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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

ing Englishmen established them
selves in 1172 so as to guard them
selves from the enemy. They were
said to be impaled. Only laws made
within the PALE were recognized as
binding. Hence when thing is cor
rect it is within the pale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
Wins AT SOCCER
BY SAME SCORE
Philadelphia Men Repeat
Victory of Year Ago Over
a Picked Team.

BY exactly the same score as 4 year
ago the Allied Associations Of Phila-
delphia again defeated a picked Metro
politan League team at LenoX Oval
yesterday Afternoon. The score was
. TO l.
The game was srappy throughout
and despite she cold 1000 spectators
stood on one foot and then on the
ether until the battle was oyel The
Philadelphia men took the lead in the
first period and scored the points that
brought them victory.
The Quaker City squad lost no time
and shot a goal in the first ten minutes
Of play. Mellors, at inside right,
broke through and with a pretty shot
from the rightield s.dellnc put the
visitors in front.
This advantage was not held long.
Nike Walsh. IT inside left 90. the
ball on the left touch line and when
within few feet Of the Quaker net
shot a goal FOR the home team.
A few minutes later Meadows. at in
side left for Philadelphia, drove the
ball home from the lO-yard line, and
the visitors held the advantage to the
end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
KOL EHMAINEN TO START
Enters Bronx Home News
Race with Other Good Men.

Hsnnes Kolehmainen. national cross
country champion, has entered the
Bronx Home News" race tomorrow
afternoon. Other famous stars who will
face the starter are "Nick" GianakO-
poulis, winner Of the Harlem Home
News" race; Harry Smith, two-mile
champion of America; Arthur Fogel
junior 'cross-country champion; Paddy
Flynn. the erstwhile Irish title holder,
and Tom Barden, one Of Americas
greatest hill and dalers.'
Nearly four hundred barriers will
face the barrier. The course is one Of
the best ever laid out for short run,
and is practically free from cObble
stones. street cars and traffic. Extra
police protection will be afforded, as it
is estimated that thousands Of specta-
tors viii turn out to witness the race.
No less than twcnty-nne trophies
will be awarded. including a three-foot
French bronze electrolier entitled THE
Song of the Twilight
Trophies will be awarded 10 the first
twelve runners 10 finish. the first five
novices, and a team prize. with five
miniature silver cups, 10 the winning
team. Special sectional prizes also will
be awarded.
The start will be made promptly at
1880 p. m. from 81. Anselm's A. C., Tin
ton av. and l55th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
FLYNN BATTLES
LEVINSKY TO DRAW
Difference in Weight a Big Dis
advantage to the
Local Boxer.

Battling LevinSky. the local LIGHT
heavyweight, had q hard time In Darn
ing draw with Dan c"Porky") Flvnn. of
Boston, IN the main bout of ten round 3
at the Broadway Sporting Club. Brook
lyn, yesterday afternoon. Levinsky
weighed 1854 pounds and his New
England opponent 1913, and the differ
ence m weight proved big disadvau-
tage 20 the local boxer. Flynn showed
unusual fieetncss in the earlier rounds
but toward the end he began TO feel
the strain Of the hard fight and enabled
Levlnsky TO even up matters.
Inc Boston boxer drove homo MANY.
a hard blow 10 the stomach and kid
neys during the first five rounds and
had Levinsky bewildered and i'm dis
tress on several occasions. LeviusL,
however, soon found a defence for tho
crushing blows, and Flynn began 10 aim
his attack at the face
The second, third seventh. eighth
and ninth rounds proved the best of
the bout, as the men were both irwin,
for a knockout and were battling af
close quarters. In the last three named
sessions Flynn got home his deadlv
overland right 20 the back. which
- N"N' 10 ''hHn VI pam OH the lace OF
Levinsky and sent him reeling for a
few seconds.
In the Semi-fnal bout of ten rounds
Jim Mace, the English bantamweight
boxer, outpoInted Knockout" Joe DAILY.
OF Brooklyn, with much to spare. After
Young" Erde had outpointed William
Murphy, of Brooklyn. in the opening
boat of ten rounds, both boys embraced
and kissed each other. much TO the
Amusement Of the spectators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
King Shoots Four Goals
and So Wins for the
New York State
League Team.

Picked elcvcns Of the New York State
and the National Soccer leagues met
at Harrison, y. j., yesterday afternoon
in the third annual game between the
two organizations, and the rubber"
contest was captured by the New York
ers by a score Of goals TO >.
The victory was due largely TO the
wonderful shooting and dribbling Of
King, a member Of the Brooklyn Gel
ties, who scored every point credited to
his team.
Close 10 1000 persons braved the
razor-llke wind and biting cold to see
the struggle. and were well repaid. as
there was plenty Of action and fast
play
The first half was hard fought and
at times sensational King. playing at
inside left, scored first for the New
York team. but Sweeney quickly tied
D. up with a brilliant shot.
The second half was equally hard
fought, but King seemed possessed with
unusual speed and accuracy. and kicked
three goals IN quick succession from all
kinds of angles. The crowd cheered
every time he got the bail, aud he we'll
deserved n.
Just before the game ended Stack. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
BACON NAMED FOR
POST OF COMMODORE
Trustees of SeaWanhaka Corjn-
THAN Yacht Club Name
New Officers.

The board Of trustees Of the Sea-
wanhaka Coriathian Yacht Club has
nominated the following officers for
1915 for election at the annual meeting
to be held at the Holland House on
Tuesday, January -:
Commodore. Daniel Bacon. yawl Fo-
l!ta; vice-commodore. Howard e..
Smith. schooner Ahmakola; rear COM
modorc. George Nichols, soop Edythc;
secretary, Charles Joseph Noursc,
treasurer, Alfred r. Whitney, jr.;
measurer, Alexander NJ Orr.
Trustees lclass of 1879 Franklin
A. Plummer Harold s. Vanderbilt and
Colgate lIoyt, jr.
Race committee Colgate Hoyt. ir,
John Clinton Work. Victor
I. Cumnock, Henry H. Landon and Bev-
erly K. Robinson.
Committee on lines and models
John Hyslop, Jonathan Thompson and
John Clinton Work.
Law committee Eliot Tuckerman.
William A. W. Stewart and Gherardi
Davis.
Committee on seamanship and navi-
cation George VI. Bodman. Arthur
Curtiss James. William J. Natheson
and Willis d. Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
ICE YACHTS RACE
DESPITE SNOWFALL
Everett Assay Carries OF
Laurels at Red Bank
with the Streak.
by r.lcrsnh to III. rrLeuns I

Red Bank, n. j., Dec. 25.-The lnde-
pendent Ice Yacht Club did not permit
Yesterdays snowfall to stop its first
racing of the season to-day. There
were four contests the first for the
Commodore's Cup and the other three
for points on the club championship
remnant. Everett Assay, sailing his ice
Yacht Streak, won the first three races
in fast time and lost the final event
to s. Vincent Willis's Fidget by only
twenty seconds.
All the races were for six miles,
around a triangular course. \ brisk
north wind blew over the river morn
ing and afternoon, and often the ice
yachts were blown upon one runner
and made spectacular sight for the
throng of skaters and spectators.
Starting the first race at ll:2l a. m,
the white winged flyers sailed from a
stake i'm front of the Independent club
house to Guyon's Point, and then mp the
Shrewsbury TO a stake off the steam
boat dock and return. The Streak was
never headed and finished at l1:4l:55,
sailing the race in 20 minutes 80 sec
onds. The Fidget finished second at
11:44:08. and Commodore Ralph b.
SickePs P. D. Q. II came IN third at
l1:15:O2.
The second race was started AZ 1853
p. M. the Streak finishing first at
3:19:20. the Fidget second at 1920 and
p. D. q. II third at 3:22:25. Only eight
seconds separated the Streak and p.
d. @. II in the third race. which was
started at 3:46, the Streak finishing at
4:1l:l2, the p. D. q. II at l;1l;20 and
the Fidget AZ Alb.
It was getting dark when the Fidget
flashed across, a winner in the fourth
race. Chester Mintons Spy started
with the three other ice yachts, but
withdrew. Although the Streak passed
the Fidget I'm the third round of this
race, the Fidget by favorable winds
regained the lead and won by twenty
seconds. The start was made at
4:26:0j, the Fidget finishing at
4:5S:35, the Streak at 4:5S:55 and p.
b. O. II at 5:O1:O5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
SEVEN
BEATEN BY OTTAWA
Victory Goes to Canadians Only
After Extra Ten Minute
Period.

Boston, Dec. 20. The University Of
Ottawa hockey team had TO work ten
minutes overtime TO beat Dartmouth
tonight at the arena. The score was
O. TO .. The Canadians started of at a
fast clip. and at the end Of the first
half LED . TO o. Then they let down,
saving themselves for their match with
the Boston Athletic Club team to-mor-
row.
Il was here that the Hanover players
asserted themselves, Holmes and Wana-
maker ticinc the score with two clev-
crly made goals The winning goal
was made only a few seconds before
the end Of the overtime period. Behan,
who eXcelled all through the match for
the Canadians. made a sensational rush
all the way up the rink, passing the
entire Dartmouth defence and scoring
with a close inshot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
ST. NICKS PLAY TONIGHT
Game with Toronto Will Test
New Hockey Rule.

The new hockey rule which practi-
cally abolishes body checking will have
its first try-out tonight, when the ST.
Nicks, champions of the Amateur
Hockey League, and Toronto Uniyer-
sity will meet on the ice at the St.
Nicholas Rink.
Two former captains of college
teams will play on the st. Nick team.
They are HOBBY Baker, the leader OF
the Princeton seven in 1913, and Will
let's. last seasons Harvard captain.
Kilner. another former Princeton star,
also will be in the lineup Of the Santa
Claus team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
Boxing Bouts To. NIGHT.

. The. Broadway Sporting Club. Of
Brooklyn, will stage three ten-round
6c uts tonight. Jimmy Fox. Of san
Francisco, one Of the clever-.t boxers
at his weight that ever appeared in "A
ring on the Coast. will make his bow
10 an Eastern audience against Eddie
Wallace, Brooklyn's contender .or the
teatherwelght title Young Allen will
meet Mickey Dunn, of Harlc1, in n
return bout in the opening ten-round
session, and Eddie Moran, of Provi-
dence, will meet Jimmy Capper. of Bay
Ridge. IN The ten-round semi-hnal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
WHITE SURE HE'LL
DEFEAT SHUGRUE
Arrives Here from Chicago for
His Bout in Madison Square
Garden on tuesday.

Charley White. the Chicago light
weight. who will face Joe Shrugrue in
Madison Square Garden on Tuesday
evening. arrived i'm this city al $3.50
o'clock last night, three hours late.
lie looked and acted in fine condi-
tiou but admitted he did not relish
eating his Christmas dinner on the
train.
White thinks that Shugrue is the
only obstacle in the way Of his getting
another bout with Freddie Welsh, the
lightweight champion. and he is set on
sweeping that obstacle out Of his way
on Tuesday
He talked freely and Fas full Of con-
Gdence that he not only will DUPONT
Shugruc but that he will knock him
out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-26
STRONG WIND NO
BAR TO SHOOTERS
Excellent Scores Returned
in Matches of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club.

Despite the fact that a strong north
erly wind sent the clay birds spinning
at queer angles, and the cold nipped
the fingers Of the contestants, the trap
shooters Of the New Rochelle Yacht
Club returned some excellent scores
yesterday in their Christmas Day
shoot on Harrison Island.
c. A. Marsland carried off the hon
ors Of the day by winning three OF the
five matches decided. I'm the principal
contest for the Christmas Cup, shoot
ing against FIVE others. Marslaud, with
his handicap of Ii, returned full
score of 90, A. Z. Eldridge being the
runner-up. with as, on his handicap
Of u. In the 10-bird scratch shoot
Marsland won, with breaks, and he
also captured the leg for the Accumu-
lation Cup, with a full score OF %.
The scores follow:
Christmas cup 60 clay birds. ha0dicspi--C A
MARYLAND 60. 30. A. I. Ldrds' ll-'. - II
Bulocs ,s'. a.; e. p. Gr'noev 'e.. a.. b.
~follard N'. a.. AifcI >i'4dafd OLD, 90. won
" Ascamai.Hoa Cup l2s clay BIRDS. h,lcsp
=. 4 , Eindse l6. - K. S.o44srd lol. j..
a. $ bullock lOI. re-. q. =. Cranberry ,ol. 10.
Di,t5ate handicap ts,oysrs Cup. % CLAW birds -
q Sra55'eT Si,r'. ..'a, ~ .s, ~ N'f''qa
Eilrdsc uIl. 10. Alfred S.oddard rtI. Do. Won
no CAV birds ls-ra,-ui G. A Maraand O. C.
{. % Rulock g. Won ay Na-s.aud
Fifteen ,.Ay birds )searH'B d S'ollsrd a.
tsr,. II: C. \. MassiaaJ. ~ Won tg D.. r
Stodlsrl.