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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

A MOST SELECT PLACE,
rs rooms beautifully furnished; hot and
cold water in rooms. baths, steam heat.
Price s570O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

Ten lots, each 3Ox14o feet to alley on
West 9TH North, for $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

$3.50
Is ali we want for the fixtures and lease
Of the restaurant at SO e. First South,
rent ia s65 a month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29
"A. ". HUMPHREYS

A. ". HUMPHREYS.
Bell 1123-7s West End So. St.-Ind. 4134
AN INCOME OF Sis MONTH.
Farms, completely and nicely furnished
for light housekeeping. Lease; rent $50
Price $2t00.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

20-ROOM FLAT-A BEAUTY,
Modern, transient location; cleared S1c5
last month: good lease: rent $40, 5000
required
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

HoCSToNs THE HoUsERs.
VILLA PARK ADDITION
close in; high and dry: large
lois; easy terms.
$3.50.
Small building lot on 9Th
ave. sewer and sidewalk
Sl5n0.
Very finc building lot: cor
ner on 18th East and 4lh So.
$4,000.
Fine building lot on 9th Il.
When the paving is completed
wo VIII pay for IL.
5000 PER FOOT.
Corner OF 18th South and
State SITS. where the cars
turn; 1G5 feet frontage.
Good. prospective business
property on West Third So.
street.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co,
35i Main ST. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

II W. Second South ST.
Bell phone 1901. Ind phone &c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

| S2S50-We offer today a classy 4~room
brick GOO II. from paved street,: built
FOR home: nice lot; south front; $500
cash and $50 per month; and for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

5000 PER FOOT.
Corner OF 7th South and
State SITS, where the cars
turn; 165 feet frontage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

Ten-acre farm, all under cultivation g.
room frame house, close to city, $500;
$1,000 down. Snap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

Treat yourself square and at least
investigate our propositions,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

broom modern pressed brick, 37iX16O
TO alley. S25G0, $500 down, balance like
rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVEST
| MINT COMPANY. k4074
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

$1,000
Will buy IL rooms of nice furniture, car.
pets. all In good condition; this place is
close In and the rent is only 500 pei
month; this is bargain for some one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

1895 z. 11TH SOUTH.
BELL PHONE 3i-K. IND. 1909
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

We have a snap buy; twenty rooms
furnished first class locaton must bt
sold at once; at bargain price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

$3.50 another new modern brick we'll To-
Gated; 4 large rooms on the ground floor:
stairs into we'll lighted and well ven
tilatcd attic; modern, etc. Cash payment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

Groom frame. west side, 5000, $40
down, balance SIS per month Snap buy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29

We make homes at bargain prices a
specially. Let us figure with you.
The sun., 1910-12-16

insurance ComIsaaies Withdraw Pvshi0-
itlng Regulations.

MAnnfsctur-rs. dealers AMI us-rs OF
Aiio trucks ar. kscn,y Interested IN the
Annnnnc"m"n' that tn-Iran"- com mpani-s
have Nt,hiravn The restrictions whereby
sn-ol"n~ trucks W"rr barred from steam
ship piers In New York city
som" tmr ayo the Insurance com pani~-
established rude requiring occupants
OF piers, railroads and ship com pani--
to Sisn Warranty to the effect that such
trucks would mot hS admitted tn their piers
E;sG 'InlsN~ -U,H 'arrautS sa' sIgnoi an
extra premium uf ~ per cent would b."
charged A. result oi th'> dealers have
found that great many merchants have
REFUSED to -uppiAnt their hor~" drawn
delivery systems by motor trucks. owing
To In" n",">-,'y 81 whatever trucks they
used frequently waiting the docks and piers
2" deliver or receive freight In. railroad
AMI steamship lines have pointrd To the
attitude of the insurance CON panI-- a. their
fra-on Tor r"il-tug admIttAnCe tp the
fruCA-
Truck manufacturers members of the
National A--o'Iatlun of NUtpmOhil" Manu-
fartnr~r-. Inc nrnugh' this condition
at one" took TIA" matter up with the In~ur-
Anf" COMPANIES ~ lth i Nt"N ot demon
stra'lng that such rest RE I.pn- Nrrr un-
nr'es-aTN. AMI although ,OnUr~-iun- were.
premium charged TIA" occupants of the
piers w-r- inr the mos part nrm IN their
r'ilsAl To- pay anv "NCrS- premium and have
continued to sign tho warrantl-- that they
would not admit the trucks
The negotiations with the insurance
companies have h"-n conducted by IN.
general 'tanic department ot the National
\ ASSOCIATION OF Automobile ManufaCturrrS
Inc. and Marvin. general trar'c man
axer Of the association. has Ju-t announced
their successful conclusion
The sun., 1910-12-16
IsiIiiar,i-.

III" inter"i'y match "t To" National Hill-
lard League tournament p.'' N..'n Brpuklyn
and Philadelphia which NI- 20 hay" h' sr!n
last night az D"yl"'~ billiard a"yd"my w..-
postponed Intil n"NI MOndav. lt Wa ar
rang ged that on" Elm" should h.. play"i on
Monday nigt' and IN" others on rh.. after
nOon- "f tuesday and "Wednesday sol
Illing"r - 'h" manager Of IN" Phlad.lIhIa
i'ain Joseph Mayer. who took parf IN
rh" amateur billiard tournament last wear
Viii b" on oi the players H.. r'""nfly
Won two on; Of ihr"" EauIr- played IN Bu-
ton
In the pool tournament Al DoyI.'- las,
nIgnr r. R"nn.r defeated { hmm. r~nn by
..pr" Of 20 80 - Tonight III. players
will p. . Fro.hiv and Al Cnrv"lI
Not only are three cushion billiards very
popular Iu-t now, hut ~ J. m. fashion to
on" ~ m" most stubborn Hght- vn- vii.
ne--"d N match ~ NCt ,rnw billiard
rooms J. wa. match uf the three ~ tI-hion
Tournament now IN progress IN rhD-.' room.
and N" player W"r" Toe WhII-"u and T. j
Cohen
They were playing ~ points and for I.c
inniug- not NOR. than thr'.. point. ever
separated IN" two players until Ju-t then
Wh,t-on reached 80 and Cohen Was -
hen III. ~" began - Jockey and play
was abb. ~ max" a "arom cohen then
found an opening and Cley.rly fnad.. A run
Of = and lu-' missed III" sixth shot by A
marrow nargin. This would hav" put him
out His mis- left a -"t Up for Whit-Dn. pho
maj" hi~ tprii.'h "aTom on good bank
-ho' The final scores yer. WhI'-on ~
Oh"n. ~ Nhlt-On mad" u high run 81 3
and tph"n ran " took IiJ innings 'D
finish ~. game This evening Z ~ Eyer
and O. ~ Smith will play These Two arr,
leading ~ NJ. tournament smith has =, ON
Nv" xau"- and has not been defeated and
bN"r- hH- won four and lost On.
The sun., 1910-12-16
GOLF.
~. Andrews Celebrates T~entS.second
Annf,ersa win . Dinner.

There was a gathering nj tn" clans al
the dinner of tn. 81 Andrews Golf club at
D-lmoniro's last night About $50 mem
bers and gue.'- attended. II being the TWEEN
ty--e"ond anniversary OF the clubs eX-
is,ence The dinner was given IN honor
OF John Reid. III. inst president Andrew
Carnegie was also 20 have been there. hut
the philanth ropi>t had to 20 TO Washington
instead
Austen q. Fox. tho present chief executive
O! the club. presided, aud among the speaker
h. introduced were Nicholas Murray Butler.
president Of Columbia University u
Kingsley. Frederick VI Wheeler. president
OF IN. Metropolitan ',olf Association. Walter
Y Travis Charles u Macdonald. h j
WhighAn and Findlay Douglas. a quartet
of former national champions. and James
l. Taylor
On- 81 the hits of the evening Va. th..
singing Of a scotch song by Mr. Reid VI
though IN his --"Nentv-third wear, tn. veteran
teel- almo-t a. rounE - his TWO -On- John
and Archie. who tAk1 turns IN winning the
81 Andrews medal wear alter N""r. Mr.
Reid thinks nOthir: of playing thlrty->iN
holes in a dgv. but recently b" has bean
compelled 20 live "A mor- guIsl hfr. Tor Jh"
hills and d.I'- a. dear old ~ NndrrW- are
hidden under n manIl.. Of snow
This annual reunion vas omitted last year
because OF 'h~ death nf Joseph lhorns-.
for several years president ~ N" organI<a-
flDu
The sun., 1910-12-16
FOR WTNOR SPORTN " =. J. z.
Proposal To Drop Nsn.Payins Teams u
Rejected.

The New York tniv-rs,tv Athletic A.
sociAtiOn rejected by large majority tho
recommen ndaton OF the general committee.
which was that hereafter any team which
shall show a defcit on its years transactions
for three sncce--iv. years shall he Iisron
'inu~d for one year and its allowance from
the student fee for that year shall be de
voted to The reduction OF it, debts Prof
Thomas ". Edmondson. the treasurer uf
the athletic association. who was the author
Of the recommendation, was not pre- sent
Al he meeting. but sent a communication
explaining his position IN detail He con-
tended that IN" faculty were not a. was
generally supposed. de-irous Of restricting
or aboli-hlng any athletic activities at New
York University. but they we're IN tn. in
ter"st of business efficiency exceedingly
de-irou- OF restricting tho-. sports which
ran at a deficit for three consecutive wears
Dr Fdmoni-on cont-nd-d that no NOR.
than ~ per cent OF the football surplus
should he Appropriated to tn, other team.
and that the entire gains should not b~
given up for such support
The motion ~s- defeated largely becau-.
" vas fell that ia passing would abolish
track and gymnastics Baseball would
probably not b. affected
The sun., 1910-12-16
IDIE NBIt BRESTEENG.
R. 4. Norton Increases His Lead for
Robinson and kiIrOe Medals.

v 4 Norton materially increased hiS
Lead for IN. RohIn~on and kiiroe medals
offered for Comp-titiDl among tn" m"mb"rs
Of the columbia wrestling squad ny winning
IN two clas-"- Yesterday afternoon ~ he
did the same thing a week ago. taking both
the hanrafnN.Ight and f"atherwaight bouts,
Re should have an easy TIM" Tor III" rest %:
the season Bouts w-r'. held m hv-' classes
Yesterday. In th" lightweight class i've
bouts were n"cc-aa-v before the winner
could b" determined III" summaries iul-
low
Bannmweight Class IiS Found, u 4 Norton.
~ defeated = Bsdkhar'kar. -. with n crotch
ard bodJ h"h Time nlnut-> 80 seconds
FrathrrW"iyh' tis>> l:h Pounds Z Nor
on. II. defeated = RrGSun. ~. w1'n =
scissors ami half n"l,nn hoId Time minutes
~ >-rontS X e Norton. II defeated \
y uinutr~ ~ S~candN L . hryran. -. de
'~st"i Il. { Npr"n II. with q crotch and half
nrl~'n rtnc. r1inutrs q .cc"nd>
lightWeigh' Class. ii Pounds u de
.hugero. =: defeated /! Ph,g'>. .. with \
sA fsSS FsSS. 'ne rs.a,.S fr. COX Timf oln.h ing1
with head chsncery and body mold Time. 5
minute, ~ seconds \. springer. i: gained
the decision Over : Friedman. ~ Tine y
minutes II : de Aux-ro. u. defeated VI
Time . minutes -ccond, springer. u.
gained the decision over n ;. dc Nugrro. Tim-
y minutes
We!rr~-ixh, class nS Pounds W. car.
r'!thrrS, II. defeated J. Grsni i3i.. with
head lock and body hold Time. minute {;
Fish. - Time. minutes
Mlddleveight Class. lss Pounds - HAw~>
'i3i.. defra ted ! u. Graf 'l2I. with Sar nelson
hold. Time. minutes
The sun., 1910-12-16
BALIaN ~ ID n.
NewtOwn Basketball player IL Eligible
anh There wan Re M Trouble.

The troubi. whtch wa- reported would
come mp IN rho T. y \ I. basketball tour
namanr over question OF -llgIhili'y re-
sariing Batan ui Newrowu High school
will not ma:e-IlliL- ~ was said AZ the head
quarters ot tn. I.agn" YESTERDAY. b--raU-.
the matter Na~ brought mp and disposed
Of ti-iartoTiIN a. IN. lA-' meeting Of m.
high schools .Am-- committee IL Mas
on m. Eastern District team last year
AMI that he has not Vet been a. N-wrown
the twenty weeks which - pres bad by
the bylaws IN such ".I-'- ThI~ ed 80 th..
riimor that 'hc player hat been found
inslI gi hle and thar Comm~rC,. and StIyVe-
-Ant who werp defeated hy Nswrown
had protested their games Since New
town l. leading tn. orh-r teams with a good
chance oi winning -hs ri'ls' thf- would lead
to serious difficulties " seems however
that Balkan h,,- received special permission
10 play from 'ha high school committee
The follow ing statement given ont
yestsr,iav
II t. au'hortar,"iy announced hy the s-cr-
tary of the public schools Athletic League dc
spite all rIrnot> and statements Ia the contrary.
that neither StuN'-~Anr nor Commerce has pro
~ N Schools wish tO bc cleared of responsible
In relation a. any TlIcgrt protest
The 49, ~ bn!an Ns> --tilei long ago The
coArh - Srwtnwn fitCh Srnpol brought IN all
the facts in relation ro mt, player IN urtnh-r
referring the Ia TIE Cutnmttirr on Sp-cla!
ca-r- ~ the nigh schools games committee This
committee reported clear hi ot h~alth for
bslAn n the iA>t rltcfn. ~ the high schools
games committee and thi~ report Acrrptrd
anu adopted ~ schn"l Vurd nave taken a more
fnrc>lShtei o- >pnrt>waniIkr course than has
New'oWu AMI absolutely no trouble j. expected
& v,FD ~ ,MrroN y
secretary. l. :. \ l..
The sun., 1910-12-16
NM TOPS GOOD RisE.
Beaten . Head 10, Maiitinr After Much
Interference

Jacksonville. TIA. D". - In. fea'ur.
or the races 'o-dIr wI. ia" J-.rformarc" of
iitll Top. who after rrfring away poorly
aud being In'rrfrr"d pl.h repeatedly. va-
only beaten - uu-.. ~ NllitInr IN the nfrh
rare The h--f field ran IN IN" fourth. va
which tNO-y"ar -Olf- went u mile. and sand
Hill won "aSily from tnt"nUr and NldftaH
In" -unIrUari'-
first Hasr I.s" and rnf '!r!onrs "lanu
'rSs iui Nusyfa'e : ~ :. aon. Trustee. iOI
GrA~H. = - I. -TruUl. il-t"''. iO1 lM,Tacgsrtf
TO ! thITd Time ins DanccnWay Whim.
prn Iomond. Definite. FNiA aHd Splint"T> also
ran
second Race \, farIonr,- Tarhoart. 'io5
lOb-Tt to J., wu4 Mar, Anihpny 70 III Day
rnport ~ 'o $50 1ud InllJ Bosir'urr III .Hrr
bert. . ~ !. 'riri Time ! - , ) Sou. peep
o.er. Hear Fang Henri Crp>~Cadiin Huda :
Sister. Inut> Re. and ", e'i"cr rl~r ran
Third RACE ~iy 'GronE~ Ids - ia fHop
k'ns - To /. vOn NicE Sronrr. 1T Gross. o 10 l.
s~cond ~ white. ini II-grry" 10 :. IhIrd
Time Tia 3 congo. lIyAh"than. detroit.
Bat Ms>,rr~rn nrd Hnvrr i.-n ran
{ ah-yI ~ 10 :. won Nr'rnor lns DUyl- ! to l.
-~cond Adrian. 10 Long - ~ D. 'hird Tiuc
! ~ - Patrick : Iirrt-. lr>h anu STARTER
alsN ran
iiith Race one mile and seventy yards
Nslitinr tot Sweeney. . 20 >. wUn. nm Tor
liz 0NrCAn-5 . - l. ~rrond MAmlr AIsoI ~:
NusgrAyr 20 ~ !. ffiri Time. i4s2 : our
Hanrah SaraDrand. Miss HAr 'ur- shawnee
Christina Pa ,hng and Pedigree ai~, ran.
100 GooSi To :. won. Dr~r0nnrts iOT But
wrIl 'o ~. second. NrondsrL 'Os Bell. 5 10
tnid Time. 49, Ia Nun Dn and The Aonk
aEo ran
The sun., 1910-12-16
JaT0T Elm STtkE.
yansir,s-n Land, second thoire In Front
Of DOrantr.

IrARry. M"yi"o. p"c li The cold raw
rainy weather did NOT E-'p tho attendant.
down a. I"rraJL- Park today Tn" Vera
Cru, selling stake. ~ one milo and six
's"n'h Wa- th" f"arIr,'. and Jac IrIelinA
tn" to second choice wa- returned the
winner Dorar'e Wa- an oGG~ on choice
John Louis attempted 20 steal biR lead
early. bUt wa- uuI'kly 20 ned nv Dorant.
These two raced hEad IId head to III.
upper turn. Will" JaCGu"hua trailrd u few
l-ngth- back When the field raIghten.d
JacUu-Ilna ~ lat aud 'a-sn~ n. Lead a.
IN" -iNt""u'h Won al "a-v sI"tory Dy a
length
m. sUmmari,.-
First Race riy~ ami half furlang> Ro,na
R-tuE . =" second Count y. rr" ln5 CAM,
Is - /. third Tirn- ~ s G~htnicht Vanity
rai- 0uics silver ana Is-, -is- N~r ran
KOCH u / von. Little Maichmont. 10
: T BYrrs. tD . -~rpnd pDnr'c Prince I har
IL" 10: i~iuE 90 4 ttiTd Tim" - ~
S..cu-. "rscr Goltcn. /. n-strn p",c Mon,
'cfs Ts,ra T I,aSr ,@" 81, ,4rrons, s,ernn 10 Mo.>
secnnt Fl,inV WoN 'u, Murphy. s To- J. third
TimcIila Dar'"or'h ". AMI West Point also
Fourth Race ono -ril~ AMI sixteenth Jac
Wordsworth IN : srcond John inui,. int
GAM. :" 10 D. third T'n". - only Ihre-
starter.
Fi'th l:scr riv- and hnlr fu-long, Execute
III N"tug 10 won 'rapuitsrrc III Louder .
: tn l. ,rcond D"l 'rISadOr. li- Gam. Tn !.
third Tim" lwNi pi Nlckrt Bon Lynch.
Ssth Race on" NIL rr-d MuiholIant ITO
Netug : to won l-igEt Nn"l. ll3 kr0gh'.
: ;o : -"cond rhr Peer I0S Nlicn ; in tnlri
Tim". ~ H"yi~. lena i"cn and HannlS
The sun., 1910-12-16

op"r~i 'hr bask-tbali SsA.nn ~ cay ,i-,r,tin .
Hnr''.hurg Training S"hD"i m . closely rnt,
t.,f-'i ylrIr
go. u.tit ha-.' '"tha'l team 'ar-s = hart cams
a. ngh' wh"H if~ Penn STAT I've win ,..s' ~
blu~ And N hii" m Nc Nuruirs4It. rpur' I,.t
year ~" stat" rulirg" hoy -.rr-i.~i t.r,'rr ~,
and cam" ~lp-'E ir defeating ir. rharnulpn. 'nHn
Gii any other '"1f1 u Iri1y The s-t~1n
! H. yrnIDr- ~ H~v Ipra ui. .rxtty Is,.,,.t
Ia. IInLors y-strfil' IN tna s-cyri zars. -, rh-
in'SYrias- basketball -~rir. b. the ,sor,. ~ H. To-
" HH" Tut smith bv'T .I-Ht't. vu~r st,rr.t
~. 'rr -~EIur-. Hfii- U--Artu r.r' 10 , rriIi, II,
"N'.' fr- .rn'rr,. ~. md gtvs " r1- y ir.
. fr.t. 30 10 o 90 .-f hv|'-r. fhs. ,r .
s"' 900 freshmen 10 .,-'rr I.'r rtr. -ts. ..,,r,,
0."r. - rr' N"niaJ ~ a.. .rur. ~ q, ~ 70 Inc
The Cnamp piOB snip cup
The sun., 1910-12-16
NEW yDRk J.. 4. MEETING
J.. Lesi, ART blair Elected 10 succeed
Comm osiOre \. &. James.

Ih. sixth general meeting Of tho year nj
IN. New York Yacht Cluh was held in tn.
clubhouse last night Commodore Arthur
CurtI-- James presided and there were
present about .jn member 80 of whom
W-r" yacht owners In. business trans.
acted mostly related ." the club govern.
menr and Ma soon got through with Com.
nri"r- Arthur Cur'i-~ Iame- who retire
a. rag office. mad" a short -r..ch ,hsnkIng
IN" members Tor the support they had ~, "n
hi- administration ~IV'e"n new mem
h"r- W"T" elected
Al"Sandar - Cochran. owner OF m.
schooner Westward. had The prile- won
by hi- Yacht ia her faces abroad on eN-
hihi't"n There w"r. an th- collection
won IN tho rr'ga''a- oi N" club wer. nl-o
On "Sh.hl'ion AMI these too made mo-,
attractive showing
The election "T officer. resulted A. fol-
low
Commodore ( Led, ard Blalr Steam-r D-la
vIcr Conmp,,or- -DaIla, 3 Pratt schooner
foN
Rear Commodore George , Ral-r. Jr
~ec--tnr, Georvc : Corrr.r.
Treasurer TArTAn' Putnam
Regatta Committee II tr n parIns e.
sherman inyl /. vaughn Clark
N-n>I-"E William liaIloc'
Freeman. Lieut. William roman q s y.
"mTn.tts- on Nfmi~sIou> H-nry G ward
llh"r' ' d t'oi"9.G!. ii~nr' r S,osr~. N-w
bern y rNornr - duncan ir
ihrsr. tomm''r- Jarn"- \ Nc'csl' Cha-I.,
" ~" Riohn.dT WAlnwrrht
her brsclc" HurI Paul StrN cnsOH
.Grnn','"" IN i.h ''a'on> snd Anchorages
T~rn'v ,hird ~irrr, j. Torran. ir. = W@st
Eigh'' nrs' street H'ay ton ly-N New Iondor
isn" pr Z. Ncwpo-,. 'i, u.Snnn fnn .nn.r AZ
:. Nu~J ard Haven. Alfred e. Harri-nn; S Rrd
,"' r-Hn,I:n . nro~n. 10 Gl-n cove. Har,ry
The sun., 1910-12-16
MORE FOOTR4LL FOR TIGERS
Harvard and Rutgers Likely To sr Ndsied
to Princet0a's Schedule.
IN

PRrNCEToN. y J Dec. Is The r ger,
will have ten games on their football -,h-i
ul- newt year instead IL IN. eight oi 'hs
last wear The new teams will h. Burgers
and Harvard IL the Tigers and n" nm son
can get together on u da'" Harvari
want, November T. Will. Princeton Il.
holding ou' for Nnvsmb bcr II. Capt Hart
uf Princeton wants his mon to have Only
a short rest before the Yale game The date
will In all probability he rNed before ths
Christmas vacation
stevens will bs she first game m ~.
schedule for the Tigers usual. bur he
game will COm. on september 3O a week
earlier than the rr-' game this la-' >aA-or
stevens NillanoNa- New York InIvrr4iry.
Carlisle, Dartmouth HOLY Cross. Harvard
and Yale follow IN order. Iaiay.trA will
very likely be- dropped and a southern
college substituted
The sun., 1910-12-16
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
HERRNtNN'S MN ~ HEDf IE
PEt\ FINDS 0NE gAJOR.
Cincinnati MAsnatr shows How % Mouid
Work is~iir,s~ Bas~t,aii fnns want
variety and q tsoink to fiaht for
% Goodman IssNrS turns ro-uisht.

| pre<dsu' lhoml- Lynch ot ths Ma
| uonal i.-aru" - a strong ntSocat" o' the
/ plan -,Isg,-tsI hv August H.rrmnnn. chair
! man ot the National COMMISSION, 10 rear
! rang" -h. ,sh..iu',.- In -I h a manner that
d al ~. uar or league '..afns viii meet dur,nS
tie la-' f.,n month 't the --ason. Nlr
Hermann -nr. b" would TIA" In md mag
nn,.. ,hr ,,u oN-r -.ir-'rntal ren son- whv
.us plan -hnuld nor b' adopted. = "
lht,.'- ut 'h. lIiOnkiVn ,lub : ,on-idcring G
rh- prln rather iaVornhly inl ~ - g "
Murphy ~ ,ri"agn ~ -oon as u i gem
orally understood. Mr Hermann IL conf
trn' that h" can inirI,-r both MAJOR l-agn:
- adopt tho new -rt "m" \-S'-i 20 on,.
hu.. ne plan Mr. Ii-rrwlnn -aid Yesterday
\Ir-'v - the spice ~ NE, nnf this
saving upp.,,.- 10 proic- ,lonsl baseball
Itt.. ~" campaign of ',In In" Athletics :
amt 'uh> v"r" prar rtl"allv sire pennHn'
winners IN midsummer and hy the Nr.t q:
september "a" other teams we're PLAYING
Tor Tho r--t places possible IN ne Two races.
IN" inrars-' in Philadelphia and Chicago
vas Kept up. Of cnur-e, b""auss those cities
were .ur. OF TAX ing part IN the worlds
series. hut IN the other CIT - the attendance
fell OF to marked degree because the fans
W.r. tire,l OF seeing the -ane teams In
order 20 pave m" way Tor tn" worlds -"rte-
many OF she clubs brought forward their
dat-- IN uctob.r and then remained idle.
The owner hAi to go on paving salaries
''' E'"'Ihi '"h'' oN~'ei' WINE 'he P'a'-'"
went oN on Transforming trip-, nut the
uhS and Athletic played 20 great crowd.
md ,.uor,n,,,. ,,nN,. ,y.r. ,.iy,d.j IN.
,,.,,. - -, -. 81 - ~.
''"'" w" ~ ~'''~ '''N ' Wv
National League. because Of the cubs poor
-hos'ng. received -.tbark
.Ihinys VnuIi h.ya b..n different
,h.,,.h =, So -. -,r..,,,I ,,i,r b., no.,
"'"s" " n'' "" "N'i'''' '',' "'
IN "n~' Inc "laht-. Tor Instance m'gh'
have been very close 10 the WORLD cham
a. they NAVAL their best game in
.,., h, = -. -, 10 ny.r
~ 80, =,
maui w" hh" IN" sam" thS ne ~"iu VI
at tn. finish and cIinch-i second place
~ ~. n.u .,t.Jut. ~ tpt.rleayti. yau.-
=, - =, ~.
had """h p'hN"u Ve American anu Va"
National Leagues would hav" played -ep- /
Araue schedules Of H. games each. winding !
.... .,... - 81, -. -, .u,,,., Than |
The sun., 1910-12-16

III" Columbia ho'k"v team viii 10 -er-
ourly handicapped through N" di-guah.
hcatiOn Yesterday nf three players On 'he
spnnI u~n we're considered "a bn sure
pl places on The varsity -"I"n VA mre'
ing g: to uniy"r-ltv committee. on sth-
I"'t'-, winch lH-s"- vpon m" "hglbiIi'v 81
- candidate G"- all iarm- ~ So. d-,l,ln /
thHi VI ~i"s"u-. ~ l. Hepburn nnI
u. J. ~h'tnI. uII -tII"uf- ~ ne. ,l"EHrf-
Ih".' "' .".I'l'Ii .'I'u'". Wei" In"lIRiII"
:."' -f'r'' '." r.ile requiring pur wear
w H.-.''.. f''"f@ u man TO '.lIs.ti.. Tor -
l''"'' Do. % ''i'r ~" "n- and H.pi,Irn
P'f~ ..r .".'r from ia-Ursa uni,ar-tr,
In "..f .H.. .'N. .f.I l't'rI "n fi.
E"Ctr' '.H-. .fa' .n..r -G..H| gr. al.
william It. ..n- ... ..... ... .f'
i"I ~. .' .. 'O.......I ..... '.f..r ~.f...r
ma li'i'..' t".s.s. .aH'.aI .haf 'i...
o. Ibis rule ".'''
The sun., 1910-12-16
80. Lawrence Beats Manhatt an at basket.
bali.

The team of ~ Lawrence University NJ
Canton easily defeated Manhattan College
team in a takr'bnll gam" last night ~ Dr
savage gymnasium. winning hy u sC"r.
ri - to 20 The up-Stat"T- showed better
team work AMI their playing was much
faster he I.Hncrfy brothers scored -
of the vi points made by IA. visitors Suare2
and l.Oue-ch d,d cool work Cor Manhattan
scoring u Uf ih" - puIn'- ma lie Man
haitian Ind tho better of ne" game IN the first
hnlf-sCOrInR - To ~ Law wr"nc-'- IT
The sun., 1910-12-16
xa,,er High Forfr,t. I, r.rdnam

Xavier high S"honi basketball players
proved easy victims for the far, Foriham
Prop quintet y"si"riIy and III" BrOnA
bov- hy 'I"an pa-a,ng AMI -naypy team
work managed - obtain = II 10 : lead when
the gam" va forfeited by Navtrr early
In tho SECOND period The sixteenth street
boys objected tO the FOrdhAnI court rule
nullifyink q ceiling ball