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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
Ireland's Anniversary

St. Paul, Minn., December a.-Fifty years ago today John Ireland entered .he priesthood of the Roman Catholic church
 At the express wish of the archbishop there was no public celebration. A large number of presents were received today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

oyster Bay, N. T.. December 21.-Colo| nel Roosevelt was informed tonight. of the move to enter his name in the Ne braska primary and declined to comment upon it. Colonel Roosevelt spent the day in New York. He said on his re- turn tonight that he expected to remain at Sagamore Hill until after the holi- days and would spend Christmas quietly with his family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
ROOSEVELT DENIES SOLICITING. FUNDS
 FROM HARTMAN
fcoNTINUED FROM PAGE D

been in correspondence with the ex- President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
CAPT. KOLB MAKES
 A SPIRITED REPLY
 TO STATEN'S TALK
eCoNTINUED FROM FACE I,
present.,

obtain and would result in the cotton
 being marketed even faster than at
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CAR LOAD OF FIREWORKS AT REDUCED PRICES. 3O5 N. 2OTH ST.
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JOHNS Undertaking Co., Phones looa
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LICE Lor, Undertaken. Phones 7sa

SHAW. the Undertaken. Phones 9.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
stage TALKS FOOTBALL
Will Urge Changes in Forward
Pass and On Side Kick.

Chicago. Feb "a \. Stagg, OF the UNI
versitv of Chicago will be an advocate ror
football simplifcation at the annual meet
ing Of the rules committee. 10 be held to-
morrow in New York He left for the East
to-day prepared TO urge the committee TO
FREQ the game from some OF the intricate
regulations on the forward pass and on
side kick
Stagg will take with him the suggestions
of a number OF Western coaches and uni
versity officials who have sent him their
ideas regarding the new rules. The con-
sensus of opinion among the Western crit
ics is that the 1910 rules should be allowed
to stand. except for changes in the forward
pass and on-side kick.
Among the suggestions which he will lay
before the committee will he recommenda
tions 20 eliminate the twenty-yard zone on
the aside kick. to reduce the twenty-yard
zone on kicks TO ten yards To remove the
restrictions limiting the forward pass a
twenty yards and to place more emphasis
on the prohibition OF interference with ends
going down on kicks when within the
twenty-yard zone
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
LIVELY PLAY AT SQUASH
Heights Casino and Harvard Club
Teams Victorious.

Lively sduash matches we're the order
YESTERDAY. the Heights Casino, Of Brook
lvn. and the team of the Harvard Club be-
ing tho winners in the championship series
n; the Interclub League. The Casino play
ers met the Princeton Club men on the lat
ter's courts. scoring four victories to one.
Harvard made clean sweep of seven
matches on the courts Of the Columbia Uni
verSity Club.
Charles NJ Bull. ir.. and J. Harvey Will
Jams won in two Of the thrilling matches
for the Casino Bull defeated \. W. Riel-
lev. Of Princeton. 9-15. 1913. 15-i2. Will
Jams defeated Harold Tobey 1924, 16-l1
15-3
lunliia Club was the defeat Of LYLE l.. Ma
nan. the champion. at the hands Of Wendell
PhilIips Blagden. Of Harvard, l2-25, lot.
Isle Mahan played well and made clever
use OF tho wall in his Snots IN the tulrG
game BlaCdcn knew the whole bdSiul OF
strolles. however. and finally won the game.
The summaries follow;
Heights Casino. at Princeton Club--Charles N.
Bull. IT, Casino. defeated \. ". Keilcy, Primo
I6W casino. defeated I;7vari G. Homans.
Princeton. 10 IL j. HaT.,y Wil'iael.' o
If. l6-ls l5-3. George Abbott. casino. de-
fCatcd Harold InDric. Princeton. u. l'-S.
Harvard club. az Columbia University club
W. p. Blagden Harvard. defeated Lyle p.
Malan Colombia. l2-l5. 15-G. ls-l6; Dr.
Alfred stillman. Harvard; defeated Frank Kidde'
defeated 4 I. Marvin. Columbia. lj-6. l5-l2.
l.. du Pont irving Harvard. defeated Frederici'
P,entiss. Harvard club defeated II. II Boyesen.
Columbia. 15-lo. las j, p starr. Harvard.
Tfoward Hadden. Harvard defeated Z. z. Wig
ham, Columbia, 10. 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
MARSHALL STILL At TOP.
Chajes Loses Last Chance by
Drawing with Hodges.
MAY LOSE SECOND PLACE
Capablance Only Player Who
Can Tie Champion in
Chess TOURNEY.

The twelfth and semi-fnal round of the
National Chess Masters Tournament. con-
tested al the Cafe Boulevard Yesterday,
yielded victories for F. j. Marshall J. r.
Capablanca and c. Jeffe. while O. Chaies.
OF Chicago, finished his schedule with a
draw against \. p. Hodges. For the time
being, the Western representative holds
second position, but 1t is not secure be-
cause of the possibility Of Capablanca S
passing him and Jeffes tieing him
Marshall can he tied only by Capa- =
blanca in case Of Marshall losing to
kreymborg and Capablanca winning from
Joiner In the last round this afternoon.
After eleven games. the United States
champion remains undefeated. although he
has been in two drawn games The other
winners yesterday were two Brooklyn play
ers, r. T. Black and Msgnus Smith.
At the first table Capahlanca was pitted
against ID. G.. Baird. and played his favorite
variation of the Ruy Lopez against the vet
eran New Yorker. The Cuban won a pawn
on the twentieth move. exchanged queens
three moves later. and outpiayed his oppo-
nent I'm rook and knight ending lasting
fifty moves
Marshall. who had T. Tenenwurzel for an
adversary. won a piece on the ninth move
of queens gambit declined and forced his
adversary to the wall after twenty-four
moves.
Morris PLAYED n Vienna opening against
Smith. Both Castled on the queens side of
the board. smith gave up piece for three
pawrs at his sixteenth turn. but recov-
cred the piece in short order. This left the
white king at tho mercy Of the attack and
Smith scored after thirty-one moves.
Jefe and Walcott discussed a queen s
pawn opening and played evenly for d
greater part Of the game Eventually on
the thirty eighth move, Jeffe took matters
in hand and captured his opponent s
queens pawn. thereby allowing him two
passed pawns on tho queens wing. Jeffe' s
position. however. proved to he the strong
er, and, after giving up a knight to avert a
threatened mate. queened his pawn and
forced we'll earned victory after sixty-six
moves.
Hodges and Chaies, at the sixth board.
had hard game, which lasted into the
evening session. being drawn after fifty
three moves. Hodges had the move in q
queens pawn opening
The standing of the players 10 date fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Lawn tennis players, who are gathering
IN this city for the thrtieth annual meet
ing Of the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association. which is to be helu
tonight at the Waldorf Astoria, expressed
doubt Yesterday as to the success OF the
movement TO take the national Champion
shin away from Newport The impression
has gained ground during the last te"
davs that Karl II. Behr and those asso-
ciated with him have failed to enllst
enough votes TO carry the day. Arthuf
Scheffer of the Harlem Club. said:
From what ! can learn the movement
against Newport and the fagrant viola
tions Of the rules of the game has hzzIeo
out. The influential supporters Of Newport
have been at work. That. in my OPINION
is the explanation. All Of the burning az
suments that were hurled against Newport
last week have consumed themselves
mistudge the conditions greatly II the
meeting does not pass off as smoothly ds
IL prearranged.
1T is q sad commentary upon thoSe III
terosted in lawn tennis in this country that'
with the fun knowledge that has gone UP
and down the country as to the manage
ment of the national tournament thaO
when the time arrives for bringing ABOUT
q change those who might accomplish the
desired result fail to stand by what they
know to be right and best. know thdt
the movement has piled up shsht ma
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
QUAKER SWIMMERS HERE
Pennsylvania and Columbia to Meet In
Tank Tonight.

The Pennsylvania swimming team Will
visit Columbia tonight and dual meet
and water polo game Will take place In tho
remodelled Columbia pool. Both Pennsyl-
vania and Columbia defeated the Cornell
swimmers by about the same margin, and
to-night's contest IS expected 10 be close.
with the chances slightly in favor Of the
Quakers. who GENERALLY turn out fast lot
Of swimmers.
The advantage Of swimming In the home
tank, however. will be big help 10 Column
bia The water polo game which follows
the swimming meet will be one OF the best
of the intercollegiate league contests. CO.
lumbia has the strongest team that has
represented the Morningside university IN
several years and the Pennsylvania team
IS also a strong combination.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES

r,o arr,,a, meeting and dinner OF the
- pocheI,e Yacht Club will be held az
the Hotel Manhattan to-morro" h's"' "
. Nvrick has been named TOT coniihouoi "
c r Hunter for vice-commodore ana = a.
NcCu for rear commodore.
An interesting lecture illustrated py
e,o,aon,ican views. was delivered at the
rau work Yacht Club last night by Henry
SAMPSON. tr.. on his recent hunting UP
g. ,ro1ico The entertainment committee
10 orranpod for a concert at the club at
n m. on February b.
7, &c rurnored that Captain Harry HAN
uul he appointed skipper OF Alexander
Ca,hro,.s schooner Westward. when she
returns from England
A, the Headquarters OF the Waterways
League IN Newark. y. j.. tomorrow even
t,o Co.tain Howard Patterson, OF this
,,,v will deliver the first Of a series ot
snven lectures on navigation. The other
Lectures will he delivered on February II,
Is and o. and March T. II and i.
Al least six boats will participate in the
.,,uaI race 10 Bermuda scheduled 10
Start on June II from Gravesend Bay.
Tyo new boats are being built for this
e7o.,niIe ocean contest. Tho principal prize
,s the Bermuda challenge cup and $1,000 in
c,sh offered by James Gordon Bennett.
~ the New York Yacht club. Additional
prizes are offered by Commodore Melville
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
CHAMPION MAKES ENTRY
{. w. Gardner Decides to Play
in Biu Billiard Tourney.

Edward w Gardner. the natonal aili"
teur billiard champion. sent IN MS eH'lS
Yesterday for the international chanpio"-
CHI, tournament. which begins next tues
dav night in the concert hall of the Lleoer-
l,ranz club. 5Sth street. near PARK aNehue'
In making his entry Mr.. Gardner wrote ,"e
following letter to the president 81 tle Ma,
tional Association of Amateur biliiaru
Players:
Herewith inclose my formal entry as as
IA connection FOR the international ah-a1e"'
.IS9 balk line championship tournament
Nv decision TO become a conteSIdnI - -
arrived at because Of my un"lIi -, -, "a, -.
I'm any manner cause the ldenc, ~ a,ad id
Nyhicb for wears ras Loyalty SUPPORTED
amateur billiards) any embarrassment.
But | still maintain my posltlon - Sat,io,aj t
proper sequence If holding the ~ ~ 80;
and International tournaments. Wnlsn a. d.,l !
tude has been we'll known 70 innueIl'lat !
n,nhers of the National Associdt'Q9n on ~, -
Amateur Billiard Players since tlt III NC
tion of the idea 10 hold the ldlle .atn5
year. although the daily papers nave s'"'''
hsve therefore decided 70 play ,,t,,e in the
international. and. if possible. con-, r.oy, q,
70 it's success. notWlths'dnyl. .n,,r,rra,,ared- .
interests and inclination ana luitt
noes from the lack Of proper pr''U'e'
,,vo CONTESTANTS have now entered for
the second intern1tlohal t""i '''"' '
decided in this country. The hst ine'.''e'
Albert Poensgen. the champion oi
nauv. who is expected To arrive on "a
,rdav cn the Kaiserin Aususte victoria
Edward W. Gardner, of Passaic y. j.
champion Of the United states; Charles
ConLlin. of Chicago. eN-"hampion; 'oseph
,favor Of the Columbia club. Philadelphia
and l. Ferdinand Poegenburg. Of this city
an ox-chamoon.
Among amateur billiard followers gener-
sliy considerable satisfaction was eX-
pressed Yesterday that the national cham
nion had sent in his entry. Many regard
hin, as one Of the most iepreSentatlNe
rlavers that this country has produceI
a,d because Of his remarkable ability both
in noint of execution and strategy, AS the
one most likely 10 he prominent factor
in the ultimate deciding OF the title.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
Nesvporf May SuDe Tourney
Lawn Tennis Insurgents Not So Strong as
Expected. Say Some of the Delegates.

jorIty Of proxies against Newport If the
bold stand is maintained. But the leaders
seem 70 have laid down their arms and
betrayed their trust
Conrad H. Young of the omaha Field
Club. arrived in the city during the DAY.
He said that the prevailing opinion IN the
West was against Newport. He hoped that
the matter might be brought to a success
ful issue. but that. while he was In a
measure unfamiliar with the situation as
a whole. he was doubtful as to change
being brought about. from what he had
been able 10 learn.
The annual meeting and election OF 'he
New York Lawn Tennis Club was held
Yesterday. at the Transportation Ciuo'
Robert NJ Beckley was reelected presiueht
for the ensuing year; Theodore X. Pell'
vice-president; II. c. Laughlin. secretary
= NJ pott. treasurer; Edward A. Gunther,
captain. Wyie c. Grant, first lieutenant
and I \. Kirby. second lieutenant. Iheo-
dore r Pell was appointed the delegate
n tho national association meeting. to he
held to-day.
Recause of the reconstruction celebration
the preparatory practice for the hauohd'
indoor championship tournament VIII no'
baoin on the courts of the lth Regiment
armorv until Monday The date had oris-
ilallv been set for Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
Horse Sale Golf Billiards Lawn Tennis Other sports
Crying Needs Of
College Football

Better equalization Of attack ana de-
fence by reducing the number OF yards 10
be gained by rushing in four downs from
ten TO seven yards.
Limitation Of forward pass to behind the
line Of scrimmage. without limit as TO
number which may bc used.
Abolition of try at goal from tonch-
down. except made from scrimmage
Formation.
Revision Of touchdown rule 50 that BAH
shall be brought back to the 15-yard line
instead Of 25-yard line for free kick. when
touchback results from kick inside the 40
yard line.
Return 10 two period rule, cutting out
the short rest by n division OF the game
into quarters.
BY request: Number the players for the
benefit OF those who are Interested In the
men az well as the play.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
FIFTH BOARD-QUEEN'S GAMBIT DE-
RECORDS GO IN SWIMMING
McDermott, Sets New World 5
Mark for Breast Stroke.

Chicago Feb 2-Smashing one worlds
and three American records the Chicago
Athletic Association swimmers defeated
Northwestern University in dual swim
ming meet in the Chicago Athletic Associa-
tion tank last night by the score Of 40 10 "a.
Michael McDermott won the 1ooyard
breast stroke match race in 112l-5. the
chicago star clipping 80 seconds OF the
American mark and seconds off the
worlds mark made by Holman, Of Eng
land.
X. Huzzagh, Of the Chicago Athletic AZ
sociation. clipped Is Of second of the
American record held by Daniels for forty
wards. winning in o:i9 S-5. The Chicago re-
Law team also established a new American
record Of l:47 3-5 in the l6o-yard breast
stroke race.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
JERSEY GOLF OFFICIALS
Morris County Links May Be
Chosen for Championship.

Fred II. Thomas. of the Morris County
Golf Club. president Of the New Jersey
state Golf Association. has appointed his
associates for the ensuing season. Morgan
x. Smith. a clubmate of the chief eXecu-
tive has been selected S secretary-treas-
urer. while l.. VI. Richmond. Of Englewood
will head the handicap committee. Others
on the board consist Of II. v Keep, OF En-
glewood. former president Of the associa-
ton; Max Behr. of Morris County the state
champion. and G. ]. sullivan. Of Baltusrol
The selection of & chairman FOR the tour
nnment committee 3as yet to he made. II
is customary in this organization not 10
decide upon this Official until the board has
definitely determined upon the course for
the championship. When that Is done the
naming Of the chairman will be left To the
PLEASURE Of the club holding the attraction
The feeling among the state officials
seems 10 be that Morris County will be thu
scene Of this years tournament When the
nxture was held there several years ago
Archibald Graham. Of the North Jersey
Country club. won the title for the second
time.
Miss Lillian r. HYDE Of Brooklyn. cham
p:on Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf As
sociation has left for Florida The title
holder IS accompanied b. James p. Hyde,
Eer brother. who is also a golfer of no mean
ability Miss HYDE has hopes Of winning
the Florida championship at Palm Beach.
she was runner-up in this tournament a
year ago on her return North it is not
unlikely that short stop will he made at
Tinehurst.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
AFTER RACING IN MISSOURI.

jefferson City. Mo. Feb "a bill pro-
viding for a state racing commission 10 be
empowered TO license horse racing associa-
ticns in all Missouri cities and counties Of
Mt, thousand population. was introduced in
the LEGISLATURE to-day by Representative
Casey. Of Kansas city.
The bill provides that the racing shall be
under the part-mutuel system. FOR not more
than twenty days al a time twice each year.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
MEYERS WINS LONG RUN.

william Meyers. Of the Unlva Sportiva
Italiana. won the weekly three-and- -a-Quar-
ter-mile run OF the Armada Athletic Club
last night The Italian forged 10 the front
i'm the last mile. and won by a few yards IN
the good time of IS minutes seconds V
Donis of the Liguria Athletic Club, was
second and s pamiano, vi the Sheridan
Athletic Club, thJrd.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
20 REGIMENT ENGINEERS GAMES.

"- % Regiment engineers have ar
"seQ 10 hold a series Of athletic meets,
80 10 the members Of the regiment The
-. set Of games viii be held on Sunday
- '"ls' February u. al the armory. with
=, -DNo"ing events 5O-yard dash. handi-
y, t,,s--pyard run. handicap; SD-yard run.
Va @f' ore-nile run. handicap. and $50
~, novice, open 10 those who have never
? =. pfize IN a running event.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
HOCKEY SERIES NEAR AN END

The Amateur Hockey League champion
ship series is drawing TO close only two
games remaining. The sevens Of the New
York Athletic Club and the St Nicholas
Skating club will face each other az the
rink tonight The final game viii find the
New York A. {. and the Crescent \. c.
teams in action, with the cup and title at
stake.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
POSTPONE ANNUAL MEETING,

The annual election OF officers Of the
Irish-American Athletic Club. scheduled TO
take place at the clubhouse last night. was
postponed until February 16. The many
ir,rerative matters concerning the annual
carnival on Saturday night that had 10 be
transacted compelled the postponement Of
the election Manhattan College and Tufts
will engage in a basketball game at the
cit bhouse tonight.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
LtC0RD ON ROLLER SKATES.

NFnyt Burke. Of Bridgeport, established
she~ Professional one mile roller skating
.''''a IN winning the Eastern professional
U.amponship al the Metropolitan roller
.'IA last night The winners time was 8
.lH.'es 1 second. clipping Sl-5 seconds
I'm INC old record. Frank Brewer. or
=" York. was second and Charles Low
-, - OF Newark. third. "Rube" Waddell,
eccentric pitcher, acted as starter.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
eIeRs IN DRAW WITH LAURIE.

Joe Bibbs OF Denver, and Nike Laurie,
the West Side pugilist. fought fast and
hard ten-round draw at the Superior Ath-
letic Club last night.
In the semi-hnal Chick" Cherry brought
his bout with {. Luna TO an end in the sec
ond round with a lef. hook 10 the jaw
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

In the final round to-day the pairing will
he as follows: Tenenwurzel vs.. Hodges,
Kreymborg vs.. Marshall; Walcott VS..
Black; Smith VS. Jeffe; Baird vs.. Morris;
Joiner vs.. Capablanca; Chajes. a bye. The
apablanca-John game will start at noon
and the rest at o'clock. as usual.
The more interesting games yesterday fol-
low in detail
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
WRESTLING AT MOZART HALL

4 number of wrestling matches will be
held at Mozart Hall. in S6th street, between
First and Second avenues. at o'clock to-
night Charles Sanger Herman Cerichs.
Mel Olsen and the klue brothers Will ap-
pear.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
KNIGHT NOT A CYCLONE
Makes Poor Stand in Ten Round
Bout with Johnny Mario.

The preliminary bouts. only fair in them
selves. alone prevented the show a the Ma
tional sporting club Of America last night
from being a dismal failure Phil knight,
known as the kansas Cyclone" and John
nv Mario. the husky Italian lightweight.
met in the main bout Of ten rounds.
Knight proved TO he little more than tbs
r,ildeet kind Of summer zephyr. He put
his right glove over his stomach. his l-f'
ever mis- face. and walked in he didn't rush
he simply walked slowly and deliberately
and took what was coming 10 him. and tried
10 put over one hard punch which nigh
rossiblv win He landed on an average Oi
u rec punches 70 the round, few of whicf
were clean.
Mario had little trouble in outhoying hin
in every round. and landed ten blows foi
one
The bout Of the night was the six-rounC
ee,ni-fnal between JEFF Smith. Of jersey
Cttv. who has won eight Of his last ten en-
e1eements by the knockout route. and jim
uevward a negro. the self-styled welter'
weight champion Of the United states navy
smith won by a knockout in the seconc
rolnd with a left hook to the Jaw.
Fighting Dick" Nelson. the Danish wei
terweight. outpointed Charley Lawrence
&, a ten-round bout at the Clinton Athletic
club last night Nelson was the faster
boxer OF the two and had the Bronx boy
worried with his jabs and the choppy right
books which he landed throughout the
,out Lawrence relied on his right hand
which he failed to land effectively.
Battling" Hommey outpointed Joe
c,ona in the semi-fnal bout OF six rounds
Hommey floored his man twice during the
course Of the bout with rights TO the Jaw
but was unable to land the finishing blow
Leach Cross and Young Sammy Smith
will meet in the main bout of ten rounds
., tho Empire Athletic Club tonight.
Young" O'Leary. who was TO have me-
"Kid" BLACK. clever youth with hard
nurch in either hand. at the Long Acre
Athletic Club last night thought neuer "'
,ho nronosit,on and refused 10 enter th'
ring good sized crowd was In attend
ance and the management made eyer'
reasonable offer to him. but was unable
10 get him 10 go on
Mike Clancy, n lad with more cou'as'
,han sense. took the place Of O'Leary anc
received a terrible beating.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
GOOD BOUT AT BEDFORD A. c.

smith and Young" Terry will meet
t.s main bout Of ten rounds at the Bed
r., athletic Club. in Brooklyn. this even
IN, seml-nnal bout Of six rounds and
~ ,~eAninaries OF four rounds each also
VI Oh the card.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Goals from field. Manhattan-ouare 49,. Blgh
(2,. Loesch a. Leonard KehsseheT-baIr aL Y
C,srs ctark Goals from foul Loosen tl.
3l%r'' Sarr -, Crane Referee-Miller Time Of
halves 20 minutes each. ,,, ,, ~,
~" "s,,hstifutions- Ryan for Bligh, Leonard for
r,,,nn crane for Giudotu Mellis for Fenton.
EIr loch for stark
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
MANHATTAN COLLEGE 5 WINS

The Manhattan College hVe defeated
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute by score
Of 30 10 y at Dr. Savage's gymnasium last
night
The Iino-up follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
pnSEVILLE BEATS NORTH END.

The Roseville Athletic Association won
,hc odd game from the North End Club in
an exceedingly interesting and close game
IN the Athletic Bowling League series last
nielt. Many high individual scores were
made
srbe scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
RACING AT JACKSONVILLE
Favorites Fare Badly, Only One
Reaching Judges in Front.

Jacksonville Fla, Feb. 2,-Sand Hill
easily won the handicap for three-year-
olds at one mile at Moncrief Park to-day.
He was held at IS 20 in the betting. and
assuming the lead at the start was never
In trouble.
only one favorite was able TO land in
the 'front.' and the layers had the better Of
the DAYS argument in the ring
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