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New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
BIG FIELD TOES MARK
st. Vincent Ferrer Team Wins
American Association Run.
WILBUR LEADS PACK HOME
George Hooley Wins Sixth Con-
secutive Victory in Pastime
A. G. Fixture.

The fast runners Of the St. Vincent FER
rer 'cross.country team, of Manhattan
captured the team honors in the open novice
three and one-elghth mile run. which was
held by the American Athletic Association
in the Bushwick section Of Brooklyn yes
terday. The East Goth street athletes mn
ished In second, fifth. ninth twelfth ana
fourteenth positions for total OF torE
two points. The American Association
which had tho second largest entry. was
close contender. being only seven points
behind.
Thirty-one simon pures toed tn marx
and the battle for supremacy was keen.
Arthur Wilbur, Of the American Athleuc
Association, won the race by margin oil
one hundred yards IN the splendid time oil
l5I2 After the first quarter mile wilbur
took the lead and never rolinquished IT. lie
finished I'm a canter in good condition. Dan
Carroll, OF the ST. Vincent Ferrer club. q
midget attired in knickerbockcrs. out
sprInted Charles Filangeri. II ST Paul
I,vccum. 10 receive second. The latter was
later disqualified for slightly cutting the
course at snake Hill.
III
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
FINE WORK AT THE TRAPS
Larchmont Gunners Have a Day
of Splendid Sport.

Fine craftsmanship was seen yesterday
at the Larchmont Yacht clubs traps. In
six Of the ten matches decided full scores
were made by several OF the Cunners.
shoot offs We're required I'm six events
Eighteen men faced tho traps in all but
one match In that for the first take
home" trophy W Chase was the winner
with full score Of 70. r. L. SPOTS. ".
4. Short and J. Henry tied with "a birds
each. W. Chase was also the winner Of
the 1OO-target handicap match after a
shoot-off with Henry and Johnson. this trio
having tied with the remarkable score n 9s
out OF the possible lOo
T. Lenane, jr.; J. Henry, p. NJ Hig-
ginson and NJ G. Waters tied in the shoot
FOR the January cup with full scores Of
- each. In the shoot-ofI T. ISnane. ir.
won. W. Chase, c. II. Dugro, W. r. Short
and r. Johnson tied in the match for the
vice-cOmmodore's cup with % each. and in
the shoot-off Johnson proved the winner
Of the leg The leg for the Alley trophy
was won by r. Lenane, jr.. with a full
score after a shoot-off with Elias, and
Chase and DR.. Culver won the second
take home" trophy match
The summary follows:
y, HOME ARGE.T'S
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
NEW YORK STILL IN FROM
Has Lead of Three Games IN
Athletic Bowling League.

The start of another week In the AI'he.''
Bowling League finds the New fork A'"'
Ietc club team out in front with 'nree-
ga,no lead over North End ana Newa'N n
Bay. who are tied for second place En~a
beth continues 10 have the best team ave-
age. it's mark Of s42.2 being nearly zen
noints better than North End, Which Is neN'
in line. only three teams-~Montciar' 20
h,mbia and Columbian-have averages 10"
or than 600. quite a difference from Ten
wears ago. when a 9o0-mark was the eXcep-
tion. -.
new leader has appeared IN the ltui-
yidusI average race, Sam Roberts OF Ne"
York. having jumped past both CiausS anu
Wood.
This weeks bowling will be cleaned up
earlier than usual, as will be seen oy the
following schedule Monday, Columbian at
Nontclair. Tuesday. Elizabeth at Passsc'
and Roseville at Jersey City. and Wednes-
dav Columbia at Newark Bay ana Ne"
York al North End.
The standing OF tho clubs ana inoi'ioua'
averages follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
Rules Drafted So That
Kicking and Jabbing
Will Bring About
Disqualification.

Rules for the much advertised lifesaving
contests have at last been drafted. and will
get an early trial. The new sport is sure
10 develop practical and dauntless life
savers Any one who takes II up under a
competent instructor may feel absolutely
confident that after a short course he viii
be qualified to perform the most difficult
rescue without fear OF the consequences.
II is equally certain. however, that swim
mers will have to be educated and thor
oughly coached and trained before they
can hope to enter it with impunity.
To put It briefly. the llfesaving contest Is
an aquatic battle between two opponents
i'm which victory is gained by the one who
subdues the other and succeeds in carrying
him 10 the end of the pool. What Will
happen when two well matched. equally
skilled water men attempt 10 suhdue each
other can better be imagined than de-
scribed. At the same time. while the en-
counter promises to be strenuous TO de-
gree. unnecessary rough work has been
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
POSTPONE MANY SOCCER GAMES

ON field covered with ice at McCarren
Park Brooklyn, yesterday, the Greenpoin,
and 81, George football elevens tried con-
Clrsions in 4 league game of the New York
ana Distrl't Amateur Football League. The
result was tie, at one goal apiece
Owing 10 the poor condition of the ground
az Van Cortlandt Park. the Amateur AS
Sociatlon FOOTBALL cup tie contest between
the Camerons and the Newarks was post-
roned until next Sunday. All the other
lt"rue games In the New York and District
League were also postponed
Having no league engagement Yesterday.
the can Mcdonald Football club divided
It's forces and played game, the married
men 3talnSt the single. The benedicts won
tn hollow fashion. by a score of 3 too
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
LifeSaving Contests
q Nesv Aquatic Spor1

guarded against. The code states tha' u
shall be a foul TO kick an opponent
legs around him above the waist. 'aO III
gers into his face or eyes. strike him e''.e'
with fist or open hand. or hold MN uiio.l
water after he has released his srlp' 40
fouls bear as punishment immedia'o uo
qualification. IL is probable that 10 oOJ'o
tionable tactics will be used.
Water polo coaches and players 'h'oue
out the country are enthusiastic over '"e
irtroduction of the lfesavinS cohtestS'
Apart from their unquestionabie Vaiue III
their own field. they promise to furhis"
number OF candidates for water POLO iro''
among swimmers. who have had the Iuho.'
mentals OF the gar1c-tackling ana oi
inc-thoroughly ground into them so tha'
il will be an easy matter 10 turn them ih'o
clever. efficient players.
In order to give even the lightest men d
chance it has been decided to estaoIIsh
classes. according TO weight, In all open
contests. Limits have been Tentatively set
a 1875. 80. 165 and $50 pounds, but they have
not proved quite satisfactory to all con-
cerned, and changes may be made at the
next meeting Of the committee.
Friendly bouts have already been held. As
an experiment, i'm tho Columbia and New
York Athletic Club pools. and they have
proved that the rules ill their purpose
nicely.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
YALE LOSES TRACK CAPTAIN
Childs Resigns to Enter Business
in This CITY.

New Haven. Jan. 2l.-Clarence Z. Chiids'
captain of the Yale track team, last night
announced his resignation as captain ano
stated that he was leaving college at once
70 accept an advantageous business oner
at New York.
Childs is a member OF the second-year
class i'm the Yale Law School and vet
eran football player. He was on the inter
collegiate track team which went to Eng
land last year TO compete with the team
representing oxford and Cambridge univeI
stiles. His home is at Fremont, Ohio. IL
IS understood that he plans to return 10
New Haven in the spring to assist III
coaching the track team. The election OF
new captain for the team is expected to De
taken up very shortly.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
THE IMP WINS MATCH RACE
Defeats the Snowflake by One Minute
in Ice Yacht Contest
IBy TcIegraph to The Tribunc.

Long Branch, y. j., Jan 1.-Two zee
Yacht races were sailed this afternoon oS
the Long Branch Ice Boat ana ! ath'
club. Both We're at fifteen miles. Tue
winners were Captain Robert iieller-
meyers Imp and ex-Commodore J. {. BID
bon's Ingenuc. In the match race TOT
$500 purse Captain Heitermeyers IMP de-
fcated the Snowflake by one minute Ine
Imp covered the course In lO:i5' inc
Snowflake was "A minute and eight SECONDS
behind Captain OBriens Jack Frost VIII
try conclusions with the Imp next SUNDAY
The times for tho second races were
Ingenue. 56:i1; prub. 37:i1, Jack frost
2a.oi.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
The summaries follow:

Albert Roth. Of the Mohawk Athletic
Club, defeated fast field in the invitation
run of the Bronxdale Athletic Club over a
rough trail in the neighborhoOd Of the old
Morris Park racetrack The pacing posi-
tion was hotly disputed at all stages Of the
race Roth ultimately taking decisive com
mand at the third mile. He soon left the
remainder of the field in the ruck, his great
sprint giving him q lead OF more than two
hundred yards at the finish. Ills recorded
time OF II 80 decreased the former course
mark by twenty seconds Two other Mo-
hawk runners followed Roth home, Tom
Murray and Frank Joyce trailing not less
Than ten yards apart
Tho SUMMARIZE follow
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
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The summaries follow

George Uoolc. the fast distanc" runner
of tho Pastimo Athletic club. registered
his sixth consecutive victory when he
breastcd the tape I'm advance OF twenty 70
five runners tn the weekly three and thre'-
ouartcr-mlo fixture Of the MorningHde
Athletic club For three miles the bril-
liant athlete retained comfortable posi-
ton behind the pacemakers. Then he sud
denly left the pack. 20 fash across the line
with a one hundred yard advantage In the
excellent time Of 1855.
The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
CLOSE RACE FOR CUE TITLE
w. w. Harris Makes High Aver.
age in Glass g Championship.

Three OF the amateurs competing for the
national Class c iS.2 balkline billiard cham
pionship at the Morningside Academy have
displayed skill which seems destined TO
bring them into the finals for the title later
in this week W. W. Harris. despite a poor
start and the loss OF his opening game
came back for his second competition with
an average of i12-i7. Such perform
ancc is all the more remarkable especially
as the best run made by Harris was only
Is
The standing follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
FRANKIE BURNS BEATS DAILY.

New Orleans. Jan. 2l.-Frankie Burns.
Of Jersey city. received the decision over
Johnny DAILY. of Brooklyn. after twenty
rounds of hard lighting before the West
side Athletic club. Alsiers. this after
noon. winning the right TO meet Johnny
Coulon I'm the same ring on February rs
for the hantamwelGht Championship
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
COLUMBIAN LEAGUE CIRCUIT.

st. Louis, Jan. 2l.-Before departing for
Chicago last night John 7. Powers presi
dent of the columbian Baseball League an
nounced that the circuit as ~ present con.
stltuted includes Chicago. 81. Louis. DE.
troit Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville,
Kansas City and Milwaukee. only in 81
Louis ard Louisville, Powers said, will
grandstands have to be erected.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
The standing follows:

Maurice =. Brown, the Glass A billiard
player who replaced J. Ferdinand Poggen-
berg, heads the competitors in the anna
teur handicap 49, balkllne billiard tour
nament at the Knickerbocker Academy. in
Brooklyn Mayer possesses the best aver
age, l2 i-22.
The standing follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
The summaries follow :;

Sprinting away to a big lead soon after
the start. John f.. Gleason, Of the Pastimc
squad of distance runners. easily defeated
large group OF athletes In the invitation
run of the Bradhurst Field Club. james
Kelly. OF the Bradhurst club. was second
with Victor Bcrtoi. OF the %avier Athletic
Association, who made great progress in the
last mile, In third place fifty yards behind
The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

Harry Jensen. Of the Pastime Athletic
Club. veteran Of many famous Marathon
endurance contests, easily defeated a small
field OF fifteen athletes in the weekly in
vitation run Of the Pcnnant Athletic cab.
He won by several hundred yards IN the
fast time Of 2O;l5. James 4. Hughes an
unattached runner. was second, with Tom
Blackwood. Of the ClarcwoOd Athletic
Club, third. one hundred and nifty yards
IN the rear
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
Rome EXCELSIOR Naples

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New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

The White truck and trailer. loaded with
seven and half tons of yellow pine which
was one of the most distinctive exhibits OF
the Garden truck show, left yesterday
morning at o'clock TO ran over the roads
To Philadelphia where it viii be exhibited
during the week. II spent last night at
Trenton. and VIII reach The Quaker City
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

' r.""N r,oyes IN the main bout OF ten ,Ss r,rss,
{, ..OsN ,So American Athletic club on
night.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

In addition 10 the meetins OF D.' a.
ord Gthhons two other bouts wiz oe '.
cided tomorrow night, Frank Nniss, v0s.,t. :
chicago. and ''Young" Dyson the ~, ~
dencc reathcrweight. will meet at er0~s r",.
gymnasium. while at the Mount va .,,.
snorting Club Jumbo Wells o' NUSn ,,.,,,
vii, face Bnl Brown, the Nh'e
negro
1onrrv Dundee and Willie Jones. TWO ~, m
..s,n"rwoIght boxers. will hold the ce"t
81 the Long Acre Athletic Clubs stss
y 81 ,en.rmnd s battle ON "Wednesday nsn'
loo choynsM, the only man who ,no,,, .
knocked out Jack Johnson is aOO' M,
Sn,cr ~ the ring again. The forl"s, s,. n rs.
champion. who fought them al. n,,,,0',rss IN "a y
viii, meet soldier Delaney in Pi''s0u''
two weeks
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

II As purpose is 10 show that Mathew
son does not deserve the credit for being
one Of the greatest pitchers, II not the
greatest. in the history Of baseball, he will
not lack for those willing 10 take up the
cudgeIs In my opinion no pitcher who
ever lived has been more valuable 10 his
team year in and year out Matty's won
derful skill lies IN his ability TO tighten up
at critical moments and TO prevent base
hits being converted into runs. 1t is rot the
number Of hits made off his delivery, but
rather the aumber of runs scored by oppo-
nents which count. There is really no end
70 which "a discussion Of tliis sort could 20,
but the fact remains that results count
and in games won and lost Matty has had
few equals in the last -four years. In order
10 make fair comparison II would be nee
cssary 10 examine the record OF the leading
pitchers in the National League for the
time IN question OF from four TO six years
III order to show that Matty had been
asked 10 DO less or had accomplished less
than such men as "Thrce-fngered" Brown,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

While the various lightweight' OF New
York bay the moon and sigh for mateae'
with champions there are few VINO a,s
willing 10 pit their skill and strensm
against Johnny Mario. the West side cham
pion. Mario is one Of she feW lesums'.
Iightweights In the city. He Is capao'e o'
making l31 pounds in the ring. For tns
last two years Mario has been after :
match with Knockout" Brown, but Danny
Morgan refuses 10 consider the proposton'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24
Partial Table of
Contents

Dictionary Of the English Ian.
glage.
Authorizations Of the Parts OF
Speech
Origin, Composition and Deriya.
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Principles o. Grammar
Simplif!ed Spelling.
Key OF Pronunciation.
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Christian Names OF Men.
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Foreign Words, Phrases, Prov.
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Facts about the Earth.
Declaration OF Independence
Constitution OF the United Safes
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Metric System of Weights and
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Time Difference.
Weather Forecasts.
Presidents OF the United States.
Language OF the Flowers.
Language OF Gems.
Streets, Names OF, their Origin
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Dictionary OF Commercial and
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Familiar illusions
Famous Characters in Poetry and
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Decisive Battles.
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