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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-26
ICE YACHTS TO RACE.
North ahrewsbury I'm Fine ConliitiSn for
some Fine Sport.

RED RASK. Dec. ,s.-The rain OF yesterday
and the cold snap to-day has put the ics
on the North Shrewsbury River into ideal
condition for the frpt race OF the season
tomorrow. This will be the commodore
race. which has been called for 10 o'clock in
the morning. The ice Il as smooth a. glass.
and with brisk wind the yachts will Nv
over tho mhroriike ice and should break
some OF the club records for ten and fifteen
miles over the triangular course There
will be q ten mile race in the afternoon be-
tween about fifteen mosquito feet boats
for merchandise prizes. making the holiday
one OF the biggest Ice yachting days in the
history Of this popular sport
The morning racs between the third class
yachts will be q fifteen mile event, or four
times over tho Triangular course. starting
from the Monmouth boat Club house and
sailing down the river to Guyon's Point
across to Fishers Cove and back 10 the
starting point. The starters will he Edward
Assays Daisy. Garrett Morford and Com
modore Thomas Henry Grants Tryo. W.
Harold Power~'s Edna ~. John Dickerson's
Wizard. william whites Silver Heels and
Daniel Assays Eagle. The linn will not start
in this race. but will be launched later in
the week.
The race for the smaller boats In the after
noon will bring together at least fffteen of
| the mosquito fii~rs representing the Red
Bank MOSQUITO Fleet Club and that Of Fair
Haven Among the He'd Bank boats that
will start IL tho little tier belonging to
Everett Asay. commodore OF the local club
the new Yacht Just built by Jake Cornwell
and Richard Appiesate. the bJats Of " B.
lloyd. .Tr.. and W. Strotaer Jones' .Ir
both OF New York. and ihose CT " Harold
Powers and Oscar BraDI. The Fair Haven
club representatives will he the new icaboat
Of Joseph Hendricsson and Capt Edward
Little. which has been Oh ristensd Jennie:
Mortimer curchin's swamp Robin and the
yachts belonging 10 william Renneu and
Clinton wilbur
stanley fieideS has just completed an
ice Yacht for the Metzdorf boys. who live
near Fair Haven. and Alfred H~ndrick il
gettinRsi.; II. Chambers Typhoon in con-
dition Nth new spars and a new So, Of
salts. This boat is n third class yacht
FLOYD Smith. whose MOSQUITO boat won The
cham pionship remnant OF the Fair Haven
club last year, will also start his fii~r in the
race. which will be over a ten mile triangular
course.
Another big attraction will be Fred
Waters's new auto sleigh. which he expects
TO try out again o-ncrT0w. lie expects
To make sixty miles an hour with this home
made novelty.
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INJURY WINS STAKE.
Defeats Fa.orne po,is In Fast Time .i
.DuareY.

JrARb1 Mexico Dec IS In tho presence
Of s.GO persons J. " Uusssss Injury.
veil -,i;srcr tod In tho betting ~ q Ia l. easily
won the Navidnd Hands ap a, one and one
sixteenth of a mil. At 1errazss Park TODAY.
The victory of the geld,ng was extremely
popular. "a he Was bred and raised nv q
Texas man. y. Wilson landed him a winner
over one NJ the best fields that has ever
%portsd rIik IN this part nj the country
One length back came Cherryola. with
the faVorita Polls third about three quarters
OF length behind the ELY.
The favorite had absolutely no excuse
he WAS we'll ridden and looked a winner
an eighth out. hut tired ont the closing
strides Harrigan jumped away in the
lead follow ed nv Jack Ntkin and Helmet
with Injury and 'herryola trailing in
behind NarriGsn continued 10 act the
pa =, With an advantag" Of length N the
run down tn" ba"k-rratch. with Akin and
helmet next in order. heads aparf Around
the upper urn Helm"t dropped hack beaten
in " n. ' srrerSh WpI~on POUND Re on Could nos
get through He ulled up and came
t" the outside. while Cherrvola, also was
coming wIrh a rush at the furiong pol.
Injury 'aught Polls and from there 10 the
finish he hold IN" race safe though he was
10 maze a new track record Tor ,h.. dis,anra
II minute - seconds. which - one hfth
nf a second faster than IN" best previous time
made 10y Meadow last year. Four fav orit-~
The summaries
frs, Rar~-Fiye and = half furlonxs Flying
Wolf. III Irphyi . IN ). Won Salali. int Van
dusrn,. IN l. secoSi seth. iOS tBrnschoien
IS In / third Time. iOSi FRED Essen
90 I'd. ncIc Hen also ran
second Rsc--Sik furlongs-I.tBa Leah III
,Mc,'er,. To s. won: Miss I','hens. iO> Reid.
rs Ia !. second. Lady panchis IOa II smith,
~ third Time. ilssS hidden Hand.
Tom MrGirsth and Indy Quality al-p ran
THIRD RACE Five and haR fironrs High
Tulrurr. ino r Smith. Ia S won Pre~n. inT
tRcynniISr. IN I. second Amigo Ito ,Mrtir~,
) 20 ! third Time. iG7 Bsntrona. Deer
foot PcrsouaiiN Thurbr' PAiuell pav- Mon;
gnmcry. Nod Caruack and Sena mr. Paynirr also
Fourth Race The Savidad Handicap one
MT" And sixteenth Injury, IFS ~ Wilson,
q m l. CheYrynla 100 Mountain. 4 20 I.
second Polls. III Murphy. IN |. thiri Time
t - lark Atsin, Green Seal. HArrigAn Round
the World Thsoo and Helmet Also ran
Fifth Rar--Sii furiongS Cat. lno Murphy.
Ia 5. won Ii''c Frisr. ITO n q Benson. , tn I.
second SaIwart Lad. iT 'Brn,choteu'. !; tn l.
'hi-i Time. rs Oblivion. Juarcs. Vanity
Fair and Count I've orr si-o ran
sixth Rsc~LOne mile -CoOlcskiL ITO Reid
! won Harvey OdneId. ITO tGanzi. = 10 I
>econd Little Iarrhront ION Reynolds, ! IN :?
third Time l's", NeSrr. Bon Ton. Colonel
Bronson Trig Boat Buia and I'd Hsily also ran
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BROOkLYN HORSE SHOW.
RIssiRS and Driving Club To Have Show
Managed by Women.

The Riding and Driving Club Of Brook
lyn will have "A horse show next Wadne=da v
evening which. "a. - usual vith this Christ =
mas week event will be managed by
women. Mrs Charles r Hubb- u the
chairman Of the committee in charge and
others IN the committee are Mr. cha ri.s
= Cartlsdgr. Mas Addie Burge-. MUIR.
Miss Elfri~da Weber. Miss Margaret y
whitney and Miss Title Maxwell whiting
This - 70 he strictly n club members Show
The horses shown must ne owned and rid
den or driven ny club members or by one
having the privileges OF the club
The entries closed last SATURDAY. and the
nine cia-ae- have been literally .patroni1ed
Tn. prizes are all silver cups md the donors
are Commodore Edgar r Lurkenback
Clarence Robbins, Miss MArsaret =
whitney. william v Dykman. the Misses
MUIR and others These are for saddle
horses under Is > ha nda. saddle horses ov or
- : hands. combination horses. women =
hunters. jumpers. saddle horses Up 30 carry =
INK 2n1 pounds. saddle ponies. novice saddle
horses and pairs Of saddle horses Anv
height to he ridden ono nv q man and on.
nv woman The Judging will begin At :
a. clock
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twice Q wesk. on wsdn esdaye end Saturdays
In the evexsins from Q to 10. eut &C haef
past eight everybody must be on the
spot and no one 10 aIio ed 10 leave before
~. Extraordinary meetings are held Ac-
cordins 20 the discretion Of tho chief In
case Of disobediencs Offenders Will DO pun
ished according Co article IL
Article IL All those Nho do not attend
meetings a. $50 have time to come until a..
but they muat justify their delay.
Article - The punishment OF offences
may be reduced provided tho family is
willing to allow the attendance Of an ad-
NoCate
Article 10. An those who disobey these
articles and pacts after they have been
rsndser ell sacred and inyiola BILE In meeting
Of the society will be deprived Of their
rights and disnsurei In the face.
Article ~ In the observance OF these
rules no distinction IA made between father
and son. as ali are equal for better and for
Obedience To the chief
Article n The companions are bound
30 r"spent sach other without threats either
VITA looks or words, thsN must respect
greatly the treasurer and the men on duty.
and specially the chief II not they viii he
punished according to ariIci-li
Article +: II ANYTHING happens TO a
member OF the family and he - arrested OF
mol'Sted he u helped by his comrades
who cannot refuse him aid
Article 81. No person must hate COM
rads without any motive. and u caugh,
be- is liable to be punished according &c
article II.
Article -. II the man on duty makes q
proposal to q comrads and the latter refuses
20 accept II. whether IL 10 right or wrong
the man on duty after warning tho oomrads
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CROSS-COg' NTRY RGNNING.
NiorninSsitie 4. q. NlusIers Bis PacH for
Regular " rrkiy Run.

The hill and dial. men Of IN. Mornin sside
\ & and a string Of visitors 20 the number
Of thir'v-Fyc IA all digesteL thsiE dinners
Of Christmas turkey nv Gathering over the
regular club Cours" ~ aoou' g.. miles.
Aftar the pack steamed away from tn"
star ia" pace was made by SIC, arm III the
home club. 4 voung fellow who - fast com
ins tn the front AZ the sport. ~. stayed In
the van until near tn. ,hr.. IN u. mark when
Frank Mssf"rson of tn. Mohawk 4 and
" Meyer Of the niva Sportira itallanO
began To- sprint and passed Mr' ann
For the remaining three puarters of a
mile Martsrson ana Never had the hottest
sort Of n 'ns-le. bns time Meyer would he,
In front and looking "a II he would draw
van for lev Yards, only 20 be replaced ny
Never a Iittle further on. FINALLY whom
they nenred IN. finish lin. Na~i.rSon had
last "a hrtle more IN reserve shan Meyer
ami he managed to win bv a few yards
The summary
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HOCkEi'.
College Teams 20 Have Lets 81 pvactiee
This Week.

The Crescent Athletic club hockey team
will whit Boston this week and on wsdnss-
day Right will play against Darsnnoush
at tho Arena rink Harvard too viii play
In tho Arena against some of tho Boston
amateur teams. 80 that both Harvard and
Dartmouth will have practice games while
Yale. Princeton and Cornell are playing
In the West
In former years Yale and Princeton have
played games at the Duauesne Garden
rink In Pittsburg. but that rink being closed
this year thsy have transferred their
matches to tho Cleveland rink. where they
will play ON Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Then lsis will go to
Chicago and play three games against
Cornell beginning next Friday
The Cleghorns. Otis and Spragne. who
played last year with tho Wanderers In
the Amateur IioGksv League tournanssnt.
have become professionals aud Will play
this year with tho Renirew team. They
formerly PLAYED with the westmo'int
team. an amateur organization
Harvard Ia going Ia strongly for hockey
Two rinks have been built At the stadium
and there are ths varsity. second team.
class team is to be orsani,ed The Bosioa
arena has doomed the game there and th.
amateur clubs as welt as The Harvard teams
keep tho sport well before the public The
Harvard Crimson In urging that as many
a. possible take part in the game. says.
AT present there are In the immediate
vicinity OF the university only public places
whore hockey can DO played except by
candidates for the university team and
BY members Of the sevens compe.ing IN
the scrub hockey series. 10 belong to
either Of these classes requires a certain
degree OF ability and more or less reg ular
attendance at practice. Most undergrad
uates lack either the necessary time or
skill, but to such men q daily hour OF hockey
would nevertheless be most welcome and
enjoy able.
To provide this opportunity for regular
exerCis. It has been suggested that an
extra rink be erected IN the stadium which
should he open to ali members OF the uni,
N"rsity II this privilege IL considered
too broad everybody except holders OF
~ A tickets could bs excluded from
ehs enclosure Finally " the athletic asso-
citation cannot At present. bear the expense
OF this arrangement coupon tickets mig ht
be sold at a nominal price
The Crimson advances this suggestion
merely in the hope that an opportunity
NAV he given 10 the individual undergrad
uate a. such To take part IN one of the best
forms Of outdoor exercise without leaving
Cambridge and without interference from
the usual crowd that gathers at public
al tinces
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Two ven KaSws l.sns vesssb 10 ns M
wantaeA.

B"V Wo49 n8DW8 As0k0 vS09Uo W ~ -
The yachting seAeoa Of 1910 hAs uA-
douhtediy Witnessed the passtns Of thu
tso most famous sAiiin@ yachts On ths
0rsat Lakes. Thsss. acoordins Ia ths
Pfaia Dssisr. are tAs City of che Straits
and tho Alice EnrighS. swo boats being
known for years aimply a. Tia City and The
Enrisht For tho last twenty-five years
tho former was Tho pride and The best known
craft on the Detroit River. being named
after Michisan's metropolis. and has bat
tied In all kinda Of wind and weather on
nearly every racing course that frcsh water
could boast OF and has several barrels
full Of championship nags 20 show how sue
cessful she was In thess races.
Tho Enhght. now ownesi In Toledo. was
up ~ fsw years ago Just a. con spicuous
on Detroit River a. Was The City and 10
easily tho leader for second honors. Though
slightly smaller than The City. she too has
sailed In every kind OF weather ON every
course and also has yards and yards of
muslin which tell . story without words
OF being nrst 0versths limo In hundreds Of
races
10th boats are Of that handsome. clean
cut type 30 dear 20 tho heart Of the old
time sailor. both were comfortable cruisers
and the best ssa boats on the lake. both
huge msinsail and three head~ails with
big club topaAilA and when working 70
windwsrd with Overy stitch OF canvas set
and drawing full sSsh No esils awaah. made
. picture that NO artist can ever do Justice 70.
Is took good sailormen TO man these big
sloops. betsSP erevp than arc available
to-day. and The way that the big heavy
canvas WA set, rs1fed or taken In would
mako tho crvws OF The modern u footsrs
open their eyes In wonder. Whom both
OF thess boats werS owpsd ON Detroit River
they were rivals In every sense Of the word.
They represented dinerens sections OF tho
city and the crews came from different dis
tricts. so that the hard fought battles were
just a. mach OF . strife between portions
Of the city a. they wero between the yachts
themseiy-- and IL the truth were known
thousands Of dollars have changed hands
along III" Detroit River front a. result
OF these TnCes.
but both boats arc done. No moro will
they come about, hli. then away across tho
line when the gun let's TO; no moro will the
big balloons or spinnakers break Ia the wind
two oidlivsls sail the iast le =. nose and nose.
and never again will either OF the warriors
hear the applause OF the spectators or dip
their colors In answer 90 the -autes OF the
excursion steamer. for they will go the
way Of all famous boats.
The Guy owned ..,, here =. 70. The last I've
tug, Tor nshins. towing or anything elss.
plans rompstsa for a nss Boat n.ins :o %
hs VI. g ma an and me Vii ps probably s.s
install an old d. sssoiene engine and imagine
he has struck the nrst degree Of fisher
mans paIadise: There ar. .,ill many
. SIGH or regret for tho old days whom they
learn OF the passing OF these two boats.
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BEFORE wEEsH-DRTsCOLL BOUr


| J,s~, h.s,~. y-.a.,,. v-,m. a.. r., ~
sol, cn.e a, a.. ,,s,w w.. r., T,,..s.. a. :.
eorm.r xinnins ar a ,o,, Il, an. ,.n,h r,,,,n.,
wsi.h'. ar.n, Jonn c,rS.u .an, 49,.
l.tsnr ,o Twv a.. Wv"
-Ahou, ~, ,im. mi. ,...,.. va, -,
,h. .rrata-, li,,I., s,,.,,,s,n. -,
rnt-r~a an. rpp.,,, .rnna IN, ~. ~,
ON p..emb.r 10 rrrs ws,.h .nd J,ra,,v
n-,.,.,,, - q, ~, - .'. anu o'I..rY
| Of which 4, ,h, b-,,er bo,,r Al NJ, ~ -,
Rr,,.,n a. ,.,s,ny 80, :, .n
,a,nIv ali Wai.s j. nn, s,,s
no~.,,,,, ,,,.,r,r,,on. -, ~. -. -
and the xeueral election
ne largest pnrse ever put on this side
| OF the water 81. sOo-has been offered by
s.n nx.r 80 ,er SaHln. a non, as p' s
.... =, -, -, ,,N.-'' - "shF
made ready s 70 sea, ,o wna' promises to he a
skating Rink In Cardiff IL To b- th. seem.
OF IN, BATH. be, ~.en these two ~opd.rf,'I
little men. and the prices for ncse,, ranse
those iurthes, away,
Sr Ionk .,.'" - n'.s 80 hoy ne'
oateo pet~esh tne par'isans % .heso I"o
o".ss , sn nc Q, mem ,S,n vas 'ns r TT ms
E,n..'s,.,,, % g., p-s,,,n and I,.,ana -
S 49,. w a.. ',,,...,,on o.. nas
every body is Interested in tho sport OF
hoxin~ Thar. ar. many who look upon
I,,,,n- p-,-ooI, n. ,h. ,n.rx.i ~ ,h~ a..
JIMMY DTSV"h M ~" "'~ss os W s@v sse'
an opinion that Wall Do pretty thoroughly
iudorued In America ThsrO arc ~ least
:. m.nv ~ho ehIpk that I, vim rroairn s,,c n
..i~.L,s 49,. =. I,r,,nx 40 Nm on, ,h.
spa0n"ao U"AS. - ~AS w 800 Ns e.o
real powers OF Welsh. Jem Maco said
lin Corb.,t haa said that welsh waa the
". - - .h., an. h-,,,n'.
greatest IL may DC saio that tho pet'ihs
over hero favop Welsh
4 Jaw Jimmy az work in Cardiff and
visited MIN NJ MS cosey huie nome tnefe,
ana Will say tnat never saw him autoser
OF more confident! never saw MIN look 80
ct rong and well. He has entirely recovered
from the slight illness that disabled him
when he was In America last. and Ia In
perfect condition. Naturally he eSpects to
win over Welsh. A few weeks later he IL
TO meet Spike Robson TO battle for the
feat herweiRht championship Of England
II he wins this time he will be entitled 70
keen the Lord i.UrrA ale belt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-26
Mensc,asr Athirsie rlub.. New uo,.

Mo~TcL.IH. y. y. Dee. Is Tho Mont.
clair Athletic Club. which has a member.
ship 81 400. will hold a special meeting
newt Wednesday night at which plans
for q new clubhouse will he ndon,ed Tn.
plans provide for one 81 The flnsat ,l,,h'
houses In the vicinity Of View York The
limit of IN" membership will be Increased
waiting List. '~iS'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-26

next month. when some of these ties are
likely to ne broken. The games scheduled
second street academy are Pittsburg
January S. 9. !: Chicago. o. 10. II: ST. Louis.
IL. II. Ia Kansas CRY, is. II. Is
ion billiard tournaments will he continued
NJ Doyla's this week Il. Freed will play
pool with q. Emerson tonight and 3
purhin will meet L. Wilson in tho billiard
tournau ent
The three cushion billiard tournament
NJ McGraw 5 will b. continued each night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-26
rHaNtE ron CHARLES DERRY
". r. D. Stokes Expects Oid Horse tn
sire Fast Trotterx.

itNiN"t"N. NY i"'. % T.. ~
s'"H"- - .an'nh sI"at ,h'eIe-' w wv"
mares pf'~ 's-' Spr,he 10 nus he"y pur
chased SIRE. har'"s p"'ny' .he ,w"h'yrn nv
year old stallion secured ny MIN IN 'aii-
forntn last spring for pri"" Thought ny
hor~~man hero 10 he exorbirant. consider
ing the age Of ,he hors. Upon the arrival
Of IN" son Of steinsay and Katy q at
Pa'chen Wilkes Farm h" was mated with
som. ~ che beat bred mares OF that famou.
,,t.c,. a,d hts oun,r also prescn,.d n nun
"nn ~ ..-..,,,,,, 1'..,tr, -
that met the fancy Of tn" master Of Pat;hcn
wilkes Farm most Of those selected by Vim
~, 81 On. Iav E,,d family us ia row
sending out letters OF inquiry 70 all owners
Of such mares with the view OF purchasing
A.. So. :. =, Oh. o,,,,o, ,s,. c,..,..
VT '''N - " ~ '',Ii1 us Isl -'
Derby never hn. had an @ppottnni,y 10 .ho"
nv St. ,Ysn,r ~ r.,rs in ~. s,nd 4, C. .
fo-,i, h. .ir.d , nmmh.r o, vounss,cr.
that showed early sensational speed NJ the
/ trot,inx gait. but for som. nnaccoun' bic
reason when they became old enough to
placed them in hobbies" and converted
.,us hook. do NOT cr.di; the old horse with
sns ,rn,,.r. ''
! star Pointer. / 50. who recently died a,
: the farm of his owner Robert williams al
Eot,u,bu. Tam uas tho n ~, horse m s,sp
', -, -. go. -
a mile IN less IMAM -" Staf FMnter was
bred nv II y. Pointer. Spring Hill. Tenn.
and was foalcd in~sEs3 He was by Brown
J u,I on, nj svecrs,skes nv snow Ue.ls
/ Abour "A wear ago he was purChased by
Nv vurnn~ ~ Caiiioymjn AND b,o,,yh,
/ h.ot IN .r.nd nj. ins, iaWs in ,ha STATS
: r.. D.. Ens foaied Ilsbo,iph in hts
,,,, .,,,h r.,r s,ar yoi,re, ,,n 70 ,t.
49,, h,s sudJe, death wa. strong and
bssr,v and Iast sprinx was mated TO a
! nvnh ~ brood Iraras hcIon1iD1 10 Nr
T. ID Stokcs through his manascr.
stations M paichen Mike. Farm will .ta nd
for pIhlic service the coming wear There
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BILLIARDS.
BROOKLYN Leads In the Interciiy Tourna.
mrnt mt Three Cushions.

The Brooklyn team Is leading in the three
cushion billiard tournament OF the National
Billiard League. having won nine out Of
fifteen games played New York Is tied
with Chicago. Kansas City and Philadel pha
with ten games won and eight lost The
1T andinz Of the cities in this tournament
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yo.t WIN Pray Against Mar, ARD Star.

MEMPHIS. Dec IS Hurry Up yoa,. the
Michigan coach. announces thar he will
play on the all Southern Western elsyeu
against Ham Ffshs Harvard Law srhooi
stars. iogt 10 coaching Mo Southern.
Western eleyen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-26
Baseball Notes.

There viii he m-rting Of the Joint schedule
committee ~ the two major leagues IN Cincinnati
January
N winter there srr always all sOrts Of sIx
grs'ipns for rhangr< In the rules. but In summer
Nh-r tho game u on. everybody seems to ne
pretty We'll ssfsrer.
The New YORK. americans would have had
Eddie collins nov II clark Grini'h hadn' Z passed
UP chance tU try oYt the non psTeii when Eddie
Wh> around looking for Jon.
MtMPHr Tenn Dec Is President Frank
~ the Nov Orleans southern Associs tom club
announces the purchase u Pitchers kawittrr
and Dickson from tho New York Chants
The veteran George Wright says pitchers have
IN OmGrn on the hall novadAys for the good Of
the game hen the thing. they do p,sh
tho ball he says wonder how batIrrs ~ er
hi' ~
fred Trpney has put on weight since ne "a.
seen last in New York always do that Ga
winter says FRED. but II win al come % ny
N" playing --asnn yenncy experts "a play
ArVt bssr for the iiostons and 10 play IL as p-i
a. h" ever fli
The National league never vilI have good
uWpirinR unil' the nagnAtes and players learn
That f. The whol- milk In thr ro~nanUt The
ihosc ~ the National. hut they are supported ny
'helr employer These propo-rh plsn. for
getting good rmpirrs" arc m-rely begxinx tb-
question Instead Of examining the eyes Of mn,
pirrs better esarnlnr the f.IT nIndsstneNs ~
rnIb Ognrr- frying 30 ,hif, blame 10 Inc nm
pires - chap form NJ ~gueailng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-26

In" Wall street edition % TEE EvnNWo sus
ron tAins all the financial news and the stock ana
bona quotations N tho r'ose OF the market tho
closing quotations. including rho bid and ssksd"
prices. with sddiuonaI news matter. are ooa
Ealned slso 10 the night edition oz TRs gyEHENg
0INy-Ads.
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Commodore Barparn's Appointments.

Comm odorn wiilinm " Barnard NJ the
Atlantic Yacht club has appointed Ernest
r. Malcolm fee' captain and Dr John r.
he Nund chairman and Walter " sykes
yr regatta committee
Secretary Builo"k has received the fol.
lowing rsbiPRram from Sir Thomas Upton
Am greatly zrieved TO learn sad news NJ
my old and dear friend Commodore Adams
Kindly convey 20 family and fellow rnsvn
bers my deepest. most heartfelt sympathy.
THOMAS LlProN-s