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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS
First Race-Maiaen two voa-.oIds. rurs,

First Race-Maidcr two vea--olds. purs,
$500 three iurionE-- .Hu. Caro-. .-.
-PtckenaI, TO to : aud cvoE. won
auO even. second. ptI'voH. 1000 ..unsr. RI
10 g. Z" 10 and 60 o. thirl Thine. o.s,
so s'6nd7 Diamond ttu-r nHrr Ma-Ea-r.
@. Ch'yator Cleaner auy Ton bingham
also ran
second Race-Maider th-ec-ven~-oIds and
upward purse saou ei2 tu-Iour---lIuo D..
lht Warrington. 20 B. $40 aul 200 d..
won pied Piper. 1oi Van Uu-or. 10 Co D.
Conway, 90 . oven and j To- . third
Time. "a - Lao, B-yn. Boil BUOY.
Ev-eue AciH Tobiu hoJc 7-uuaito-' DAM.
iuf Master ] SPY auo I"tuor pnelur also
Thi-d Three-veu-.oIds una up
ward sollinF ruree saoo; sis fu-.our--
anu q 60 @. won Morderal 1oa .ewv.fI 8
George &C. i ~ tv ,1 TO- ,'. ann, ' r,
10 third Time I.Is a-a. DIU Tl~.Hr lu-
Zen saivor Strange CIR. Hua Eus,aer also
Fourth Race-Threc- yca--oids and IN
ward. seiiinF purse $500. sis u-onE--
won LORD Marhuu 1t' Keoghl. to J.
to 3 auc even. SECOND. n Patio va
tGoidsteiuI ~ 10 4. 2 To ana 10 10.
i,uria. HeGuirun. cannoaE and Mia also
Fi'h Rare-Tiutes and mares. th-ro-
one mue-sBavb"-~' candle, Ir- Murphy.
Co Zoo ana Goo o.. won Lur, 100
lyrgg4h"1 H.. - -. to a.. o,gr and to O.
io ana tu 10. third Tlm, aa Tho
Husynoey. Eneeiet HuiH Welsh. BIZ Dipper
Sivth Rarr-Four .veur-nlda and mn
ward. selling purse 5000 ON" miie anu o.
siNteonth--i.avona. lo' Turner. Co. a. r
Co. 10 and Co. b. won. ora Mo0,o 100
,aeond strife. III Warrington. 10 to L.
Reno Rcaupere Honedir,ine and Huslsy Lad
also ran
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Feds-Frann,g Neqv Definition of Golf An1ateu
PICKS ALL STAR TRACK TEAM.
Named for Athletic Almanac b,
President IAN uf A. A. Z.

a new and interesting feature oi
SpadinFs Official Athletic Almanac for
1915 which war published yesterday. Is
q batch OF diagrams showing the best
records since 1888 In the standard events
This shows ct O glance how often tn,
record has been broken and by whom
The almanac was founded by the late
james l. Sullivan and is a complete record
OF the yearH doings on track and field III
this country It also contains valuabl'
information concerning the championships
OF foreign countries.
A j. Lii. president OF tile Amateur
Athletic Union. mas assumed the task Of
selecting an all America team based
on last years performances His seiec-
tions follow
ice yard II = Drew ago yard. George
Parker 300 ward Aivah Mover. go
yard. ] Z Meredith 500 yard d Hg''
Kiviat. . miles Harrv J. Smith. miles,
Willl' Ryronen 10 miles koichmainen
l3o yard hurdles J. W kelly' Ego vurd
hurdles. d. Looms $40 YARD hurdles ".
ii MeaniN running broad jump. Plu-.
adams running nigh jump Edward Bee
son throwing the discus. T. Muller. run
ming hop. step and jump y. d Aheu-u
pole vault. Hnrgstrou. putting lt pound
shot y ! Mcdonald 30 pound weight FOR
hammer ?. Ryan, throwing the taveliE
Harry LiversedRe walking Edward REM
al AROUND Avery B-undaEe
President Lii also selects the follow
ing Al America College team for 1914
100 yard. II = Drew; 22o ward II II
Seward 44o varu. J. l. Meredith $40 yard.
I DIys gale"1l mile % l. speiden =,
running hiEh jump. v NJ Oic~ running
broad jump = & Noruoll pole vaul..
h9TF' i51n,I putting s pound nno' Z
tulic' crOsE-countrr. u. 7. Potter
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French Tcnccr. N-irtoriou.

Two members o. the French Y NJ G. A..
J.. G. Bressou and G Il Elsesscr won tn,
AmHtuer Frucers League ~ America
medah In the novice fencing competition
az the West Side = NJ O. q gymnasium
last night Al the END 81 tn. p~aliminn~,
rounds. In which eleven Swo~dsnieu Ind
entered thcse 'wu were tied fnr tn,
prizes and Ericsson beat his cunnal,
for first place The uthor entries wen,
g. Moutrum"r, and IS Rpsru 81 the New
York Turn Ncroin. l. G. Mason and u
FleiESt"nhcrr Of the Greenwich Teurers
Club. l. Rctaucourt and II Gipuol ~ th,
Ncv York Mluary Academy. T. Little
~ Yale Un'versit,. W Y Gwa.hme, OF
Columbia Unversit, and Y milford o,
the New YORK Athletic Club
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Harry BalliuEe- Bay known nine years
ago as IN" tustsst base runner In tn,
American League and among that cir
cuits leading outfieders. has signed win
tht Austin TcSas League club To- se-,,, as
manager during 1915. This war tn. sub
stance Of telegram received IN this city
last night by a PLAYER friend q: BAY An
agent ~ the Austin club signed BAY a.
Peoria, ILL.,, where the one time stur passes
mis- winters with Mrs. Bay and her par
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COLUMBIA AMPHIBIANS
SWAMP CITY COLLEGE
Victorious ny "a 10 10 Score in
Swimming and % to > in
Water Polo.

Columbia ruve CITY College q Huuno
t~ouucinr In hoth cndH Of an intercolle-
rIutc swimming and water polo meeting
Nv The Mn~ninFside Heights tank last night
Tn, Blue and White amphihians splaaheo
through the swimming events for al easy
victory ~ 30 TO 10 and then slasned
through their neiGhno-s Tor an ove-whelm-
ing winning IN water pom by 90 70 2 II
was the first Qua meet 10Y the Columbia
lean H. the intercollegiate Swimming
League
HaI Nollmer. o. a T. record holder for
1000 yards. represented Columbia for the
FRS. slime iu his career. Fie failed To SHOW
niF scholastic form. hut then ne didrt
have 70. for competition waf mcHrrs.
He rOmped home q victor In the 100 yard
swim ana tnou took the furlonr with
equal ease and grace. The freshman also
ewum 10 the anchor position or his relay
team.
Citv College earned two first places,
winning the fancy dive and the plunge
fo- distance W Jones In tine plunge was
urd by Mil Bridges Of Columbia up tn
Che last plunge when he took g little more
air into his lungs ana ta-ried along TN.
course t0r TT feet when time was called.
~ Rogers was the star Of the water
POLO game, scoring four goals AF every
ON, of then was O. touch goal, he netted
.u on. u' On, 30 points made ny mir team.
oun, Louis Nouuuu rinpeo through the
Purple defence ana sank half the lineup
ur his mnd rush 20 assist Rogers.
TuU summaries:
ar yuru sviu,-vou ~ Can't Coope Co
.UuIni. j. cochran. Columbia second. M.
-HuUu". . o. ~ y. third. Time. - 30
luo 'are svin--wor n, Hal voumer, Co
Hosvo-.h CIV College. third TimS, !
mIUN.t 90. -""nuu.
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TRAVIS BEATEN AGAIN
ON PINEHURST LINKS
W. 4. Barber. Jr.. Of Princeton
Is Latest COnquerOr Of
Veteran Golfer.

ptNuuuns-. y c.. Jan s-r v whit
tomoro en- B-ootlue and ". a Barber
IT,. ~ Princeton arc tho nualists who
viii fight D. on; tomorrow tor the poe
session OF the presidents trophy m the
twelfth annual midwiutc' golf tnurng-
mcut Wuittcmo~c defeated pr. C.. Fl
Ea~ducr e. NEavau hy up and 20
pin, and Young Barber won distinction
with pud victory over Walter !.
Travis o. Garden CITY
The Whittcmo~e-, Gardner match was
NOT exciting. ns me pHir wcr" not plsv-
ing vel. Two ur az the turn White
more lusf Gle, eleventh and twelfth hut
wou tuo thirteenth fourteenth and NJ
te"utu AND nu'veu the u"Nt TWO holes FOR
th' match
lr Che. Ha~hev-T-pv viz battle tho Prince
Tor golfer was dovr az the turn. hut
squared mutterr f"w holee further on
and finally managed TO beat the veteran
Robert Hunter won by . mp and J to
play uvor e. J.. BECKER and c. = Hudson
defeated Harold Slater on the nineteenth
green H. the semi finals OF the first beaten
eight. The summaries
Ti-sf S.~tecu--Sauti final rounu--parlSer
W Whitt"mor, B~nokliuc. beat N G.
tIruu'r NJ, wan. anu +. ". Ha~ber
Ir Princeton beat Travis Garden
beaten Eight of r,-st sixteon-scm,.nnai
round Hubg-. Hunter We Burn. beat o..
. Brrkrr Woodland and s. =. Hud
sor. No--h Fork. n"i. Harold slater Fo2
HiNs d Up nineteen hol"s|.
Second sixteep--Semi tina. rounu-The
Ecy. r q Thea ham. Salisbury, beat I
ko"u. 81. Louis. ana f.. Il Ciupp
chevy 'ha-. beat C.. s Mcdonald. Lamb
Brutcr Eight ~ Second sixtser-scml-
nuu' rouuu-G n Howard HalifaA beat
n Patterson Piainhoid, and A. II r
'usi1niaL. Column bia, beg v. Van Cltet
Richmond 'ouu.H. auu
Third te.r--Sauli tina rouuu---ls
Peterson ~. Nuthe~iuc's. beat I. = Roberts
uutchesE gouu. q auu Bar BruoF-
Ivu. beat Donald MCAieeuau. Fox Hills
and
H.ater Eirhf 81 THIRD si,,reen--sem m, ma
-uuud-F q. HouEmau. ~carsdale, heA' i
3. hi. H.lduuai'. ana G lseHL.
Brae Uu-I beat Geo-Es Wrigh; Wultastou.
& mp twenty zone hnI-gI
Fourth SiEt-uu--Semi -nna rouud-G W.
sya;zel. Jr.. Arnuimiuk. beat L. Pratt.
Boston . and q. J. 8 White. Atlantic CITY.
beat o.. T. uu-voa. Springfield and
Bcateu Eight OF Tou~,l sixraon-scmi
nuu rnuuu--I.. Is SwtFc~t Palmetto. heat
q = Newton. U~ooklvu unu q. r r
King EuFebruoE beat a Hrvau Alley. Ape
wants.. bN default
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sTUYvEsANT NIPs BOYS HIGH.
Makes strong Finish After Rival
Lends In First Half.

Stuvvesant High School Sent in the
running 10Y the ?. 5 A l. basketball
championship Yesterday ny defeating Rows
High school on the latters court IN Brook
lvu by score o. u 10 "A. The game
was one o. the moE, sensational OF the
scholastic wear To Casper Specht the
Stuvvesaut contre StuvveRaut owes it,
triumph Re assured victory ~ the last
forty seconds OF play Ivy caEinf g field
goal from q difficult angle Pie was the
only Stuvvesaut player 10 score from the
field ana hr Gagged FIVE baskets Harry
Bcrglnd wac responsible FOR tine other
points on EOsis from the foul line.
Rows High led AT intermissou ny q
score % 10 D. il maintained this lead
until shortly before time was up In
"a preliminary game the Stuvves8nt Sec
onds uisc came out OF top, defeating the
Bows High Seconds by score OF 20
90 10.
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and Jim Flynn will he IN the Willard
camp lef will act as sort OF an nd-
visor Jeff ought to know one or two
things about Johnsnrs style. enough AT
least TO help Jess d lot"
Charley White when he came 70 town
asked Nate Lewis 10 get him q good
hoy 10 spar with, Nate didu't have 10
look long or tar, Tor little George Coxey
appeared or the skyline II Ia George 3
especial pleasure to musR W any OF the
visiting fighting men OF the smaller
classes CoXey used 70 spar with Abe
Attell and Abe always said that George
waF the only man living who could con
sisteutly lab him or the nose and get
away with n SO everybody waH anxious
to know what White thought Of Coxeys
work after they had gone three rounds
We'll. what do you think OF CoXcy"'
asked some one
Great faBi-gume and
a nice little fellow, but every time we
came into clinch he asked me about my
insurance >"
Charley didn't know that George If the
liveHt agent of IA biz COMPANY
This IL the night that all the fighters
don the soup and FISH" the "thirtcer
Says the AVOnia Athletic club will se,
To II that all the mitt artists will get q
chance 20 do the brazilian polka, tn,
latest thing IN uRnc-H from the coast, al
the Manhattan Casino tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
MORRIS WINS IN CLASS A.
Rrppcrt, Levine. Condon. Arnold nnd
Daily Bcsf Five Man Team.

Marksmcn Of the Morris High Schoo. ~
The H-unX once more carried OF tine
honOrs yesterday IN the interschulastiC
shoot at the Soveuty-r~st Regiment
armury The team Of Ecnpo~,. Levine.
DAILY. Condor and Arnold won the cham
piOnship Of class with total OF .Hl
out OF a possible $50 Curtis wa second
with 2S7 Erasmus Hall ,he D. S. a. l..
sub-tarFet champion, was third with 80
The scores
Acknowledgement Dc. Levine. 81 DAILY
Is Condor. bG. Arnold. IS Tota. 20i.
CurtiS--DowelA 80. Gickic. g.. Nolkhardt
Hc smith. % JuinlHu. aS Totu. "Es
Erasmus Haii-sanborn 81 Corey. So.
bromley. "a, Gallagher. 90 MurrHt. ag.
Totu. 80.
Manual TRIMMING .76. Stnvvesaut ?45t
he Wit Clinton. 241 Triutt,, I'll, BRYANT
2i1 Commercial. 100 Flushiug, ~ Bush
wick. I7J.
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JoSephInr bartlett Wins Dive.

IN, womcr'F tuucy diving competition
and the 80 ward handicap for men were
the feature ~ the Sporusmer Show
last night The first event went to 10
seuhtne Bartlett, with a handicap o. .
points the total points scored being
81 l-3, Grace Chancellor. with II
pointg was second scoring 6GA points.
nud Duis,. Greenhal. with points, third
with &C points. The mer's event wat won
nv Geore, Esselhou West Side y. NJ. C..
A. 10 seconds A. T. Law, unattached,
$ seconds. was second and a. J Miller.
West side Y NJ c A.. s seconds, third.
the time war 80 seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09

Eastern District defeated Jamaica yes-
terdgN m q ? ;. d. /. basketball game
90 the Tortv-seventh Regiment armorv,
BROOKLYN. by d score OF as To 90 The
game became 81 one sided that at the END
20. the game Eastern had all second
string mon playing against Jamaica
Capt Duck Humphreys was raaIly the
Jamaica Team. he scored six field roatr
and nine from tue foul line for @ total
o. - points or al bur two OF the teams
total kummercr az left forward scored
IN, other jamaica FIELD goal during Gin.
last Two minutes Of play.
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Indoor Ba-eban for Columbia.

Manager Grant Stone OF the Columbia
baseball team announced yesterduy tina.
the team viii open In, preliminary season
with the Twenty Regimen indoor
baseball team mex. Tuesday night As
there mar beer no cal. for candidates IN,
contest will hardly prove fulr test 10Y
She Blue squad Games have also been
scheduled WIN the 1wenty-third and tn,
~eventv-first regiments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
,omu,rce Swimmers Bcuten.

The Townsend harris Hall swimming
team defeated the High school o. Com
,,nr.e Yesterday in a dual meet In the
taul Of the c. C.. y. \. by q score OF 30
10 20 -Four OF the s.X firsJ positions were
won hy Townsend amphihians IN win
ming the plunge for distance t0r his
school Brior OF tie High School OF Com
MERGE cuuaIleo the hest plunge this wear,
u fnnL Il ImuneE-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
Columbia Meet. pnrtmouth 1o-any

The Columbia basketball squad uf eirn.
mon Manager Roberts. Coach Fisher AND
Trainer HeaHaF Log; last night for Da~J
mouth, where che season will open to-day
10 the race for the INTERCOLLEGIATE, BaslseI.
hall lcHEur championsnir Penn meets
Cornell, the shHrs-s with COLUMBIA 81 Ga,
present title. AZ the QuaKors proved the
block on which Cornell stumbled lus' veur
the game iF considered OF NOR. siCulf-
canoe than the Columbia dartmouth
game al Hnnover n II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
Tie In Intergrnar nnnl. cthnn.

As result ~ its victory YESTERDAY
over Class 81 n the Eastern pIstric-
High School nterGrade basketball tour
narnent Class 2B n nov tied for FIRST
place with the - grade. The teams viii
meet II the deciding game next week
Glass 2B wor Yesterday by o score ~
20 20 e Az half time tn, score WINS
u "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
HocIcy TIT Again Postponed.

Manager Duncan % the Columbia
hockey team announced last night tina
-he game with the Seventh Regimen, team.
which was scheduled Toy TINS Afternoon
az new Columbia Rink had 10 h. cancelled
because the rise N temperut ur, had turned
, the rink into a lake This Is the second
time the opening game mas been post
pOueu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09

Jack LAWN substituted Tor johnny Hol-
lard against George Ash, n tho Pioneer
a. @. last night The referee stopped the
houi ~ the seventh round when LAWN
had bad cut over thr eve Hurry Pierce
beat Eddie Smith Mike Malta tough, "a
draw with Johnny Kcys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09

CINCINNATI, ian. S-Trunsfer to the
Heds ~ the two veaT 81 LouE Cardinal
contract. signed several days ago bv
Catcher Ivy WnGo whose signature wus
otUnined ny Manager He-zor OF the
Reds. was agreed upon today nv Man
aRcr Miller Higgins OF the Cardinals
The players that ~ Louis will gel n
exchange are MOI known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
ncrLcIr, rive Is Bndly B-Hten.

The basketball team OF the CulumpiS
G~umma, School Won an easw game on
It's home court Yesterday when It beat
INC Herkelev five by u 4. 70 s score Tho
game war one sided from the start. the
fra hnlf ending with the score 20 t. 4
m tENot 90 "a, Aorlr r,a"""s Harr,s
and Capt Enbbins were the HtarH OF the
winning team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
YALE CRUsHES WILLIAMS.
Wins HorL-y Came by q 10 = Score
-SwrcDcy Makes Fnncy Goal.

Nrv HAVEN, Jan. S-Yale proved too
strong for williams ~ tn, hockey gume
et the Arena tonight and won a stirring
game q t. !. Capt Sweeney OF Yale car
lied the puck down the rink and Gagged
it single handed In the most spectacular
play Of the game The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
berkeley noci.cy Team Wins.

The Berselcv S~hou horlcv team de.
fcuted the seven or Horace Mann gag the
s, NichoinE RIM, vcstordHy Dos o. score OF
] goa. to q 5 Rhodes thr Bc~l.Ic, rnvor.
made the only tally d. ShuI"r ut goa
made several sensational Etop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
WALSH AND DUNN BUSY
Fordhnm Forwards Active IN Gntp-
inr basketball N1rtory.

Walsh and Dunn were the busy bees To-
rolling NJ points Tor Fordhum Uu'vcrsir'
last night IN q basketball game wish
brooklyn College PLAYED IN the Fo~dnau
gymnasium The score was 80 70 g. ir
favor OF the home team Walsh scared
most OF Fordham's points IN the hrst half
which ended Fordham o. brooklyn Col
lege H. In the second half Dunn toOl III
the burden and altogether SCORED mine field
goals Stricken and McCabo dIc well TO-
Brnuklvr College The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09

Jackson o. the Irish American 4 C.
WI. ,H' road run Of the Federal A. c. last
-'. otter hot race with II Lux OF the
.' Was Jackson had margin OF ten
Eau "t nc END o. the four mile spin.
1e VI finish ~ the first ten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09

MILWAUKEE, Jan. S--Eddle McCioorty
Of Oshkosh won the popular decision over
BIN Murray Of San Francisco IL Il ter
round bout az the National 4, c. 70
night In the fourth McGOorty'F left
nook sent Murray down for count
OF eight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
GENERAL RAID UPON
FED STARS ORDERED
Rio League Agents set out on
Ourst-llrYoc HCrp-DOnO-
van on Trail of Biz Gun.



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uniform .nn y"l' TINS misguided Cuban.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-09
Jones and Drummic Draw

Willie Jones and Young Drummic
fought a ter round draw at the Vanderbilt
A. c., Brooklyn, last night
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COMMERCE FIVE WINS AGAIN.
Keeps slntr Clean by Renting Bush
wicL-scorc - 40 IA.

The High School o. Commerce scored ttr
fourth consecutive victory IN the y 8
4. j. basketball tournamcu, vestcrday.
winning iron Hushwick High School nj
tue fu~rv-scventr Regiment Armo-v
iiru0l,'-u. b., o. sror, o. - 10 Is. Commerce
and Do Wit Clinton ARE the only schools
with c.rar elat"s nov and o fast game
lh eNuer,eu when they clash or January
DO OF 80 tht date being unsettled as
vct Commerce, showed excellent team
work. Holman. the right forward, being
tine individual srar lie made II OF hts
.tIT1- 8 ftDfpIN TN.
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MANHATTAN BEATS LAFAYETTE,
CHnrcy and Dan BouIihnn star In
PiIinE Up ~ 10 II score.

Manhattan Colleges basketball team
Fwamped LAFAYETTE or enc DE La Sale
court last night score 81 10 II. Dan
HOul!huu and Cafrrev Dewildsred the
vis'to~g with theiv quick passing and
accurate shooting They And their mates
van the score 10 lG To IL the first half
and then without half irving practically
repeated thc uose IL the second h.lll The
lineup
Manhattan. Positions Lafayette.
Downing .. ... Left forward -. Stone
'.D Fiuullhdu Right forward ..... . .Troxaii
Eafro' ..........-. Centre .....-.. .Beddall
q. hOullhar... leff guard TAYLOR
Ward ......... ... Eirhf Cuaru o.. O.. w idon
Sro-e--Alauhatau g.. Lafavattc. II Goals
f~nu hcIu-DowninEt 7 Houiihan 2
varcy ! Houllhau. Ward. ? Faraoi.
Farrell. Stone. TruEcL. Goala from foul
y Houllhuu e. TrnXel. z. Substitute
Mania tHr-Fnrac. Tor ! Houlihau Par.
yell fnr Downing Issitavstte-Paulson for
Hnudal. 4.owdou tnr STONE. Referee-Tom
Tuo~p, Columbia Time OF haivee--2o
minutes.
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Ny. U. DOUBLES FOES SCORE.
Heats Rutr~rH, 40 ~ IN, Though
R-tsuisrr pin, OIL, One Half.

New York University just doubled the
score made by RutEcrs last night IN u
basketball gene III yet IN the home gym
uasium. The score was a. 10 2S In
she FIRST half the local team outnlaved
the visitors the Rutgers boys EhRpinp
more like football than basketball players.
Win the score - to ~ IN their favor
tho New York University regulars retired
after the FIRST half and left the substitutes
iu deal with the New Brunswick men
Levy ana living were expert nj fou goal
shooting each caginE eight out OF eleven
trlea Never mace seven field goals for
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Seurr-commerc,. 2s. Bushwtck Is
Goals from nsId--T'n- Commerce, Holman g.
Cant De Wi-t Tor BushWick herman T.
hupluH. Erut8iE' Goa-e from fnui--For
Commerce. Holman =. Tor Bush wick Ber-
man I,ofe~re-Silvermuu Umpire
Sur~linE Time OF halves--1o minutes
Commerce wac awarded ! point on Class
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Fordhum. Position Fh'vr College.
Walsh ..... .s. Left forward ....... Sire ken
Uuuu .......- .EtEhf forward .... ... .Iu~rel.
MCEvoy ........... Centre ....... NcGoIu~Int
l'ttlusu. Loft guard ..... .. lturH rI
Dale. ..... Right guard 1900. 70-ur
rru~e--Tordham g. H-uokvr college.
90 Goals from nriu-.Fordnuu.--Va IsL. ..
Dunn %. Dale, F. Ii~upEIvu NoNour--
STRICKEN Ta~rrl. AfrgoIortlE O..
To~rr NrCHp'. onHtf from foul
Walsh. 81 S.reckru. @ Mr"ub,. - sub.
aft'utIonz-Fnrihunl --l'trrHIou FOR bLIr
BruukIvu CultsEe- Nr"auU fu- T0-rs Ea'.
orce--I Hauie'. Brookivu College Time
uf haivcs-2O minutcg