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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
Golf WORLD At PEACE SCHOOLS READY FOR GUN
Manual Team Favorite for Big
Indoor Athletic Meetinu.

Tho annual championship track and field
League will be held I'm the armory % the
18th Regiment, Brooklyn. tonight Every
school under the Jurisdiction Of the league
has entered its strongest team. and the
meet gives every promise Of being the best
NJ its kind ever held. Clinton. Commerce
Stuyvessnt. Boys High School. CONNER
cial. Manual Training. Erasmus Hall.
Townsend Harris Eastern District. Morris,
Curtis, Newtown and Bryant high schools
will be represented by teams and. In addi-
ton TO these. teams Of the New York. Har-
lem. Curtis, New Lots, Long Island. Brook
lyn Technical. Stuyvesant and Brooklyn
High evening schools also have entered
The interest runs high. The boys have
finished their training and now await the
crack Of the starters gun. No stone has
been left unturned In the preparation
every boy who Is entered Is in the best pos
sible condition. and each is confident Of At
least making a good showing The coaches
also are confident. but none would make a
statement yesterday.
A programme OF thirteen events for the
high schools and six events closed TO the
students Of the evening schools has been
arranged.
Manual Training High School, four times
the champion. IS again the favorite for
the meet Manual is weak in field events,
but hopes 10 win enough points on the
track 70 Offset this.
Boys High and Commercial are looked
upon as the contenders for second place.
while De Witt Clinton and Erasmus Hall
come next in popular opinion. Commerce.
heretofore a strong contender for honors.
seems To be out OF the race. and even the
team itself comedies defeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
FTFTH BOARD-CENTKh IAMH
DATES FOR WRESTLERS
Hard Schedule Arranged for the
Columbia Team.

The schedule % the Columbia wrestling
team for the coming season was announced
Yesterday by the university athletic asso-
citation In addition TO contests with Penn
sylvania. Princeton. Cornell and Pennsyl-
vania state which are members OF the
intercollegiate league. the Columbia team
will meet Yale and the Naval academy in
dual matches Three OF the meets will Ne
held In the home gymnasium. The sched-
ule is the longest that Columbia has hal
since wrestling was taken W as a sport on
Morningside Heights
The schedule follows
February TO- University % Pennsylvsnia At
Philadelphia: II Princeton. az New York
March T. Pennsylvania state College az Stats
College Penn. 7 Yale. az New York IL Saval
Academy. az Annapolis. II. Cornell AZ New
York. % intercollegiate championship At
prin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
STEVENS PREP WINS EASILY
Finds De Witt Clinton a Weak
Foe in Hockey Match.

The Stevens Preparatory School seven de-
feated tho ne witt clinton High School IA
ia ono-slded hockey game ar the St Mich
olas Rink YESTERDAY. bv score Of Z 20 d.
The Jersey lads were the better skaters
and worked well together. Clinton. by fast
n.ayiue and good checking. held their OPP
porerfs 90 three goals in the first period
bat tho pace grew faster in the second
half when Stevens added four more goals.
Nicholson. besides playing clever game
FOR the winners. was an accurate shooter.
opening tho latter half with two goals and
shooting another later Baldwin played "a
rcady game boz goal for Stevens. stopping
many shot Trenholm and Sprague were
aggressive f9- tire Red and Black The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
WIN AFTER EXTRA PERIOD
High School of Commerce Five
Pull Out a Victory

Tho Ugh school of commerce basket
ball team won hotf contested game DO
defeating thc Richmond 1887 I've In an
extra period contest in th' sch'o'nof tour
rafaent o. the lr.sH-Amer'ran Athletic
club lasf night
Fouls were numerous. dozen Hr'nI
called against tito Long Island Dive. Com
rrerre tied tne score r." minute. before
.r. r.etiftr second period ended. each
.r.on. having li points
tr.NIHaId aud WIftf. Who rlaEef cEreu-
f.uasue Rru FOR 'omme o. +,or pm" ain
.,.,.fI.aIt Donaldson shot four fold goals
frr Richmond liI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
Coddie q Beast of Burden
So Horace Hutchinson Dubs the Youngsters
Who Carry Golf Clubs in This Country.

the caddis do his part with an air or totai
detachment. He is no sharer IN the IN
terest of the game. no fervent upholder OF
his masters rights nor champion Of his
proves
1T IL, Of course. quite easy 10 see no"
the difference has come about. In the
States the members Of the club took up
golf and gifted with a very elementary
knowledge Of II themselves. they engaged
the services OF caddies whose knowledge
was nil In Scotland men took up golf, and
found a generation Of caddies who had
hereditary knowledge Of the game waiting
10 carry their clubs Naturally they de-
ferred 10 their advice
When the clipping vas shown 10 well
known golfer here Yesterday, he remarked
II am great admirer OF Horace Hutch
inson.. but I fear his impressions Of our
csddies must have been forced by some
unhappy experiences The caddies on this
side Of the Atlantic are not mere beasts Of
burden as Mr.. Hutchinson would have his
readers understand. Hundreds OF golfers
seek advice and get IL. too, from the
Youngsters. There are plenty of thick
headed caddies, who are Of no Use beyond
bag carrying. but there are plenty OF good
ones, 700, VINO by tlelf Keen dlteu'ioH anu
knowledge Of the game add great deal
10 a round of the links"
WYATT ". Taylor, Of the Ardsley club
and George H. Barnes, OF Apavamis have
been added 10 the Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation handicap committee This makes
five members in all. According TO A. H.
Pogson. the chairman. handicap blanks
have been sent 10 the secretary OF each
clup i'm the association. with the request
that they he filed out and returned not
later than February T. Clubs have been
asked to return handicaps I'D 10 eleven
strokes, inclusive. based on par and pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
COLUMBIA MAKES A RECORD
Establishes New Intercollegiate
Mark in Rifle Tourney.

Tn Columbia rife team. which is com
peting in the series OF matches for the in
tercollegiate championship. broke the inter
collegiate record in the match last Tues
day night when the ten-man team shot for
a total Of 1sss and the first substitute
rolled up score OF 1871. The previous rec
ord was 1870, which was held by the Uni
versity OF Iowa.
The individual score OF J. Ehrlich. ~ :. Ia
two points better than the former individ-
ual record. which was made by \. F. Lane.
OF Columbia, last winter Ehrlich turned
in a card Of 1877.
The individual cards Of the Columbia
shooters we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
BEN REILLY BY A SHADE.

Ben Reilly. OF Baltimore. had a shsds
the better OF Tommy Nelson who substi-
tuted for Jack Bradley, Of Philadelphia.
in a ten round bout at the Bedford Athletic
Club last night In spite OF his two years
retirement. Nelson seemed 10 possess all
his former cleverness and surprised IN.
spectators by his exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28

III Paso. Tex. Jan. TITLE racetrack
an JuareZ f. there TO stay" said Colonel
Mat Winn. the general manager Of the
Juarez Jockey club. last night in COM
mentinG on the story published in san
Francisco recently that the Juarez plant
war 10 b abandoned and a new plant con-
structed az Tia Juana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
FLUSHING FIVE WINS A GAME

ln piucky uphill game the Flushing tTi,b
School basketball team defeated tho Ton,
send Harris five last nght al the colio.,o
OF the CITY Of New York gymnasium t,. !.
score of j. 10 io tn" Brooklyn players
showed superior team work IN the second
period and oyercame the 20 { lead o,
their opponents
Runge AMI Smith did the best work for
Flushing scoring fifteen points OF tbe to,,t
between them. Cohen playe. well o.
townsend Harris. The lne-up follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
CUFF LINKS FOR NAVY ELEVEN

Colonel Robert VI. Thompson. the newly
elected president Of the New York Athletic
club. has presented Gun links 10 the mem
hers m The unbeaten NAYS Academy foot
hall eleven n lart fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
VALE TO FACE PRINCETON.

Yale and Princeton will meet tonight in
,beir annual hockey game az the ST. Mich
olas Rink and the usual display OF flags,
chaaring and enthusiasm will add interest
70 what promises 10 be a hard fought
struggle.
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28

The pairing for the seventh round to-day
IS a. follows. Marshall -. Jsfre. Hocses
vs. Morris, Chsjes VS. Canadian Tener-
u7yrzel VS. Joiner. Kreymborg VS. Baird.
Walcott We Smith Black bye
The more interesting games yesterday ~
detail follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
YALE's SWIMMING TEAM HERE.

wales swimming team viii take the
water Boz - dual meet with tho College or
the city ~ New York in ths local gym
rssium tonight Kip schmidt former
r.pftin of thr home team. is nop ~ Yale
and viii compete for fhs Hlus this evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28

While the high schools are battling for
supremacy in Brooklyn, the youngsters Of
the Hudson District. a newly organized
league made up OF the schools Of the upper
West Side. will strive for honors at the
first meet OF the Hudson District League.
which will be held in the armory of the
22d Regiment tonight. Every school from
10th street north 10 Dyckman street will
be represented by full teams. The games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
DYSON TOO MUCH FOR ksLLAs.

Young Dyson. the Pawtucket r l.,
boxer. outPointed Sammy Keller tho for
eigner. tn an interesting ten-round bout q.
the New Polo Athletic Club last ni.ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28

The match was With the Delaware Agrt-
cultural College, but the result has not
been announced from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-28
JUAREz TRACK THERE TO STAY.

The game VIII be called AZ CLOCK ana
seats are IN great demand.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
{ ypIanation of The New.iOfk Tribune S
BOOkreaders' Contest

,-yary day for Seyenty-three (73) days there will
..,-ea, in The New York Tribune CDaly end Sunday
fditionsJ Two (2D Illustrations, Cartoons other
N,'reeeptati tioDs of the Of books The Tribune
,W award ten hundred and siXty-seven prizes to
tribune readers sending In the nearest correct
To the entire series OF book illustra
TIC 6rst two official illustrations appeared Mon
dav. December 4.
o correct names Of books to lc illustrated and 10
serve as "A basis OF awards being selected by the
|,'-tast Department. and will be included in the
N-op York Trbune's Bookreaders' Contest Catalogue
mich viii lie published guide and reference for
,o,tes+ants' use The correct list Of names will be
Ced under seal in the safety deposit department Of
lie National Park Bank. whore IT will remain until
. &C. called for by the judges at the close Of the con
test 10 compete for the prizes. contestants must
go the name of the book exactly according to the
SSording spelling and punctuation published in
,bc 'TTibunes Bool,readers Contest Catalogue
80 "a different persons Will furul % the ideas and
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

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arranged in numerical order fastened securely together
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he addressed TO the CON-
TEST WANRGER NEW-YORK TRIBUNE lo4 Nassan
street. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
Fourth Week of the Contest Still
Offers Every Opportunity to
Those Not Yet Entered.
4 IT'S OVER!

WELL ~ IT'S ..S OVER, We r.. hustle. III. s,s,. and
the glitter Many fond expectations have
been realized, and the enjoyment has been real,
genuine.
But it's over; the one great day Of the whole
year has come and gone, and it will be another
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In the mean time what you going to do for
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year,
Why not enter The Tribune's entertaining and
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That's where the entertainment comes in. You
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Try to name the titles OF the books represented
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
What Are You Doing This Xmas Week===
Why Not Enter the BOOkreaders' Contest!
Tribune's Bookreaders' Catalogue
Great Aid to Contestants

The Official Bookreadcrs' Contest Catalogue
Of The New-York Tribune, containing large
list of book titles, among which are included
all of the correct titles to be used IN the Illus
trations throughout the Bookreaders' Contest,
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
PLANS A cHILp's LABOR DAY.

The National Child Labor Committee
issued call yesterday to the churches of
America. inviting them to observe Sunday.
January 9S. or Saturday. January q, 1872
as Child Labor Day.
The call says that the committee is not
asking the churches to contribute funds to
its work on that date. for While funds arc
needed. and would be gladly accepted, the
chief desire of the committee is to have
the work brought TO public attention, with
the hope of arouSing a protest against th,
abuse OF child labor.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
CONDITIONS:

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A. me Day and Sunday tribune excepting employees
,renbers or their families
. Contestants must write the names OF books rep
the Illustrations upon tie provided
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=, ne competition Answers may written with pen
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

on the question of forming tho new ma
tional body He Will have a second confer
ence with tho representatives Of the marine
unions in the different cities after he leaves
New orleans.
President Griffin said. when seen regarding
his plans. that he expected TO be back In
New York on January Il. when he would
meet either ben" Tillett or Tom Mann.
the English labor union organizers. and
talk with them over the matter Of coop
GRAFTON with the English unions. They
have both expressed their willingness TO CO.
operatc
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

|1e afUIollmate amount Of the lien or
e-eige 10 s-.sfy which thc sboNc-described
FppeGt 's 10 lG solo. IS Thirty thousand sls
o. tfI scFtutr-niUe and 5t-lOD $50
s,to.l D0Ia.e. with interest thereon from The
10y l1t 20 NoAemJeT. 1911. together with
.'ts u.l ai.0,yaGcr amounting 10 S3T4.6J.
tIH Hf..s.. f-om December !. 1911, together
-fh ODE expenses OF the sale. The approx
L.te amount 0f 'Ie taxes, assessments and
Nitcr rates 90 other liens which are 90 be
eaoN-l ts ti. lurceascr out OF the purchase
-'lcf. or paid by the Referee. So s3.3O7 l6
sal Interest Said premises are sold subject
sIieJ a'f. subject 90 a first mortgage given
secure tls payment OF The sum Of One
.ef-t ana s1ty thousand oSiG0.OOOj Dol
- Nih interest thereon az the rate of 80,
LOT 5u.y D. 1911. principal sum ~ which
ssnuafy i5 1915.
D4ie1. E.r York DccemUrf e. 1917.
L.InIlL. GOODMAN Referee
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
rop LARGE MARINE UNION
=. Start Organizing National
Bodv This Week.

at step toward forming "A national
,,,tion of the unions in the marine
esa~ "a ana affiliated bodies alons the lines
uau' transport Workers Union of Grea'
o "a, and ireland will be taken this
4, Was announced Yesterday. oy the
front Federation Of New York and
'tv. which is composed Of the local
o. s,amer. cooks. tiremon ana
...~s on the coastWise steamships in this
and allied organizations. The Water
Federation was organized as a result
-. last strike OF the seamen, fremen,
- and others on vessels of number OF
'e~.uise steamship lines. which was fol-
- fv an agreement with these and
- coastWisa lines.
:, Was stated that II. T. Griffin, presi-
-, Of the Waterfront Federation. would
-. New York tomorrow 10 confer with
=. loeal unions of marine workers in Phil
.selpbls. Mobile, Baltimore, Norfolk and
',sor ports. winding UP with New Orleans,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
sURRoeATs's NOTICES.

WILLIAMS. IDA COsTER-IN PURSUANCE
~ an order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler
Surrogate ~ tho County Of New York NO
srICT N hereby given to all persona having
claims against IDA Cositr WllIians' late OF the
- with vouchers thereof. 30 the sub
scribcrs. at their place OF transscting bust
prns6rav Borough OF Man attain. City Of
Sew Work. on or before the 10th day Of Feb
FuTnS Fo.S ~ "a Sev York. the 2stA day ot July. 1911
ELIZABETH J. BAKER. STANLEY 81. DEN
TER. Adninis,rstors
GEORGE \. WHITTLEsEY Attorney for
Administrator. ~ Broadway New York
CITY.
TX PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or Hon.
robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF tho
,,o,,n1v Of New York. notice Is hereby given
- ali rersons having claims against Thomas J.
t.it.b 'lato OF the County % New York, de
Fle5 20 Iroqent the same with vouchers there
cS ~ Inc subscribers at their place Of transact
a., t,,ein,ss al the Office OF their attorney. .
lanes L. Bishop 10. g Nassau street. in the
civ OF Sow York. On or Letore tho 10Th day
D,,sd New YORK. tie 7th day Of August 1911
EMMA l. FITCI, vi 70 6IGHAkD Z IL x HOEsTMAN'
LANES l. BISHOP Attorney f0r Executors. No
- Nassau street New York city
earn AIFRED.-IN PCRSUANCE or AN
order of the Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
e,5ro,atc grog Of the county Of New York notice
is hereby given 70 all persons having claim:
Manhattan. county CITY ana state Of New
work. deceased. 20 present the same. with
The vouchers therefor. 20 the undersigned. at
xo . Rector street, In the Borough Of Man
haitian County, city ana state Of New York,
In the ofIce of Parker *. Deane. Esq. her at
t0rney. on or before the 3rG day OF April. 1912.
Dated the 25th day Of September. 1911.
SARAH T.. PURDY, EKecutrix.
PARKER x. DEANE, Attorney FOR Executrix.
+ Office and y. q. Address. . Rector Street.
Borough Of Manhsttan. New York. n. Y
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Lydlow Fowler a Surrogate OF tho
County o. New York, notice IL hereby slyeR 10
an persons having claims against Marjorie Smith
Trmblc, late II washington, D. c., deceased, 10
present The same. with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber. az It's place ~ transactng business,
No - william street. IN The City OF New
York. on o. Jefcrs the 10th day Of February
ueEt
p0te1 New York. TIE 2sib dsy OF july. 1911.
THE FARMERS LOAN 4 TRUST 60.
Administrator.
GI.tLrR ROTsTON HoFAlJ. 1ttorneys for
tdnr nisTeioL - EAehanss Place, Nsr
loTs. =.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
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