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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Race--Three- year oldS and upward
maiden selling: purse $500; i've furlongs-
lone, l0l tMilerl, n to /, to l and to
/, won; Margaret Melsc, 30 Ganertyl, 20
tColineD, to I, ia to 1 and to 3. third.
Time, l:i0 as. Golden LaSsie. 81. Charl-
cote. May lips -Four Aces, Frontier and
Commack also ran.
ward; selling; purse $500. fvo and a ham
furlongs-San Jon, 100 tWatdronl, I to T.
TO and ! TO 10, won; Sackcloth, 1906
tLsnerty), to 1, even and to 2, second f;
even. thrd,. Time l:i7 l-5, Rscy, Zaii,
Beda, Barndance and Transport also ran.
Third Race--Thrcr- year olds and upward !.
selling; nurse $500; six furlongs -Elsewhere
Tiger Jim, 100. CRobinsonl. 10 70 !, even and
TO 2, second; Cuttyhunk, l07 tCarteri, 4
70 /. 10 : and to 3. third. Time. t.es SIS
Easter Boy, Duke Of shelby. Tay Pay and
shorty Nothcut also ran.
Fourth Race Three. year olds and up
ward; selling purse 5000; i've turlongs-
Shadrach, III JONES', to !, TO and 2
to .. won, sonny Boy III tTapiinl, , to /,
TO and to 2"second. Scarlet oaks. iOi
J-ai. TO J. to ! and even, third. Time,
NJ Green also ran.
Firth Racc-Three- y car ODDS and inward,
selling; purse $500; elk furlongs Mockier,
lo7 Connolly to !. to 9 and to 6,
even and l 10 ?. second; Friu 81 (McDer-
mott. to I, to and even, third. Time.
1877 rs. Bob r.. Fred Levy and Mr.. Mack
also ran
Sixth Raoe--Three year-olds and upward:
selling i've and half furlongs-- Wander.
100 Connolly. 20 I, even and l To .. won
Coostor l0l Ganerty), to l. TO ! and
even, second; stars and Stripes, los (Nolanl,
rhil Conner. Napier, patty Regan, water
Lad and parlor Boy also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
JUAREz RACING RESULTS.

First Rsoe--Three furlongs-Heir Appsr-
ent. ll2 tRice), to l. to / and even. won
Frank Patterson, ia (McCabeD. ? to l. Z to
E and I to e. second; Tiatan. i12 carter.
3 to 1, even and TO O. third. Time, O:35 10.
schuenherg, Pit. Father Kelley, Upton.
Ralph y. Billy the Kid and Handy Andy
also ran.
Second Rsce--siH furlongs-- Black Sheep,
los CRezanson), 20 20 I, TO I and 3 TO I.
won; Gemmel 1O5 (MetcslD, to !, to
and ! to g. second, Rose Rims 9S (Actonl,
to I, to 10 and to 2, third, Time,
1898 Petit Rleu, Tower, Cloud Chief,
Phyllis, Antoinette and Ferrona also ran
tsmalD, 10 to l, TO ! and to /. won;
Gen, Marchmont, III CKederis), TO /, 7 10
10 and to 3. second; Paw, lOl callahan.
4 10 |. to and 4 to g. third Time,
1891 King Worth, Ann Tilly. Fltaway,
Great surprise and Charmeuse also ran
Fourth Race-Ftve and one-half furlonEs
-Tokay, 100 tsmalD, even, l to and / TO
I, won. Miss Fielder, lO3 (McCabel, 2 to 1,
to 10 and to 3. second; Tory Maid. lO6
(Collins), 10 to /. to l and . to /, third
Time, 1907. Gertrude b, Stolen Ante FEELS
and Dismiss also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile--Kick 9s U.ouder)
10 |, 10 and TO d, won. Lady limo
cence, l0l tBeZanson), TO /, 2 20 1 and
oven. second; Freda Johnson, i0l (Ward), :
TO l. to ! and even, third Time, l:4l 3.b
Hester, Cordie T.. Melts, Flying otiIo. Burnt
Louis Quick Trip. Csntem and Mandadero
also ran.
sixth Race One mile - Linbrook. tos
tMotp, TO I, to | and 4 10 8, won; Cisko
leb tGrossN, 70 !, ever and 20 :, second
spindle, lo5 tKederls), . TO 1, 4 to and .
10 s, third Time. 1910. Elsie Green, Lady
Young. Transparent and Ia IL. Adair ALSO ran.
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COACHES HELP YOUTHs-RICE.
Refutes Assertion by President of
Princeton THAT They DO Harm.

Did you, read what President Hibben
or Princeton said about us coaches In
his annual report?" asked Jim Rice OF
Columbia yesterday. He said that the
coaches and the so-called coaching system
ought to he severed from college ath-
letics because they tended toward an an
normal incubus which makes puppets OF
their players, limiting the spontaneity
and free play OF thGr natural Initiative
IL took me an hour to translate his re-
port. bat AFTER doing 1t I am sure he
never got any nearer to college coaches
than the grand stand
He Will find few graduates to agree
with him. Coaches make young men
think for themselves and are doing 1t
more each day. Many coaches. even In
baseball and football are sending their
charges into battle upon their own re-
sources, expecting them to show what
they have learned, Just az professors send
them into examinations unprotected DO
we motor alongside of crews in a race.
telling them when to hit 1t up? No. We
tell them and coach them IN the funda-
mentals and then put them on their own
mettle. No coach wins a game or race
That part is done by the players on
the knowledge they have learned from
coaches. I'd like to sec President Hibben
up to Poughkeepsie for a few weeks
and put him on the crew squad. I'll
bet that his next report would refute this
one"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
REMER 0UTwALKs RELAY
Wins Easy Victory In Two va,
Special az Eighth Regimen,

Richard r. Remer, the Irish Arro.,.-.
crack walker, had no difficulty ir wv
tho two mile challenge walk at tho INN
OF the Eighth Regiment heid I.-, ,,r,S.
lhe armoiy ne Ninety-fourth Strect ~
tark avenue Remer was opposed by taa,
Goldstein. unattached. and Charlos ' .'
brownsville Field Club, each walkirs "
mile Goldstein was the first to tacEI. . .u
job OF Keeping pace with Remor. ANA Wv
lost ground ~ rapidly that he was b.,,m
lap behind when Levy started In t
share. From that time to the finish I'M u"
strolled along aud was content to v,t,
about half 4 lap. The time was IL ', 10y
utcs and 81 seconds "'"
There were two opcn events ON ,bo....
grammc and both were well p,tro,t..yy
In the one mile novice walk John b,.,'.
son came home In front. while ~ r,
the SiNty-ninth Regiment WAS pr,n..,
from the novice ranks by clntYtirs ~.
two mile run. The SUNNI WV
60 Yard Dash. CLOSED to IIign ami ,,..,...
tory SChools--Won hv \ DI.aar. t,i
ham Prep. a callahan. Hien s aoa q,
sale Academy, third. Time ..- ..',, J., D.
. go Yard Dash. Handicap. Closed 90 l...,s
). Martens. I feet. second ~ Hlr,a' ri ~.
Half Miis. Heavy Merchlne order close,
70 Eighth Regimeut--Nou D., + F.|.l f
MAY. second. W herman third ~
minutes 81 seconds f
Three-Quartcr Mile Run. UandIDap tuo,.s
20 Eighth ReEiment--N hv s VIrh-,,.I
30 yards; VI. MCDonOugh. 80 yards s.'o,g
Z. Baxter, scratch, third. Time. 3 ni1'
utes 25 2-5 seconds "'h'
one Mile walk. Novice. Opsn to ~
Won by John Dickinson. unatta, he'd. q
Fenton, unattached, second; A. tireeph.ur,'
Y. VI. H. a, third. Time, Z minutes Il ~
seconds. "a 90
:, bicycle Pursuit Race, Australian s,v,.-
Won by New England Wheelman team
Eckerich and George Poiucy. Glencoe A r.
team, ~. Llghthne and .. .. BraDdes 49,
ond Time, minutes i-5 seconds WV
Two Mile Run, Novice. Open 20 II
Won by ID. Foy, sixty ninth Regiment A A
=. bleNinc, Ozanam a. A, second. +
Hanley, unattached. third. Time, il mia
utes 2-5 seconds ''"'
Two Nile Walk Challenge Rriny--pisA.
ara j. Remer, Irish American A. e ~.
feated Jack Goldstein. unattached All
Charles Levy, brownsville, +. g. lime "a
minutes ~ seconds -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC BRIEFS.

Luke clarke has been elected captain Of
tho Manual Training High School soccer
team Gillen, who also has played on the
team for two years, was chosen manager
Three OF tho stars NJ the Townsend Harris
Hall basketball team Will be lost to the
team shortly by graduation They are
Captain schwartz. ProJansky and Pepper.
Shannon, Matheson and Beck will be
unable to represent Commercial on tho
track on account OF their scholastic stand
Ing.
Galvani, one of the best Of Brooklyn's
cross country stars, has been elected captain
OF tho Commercial High school cross
country team.
Manager Kaufman Of tho De witt Clinton
hockey team has arranged games with New
Stuyvesant and Commerce
Manager worth " Driscol OF the Bay
Ridge High School baseball team IL ar
Ranging the Maroon schedule, lie has few
with scholastic or college freshman nine
In the vicinity OF New York.
The prospects for a strong nine at BOYS
hiEh school IL exceedingly bright. Bar
Aler's"h of last yee@s team are sen IN
school along with all OF the second string
playern. carroll has been elected to sue
ceed chadwick an captain of tho nine.
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Commodore T.. Walter Clark of phlladet
phla was in Bristol yesterday consulting
with Herreshoff about the changes that
are To De made IN the sloop Istalena. which
VIII be rugged as a schooner.
George w. Chllds Drexel OF Philadel-
phia has ordered an s cylinder ga, by 7
Victor Harbeck engine. which is To
DE pstalled IN "A high speed 90 foot run
aDodt
The Pavonla Yacht Club has elected
these officers Commodore. Clarence Hold
son vice-commodore. a. T. Williamson
rear commodore, w. A. Baumann: feet
captain, NJ $. Hatch. treasurer. J. ]
bechtold corresponding secretary. D.
mackenzie financial secretary, Dr. A.,
woodruff directors s W. Decker c.
schmidt +. Baker, Anthony Schneider.
Ihe motor yacht Ailsa- Craig has been
sold Tor the estate OF II. p, Doremus o
chester w. Chaplin. The Ailsa- Craig was
built in 1907 for James Cyalr from do.
signs by A. Cary Smith and Ferris she
Is % feet 10 inches long, feet inches
beam and Is driven by a four cylinder
Craig motor She won the bermuda race
twice and her best record. made in 1907.
was days II hours 80 minutes for the
$40 miles.
Robert stuart has sold the steam yacht
OsCeola to William A. Rowan who will
1T tho yacht out in the spring This yacht
is 40 feet long, is feet beam and
feet inches draught
George G. Williams OF Hartford. Conn.
has ordered from John c. Alden a al
foot water line auxiliary cruising
schooner. This yacht will he II feet
over all, l6 feet beam, 10 feet draught
nj
n. O. IIerreshoff has returned TO his
home and is looking after the work I'm
the Herreshon shops. lie has been I'm New
York for some time being treated for
rheumatism and is much better. lie has
gained considerably in weight
Fourteen sloops for the Ruzzards Bay
IL foot class are being built by HERES
hon. These with the one design class for
tho Sound and the schooner for H. L.
Tiffany Of New Bedford will keep the
Bristol shops going for some time
Tho newly elected officers OF the Column
bia Yacht club. Massachusetts. are Com
modore, John C. Moran; vice-commodore.
II ". Schatze!; rear commodore, william,
J. Flynn; secretary. Alexander Moore
treasurer, George H. Carver: measurer.
+. W Frazer.
John T. Tobin. whe has been acting
commodore Of tho South Boston Yacht
club since Commodore Stone resigned.
has been elected commodore. The other
officers are: Nice-commodore Richard T..
Reckcrt; rear commodore. Henry Haw-
kins, secretary, william f. Cogan
treasurer. william Y. Mckee; measurer.
sylvester l.. GoOdkin; fleet surgeon. Or
Charles r. Rothwel regatta committee.
'IhnFnaN MI
Hervey, Harvey r. Schadt and Halcrt
G. Shepherd.
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rAsToN, Pa, Jan 10 Manager Clarke
"a, completed the schedule Of the I.afay-
c.tr football team for 1915 and n Is The
hardest list Of games mat Lafayette ever
h,, attempted 1t Includes games with
~.0 ,rtuu. Washington and jefferson
STATE, Lehigh and Penn There are
-,r g1mos In ALL six of which will be
Z. sod al home. TIC schedule.
-,,mhtr 90, Muhlcnberr on March
pI.... october ., rr-luu-. pu March FIcrI'
O..,bar O. Washington and Jefferson a,
Wash.ngtpn. Pa, October 10 Princeton AZ
u,lnceton; Octoher % BurEnel on N,rcb
FIELD oct"ner 30 tni' crsitv Of P@nnsyivsnia
at philadelphia Mo- eniher &, SWarthtnorc ~,
March Fi.ld, November 10, Penn Slts ~
March Field, November co. Lehigh. al Sauth
p"thlrhgm, November 70, Dickinson on
March Field
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SCHENECTADY, Jan IG.-Union Co,,eg.
defeated st. Lawrence at basketball here
Tonight by score Of % to 90. The
game was loose but fast and EXCEPT ional
Tor the long shots laged Both teams
played evenly during the 1rst half. which
ended with the score to Z, but in the
second Unions superior teamwork began
10 snow and the Garnet pulled away
from the Upstate team. Cant. Hough-
ton of Union played a star game. scor-
Ing all seven points in the first period
himself and a total OF nineteen Cant
Wheeler of St Lawrence starred for the
Red team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17

What should he good indoor baseball
game will he played this afternoon when
the team 81 the Second Battalion. Naval
Militia, meets the Glonmores Of Bath
Beach. The game will be played in the
armory at sgd Street and First avenue.
RxSoklyn. and will begin at 2:3O
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HAcKENsAcK. y j, Jan. 16-The
Hackensack High School basketball team
was defeated hero this afternoon by the
Passalc High School by a score OF ~
10 10 in an Interscho League con-
test Mclean starred for PassaIc. and
Forster played well for Hackensack
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ENGLEwooD. n. j.. Jan. 16.-The EngIe-
wood High School basketball team de-
feated Rutherford High School in a North
ern New Jersey Interscholastic League
contest this afternoon by score of So
TO % Both teams played a rough game
and % fouls were called. Picinclk for
EnElewood scored II foul baskets. while
Whitehlll for Rutherford made 2 goals
from tho foul line. LcvinSon scored
field goals for Englewood and was the
star OF the game
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Commerce outpIay- parIinr.

PAwLING, n. Y. Jan. I6.-The basket
ball team OF the High School of Com
merce defeated Pawins School on the
Pawling court to-day by score OF &c
to II. Cam. Holman and De witt, tho
Commerce forwards, proved a busy trio
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No Hockey at West Point.

WEST POINT. N y, Jan. 16.-The hockey
game scheduled for this afternoon between
the Yale freshmen and the Army seven
was cancelled because OF the poor condi-
ton.
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chifed- sign Chicago colreglan.

CHICAGO, Jan. t6.-Walter Roesinger
OF the University Of Michigan hos been
signed for next year ny Manager Tinker
OF tho Ch!fcds. Roesingcr plays third
base and outfeld positions. lie will ac-
company the Chifcds on their spring
training trip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
AdeIphi Camp Fiv. Triumph.

The Adelph Academy Camp basketball
team won from Poly Props Camp five
yesterday on tho formers court by a score
0f ~ to s. The game was one Of cl,sa
guarding, which was responsible for the
low score, Hall and Williamson excallod
for Adclphi, while Dudley starred for
Poly,
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WINS EXTRA PERIOD GAME.
Poly Prep Substitute scores Basket
That Beats Erasmus.

The basketball team of Poly Prep de-
feated Erasmus Hall last night in an
extra period game at tho Fourteenth RegI-
ment Armory by a score OF 90 10 is.
Mcdonald, who went in AS a substitute.
shot the winning basket Poly scored
half Of iE points on fouls, Mendes caging
nine and Lordi one. The lineup.
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Vale Fcnccr- TAX. Ever, Ron,

New HAVEN, Jan. 16--Yalc won ev.rv
bout tonight in tho dual fencing me.,
with Bowdoln The final score was
Yale. Q; Bowdoin, o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17

be opened with appropriate ceremonies rs
high naval official and the opening will
be in proper naval style.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.

ELECTRIC and lighting systems on any
eIAhIlN6- car; also repairs.
HEAIlNG for open and closed cars; USES eH'
ShSIIMS- haust gas; ornamental efNcient
1885, Installed within hours
WIRE detachable for all makes Of cars,
WHEELS installed and repaired; year
guarantee
JFSCO co, 2I5 W. h5th ST Tel Col. s7lh
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Tho newly elected officers Of the Column
bia Yacht club. Massachusetts. are: Com
modore, John c. Moran: vice-commodore
~. ". Schatze!; rear commodore. william;
J. Flynn; secretary. Alexander Moore ,
treasurer, George II. Carver: measurer,
F. W. Frazer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17

Robert stuart has sold the steam yacht
Osceola to William \. Rowan, who will
III tho yacht out in the spring. This yacht
rs 40 feet long, is feet beam and Q
feet s inches draught
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
BITS OF YACHTING NEWS.

commodore Il. Walter Clark OF Phlladei-
phla was in Bristol yesterday consulting
win Herreshon about the changes that
arc 10 De made IN the sloop Istalena which
VIII be rugged as a schooner
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Sn Mesbptrn

SoIlen bic 9riteu bersits
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baben-
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itiinbeu.
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NDfn tiisfiidsn ariegs,
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Die 9iirssn seipinnsn in ben admpieu
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3eitunssn, tpslde bieis sbatIads Be-
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5ie ,,sbttlibe" Sarab
9on sinem aperen ano'
6eUIeipen befdIlen.

paris. %. Dea.-Sorab 9srn'
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auf liz, 1921 Rann.

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Cir 'gieg ber 1enfid)ea
iiber bic 1rau3cfen.
Die 2esttren erliiien isbr I&n<re
Dsrluite
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befinbet. Dk 1nfiinbisung lautst ME
folgt:
.Mdbrenb Der dm Tliitpo& jsdtt.
gsfunbeuen Rdmpfe spoberte elm tapfe.
res Rssiment Der 80. aanbiDebrs sBri.
gobe piebsr, ben Gipfsl bss Sorts
mann's Wsilertopf. Der Geinb srlitt
aubsrorbeutIidb fGu.rs @erIuiie uno
lieb % Dffi3isrs unb 1880 Mdnn
als Gsfdnsene IN unferen Sdnbsn 3us
rid. Dir iinb iebt Oumii bsIddfiist,
bic 5pan5oien aus einisen ShsiIen
eines 0rabens am n0rblideu abbaus
gu Oertreibtn, bic ii@ nod in ben
5anbeu bss syeinbes hefinben.
Die in Oem Offisi.llsu iran5SiiIden
gtri&i pom Wittwod abmb sntbals
tene stnsabe iibtr bic Sample am
5artmanT's MeiIsriopf uHo iibsr uns
isre gsrIuiie bOrtieIbf iinb fart ii6srs
trisben. llniere @erIubs Fnb nod
nidt baib 10 srcb. als bon ben gran.
5oien btsauptet ipurbe. Sotpeii oi.s
Bis i.Bt f.fisefieut iDerben ionni., be-
faufen fie ii@ an 1obten. gsrpunoss
len unb UermiBten iusselammt oui
100 Rnnu.
.Wsber bonn 5fiIi&en nod DOM
BoIsan. Ariessitaduplas III etiDas
8sfoHbefes All fntIben