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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-02-09
LINC0LN'S FOE
AS WAR Chief?
But For UntimeIy Death of Stephen :.
Douglas the President Might Have
Made Hin, Head of the Army.
BY j. II. ROCKWELL.

BY J. Ii. ROCKWELL
copyright, 1911. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
VOW generally this fact Is known
cannot say, but that Presl-
dent Lincoln had it In mind
TO place Stephen A. Douglas
at the head of the army Is vouched
for by Judge William G. Ewing, for
merly well known lawyer Of Quincy.
H.. and a noted lecturer on Christian
Science. Judge Ewing was intimately
acquainted with both President Lin
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-02-09

TOME OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN UNDER THE
MONUMENT AT SPRINGFIELD. ILL.
viewed the remains. positively identi-
flying them as Abraham Lincoln's
Then the casket was sealed up anew
and placed In the vault. where. after
being surrounded by steel cage. II
was imbedded in wall of concrete
which will make II extremely difficult
to gain access TO the remains should
any occasion for such access arise In
the future
II is the earnest hope Of the commits
sioners aud OF the general public that
no such occasion will arise.
ROBERT DONNELL.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
CARNIVAL OF NEWSBOYs' CLUB
Affair at Garden on February s Has
Great Programme and Noted Sponsors.

With the names Of Governor Dix and
Mayor Gaynor among the list OF sponsors.
the mdwinter athletic carnival of the
Newsboys Home club. which will be held
in Madison Square Garden on the evening
Of February $, promises 10 be one Of the
great athletic events In the world OF sports
this winter. The programme will be made
up OF boxing. wrestling, running, indoor
baseball. vaudeville and Gaelic football.
Among the boxers who will appear are
Packey Mcfarland. Knockout Brown,
Tommy Murphy Abe Attel and Digger"
Stanley. The wrestlers who will show are
George Bothner, William Brown, Or
Roller and VIII Bingham Hans Homer
the winner OF the recent Powderhali Mara
thon al Edinburgh. will give an exhibition.
a. will Johnny Hayes, the hero ot the
London Olympic Marathon I'm l@S. BESIDES
these athletic features, there will be twenty
vaudeville acts and pig race. The game
of indoor baseball viii bring into action
ono 81 the best known big league players
Aho arc vintcrins around New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Schaeffer has over one hundred boys trying
for tho nine. and has promises from some
of the stars Of elementary schools TO enter
the school in February
Roy Nounan. the hustlnG manager cf the
De witt Clinton water polo team, Is one of
the leading candidates for the team
Nounau is trying for "a position as forward
and IS making strong bid for the job.
one Of the best all around athletes in
the midget class is Harry Mckay. Of Com
mcrce Mckay IS only five feet In height
and weighs only 10 pounds in his running
suit. but he has made teams right along
against boys who were hts superior IN
phvsiaue IN every way Mckay played
quarterback on jh" second football team,
winning the place from ten competitors.
He IS 4 member OF the class relay team,
and Is playing a star game at forward on
the second basketball team.
Bull" Fet er, the crack football and
baseball player of the High School OF Com
merce. has left Commerce and has entered
q preparatory school Bull" is fine
catcher and batsman, and can put the shot
well over forty-two feet
Russel Love the star all around lad of
Commerce IS making fine showing ON
the Orange and Blue basketball team. In
the game against Plainhcld Love Gagged
the ball six times from the field.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Outplaying its opponents in every part ot
the game. the team of Public School ~
of Manhattan, won a sweeping victory IN
the senior and junior championships oI
greater New York IN two well played ana
Interesting games Of basketball decided on
the courts of the 18th Regiment IN brooN-
lyn. Yesterday afternoon. The midgets OF
the lower East Side school outciassen 'he
ouintet Of Public School 43, Of Brooklyn.
They won an easy victory by the one-siden
score of Al 10 "a. The senior game was
more evenly played. and No. b. won over
No a, Of Richmond. 50 10 19
The Victories Of No. 62 mark the lourtu
consecutive triumph in the midget cIaSS
ana the second I'm the senior class.
crowd OF FIVE thousand enthusiastic
Iusfv lunged youngsters witnessed the
game. and the first really good and well
organized singing and cheering from eie-
ucntarv schools enliveued the contests.
Orlv once in the senior game did the
R-ookIvn school fash in the lead. II was
only a fash. Almous the left forward ot
the school. tossed the ball through the cage
and the armory rang with yelIs and songs
os tho Brooklynites The JOY was soon
transferred 10 the other side. No. b. Wok"
IN with p rush and shot three goals III
rarid succession. and therefore Kept te
lead
In the Junior game 40. 60 seemed 10 nave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
GUNNERS IN FINE FORM
Full Score in Almost ew,,
Event on Crescent Ranue.
PIERCEY STAR OF THE Dl,|
F. B. Stephenson, vanderys.,
McDermott and Leahy Do
Effective Shooting

Some three thousand clay pigeon,
sprung from the Crescent Athletic c,ry.
traps. AZ Bay Ridge. yesterday. and o.,
portion Of them we're smashed by N. :,
pert g1inners Of that organization a, ~.
regular weekly shoot Despite the adv,.,.
weather conditions. full scores wer. vs..
in almost all Of the eleven matchs. !.
cided.
George Piercey competed In eight a, a.
matches and won three Of them. shooar,
from scratch I'm the J. r. James ,ro,s.
contest, he won the FIRST prize gt,l u
full score OF % broken. D. T. Ieahy a.,
Frank g. Stephenson shot OF for ss,or,
prize and Stephenson won II. Pi.r,.,
also won the ten doubles prize ate,
shootoft with c. II. Pulls and y. T. I<.,,
In a sweepstakes trophy Pisrcey tied ,l,
G. II. Lockwood and divided the prizs st,
him.
Frank p stephenson did The mex. ~,
work, for he won the legs for the Locs.
wood and Stake trophies, each with n,
scores. and shooting from scratch IN bsb
cases The legs for the January cup ara
a sweepstake trophy match we're both wa
by !. II. Vandervcer--the former cort...
with full score OF p. {. !. McDernoa.
who made his first appearance this seas.
at the range, carried off the team ss
sweepstake prize. in which thirteen con.
peted. He returned z card Of q, Win
a handicap Of B. Nine shot in a sweepstah
match in which Frank p. Stephenson az.
d. T. Leahy tied with scores Of 4 escs
They divided the prize instead OF shoc.
ing of for H.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
SHOOT FOR NEW TROPHIES.
Marine and Field Club GunnerS
Had Busy Afternoon.

Trap shooters OF the Marine nnd Field
Club put I'm the busiest afternoon in years
at their Bath Beach traps yesterday. Four
new cups appeared upon the programme
and with these. i'm addition 10 The monthly
prize and the usual club trophy shoots, the
marksmen had all the sport that they
wanted for one afternoon. The third leg
on the monthly cup was tie most iinpor-
tant event decided II was at one hundred
targets in the customary strings OF twenty
five targets each. The winner was {. VI.
Camp, who broke eighty eight Of the flying
blgcrOCks.
Mr.. Camp did excellent work throughout
the afternoon. Not only did he win the
monthly cup leg, but he scored the first
wins on the Durham and the Sayre prizes
Both these events were at twenty five tar
gets. The Bellows and the Camp cups were
the other new features on the programme
+. q. Chase Il. r. Towne and G. NJ. camp
all tied for the former and {. r. Sayrs
and j. II. Emanuel jr. tied for the latter
prize. The shCot-off will be held next SAT
urday.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

The line-nn follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
MIDGET SKATER WINS
PIuCky SChooIbOy Captures Prize
in St. Nicholas Rink Race.

Edward q Jenkins. a midget schooiDoS
skater or Public School l66, won d spirited
and close race, the quarter mile junior
handicap event. at the st. Nichalos khlk
Yesterday jenkins had handicap oi 50
wards. and by hard skating on the last
lap outsprinted Arthur GerschaL IN" scratch
youpgster. who was second. The latter
skatcd well. safely escaping the one dozen
competitors Of the field who took fan as
no sped after the leader.
jacob Blum. of De Witt Clinton HlsH
School. scored his first open event by WIN
ming the senior half mile race, with many
wards to spare. lie competed from the
limit mark of 100 Yards. George Taylor
student Of Ciroton School, made a good at
tempt 70 win the honora. but finished sec
ond. Julian Rice was third.
Ouc-quartor-mie race Junior. handicap
Won hv f. y. jenkins. p. :. lHG '3" NataSl
4 t;erscha1. L. :. 160 (scratChp. second: ..
Twombly, p. :. 1dG go yards'. third. Time
One-half-mfe race lsenior; handlcap)-
Won bv J. Blum. pa witt Clinton 600 yards
G. Tavior. tiroton School D20 yardsJ, second
= Rice Brown School 80 yards', third; Law
renee Rarnctt % witt Clinton 'srraich',
fourth. Timr, l.f1 ! Ia.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
BOXING BOUTS OF WEEK
Interest Centres in Match Be-
tween Murphy and Brown.

Chief interest smonE the followers Of
boxing in. local circles centres around the
bout between Tommy Murphy, the promi-
nent lightweight Of F7atbush, and Knock
out" Brown the phenomenal fighter Of tho
East Side which Is scheduled to take place
at the Empire Athletic Club. Of Washing
ton Heights on Wednesday night, when the
boys will box for ten rounds in the main
bout. Both boys are in the hardest and
strictest training Brown Is working every
day at the Boys club, while Harlem
Tommy" as ne is known 10 his admirers.
has gone 10 Tishkill Landing to complete
his work
Brown is matched 10 box Ad WolGast,
the present lightweight champion, in ten
round bout in Philadelphia on February $.
and he Is anxious 10 defeat Murphy, who
holds newspaper decision over the cham
pion in a siX-round bout which took place
in Pittsburg in 1909 This bout will mark
the second meeting II the pair. Brown win
ming over Murphy IN ten-round bout az
the Olympic Athletic club last year. Brown
is without doubt one Of the hardest hittors
and most aggressive boys IN the East to-
day. and IN addition 10 this he IS becoming
more clever with each successive bout
without losing any Of his force.
OF equal importance IS the teu-round bout
between Digger Stanley. the champion Of
Great Britain. and frankie Burns consid-
cred by many to be the best bantamweight
I'm this country, which will take place at
the National Sporting Club Of America on
Friday night Burns holds popular de-
cision over Johnny Coulon. the sef-pro-
claimed champion, and earned draw with
him in bout AT The Empire Athletic club
last year Burns has defeated all the good
bantams In the East, including such boys
as Tommy Houck. Young" OIAary and
johnny DAILY.
Stanley Won the bantamwclCht title from
Joe Rowker whom he knocked out i'm eight
rounds at the National Sporting club of
London last year. He holds two decisions
over owen Moran. the conqueror Of
Battling Nelson. in a twenty and a
fifteen round bout contested in England
when Moran was in tho hantamwelght
class.
on Mondav night two bouts will bo held
among local lads. At the Olympic Athletic
club or Harlem Sam Kelar the English
boy. will mce- Young ShuRro. Of Jersey
CITY. in the main bout OF ten rounds while
at the Vanderbilt Athletic club, of Brook
lyn. Joe Coster and Willie Beechcr will box
ten rounds.
Bill Brown and Bob ScanIOn, Of Eng
land. will box ten rounds at the Sharkey
Athletic Club on Wednesday night. while
at Browns Gymnasium Willie ITouck, Of
Philadelphia and Young Dyson will meet
I'm the star bout Of ten rounds on Tuesday
night.
At tho Madison Athletic club. on Thurs
Gay night, a bout will be arranged between
Jimmy Walsh and either Monte Attell or
Jimmy Carroll This should prove to he a
fast bout. as all Of these boys are ranked
among the best Of THEW class. The name
OF Walsh's opponent will appear I'm this
column later IN the week.
Other clubs where bouts will no held arc
tho Long Acre. Thursday; Bedford. FRI
DAY: tha Eastern Parkway, the Reno and
the Superior Athletic.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
.H0DCMAN HAS KEEN EYE
CAPTURES Several Events on
Travers Island Range.
WILSON AND OGDEN Wis
New York Athletic Club Marks
men Will Compete for Long
Island Sound Title.

There vas only a small field Of gunners
AZ tho Travers Island traps Of the Ne"
York Athletic cub yesterday Manr ol
tho more prominent shots are away in the
south. but those That did attend the weekly
matinee o; the Winged Foot club put in
an excellent afternoon Unfortunately w.
NJ. Niaforo. holder Of tho tournament cup
was ono oC the ahSentees His absence did
AVA with tho challenge round Of this in
tcreetIne competition. r. A. Hodgman took
,he lcg YESTERDAY with a full score Of
twenty-five targets. Re also took the prize
by default.
NJ. IIodgman besides taking the tour
nancnt cup scored a leg on the 1as1n
prize and aftor a shoot-off against Or De-
Wolfe. he won leg IN the distanc" han
dicap cup offered last week by tho ne"
shocting committee Of the club. In rho lat
ter event Mr.. Hodgmsn shot from the 81
yard mark against tho l5-yard mark OF
Or DeWOlfe. Both marksmen broke -
targets I'm the first time at the traps, The
scor, in the shoot-off was l. 70 l6 targets
j. A.. Wilson was high gun I'm the weekly
shoot for the monthly cup. and the club
special was taken by W. y Ogden.
n was announced Yesterday that the
New York Athletic Club would send team
to the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club next
SATURDAY. 10 shoot in the third match for
the amateur clay bird championship OF
Long Island Sound u is expected that
there VIII be almost ore hundred COmpeu-
tors for the championship.
The scores Of Yesterday follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
HARD FIGHT AT RACQUETS
Payne Whitney and Barger Win
a Spirited Victory.

Boston. Jan. 2.-The racquet champion
ship at doubles for 1911 lies between Payne
Whitney and Barger. of New York, ana
G. r. Fearing. ir., and II. y. Scott, OF
Boston. These two teams won their semi
final matches at the Tennis and Racquet
club to-day, thereby getting into the
finals.
Each team had 10 play its best game 10
win. hut that between Whitney and Bar
ger against g. &. Clark ir., and =. Fincke.
all Of New York. was decidedly the tough
est struggle so far of the tournament.
Semi-hnal round g. Z Fearing jr.. ana
II. D. Scott, Boston defeated ". Stack
pole and J. Il. Douglas, New York, Is,
lS-l5 lJ-i. lS-B
Payne Whitney and NJ Barger. New
York defeated g. &. Clark ir., and +.
FInCke. New York, l5-ll, l5-l0, 7-l5, 1-lJ,
lis 1J-S
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
ISSUES NEW CHALLENGE
birmingham to Play Amerl'''
Poloists in August.

Something akin 20 deadlock pe,a
as TO the international polo challenge WV =
Hurlingham has issued 10 this couhu',
many untoward circumstances have Ve,.
at work that nearly all that the olDps
of the two countries are certain OF flT
a challenge has been issued and dlH ~
ceived In England the ceremonies u y
nection with the coronation OF King uoU.
V makes is absolutely Impossible to
team to be in this country at any M M Az
tween the latter part Of May ano 'i'S -
part OF July. -. ,,set-
That was rho reason Tor WnaL F,btA
csIIy amounts 70 new cnallenss .,,art
n. l.. Herbert. chairman or ne nsE n
Polo Association. received last ,Ssyist Ssys .
,bo SoiS ~ the Meadow Brook Cluo ~
Wempstead. Long Island. This IS ri,-s G
plete turn about from The, orisiLnsi ,.Ls irrTo:,s
and there are q few skepucs wlo wloIy - "a.
90 believe that the cup matches may -
slbly fan through again this year
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
SWARTHM0RE FIVE WINS
Defeats West Point in Fast
Basketball Game.
TRy Telegraph 10 The Tribun,

West Point, n. Y. Jan. 2l.-In a game
in which the passing and floor work Of
both teams We're worth seeing Swarth-
more defeated tho West Point basketball
team by "A score Of 80 10 d to-day. 1t
looked as f. the Army would be showed
under when Swarthmore started with a
rush and had scored S points before the
cadets had fairly caught their breaths.
The soldiers then hit their stride. and
with fye minutes left Of the first period
Mckinney tied tho score at II points and
the cadets took the lead. the first half end
ing: Army. 10: Swarthmore. H.
IN the second period the play was fast.
and both sides covered so well that for
the first seven minutes neither side scored
TWO baskets in rapid succession gave
Swarthmore the lead and although the
cadets played high class ball the defensive
work OF the visitors kept them from over
coming the lead Mitchell was the star for
Swarthmore, ana his passing and shooting
greatly helped his team to victory.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Goals from the held-1IodbeTg, .: Sab'HsHI o
4: Mlchaelson. 2 Wayman, >. Nahler, !; Al
meas 2 Goals from fOul-coldherg. u: Hoihon'
IL Points awarded for Class b fouls Public
man. y : 4 L.. second hsiO. 4. p. way.
p s A. J. Umpire first halO-P. J. R9,hs--
ham T. s \. L. second halo. ". p RACE
=. = H.. II r-s-ln.a rLirLfea.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
HEDLUND BEATS M0NUAta'
Bonhag the Victor in Three
Run in Boston. =

Boston. Jan. 2i.-oscar heo... s
Rrooklme. defeated Jack MoI.'p n
New York. I'm a special one-miie a ~
night Al the annual indoor mee' ), yt
south Boston Athletic Associa'''''' ,,ors'
rnan,c, Ruuding. The time vas
= 2-i seconds. =. c,cfr
The threc-milc run was Won y ,,hkt
= ponhsg. Of the Irish American Az, y r
club. Of New York In Is minp'ei !. ~
onds. William ". McVicar OF s'sS
con, being second.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
WHIRL WIND FINISH TOO LATE
Boys High Five Beaten by
Clinton.

De witt Clinton administered another de-
feat to the Boys High School when the
latter FIVE were trourced in a hard fought
schooIboy basketball tournament game yes
tcrdav. tn" contest was played az Avon
Han. BROOKLYN, the final score being % TO 70.
After bel X outplayed in the opening
period by u 10 S. Boys High set whirl-
wind pace I'm the second period, but failed
10 overtake their opponents. Clinton showed
the better team work, and. passing, Kirsh-
on, al left forward for the Red and Black,
was a deadly shooter, caging eight field
and two foul goals. Herschaft and John
son lOomed up strong for Boys High.
The lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
FAST HOCKEY BRINGS TIE
Stevens and Irving Prep Teams
Meet in Dashing Match.

The hockey teams Of Stevens and Irving
Preparatory schools yesterday played a
fast game at the St Nicholas Rink 10
tie each side Cagng two goals. Ehe re-
spectiye teams were evenly matched, which
afforded "A stubborn and close contest.
Kraus, playing at left wing for Irving, was
conspicuous by his lightning skating and
dashing work He was responsible for his
teams two goals. Halleck and Beck
worked we'll together for Stevens. Each
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
EASTERN DISTRICT FIVE WINS.

The Eastern District High School basket
ball team retained second place in the
series by defeating the ia
maica High School five in a tournament
game AT the Irish-American Athletic club
last night The score was I7 10 %. The
Williamsburg players showed the better
Team work and more accurate shooting
l'raenZnick. Rothsten and Gottlieb played
wei! iOr Eastern DistrlcI.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
NAMES WINS EASY VICTORY

Ike Names, representing New York.
car tured the nnal game from Kansas Citv
IN the intercty series OF the National
Amateur Three Cushion Billiard League az
Doyles academy last night The local man
won by ~ 10 -, defeating Iohu BackuS
and Lou Gillespie SO easily that he sur.
priscd his most loval followers. rhe gama
terminated in the seycnty-secpnd inning
Names had high run OF
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
srLDsNG DISTANCE HANDICAPPED TAR
BAiLEN PLAYS FOR NEWTOWN
Much Discussed Guard Helps to
Defeat Erasmus Five.

Newtown High School swamped the Eras-
mus Hall Ave in Public Schools Athletic
League tournament game at the CONNER
cial High School gymnasium yesterday by
score of AZ to 10 The victory was the
eighth by the Long Island five. who are
the new champions.
Baen, the much discussed player, was
back at his old position at right guard for
Newtown. The score at the end Of the first
half was % 10 3. Johnson and Kelly, the
fast Newtown forwards, played an aggres-
Sive game while their shooting was ac
curate. the former caging 10 foul goals.
Aupstin and Wells played hard for Eras-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
DOWN CRESCENT ELEVEN
Staten Island Players Pluck
laureIS at Soccer.

Crescent soccer football stock took
slump yesterday afternoon. when the team
representing the New Moon organization,
and which won the championship Of tho
Field Club Soccer League Of New York
and New Jersey. met defeat on the grounds
of the Staten Island Football club. at I!v-
ingston The final score was goals TO 0
in favor of the home team. At half time
Staten Island led by 20 0. and in the
second period added another point, besides
missing several chances for goal.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
ST. PAUL'S WINS EASILY
Defeats Hackley in One Sided
Basketball Game.

In 4 one-sided but interesting contest. the
ST. Paurs School fv" easily defeated the
HaCklev School. Of Tarrytown on the
formers court yesterday by score OF -
10 "a The winners were too speedy for
the New Workers GoIdtEwaite. who vent
ured into the game in the second half for
St Pauls. shot seven field goals. Baer.
s-hoolmate. aged Ike numter.
The Nne-up follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
HANDICAP.
BERGEN BEACH GUNNERS OUT
Morgan and Won Boeckman
Capture Honors of Day.

Although r Morgan was high gun IN
the special sliding distance handicap Al
the Jamaica Bay traps OF the bergen
Beach Gun Club yesterday. the winner OF
the third leg on the handsome prize was
p Won Boeckmsn, who broke 81 out OF a
possible 100 targets. The conditions call for
three shoots 10 qualify. and yesterday was
the first time that r. Morgan has COM
peted in the event As there is only one
more leg it is impossible for the high gun
of yesterday 10 qualify.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

For the first time this season the Clan
NacDonslds, of Brooklyn. have been GUST
ed from the lead IN tho championship COM
petition OF the New York Amateur Asso-
citation Football League by the Critchleys,
also Of Brooklyn The latter, however
have lost one game outright and drawn
three, whereas the NacDonallS have lost
two points through being fined for making
use Of ineligible players. one point at
present separates the totals Of the Critch-
leys and MacDonaldS, and Hollywood Inn
occupies third place, not having suffered
a defeat so far.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
FLUSHING SWAMPS MANuA
Fast Forwards and Goal SaS~.
ing Pile Up Big Score !,

The Flushing High school uesA 4.
team clearly outplayed and defeSNI ',os
Manual Training High School N s,,l
boy tournament contest at the :. n,
Corps armory. Brooklyn, yeste'u''
score was q 10 s -.,r,
Manual succeeded IN holding rla'.s
the first period, the score belns ~
the victor's favor. Carter caslnE NJ
goal and Howard shooting i0~ "a
Manual In the second half tluShnS
tinued 10 force its rivals, kesp'ns .nS u
the defensive throughout Snhtn I'D -
bach. the fast forwards, contrrll.onS.,Sse ~
totals for Flushing, the iatter ssd soss
ficld goals. Smith Gagged -FOUR "''. A.
and was successful in six Of his eise' :
tempts I'm shooting fouls. .,o gassS
In the preliminary same 'n ,rs Tpss
Training second team defeated u''
ing reserves by a large score
fAamS lOllN'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

on a muddy aeid AZ Visitation oval
Brooklyn, Yesterday afternoon, the cup
tie match In the second round Of the an
nual New York state Football Assoca-
tion between the Brooklyn Football club
and the BOYS Club resulted in favor ot
the Brooklyns by q score Of goals 10 l.
At half time the Brooklyns led by to 0
and in the second half honors were divided.
the winners being content 10 hold their
~,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Goals from field: Northumberland 90. Kelly
a. Card % Levy Erasmus Hsll--Brush.
Wells ~. Goals from foul-Iohusou lO), Aus
tin 90 Referee CLARK. Public Schools Ath-
letic League Umpire -Tully. Public schools
Athletic League. Time OF periods-Twenty
minutes each
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Goals from Hed-McKimey o. Surles ,2i
Morris ~, Bradford Smith, Mitchell ,5, Gu
christ 30, Gieg a.. Goals from fouls Gilchrist
a.. sutton 60. Mckinney. Substitutes-Rrad
ford FOR Roberts. Hili Tor Mitchell. Mitchell for
Roughton.