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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS

rirst Raoe--Th-ee-y ear-olds and upward.
rnlhs purse $500; nye and a half fur
.onsS-Great Friar, il5 CNentersl, 3 TO l,
to 70 ana l 10 8, frst; Luria. res (Poon.
conway 10 to /, 10 / and to /, third.
lime, l;o6 Is Cassowary. The Gander.
M.Nr Lad. Gray's Fayorito, Pretty Dale
second ace-Three-year-olds; selling;
plTte $500, six furlongs-Kneelet. lOi
sLIyl' : 10 s. 20 . and out. nrst. Mallard,
W. ~. McTaggarO, TO ., ? to and out,
to ana even. third Time. l;l2 3-j
vss"A Ions Reach. Blue Wing and Louise
hsv also ran
..Ta5,5,d Eeee,,,a5Ma'dsn three .ysaG'o !.
:, and ou', h-st. Joe n, lie tWarlngtonl,
u. 70 B, 20 and 10 3, second; Phil T.,
Ma Liir,yl 80 20 l., 10 20 and 2 70 l.
,s,n TOP BoungbroEe Belle, Revere and
bsek'horn also ran.
Fourth Kace-Three- year-olds and up
81, Gendi,ions: purse 1900; one mile.
guy nrst, Just RED, III Lllly. to !,
20 and to second; Alabama los
rDonlhlckl 20 l. : 10 and 70 ., third.
bts,Gns' 80 go Nerena, Reno. Tho Busy
,iff'h Raoe--siN furlongs; for four-year-
'SGH ana upward, seliing-bayberry Candle,
~ 'F'p', - !, 20 and out hrst,
~ Bassy, ll3 tSchuttingerl, to 3
tl ol, second, Impression, 1875 CUrgua-
Wu, 3 TO !, 3 20 s ana out. third. Time,
j.. - Muakmelon and Chickory Dick
SIKH Rsce--A mile and a sixteenth. for
%os' 'yy,ettr.o.ds and upward seillng-.ATmor,
~ Ild.}l . 20 !, to and ? to .,
r., .'pp,rioWu, iOs Cschuttinger), TO 1,
no fui 20 o, second stick Pin, 100
The li5 a.. Rayenhsi. Frank Fisher
eAl LtnaNaal also ran.
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Becomes Class G Champion by
Victory in Seesaw Game,
Score 200 to 1875.
HIGH Run OF - HELPS


Edgar T. Applehy. the young ColumU'
student. did what every ono thought ne
would when he won the Class G amateur
49, balkline billiard championship ny &c
rea-irg Charles T. Matthews OF Brook
Iyn I'm the final match Of tho tourna-
mcut AT Doylc's billiard room last night
200 TO 1856. The young colegian dln no.
have as easy time as most followers OF
the game expected no would. HIS dcie''
hy Moon the other day put him IN a TIC
for nrst place and Matthews fought every
inch Of the way last night before rem
gushing his chance
Besides getting FIRST place iu the tourua-
ment. which entitled him TO possession OF
the handsome cup offered by the ANA
tour Billiard Association. Npplehy also
got the prize offered hy John DOVE 10Y
the highest individual average. Doyle
also gave the Noung-tcr a stick pin ior
winning first place. III" cup has 10 be
won twice to be owned. aud although
Applcby carried It or this year he has
10 chance or ever taking IL again. Tor inc
mowers t.at be will surely graduate MN
into Class B thereby making him NELL
gihlc Ia play il the class & tournaments
In tho future The high run PRIV" went
10 George I, Moon, Jr. of Brooklyn VINO
turned IN cluster OF - ln one OF MS
games ..,
Matthews by his dcfea; is tied with
IN. same Moon for second place and
will plav of tonight f.r the place prizes
Louis 4 Scrvatius and George W. spear
arc on oven terms Tor fourth pace anh
Ferdinand A. finger Who Icy nl. gr'"'
showing IN the preliminary round wa.
looked on as the likely runnerup' hn'Shed
tn last place.
las, nights match was one Of the best
soe., during the tournament and was q
r.tinr climax to what was easily inc
most successful event OF i's kiud ever
held incidentally one Of the biggest
crowds that has seen any of the matches
watched II and was rewarded p, seeing
many. shots OF tho hair raising variety
Matthews won the bank. but failcd &c
s,nrc and nv tho hfth inning was left b.
hind with the score at 2S to ~ In faNol
~ Anrlebv. The collcgan kept the ledt
uptU the fourteenth sessiUn, when "lue
,,r Of If set him back and Matthew
fort-od further to the front with II II
the next frame. The Brooklyuite KENT "a
the head OF the procession until the TWEEN
ty-elghth Inning when Applehy ran
cirster Of as. which brought him to thu
fore. 49,
The Brooklynite was not 70 he SHAKER
off and kept plugging along. WITH the re
suit that ne rcgained the lead In IN
Z thirty fourth Inning with string OF q
hut Appleby came right back with - an'
was out In front again. II looked ns J.
Sfatthews's last chance had gone when u
the nest inning Appleby added ~ To nj
I total O.
l I'm the fortieth inning. the next TO las
/ In the game. the score stood l9A to IS
/ favoring Aprleby. but Matthews had IN
/ balls together and an excellent oppor
/ tunity,to run out. lie lost the game b!
missing an easy draw after he had mad
! 3, and Applcby took his needed g, although
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ED APPLEBY MAY NOT PLAY.
Fears Examinations at Columbia
WIZ Keep HIN From Class ~ TiIt.

Tho class y amateur 49, halk limo bill
Hard championship tournament viii begin
week from to-day A. tho. Amateur Ri
liard club ~ New York. Seve1rty-fourth
street and Broadway. The players eligible
for this event include Walter s Leonard.
present titleholdcr Al Coleman, former
champion. Francis :. Appleby. William
Gfrshcl and others, Tho entry list closes
with Dr Walter -. Douglas, SAG Fifth
avenue. tomorrow.
The grand average made by Edgar r.
Applehv iu the class & tournament which
ended last night, will graduate HIM from
that class and he viii be eligible FOR
the V tournament Applohy. however. has
stated that he may not cuter tho class
event THE season because Of his exam
nations at Columbia University.
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STUFF RECORD ON THE ROAD.
Car Has shown speed In Its Bricf
Racing Career.

Questioned as to the speed possibilities
Of tuo ear by q visitor to the booth Of
the Stu'z yesterday at the Automobile
SHOW, Bin Parkinson. metropolitan dis
trihut"r OF Stutz ears replied Begin
u.uS us racing career in 1911. tho Stutz
has achieved great record ia road
races for American built cars
since then tho S,utl has scored nine
hrsts. six seconds seven thirds two
fOurths, one NTH and one fiftes nth. max
ing a total OF tweuty-siN places, and being
unplaccd but six times This we believe
to be an enyidblc record, aud the Stutz
company IL to continue entering In all
the prominent races to be held the COM
ing year. The next race In which the
Stutz Is entered Is q take place at san
Diego, with Earl g oper at the wheel"
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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

~ ~, Ears-Five and half furIongs-
sp'ai King, ~ tOrmesD. 40 20 l. ~ 10 l
30 J. won, Cauapa, 10 MARTINI,
~ T. = 20 4 ana TO 3, second. Pr0spero
&c." .'' i'rnryl. Is 10 !, 70 md
no third. Time, 1913. Ethel wicks.
I,'T n'n.n. Christmas Daisy, Lady Penler.
N.An ana Pedro also ran.
,c, Hi Raee--Fiye furlongs-Vislble, lOa
Dbl. B5y io,o ,sns,ni9G = 9ad 70, o. won won,
/, 3D. second, Lady Mint; 100 Mott,
lIro 20 l and q 20 5. third Time,
NJ geo., Marie Brien, Luella. Mrs. Nc
Wood. PeterkiH and Marie Cognill
p,1H'ra .Ra.e-F,ve and half furlong,-
T., g. Won. Eye White, io7 Louder,
g'raa ioi tHartwslD, 10 /, to .. and
Ds'' b. third. Time, l.li 3-5. colonel Nc
E,tsa oblivion, Free VIII, Joe Busher and
,,F.a-,a R,ee-ssven ,urlonEs-cnrE Nj.
AZ gentry, TO !, TO and out. won
Gun ,.o!!s.9l SActonl TO- !, 90 5 and
~ ~ Anyper, SaG and Judge GHs san s' Also ram %s
"a. y, Race--Five turiongs.--Lsdy Young
ton LAt"e Birdie, 100 (Taylorl. is TO !
W. J,. Gtua to D. second No Quarter
FF..a' n!Jt Time, 1908 Parneu Girl
s.s1'ai hal Annual Interest, Rye straw
,.>M'h Ract--one mlie-Luke Van Zandt
d. COM, 10 !. . 20 and to 5. won
tr, star l0s oCHrrolD, to I. 9 10
S't TO T. second Clsko, l0S (MotO, TO 5
n .ri ! TO 4, third, Time las as
We ""et, Fairly and Rockdae also ran
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KIRKBY's PUTTING EYE KEEN.
Metropolitan and Jersey Champion
wins RitI-CarIton Event.

Oswald kirkby OF EnElewood. holder n
inc metropolitan and New jersey golf
titles, won the third weekly putting com
petition At the Ritz-Carlton golf school
Yesterday afternoon. Eirkby led the field
with a score of . for the six hole putting
course Three golfers, Howard F. Whit
ney. j. n. Chapman and + r Fox, tied
AZ II Tor second place and another trio.
fred Herteshof, Oliver lselin. Jr.. and
Douslas rage, made the round in twelve
strokes apiece J. Talmagc and NJ r
Thihaut each took 49,
Mrs. J. T.. Davis ~ Nassau won the
women,s competition with a score Of 70.
MISS Maroon IIollins and Mrs. David Cod.
dington tied for second at 10 and Miss
Mario Kennedy went around In fourteen
strokes
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Clinton outcIasses BerkeIey.

DE witt clinton had little 'roIble In
opening It's hockey season with a victory
over IN, Berkeley Schoo! ssSe" yeste day
by a score o. I to o. Both teams showed
lack OF practice. Clinton wasting many
chances to add goals by wild shots At
the Berkeley cage, The latter was forced
TO defend It's goals practically throughout
the contest, and on only two occasions
Apr CACHED dangerously near the Clinton
cage.
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PENN PITCHERS BEGIN WORK.
Coach Thomas Not Impressed with
suusd-Track Men out.

PHfLApELPHGA, Jan. i.--Sixteen battery
candidates reported 10 Coach Roy Thomas
and Can't. Dick wallace Of the University
OF Pennsylvania baseball team this after.
noon for indoor practice. Coach Thomas
held the workout in the gymnasium Of
Weightman Hall. The men will have to
work under a handicap because Pennsyl-
vsnia has no indoor baseball cage.
Thomas Was not greatly impressed with
his candidates and declared after look
ing them all over that the team IL In a
bad way for pitchers this year. Sayre.
the only dependable pitcher last year. has
been lost through graduation. bat Coacn
Thomas declared that he viii scour tho
university for a dependable twirler
Coach George Orton of the Penn ira x
team started regular indoor practice this
afternoon.
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Coach Wefe:s said yesterday that Co
lumbla would make a determined effort
10 land the team honors at the indoor
intercollegiate which will be held March
In Madison Square Garden. new in
900" track has been built AZ Columbia and
received rs 0rst 'ryout by Capt, Frank
Brady, Several veterans reported, Tom
Black the crack Splinter, Don Young,
former lntercollt glnta quarter mile cham
p!on: NO'lmer. Olmared, I.0esch, Llttauer,
Schultz Hu.sonback and Graham being
among tnem. Nciers SAID ne VII. nave a
crack relay team II he can stretch Tom
Blacks wind 10 20 800 yards. Black has
been doing 10 2-5 seconds In the hundred.
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LEAD STILL REMAINS
WITH BROOKLYN ELKS
Toalc Of Brooklyn and Fishcl
Of Freeport Have Bes: -
dividual Marks.
TOT RNEN ENDS IN MARCH

with the schedule oue-third finished
the Brooklyn team sull leads IN the Sew
York 'rcuit Of tho Iu'cr-ElEg Billiard
League hv good margin e. + Toale
of Brooklvn Is AZ tho head of The Inc
dividusl procession I'm the pocket billiards
with tire" victories and uo defeats. and
Loo Fishol of Freeport q, In front of tie
h1lkliu" PLAYERS, having taken al three
OF hs game Tho tournament h,s rc0n
boz progress Tor six weeks end oil "a
on March 81.
T.. q Wogtcott leads in both roch Z
billiards ana halklino 100 tho Philadelphia
circuit In tho balklne game hc is ted
with his lodge mate j. ~. Switzor e1,h
.of thcm having won ono game aud l.st
none. ~ pool Westcott stands alore
with two Victories and No defeats 60 is
credit John ENdr- of Philadelphia has
made the highest run az pocket billiards
In this circuit e. II. and q. s Sigmond
p.ytctcd - iu ono cluster iu the sew
York circuit Imcdiatcly after the ho,i-
DAYS e pocket billiard tournament Tor no
individual champ on-hlp OF Oh, G'l,s Mil 10
started. Tho official records OF the play-
crs iu both circuits.
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BEACH WINS PLAYoFF OF TIE.
Keats Barber so 10 81 for Medal In
Pinehurst Tournament

Beach Of Fox Hlls won the qualification
tie which resulted in last weeks holiday
golf tournament IN a playon with W a.
Barber Jr.. of Princeton to-day, record
ing SO 10 81 for his opponent
Interest Of tho day centred In the
teams working out on No. . course for
the foursomes which will he formally
opened IN tho annual midwinter tour
namcnt tomorrow. Walter !. Travis OF
Garden city and " ~ Robertson. the
clubs president Robert Hunter Of Wee
Burn and James l.. Taylor OF Ekwano<
claimed tho lions share Of attention. but
they were not talking Tor publication
when IL came 10 cards.
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HOCKEY LEAGUE RACE BEGINS.
Irish American Team Meets the
Hockey club seven To-niGbt.

Tho Amateur Hockey League race Of
1915 begins tonight ~ tho St Nicholas
Rink. with q game between the teams Of
tho Hockey club OF Sow York and the
Irish Amricau Athletic club. Roth teams
have been practising hard for the con
test aud both claim 10 be better than they
were last year The Hockey club finished
In second place in 1874
ON Thursday evening tho champion St
Nicholas seven will play It's FIRST league
game against the Crescent Athletic club.
40 Other league games will he PLAYED
at tho rink this week. hut on saturday
evening Princeton and Williams will meet
In their annual game.
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Leach Cross and Young Shugrue VIII
Sign To-day for Bout in the Garden

just about the time the fight was scheduled
u start DiCkorson jumped into the cab.
ruhe makeup and all on. He sat In ring
side box all during the fight and the
crowd cheered when he came in Every
body knew Inn. They'll miss HIM at the
fights. and vaudeville audiences will
surely miss his quaint humor and his
squeaking little voice as he sang My
Irene Is the Village Queen
Some old timers got talking about
Buffalo Costello the other night One man
spoke up and said 81 knew Buffalo
when he was the best dressed man In
New York Ho was a familiar figure on
Broadway. with his full dress clothes and
big fur coat. lie was as fine looking
man ~ ! ever saw, You would never
have believed that the fellow who died
practically of starvation few months
ago could ever have been the dapper Cos
tCno 7 saw him IN a cafe "nly a year
or go ago. lie was down and out then,
He was little unsteady On his pins.
man who used to admire him had Just
handed him a ten dollar bill. The Buffalo
took II, saw me and recognized me as an
old friend. walked up TO me and handed
me the ten dollars
"'Send that TO my mother for me
put it IN an envelope and I'll owe you ?
cents he said.
ut only goes 20 show YOU that even
IN his hard time days the Buffalo thought
OF home" said the old timer.
| The Pioneer 8. c. will reopen on next
| Friday night with Johnny DAILY and Gene
Cannon, Johnny Howard and George
! Ashc IN the star bouts.
That dark cloud seen on the horizon
isn't q -. Louis breeze, IT'S an "all col
ored" star show that the Pioneer $. G.
. - IN AT January Iap
Jeanette, John Lester Johnson, Battling
Jim johnson, Bill Tate. Charley Smith
and Smoke Jones compose the cloud.
Ray Bronson is stlll harping on that
win of Milhurn Saylor over Joe Shugrue.
lie also takes his little fling at Champion
Freddie Welsh, He writes
1T was In sydney, Australia, August
Is, 1914, that Saylor gave Shucrue one
Of the most artistic trimmings an Amsrl-
can boxer received in the antipodes dur
ing the year. At the end of the twenty
rounds Shugrue was still In the ring, hut
Saylor had gained such a wide margin
that the fans did not await the decision
of the referee, for they knew what the
result would be when the tenth round
was reached. W. +. Corbett and Boxer
Major. recognized as the best boxing
critics IN sydney, declared that Saylor
had won declsively in sixteen OF the
twenty ROUNDS bIohson mas preserved
I all OF the newspaper clippings and Il is
Interesting to note just how decisvely the
| local chap won over the Fastener,
This contest followed an earlier en-
gagen.ent In which Shugrue got the de-
cision, although he had gone down for
/ the count OF nine in the twentieth round
ana was saved by the final bell Saylor
was entitled 10 at least draw.
Bronson also claims that Saylor
/ knocked out Freddie Welsh in the Winni-
peg battle more than year ago. The
/ bout Is recorded as having been awarded
/ to the champion on foul, but both
boxer and manager are sure that il was
a legitimate knockout and that they were
jobbed."
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NEW YORK A. c. FENCERS WIN.
Take Four of Nine Bouts In Three
weapon Event Tor \. y. l.. 4. Cup,

The New. York Athletic Club fencing
tcdn won tho three weapon event for the
A, +. l.. A. trophy and individual prizes
at the Fencers' Club last night by taking
four OF the nine bouts. The Fencers Club
of New York was tied for second place
with the Washington Fencers club, each
with two bouts Won.
Each team had a representative for the
sabres fois and duelling swords. The
New York a. G. team gained its add
vantage when Hall, who used the sabres,
won both OF mis- bouts, beating Steddiford
Pitt of the Fencers Club and j. Il. B.
Parker Of the Washington contingent. j.
W Allison of the New York A. g. won
one Of his bouts and lost the other He
defeated Dr, u, w, Cairns OF the Fencers
club and lost TO Or, Scott Breckenridge
Of Washington. " p, Curt of,the Winged
Foot squad won one duelllng sword match
and lost one
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BEECHER DEFEATS MURPHY.
F1atbush Tommy Has Nouc OF Old
Pep aud WcIts Easily.

Tommy Murphy showed only one Hash
OF his old form against willie Bcecher at
the new Longacre \ g. last night. In tho
third Of the ten round bou, Tommy cuffcd
willie 10 his hearts content and the crowd
roarcd It's approval of Tommy's great
squirt. And then Tommy wllted
For ten rounds Bcccher never le' mp
on the tired veteran and he made n tnrp. =
OF Tommy's bad left car. Constant pot
shots AZ that dilapidated member coon had
crimson pouring ont ~ Il. Murphy looked
to b. In bad condition. Tie held coutin-
ually to save himself Becchcr. never F..
speed marvel looked fast In comparison.
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Columbia hockey adhercnts will have
their first opportunity in two years to
see the Blue and White seven play a
home game when Williams meets Coach
O'Brlen's charges on the new rink NJ
ll7th street and Amsterdam avenue this
afternoon. williams worked out on st.
Nicholas Rink yesterday, while Columbia
frollcked on It's own rink. Manager Dun
can said a game with the Massachusetts
Aggles had been arranged for Thursday
al New Haven and the Seventh Regiment
game postponed from Wednesday 10 Sal
urday OF this week at the Columbia rink.
Coach OBrlen said his lineup was not
decided.
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Leach Cross will box Young Shugruo
at the Garden on January 10. Jimmy
Johnston completed arrangements last
night and both men viii drop In at Jm's
place OF promotion to-day 10 sign the
ppac~s. Cross enjoys the distinction ~
Shugrue Leach accomplished this IN their
Garden fight some time ago.
That Jim Flynn-Al Reich fight IS m
again. Seems that Jim ~ the man VINO
viii force the Broadway s. G. tn change
its bill again tonight. Flynn hurt MS
hand on Ross in Rochester and he claims
that he fe.l on the injured member caus-
ing II 10 swell greatly This is the third
time the bout has been cancelled. Flynn
wants a weeks pos,ponement,
The promoters OF the Johnson willard
match viii not decide until to-day the time
and place II the worlds championship
mill. H. u. Frazcc was out Of town yes
torday and he meeting scheduled was
postponed. John Mckee arrived in town
Yesterday 10 represent the Curlcy Brown
racrtrack people OF Havana. Mckee said
Havana is very anxious 10 stage the bout.
Billy Gibson also was around with a
lot Of plans and specifications tucked away
in his inside pocket.
Jim Coffroth, TOO, has announced his In
tentons of bidding for the fight. He
wants TO stage II at Tiajuana. just GU =
side OF the city OF Mexico James claims
THAI no has 1000 900 people to draw on,
Jack Curlcy said yesterday that he
would stage twenty round fight be-
tween Jim Flynn and Carl Morris the day
previous 10 the championship battle
Charley White won't fight Eddie May In
Philadelphia on the llth. May refuses 10
make weight
\ broken down old fighter who used 10
make thousands I'm his good days wan
dered into little coffee house the other
night and ordered his fill When lac got
through ne walked up to the proprietor
and said I'm so and So. I've just had
a steak I'm going to hang you up for it,
! Hang me up! What do YOU mean"'
I'm broke" said the old fighter,
"Weu, you'll have to leave something
with me 70 cover your check"
"WhatN leave asked the Old fighter.
Leave that overcoat," said the pro-
prietor, pointing to the Fighters III hitting
greatcoat'
The fighter looked AZ the proprietor.
then at the coat nd then AT the beautiful
handwork of Jack Frost on the big front
windows OF the place, calculating In his
mind at the same time the very small
/ mathematical difference between zero and
/ the temperature outside. Then in great
disdain he snapped why not leave my
/ left foot?"
Everybody remembers quaint and
loyable RUDE DickersOn, who used 10 do
the funny little rube politician In vaude-
Vile. Belasco once said he was a classic.
lie was killed the other day out West
when an awning fell upon him. Rube
was the greatest fight fan in the world,
! Whenever he was in New York he always
la. l. t4..lt 1.
has rushed off the stage, taken off his
makeup with one swish OF the towel and
raced % the scene OF the night IN taxi.
One night when one Round Hogan was
on the cards RUDE wanted TO see him
ngff In particular He came on the stage
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CHICAGO, Jan. A.-TIarry Wolverton
former leader OF the New York Ameri-
cans. has been appointed manager OF the
san Francisco club Of the Pacific Coast
League TO succeed Del Howard. former
FIRST basemau OF the Chicago Cubs. This
information was contained in u telegram
received by Tip O'Nein. president of the
Western League. to-day.
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Tigrr mocI.cN rcnm Win. AsnIn.

BosroN, Jan. 4--Priuceton defeated tho
Mt-sao hus"tts Agricultural College
hockey team. 3 to ,. iu a poorly played
game At the Arena tonight. The Tigers
first score was lucky Ross of Amherst
m an effort to protect h.s own goal, de
N'ctiug thc puck into the AggI,s cage
when Sheen made q shot from one side.
Ross had a knee badly injured later IN
the game.
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No wind, lee Nnchts Are Idle.

REp BANK. Jan. LACK OF wind pre-
vented the North Shrewsbury club ice
yachts and the Fairhlvcn club yachts
from racing to-day. The races scheduled
for this afternoon had to be postponed
until tomorrow. Hundreds or skaters
We're on the Ice an day, and euloyeyd a
moonlight skate Tonight.
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four NJ tho shots he had 30 make wcro Of
the open table variety. The point score
!, O. o. o. T.. o. o. :, /. l.. = o. 8. 2. g.
!, ., ]. 0, .. !. g. l. ], 0, I, o. Il. 20. ..
b. %. o. r. Total. zoo. Average, 3e-il.
High runs 90, 20 and -
Charles = Matthew. s. q. .. ~, g.
o. o .. J.. T. II. a. :. Q. II. {. Q. ?.
:, 10. O. o Total. is5 Average. isi-il.
HiLh runs, e. ~ aud Is
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Superior passing and teamwork enabled
the ST. Johns College basketball team
10 defeat Toronto last night at the ST
Johns court. The score was % TO %.
The nome team led al the end OF the
first half Is TO S. Nicholas. who Gagged
six field goals and four from foul. was
the star Of the game for the victors
Mclean shOue for Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
Novice skaters seek Promotion.

The fourth OF the series of weekly Ice
skating races will be held at the ST.
Nicholas ice skating rink on Wednesday
night u. NJ Baker, who has won three
one mile handicap events for class A
skaters, will start in one OF the races. A
mg field has entered for the novice event,
The winner OF which will be promoted to
class T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
wallace Beats Graham.

Eddie wallace outpoiu'cd Bushoy era
ham In zen rounds AZ the Military A. =.
last night