The evening world., 1910-12-07

' 'VlsA INDIA AsNlN = '
track management has arranged to have
the Blue and White team participate In
the annual carnival OF tie Post-oiice
Clerks VI. r. Association, TO he held In
Brooklyn on Jan. II. and to enter n team
IN a mach relay in the meet to he held
by the Boston \. \. in February. Ar
rangements are also being made for
dual meets with Dartmouth, Amherst,
Annapolis. h Hopkins. L. of VIZ
ginia ana Syracuse.
IN \ LISTLESS BASKETBALL
game played at Princeton, the Tigers
defeated the Crescent \. G.. OF Brook
Ign by a score of 80 to II.
ALTHOUGH THE VOTE HASN'T
been counted yet. IL is thought that tle
Brown undergraduates are In FAVOR OF
their university resuming athletic relu-
tons with Dartmouth.
JOHN l.. HURLEY OF Maiden
Mass. who has played right eni lot
! the past two seasons, has been elec'eu
! sptain Of tha Rowdoin eleven for next
year.
J THE DETROIT AMERICANS HAVE
contracted to have their squad do us
| spring training at Monroe. La. Tor the
next five years.
| KNOCKOUT BROWN is \ DAILY
visitor to the Madison Square GARDEN
where the six-day bike race Is III
progress. lie H. n great admirer OF Joe
rogler. The latter attends every nsht
in which X. q. figures. when he 10 In
S,w York. The little Gcrma mitt
wielder says he would like to meet the
winner-if it is Fogler-and shake hands
with him.
WILLIAMS FOOTBALL TEAM
has chosen Frederick Edward Linder
of this city as captain for next year
THE WESLEYAN BASKETBALL
schedule follows: Dec. 30. Crescent A.
! G., ut Brooklyn: 3lst. st. johns Coliege'
at Brooklyn; Jan. .. Orange Y. NJ. q. A.
al orange. n. j.; 4th. Manhattan Col
lege, at New York; 18th. Tufts. at MID
dletovn; i2,h. New York University. al
New York; IAN. Columbia. at New YORK
18th, New Hampshire. At MiddletoWh
Dist, Dartmouth, at Hanover; rep :
New York University, at Middletown
nth, Williams. at Williamstown; lotn
Brown, at Mlddlctown; 18th, Rhode Isl
and College, ut Middletown; 2lst. Massa
cbusetts Institute OF Technology, a
| Ml1IletOWn sbll, lpl'NA u
March /. Williams. at Middletowh' ot'
Dartmouth, at Middletown.
NJ FIRST STATEMENT WHICH
Frank Ciotch made to several frlenus
who were eager to find out II ne woul,
IN, willing to consider "A match VIII
uackcnschmidt. was to the effect ina
he is trough with wrestling and ina
no inducement corIld bring him back
the mat. - am through with tne MA
game" Gotch said In answer TO a mum
t lsr of queries about his future pam
81 made this announcement last winte
{ and 7 am roing TO show the world ms
7 was sincere in making the state
mont"
4 A GREATER PART or THE HAIR
u ward Law School football team, whic
defeated the carlisle Indians : 10 0 las
! month and which Is composed OF formt
a frayers from Harvard, Yale, Princeto
= and tho University OF Michigan. VIII y
. wade the SOuta during the CHRISTINA
holidays and meet two southern team
nj Memphis on Dec. IS = nj Nc
orleans on Dec. 81. Negotiations fc
% the games have been under way II
3. some weeks. but r. was not until t.
Inv that Capt. Hamilton Elsa jr. al
rounced their completion, The Men
uhis game viii be against the pick
. the vanderbilt and Suwauee eleven
und al New Orleans the All-Stars W
N meet the best men from the rniNcrsl'
OF Louisiana and one or two oth'
Southern colleges.
Il II. BARK ER OF GARDEN CIT
II. NcDermott Of INTERCHANGEABLE, Geor
Dernbach Of FoX Hills, Alex. Smi.
Wykasyl. and James Handen OF Mass
!. are the Empire state golfers strivi'
n. for the prize. Frank Gotct, the retir
worlds champion wrestler, says that
will never return to the game, but W
G continue as n farmer at his home
IS Iowa.
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~ THERE ARE FIVE NEW YoR
nd golfers entered In he tournament {
A.. the southern championship, which ope
at the Atlanta A, G.. links at Atlant
he Ca, tomorrow.
ssh BOXING STARS TO APPEAR
ch Ar TO-NIGHT'S BENEFIT
Az tho plymnlc A, &. tonight a MI