The evening world., 1911-12-22

Scranton team In the State League. has
been signed to manage the Haverhill
tMass) team in the New England
League.
T. Carter Of st. Louis defeated John
Dankelman Of New York In the three
cushion tournament Of the National
Billiard League at st. Louis. One hum
dred and seven innings were played and
the score was 50 to ~.
According to Thomas J. riaherty.
graduate manager OF athletics At Holy
Cross. the purple will again be on the
Princeton football schedule. despite state
ments to the contrary. The teams will
clash at Princeton. probably on Oct. II.
President John II. Farrell Of the New
York State League received a telegram
at Auburn from Allentown, Pa. asking
whether he would agree to the transfer
OF the Troy franchise to Allentown, the
latter city having an opportunity to pur-
chase II. President Farrell was on
communicative and stated that the mat
ter would be considered later.
Pinky Burns and Johnny Reyes, 16
Founders. furnished the spectators at the
Fordon \. =. with ten rounds OF lively
boxing which resulted in a draw. Both
boys we've Lightning fast and gave a
good exhibition OF cleverness by jabblng
and blocking in great shape. but their
inability to hit hard ena bled both to last
until the end without m real damage
being lone.
The Yale University Swimming Asso-
citation has announced the following
schedule for 1872: Jan. 10. Cornell at New
Haven: Feb. 3. College City OF New
York at New Haven: Feb. 3. Columbia;
Feb. II. University OF Pennsylvania at
New Haven: March ]. Princeton at
Princeton: March ., Baltimore Ath-
letic Club at Baltimore; and March 8.
intercollegiate at Philadelphia.
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology
dsfeated Harvard University. 4 to !. in
the Boston Arena in the opening inter
collegiate hockey game OF the season.
The Institutes victory WAS a genuine
surprise. The game was raggedly
played from start TO finish. both col
leges being weak In their teamwork.
There were individual stars on both
scvens. whose work was at times spec
tacular.
The Nontclair Golf Gu has elected
the following Officers to serve for the
ensuing year: President II. II. Spies;
v.ce-presldent, Thomas w. stephens;
secretary and treasurer. James King;
captain. Ernan 7. Rldgway. The tourna-
nient committee named consists OF Ridg-
way, A. l.. Pie:son and Charles F.. Van
Week; green's ~comin'ttee. Var Week.
Charles r. Droste and J. W. Kelsey,
and the house committee. Pierson. Ben
iam!n V. Harrison and Stephens.
Al Raires defeated -. Yves in a ten
mile match race at the Metropolitan
Roller Rink. Rain-s took the lead at
the start and increased IL steadily until
the seventh mile he was a lap and a
talf ahead. At that point Raines be-
gan to tire, while the Frenchmsr
seemed to go the faster. with the res,l.
that at the end Raines was only a fe'
yards IN front. The time OF the race
was BON. los.
News ~ the almost certain with
drawal OF on; and possibly two or the
onicials ot the United States National
Lawn Truus association Is forecasted
IN an editorial IN the December issue OF
American Lawn Tennis. These officials
are Or. James Dwight OF Boston and
A. l.. Hoskins % Philadelphia. the Presi-
utft ana s''f"liIF ItsVftllN's ~
Dwight has been at the head OF tho as
ISOLATION twenty years and has long
been desirous % retiring.
TIE basketball team Of tho New YORK
University will meet Colgate io-nigh' In
the gymnasium at University Heights
The team WI Inc up IS follows LETT
forward. Comfort. right forward. J q.
N~e,iughlin centre. g W. Mclaughlin:
lett guard. Joseph right guard. Moore
The varsity game viii be preceded by .
preliminary game hetgren the New
york I'niyDrs'y schnol ~ Commerce.
Accounts and Finance. ana the ft.sn-
man ny- from sic,sns Institute.
puncston's hO 6ry team showed fine
farm 81 the 81 Nicholas Skating Rink
hgainst Nllisms The Tigers won by
q score 81 10 xoais - q. ana they could
hsye MAD" the total age. y was q
very ~ons-sd-i contest. ami the VIII.
iars PLAYERS we've unable - giths,sn M
ne s''acks ~ tho Princeton lins. which
vent down the ZEE - ~hirivind speed
anf .hos~i that n has bssn sci.
c1a~nsd BE- pIs Horn's-t and WI bs
bE fa~'or IN no intercollegiate tour.
ransr' Haksf the former NJ Psurs