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Evening journal., 1912-05-18
RAPTISM AT RETHANY.

In Bethany Baptist Church tomor-
row the Rev. ]. + Hunsberger, min
lister, will take for his morning theme,
''The Object Of Worship AT 745
o'clock. The ordinance Of New Testa-
ment Baptism will be administered.
The subject for the evening sermon
will be Salvation What it is"
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
MISSION MEETING.

The May meeting Of the Womans
Home Missionary Society Of Grace
Church was held yesterday afternoon.
The resignation Of Mrs. Ella Semple
as secretary was received with re-
gret The annual election Of officers
will be held next month A pleasing
duet was given by Miss Irene Winner
and Miss Edith Lackey My Savior's
Voice. The program for the after
noon was in charge Of Mrs. Finn.
Mrs. George r. Reed gave a very in.
teresting address on "Non Christian
Faith in America" The hostesses we're
Mrs. J. W Strickler. Mrs. S. G.
Cleaver and Mrs Harold Quimby.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
TuTs Will. TNrnRrsr MorHpRs.

Mother Gray's Sweet powdcrs FOR ,hli.
dren. Certain relief Tor fcverishness.
Headache. Bad stomach Tectning Disorders,
move and regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms. They break up colds IN "a hours.
like them. Over 10000 testimonials used
by Mothers for 20 years They never ran.
Sold by all Druggists, 25c. Sample mailed
FREE. Address, Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy,
n. y.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
RNERTON DEFEATs sd. PAUEs.

Riyerton played rings around st.
Paul's yesterday. defeating them by
the score Of II TO 4. The feature
was The batting OF Lang and Brown,
for RiYerton, aud Ryan, for st.
Paul's. Lane allowed st. Paul's but
three hits while Riverton collected
ten off Of Ryan and Flynn. Riverton
is In the Boys Junior League and
expect TO make things hum for the
leaders RiVerton has new in-
field and a couple Of star outhelders;
also a promising pitcher in Lane
Manager McDermott and Captain
Daley intend TO put Il onto the News
boys Score by innings:
Riverton ....O . 0 ? 20 3 S-ll
st. Pauls ,.....0 0 0 ? l 0 0 /
Batries For Riverton, Lane and
Brown; for ST. Paul's, Ryan, Flynn
and McGillin. Earned runs-St
Pauls, / Riverton, z. Two-base hits
Lang, O. Little. / /; Brown, l. Three.
base hits Brown. 2; Ryan. 1. Time
OF game hours. Umpire-Swane
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
POTTsTOWN VISITORS HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel S. Rath, Of
Pottstown. Pa, are visiting relatives
and friends In Wilmington Mrs.
Rsth was formerly Miss Helen Brln-
ton. of this city. Both arc we'll
known here. Mr.. Rath ia trying 10
book some football games for the Ma
tional A. C., Of Pottstown. OF which
he is the manager and quarterback.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
SOCIAL A SUCCESS.

The dance and box social given by
the Guyencourt Juniors in Centre
vile Hall last Saturday night was so
delightful that many expressions Of
praise have been heard. both for the
Juniors and for Nock's Orchestra,
which played for tho dancers.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
STILLY.FIDANcE.

Miss Anna Stilley, of 1884 Poplar
street and Ralph J. Fidance. Of No.
l7l0 w. Ninth street, we're married on
April q by the Rev J. VI. Crawford.
pastor of Central Presbyterian
Church, at the manse. oil Van Buren,
street.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
AT SECOND VI. p. CHURCH

The Rev. G. F. Earring. will use
as his morning subject i'm Second
NJ p. Church tomorrow, "The Unjust
Steward The evening subject will
he. God Hears Prayer"
Evening journal., 1912-05-18

Robert Kennedy legacy to the Church
Extension Board
From the Presbytery of Chester
asking for the exclusive use Of the
Holy Scripture as the text in all Sab
bath school instruction, and that all
comments and explanations thereon
be in harmony with the standards OF
the church and the Word of God.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
STRAMRERRY FESTMAL.

4 strawberry festival viii be given
by the Christian Endeavor Society
Of St. LulSe's r = Church. Eighth and
Monroe streets. on Thursday, June 6
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
SrNnAY AT WESLEY.

Wesley Nj. T.. Church. Classmeeting,
$50; preaching. 1890; Sunday school.
.; song service, 730; preaching, 745.
Evening journal., 1912-05-18
LnnGE FESTIYAL.

Alpha Lodge. No. 25. Knights OF
Pythias, will hold a strawberry fes-
tival in Pythian Castle. sos West
street, on Tuesday evening. May 21
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
THOUSANDS OF BOYS JUMP
Public School 9 Carries Off Hon.
ors with Good Average.

The athletes of tho eighth year class OF
Public School No. Q. OF Brooklyn. made the
best performance in the annual broad jump
ing competition OF the Public Schools Ath-
letlc League, which. after many months
Of strife. was completed several days ago.
The graduating class did such splendid
work as 10 have an average of feet 3.07T3
inches. Every elementary school in the re-
spective boroughs was judged separately.
II being estimated that thousands of boys
took part.
MANHATTAN-Fifth year q feet 0012
inches; Public School >; sixth year, feet G,s
inches, P :. .; seventh year, . feet I.0032
inches p. 5. 81. eighth year. 2 feet 0.i72i
inches, =. s 81.
BRoNX-Fifth year, feet l0s2i3 inches.
T. s. &; sixth year q feet 3.s333 inches, u. 3.
IL. seventh wear ! feet t03l24 inches, r. S.
9; eighth wear, u feet II. 20 inches. p. ;. ..
BROOKLYN-Fifth year. feet .7.+4l inches,
=. $. i50 sixth year, q feet inches. p. S. o;
seventh vcar. 6 teet 6764I inches, l.. s. o;
eighth year. fee 3.o773 inches, p s o:
QUEENS--FifIh year. feet q inches. u. s.
CO: sixth year, ) feet t1.s529 inches, p :. -.
seventh year. feet l03iO inches, y. S. /:
eighth year. fee, 1881 inches, p s. 81.
RICHMOED-Flfth year. feet S.222l
incher, f. s. 80; sixth year, feet 2.G2sJ
inches, y. ;. "a seventh year, feet I,6I53
inches T. 5. |: eighth year. feet 9.os33
inches y. s. %.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
INDOOR TITLE PLAY PLANS
Lawn Tennis Players to Pay In
creased Entrance Fees.

Lawn tennis players received official nou-
fication Yesterday Of the twelfth annua'
holding of the national indoor champion
shin tournament in mems singles an'
doubles II will begin on Saturday. Ftolu'
ary 10. on the board courts OF the ith Wt
ment armory. The tournament VIII 0Vn
tinue through the following week wiz
competitions holding the courts IN 'ne
morning and afternoon OF Lincoins h''"
dav. Monday, February II. a ne" uop"s
for the championship. designated az '"'
7th Regiment Cup, Is oHered lo'
s,,gIes as Theodore Roosevelt Peil took tns
cnn outright last year by his third victory.
Peu registered az champion III lV''
and 1911. PelI also registered as uo"D'
champion last year. having as partner r'ee
erIck y. Alexander the former nal'o~
champion on out of door courts.
p, an ARRANGEMENT with the regiments
athletic association the players entering i~
the championship this year VIII nave
entire week in which 10 practise Oh ~,
armory courts. There is to De rdu'l
departure this year. however. IN cha'et'e
an entrance fee OF g for each compe'"o,
IN the singles. the same fee as is eNS'..e
for the all-comers' national champiohsnp
at Newport. The fee for the doubles ha'
I.been increased from s. TO 81 IL was ea.
plained that the increased entry fee' II y
boped would deter novice players irynA
competing and prevent the swelling OF iho
lis, TO eighty aspIrants for the honors' -
was the case last season.
The committee in charge of the toprnN
,,,or, includes: william b. Crasin' 1''
referee and chairman; Harry l.. f0'pv'
pohert r. Putnam. Douglas C. Despsu'
r .Kenney. William Cunningham a. -
r,omover and Valentine Treat.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
Lawn Tennis Players Show Skill
in Indoor Tournament.

,,-u ,,.,cd matches In the single ana
doubles brought players into IN" hha'S "'
rho indoor lawn tennis tournament on 'he
hoard courts Of the 7th Regiment Armory'
cstb street and Park avenue. yesterday
4. Postley. displaying skiltully haho''p
driving and placing game. won IN the
CIass y handicap singles. GeorG" q. Moore
g. tho former Columbia University player
paired with g. S. Hauck. Won III IN"
doubles after three lively sets
II had been expected that the singles
,,ould be finished and II was early wheh
postley, handicapped at plus half }O TOOK
the court against j. !. Koen. plus Ia, FROM
the beginning Postlcy proved his supe'
,iority He was not 40 dashinG and spec
tacular as Koen. but he made mp Tor tha'
hv unerring stcadness. koens attacks al
the net provided the enlivenng periods oil
tho match. Postlcy was nlmblc OF foot and
intercepted many Of his opponents volIey
shots Occasionally Koen whipped sho'
mast Postley. but the latter ably held up
bis game. winning at 6-3, 6-3. Postley
awaits the winner Of the Percy NJ. Hal
and George @. Moore, Jr" Hldtch W '0''
pete for the final
uauck and Moore. at minus half 30. had
IN go the limit of three sets In the duub's
before defeating II. L. Naisawald ana :"
n Leigh. handicapped at minus halr To- pE
the score Of So g, Sc The winning
pair was additionally handicapped as
Hauck nmped badly because OF sprained
ankle and he was often Obliged To allow the
ball TO go past him. as it was Impossible
for him t. jump into position. Hauck an"
Moore led at IS i'm the last set, only to
have Naisawald work in some stn drives
to tre corners and carry the games TO o-al'
Al Gall. however, Hauck ana Moore
staaaied and scored the match.
According TO the schedule ISSUED by
Harry Folett yesterday, the final of th'
doubles will positively he played Wednes
dav Uouck and Moore meeting j. j. koer
and 4 c. Postley. handicapped al minus
| n for the trophy In the doubles.
| YaIe's team Is scheduled tor the regl
| rantal courts next Saturday Tor the an
nual dual match. The series VIII consist o.
! four singles and three doubles, play De
| ginning al / o'clock. A. a. Nanderpool WI
! lead the Yale forces. which VIII comprise
| seven or eight players. The uhs team
| viii include William y. Cragin, Jr; Waite
! MERRILL Hall George O.. Moore, 1r.; Calhoun
! Cragin. King Smith. Morris Clark. Rober
Townsend Bryan and possibly Valentino
.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
CHICAGO MAY QUIT DIAMOND
University, Not Cubs or White
SoX. Be It Understood.

Chicago, Jan. 20.-Bascball az an inter
collegiate sport may be dropped by the
University Of Chicago in case the big
Eight" conference rules in favor Of allow
ing students to play the game in the sum
mer time.
A. 4. Stagg is said TO have suggested the
idea in letters to the athletic board Of con-
troll recently, and it Is admitted he Will
get a free hand To act as he sees III At the
meeting Students believe that interclass
games will take the pace Of the conference
games this spring If the summer play rule
is not defeated
The plan will not be placed before the
conference as a threat, as THIS II Is ad-
mitted would be unsportsmanlike II is
said that Wisconsin and Purdue are ready
10 follow the lead Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
COURTNEY BACK AT WORK
Cornell Grew Coach Recovering
from Severe Cold.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Ithaca. y v. Jan. 20.-The illness OF
Charles T.. Courtney. coach Of the Cornell
crew. compelled him to direct tho practice
Of the men to-day from chair. On relia-
bic authority it is stated that Mr. Courtney
had never before conducted practice in
a sitting posture.
The novelty Is the result Of a severe cold
which kept Mr Courtney In bed for two
weeks. While at no time II was consid-
cred seriously the physician IN attendance
stated that he doubted IL his patient would
be able TO continue his work before TN"
beginning OF the second term.
Mr.. Courtney's condition at present is en-
couraging, for, while the effects OF the Sc
we're strain are still present, ne ia quite well
again.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
WELSH GOES TO HOSPITAL
English Lightweight Suffers
from Muscular Contraction.

Los Angeles. Jan. 2o.-Frcddio Welsh, the
English lightweight who wa, scheduled to
fight Bobby Waugh twenty rounds al Ncr-
non to-day, was taken to hospital al
Venice this morning. II was stated that
he had strained the tcndons Of his neck
and back so severely last night that hc
could not keep his ring engagement,
Physicians called TO attend Welsh do
clared hc was suffering from muscular con-
traction Wclsh's neck ~ stiff, almost
rigid, and the doctors said it vas ques-
ton whether he would ever he able TO
fight again.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
FAST ON BOARD COURTS TERRY GETS HIS STROKE
Beats Jaeger Readily in Class c
Billiard Tournament.

MarTuvring tho ivory globes I'm close
formation. g. r Terry. OF Pallsadc PARK.
y. j., Won the ninth game Of the national
amateur Class g lS2 balkllnc billiard cham
pionshp yesterday I'm the Morningside
academy l2ith street and LeroX avenL".
Terry finished his string OF 200 points with
an average OF 9 1851 and high runs of >.
10 and ~. lie left his opponent J. T. Jae-
ger. with only lB buttons on his string, an
average OF i2-6i and runs of u and 10.
Terry did not let himself out until near
the close OF his string. Then he put to-
gethcr a pretty run OF i6. gathered along
the end rail Four innings later Terry
turned of 10 nicely manpuvrcd carroms In
tho lower corner. lie followed with "A, 4 a
zero and %. which gave him a total of 6!
for the five consecutive innings. This was
easily the best effort that has been dis
played 30 lar In the tournament. Terry
Skilfully controlled the balls. ana tho ma
jurity OF the counts were at close Carroms.
Occasionally he worked the dead ball drive.
so that he altogether Outclassed Jaeger,
practically discountlng him two to one
The tournament Will probably come TO a
close IN the course of the coming week
Two matches will be decided each day. 81
that the match for the championship may
be played next Saturday.
The summary follows:
g. u. Terry. o. o. o. 2, o, I, 4. :. 0, B. I, 5.
!. I" O. 49,, = o, o. 2 p J. Il, o. 2. o. % O.
points: average. . iJ-6l. High runs. IS 10
81 J. 7, Jaesor-O. 0. Q. oAoL Q.
o. 2. /, O. o. D. l. :. 4. .. o. o. o. .. l. o. o. - 8.
!, o. 2, o. g 4, o, 10 1. !, ], 3. . o. 5, 3. o.
d Eiss 4ans ls T9ts sha iSs 80 points aver
Referce-F. &. Reed.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
MASON GAVE LAND TO YALE
New Yorker Will Not Finance
Stadium, However.

New Haven. Jan. 2o.-Georgc 6. Mason,
OF New York city. member of tho Yale
alumni athletic committee on new athletic
grounds. is the eiver OF a considerable part
Of the land recently obtained for extensions
Of the athletic field.
Mr. Mason is one Of the two brothers who
recently gave $4,000 for a mechanical en-
gineerng laboratory for the Sheffield
Scientific school report that he would
finance a stadium upon the new athletic
grounds is authoritative denied here. and
such "A stadium. # It is constructed. VIII
probably be financed by the whole body OF
Yale alumni
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

governing its next years season in the
history Of baseball.
In the first place, the league takes stand
against has boens'' and rules that no
player who has played twenty games In a
league Of higher classification Is eligible TO
play in the sally" league In the case of
A pitcher 0r catcher, none who has played
Ten games in league higher UP is eligible.
Then. again. no player who played IN that
league last season and drew more than $50
month will be allowed to play.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
DalY Calls Amateur RuIe
in Billiards Vn-Amerfcdn

Carney has received challenges 10 play Tor
big stakes from Thomas Hueston. now In
Cincinnati: LLOYD Jevne, of Salt Lake CITY,
and Harry. Solomon. Of Portland, ore.
Hueston wished to play for 600 eide.
Jevne and Solomon each stipulated N'wo
The only regular challenge for the cham
pIonshlp. however. was that OF John Daiy'
OF this city. which was supported by
forfeit OF 500 and was addressed to the
winner Of the .Horgan-Csrney game, 10 he
played at Denver about March lc.
Maurice Daily says that a challenge from
Calvin Demarest 10 the winner OF the
Hoppe Sutton 1872 match Is assured. In
recent practice game Of ZOO points against
Fred CCnkIn. after having begun poorly
Demarest finished we'll and made granc
average of q 6s-SL That performance. Daly
contends. shows that Demarest Is getting
back 20 the form he displayed before going
into vaudeville and applying himself eX-
cluslvcly 10 dif,cult shots for spectacular
effect.
Nothing definite has beer done with re-
spect 10 the projected professional tourna-
ment at pocket billiards TO establish ne"
championship Philadelphia and PITTS
burgh are negotiating for the tournament
but Il Is likely 10 he played in this city.
That # will not be assigned 10 any billiard
room IL the only decision reached. Wher-
over il takes place, Il will he held In =
public hall
Willie Hoppe contemplates holding a
three-cushion tournament with John j. Nc
Graw. Mix Donlin. Hal Chase. Christy
Mathewson and other baseball stars as con-
testants 1t Will have 10 be ended by Feb
ruary II. when McGraw and Mathewson
will depart for Marlin. Tex. McGraw says:
I'm in condition right now. and can make
shots that are not In the book
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
LARNED SPIKES A RUM0R
Says Conditions for Davis Cup
Matches Are Fixed.

Auckland. New Zealand, Jan. 2o.-Willism
A. Larned, the American lawn tennis
player. declared that he did not believe
that Harry Waidner. secretary OF the
Western Lawn Tennis Association. had
made the statement Cabed here from the
United States. that the American players
would not compete for the Davis Cup un-
less the Australian players came to Amer
lea 20 defend their trophy.
The conditions Of the contest for tho
Davis Cup, said Mr.. I,arned are definitely
fixed and the American team here Is
strongly opposed To any alteration.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
FAST HOCKEY BY HARSTR0M
Stamford Lads "Wallop" Irving
Seyen-All Saints Team Wins.

The visiting hockey team Of the Har-
strom School of Stamford, and the All
Saints seven of Bayside. Long Island,
found tho teams Of Irving School and
Stevens Prep. easy to beat Yesterday at Tie
st. Nicholas Rink.
! The Harstrom School boys trcunced the
Irving team by score of S to 0. displaying
q high grade OF hockey. The Stevens seven
Cf Hoboken, put up sturdy defence
against the All Saints combination, hut
were defeated by q score of ? to o.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
EASY VICTORY FOR CADETS
Georgetown Loses one-Sided
Game of Basketball.
(By Telegraph TO The TriDune.
IL - 4. q Inn on IN .

West Point \. =, Jan. 9O-The Army
basketbalI team defeated the Georgetown
Ave in very one-sIded contest here to-
dav The score was % points TO 49, The
Army held the lead from the beginning
and had Georgetown on the defensive al all
times. The Army team played as unit
and each man aided In the score. For
Georgetown Schlosser and Culchower
showed the ,est all around work.
rho Iinc-up follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
Sutton Playing Well in
Practice for Match
with Hoppe.

Maurice DAILY is up in arms against the
amateur rule adopted by the National AS
sociatlon Of Amateur Billiard Players. In
commenting on II yesterday, he said:
1T is not only un-American. but absurd,
Under a strict construction IL makes every
body who works about my rooms whether
he knows how TO handle cue or not
professional. and the limit OF absurdity is
reached when IL puts I'm a like class every
clerk. stcnographer and typewriter male
and female. I'm the employ OF the Bruns-
wick Balke-C Collcnder Company. That def
milton needs revision. II may be proper
in England. but it is not adapted TO this
country
Preparing for his match with Willie
Home for the "orld's championship at ~
baIk line billiards at the Hotel Astor on
February :. George Sutton has been play
ing well. Private advices from Chicago say
that In seven games OF 80 points each, MS
lowest average was IS and his best s.
Runs OF 22?. 2i7 and ri were features OF
three OF the games. Sutton will arrive here
on Monday and will play at Maurice Days
room every afcrroCn and evening there
after until the date Of the match
Home has been practising by ninsei
every morning during the last week tie
will begin two weeks OF hard Work TO-
morroU. with Albert 6. Cutler as an op-
ponent. Instead OF the hoy he was "heh
he became champion. Hoppe Is now sohu'
well built young man. weighing 40 POUNDS
since he won the thres-cushion caTro'I'
championship from Alfredo Dc Oro Joseph
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
cApY HEAD OF WESTERN GOLF.

Chicago. Jan. 90--John d. Cady; Of she
Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club. was electeH
nresiden: of the Western Golf Association
nj the annual meeting here tonight
The Western amateur championship TOUR
nament was awarded 10 the Denver Couh'
try Club, while the open VIII be played
over the links OF the ldle~id Cluo' VI
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

Lawn tennis players who qualify under
the regimertal regulations OF the seth Reg-
ment association Will begin the matches in
tho annual championship tournament in
mems singles and doubles next Saturday in
the armor,, e5,h street and Lexington ave-
nue.. Tho semi finals and hnas viii he the
best three out of five sets, while tho other
rounds viii be the best two cut OF three
scts The entry list will close on Friday
with Dr. Rosenbaum. No. l2i West nith
street
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

summary: Goals from held-Army. Van vliet
t5i McTaggart Roberts t3l. sutton, Howel.
WhaIen schlosser e. Cniiehover %. Goals
from foul-Fury %, schlosser substitutions-
Boye for Robert: Howell for sutton: whslen for
Gibson. Cficlsls-Mr Thorp, Columbia. Lieu
tenant Anderson. West Point.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
MONTCLAIR WINS AT SQUASH
Englewood Players Beaten by a
Narrow Margin.

Sduash players of the Montclair Athletic
club defeated the team Of the Englcwood
Ciub Yesterday at Montclair IN the series
for the New Jersey League championship.
Frank Kidde, the leading player for Mont-
clair; W. u. Mill, jr.,. and H. p. Smith all
scored for the athletic clubs team. while
II T. Duryee and f. HartshOrne tailed
for Englewood. IT was close contest.
bowever. as the points fell 123 TO 1l6 All
the matches were won in straight sets.
ope of the best contests On the courts
was that in winch H. +. Smith. former
Harvard lawn tennis star. disposed OF
"Shep" Homans. the old Princeton football
n,aver I'm straight sets 10 the score Of
I'll. 15-9. Homans possessed plenty Of
snecd. but he was shy of direction. He
yas not 30 uuick Or 50 certain on the
,,,rns as Smith. whose agility and timely
n,ckhandcrs carried him through to vie.
,orv Frank kddc. one OF the Montclair
onamoions played In hurricane fashion
oc,inst A. II. I.ocKett. The variety which
Kidde nut into his game constantly threw
Iockett off The tally was lj-s lj-IO
The summary follows:
Nontclair Athletic Club IS. EngeN God Ciub
pranL Kiddo Montclair A. g., defeated A H.
ootSt, rSnglowood. i5--s, i5-i0: w u Mil
r Moptclair \. T., defeated II. D. Chatter
Fnslewood. l5--9 15--9; H. 7. Smith. Moniclair
abii IT.; u = DuTyee. Englewood ds-
feeted 4 l. Marvin. Montclair A. g. is-lo
he. y Usrtshorne Fnsewood. defeated r T.
Keley, MontclaIr 4. c., i5--6. I5-ll.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
JAMAICA HIGH BEATS FLUSHING

The Jamaica High School basketball team
defeated the Flushing High School In
hard fought tournament game ir the I'd
Regiment Armory. Flushing, yesterday by
a score OF 20 TO iS
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
ROCHESTER FIVE BEATS UNION.

schenectady. \. Z" Jan. so-hoc"'s, mi.
ds,sa,ed Union in hosketbsll here ''''
afternoon BY score of IS to,s. f
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
, si,ion. Flushing nsl.

Cummines ,al Iavlor Goals from fouls Nor
risoa dH. Cummings ~. Referee,,J johnson.
Public Schools A. L. Umpire Pierce Public
Schools A. L. Time Of hsves-fnteen minutes
ZACH
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

Goals-Flrst half: RoOg. 5:32 Linn, S:13;
ROok 1915 Second half: otis 42J;
Reynolds. G:j6; Rook t3:i3; Linn. 4:O2; ;
! Reynolds. li:4s. Referees. Wanheld. Yale
/ Time OF halves-Fifteen minutes.
! S.In,s poyIo,,, c,o,,.,. D.. "a,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
ITS (2), Position. Stevens Prep. tn.
MORE INDOOR LAWN TENNIS.

Goals-First half: Henderson, T:tJ: An
drcws. 1857 Referee. Leo. stevens. Time
OF halvcs-Fift"en minutes.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

The South Atlantic League has promu-
rated the most remarkable set OF rules