18 +4 + THE NE:w YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY :13, 1921. Threat by Judge Landis Resuits Abanin donment Attempt to Curtail His Power a s Commissioner of Baseball AGREEMENT SIGNED" They Say the Real[ Estate Business Isn't S o Bad These Days EAGLE IS VICTOR HIGH LIGHTS AM SHADOWS FOOTBALL STRATEGY BY MAJOR CLUBS v j OVER HAROLD TURK IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT AIDED BY TELEPHONE ABOUT Y5 HI MOT By DA NIEL. W- 7 »l'$ Harvard Coaches Perched ori Landis ( WALK PROM TH" STAT U Defeats Opponent in State Copyright, 1121, by T he Neva York Berald. Jndjre Officially ^ T Head of Baseball ^ v~| GoeP \M6ArHtK.TVi Title Billiard Tournament THERE is every" Indication that the revival of the Intercollegiate Top of Stands, Wire Installed is T) on on June 22 5ERVICC ROT25.H lng Association's regatta th Hudson at Poughkeepsle Rowe ^ aih'tvwired .Other Cue Results. the Observations. Organization. I house alii be the biggest lnterv«^sitv event In the history of sport. electric>TV AN TW GAI Charles Halsted Mapes of Columbia, olHalrman of the Board of Stewards of - ©COO WU that there t no at least crews 1 IN . AJ30U-T STANDING OF" TUB PLAYERS. the I. R. A., said yesterday vas doubt that eight Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 12..Harvard's NO POWERS CURTAILED ~\ Put TH House IN 60cV Won. Lost. H.R. P C nrmiM or.\ tr% thfltRrtlnc ilnp in thA vhirsity race at three miles. If eight do football strategy in important games for "TVi* PRiCC n George J. Wyatt 1 0 4 1.000 go It will be a record field, for the blggiiust number of starters In the past wis several years has been developed in part f^£p/KiR~. I^-/. "l« 1 O It 1 IS hi over in 1907. That saw Corne telephone wires while the game* CASH. TaicC George Kaubai'h 10 7 1.0 seven, year U, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, were In ( # t+2,OOG T.nul- A. 8ir\*!lu» 0 14 .000 the and Georgetown In the event, which progress. It was learned to-dsy Ultimatum lias Desired Effect **" Wisconsin, Navy compete major In the . 0 14 .000 games with Yale and Princeton for Robert Crt"> candidate College 11 and In tl intersections! George Eagle, a promising The Navy's appearanee in 1907 *vas its first and one at Pough- game with of at State amateur three only University Oregon ill Wording:. for the New York Last season the midshipmen won the world's ana a year ago Crimson coaches perchedPasadena billiard last keepsie. championship, cushion championship, night they feel that they can retain that title only if they take part In the on the top of the stands telephoned defeated Harold U Turk. 30 to 25. In That Is and suggestions to supplementcriticismthe In the Rational keepsie regatta.and win. feelinj shared by most of the Pough? By WILLIAM B. HAXSA. fllfty-seven Innings no lo side line observations of Head Coach of Brooklyn. The tournament,Recreationgiate rowing world.. Georgetown supports a crew, but WisconsinintercollengerHob Fisher. Yoijk Hbbvi.u ^ Spenal Despatch tv The New last and to Is expected to return to the Hudson In June. After a lapse of nearly a Jan. 12..Judge Land is which opened Monday night From these vantage points they were Chicago. being staged under the auspices of the decade the Badgers have gone back to rowing, again under the coaching of better able to diagnose the scheme of was formally installed as thetoday National Association of Amateur Billiard Harry Vail. opponents' play, especially in the line of Organized Baseball.Commlssioner As a we six of the crews and most authoritative ottice Players. Is developing Into a keen result, may expect which rowed there In 1907 than were the coaches on the ground, bggest to come back to in 1921. Iti addition there who saw it in the mass. The ever to exist in the game. The sixteen struggle. Poughkeepsle will be the winner largely contract In disposing of his opponent Eagle of the Pacific Coast regatta.Washinglton, Stanford or California. Princeton In most instances were field se'run of six, is a strong possibility, and there is som e chance of getting the entries of rigged up by of football of and the minor which Is the second best made thus far. ronto and With the Harvar regatta at New London squad before the contest. part it. leagues pledged Cambridge. comingTod-YaleIn the big game with Yale at the Bowl to his support, but before these things ^ Despite the fact that his margin of on the 24th, there will be a world of ro interest and action ^ crowded into wing was small a far Inst fall former Coach P. I"), Houghton happened what looked like intricate Eagle played victorythree days In June. and Crimson of recent were revealed game than his rival. Eagle got Jimmy Knox, strategists. hatching politics |j better dictated over tne tejepiione the the baseball and Judge Landls had told off to a good start In the opening inning, that Head Coach Fisher delegates they would have to do when he made a run of four. He Horetnans Evidently Not Here to Play Hoppe. observationsincorpo rated with his own in formulating tho him If a change slipped to thewithoutnew this lead steadily and in theIncreased As the billiard season progresses and there is no announcement of a tactics of agreement in the last tew days were the moment. twenty-fifth stanza led Turg by 18 to 6. matcri mween vyiuie Jiuppe aim rxuju ard Horemans, the Belgian sensation, Harvard football authorlths made accepted. At this stage Turk braced and after no Those for the change! the feeling grows that they will not rneet, and that it never was intended attempt to conceal the telephone ar responsible counting consistently for the next dozen was a but vital that they should meet this year. The Irnpresslon Is strong among followers of rangements in any case, it said, and verbiage.only single word, frames finally overtook Eagle In the as far as m. would have the balkline game that Horemans did n<>t come here to He made they knew the installation wa.i In its aning.which fiftv-flfth session. The loser at this play Hoppe. known to Landis of most of the the for the purpose of a contract with the representatives of opposing stripped Judge point led by one point, the score being trip primarily fulfilling teams. The of the power with which it was to wick-Bulke-Collender which for ten exhibition* and operation telephone purposed 25 to 24. It was in the next Inning, Company, Brunscallssays was not regarded as endow backed water In a hurry a Involving any him, that his run of nothing at all about match with Heippe for either the 18.2 or 18.1 title. of as the was a and full was restored to the however, Eagle made ethics, wire merelyquestion power him. six which brought him vietorv If Horemans returns to Belgium wlthc>ut meeting the world's the medium of observations power agreed on the champion communicating when major league C5us Gardner and disappointment among bllliardlsts will be intense. available to one. In the at agreement was approved in New York. Raymond any game known will oppose each other NaughwrightIn Horemans's work In his exhibitionis here has shown him to be a Pasadena, Cal., the Crimson coaches' The matter when it became to wire was set all game. liner well worthy of a match for the t; He Is an 18.1 up by the linemen of the of the assembled baseball men here tonight's essentially player.balkitle.telephone at He rarely drives to the cushion. At 18.2 we have no company that place, and re createtd a big stir, together with doubt that Hoppe ports have come Landls. to catch the In the last of his exhibition mtachee would beat but at 18.1 Horemans to be East that the quick ImporthowJudge him, would have conceded a strong of California used a of one changed w had throttled the at Thum's last John Rimilar Universitysystem ird, Academy night chance. One thing is certain. As a ma*ise expert Horemans stands without a In its post-season game with Ohio Sta»te move and wtth a which the professional three cushion Instantly vigor Layton.peer in the history of billiards. University two weeks ago. makes him a bigger man than ever in defeated both of his opponents.champion, baseball. In the afternoon the title holder downed Judge Landls a Man W110 Will Not 32 IN A For several days prior to to-day the K_ Joseph Letzer. 50 to 32. and In the night Temporise. ROW FOR PASSAIC. Ttialnr lcn2iip rir:iff hfirl hppn s \".*&ZZ. session won from Gean Kahn, 50 to 28. Major league baseball at last has run up against a man who will not preparing the new major league The made a run of seven at temporize and who will stand for no n onsense. Any doubt which have Tassaic, N. J.. Jan 12..Fr.ssa!c High champion may School for its final adoption. Thisagreement night and five in the first game. existed as to the wisdom of the appointment of Judge Landis as the basketball tossers took consist* of Presidents Heydlercommittee sloner of baseball was swept aside when he handed the lead In the Northern New Jerseyundisputed and Johnson, ex-officio. and Dreyfuss, yest majoiscommiserdayhis Interseholastie Prague Edward Oressey scored an easy famous fifteen minute ultimatum. It wras not famous when he handed it to to-day, defeating Ebbets and Herrmann of the National last night In the balkline the Hackensack High School 09 to 17 and League and Navin, Crifflth and Sh'be victory leagues, but It will go down In major league history as one of the high registering: their thirty-second straight In progress at Doyle's room.tournamentHe lights. In two of the American. Ebbets did not attend defeated Charles Lammorou by 150 to 64 victory seasons. Passaic's the sessions here. He was not in town, in Innings. The winner made was dazzling and bewilderedteamworkthe so had to do with the forty a/ visitors, who were also amazed at the nothing proposed high run of 27. while Lammorou's best An Inquiry About Oar 1Boxing Commissioners. curbing of Judge Landls's power which wonderful goal shooting of Capt effort netted him 12. Games will be We wonder Johnson's ijssociates on aroused the latter's emphatic played to-night. why Joseph the New York State Roosma, who scored 28 points, and that If not his Ire. disapproval, lng Commission difl not see fit or find t to attend the sessions which Box,imegave of his tenmmates. The lineup: birth to the National Boxing Association. As the were Passaic (09). One Vast Difference. Play for the amuteur championship at meetings held In this Hackensack (17). Word, city, It was expected that our commission would take the lead in the Roosma Forward... Tollman snooker pool was resumed last night at Thompson 'ohvhpcI H. Koestner The agreement signed by the National «_-oyie s Broadway room, where the A. A. sions, but instead it kept In the backgr while delegates from Wisconsin,diseusoundVonk >re Srhoonmaker Leaguers In New York and OK'd by B. A. tournament Is in progress, Louisiana, Ohio and even States which have no boxing law played the Blood (,u ' Zimmerman the American League contained a section Downs defeated Max Knothe C.ua G. Koestner Bernsteinwilllamby stayed away, and why JohnJnstiealssionersSubstitutes.Passaic, Hei.iclder, equipping the commissioner with 6S to 57 in a match which was son Grablnc, the c'osely played the modest violet. Ttosman, Swenson. Haekensaek, Block. to investigate and determinejurisdiction . ctntested. The winner played very well Brean. Hall. Field goals.Roosma. 12. facts in charges of conduct detrimental tut was the Knothe, Vonk, 4; G. 8; recipient of many breaks 2; Koestner, Breen. to baseball and added that "upon such which were d'sheartenlng to Bernstein. Continental League Erases Itself. Thompson, 2; H. Koestner, 2: Blood. determination he may take such Copyright H. T. Webstor, 1921. Schneider, Swenson, Grablae, Schoonmnkor, Toward the last of the match Downs Whatever slim chance there was f or the Continental League was killed Hall. Fouls.Roosma, «: Breen, 1. Halt remedial or punitive actionpreventive.as made a fluke shot, pocketing the time score.Passaic, 41: Hackensack 10. he deems against any party pink. or. Tuesday, when Andy Lawson, the promoter, announced that he had appropriate . The score was tied at this period. hereto." gust Herrmann, Cincinnati; Col. ^ fcred contracts to Jackson, Clcotte ar the rest of that odoriferous crew,ofid VICTORY JIB11.EE AT Rup-jand following, Bernstein, in Immediately HARVARD. But the section as It appeared to-day pert, Yankees; John McQraw a That move stamps the whole propositi on as unworthy of public notice and CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Jan. 12.A victory McBride Manager RELEASE safety, accidentally droppedattempting Jubilee will be held Ipacues Chares DODGERS is to-morrow at the Joint meeting of the ma'or Charles Stoneham. Giants; the wh'te ball into the Indicates that the promoter either liicking in common sense and business night at tho "recommend" such: and Crahlner. White pocket, thereby Harvard Club In Boston for members of read that he might Comlskey Harry of Washington Club lorfeitlng seven points. These two acumen or is making a play for newspaper space without any intention of athletic team* that Harvard remedial or action. Wi'liam Week, John O. Seys and defeated Yale preventive, punitive Sox; breaks virtually won the game for doing business. That break in re Jackson and the rest erases the Continental the 1020 season. The crew, baseball.during "take" and A. D. Clark OrifTlth and I1U.H.-.V nun i not null Vast difference there, Lasker, Cubs; Jan. 12.-George ONE Downs, who is now a favorite in his League. nqnaus wiy dine a» Bos "recommend," and Judge T.andts would William Richardson, Washington ; Ben FOUR, ACQUIRE ton hotels and clubs, then ko to the Harvard McBride, former shortstop as he has won two games from the Club for the none of the Tom Shibe and Connie Mack. section, entertainment. Trophies will have "recommend" game. Slilbe, WASHINGTON.and captain, to-day was two strongest players. He has still to be awarded to the victorious Dean Among other things, he told the Athletics; William F. Baker and L. C. BrlKS*. players by Samuel manager of the Washington play Thomas, Paley and Flynn. N. Y. U. STOPS ARMY'S NAVY FIVE WINS ITS was that there was not enoughmeetingRuch, Phillies; James C. Jones. American League club. appointedBuy Griffith, Outfielder, From RF1IE MARQFARD CNDEK KNIFE. money in Amrrlen to make him accept Breadon and Branch Rickey, Cardinals; Clark Griffith, pres.dent of the club Joseph Concnnnon, the titleholder, WINNING STREAK SEVENTH STRAIGHT BALTIMORE, Jan. 12..Rube Marquard, the office If the word were changed to Robert Quinn and Walter E. Frltseh. will devote last pitcher of the Cincinnati Nationals, had his and former manager, Birmingham.Elliott night gained his aocond victory In adenoids and tonsils removed at a "recommend." He spoke at length, Browns; James Dunn, Cleveland; duties and scout- the New York local yesterday to himself to executive State pocket billiard Violet Five Win Fast Game Defeats hospital. and Impressively, offered step Dreyfuss, Pittsburg; Char'es team. Goes Down. tournament Moravian College 36 and there and relieve eloquentlythe Barney lug for the championship when he aside then Brooklyn; Oeorce Grant, Braves,Ebbets, McBride came to the Senators In Fred Wolfret, 125 to 41. Thedefeated 22 to 17. to 19 on Detroit ci.i'B m vs piTcnER. so far as he by Annapolis Court. leagues of all responsibility and Frank Xavln, Detroit 1. OS Kansas after champion had high runs of 40 and CHICAGO, Jan. 12..President Frank Navln and retire while they' from City previous 32. of the Detroit was concerned Harry Frazee, Red Pox, was experience with According to an official communique Wolfret was forced to forfeit fpeciat Despatch to Tub New York Hbrai.d. Annapoms, Md.. Jan. American l.iaeue club to were faking action. major league many 12..Winning nlcht announced the purchase of Pitcher tills morning and did not sign tbe and the Cardinals. Griffith has Issued yesterday from Flatbush, the points because of scratches. X. Jan. 12..Xew from Moravian College of Sutherland from the Portland club. He didn't have to retire. Hardly had him Indisposed Pittsburg West Point, Y., Bethlehem, before Ban John- document tut evn without there been grooming him for the Job of Brooklyn club his released four players Pa., by 38 to 19, the Midshipmen he finished speaking will be a terrific shrinkage in the for three Griffith and one new one. The addition Speclnl arrangements in the form of York University basketball quintet a more encountered arose and moved that the manager years. acquired worthy foe than the HWHAM PREP mF son worl] world's of Ink and Mr. to as to the Is Bert Orlfflth. an a Drnna new cloth and cushions a the winning streak on score indicated. It was WINS. the word making Judge Landis output oratory. wont Washington manager payroll and stopped Army's the seventh Tire Fnrdham Prep basketball team "take." Frazee said he didn't know whether he'd a similar Job in New who was purchased some time perfect set of Ivorv balls have been straight victory for the yes as it was originally Intended holding after outfielder. the court here to-day and Incidentally Navy team, and terday defrnted the Webb Academy five In supreme, sign or not. but he probably will. John York. ago from Birmingham of the Southern made by Thnm's Billiard Academy for for the defeat which the they had one of the hardest contests of the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory by 31 to 7. he should be, be restored to the disputed the took revenge Heydlsr said he'd undertake to round Association. exhibitions by Edouard Horemans. soldiers administered a year ago. The the whole series. The visitors were fast clause. Shibe of Philadelphia seconded and had an the Bostonian up to the new ethical Charley Kbbets paid $3,000 In cash which begin this afternoon. The was N. Y. U. 22. Army 17. attack which was dangerous the motion of his boss and it was threw In Horace the catcher will to final score at all times. The ROD AND GUN. programme.HARVARD HOCKEY TEAM and Allen, try beat the record runBelgianot The game was without doubt the Midshipmen won in unanimously. carried .1A Cptf hfis.m'in n-lin n'imo tn tVi, 325 points he made the end Fljmlfleant utterances were made by against George and fastest fought contest played by greater speed and a better OUTPLAYS CHAMPIONS Dodgers last B»n«nn from Georgia Tech. Slosson In Boston last week. hardestdeveloped team play, but their I.AKT TRIP SFNDAY. lVho Was Responsible t Judge Lar.dis In his addresses to the on the Army's court in years and was shooting JANFARY MT1I. Brooklyn now has two Griffiths among visitors was off, as It was In the last game. A I dally S 30. exc. Mori and fru magnates. He pointed out that the exciting from the start. The Bunday on arrival or « .70 Who was responsible for the attempt Its outfielders.Bert and Tom. But John receive The line-up: \Q nOflQ playing In games of p'ayers of organ- Collegians Beat Boston A. A. has It has Layton will his first excelled in passing and floor work b OllO paper train, from Sliver nmwtIWars to Judge Landis's wings and make that Tom retired again.report Eastern test against a one Naval Academy (38). Moravian Hotel. Freeport. Fare clip tzed ball with Indicted players, such as 4 to 1. In addition to Allen the professional although the Army caged generally,l.enliart Left forward (19). $2. u That was ih Seven, sending away, when he T'.be tludlnt bait. CARMEN t TiRNTONta! him largely figurehead? occurred on the coast, was something released opponent begins play this more goal from scrimmage than the McKee Hight forward of the hour. It was learned Brooklyns "Rowdy" Elliott, the rnoon In a 300 contest witharte Ault Mechlin* I I I h av. s v question that could not be tolerated. to Tub Nb.v York Hier.Ar.D. veteran Bill the point Violet. Centre Turner A ff)TP Wreck that Barney Dreyfuss from the outset Special Despatch catcher; McCabe, James Matvro of Denver at Kline's went in rront during Waters Left guard AkblllI K I l.cad, Tucs.. W»d., Tliurs., "There can be no association with any 12..The Boston and Henion. The Violet out Dickens Heller e4S train. Pundnv d-nx train. opposed the changing of the word from Boston, Mass., Jan. Lafayette pitcher.Infielder.St-and Billiard Academy. Afternoon minute of Holman caging ltlnht guard Home the player," Commissioner T.andls continued, Athletic Club hockey team, champions of Elliott has gone back to Sacramen'o. and the first play, Substitution*.Nav al Academy, Davis for Capt. GEORGE WILSON "take" to "recommend." but three night blocks of 50 points will be a t'feilTer tossed Army's Lou 't "as long as an Indictment hangs over the amateur league, was unable to cope from which Brooklvn recalled him last field goal. Lcnliart, hart for McKee, Johnston for 17 FATHOMS OR FARMS. American I-eaguers and Herrmann played. « first foul goal a moment later and with Ault, Harper for Waters. Oreber for Dickens, ( IIri Falty * A. M. except him and is undetermined, and even If he with Harvard's seven before a winter, while McCabe. who came to tho - VII was said, fnvored the change. 80 »r\ varsity the Violet in the lead 2 to 1 they settled I'avis for 1-enhart, Ault for Johnston, V r I I nl tt«jr and Frl. Run. 7 AMasft'M. was is restored to good standing in the big crowd at the Arena to-night. The Dodgers from Chicago lost summer, will Charles Waters for Parnes. Dickens for ftrrh.-r- ' Cheenshend J. that shai>e the agreement adopted for In Rochester. Rteinbuglcr and Sidney down and soon had a 11 to 3 margin. Moravian, I higher for Field Rsy. Martin. by the major leagues nnd pre by a jury he has get to make collet e players bent the leaguers 4 to 1. play George Stalling* nere the winners In the classBruise!C Moclillng. yesterday with the Commissioner. Juriescommunity all their before the Boston He goes under option. Henion goes to Just before half time, however. Army Academy, Waters, 4; Pavls, 3;goatsNaval COD.I.INfr.HAKE. sented to-day to Judge Landis for final good .coring goals balkllne amateur championship tourney two field making 8; Lenhart, 1; Ault, 1; Pickens,M"Koe,I; |,*ve" So"ramento. also subject to recall. French's goals Canarale. Tluir*.. flat . The same too, had sometimes make mistakes. men counted. In the Crescent Athlptic Club spurted, Moravian, Turner, 2: Rice, 1; 1: ROSE R II' * acceptance. change, The of Elliott le ves iRst night. the score 11 to when the intermission Moclillng, Pun. 7 A .M. PICK I'CTSON' been made in the new must Neither team counted in the first passing Brooklyn Stelnbugler defeated Julian 7, Hughos, 1 Foul coals.Naval Academy^ major-minor "There not be any cheap, with three Kru< Rice 200 to came. Robinson's keen eye from the Mi-Key, tl In 10; Waters, 8 In 7; Pa ! g-.-reement, and the minors to-day befo'O at ball Their but Harvard put on speed in the catchers.Miller, l(r 1P8 In tWcnty-nlne anil In »: vis, gamblers games. shoestring period.and But It needs a Innings, Brusse) line the visitors in the van Moravian, Rice, l> In 1">. Referee. were with haul's effect second, vetting three goals and then Taylor. catcher, over foul kept SHAMROCK napt. I'LACB. tuey through Judge betting must be stopped. The on nevertheless. triumphed J. Matthews 200 to 157 the second even though M'-Pevltt, University of Pennsylvania. Time vrr.'n" had pledged themselves to make it other Is bad. 1 am of the using substitute pla\ ers. Bigelow made In forty-seven Innings. during period, of halves.20 minutes. CODFISH AND T.INO. spectators by a registered four field D P I rillnv "take',' Instead of "recommend." club owners can control two goals for Harvard, both from angles. Army rally " A M - """ * opinion that * brace of points from the KNNIR Jl Mrs n.u.LUnLII* TONY I.CNDY. The minor leaguers have accepted 'he this matter, but If they cannot thev Baker playing a rebound for a goal and BROWN FIVE WINS. FftANKI.IN FTVK TVTNS. goals and I tfiieepMirart but not ail of them will Bunt in scoring after a pretty romp up foul line in this period. RAIIRAT.TIMORK,Jan. 12..Ruoey Bn«or, the ri III CODFISH! NO." hew agreement, can get help from the Commissioner, The Franklin School basketball team noted Is In more D 'A On one side it tlio loo. Boston's was made Pkovioencb r. i. Jan. 12..The The lineup; Jockey, trouble. He and I I Mo n I**. Stir^palwad daily a. M. operate under the draft and I think he can find a way to put goal by scored another victory on Itr home court N. Y. U. (22). his brother encaged In n fight last night Sun. 7 30. PCS RAD. was that the International after tuklrg a passout from Brown basketball team defeated afternoon when tt won over the Army (17). In a I declared an end to the evils." Murphy yesterday Fr .'itch Left forward Holman loci,! hotel and lluddy was arrested. COD COD r oil. League and American Association would Downing. Neither team wis very well here to-rdght by 28 to 27 In a Trinityhard Hnboken Academy five by 22 to 4. Hobokett forward. Ooeller Ho was released on ball, and w-lton Ills case UfliTVIfelf got only one field goal and « »< outclassed. Vlrhules Right was called this HI HAMMKIFH POCK under the draft and that together, but Harvard's team fought game. Mallory and Barrett of Centre Robinson morning he failed to Wmil I1 WSHILKAVKSh IP'KUY DAY. hot operate Pln«»> Oil IT I a TT.innr. play Franklin (22). Hobokon (4>. PabezlM His ball was forfi Ited. It a M. a dozen to as the match The the home team and Nordlund, Canner Kesslcr Reft guardRaker Is saidappear. t. ere would be half leagues progressed. Improved r-e.Mu-h le ft forward Sticker Dulaney he was called to Saratoga Springs. follow suit: yet Barney Dreyfues, n« contract lineup: and Bollcs of the visitors starred. The Ciondkltid Right forward Schmalz Pfolffer Right guard PIER The new form of players' (Ite-tl. 8 on.N. Y. U.. 22; Army. 17. Goals STEEPLECHASE of the most astute of magnates, declares the on a pood deal Hazard (4). Uoston A. A. ft). lineup: Holman 4 Robinson. Raker. CITY RANK Cl.t'R RAMUS. awl WliltliiK iii'w runnliu;. - front field. l.lnn adopted puts player Inlni Ooal Wyldo I ru*n (28). Sclilnffer Centre Janssen Pfelffer they'll all agree to the draft except two of an honor haais. It la clumped greatly Trinity (27), (Greene). French 2; Vlrhules, I'abeslrs 2. 2, The City Rank Cluh, composed of the staffs BurriM'Udu, S«llfl-h. Iloan ki>4 lumplirvjr. Point dtubh Jo-dyn t«rft forwsrd Holier Goals from foul.Robinson. 10 out of 10; TARPON, and ta< kle. clubs In one league and four In another. from the old contract. One thing it Cover writs I'oly forward I.andsdorf Deft guard Dlefenbach of the National City Rank, the National and Tarpon *1ailljr; bait Mr. point Msllory Right Carn«*r rnan Vlrhules, 1 out of 2; Pfelffer, 2 out of tt. ano International Fort Fla. There are so many contradictory Is direct the a onLa-ft wing Dnvrnltirf Barrett Centre Mlllr 8t- Right guard Eggert Forbes City Company Ranking RltOOK of Hrorklya. Laudardala. provides appeal by player Centre Field Goal.Th-Muth (5). Beat (4). Greene. Hubstltutlons.Igmythe for Vlchules, Corporation, will hold Its second annual and reports at baseball gatheringsopinionsto the Commissioner In case the former "iin'ln Murphy Leddy r.rft guard.. .Tausll (rapt.) for pabezlcs, Vlehules for Smyth*. Pmythe athletic meet In the Seventy-first Regiment of this week's meetlnc Irelow Rover Hutchlnoti Miller Right guard Nordlund I-andsdorf, Schmalz. Foul Goal*.Stecker Referee.Harry Fisher, AMERICA rK""'' "taiiiS?' of the importance I 1 a The player In turn Union. n» night wing < 2 Referee.Mr. Horowitz. Tlino of for Kescler. Vmiorv next Frldny, beginning at g P. M. to to reconcl.' grievance. Perry Goals from floor.llrown, Mallory, 0; Umpire.Joe Peering. Manhattan. that It Is bewildering try f ubmlta himself to the discipline of the (>nnl>.Made by Blgelifw. 2; Jluntln. Maker. rftt, 8; Joslyn, J. Trinity. Uollrs, 3: Canner.Bar! halves.1.*> minutes. Columbia. them all. Commissioner. The new reserve clause Murphy, Fubrtltutes.Harvard, Knelling for 3; Keating. 2; Nordlund 3; Mills. 1. Goal* It la evident, however, that somebody tlunt*n, rtuntln for Hurtling, Baker for Km from fouls.Brown, Joslyn, 1; Mallory. 1; reada as follows: Angler for Baron, Knelling for nnns,Trinity. Csnn-r, 8. Substitutions.Brow n. didn't relish giving Judge Landis the Baron for NEWS and "The reservation to the club of the Emm >n.: for Baker, Angler,Bundo, for lorlyn. Trinity, Keating for Mill"Albright ROD AND GUN ) and he has, It / rower authority valuable thus to fix rate tuntln for Knelling, Martin for Plgelow. Official Referee.I»an Kelly. Scorer.E. (5. I l.-n't difficult to guess who. The affair right salary I'oston A A.Tairrots for Wylde, Brie for Armstrong. Timer.Mr. Hobs, Browning. turned out to be another victory for for the succeeding year and the promise M irphy, rn' slle for Hiitrblnson. Enrlght for TIip# of periods.20 minutes. II1 (J II WATKR FOR LOCAL ANOLEBS FPOM JANVAHY 13 TO JANUARY 17. of the not to play during said Downing, Wendell for Ktubb", Morton for Onvcmnn Wlllrt* New those who from the atart have favored player for Asndy Honk Prlncem J»m«,1c* Ray M Htnbbs for Poty it , Haven ATHISOW and Lacker year otherwise than with the club or rioty, Wendell, LUKE (The Horaeahoe) Buy (<'viar*l.M Ialand P >1 I ATA A A A AAA V \/ 11 Judge Landis the plan. Pcwnlng for Enrlrht, Hutchinson for WHITE'S"POINTER WIN3. P.M. A.V. P.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. CHARLES F. In Morton, P.M. A.M. an assignee hereof, have been taken t'icall', Wylde for T.arrolx. Referees. Uoeqn Onto. A.M. IO.04 102ft l ift 1 AO 12.1ft 110 In the and January 13.... 10 02 inao ino7 10 41 10 4A 11:11) 1 3ft SO fonceaatnna to Miners. consideration determining salary nod Haw. rtoal umpires.Edwards Jan. . Alabama 44 11:22 It ID 1"40 11:1ft l.M 3 10 I Time Hnirrsnono, Ala., 12. January 14 .. .10:30 11:10 10 11:21 2 .1.1 2:1ft 2:2.1 specified herein, and the undertaking Timers.Hrndrte and Kanaly, t.a' anur. 1.1... 11 IS 11:2.1 12:01 11 24 .... 3 3H the new agreement of p-rlods.Three of IS mlnntea. Mose, a pointer belonging to E. R. January 12 .17 1205 12 14 3 22 3 4ft 3 02 3:25 tn major-minor said Is the 10 .. .131(2 12:07 12 07 12:12 12:40 by the club to pay salary Coleman of Lebanon. Pa., and handled January* 129 153 I 01 1:15 4 13 4 43 3 53 4 22 The Ablest are certain articles which wldeawi of the catch. and the minors are to have a rep.affair*mont on whst they believe New Haven's Chess Club and five oy wwiium zingier or w lorn, who telephoned In the report Almoet every deep era fisherman ha* at gnvern| On the boat visited the Cholera mm# ever has and the Tuesday Been **a turtle* r> sentatlon of two on the advisory higher plane than the game of the Ynle chess team to-night In latter by Fortlg & Crltclilow seventeen men soma time the larce The evils of dishonesty they membersof I'a. Ground! attain and the Just to the surface of the water and then b'iard. representation of their own enjoyed. the arena. He eighteen games. Titusvllle, aboard boated thlr»y-elght end of fair aire. haa »een the hip fellow* have eradicated for a long worj The wInner of to be St. dlwanpewr arid he selection.believe they Play sto-ped nt 11:30, with two games the stake proved Ask. d about the bergalls. George said at the door* of reatnuranta. but few llvln* not The minors a In t'.nt If I., were caught he did not see The diplomatic hand of George time. If for good. unfinished, and they were sdjudtcatcd In wonder finding birds, lie located rtalls In the '"a*t are familiar with the freeh have a more four one them, and ha had not apoken to tha enter turtle* that Inhabit our river* In the Pepper of Phllnd' Iphia. attorney assert thst thsy prominent favor of the w izard. bevies In his first bent, In his BOXING Wharton voice In the affairs of youthful second and four his third. trainer about bergall.s. pa.iaengoraCentral \Vc*t. e ns seen In the following pledge signed and Influential Among the Yale players were In His ... >u the an*nper* are than ever before, faculty and I rIn* the aummer by twenty-eight major leaguers: the national game Pr. Charles R. Brown, dean of the handler, Luke White, la 73 years Frrsli Muter Turflea a Source of Men! lather unanctal. They are aolltary In hahlta. A "We, the undersigned, earnestly One of them went so far as to say srhool; Prof. R. C. Hawley, Prof. old and in the early days of field trials Supply the Individual* heln* widely prattered. »o to the think the minors would divinitywas a prominent In the but that It la d fflrult to take an accurate reruns of Insuring public desirousthat he didn't Ernest W. Itrown and Prof. Charles If. flgiW game, Among the aquatic food resotircea of the summer in America and class and to ehange the word he has not handled for at least fifteen attention of tham. Hecauae of thea* aolltary high baseball, wholesomeagree /dmcrtnan. The msmbers of the Yale Fnlted States to which but little h 'hi 1 a there la, aenerally epenkln*. very that we our*' Ives she Id S"t for hack to "take" In the agreement. years, hence his comeback Is all the has as yet been given are the several species In that »esmn. believing "recommendation"te.om were Capt. .T. C. Calms. T. H. of rivers llft'c flahln* for thla aperlea the players an example of the but he finds no supporters in that view Banks, R. Mclson, B. R. Murdock and A. more notable. of edible turtles and terrapins the Ihrrlir* the autumn and early winter the which the umpire's vote to recommend the Alabama the winner of the and lakes, Ope aperies of turtle, the wrappers collect In conalderahl* number* accepts sportsmanshipand the change U Btrout Mose, and much sought after diamond backfamoo*and hlhrrnat* In suitable location*. In the READ HIS AUTHORI!rATIVE ARTICLES ON without complaint, hereby pledgedecisionwas unantmoua. stake, was not as classy as the two terrapin has Indeed long been utilised to vicinity of Mu*catlne, la.. It wa*'»fated that ourselves locally to support the was mode I dons which he beat, but he outblrded the fullest egtent consistent with the a favorite place for turtle* to hibernate la No visible progress to-day NEW BALL CLUB IN BOSTON. of the and In rorent years a* In his Important and dlffleultCommissionertoward the consummation of any deals them in every hent^ Kobert the Devil species, preservationIn muakrat holea. Accord In* to report, Its propagation on privately controlled forma mtirh ** five ton* of forth* hn« been taken "Interestingg we assure him each of Pugilistic that ond ran one task, and Manager Olhson of the Pirates was In- Guys Korneo one heat of haa ban Inaugurated. The gnwn turtle of vnrlous muskrat holes In one *< In his dec isions even Jan. 12..The Continental from the Us will accjtileece formed bv fjenrg" fir nVt that the B'tve* Rosvon, hour whirh proved to be a blrdlees one, the aea has al*n for a long tlms b»en so n. Our Informant a'ao atated that aa*at when we believe them mistaken, and hla Olhson Rnwehall As"oc|atlon to-day announced and It was then that the little pointer g.'nerslly esteemed and egtetudvehf fished as many as twenty-sl* Individuals have hern Events of the Past" couldn't accept proposition. ,.,,1 ,..|,|, that wg- will not discredit the sport by 1.1.1 from la'hanon was called to show to have been brought Into actual danger of found In one muskrat burrow, while nt wouldn't sny what that projKialtlon w«* upon extinction. It Is of note that while were In criticisms of him or of one Clyde ftntfle. former Red Hox player, thcin the to the he worthy time t, 120 pounds nbtalneil another public "I'd be ashamed to," he added, "It war way birds, and did these two species have been regarded as one run. From MiO to 1.000 pound* of turtle; .-inil Mike Lnlontw, formerly a catcher so of another."so It would make me look very decisively. deltraeles a high e.fder, tlsdr relatives * ere estimated as a recant catch to* en* sentiments those and If the liberal on Sever il orxanlxed baseball club"", for of the Interior waters have been I»fty However. Orant and McOraw nr< day. of no criticisms of one foolish."the management of the team whtrh the TIIRtinr Mills TO PLAT. little utilised, at least undercomparativelytlielr Alnnir the sloiifrh* of the Mississippi they promise public was so much names. It seems A in The be s still dickering. There association In this proper qulto probable, COIUtraeata about and under old loas. "daily Is lived up to there will to city The Mids team will another plana place Throop basketball play however, that eertaln species of fresh water was of a fisherman and clal business to-day they couldn't get now director of athletic* at the lb* Y M C. A. five of tin- Hertford llranth specific Instance cited great hush In baaeha'l ownership Then offlIthe finale la terrapin have been rather widely u*rd as who obtained twantv snappers, wclrhlny circles snd s tremendous together until evening. again of Vermont. to morrow nlrht on Throop rourt, Throop under a executive 1'nlverstty Harry Ms on from ten to twenty pounds ench, social side of the' week Is so active that avenue snd street. Smith, Throop'a hack terrapin. Within fhe last year or two of tlie change from what hna been the custom. 11, a ca'cher under suspension O'Donn*by the tar guard, will be In the lineup. to* In on* of tha a)ou*lis Mississippi Borne of the baseball dignitaries will there I* little opportunity to talk Phlled. Athletic*, ha* been asked a mora general Interest In the subject of River. But unless everybody misses his Iphla tne usx of frash water turtles aa food A Ion* th* Illinois River, the Cedar River NEW YOR]K HERALD havh to gsg themselves or bo stricken businesshi* terms a* a player. It wa* said. OTHER BASKETBALL RESULTS. to have d> veloped. and the Bureau there are make a deal of some sort appearsof of tow a and Indeed wherever dumb. Mr. Pepper proposed the Pledge guess they'll Secretary Gcorx* M. Riley of the Paterson, 36: Enstenood, S3. fisheries has received many Inquiries for epiinay place* near larae bodies of water of fstth and as a ere the grass sprouts. that Peddle, 26, 8t. John's, 26. Information In regard to methods of capture the "mud up" for the winter. as a token good fitting A«*oel*tlon also announced Continental of turtles and the snappers that si art for a new deal In baseball and Trts Speaker, world's champion "Fiddle" Rohlon of Darby. Pa I* Cathodal (N. T.l. 21; Cathedral preparation of their It Is from their hlbernaflna places tt (Brooklyn).meat for the tahle. the treator number of snappers found on the It was signed by the following: wis another arrival, but stoysdmanager, to transfer the Camden (N. J.JdickeringReton Hall, 24: St. Joseph'# College, IS. The Tlureau of fisheries has Issued a market are taken, and th* captors are Baa Johnson and John llvydler; Au1 only a minute or two. to Philadelphia* i, Lafa/stto, M, Tempi* L'nlvaraltjr. IS. paper on tha fraah water turtles specialand usually ftaliermeu sr trapper*. j franchise s

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