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The sun., 1913-12-28
DARK HORSE VICTOR IN
JUNIOR CROSS-COUNTRY
Harvey Reed Finishes at Great
speed in Five Mile Race
at Philadelphia.

FHiLApkLpHIA. Dec. c1.---lluvtE Reed,
n dark horse, wearing the colurs of the
Marquette club. was the winner Of tn"
Junior cross-country run Of this district oi
the A. \. l.. which was held under the
auspices of the Boys club OF the church
club this afternoon He covered the fiv"
mile cuurs. In 10 minutes 3, seconds.
From the outset Reed set n good pace.
gradually drawing away from his oppn-
n'utS. James Dunlap ~ the West spruce
\ g. Mas ia second position. covering th"
cpurs" In SO minutes 80 seconds. II. was
closely followed 10y Joseph Distol Of the
Marquette club
Til" running of Reed vas n surprise "a
the thousands of athletic enthusiasts W.u
were On hand While "a good runner T."
was not considered a champion by au,
means. II" showed unusnhi speed over
the l,av, roads ami finished Al a sprint
Ing pace. The finish va us follows
Harvey Reed. MarqIette. :&.c-; Jsu,e.
puulap. W.st spruce. 33:s% Joseph pisio..
Marquette. 33:5N. g.. Wagner. N"t ur'.
l.. SNYDER. GermsutoVn y e.. q d. Thornp,
EntNist'c. Geruantnvu ~ g., 80 -, j"lf.
Weiss. unattached. 3i..F, loseph Hit,hHl.l 10.
,ierinsutoNn u. 4. 9tS- Joseph ~orl..
81 pntrleks \. \. 3i;39 Joseph -,h',H't
Marquette. 3t:+-. W l.. rrir'. i"rusrt" .rii
u G.. 3iis NJ. Giorlano. Magnetic. 20 %.
4 bow us. NaruI'tt" - y, u 'n-t'eNur'
Ir.. Germantown H. e, 3...l.
The sun., 1913-12-28
GARDEN FOLK FORCE UpPERCU.
Attach BONDING Company for Rent
Of Madison square Garden.

The Fidelity and Deposit Company OF
Maryland, which was on the bond of
lngIls NJ. lppercu for the payment Of
$4,000 on the lease Of Madison Square
Garden for the six day bicycle race and
which was made IA defendant IN the at
tachment proceedings brought by the +.
and u. Company. owners Of the Garden,
because of IN" non pay mcnt Of the money.
hal the attachment against II vacated
yesterday ny Supreme Court Justice Ford
4 bond was filed for s25, 900 10 cover any
Judgment that may ho obtained IN the
suit. The company filed a bond Of a rival
surety company, the United states FL
delity and Guaranty Company.
In asking 10 have the attachment va
Gated Henry AmernIan. counsel for tho
defendant, said that acting under the at
'achinent the Sheriff took possession of
the bOndlng companys office at Rector
street and lnterfered to som" extent with
the COmpany's business. The sheriff also
tied up a bank deposit OF $4,000 In tho
Chase National Bank, and for these rea-
SONS the Fidelity and Deposit Company
decided to give a bond.
The sun., 1913-12-28
TRAIL OF DISASTER IN
MOTORCYCLE CONTEST
First Grand Prize Race send,
Riders to Hospital
Bob Perry Wins.

SAVhSNhI. Ga. Dec. 2..-rhirty-iiys
machines were lined up at II O'Clock this
morning for the start of the 30J mil, first
grand prize motorcycle rae, uVcs IN.
Chatham county automobile" course Rob
Perry Of rrbana. H.. riding an Excelsior
machine, won I'm tn" FAST tim. OF
20 :0s. which is little better than fifty
nine miles an hour. VI. y. Jones of
Middletown, Ohio ON a Merkcl. came in
second In :3S :03 and =. II. Canp'eJohn
OF Jacksonville. Fla, Tho. was third IN
. ~ 20 3-3. j. " Gregory Of Savannah.
on an Excelsior. vent th' fastest lHp Of
tu. race. making the distance OF a Nttic
over eleven miles In ten minutes
The rae" was rcpl"tc with sensational
Incidents and minor accidents -. \.
Porter and G. g. Adams. both nf SAVANNAH.
thu former on a Yale and the latter ON an
Excelsior broke a leg and on ankl" re
Spcc,ively early in The, race. J. H. k"lIy
Of Savannah. rlding an Indian. went lntn
a barbed wire fenc" and was So severely
cut that hp had 90 abandon tho contest
II. f. kuCh. Jr. of savannah. un an
Indian. took the turn ~ ilic grand stand
too nigh. and wa So badly hurt that H."
was taken 10 hospital. j. =. tahoro.
Thor. Savannah. was seriously Injured
when his machine went into a ditch to-
wari the end Of the race. e H. Sudduth
Hluffton. Indiana. Indian, turned u sD,n.r-
sault On his machine. but continued IN
the race.
Martin Schroeder. n savannah boy. iu
making a wide turn into Waters road
nie ed co!l!dinr with the grand stand by
hairs breadth. His sister. who was
among the spectators, tainted. Schrod. r
got back into the course and continued In
the race until he was disqualified at the
pits for taking too much assistance
Cafieros young sister also tainted when
he was hurt in sight of the grand stand
The sun., 1913-12-28

drafted from III. ST. Iaul American As
sociation team this fan by the BROOKLYN
National League club. will not play with
me latter Organization, according to "A
letter written by him To- a friend IN this
city. RtSgcgt states tina, h- has accepted
ter,ns with the i'ittshugg Federal Leagus
team and expects To sign contract
with the local team IN few days.
l,iggrrt WAS rated as one OF the us AT
playc's IN tho American Association last
year. Several clubs put IN a draft for
him but the Brooklyn team drew tho
lucky number iiisaeit will get considera-
hla more money with tho local team than
BrU0klyn Is willing to give him.
The sun., 1913-12-28
Seeks Job as Deaf
and Dumb Umpire

TkRRE HAITE Dec. IA deaf
and dumb umpire with
leather lunged a--istan, To an
nounce his decisions NAV he an at
traction in the Central League next
season. Dummy Taylor. former
pitcher Of the New York Giants.
has applied for "A position on the
umpire stan of this circuit and is
confident that he can make good
Taylor il willing 10 hire an assistant,
at his own expense "A person who
can readily understand the finger
language the Central League
officials may decide 10 engage him.
TAYLOR is through ~ n boxman and
is said Ia be IN need Of financial aid.
He knows the game an his friends
say he ought To- make n efficient
judge @ play
The sun., 1913-12-28
JAMES TAKES THE GOOD ONES.
Al shoots nt Crescent \. 4. GO to
the Handicap Division.

Handicap gunners were successful nj the
BAY Ridge traps of the Crescent Athletic
club yesterday The best work was done
by clinton X. James, who won every i'm
portatIt prize during the afternoon Mr.
lanes shot with a handicap OF 3 In -
targets.
For the take home trophy at 100 tar
gets, he had a handicap Of Il, and finished
with II total OF ~. j. =. Lawson was
second with card Of "a The g,nners
finished In the same order in the weekly
shoot for the stake trophy James winning
the prize with "A fun score Of 25 targets
In the shoot for tho presidents cup al
no targets, james was high gun. win n
total Of 80, After n tie. he was beaten
FOR one of tn" club trophy prizes by w. W
Marshall The latter gunner scored in
two of these events \ third was taken
by ". ". '"ll
There WIN BE- "A holiday shoot at tn"
Crescent Athletic CLUB on New Years Day,
The sun., 1913-12-28
LANKY BOB THREATENS TO QUIT.
Says Hes Good as Ever and Lots "i
Other Things.

PLAINrrELr. Dec 27.-Robert Fit2sim-
mons. when interviewed to-day concerning
his deharnert from the ring by the N'N
York state boxing commission, declared
that he would forfeit his citizenship and
have nothing more Ia do with America II
the action was sustained He said that hc
considered the decision of the cummv-
sion an outrage.
He claims To he better than when he
won the championship Of the world, that
he Is % and not ~ years Old, and that
h. is sti' holder Of the mddlewright and
light heavyweight champinnships.
II am willing to demoustrR'" uy lbj'-
ity 10 any one IN the world. sGid I.anky
Rob. "and r. those who know thrk that
am urihlc to lick white hope after
nm exhibition in III" ring | win uhidc
hv the decision. Give me the best flghtci
IN the ring to-day ana ! will lt'k him
or forfeit the purse and everything els, -
The sun., 1913-12-28
BILL KRAMER BEATS TWO MEN.
Runs Tw" MILES IN O,RI-whitney
Urnves Shot Far.

BUFFALO. Dee. William Kramer,
the New York middle distance runner,
easily defeated twu local runners In n
special two mile "veni AT the seventy
fourth Regiment games Tonight lie al
most tapped sam stuart aud sam Whinin
In the good time of y minutes ~ second.
The result was never in doubt. Kramer
leading all the way after allowing the
others to make the pa"" for the first
dunr,er The first mile was made IN
40 -.
Lawrence Whitney. dartmouth star and
member OF th" olympic team hraycd the
sixteen puiinh shut I, feet and 10 inches
siN feet iuI'hcr thau his nearest com
pcttOr. Whitney was in rare form.
The sun., 1913-12-28
CRESCENT MANAGER
ANSWERS CENTRALS
Declares Every COurtc>! Was
Extended To \. VI. {. \. in
Soccer Controversy.
WAIVED HIS OWN VOTE
Says DisgruntIed Team Did Not
Appear In Accord with
Spirit Of League.

Ifol okei by the action oc she ,'ent..tI
V NJ. e. \. soC~'r eleven In withdrawing
from the F.cid club Leuguc ~ New Yors
and New Jersey after being inflicted with
penalty and subseauently criticlsinr the
League. the Crescent Athletic club. a. Win
ner of IN" championships and the officer,
~ the leagu" have decided not 90 perm,
the published statement or the central
to go on record uncontradi"tcd
Manager Humphreys ~ the Crescent p,
g. team In commenting upon tho protest
lodged against panielsun OF .he Contrals
on IN" ground of professional and
which resulted In the deduction OF tNu
points from the standing of tho Ccntrsls
states that II vas not lcnioncy that the
latter wanted, but immunity.
Further than that he said that ne. a.
au Interested party. nad waived his vote
AT the meeting of the league and that the
decision had gone against IN" centrals
who, had they been influenced by feeling :
of the best sportsmanshp. should have
ab,ded by IL. Moreover. he added. that
the centrals were indebted to tine league
for courtesy shown them in their admis-
sion to that organization. the rules uf
which limited membership TO field and
country clubs with private grounds and
also other clubs OF amateur standing Th-
last clause was added 20 accommodate the
Centrals.
Mr. Humphreys also pointed out that
after the player In question had been under
suspicion last year the C"ntrals we're
warned about him again early this season,
In spite OF which he was played In five
matches Also, he makes the important
point that the league started to thresh the
subject ont early IN Novernbor. "a, which
time III" Centrals fought for Il penalty of
tNO l,ulutS instead pf the ten a. IA strict
reading Of the rul" would cali for.
subsequently, and nfior they W"rc de-
teatrd in their second game with the
crescents. they changed their tactics and
strove for immunity. Altogether accord
ing to Mr. Humphreys, the Centrals seemed
to be out OF accord with the principles and
spirit of the Field Club Soccer League.
The sun., 1913-12-28
TINKER SIGNS WITH FEDERALs.
~ Least Announce ement 20 That Ef-
feet Comes From ChicasO,

CHICAGO. Dec 2,.--Iuseph Tinker,
former manager Of tho 'inciunati Reds.
and Mordpcai frown. famous pitoher for
tn" thicae" cubs. but lptrr with 'in-
ciurati iuIcd IN" rank uf the Federal
League to-day. Tinker signed threc ycnr
contract to manage the chicago club Of
the Federal League. and Brown Will
mannk" 81 Louis His contract is also
Ior tire" years, This announcement was
mace hv the Federal I.eagu" officials to-
night. The terms az the contracts snid to
ha'" been signed by Tinker and Brown
wer" not mad. public.
II * announced also that Toronto viii
replace Cleveland IN the Federal League
circuit next wear
The sun., 1913-12-28
'PINEHURST GOLFERS
FIND NO. 5 TRICKY
Leggernlan Leads Record Entu
with Card Of 81-Stagc
Second In 8:,.
EAPEKTS' SCORES SOAR
Well Known Players Of Ability
sink to Second and Even
Third Sixtccn>.
EXPERTS SCORES SOAR

iI>EHUtsT, y. C., Dec 2,---Henry Y
Segserman of Englewood with a card o'
81 led record field Of elshty-seven con
testants In to-day's qualification round OF
tho tenth annual holiday week golf tour.
nament His closest rival for gold medal
tonors was Coach a. A. Stacy NJ Chicago
University, who recorded an So. william,
a. Barber. Jr. of Princeton was third In
50 ana ". r.. Truesdel OF Fox Hills
iour1n IN ~. Three pairs were tied at 90
and ~, with the quadruple tie a, 90 mark.
ina the limit OF admission to the first d..
vision. -Four divisions continue at play
through Wednesday next.
Waiter j. Travis of Garden City is in
attendance. but as he came down here to
recover from an attack of the grip he fei,
hardly up to playing this morning The
day WAS Ideal but the contestants found
IN" difficult "" 3 course more or less OF q
puzzler and as n natural consequence a
number OF 'he favortes are well down IN
the first division and few Of them are n,
the second. The summary:
sorrs-msn rrs-,asr's cup First division H
chicago 50: W. A. Barber. Jr nrInee;s,,
g. g. W; r. Trnssdeil Fox Hlis. 50: "
North Fork. so: = l.. Becker. Wno1lanI 9n
Waiter @. clark, wolia.ton. 90: W. u booth
In In. g,~sn',S q s'nrSs..r, 81 Ie"tGe croksr Brook
Boyd. Hellericve. o.; ~ g. White Ridge
Wovu' W" Notert Hunter, Woo Burn q.
W. J.. 'ti-. New York. %. william southei
byksr Meadow. %.
E9yernors Trophie.-seconJ DIVISIONS
Wee Burn. @i. J. y tumfnis, Ncw Work
e.; q. W johnson. Hackensack 90; Home
Hoyer, Southhoro. 90. j. \ Iulnai. EnIn
-; j Il. TowIc Cnlufne. ~. J If rrhnnn
son spring Haven. ~: L.. l.. Sco'ield W..
Buri. ~; u = Hrng"tford. Fox UiIs 0,
W. a. farb"r. Euglewood pS. T. e. shan
non ~ OAK litll. -; q. a. Gilie't MNkprvl
:, NC Ee'. +. 'hcathain Salisbury "a
n ~ Mcclellan, Fox Hll- 81; a ". pearson
ArnWanis, 100.
=, S"crc'nit's Trophies Third divi.,on
Y .. harper Now YORK. loi. !. /: iiafn4.
SprlnE Haven l"i; = y. storm I.ngIs
Wo"t TO- Edward Msrtiu Engl.wnnI Ia
J.. ". Fay frRm!nghHu Io. M.tAuio.
lrlghi, Huntingdon Valley iot. T.ut
iieikeL Fox iIiis loJ: Z. W iia-,nnr.
"Nkaryl l0t Il. :. Hawthorne W,unta
!a",h' l"i, W: .. Rcscher. Hassau. los
6. W smith WILMINGTON. peL. iu-. John
,Mliiians' Hl-nda!e' i1'. David Gregg j.
1roosI!M. 1905; :, A. N"nnessce. ''oorer.
tii. ke'' ioi. !. u. g. Ruusey. f'rook :. I,5.
Tr"A~urer's Trouhi-.- Fou-'h ,I,.isi.r.
Dr. Linton smith. Wiumingtu,I irt. ,N
booth. bnwcHtsia. los. H. Na.rn.
AIsNAh. ll"; cabot =. Nor-" Nr.It.tou
ITO T. i. Amor, lr. t-rcN ,'ulIut. ITO
J T. N"taddor. Wykasvl lI. Ipncil.
McNi"kar Nv York III. :. NJ N'uloug
NssSaau' ~ " Prett h"Sr"'. ~ T..
,,"uH Now ok %: t'H'nt. k.,.hr.
~: Y. \ >a.Ito.. N"r,,.atr. III H
Bsiiins .n,. ter-'.k. 30. = D. N.r.d1..
Jr :, i.'i'' - It,. } l.. Gn.asAcr GO.
The sun., 1913-12-28
ODD ANGLES EwlLDER GUNNERs
Variety >b""t al Essrx counts rcs,
ot >imhIc Wits.

Ws.r 'r,>ur. I., 2;. var1cj.
suop' W.> fhc f..tir, Il -, trap Of 'lr
!;gary county country club th's nft-r
iuur,. Two troj's were pressed into servlr.
and 'u. -uuucra were not allowed to know
I'm what direction tho nyiug clay bird.
would sail tn" "y"ut NHs at fifteen tai
gets scratch Hrd ;h- winner was LAM.
\ iiut. who hrut. ~. T. " Shanic,
Jr.. the ,lun champion, VIZ. second Wit
4 scor, Ol "a.
Hart wns th" principal winner AT n.
traps to-day, fu. 'r turned in the b' a.
score iu IN" tan pairs Of doubles. Nher.
hc had p a. ~nHuley was also sr.out
best Ia ths r>'i'. Th' srason troph,
shoot 1t t- targets va- won ~ t.. /.
'e,l"r. who had e froW '.ndic,p %
-. while W ~" utbor - targets event. o
sweepstakes. rrI"r iisu'l, Ir. bruugnt
IA 81 r.rt'.t s,o,t .id't 10y Ms haudi
,lit HI
The sun., 1913-12-28
ARMY COLTS START LATE.
Hrat~n by lOnkers Five ny ts to -
After slow Beginnine

WEsT POINT. '. Y. Dec. 27-Seton
Hall cancelled it's i;ame scheduled FOR TO-
day with the Army Anyway local basket
hall d.vuter- wer. provided with n spec
tacular exhibition ON th" courts in the
big gym when In. fnnK,rs Athletic AS
sociation tiyr lined ny against cadet
team made up entirely of "Plebes." IN"
athletes winning by is 10 ..
The Army colts were or the short end
Of IL to score AT the end of the FIRST
half but fine work by bradbury. Cole and
crnzier and Inaccurate shooting by You-
kers gave the Army lads n look In for "A
few moments. Toward the finish the
cadets were going fast and their perfect
physical condition was beginning 10 wear
down their rivals. The lineup:
The sun., 1913-12-28
WHITNEY WINS FIRST SHOOT.
New NUrL Gunner Urnts GUod ImLr
wOOd Eicid With so Out oV 100.

LhkrWuor. \ J., ilrc. ., Arthur T.
Whitney of New Work won th. j. IIth.r
iIight silver trophy here this afternoon
In III" mtnl sh"ut ON the new Laurel
tIuus, Iuu club grounds. Whitney had
SO breaks out 0f loo. Other scores To-
IN" cN mt were;
g \. Murphp, -, t.. j. WerihiIt =.
i. Luther Rrisht, u, 4. =. Nnl1"ItuL q :
A J. hct'lur", - I'r. William - SchHuifier.
SO; Frederick \ fottH ~. fouI go
huIu, *, Iu. charles T. LlL.tot. IS: Or,
e. -. ~, kAvser, 20, John = Ilaucs -
The big shoot OF the season viii l..
held ON NcN Years bl>, when teams
trora the Field and Marine 'lut. N,N
York Nthl'ti" 'luh hud other clGh 'odu.
Will ,uup'tr h,l". rho ,N'uis tu-duH
w"rc elimination rlds fm the h"n'
team.
The sun., 1913-12-28
tREsCENTs TRY FIELD HOCKEY.
'"'crni Ice HOckey Players TRY
Hand at View Gam~.

- INK u movement to introduce field
.'.. which ON account nf its purely
Cd" status has superseded soccer IN
,IFt~ uf Euslind. the Crescent Attn
I.Nl s,crldY sent an eleven. In
y .c,trtl well known ice hockey
'.-. fo Livingston. staten Island. to
j"ru formed hy members Of the
island cricket and Tennis club
'uc side proved to be more con
e witu me rules OF the game, which
q piaycr to hit with the left eide
.." stick only and never above tn"
i', and they won by the score of
IFS to o.
... 'ptug that cricket bah is utilized
I..r .: a football the scheme OF the
..' . most respects resembles soccer
..i- precisely ,ha same lineup.
''. t.." ice hockey men both oliver John
I'l Strs Kennedy starred. the latter
very speedy. but frequently penal
% consequence Of confusing the rules
'ho tWu games In this respect the
.1tS generally were handicapped.
The sun., 1913-12-28

Charles T.. Fin!ay. banker or Great
Neck, L. l.. extended his hospitality tc
the cadlies OF thu balNnnd 'iolf Clul.
and as u result ever" caddy who has
carried the clubs of the members Is
spurting new shoes and stockngs. a. II
holiday gift. Each caddy also received
pair Of gloves from Howard T. rlarl
If Manhattan.
The sun., 1913-12-28
CREsCENTs OVERCOME LEAD.
Down Merchant>tIIe Eleven Two
Goals To One.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 21.--With the
hracing air adding zest to the play the
soccer team Of the Crescent Athletic club
Of Brooklyn and the Merchantville eleven
met here to-day. Tho Crescents carried
or the victory, overcoming the lead estah-
ished by Merchanty'lle In the first part Of
tho second half The visitors won out
finally by goals To /. the deciding goal
being shot in the last few minutes of play,
Later in the season the same two teams
VIII meet 10 dcrd" the custody for next
yenr of tho Crescent challenge cup, Tho
The sun., 1913-12-28

'.u"is chess team played In the an
match Yesterday with the Staten
ra0S chess club on hye boards. 'rhs
.--. -'s we're defeated by points to 2.
'N former Cornell players, Louis Tolins
farl Simonsun. wcr" on the Staten
ui team and both won their games.
: Perkins. FIRST board for the
.,Odns, distinguished hlmself with n
~ ut victory over w r. Ryan. presi-
= "f tho Staten Island club, and re-
ted A. the strongest player on the
p. 'rl mex, 20 4. II. Hodges.
The sun., 1913-12-28

Members Of the Atlantic Narh cum
win see the New Year IN at the Autumo.
bile club Of America. francis \. Weis-
mann. chairman OF the ent"rt ijnmsut
committee, has arrauSrd many uov,i
events for In" first New Years Eve party
that tine yarh,smcn ever have ht,l In
Manhattan, The sailors w'll hold t.,rlr
house
The sun., 1913-12-28
sailor. sink After uard ssruss,e.

~ Marquette oval BroollNn, yesterday
the 'lan Mcdonald Strul,rrs met soccer
team of sailors from the steamship Cedric.
whom they defeated to The tune Of " goals
to /.
The sun., 1913-12-28
LEAGUE SECOND DIVISION.

An In. nome teams In IN" Houthtrh
League played true to form. not one being
beaten Slx won their games ana iour
.hared the points. Swindon Io"h' sun
At the top. beat West Ham Cnited' D!
I TO l.
Queens Park hangers played drawn
zane with TillirEnam. This Is the most
improved 'sam In this league and has
is.r from last To- seventh place. TIE
r,sults:
The sun., 1913-12-28

Army . Goals from field TIT abark. 9:
tirievc. l; Pul-ifer. I; Cole. bradbury. CroXer.
Goals from fouls Titshn"k. 2; kilhurn, ; Sub
Army. bradbury for Beasey, Crump
for Tate; CrOZier for SchwarZkopf. Butter for
Crump RcfcrT Koch OF Y"nker- Timo of
N hllvp--.u minutes
The sun., 1913-12-28
Tile IEAGI'E-FIRST DIVISION.

In tho second division two London clubs
met at Fulham, where Clopton Orient
supplied the opposition. Ftilham beat
,he,- reightors by . to u. Not's County
entertained Grimsby Town and made
amends for their regent failures by ronp-
ing home 60 the extent cr to u. The
results
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