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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
All League Players Take
Field for a Full
List of Games.
ROVERS BEAT CHELSEA
BEFORE BIG crown
Manchester City Holds First
Place, While Oldham Ath.
letic Drops Back.
fBy Cable 20 The Trtbun. :

London, March pa full list a,
league soccer games was played 10.
day.
Chelsea's victory over Nevea,,l.
United last Saturday has stirred IN all
soccer followers throughout Londo,
and the South Of England 70 hyb
pitch Of excitement, and me London
club has now q fine sporting chance a.
appearing in the final. An interestIny
international league game was Ar.
ranged for to-day between the Rnyl,h
league and the Scottish league, result
ing in England winning easily By a
score Of TO /.
In the first division Of the Awoci..
ton league to-day's chief attraction
vas played in London, where Chel,.,
entertained the Blackburn Rovers. Tbs
famous Royers are always a splendid
drawing card, and it was not surpri,.
ing that a crowd Of $4,000 people
turned up 10 see the game. Chels,,
was without two Of its best player,
and was beaten by score Of 3 to
Having lost their position az the ton
of the table on Thursday, Oldham An.
letic stood a poor chance Of regaininz
it to-day, as, visiting Tottenham. who
are now playing desperately 10 save
themselves from reduction to the sec.
ond division next season, they lost b.
score Of 20 0.
The Spurs made useful jump o,
four places in the table. The Man.
chester Citys are once more al the TOD.
and went further ahead by beating the
strong Sheffield Wednesday club all
ends up by 10 0.
The results follow:
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Bombing, with a Fen Stray
Shots at the Head Pin

several other railroad teams IN line IN
the national tournament
Occasionally "Uncle Yohn" Schilling
drops into Thum's 10 have a tilt with
"Uncle joe at billiards or skat--a
favorite game up there. Neither of
them. however, ever thinks Of rolling.
Uncle Nohn" is at his best telling
"reminiscences. the majority Of which
have 10 do with Uncle Joe's" captaincy
Of the champion interstate team nearly
two decades ago.
There is one story about these two
noble Romans which rs interesting.
When New York rolled in Buffalo In
one series Thum made l02 in one
game. Passing some cigars 10 the
scorers, Thum asked them 10 enter the
name "SohillinG" against that l02. John
never quite got over IL; in fact, he
never heard the end Of it.
The best part Of the story, however,
came at the national tournament in
Rochester in 1908. John and Joe went
into the doubles as partners. Thum
once more got busy. and on the big
blackboard in front where every one
could see IT. and where John could not
overlook it as he rolled, were the
figures 400" II completely upset
Schilling, who actually made l0l "The
northern part Of this state is too much
for me-" remarked "Uncle Yohn" after
ward.
In the national tournament of 1907
~ Atlantic City William Macdonald,
Of the Subway team of Brooklyn, cap
tanned by Herman Ehler. rolled 257, the
highest single score IN any OF the com
nc+itiops. As there was no prize Of
tercj for TINS achievement Billy re-
M, rked. It's ma ne mon wha skittles
The highest wha gets the hawbees.
This wear "a prize has been offered for
this very accomplishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
FEW AT N. Y. A. C. TRAPS
Corbett Takes Two Prizes at
Travers Island.

Although il was a perfect day Tor
trapshooting, there was small heid OF
gunners at the Travers island traps
of the New York Athletic Club yester-
day. Not a single straight score was
made during the afternoon.
The most interesting shoot was the
rare for the scratch prize that ended
in tie between George j. Corbett,
chairman of the shooting committee,
and c. J. Stein. Each had 81 out Of a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

The Scottish League season Is a.
drawing TO a close, the majority OF y, %
clubs having only -four more games ~ :,
play. Hearts retain their position - :,
the top OF the table, disposlng OF 10"
tick Thistle by a score Of 3 10 l.
With the exception ~ ham,', "a
Academicals losing 20 Falkirk oy
0. all the home teams picked Up po. ns,
no fewer than seven winning QUITE
The results follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

The championship schedule to-day
calls for the following games:

The championship scheuUIe Io-uHy
calls for the following games:
Clan Chisholm Rangers vs.. Yonkers,
at Marquette Oval; Clan MacDuff VS..
Camerons, at Harlem Field; New York
Celtics vs.. Hollywood Inn, at Nepera
Park, Yonkers; Bay Ridge VS.. Our
Boys. at Bay Ridge; st. George vs..
|. r. T. Strollers. at Lenox Oval; Green
point VS.. Fultons, at Floods Oval;
Longfelows VS.. Clan Scott, at Taft's
Oval; Hudson United VS.. White Rose,
at Huber's Oval.
The Hudson United Football Club
maintains it's lead in the championship
series of the Metropolitan and District
Amateur Football League, with the
Subways close behind and charged with
one less defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

Ca) Blk .. to be followed by casting would
PROBABLY have been better.
,bl Overlooking. that after X p. the queer
cannot capture the pawn because OF the
threatening rcjoinder Pc -, winning a
piece.
co. or course. the exchange Of queens
would have been advantageous for black.
ID fitting rejoinder attacking a pawn
and getting things ready for the final attack
tel Making a rather weak try 10 avert the
catastrophe.
~ PxP instead. might have prolonged
the struggle a little longer. However, the
position was lost anyhow for black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
Maps Drub Dallas Team.

Dallas. Tex. March 20.-The Cleve-
land Maps defeated the Dallas Tex
League team here to-day by score Of
10 10 ..
Turner. the Cleveland third baseman.
made a home run in the eighth inning
with the bases full.
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srnTTIsH IEAlL D
Buffalo Feds Win Easily.

Athens. Ga. March 20.-Ihe pS" de
Federal baseball team defeated ~ 3
University OF Georgia oy 81 Ehnks
to | here to-day. Knapp ANU
pitched for Buffalo.
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The results follow


Watford, at the head OF the South.
ern League table, is still enjoying the
best season in the history Of the club.
IT surprised its supporters to-day By
beating Crystal Palace az 70 0 sway
from home. Reading also did well to
defeat Norwich City BY a score q
. TO 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

With Derby County practically Ger
tain of promotion, all interest Ia the
second division is centred upon vho
will accompany them into the FIRST d..
vision next season. Preston North End
has worked into second place, and sp-
pears 70 have the best record. but the
Arsenal and Barnsley are close cor
tenders.
The results follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

II. Mulligan, secretary of the Metro
politan and District Amateur Football
League, gave out the result Of TIE
drawings for the semi-fnal round Of
the Metropolitan Cup tie yesterday
The four teams left in the competition
are matched as follows: Germans vs..
!. K. 7. Strollers; Visitation VS.. Sub
ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
The lineup follows:

IkTIVTIC I1FIs- IIT-T.IlTII-"'
Hunter Goals-McClelland 49,. Philip Crescent
A. C.: Han ~. Bens0nhurst r. G Time or halves
a minutes
Next Saturday the Crescents will
play against the Passaic A. c. at Bay
Ridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

Two national indoor swimming
champonshi will be settled this
week On Wednesday the Pittsburgh
Athletic Association holds the l50-yard
back stroke race, while on Friday the
New York Athletic Club will father
the 50-yard free style race in the local
pool.
Harry Hebner, of the Illinois Ath-
letic Club of Chicago. is the logical
fayorite for both titles, but he will
fac dangerous opponents in both con-
tests Russell Dean; OF the Brookline
Mass Gymnasium, is said TO be
travelling the classic back stroke
course in worlds record time, and
Herbert Vollmer and Joseph Wheatley,
of the New York Athletic Club, may
be counted on TO give the speedy West
erner a hard fight in the middle dis
lance swim if they live up TO their
practice performances.
Press advices from San Francisco
again announce that Ludy LANCER,
Ernest Smith, and other aquatic stars
OF California University will come East
for the approaching national cham
pionships, but so many false alarms
have reached here this season from the
Coast that skepticism Is eXcusable. At
all events, wire sent a week ago to
the team captain inquiring about the
prospects is still unanswered.
The soccer water polo players Of the
New York Athletic Club will have a
tryout on Friday against the strong
team Of the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association. and the match
probably will decide whether they are
TO be sent TO the national tournament
in Chicago on April Is. Some OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
CHESS MASTERS
CLASH IN APRIL
Marshall, Lasker, Kupchik,
Chajes, Hodges and Cap
ablanca Enter Tourney.
FIRST ROUND AT
MANHATTAN CLUB
Keen Battle on for Champion
ship of Progressive Club
Helms Gives Lecture.

The managers OF the proposed mas
ters' tournament, to be begun in this
city on April 10, announce that nearly
all the funds necessary have been
promised. Eight strong players. includ-
ing Capabanca, Marshall, Lasker, kup-
chik. Chajes, jefferson, Hodges and DR..
Adair. are TO take part.
Additional subscriptions are solicit
ed, as the management would Ike 10
provide for the comfort of the play
ers during the progress OF the games
by serving refreshments at the end OF
each sitting.
The list of patrons so far comprises
Herman Behr, Roy Floyd Clarke. Ju-
hus Finn, William NJ. de Wiser, Pro-
lessor Thomas Flint, Albert II. Loeb.
Felix f. Kahn, K. Limburg, Aristldes
Martinez, G. E. Northrup, Professor
Isaac L. Rice, j. ". Osborne, {. A. Mil
Ter. F. Rose, A. J. Mcclure, W. Penn
Shipley, II. c. Corson, Is. 5. Litchfield
and ". Underhill.
The first round Of the tournament
will be contested at the Manhattan
Chess Club, play to begin at 2:3O p. m.
and to be continued until 1890, with
an intermisson of two hours. There
will be a time limit Of fifteen moves to
the hour straight, not thirty moves for
two hours. AM later at the rate OF mr.
teen moves an hour. In recent inter
national congresses IL was found that
fifteen moves to the hour straight is
the only satisfactory way of playing
chess.
PLAYING against twenty-one opponents
al the Brooklyn Institute Chess Club.
Harry Zirn made a score OF sixteen
victories. two defeats and three drawn
games. The winners were c. ]. Crowell
and J. McCarroll. The drawn games
were scored by W. A. Cowan, j. IL.
Park and b. S. Litchiield.
A finely conducted game by NJ.
Schroeder, Of the Brooklyn Chess Club.
against O. Prante, Of the North Jersey
club. in the first round of the cham
pionship tournament Of the Metropoli-
tan Chess League. played at the Man
haitian Chess Club, on Wednesday
evening, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

West Side Rangers VS.. Hudson Unit
ed at Chelsea Park; referee, +. Dris-
coll. Sideways VS.. |. X. T. Strollers a.
Hedley Field; referee, j. Drake. Ger
mans vs.. St. George at Lenox Oval Il
p. mD; referee. A. Nadel. White Rose
vs.. Visitation p. c. at Astoria; referee,
j. Z. Gillette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
Nutmeg Squash
Players Beaten

The Squash Club took the measure
of the Bridgeport University Club in
dual match played on the home
courts yesterday. The Connecticut
players captured the first match, but
were unable to keep their lead, and
were beaten by 4 to 3.
The summaries were as follows:
:. stoddard. Bridgeport. defeated D. r. Noyes
Squash, l'-l2 lj-u: W J., Knapp. squash.
defeated George Abbot Bridgeport. ISIS. is
G.. l. Catln. bridgeport. defeated g. r. Parks
Sgnssh. iS-is. - l5.lO: A Corr. Squash.
DEBATED : Marsh bridgeport. IS. is
Dr. Patterson. Bridgeport defeated Gordon W
Abbott squash. l5-6. l5-9; j. r Terry n
squash. defeated r. Gibney Bridgeport is
l-l5. li-lo B Van Gcrbig. squash. defeated
". Day Bridgeport ISL. Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

Members Of the Cincinnati Gymna-
SUM are urging l.. Hurting to enter
the national plunge for distance, in
Boston, on March % lie covered u
feet in 30 seconds a few days ago. and
would have gone further had not the
end Of the pool stopped him. His team
mates believe he can beat rs feet in
long tank and probably win the title.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

az was greatly interested in the
statement Of John J. Donovan, the At
lantic Coast secretary, IN The Tribune
last Sunday" said bowler at mum s
the other evening. He nights. shy OF
the real issue, IL seems TO me.
IL understood that the National
Bowling Association tried last year TO
make an arrangement with the Ma
tional Duck and Candle PIN Association
for some sort of consolidation or
working agreement l notice some Of
those behind the new ASSOCIATION are
men who block the National Bowling
Association plan.
Donovan talked great deal ABOUT
duck and candle pins needing regula-
ton. The chance has been there lor
years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

~e--s Bowling Alley. Slhard too'
-->--.ssSsa Table Mfrs Repairs --.zse
Supplies. Marx Bros 10
~ Union Square. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
Water Polo Players Pick
ALl-St0r College Team,

fastest sprin:ers in the district have
been practising on the Mercury Foot
squad, and Joe Ruddy, the manager,
believes the boys have an excellent
chance to defeat the champion team
of the Illinois Athletic Club.
Notices received from Boston credit
Leo Handy, of the Brookline High
School, the interscholastic all around
swimming champion, with a quarter
mile time trial in minutes % sec
onds. If this be true. the lad now
ranks with the best middle distance
swimmers in America. Only LANCER,
Of California, has beaten the mark. He
established a worlds record last sum-
mer of minutes % 15 seconds, which,
taking conditions into consideration,
is about five seconds faster than
Handy's, for he made only five turns,
while the latter had the advantage Of
ten. Hebner's indoor figures of 8 min
utes % 2-5 seconds, however, are quite
& bit slower than those of the Boston
man, as he swan in 60foot pool and
gained about eleven seconds on the
extra turns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

Thum's free headpin tournament be.
con the other night with plenty OF
seams enrolled. The tournament IS con
Snctod nnder the auspices Of the United
RoyIinc Clubs. and is open TO any team
80 6vo men. irrespective Of locality or
ci3b afiliation. Registrations are not
necessary. .,, .ho,,+
civ weeks. II is probable that many OF
tbe teams attending the National
p d. Association championships
also will compete at headpin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

Fred Clinch, former nauohai chan',
pion. who lived in Chicago ior seN S-.',.
years and later came BACK 10 Nc"
York. will take up the game once iIoiv'
He has been too busy to roll 70 any 81! r.
tent. Clinch will compete WI" e
Empire State team' ana plans 70 u--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21
The league standing follows:

The league fixtures for to-day fol
lou,.
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