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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
PENNIM.iN TO RgN.


Word has been received from BaItim more
that despite "a feeling to the contrary Henry
9. P-nnImRn will he a candidate. for the
\ presidency A. the national conven-
ton Tomorrow. IL was thought that Pen
the present president 20 MI the second term
IA accordance with the 4 \ T. custom
Eu' " -.-.m- that the south Atlantic tsSO-
citation - going to push PsnnImAn anyway
The" ar" not very enthusiastic over the
policy ~ r. e Brown. holder Of the Office
f. appears that the South Atlantic Associa-
ton has instructed Theodore r. strauss
and tn. other delegates from that body
TO vote and work for Pennman In a
Baltimore paper Penniman Is quoted "a
saying
1 had allowed NV name to be used a.
a "andldat" for the presidency Of the Ma
tIonaI Association Of Amateur Athletic
not only IN me south Atlantic Association
but also ia some other districts
i do not care. however. To make any
statement on the subject of an agree
ment having been mad" or Of an expected
nght. b. lI.NlnR that m. Office Of president
oi such an organization R- the Amateur
athletic mon should nOT be- made one in
" hirh the candidat" should take any YER
~onal part | regret extremely that there
-hoIld hs an apparent controversy ON the
subject
Mr. panniman called attention 10 the
fact thar the amateur Athletic | MON - an
organ ZatIon which controls The amateur
Ia h. regretted that in the ranks 81 such an
organ la'i"n With such aims in view there
should he any question OF lack Of good faith
among ats members
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

spoken To IA the matter their sns~sr L.:
" - too expensive ! think that 10 wrong
one oi the dangers Of the age 10 that
Eeopr IN the mass are requiring IN re to be
don" Tor thenI, and the spirit OF Independ-
enc" - decreasing IN that proportion. u
may h" said that this ~ the outcome Of
civilization, a. com petition ~ keen thar
reoplH need more help That u not quen-
lou care Ia DISCUSS. but there IL the fact
! have mentioned Ia he con sidered and 10
!" matter to he regretted. II IL q loss of
AZ element uf strength in the individual
character
In ~" old days man considered IL
almost detrimental tn his honor to bc under
at obligation Ia anybody. hut nov people
at" begging Tor everything from every body
That ~ simply broad comprehensive
ia cement. hut | do not think There In any
doubt the p"ndunm " swinging away
from the strong. independent. self-reliant
~p,rli. and that IL not good thing
would sum the matter up 10y saving N
= impossible To generaiZe There are
dangers and one must meet them a. hest one
can. Nould discourage athletics as pro-
i---inn and that " a different thing from
professionalism one may l.ke ~ ath
I"ir" n profession anal yet remain an
amateur That l. had thing. no; Ia re-
main An amateur. tnt 80 tai up athletics
~ profession let a'd stic> - recrea-
l'"n aud ,c' ns lnsls, upon them heins \
reCreat ton ONLY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Crrscenas Beat Columbia After students
Lead On First Half.

After leading at the end Of the first half
With a score of two goals ont OF tire"
tolumbias association football players
we're defeated by the steven OF the Crescent
Athletic Club on the grounds Of the latter
at Bay Ridge Yesterday afternoon. the fnal
score OF the match being c goals to :. with
the wind at their backs In the second period
there was no stopping the ,rescenta. who
scored goal after goal until they had the
Blue and White representatives we'll
swamped. Two players. u NJ Kerr.
centre forward and Barr-t. inside left
did all the scoring Tor the Cr--cenl-. the
former being credited with and the latter
with :.
Riggs. inside left for Columbia started
the scoring fifteen minutes after IN. start
from n pass by NuanR. the Chinese play cr.
AZ the extreme left Five minutes later
Kerr epualiZed for the 'r~sCents from IA
pass by ". LETTERS The lead again went
To Columbia a few minutes later when
Huang sent a well timed shot toward the
Crescent goal. The wind curved the ball
inward and II eluded the Crescent goal
keeper.
After ends had been changed 1t took Kerr
but a minute through a nnely executed
combination with Andrews TO tie the score
once more In another Ave minutes Kerr
got the ball from a scrimmage and again
beat Columbia's custodian. Thereafter the
game was all the Crrscents'. harriet Tailed
next from q pass by W. Jcffers and Kerr
followed with another, the result OF hit
the last goal of the game with "A pass from
Kerr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
SCHOOL, FOOrB,LL WIN M y.
-Four Lively Gamrs Promised for THANK -
giving DAY

Four games which should Furnish proper
close of d lively and lEt-rs-tirRioOt bail -ra- on
are ,o hriu~i for local Eridlron~ on Thanks
giving Day. ThnT" will he Era-nuS Hall
against Poly prcpat Washington Park IN 'ha
afternoon. Boys High ~ Manual Training 1T
saratoga Park commercial Va brooklyn
Prep at Commercial tIcld and Commerce
vs. I've wiz ,lt'.lOn NJ tn. Polo Grounds
IN what probably VIII he the krcus-, and
best played game v hiCh Manhattan eleN.ns
haN" put forth IN yr1rs
II - improbable that Poly Prep ,,Ill boat
ERASMUS Han. for Erasmus although h"r'"n
by Bows High has team which IN weigh and
~ around STABILITY appears To he SUPERIOR
30 Poly In addition TO this =. the fact that
Pol has been IN q slump during the latter
part of the season ard when last seen did
not seem 10 he ~ m" best physical condition
Thompson. however will ma" ALMOST two
we-n- IN Witch to work upon hi4 squad
and much can h" accomplished III that time
The team which faces Erasmus on ! thursday
may be ~ different from that which played
Boys Nigh that Il Wiii TOOL everybody
Both Erasmus Hall and PoIy are similar in
having much reserve strength and for tins
rem son tn" game i- apt 10 he hard fought
TO the end OF The last period
IongInan and Glen scn. the Poly ends
are scarcely equal 10 Bnicom and MCMath
ia handling forward pa--"- nor a. defensive
about quits ~ III" puntinR Erasmus will
hay. the adv nntAg" Ul greater number
IL top notch players IN" probable lincup-
will be
Era~nu. HaiI. left end BaIcom or SDerry.
left ;Aclie BSrn I-fi guard. ~Guirr.. captain
tackle. PTs-gcr right rni. Mc Maih. guartrrbark.
Gamble. left hhIfhark. KriFnrrs anG Mckinney
right halfoaCh. Ianer and AcGIbnry fulIback.
IiaIlagh-r md HrTnendrz.
No.traBd left guard. w-iser. renlrc. LAM
RICH; guard. GToShach. rxht tArklr kcnnrd,
right end. Gleason. gnarirrDack. harmon ~
Gallagher, captain. Ief' haIfback. JrudOyA.
In all ways ny which they may be com
pared DE Witt Clinton and Commerce ar.
evenly matched 10 a singular degree Both
have UNUSUALLY hiZ teams. which are very
well bais need and have much strength ~
the back field thsrr and IonmIsky. the
I,iart.rhacks. hav" football brains and
should b" ~ opponents ~ that respect
Wright and Teller Of he witt Clnron ARE "A
fast pair Of ends. but they will have Ia .s-
tend Themselves To- get thr better Of Blot
gsit and Kerr. Commerce" and u" wiz
Clinton rach defeated Bows High by the
score Of Ia - and each WAS hsrd pTr-~..d
and scored on by Morris. be Wit Clinton
played a tle game With Manual and Was
beaten by FOrdham Prep. Commerce was
beaten by Erasmus. The ;eam- viii line up
Is follows
Commerce Irf' end D1ode-'a l"sr 'sri,ir
Cohen. left guard. kcilcheT. centre. Stranz
right guard NciOuehlin riEhi tackle Chalairt
right end Kerr quarterback Gherr captain
left bsfharh. Lane right hAlfbsrk. ctct. mt
back. HIcnio
wicn"T. eft guard. Dsls. ccntre. G.o>s'nsn.
right guard. White right tarse. Mckay. right
sDd. Wright quarterback. Cornniisky left half
back. sullivan funbSch. Moore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
ISTERfOLLEG GHE>S.
Harvard; beats Vale b, : Points To ,

NV HaNEs. Nov 10 The annual chess
match on ten boards between Yale and Har-
ward, begun IN Dwight Hall her" on Friday
evening. ended ~ an .iriy hour thl- morn.
ing with the visiting Harvard PLAYERS
Nicturs hv the score 81 points to . This
-"or" Comprised five actual wins for Hnr-
ward and one win for Yale. IN. remaining
four games being drawn
On The first ave boards h"norS were even.
th.r"hY shedding NO light upon the inter
'"llegiat" supremacy at chess for whI'h
Yale and Harvard tied in the Tuadrangular
meeting IN New York last Christmas. tie
which two -ub--uuent mate hes. on. on 'so
boards and another on four. failed to break
~ - Hooker. a. tn. third q bile. alone won
his gam. Tor Vale ON the other hand
apt &. =. Hadl-v. X. - Cook. Thor
= tld-.n. = Ieinixcr and W u Hsrri- won
At N. fourth. -i.th. eighth. ninth and tenth
hOIfd- r..-I,.., y~ly. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
BOiS men TRIMS ERtSWtS.


.
"N" '''''" '"'' ''"Nh"~ '"'
~ ''"''' ""', E'''r""f d" "a'h"s
~" am ana "'''a'"' NAV hl'h't'o I'M
. - ~ ~" -" w
'""' ''', ~ WI ~ '""'"tH 'h'h ~" nan
~ "'Nl''''" '"'- war bnt ih"t d''Ih''-
VT, '''' ""'" 'h'' 't''h' hh" 1" hSS
,'E'' '"'""N nv 'a'''t I"Hkh' WIN "A
"'f''""7- an" ""S"th">- "hi'h mai" IL
deserve victory under any condition
pIavcd without glove. ON hut at me-. same
b rt,,,., .t,a,.I. l.-.,..,.- ,....tIt
80 r'., - '','''','' II'l' Hn''
at the ball came after "A -lammiug tlrElr
Th, ,,,-, ,ut.,.-t,,, .,I -.,....,,.,....t -
"'''',.''"@ ""' st"'''' "''I
. IN" second period and IN" beginning ri
III" third Il was A. th. end ~ the half
40. . 49,. ,,,..t - VS., go,
Ni"I '"rAIhH forward pass from taiuhi"
u" McNlA'h the leather WAS brought Ia
The. linz. ant .Ianlrr plunged through tackle
and hrhtrb tho t,,,.t ,.,,,,- r,,r t,r,.,.,h,
1880 ''''' n.y. ''''''@"l
Inn h"aNh' v" W" ground Jo'n"r dropped
making "A hba,k nt what .hnuII hry.
h,er . ,,,,hdn,r J,cr, 49,. ,,.,,
dr"' "' arguing ana hnd hl"nd over the
incident, hut the decision oi IA" officials
MAS finally accepted
,,,,,r t,,,,-I,,, a., III
'''''' "' '''' ~ '"' MS ~'r'l-
mage at III" third quarter and VI" ruruIn
bounced on - thIrtsrn wards from tn.
EraSmu. goal Luud., u,,d,. ,Irt t,y,n
l., &C.,, ,,,,. ,n.-,,,L 80. -
a. ' :" w N"' anu -"
'"' Ihitu Try AZ IN" sam" spot made the
touchdown. PrAeger was an unstable
point IN The. Erl-mu. line and tins nm.
,h. oor,L,,..- ~, ,,,,, ',,..,,' =, -
w 500 '"'''' '''''. i""'r
was $40" IN h'Hihs VA" goal and Gamble
blocked the oval before u ro-,. from the
sruUud
Gamble. who Was Erasmus strongest
hope A. ETOund gamer. Ma follow sd
through Ia" gam" lk" a iuu'.~' hy a cat
and whichever way he turned mere Aa> a
man to mali him. Mes. ui M aJtsIup- :
We're around the right rnd. wr-r. buyS
High had ~ Two r',o-t aggressive. lin.n.-u
idh"r ana Collins u was >,.ldom THAI
'n'v let hIm yet by The Boys HIgn IAN"
yielded to hard attacks a number ii times
bat ~ succeeded IN puI!Iug together b.fDr,
any damage Wa- done ~, -mrs had
tn" greater nuiur"r a. now Tlll~ hvt rnry
~rr" gra>ucd too ,,uichiy hy Bows nisn
Ia be- '"rv effective Both teams had ta"
forward pass WORKING IN IIrr sham. and
on N" " hrir gained rather than los. nv ~
which - not always tn" ca-, collins
Fonda ltb.r and Iia,....r ,,I.,v,,I ,br,-t.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

tne Gun. held me BruokiJns N three hits and
struck out thirtren mcu.
September .i-AtAlssies and CleyrLAnds played
q ~ eleven innlnK lie and Coofnbo niastc u
foTty six consecutive inninxs without . run
scored agalnst him.
September ss-Johnson Of Washing TN struck
out eleven Of the Browns and broke Naddel
strikrout record Of MI for single sraavn.
september T-Nhitr Sok beat Washington.
To o Scott and Gray each allowing Two hits
October T-Drackc OF tho Giants struck out
thirteen OF the Brookyns and Brown Ut the Cub>
hlAnAed Pitsburg with two hits.
October l5-Ma thewson OF the Giants struck
out fourteen of tho hixhlanders.
October E-Bcnder OF the Athletics let the Cubs
down with three hits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
sulp-TarKet Gun Matri,rs

Boy- High was D"nt"n by -" Wrtr clIn-
ton on IN" -ub-turrct gun IN Friday in on,
Of the T. l. tournament matches
Whirh Wa shot IN brooklyn. The -cpre
was .SG 10 2s5 Black we'll Hubbard and
BLACK of De wit clinton cont Pihutcd maxi
mum scores Of -
The summary
Bp Nt't Clinton Eiark Ncll ~ Sora ~. Pyers
reid q Ds Castro. x: Trlrorn ~. Bansni ~
FHra ~, Hubbard. Is Total. ~
fspYS HigA MCkruEs ~ March. y, Carter =.
SaWrn. NJ GRAY m Stein uoll~r Js. weeks 5s
AaIIUHy. ~ Total ~
Erasmus Hall on Friday shot .aO hwpo-
that teal holes into tho target and heat Fast
"rn District. which mad" only IA
The summary
FrAsf-u- I'git Nrn Hfs'Crsl. rs uaTgrt s-
ETTAaDH ~ Nppd - U-rt~ Z. Trsa ~ VIII.
Ian yiSn. ~ S~rt0rf - Tn'rI ~
FastVrn Dstris, 9rnti~- ~ ITfi 7oI N~nAes.
" 1rn E1"s ~ wr'i = Epstein ~ HErrt.a, IA
TOtAl. az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
Horace Marn H., "a To,cbnowu

Horace Mann S"honl beat ~ PauI1
y''-t" rday 1T Garden civ hy -ruyl" touch
down. . 20 E"im"r-. VII" is ~ PIm'-
main d"U.ud'ur" ~ III" hT'I Wns
.Ullrrd 100 the iir-f t.s rtDd -u ilH' N" wa
Obliged 10 -TIv p.Ir ~ ne. gam. p'I;purr"
Mad" mad" ~" g., IrH.ipwn ~ ~" fbIfh
-. rtud ii"rI'" Mann WIS n"af"n buck
L.nm The ,l-A mo lm-Lr --n.--.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
Grrenwir D,dn't GENE.

In" Commerce. o.,r-eud Harris l,.trn"
which vd- =. have be"r PLAYED Yesterday
afternoon wa- cancelled Tho Ir"n'vlch
Nigh Scho"I eleven which Ma scheduled
tO come down FROM CONNECTICUT and meet
GURUS ~ staten Island fhIlrd &" appear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

~;u,,rsani an the Rup.

~. VIZ ''iu'on pat S,uv,r-nnf tn rOui
a. M"Nulty Ei''d Yesterday afternoon
-"prug ~ every quarter hui III" thiri and
rolling 4U 80 un.ur, to ~" ioGohd"V 80
we're mad" bF Moore. Rr-Ia. Mi"d"u and
! "itrr II" Ntii CLINTON stack q" lin"
ppuEIuV aud end runs m order 10 k,."p.
.s',t"' their other piHl from ~" '0upUi"Tc"
.'OBf- a uU '"r'' IN ~" side lIuc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

IN" High school Of Commerce qualified
-iy men IN N" cro=s-"Ountry run With Da
wiz clinton ye-t"rdsy morning over the
central Park course before "A Clinton man
finished, and IA. score stood IS to -. he
MI,i CLINTON havinR seventh. ninth twelfth.
thirteenth and fourteenth places Haase Of
tomin"r"e again was IN excellent "Und'-
ton and xOt over The three miles III ~
minutes - seconds with Sw"rIiy OF tom
m.ro" SEE ond IN ~ minutes >: seconds
The .pumATy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

nrsi in IN, furiung Thu would tia Notr-
Dam. with stanford tor first plasas m the
meet With ~ points each
Wisconsin would 30 into si1th PLACE
With ~ poin's and Minnesota would ne
eighth. bes aIsc mn of MINNESOTA would
then h. -, ond IN the 20 So apparently
he true confrrrnc" champion won't he
Known Tor sOmr lIms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

p'rfz. Nov 70 The race for the PriI
NIl." r. rnrd. q -tceple"hase. wnA rim at
GIn""nu"s tO-dHr and US won by Pnzer =
We Ni'ti- A-.Jra.a'S ..syOnet was second
and DaiuOi-'a oncorhe third Five horses
ran The Jockeys were SAuyal. Salmon
and ksseyCu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
Forw ART Pass Gets { commercial

Flushing Nigh school defeated CONNER
r,ll : - " Yesterday afternoon ~ COM
incrciai fi"ld CTavf ford 81 Flushing made
tho touchdown ~ the -PCOud per o'l on =
Tor " ard pass hICh he received from Runge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

Ncurr Roy HIE4. = Urrs-.... 3D. Touchdown
Fonda Hr''rr" LAME up'rr tEig-ulrtra
REID - ~" ~'l4'nI Head .ur.'-.au tf'.g !or
Time o. nrrip1s !. hnt '- 'u.uI's> SIu.'i'.t.>
trA>n .- Wan H'rn" iss lpI Gallagher. tpfE
% ND"-~, E".rnc-, To- MrhIurts IarIrr 'rr
Mr'ItE-s. GAy-, 'Or IrfcI. = r'a. Tor
M'S"c. go. .AEhrr Cos Herr .glrE Moss Hs'
DOG fH5 RAJ. .o1dH 10 la. pirr or D.Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

Srogr-t reerenlS. u. totufnbiA. : krlrrVf
o'Roursc. Goals Crescent \. q Kerr BAr
ret. Columbia Riggs. husng Time of halves d.
Al tho Prospect Park parade grounds
Yesterday Pratt Institute was defeated by
the sccE.r eleven ,eprr-rntins The boys
TOO III. peculiar fe tnTe Of the game was
the fact that all OF the .goil- .ored were
PVT through by one plsyer. n: sindall
'irn lie scored the ;irs, goal IN the mindi~
81 the opening hall. while III" remaining
and while hie side Was playing against the
wind Sindali received capital support
IRON the BOYS club forwards
High school at Ma"omb'- Dam PARK YES
tsrday afternoon III" a-sO-Intion Tooth III
pInyer OF the MaRuni Training high school
al Bro9kll n pl iced mother victory TO Their
credit by the ore Of goals to -. ~ IN.
end Of the iir-t half the BROOKLYN PLAYER,
had the lead Of too. De GaudruTi. iu- de
l"tt ior Manual I raining. scored the ir-T
goal Of the game with a vel! gagged -hot
he three remaining goals ~rrc ali scored
n Ugh players putt gns the b,Il through ms
own net Epson. Welss md wUilcnweb"r
were uniortun .,- N this rcspe .
I nIvernty field here THIS afternoon. Prince
tons association football players placed
"a victory To their ceriit at the extsms"
Field Clup of brooklyn. which met defeat
ny the close score Of goal 10 -. he lger-
show ell me eCst u uf nara frnlnlu. ana ~
Was their super Tor phi y-ICal "OudiilCn which
turned the table, IN their favor
Winning tn. toss Princeton Wis favored
ny strong wind m ~" fir-' hail uud toward
thr lose oi tn" period ~ Tell 10 the Io' Of
CAPT 4 baw son, plavit.E al ,n~il" right
to pics 81" ball iTuuu ~"rImIuar" rut
propeI - INTO H.. li'.u-OUhur~l net Dawson
IN fac shared tA" huHpT~ ~ IN" gam" ''tA
II " Dell prIn'"tou'- irsid" lets Bat
for the hnc goal keeping ur ia" part Of V : .
BrgItEwait. OF Ben>ouburst Princeton :
-Cor, nIxnt have been EN- hotter
Favored NJ the wind IT, tNe Second h"!f
the visitors tined hl-i 10 -u'lalis" but acre
n iI-trate.! NV tn" Tigers splendid defence
llru -onhur-t pressed viGuTC u-l ~ several
stages and once shot from 7 " Mac Ph""
barely ErR7ed IN. Princeton "gp.-har
: Bow ksr Out-Id" Ieff Tor Bsu-Suhur-i.
missed the train and the Na"1 .,v NB- 'l,rt
by \ PriUCston r"~er1 - DlAy"r
EOvS IIigh SchOo t.sfeai"I DE Ut I'm
ton by score 81 goal 20 IN a ha 81 fought
soccer gam" a. Pros I-"t Park Yesterday
The goal was clicked by u lucky ChAV," H."
minutes before the close of m" encounter
In lively sCrmragc Hihcr kick"d "H'
I he bal and II struck de Dung : Toe. bound
ing bet ween the goal Bn-ts
PRATT Institute wallo1ei I've Rnys club
by kicking I've goals before they w"r"
takAn IN hHni
central VI G. triumphed IN u II NY
contested game hy n ''ore Of goals =" >
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

Egrcu.arr , RI.nrnoad I'm =, riehmoad HIi:
rcrc-rib-r N,SroNn in Manhattan =. Ford-
dam prrp A. f"riha-n: 10. Eastern nIslgri ~ the
E@Tn 'rrsi r'' NIn9ri. 4 a." 4'sn "a, a.
r,u, Ian 3. Ma .a,.,ar 30 Ma,.sl rEl!Itns in
ia2a, gSs2,,9s tfa;r' IN IN N, ,S I, -,
haitian -, stu yes4ut & Manhattan
, t"r tho pr"-".t ~ !ea-, the Iamales five
! Will consist Il ~Haliu. HruG~ Gornan. Bliss
aij Holman. "ho haN" nat he best
Appearance" IN practice ip'Iran - cap
tain Hth"r m"rrh"r- "f tn" .uHad wh"
! rHn> Ct hook IN r''"rc IA" -"H-"n ,l"~-N
arr CIo, Gland kr'Ch"r. Cummings, II.rS"-
Mltr. Will, Bremen. I"uyhr aud l-nler,
III" -'L"dul'
rc,cr,,,, >, t.a-,rra, r.!. =. Manual Train
II, cysEl, "S :. ,!arT. or 7 = f s,.s
y >tuy ,c-nat So nr.nrond litl
Haas.' m,h.ns ,,,,, ,'r =. nan an reP -
fcbruArS ~ john prep. -. Ba.onnc II. =.
me material AZ HIcGmund I'M nas been
I ni',or. H"wl,nd ponald-cn. isy"-, Moor..
MuiLm Nal"ntin" and +. H.uoheirl. who
Wal p" the r"snlars on tho team The
W, -r,bsr 9" uc W.T. Cnu tou; :. .sryonne II.
: q" >tuyvc'.utb ~ sea Gag ": :.
r.6 Gs;"f i ,dsi i Il ,cnmonr VII. - sea
Cu- - ' -. astcrn District 81 Jamalca.
ner Neg scn,or q, M.naa framing as' H. osrass
giv - Townsend HARRIS "a tiAs,n polnt N. -;
ruu-rtng NIGH sce"nI .ha. seven. exy~fSf
80, -, - ..,h.ni' Ill - - a.
I'M 3' D., -, ln" ,nn",' 80 Wv ~ u. aanns'
NItHc hi',' ,Ht,'l'. '',I -; '''' -
."n.r" rin'pdy' n'iu ~ ',., - ~"
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Nh"u Foley. the quart "rh1CE pn he foot.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
lN1BRSCHOLASTIC SPORT
~ ERR BODr ~ FOR BASEB.tL.k.
NENr iEAR.
Eighteen Teams Enter the r. =. 4. q.
Tournament Three ~eciisos AT-
ranged and separate Dl,ision for
Qurrr-- Basketball ane> ARRANGED.

I Every public high school IN the greater
! city has entered th. y = \. L. Isrball
! tournament for next spring, This makes
record OF eighteen teams anal >s.proz'-
mately :2U players Nho Ill ,ompotc Tor the
pennant. and IL ~ predicted that the ga.n2
will now com. IA Ior the interest and artrn-
ton which u normally should receive IN the
high schools hut never has up To this time.
The una Susl number 81 entr,ss has mad. 1t
advisable 10 spiit the tournament 'r'o thr""
sections of six teams each. both 10 facilitate
the ssrirs. which othrrMi-. would become
uBvI"luy, and To make n more ConNenisns
anu save travelling Tor the team,
Il ~ h.lI,.Ncd that the forming nj u spa : /,
rate division Tor the Queens Schools hslsN
been instrumental IN hrIn ging them into the
tournament For y number of years they
have mad a championship s@ries al their
own and never have he-n Wiling to pat ~
asid" for the y. y 4. l.. games. They can
nov settle the borough 18th. and at ths seaIn
tim" have II count toward the city cham.
pionship ..'
IN. plan is to have the three division
winners meet IN round robin series early
IN june and IT pos-ibl" Ia have the games
played either at the Polo Grounds or at
American Ieagu. Park. The Queens
representatives are Bryant. Flushing. New
town. Jamaica. Far RockaWay and Rich
mond Hill
Another factor which make. for this new
baseball enth usiasm is the fact thas every
body Is assured Of a clean game with all tne, Z
professl oDals and other meli giblee cleanod a
out by the investigation which is now
be.ns pressed. Schedules have been made :
out for the Manhattan and brooklyn dfvi-
SONS subject 10 any changes which the =
schools Nish TO make in the dates OF the Z
game- The Queens schools vail be asked
to make suggestions Tor their schedule
before IT - drawn up. ~