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The evening world., 1905-12-06
COLUMBIA BOYS
BEG FOR FOOTBALL
Students Pass Resolution Ask
ing Committee to Rescind
Its Action.

Students OF Columbia University ere
still rampant for football AMI the meet
Ing yesterday was largely attended A
resolution was passed requesting the
Committee Of Student Organizations to
rescnd Its recenf action IN aoolish;ns
the game at Columbia
r. w. Macbeth. OF the class Of 1903.
President OF the Board OF Student
Representatives. presided. and addresses
were made BY D. II. Brown a graduate
student; Henry @. Post. alass ~ sol
enee, end OF the football team and cap
tain OF the crow; D, d, Muir. class "
science. a member OF the team who
was injured early in the season, Gerald
II. p. Curtis, 'o6, manager Of the foot
ball team ard r. L Bermnth, graduate
law student and member Of the Asso-
citation football team.
It was the general opinion Of the
speakers that tie Committee OF SUDDEN,
ORGANIZATIONS had acted hastily and
without consideration for the student
body In not giving them a hearing,
Muir said that football had received q
blow that should be resented. but he de-
eiared that an appeal would not receive
consideration, for no attention had ever
been paid to petitions OF student bodies.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
IS RESURRECTED
FROM PUG|L|ST|C CEMETERY

weeks, Lewis viii probably GET the
frst chance 10 box him.
Lee and Broad Tonight.
"KiF' Broad and Jack Lee, the rug.
god lghtweights, viii engage In an
other limited round bout In this cty
tonight They VIA clash for three
rounds before the Blocker A. c., which
Will hold Its weekly stag. In their pre-
vious battle both fighters furnished O
crackatack bout, which was full OF fast
milling from the moment II started UNI
III N finished Both will DO In good
Shape tonight. a they have been train
ing.
o'5rlen and o'TooIe Matched.
Rouse o'Brien, of Boston, and Tommy
0'Toole, OF Philadelphia. who are two
good nb-pound scrappers. have been
matched by Jack Michigan 70 Try con-
customs In a six~ound bout before The
National A. c., OF Philadelphia, on the
night or Dec. ~ These lads ought TO
evenly matched In every way.
pobbs Wins a Fight In Wales.
Bobby Dobba, TIE colored fighter OF
Minneapolis, who boXed Jim Barron, OF
Australia, and Other good men. met
i3ll Edwards at Cardiff, Wales, In a
twenty.round contest recently. The
Australian frequently fouled the Amerl-
can, and was ordered TO his corner In
the twelfuh round and the decision
awarded to Dobbs.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
PEACE AMONG sowLERs.

Eve hundred enthusiastic spectators who
sttsnod the opening sanes In ths euperbA
LsaEue q. the superbA Aiieys Brooklyn.
kst niFht heard q peace tlk' between
prcmihlnt officials o. the Eastern Alley
owners' Association, New YORK Bowling
Association and AmSHcan Bowling Congress.
the three great powers IN he bowling world.
such as hah never been heard In Tits city
for many ytarS. Charles H.. Bbbets and
William " ThompScn were tho principal
speakers, and what they said left no doubt
IN tho minis q bowlsls that the East would
tlon at Louisville, and that Philadelphia
would got thu merit tournament In 1907.
Mr.. Bbbets rtcitei the facts connected
with the spit between Eastern and Western
bowlsrs which followed the national conven-
ton az Buffalo. all Of wh,ch was printed IN
al antervieY With Mr. Ebbsts IN The
Evening World recently. He closed wsh
a strong plea Tor peace and a large attend.
once OF Eastern bowlers az Louisville. HlS
speech was heartily appiAudsi Nj Th1mp-
s9h, % ClIcago. WHO y The Wce-President
o. the AnrI1oan Bowling Congress, replied
for Col J II. Haager, Of Louisville, Presl.
dent Of the A. b, c.. who was unable I,
mach New York as expected. Tgomps5n
tod the crowd what Louisville expected 10
20 ior Eastern DowleTs, and particularly
emphasized the statement tina. yhe West was
Tor peace, and that Chicago Deleeates IA
the bis convention would heartily veienme
Eastern bowlers and later vote 10 send tSe
neNt tournament 10 Phlladelphla o. nnv
Eastern city desiring the hohOr.
Inc subject came up last night AZ IN.
Eastern Alley Owners Association on Mn.
day appointed a special committee 10 AEeer.
tain N the American Bowling Congress
would accept entries OF Eastern bow1ers fr
rs tournament There was also In New
York another committee from phlladelphia
desiring 70 get the tournament IN 1907 N
assured THAI New York intended TO be veil
represented az Louisville In Mo! N ard aiso
would affiliate with the American bowling
Congress that the Philadelphia tournament
should be a success, which would not be
possible under other conditions.
There have been two faotlons IN Phlla-
delnhla, bu' YER. recently they have unified
e-d are now working for toe big tournament
thrnugh = general committee, of which
Harry Davis Is chairman ans q. y. HarAn
eecrctary and treasurer.
Chairmen ~ other subcommittee an a.
follows, NJ. = Costa Building and Iight,
George BAILEY. Munlcipai Su-u0gt J. D.
rnn. prrcar ~ p,hneity: " y W,riman
r4nsnce. Harry NILS. Increasing local
Nc.~herrhtS. Several ~ these ~arfiorHor
were prcsent last nlrht ana were veil pleased
rAfh the rpyrits. Nj Mir s7id So phlla.
heirhia would SEMI - least rffeen five-men
tears 70 ire rr''ls,i'e tournsment.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
CY FLYNN PUTS
ON MIKE DONOVAN
In Fierce Smuggling Match at
Buffalo Local Lad Fin
ishes Strong.

BUFFALO. ~ y. Dec. e.--Fully 500
nstic adherents witnessed a fierce slug
ging match here last n,ynt when Mike
Donovan. OF Rochester. ana cy Flynn.
Of Buffalo, fought frteen rounds to a
draw THIS was easily the fastest and
most scientific fight pulled OF here In .
long time. Both boys were In excellent
fette- They weighed i4o pounds at ring
side. Donovan wanted to put dis "a
away and started out with a whirl and
; rush, For Ave rounds Mike kept Cy
dodging about the ring, It was an
Donovan 10 70 that period.
The next nve rounds were fsirly even
Then Donovan weakened. Flynn bsann
10 get to us a wiuh terrific righfs and
let's to the body. They began 70 tell
Donovan had 10 clinch throughout the
twelfth round 20 save himself. He man
aged to stall along for the remainder u
the battle, Many thought Flynn should
have boen awarded the decision, bu
Mikes early ighting entitled him "a .
draw.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
With VOORHEES, as a Partner,
and Also Posts Forfeit for
a Team Contest

Jimmy Smith. champion OF Brooklyn,
who has been trying in vain to secure
match games with the leading bowlers
In this city, gives out the following
challenge, with the special request that
aeceptapces be made through The
Observation-Disclosures Co, of New
York, the sum OF $50 o. a forfeit IN support
Of the following challenge; I will meet eny
bowler In ths United States In a match
about MarcA 1880 1905. for $500 10 $500 !
hlae said contest h 10 consist Of the befi
eight out q fifteen games 10 be rolled Of
ne national toSrnaIilent alleys q the Amer
tournament Or o any regulation 'up-tc.
date, alley In Louisvills accsptabls DO botl
a6n behalf Of John J. yoorhsis Of thu
city and. myself / also challenge any &wt
men In the United States for a team match
70 be. rolled under the same conditions a,
TIE above. and have ALSO deposited $50
with the Bruns wick Bake Collender Com
panx. as a forfeit for this contest, .
contests. must Be- posted with he flnai
stakeholder BY March Is, 1000"
any. bowler has made a similar esallenRe,
and Smiths bold den will undoubtedly Al.
tract a great deal Of attention al over ne
syunuy' MS Inoncll DhckeT ie n M
Worth. q son Of the Senator and turfman,
who said 70 an Evening W5rid reCorter isst
nlght that he was willing TO double the sixs
Of the side stake II u was agreeable TO any
one seceptinx .the chaliense y may eiso
any bowler In Greater New YORK. who thinks
ne has a chance 70 beat Jimmy Smith in a
~hOnie.and.home series OF best eleven In
twenty-one games (ono contest being AZ ne
AnChlon alleysl, that there IL 400 at TIE
Amphipn, In WILLIAMSBURG. vaitinK 70 BE-
covered a. a side stake"
An Interesting fNture eonneced wfth
Smlth's CHALLENGE IL the naming Of Louisville
as the placo for the contest, a. Indicates
the great attention whicA the national tour
narnenk Is receiving anon local bowlea
who. with TIE tournament thrae months
away. are discussing more seriously ,this
Rrea. CONGESTION than any event o. tho Kind
held since that at Buffalo four years sfo.
Il is e1pected thAt for. a eun week Following
the tournament OF March l7-2I Hulsytle
match I'M ever held In Anerin1, as al
me best bowiers in America VIII b there
The evening world., 1905-12-06
ELLISON HANDS THE
ACTORS GOOD THING
Turf Plunger Entertains Joe
Weber's Company at New
Orleans Track.
cspscl.l % IN, rv,nlnr wcral


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. e,-"Phnger'
Charlie Ellison has found things coming
so easy that he Is entertaining his old
friends at the Fair Grounds In largo
numbers. Last year he entertained thu
members OF the Prince OF Pilsen'' COM
pany at q Christmas tree affair here.
Yesterday he had all the members Of Joe
Weber's all-star aggregation at the
track. They occupied boxes and had a
good time all around,
Everybody from Weber TO tho stage
carpenter was out, and Ellison succeed
Cd In tipping diem OF 10 one winner.
Tartan. and II was their money which
backed the animal from tens 70 eights
There was much flowing Of wine after
the bets were eashed. The party went
out In automobiles. and decided that
New Orleans was much like New York
after all
The evening world., 1905-12-06
TOURNAMENT GAMES TONIGHT

Important ournamsn games sohsduled
for thA evening are az follows;, American
NationaL. White Eephant-EnplTe, Union.
Cusue Point, Rive side. Sleyers, one Hun.
dred and Twenty-fflh s~trest-VictoriL Corln-
THAN. Inwoodi Columbia. Mymau's-On.
ington lletShta. Amsterdam ayenuo-Nepon.
sest. Harlem. star Caano, broadway,
Heissenbutters, Observation-Disclosures, Goth.
am, Melyina; Eastern rve-Men Champion.
yeiaal, Ehlers. brooklyn-Sylvan, Amphlon.
Universal: Harlem, KahlsdorfEEriendship,
enterprise, Premier; Knights OF Columbus.
White Eaphant-Regina Coelie, Xavier, Nc.
oivnsy, New York, Amann q TreisSs-Al-
gonquin. Young Men. orchard; F9ressrs,
gro klyn Paaee-Long Island, INDEPENDENT
III. HOpkiesoa, Jewellers, Unlyersal--A. A.
Webster q o.. Dennisoa MIG. Co.; Futon
Palace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fulton Pal
ace. Broadway frost Companies. White
Ekuhant-standafd. Real Estate. America
~ Palace Thrce-Mem. Bsyer"Websters.
FavoTites. M~athewsons
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N OF e

Opening games IN the superba League, az
the 6uperba alleys, Brooklyn. were played
last niEht, a crowd Of 500 spectators being
present This Is regarded as the most I'm.
portant tournament opaned IN Brooklyn this
league q fitting send-otf, In The crowd
were many proGninen; eiisens Of Broodyn
with cheir wives and friends. A special
musical programme was rendered.
sol, S04, SO; Sioux, sos. LOIS. $50 Buai.
wick. sos, SIS. $751; Logan, s20. s0A. spa
Grand Central, S04, e87. SOS; Bmvura, $40
the high individual SCORE OF 2SS
The evening world., 1905-12-06
BY Barton Currie.

The Rmersberg Driving Park Asso-
citation N In a Pickle. In fact, the
Board Of Review Of the National Trot-
ting Association now In session at the
Murray Hill Hotel 10 in a quandry us
to how high proof tho brine and Vine
gar should bs fsrmented 10 a. TO deal
out justice to this remarkable Penn
s~ylvania organisation.
Ringers and Whiskey.
Dieached chestnut ringers wtld-eysd
secretary ucing around the track with
red flags, and dress suit-cases crammed
fun Of whiskey bottles are only a few
OF the salient features Of the testimoay
adduced In tho charges against the as
ISOLATION In addition there are charges
Of supervising time and standing for
queer wrinkles n racing that would
shook the nryt Pumpkin Fsar OF walla-
wsllA IN tho Ozark Mountains.
Formerly Fought Birds.
In me oldsn days when Rimer was
only hmcr and the village sports
fought b~nohen-down game cocks and
played casino in the back room Of the
general store, a race track was never
dreamed OF. But when modern Rlmers-
burg nourtshed. raised wtndmilis, was
blessed With rural postal delivery and
oloomed forth with q drug store and q
hotef, the trotting track idea took fun
root,
1t bore frat this year for the frst
time and the Rtmersburg Driving A.
ISOLATION came into being. According
10 I. Is. Dempsey. a well.known owner
OF trotune horses. whose testimony Is
a burning record before the Board Of
Review, II was a hit. Never was trot-
ting seen under such remarkable con-
ditons and never were such singular
horses flown before a sulky.
Dempsey Started Trouble.
Mr.. Dempsey had one Of his string
entered In a class from which great
things were expected. So was a horse
who bore the name OF Surprise. Sur
prise was not only a surprise, but an
asbonishment. He nan away with Ills
field, though his history recorded no
past performances more noteworthy
than occasional brushes over country
roads.
Surprise was a handsome dark chest
nut but he had features Of action and
Conformation peculiarly like Dick Ber-
ry, a horse OF some note. but a llglt
bay. Mr.. Dempsey made a few To-.
lnlrles that convinced him that Sur
prise was a ringer He followed the.
horse TO his village home In q neighbour
ing township and politely asked It's
owners to allow him to look the nag
over.
A Ringer Suspected.
lie wak turned down hard, but his
curiosity lnerved him 10 heroic effort
lie hung about the village. hiding In
bitches along the country roads, walt
tng 10 see surprise ny by aud nott
| whether his color had FADED. Now and
| then he climbed Into trees and leyelled
re elances on surrounding highways
and byways 10 the hope o. oorranIns
lflsss. .as Aan~-aA-ssAmas~
The evening world., 1905-12-06
TOLD BY THE PIN o Y

d Eastern Alley Owners Assoclation
- 70 have a two or three-men team tourna-
ment on the twenty-one Alleys o. msnberA
oOrds' and John. vii! arrange dstails.
.Mra ~ Mailer, anchor Of me Lady Am.
phion team rolling a. the Amphion alleya,
made nc high sore o. 246 In competition
popular,
In a series Of three nmes Al the Univer-
Smiths scores were go, aS5 and aoI. The
series was Dor s.? a side.
The roll of for hlgh-scors monthly prizes
a. tho Nonpanll, brooklyn, Will Re held
tonight. J. Mum has TIE high SORE Ok
"a for the new hard rubber ball Offered
NJ a prize In pes.Snbsr and January,
John Roster is sim trying to figure Il out
how he came % roll three hign-soore games
IN the New York League at Anann &
Treirs. following a day Of extraordinary
hard work and travel 10 Newark. BY his
score Roster moved IN individual Averages
from i79 20 ls7 7-lo, he being nov second
there is rial merit in Newark Jungle water.
Harry Herberg won eleven OF the seri., O,
nineteen match games rolled with Whitney
q the Wanderers, az the Riverside alleys
last night The contest was for $50 best
eleven In twsnty.one mmeA
Closing games IN The Broadway Aanls
az Schwartz 4 ARA will be rolled 10.
morrow night Tuxedo, Marley and Meow
ney teams being the constants.
Beoknan, n the Pinneberger team IN the
YorlYille League, has the hlgh score % 200,
made on Wrehrmann q TrQrok's ALLEYS. All
error In the first frame prevented a so
score.
The second series Of games IN the Airing.
ton tournament. brooklyn. Will BE- rolled
Thursday n.ght by the Sycamore, Jolly Ten
ami Rugby cams.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
ct. PETERS FIRST A N

ST. Peters basketball team, under
the management Of Robert Thompson.
will play It's initial game Of the season
at rs new home court, Nc. 10 West
Twenty. ninth street Qongacre A. CD
Tuesday evening, Dec, ", having for
its opponents the fast Yorkvllles. As
q preliminary contest, the clever Wa
nitas will line up against the ST. Pauls
Cathedral team. The games will be
followed By dancing.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
INTERclTY MAcrH CONTEST.

The most important intsr-city match COZ.
test maze THIS season was oiinohsd last night.
brooklyn. posted foffeits for a home and
home series with Charley Trucks and Ajax
Dunbar, Of Philadelphia, who are 10 roll q
contest Of the best thirteen In twenty-five
games at the Amphion alleys, williamsburg,
and the Quaker CITY alleys, Philadelphia, for
500 a sids, Twelve games will be rolled In
one city and thirteen In the other, the odd
series being decided by toss OF a CON. Dates
win ee arranged when Smith goes 70 Phlia-
delphia with the Brooklyn team " roll In he
Eastern League series Dec, iA
The evening world., 1905-12-06
EDDIE CAIN WANTS FIGHTS.

Eddie Cain the Brooklyn lightweight,
has bobbed up again in the hope OF
getting On some Bgnis with some on
the huskiss IN his Class, Robert Parke,
who is managing Cain. says he viii
bouts from SIX rounds to twenty. lac
The evening world., 1905-12-06
BOXING TONIGHT AT ELMsR's.

Billy Eliners CONSOLIDATED a. c holds
Ms weekly boxing stag do-night at its
headquarters, No no west Forty sec.
md street. a good card has been ar
ranged as follows: Harry Lewis, OF
Philadelphia, who has a god record.
win 90 OF with Jack Dorman; Tony
'Btnder VIII box with Hushey Clancy.
Howard Smith viii try the tliree-round
route with Ge1rge Hooy, and Ge0gge
Kita)n viii go Rllng With ND sulll.
van, a loo-boy.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
FOOTBALL MEETING
TO CHANGE RULES
Waiter Camp Notifies Mem
bers Of Committee to Meet
Here Saturday.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6-Walter Camp
chairman OF a. National Football Rules
COMMITTEES, last night t%elegraphed all
members OF that governing body 70 meet
n New York next Saturday. Dec. ., to
consider proposed changes In the rules
governing the game Of football and TO
draw up a code for the season Of 1906
The names OF the National Football
Rules Committee arei Walter Camp
yale; Paul ]. Dashiel, Lehigh snd An
napolis. John c, Bell, Pennsylvania;
Prof l. NJ, Dennis. Cornell; r, d.
wrenn, Harvard; Prof j., B. Fine,
Princeton. and A A. Stage, chicago.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
STEVENSON ELECTED
CAPTAIN OF PENN
Wonderful Little Quarter
Back Honored for His
Great Playing.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. sym.
cent stevenson the red and blue quar-
terback and The. ail7American choice
is,1 ssas Son. wa ISsi pig6t chosen car;
Powell were also put forward AZ can-
didates for the honor, but nth declined
IN favor OF Stevenson. s evenson was
born In Lexington, KY.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT.

Tonight tho hrst hockey game Of the
season IL TO b. played al the 81, Nicho-
las Rink between the Hockey Club. Of
New York. and Columbia University,
From all indications the game should
be OF unusually fast order. as both
teams have showed up well IN practice
The o,lleee Toys lack the lons expo
rlence OF the club team
Can't. Jackson, Of Co umbia nnn need
that The loll0plng men would pfoDaubi
1;nlkhf. Armstrona. Miller. Hoyi, JACK
Ion. tntfer fnr Harr;n&tom and EAls1k'
The evening world., 1905-12-06
ATTELL'S SPEED TOO
STRONG FOR ABEL
Newcomer, However, Sur
prised New Workers by His
Good Showing.

Ale Attell had the hes, Of "Icid' Abel
in a hrce-round boot before the sum.
mitt Athletic club last night II the
nght had lasted longer tho result might
have been different. Abelis first APP
peaFance IN New York was a surprise 10
hghi lovers. for he was much faster
than had been expected. While he had
dlHculsy IN lhndlng pn nv tricky At
cell his punches lad IoNdcr behind
them. and " vas lucky .f5g Abe that
more otthen didn't hit the bans-eye.
~ litc ulil Ntf i3kt frVsa H,rF ~ Al M
and lbe l,G6 mea Nho VlHhRsed IL Wsni
o. their feet all u1fou&J the conteat
=.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
OLD DIR. dRINDLE,

t,,A,, ry urndI0E s~clenllflc treatment IN
Az nscullaf 10 men are permanenfly
SsupDnf IfflffEf(Mn than By any Qiher ADJ
@e%eytisine nhyslclan. DO YOU suffer from blood
sS9lhs h ass s os or eS s,p pssssas
mouth. minfui aNsnlnF, sTRitrURig yAHf.
r0crLE, ,or any disease resulting from "
MA 81 how lopf othndInk pr. 0nn1It viii
cife you NJ AuInly ~ you 70 tQ HIN fos
f9eatn,eft. Ia cures private and ori.Ilary o9i.
DR.. 0rlndlo IA NJ The SAME ufficqt M ~ ~
fa{h III. between On md In avs. which
ET fA1 tccun,fo OVER ~ YEAN84o frt0ff
1bich no Other adf1fIl1|nn unYaifiAn fII
'-,thfuily cloim, Advie nee Mt1lcln>. o.
HUM n q 9endays . % :
The evening world., 1905-12-06
Alon scoREs eY WOMEN.

Thcro is Considerable rivalry among
women bowlers OF the LADY AmphiOn club
10 secure the high score priSe offered by
the management AZ the AmphtOn. Bedford
avenue and South Eighth streets. the
rivalry exciting lnteresi among fitnds OF
nth sex. Yesterday Mira n MAILER,
anchor Tor tho ciEli team, ruled 2fJ. beat
Ing tao bert previous score o. ~, made
knA.naAA e~snal zontl Aow1sn.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
SMITH CHALLENGES ANY
BOWLER IN AMERICA

IN ths LADY Ampencu GnuD hsvy syvragv,
above i6o, afhough thsy roll only for OK.
ercise and are seldom seen IN eompstitiou
eNcep on CLUB day-Monday.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
SPORTING.

ttIAIE~ln Glass fandicap and
hest het tecptd Isaas
" all competitions. Pub
,HIN iishod daily In THE
VOHL " CHICAGO HANDI-
cAPPHR. 23 q
m,.aav.y. 30 cents daily, by telephone
- ,elraraph, sa weekly. 81 monthly.
nl,stsd's. Holinr'a. smithss. Aliens, Mo-
AIber,'s. Cooks. c~entuaf's. Nsrrls's. Cmls's
Track and Paddock Specials and every
other ~tlpster's selectlons that ara worth
having given Free 10 MI purchasers o. the
Yellow sheet. First Edition noon
The evening world., 1905-12-06
sayres Looking for a Fight

Maurice sayres. VINO has been doin<
some GOOD fighting IN ne West is en-
other Western scrapper who has ar
rived In Philadelphia for tho purpose
OF getting on a match with any OF the
boxers they have at his weight IN that
city. He has been offered q fight with
either "Unk' Russell or Harry Lewis,
the Quaker City boxers, fer 4x rounds
before the National A. G. within a few