Series World Plans Will FRANCIS (SILK) O'LOUGHLIN, veteran umpire of the Flushing Boysj American League, who died at Boston yesterday from Brown, Stroke, DemandMagnates 'Attention Lose in Protest pneumonia, developed by the Spanish influença after an May Return to illness of one week. O'Loughlin, who served for Ban Johnson of Club Owners Thai Of Title Race in the Western Association and who stuck with him after that Crew Majority Agree 1918 Classic circuit expanded into the American League, had been employed Columbia Was Poorly Conducted-..Lull in Battle of by the Department of for several months. Schools Committee; Justice Words Between Ban Johnson and Frazee High | Addition of Veteran Will ! (Copyright, 1918, Nein York Tribune Inc.) Harry Sustains Decision of Mc- Enhance the Prospects W. Queeney, the Referee for a Smoker for Boys in Service By J. Macbeth Strong Eight! r of ¦"MîE Young Men's Democratic League, of New York, will give a Or* interesting topic discussion at the joint meeting of the Na¬ g Christmas-Peace Smoker, in honor of this country's heroes who ana American Leagues here next month, will be the world's series By A. C. Cavagnaro On the heels of the announcement Ser¬ tional that Columbia would have a crew next have recently arrived from overseas, at the Army and Navy Flushing High School's protest over til»». the spring it was reported on Morningaide vice Station, 1383 Broadway, to-night. There wfll be no admission fee, is A long cry to the next world's awarding of the titles In the annual Heights that H. B. Brown, It series, of course, but the re¬ who yesterday nnd aside from the promoters and necessary officials none but soldiers, following the world war are "cross-country championship race was '19, was stroke oar of the 'varsity adjustment? running so smoothly the mag¬ overruled and fight last year, would return to the .«.ailors and marines will be admitted. reason the decision of the ref- have every to hope that with eree university in January and would nates baseball, together all other that the "race as run shall stand" be prob¬ Men in the service will be assured a fine night's entertainment, which is in line for a tremendous boom. There are ably acting captain. «ports, immediate difficulties was sustained by the High Schools Brown was stroke of the 1919 fresh- will include boxing, wrestling, vaudeville and music. Our old. talkative Jobe ironed out, including necessary policies toward economy (and this Games Committee of the Public Schools man eight at Poughkeopsie in June, friend, Dan Morgan, has arranged for the boxing, and if all the boys make the shorter 1916, and was stroke of the ill-fated proposed schedule) but the world's series arrange¬ Athletic league at its monthly meeting 1917 good their to appear for the matches our lighters should see embraces lie of vital interest at the Park 'varsity eight, which disbanded promises nt should because it may bave a strong influence Avenue Hotel yesterday. because of (he war. He tried to enlist some lively action. the The protest was and did succeed an toward attracting customary "hold-outs" into the fold. filed by A. II. Ku¬ in getting appoint¬ Here is the card : oí major league club*$ lane, of Flushing, who stated that the ment to the Plattsburg training camp, The riAjority but was rejected when it was discov¬ Eddie Wallace vs. Barney Adair. are satisfied that the plan contest should not be ered owner1* officially recog¬ that he was blind in one eye. Dundee vs. Leo Johnson. which the world's series of 1018 Score One More nized, as the runnera did not cover tho With Brown back in harness Colum¬ Johnny muer bia will Jack Britton vs. w:>- one gigantic failure. full course of two and have the nucleus of a fairly Tommy (Stockyards) Murphy. ns conducted three-quarter strong crew, because both and it aim«, sf resulted in tho ruina¬ Exclusive miles. Parks Bartley Madden vs. Joe Jeannette. Indeed, Story for While the Kraqs, who rowed in the 'varsity eight tion of the tr¡ mo for years to como. committee concurred in last spring, are still in the university Soldier Kearns vs. Jim Coffey. in the last game of the clas- Setting the Pace -he verdict arrived at by Police Lieu¬ and are hardened by a season's cam¬ Kid McPartland and Martin McCue have volunteered The delay with Assemblyman by the threatened strike Our old friend. Jack Hendrlcks, man¬ tenant H. McQueeney, the referee, it paigning the 'varsity football to referee these bouts. ¡jc occasioned did not team. Red Sfi and Cubs injured tho ager of the St. Louis Cardinals last meet with the approval of the It is that The Police Glee Club Mildred Burian and others will assist of the entire of possible, too, Gallico, who Quartet, snort. In any city but Boston it prob- year, arrived yesterday from France body faculty managers on rowed No. C in last year's eight, will Mabel Withee and Kitty Doner, of the Winter Garden show, in the vould have occasioned riot and on the steamer Megantic. He had been hand. On a motion that the commit¬ be out for the crew, together with sbiv have taken years to tee's bow, and No. 4. vaudeville numbers. George Bothner will referee a mat bout between d'sgraep thai might abroad some months as a of action be. sustained, nine voted in Steinschneider, Taylor, But the fault is not laid en¬ secretary Wormser, who rowed No. 7, has com- John Fenfert and Karl Vogel. I'veriown. the Knights of Columbus. the affirmative and five against It. The his course tirely at, the d< or of the players. team pieted in the law school, and The U. S. S. Recruit band will furnish music. th< part which the National Jack had nothing to as to his championship was thereupon Hawkins, who was at No. 2, is in the indeed, say service and not Commission played in the preliminaries future plans or his connections with awarded to Richmond Hill High School likely to be back for up to the ultimatum from tho the and the individual to some time, if he comes back at all. Pardon Our Tender Blushes 'tiding one St. Louis National League club. In title Marvin Rick, ¦- world's se ri«.-.- participants forms of of Erasmus Hall chief counts of indictment against fact, he had nothing to say at all. He High School. received the following letter of indorsement which we modestly the of or- The trouble was caused by the plac¬ «+( existiré: supreme government was located, all right, by the hounds of the work of Neck Club JUST with the answer: «baseball. This is one of many ing mapping out the Lloyd's submit, together «nnitfd has of the press, but refused to be moved course with flags in the hands of stu¬ "New York, Dec. 19, 1018. reasons why the National League and dents of Jamaica School. It To Become Active sledged itself to stand against the re¬ remained mute as the proverbial High later "W. J. öf Chairman August Herrmann. clam. developed that these boys did not know Macbeth, flection the official course and cut short the In Outdoor "c-o The Tribune. Pool Became Too Big "I'm sorry I can't talk to you," said trail by almost half a mile. Sports "Dear Sir: it was believed the Jack. "I promised to Joe William II. Andrews, of Boys' High, Because players' give Villa an was elected too for the had reached an amount which exclusive." chairman of the committee "In these abstemious days 'three star' may be strong jiool of for next year. Robert J. Shearer was A special meeting of the governors threatened the sporting incentive of the sporting staff of The Tribune. However, we surely get along well classic i. e.. held out temp¬ chosen treasurer and Rowland A. Pat¬ Lloyd's Neck Club, organized tut annual terson A vote of was a few weeks under the and are thankful for 'two star' as our daily tipple. tations for rival players to pair and secretary. thanks ago pres.dency interests.the commission extended to Francis E. Brewer, of Cur- of Reginald C. Vanderbilt for the pur¬ "Yet we miss Arms as the third member of the trinity and hope «ool mutual vSilk' lis School, who has acted as pose of cooperating with the last spring: changed its rules for the O-Loughlm, High govern¬ that with the revival of in all of its he of the pot. It voted fixed chairman for the last two years. ment in the extension of aviation prac¬ spring sport phases activity distribution for An amendment was made to the rules tice, was held yesterday at Sherry s for may shine in the constellation of Hawthorne and .ams for each participant $2,000 Famous the the of again Macbeth, each member öf the winning team and Umpire, governing championship baseball purpose readjusting thi im¬ Arms. They conducted the best sporting page in New York for each loser. The other three tournament for next season, which now portant club and sporting project to 11.400 were call for each school meeting the other the change from war to peace condi¬ jouimalism. Slit division club? of each league Dies From 6Flu' twice. tions. on a sliding scale basis accord¬ "(Signed) EDWARD S. FIELD." wshare On motion by Mr. Andrews the com¬ The meeting was called at the ai to final team standings. request (Of Griffin ¿k Field.