' 111 wrong neaveu Francis r:: St. A'ieatlne' tSSt. York as he Is anxious to get to work TRACKS think l'n. e Dud t" U the . . it oui ;nli ino wattr. hALL KiVhK LINK the new pitcher, who wants part roony forward Hrennan aya are Uiaiud h . tt enuti thern came h terrific Yankee l.fi on the league averages, ho said." ' nlieu he that whlilni '"' to lloiton. I.v, Pier 1 1, N It . I V M. dallyg of the purchase monoy obtained by Momn lllitht forward .. .McCarthy oihur tlili Wtiiil'.i; cliano apearinc r'"" " "ur'r" on ui! wncon unio Lynch Ontre WAlterc Work of Arranging Schedules Breeders to Control All Four fni low water wavca tho LTounu. "..Wh.-- I cot on mv 1..1111 In the big deal made earlier in Into u.h aha. thai ina aplte their terrlb'e atrumcln, ere It Cahlll l.ft Kurt McNamarft i wiuih i in aihore. Just ItlXlltls. Mi week. Will Begin at Once. Associations. uhrins any ever drawn down under the water, W.ilh ItiuM itu.trtl ....Carney PENN ELEVEN TO PLAY HERE. It I'm U I'uJle" or one el nothing and VIIK.IM.V. "It never fails, does asked Hug Field cuals Cooney f. Mcran S. Lynch bl.n-- by one I sorry i ir any ha been seen of them from that it?" J. k. 2. coti rei day to thla " n llrcnnan MrCartliy, Wolteri PiitLAtiKlJiUA. 20. The athletic Special Dcipatci to Tnx Run. une who ever niftitlona nhltlnr atwrward. r "It happens Just aa regular as (.nalii from foul Coony 6. Hrennan 3. to 31 Pec , alNKEHS. "Too tail nu didn't uie a locomotive," Find out difference In fares to the la Scheduled cot Dnrtnionth Pennsylva- IIUUKO ANIJ iwl-.i-- clockwork. Just as soon as a player is luferee- - Mr riiirlen, ft. John's College. council of Uie University of LiixiNGTos-- Ky Dec. 20. Central HrookI)n. Dec. 20. kail 11,0 foreman. lur South IteMirts und so.d, the next day you he won Tlmo of halvee IS minutes each. t Polo Grounds. nia announced that It will "Dinner time la up " laid the ahop fore- hear Kentucky breeders of thoroughbred at Luncheon. man m ho Ids pet OLD P02MT COMFORT, VA. Bin unites he gets so and so, but Invnrl Fpcctal Detfatck to ail sports with the beginning of the Ilsliennrn turnip. rabbit unother Tsi 8fs. C horses headed by I dropped ma- as former United Statevt Thn other day lino tha k -- ..b.v lw s on the Job the next reason. VICTORY FOR CLINTON FIVE. new term on January and, far - ways As I 'eft the all- p I looked bai-- nt Pfte, mi". UnflMtltHLn jy PilllJiprxritiA, Pa.. Dec 20. The I chine shop ot the New Vork Hat. lmmlna JSC " possible, place on a basis. Senator Johnson N. Camden and dur-In- c yardmnMer He In fol. fio.f. !,,. at s to tho reports that Baker will not them normal Edward on Fluy-thlr- d atroet tie c"inel to be n OO.I Cuflune tvrrvlj.iMwn T4 football season of 1913 at Pennsylvania y 1'i.mp.niv Win plav l never In Tha council met und approved t Sims, loth multimillionaires. have l.our to lkll my oil frlsnd. trance, while n'.d 11. an K'aheny's AJama lth and Treatment Write take much stock then. to e. .umlievn apple Heals Commerce City promises resume nil the gnyety and j nm worklig up an.l down na If ho r.eiv nt Collece a budget for the remainder of the college formed a fyndl.-.it- It is stn'ed iho a f .rero in. HO. paper retirements. I have fren too pos uih I wns trylnit o swaPow eomethlnc f. 0MS, H.n.i.r X.1 feiUlvenesa of former year. It is , I there met iiulte a - 4f m3i, . by 25 l.M. year which eliminates, It was staled, to purcnno tne four Kentucky race Min rrld New- York. Dec. CO r.ltr.llMtnr.,Vl.,lr CT .Me of them. linker never has told me to sible two gnmca will be. played at Kj.iJ. ro'U, aiuonti whom were Joe. JOHN HEI.H. XHookleta that overy outs all expense: iracKs ana mem one idJ laluriuatloii al llertht lltulaat h" has retired, nor has he written to me By defeating Com- per-- and coordinate under the ihop lureni.ul. l'lnk, the fctlun boK, Itrllned Angler Hotel llureau. Hutei Mi Alpiu 111 the High School of New York, which miy be considered On account m.nacemenL Tha tr.icKB Involved aro and l'ete. l)elre Iloat. lull, or w the club to that effect. Until he merce on Col- of trip. to nn irreducible minimum. old man Kluhert, Jim JelTron The B'eir, Ml Kltlll Ar., lUrsnn, 2SI 1 ltlh Ave, bafketball team the City mlsrtble beeauee the abort HouhIuh I'arlc Uio yiirdmaater. Hrotherhood of IteOned Ancler. Raymond K V.'hltromh. 155 drei I be of the email purplun from the football nnd Churchill Downs at o with a membership Fifth Aee. "A" shall not alarmed." lege court last night by 23 to IS tho Dc drifted around tlie of fiftj.nve gent.enirn. Ac l.oulvllIr, Lexlnifi.on and Ijitonto. Tho ili- - re to Ur Fusler" at ljrd fsi.or 1. FranK Witt Clinton five advanced Into second nslilne trip that Kveral ot tho party had hoar from ramnihn of n!i.i g Tourlvt Co, U Fltth Ave. Urooklyn Uagla w,.v-.- v. The plan started with a proposition to prevtoua.y, tha rec-tlo- n boats leevlnr ('.inartle, V Cl aries fhapln and Arthur Irwin, presi place In tho p. . A. L the first should be held on unmi nmui mr vuui made a tew dai when nier I'nrk uml Heaori llureau. tournament. that tame up asFooJntlon buy the lock In the I.atonla and Diius-Ih- s bo had cauuht the on.y taksti. Kheepshead Ila. giving bida for ien a 'id manager respectively tli boys pame, by the sale of athletic f nh I e.,uive NKW JKItSI-- AUiintlo tli). of The Clinton hrkl the upper hand Franklin Field nnd the eecond the and Tark associations held by the tod ot about 5 pound! In welKlit will charier two funda a month, bimn ik Ho membership tickets to students i...... a ...... Inn rhAtlm! the neintid wiek In April. 3 919. letter club, had throughout the runtest and had an ad- came of next yetr, would bo played nt Ht. in (Jive Je. alumni syndicate of I.ouW nnd ' ou t a f ka la. itid tails and of bout i fnferenre at the (Hants' olUces with vantage of Fix points nt the 1 of the tho Tolo Orounda. Thcrcforo l'ennaylva-nl- a Sur.. illdn ul! mat tltmcn.n -- developed to Include the other associa- "Sure, home In the F KXItliMIT pr NTrftw tA.irti it 1.4 The relay racei. a national nthletlo you." said I'lolmriy. prevllent " of the Vorlf first half. The scoro at this stage was committed to meet the Green ft? llrooklyn 10 a;. will be held April 24 tions. old country we used flh blugtr lhan that l.afavctte ne, IV. "jit-d- Tho 11; 5. boys t e.vcn annual fixture, on future of Catcher Uarl Clinton. Commerce, Coldberger Mountain at I.'c.' 'or bait. , K' I'll. ih leading backstop In nnd Silverman wen York and 25. HOI. AM) HL'.V " the the Clinton stars, of arranslne; schedule for nil sioncu. It is said, to secure an option on ltli the ahore. and m' 'nro last season, was the leading while Traynor Com- Columbia Is now very nnxlous to enter Work rnv, tll1, r,in parallel nnd ltirdle were the r,i all tho properties, the valus of which down on the beach I a hat appeared ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. n .ru r nf cllfusslon. merce luminaries. the blsr field of football. Indications are "I10" rouBnoui win urBi I'.nic and two . will nm Into the to nbmit thirty (ert J rv.t.,,.H!e will nTmpn.ir-- hntS IVnnm-k'n- onre, millions. tea mt TACKLE FOR COD Situated,planned aivd. r.ie It .Chester pair put a high valu.i-t'o- - In a preliminary game the Clinton sec- e' n diameter, aim ns" i FISHING I'emoblllintlon of the Students' Army . o tuvkeiiiri.irate - on the re-fi- ond team peconds ami Cornell for R.imcs next fall. there the ver tbltii: managed- to qltvc Rochester star. Irwin Is defeated the Commerce nit y iu-- AT Til OI.D STAM), 10 Tralnlne Coirii wa completed i pOM with. Hlul bJ. A l go. s lo Il'o ll - r I'vKK HOW I to rate him as high as 110,000. by 10 to 9. Th lineup of the first team : Whether or not I'cnnfcylvttnta will con SCUDDER TAKES LEAD...... T!.n ti, Ille pr.i..- - iln. Hare-- ,n spr..at II., ,,,, KficilUv. and all branches of sptirt which were I.r...l,.r brine Pn .dv, Vatiiois 1 ."Mr ,, comtbrt aixl T'f aro willing Do H sent to piay is a question. eu; we go the bea.ll .Irmcm ,s not to concede Witt Clinton US). II Commerce (Hi. toiumnu .it.d Join t" - I.tr,e. I. ,. (,., Silverman lias not been a mectlnir of tho turned over 10 uie military omaniisn .,..1 hmj. lim: coin lo ..rt to make tlli- Ji He. 11 . Vlti Jlink smuli is worth any hucIi sum In Ttlrdle There j j I. 'da Itee l.ft 1,,Bt muuuiniu-.iii- Ilefenl Ilnaal In Three Cuvhloii II ! tna If in tN (lOidborser. . ltlKht hrriturn aril . commlttco. and until meet-- 1 mrnl neiiiemniT rut cut when. the etenn'. .rl times, though .Smith, Paxela football that it ...... ll,li.-V.-t wnm .1 Inn c All here nt toiulnr prlrcs. lloaonowl-- . to university dllllt i M I'cntr. .Traynor Is utatus Pennsylvania verted the athletlo authori Tourney. 'Mm reports, Is . InR hehl tho of J.juir-- another Schnlk. At Mllltzer.. Left emira LiifIIr ties. mence 10 wlKElo un.l n.ci. in." am ,be football will not In' Known j I FRANKSCHEBLER cient the deal cannot closed Wenlcr. ItlBlit Kuan! . ... ilium Frank fJiudder took tho lead In the riaharty. COMPANY un-.- i Kleld Kim'.i 3. '""nfi't eel. Rrn''emei.'' adiled CHARLES Marry Hempstead, president of tho morinan ciniilbergrr . amateur handlcnp tourna-- got S. Weiiler, L0ADMAN AND three cushion ! a. of the they 1 II Mllltrer nir.iie. 1'AKcia, Tray SHARKEY DRAW 'was fair mmi' v ' llh nut ON THE OCEAN FRONT ' relume to New York after the 3, nif nt at Jack Dnylo'u room last In my p.irt of the ount-- MlilllMIII'. nor i.untir (Mali trim foul fluid ASHMEAD SAVES CRESCENT. iiIbIu - ' 1 Ttirme'e. .. c when a fen- niln.um there wai al r.ce, ' flo ' pMevpnatnricn of real bcrger Hirdle ,Sui.n'.initei.,ratterer ho defcatel Louis Ihvl by 2o tn r.ir : withurvcivvi-ronmsr.- thi-f-i n. .l.-- .tefrnrson ''Madeline S. renhea.i Thrre ,e.j t for Silverman. Juhnkon r(,r I'lBht Twelve UdiiiiiIk In I'lixt limit ui akr " V l.uatlir. Jl. Scudder and Uasjl nro tho scratch Air tenv A ol tiatiivctrel)rur-men- t for l'akola. Ileferee Tom Thorpe, From Foul I.I lie nnd Ilrnta "I fun well lie"..ve The Giants yesterday received letters Scores nt Ilaltlmore. inrn of the competition, nnd their meet- -' say he 1DI'IIIIN(. .v wilnoulcjtlixnuQditct?. frurn Columbia. Timo of halve 14 minutei. an o - 1. u . two of their young , both Cullealnua, .IS tn 117. lug drew out a largo crowd, but 5 not OTn VII . .1 7 3,1 AnfBICAN PUC. ALWA'SOPEN IJaltimoke. Mil., Dec. 20. After a ' .". 11 at mv; tl.h H 'V LITLRA1 UHf amoI ' whom now won games did not elancj 'X 1 M..n ? tRMS MAILED. are getting along In Undo l has three and lost untie. v r. Ia-- e Ink- - ,01111 tVtl III Sund iv .trM Sa-- r foul lino In suspension rau-vi- by tho my 'and Win 1' army. young BARNARD WINS AGAIN. A Koal from thn the last of hostilities The score : "On faihrr, ij - SB A.LeerlvVr: Jesse Winters, n vvSere would from - of play by Axhrnead Knve the ban put on In this city by tho the apoifmeu ' r ' ner who was at Marlln last spring minute boilns It II. n In'gs. mile, around lotleh. P IISIIINti. Coinm!s.-lnti.'r- t'.io fistic icami) wns 4 flah MYT "i Crewcent Athletic Club basketball team I'oltci' 23 (It .mybodv who trlel to U . A was to Kansas City Kx-ii-- nn ?,lilfr on. .".In VJ0 7.','""' l"U M farmed last Mnkrs It Four In u How nt n victory over thu All f'olleelato live last evuiUiK tho llalvl .'I 4 13 lot 1 enne monster In ,. - resumed litre thl when - i'or writes that he has been commls- on New 31oon court by a worn ' Club one I"..".?...., .n.,t.l .rnn the linee- nnd, Cantaln I'll VIII KS ivnrnS? il JBarHiorouflft-SfenM- in ineii a of Collewlntr. night the I'eerlrss Athletic staited of tho nue n were nv.h- - Llfutcnant at Cam Travis. San 38 to 37. It was the Crescents' seen In ,irmi-.- i i.r tis'imir ArMii.o .vt of leanest prmrramineu llaltlmoto KILBANE TO DEFEND TITLE. nec b .t liaellog ottnn A. M. SUNDAY Tilt llADIKC RtSOni HOUSt OF 1H( HOFILO eiterling Htryker of Atlantic Rarnanl School'a bask ball ! team straight victory. many years. I I nn lip mv fifth for fend .f t'"1'!"!. , Hih'.mJs, another kid pitcher of the scored Its fourth stralRlit victory of tho 'mi-i-"Ur'nl ll n'mtevei ll AlVlEniCA ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. 0 Ashmead beside bagplnc the ro.i1 nkl; Imdinan of HufTilo and Jack "Will to trv nnd J Sheen,I,,,,! "THC SATWH s wrote some of stirring season yesterday when It Hr.litiK From niiy nnd He. K the fuMer the like 1 nrwii siur" of his trounced tho brouKht his team victory shut four Hhnrl ey of Now Yoil: that was spcfi nn: t Oil' 1 nm i School fivo which fnucht twelve dtiv I mv team to fie wac n hck lth reririCNCY ii' In Col'.cBlnto on one hl'ih '. 1 c inures the Argonne forest. IJanmrd's court (Irimui.le ic.11 field Roab from the field and six from rounds to a draw nt Alhaugli Theatre Kin Trnlnlns .Inuunry I. l.u. iv ...41 or In COMMODORE - A mate anJ rreta. by scoro of Bl to 17 nnd to town where r- a ri .. t. ! c- -t No Putt N'o Iniiomeiable the foul line. Lanyon caged six field It w.ia the has Dt-c- . rope '!' b ksmlth ' Dot nrsl match that bion I'i.EVKLANp, ID. Johnny Kllbane, Mr. h iniiid'a Mnlnor'e Queen. oste, , lit. Tlio playlnc; of Holies of JS.irnard vvaH college m n arte s'eel 'i stn i.",! j,' dotil KriTc anon ind InJ an nenn goals for tlie former etars. The held hero since tiurly In tho wai. An feathervvelKht champion to mik t Owno. LLOYD'S NECK CLUB the feature of tho came llo caged ten of thn world, "When 1 g"t la k to 'he 'vke fvened t'IHII''lsM,. taiaf.aiucirr.ini JOSUl; WIIITl t SOMSCO. lineup: Immense crowd paikcd thn theatie. resigned as an army In the nV. of the leaves MH she-i- eoaln from the field nnd played a flno has boxlnc Ion- - end of the ro,ie f. VELCCITY n Crescent A. C iJJi, Alt Collegiate (371. . Ixiadman and Sharkey fmiKlit llko etructor and expwtn the flr8t of wag in nnl on other em! I ipl el the lia.l. AT1.AMIC C11V, J. TO FOSTER SPORTS defensive (fame. Ilobertson baKge.1 seven after apt ue - Heath Klght forw ard I.anynn tlerrs. Hoth men vvero on their foot nt tn pn ' It'll .ten),, m, .1 Amerli'H VI Ye Iteeort. Held goals and Farrell six Tobln and Left forward the year Into actlvo tralninK to lllrten. "''""! the finish nnd appaicntly r.tn.nsr. Load-.crHrie- n HOD AMI C.l'N. Mind.t, f 1 Cook accounted for Colleglate'a points. Austin . . . . Centre . . defend his title, it was announced hero VIM' NtV JKIII l.ilifiiuod. Aviation eame fight In A;:ll ,T INDOLENT A to Be Retained as a The lineup: Aihmead lllriht Kurd 'na P"! a and soveral A. VI. IK till i.er: Irving es nnd Mnnritcy grorory. c fLi Stew art tfunra insiani rather but Kllbane tendered his rcfdgnatlon he. !-a- cnwriAV Feature. Tlnrnard (ill. Cullejrlate (171. Field goala. C'rejcent: Heath 4, lllrten tho latter had tho ttnack of J rvaivr Iiil' 11 wr"nNS . J Holies Itleht forward ... Cook 4. 2 , t.lU'.e llie Ul llUirpS lOll tjHri. n m 1. Auatln 3, Ashmead Stennrt All nnlr-k- f a votice! srr.ciAi. Tuir Jut :Laurel the Fines ! Iesftfjrwrd .. Tredenburg C. nny pupils. rcslgna- - O 4'oit nnd Wed M . A i Farrell r'nltecrtitfen: I.anynn Mct'ann, McTlgue him without Ills A lor Te. A. Kreepnrt P' aW HaVflft- ' alio '.iphmIJ diuu- of thai meeting of tho governors of Centre . . - - tie ltobertaoll Mi CoW 1, (j urien a, irvinic iimw irom ioui Hon has r.nt yet been accepted. rlll)l.r.HA HANKS. Lioxl's Neck Club, organized a few Tyhe lllrht ituard l'are Aahmead C, Mct'ann 5. Ileuree--I.leu- t JEANNETTE BEATS SCHiVIADER. l 1- - weks ngo Regl-m- u Hubhell suar tua Army. - LAKEWOOD, NEW - under the presidency of Jft Ilrunn, United Statei Time of Josephine JERSEY Field roale Ho. lei 10. F.irr:i , Hubert-o- n :o !TS- A WKI.i.-- l VauUerbllt purposo halvei minutes. , . . . . . A T--i. T- t--t illTKUS vl) "I VilN M'. for tho of 7. Tyhe, Cook I, Tobln 4 ' ...... T tt . mc -- fit -. "'"i-rat- ing Oiula from 1..M11111 w pai irn i"ii" nn ' .101 i. it 11.1. i v m tho In 3. 5 ...in. i.ihiii iiiiui in mtniiXii MULiUWinn mpn r i u "" with Government the foul Hobrtaon 1'ook KubMltutev n i ". 1 l(.n HuMikII, uruia i nn itnil'rMllrillK-JSJiL'.'- " 'tfi of aviation practice, was held Harnard for Hart for MeOab.. GREAT 1AKXS OFF FOR COAST. ' I BKAIXLH Jeteniay nt Nherry' for the purpose of Referee William T. Cook. r.i Witt Clin- ,,,. , , 3 r(il.ipt'ng ton. Tlmo of halves 1 5 minute. : ,,Wm this Important cluhand sport-- n c .... : "; rT?"L;?"'-Dolauraf- lora ' project to the charge from war to IIAIlltlS TO AVIlIl.STI.Il IIUSIIIC. rTrr. .,f,fTrr,s:s ssttj conditions. tcTlw Bailor Jack Hnrrl of the Cnlted Stiitew meeting was cnl!el nt tho request 1 S,::::9.s;;T,.;r:t v 7 ;o ;,un",Jh Dune,', numlK-r- who suggested Navy Armed Guard and .Soldier Joe ClllCAOo. Hoc :0. With a clean iec. o.niil.ila Athletlo Club nnd uf-- Tliri R.l. s,in lay. sev tei.tr.'. Stfl IlifcUN,,, J. r lliat tho i - . Instructed the mnbltlous I Hi" A v .v. . Washing- . s J so i 1 fVT "rir.nai intentions of tho club to place Ituselt, former lnlildlowelsbt champion onl for the seawm, the ircnt Lakes iiman (nP eighteen minutes uf illliitorv lnllllm. rTr.pp pPl,cc 1 F C TMri! '" Stateei nien fl TI PTAVP large plantation lit Lloyd's Neck. of the T'nlted Aimv. win wrestle ' ' Tuesday night nt t" too s of the Army nnd Navy next the Crescent i n moony nose, cnupie or e v re. . wpart'Meiits Theatre, llrooklyn. In nnotbwr bout where a came will be played with Maro nan a uiucK ,1m own vvllll Mialcy, but i ould Hut Rlivtul en s . M k L.u i,.. Tifn i vnr 'm .' U. rate; for training bchools and imiii Dunne's cept .Mon fold-- r Sanders, '.n1 I: Rosabell Krl V f,IP aviation nnd hydroalr-Wr.- e 'Cyclone" tho Kwedlsh Fallor, Island Navy Yard eleven on New Year's ' U the pace In tho last throe and Moa'ev hhei'in'iead ltav c ns Jack Denley of th Navy ,,, KOM VI1F.IC in irnln ' W Wli.on. prartlco bo rctiilped, but modified will try conclusions with Nicola Mon- - Day y pct,ni. tu mBn .micUly. then a.I'T lifis lfoy n 1 VOKK VV jnat tagano, the Italian catapult. John V. Commander J. n. Kaufman, nthletlo ar,l outpolnul Ilrsch a Rlx llU).,(lM)f pvrly tmc of nhort till), MM) AN DIIAIli;. Pt Mnnilnr an NKW e.ti he.ter Countr, uvution In all Its phases may bo nuile's .ROSE T arnuert Dunn will officiate ns master of cere- the Mntlon. who will ko toN round twtit. Iho vIclorH bride, of .iHWllk,H. good CatiHrele. among the future activities of olllecr nt Miillln had a loft j.ib, but 7 A.M. SUNDAY- - 2P.M. SATURDAY 'v ami i:it.NST i monies. next week to be prewnt Iho month vvna nmoiiB the hpeclators. and nt ,r cnUugh Faradvna at . - ,kfA vlnh0 to Mcaley to R.ll.iI' 'l In (t .i ilntiit iT tlvaa lidtt in i .it- NEW YORKER le".r." nook, t I,ST Till Ol' lir. HHAMIN. duiMon It was suggeatcd came, paid he expected tho team to win V""" " . , , . f . It effectively ,?ll,r ''Rrli ; GEDMEYFARMcJ that the - ...... Mtrepsheid ' llav "Ill's lllVL.I. .1 . . - ... - i.i wnyio on.- rtiv uiiu 111 ion .i "''' "i'i nn,, i HiiuvATirs) wish anil that he would claim the national ini'i ii H .VI. a Andiron tnWAIlli rl ( i nun miter in wiu with nn. taiundliiK m her lips. K.tllor Ilea, HI'M)1 A. OPEN If.'VTri l,i,m, pound bo 1m t championship In rase of victory. smack M. 'AlLYtADinUl im bi CRArlUAtL S,i r front devtlojd I.. A. fiervatlus night defeated gan nutiMilnted Hobby Mlchael.s In a fix IIOXIXO IIOCTN. GE0RGIE tithing yachting facilities, Htelnbtiglsr l!iO I Yankee Dooda 4VUWVS ( Ti till. and and Charles by to lis in the bout. ... iL'"gfes train. Fare, bait and war tax, U.is. WHITE PLAINS, MiY. facllltlcei 18 round . .III Atl.lslto - ..... Mil ti . . be erected In (Tarn C '2 balkllne tournn,ini'nt for tho 11(11 TS AT X. Y. A. C. lltV ..J p.nQ leaven ('Hriartle WINTEP. PATE "" ,he omlng eprinir Intnrotfv nmnteur ltnylnir lnllenn?nt In I'l.KNTV ((ID (11(11. KHA II WKH v and mimmer metropolitan champlonshjp under tho 7 DUANE Bat A Sun 7 A It. the New Yorlt HOXIXO AT CHKSCMXT A. O. Hn on 7 A Jt UVUItY DAY auspice of the National Association of Kntrles for Athletic cliibhouso January Threo WMITRV H.inimer'i Dock, T,i k e pians amateur hoxlni? tournament, to vvlll be decided. vliHIH I 1 gheepi. STItliStl fodflih linndi Hinker l'l.OltlllA. Jli of the club win rapidly bo Amnteur Billiard I'layem nt nruhn'a Club's The CrcAcent Athletic Club of llrook- classes The boxers will tJ Hay. Mollis, all alien llorildltvr 307): 34th Ht 1'C 2K, will "Jfwpel alon theio room. Hervatlua hntl be held Deoember und close lyn vvlll hold an amateur boxlnir show represent thla city and Iloston, Tho .VI M'KST 1 lines,.. io thut the Ilroadway the C(tn. ton. ctinT 10 A Dally. Till! COAhT or l.HKin. urnnriiinlilM . n ...i. .. A. A, 23. arc at 110, 115 140 - Ideal I rty 'V w v"w v.mu iup name In hand from the dart and won as with the C December The t n January H, Thrco clussoi will be de. cliics and noundi, leaves 8heepahad Hay ?,jo I'lenty of I.lna- the winter u, rf for victor's wa clas-if- s tn be contested nro 110 pound cirted, They aro a'. 110, 130 165 Th"re will bo an open clusj 12 M.J.B.III. A M Dally, Sunday 7 A St clltuate enables tlie riiui t to he pleased. The uvuraee and at aporta o Tir i " wru may be, utilized, novice, 130 and 145 pounds. pounds. pounds local buxera. apt. Wr gt n iiui, lUi-m- C I M U U th b i next season. 2t- -l and the loscr'a 2 1C11. for I. 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