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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
BILL DONOVAN IN ST. LOUIS.
New York chief There 20 See High
Not Chasing Frank Baker.

Sr. LOUIS. Feb. ie.-Ril Donovan,
manager of the New York Americans,
II not In Trappe. Md. trying to lure
Home Run Frank Baker back into base.
bali. lie was located here to-day try
ing TO sign Hugh High. Up to late to-
night the young Detroit outhelder had
not capitulated and Donovan left 10 re-.
turnc to New York empty handed.
bick kinsella. scout Of tho Giants.
will take q party Of guests to Marlin
tomorrow night. Ten OF the young
players bought for McGraw reported
here to-day 10 confer with Kinsella and
All eagerly accepted his invitation 10
look things over IN Marlin before the
opening Of tho training season. which
does not begin until March ]. according
to the cd.ct of the National League.
Tho following players Will make the
trip: Erikson, Huenke. Ritter and Cook,
pitchers Marshall. johnson and Smith.
catchcrs, and Dyer. Kores and iiolke.
inhclders.
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NEWTOWN TOO WELL DRILLED.
bryant. with Two stars Absent,
OutcIas.cd ny ~ to ~.

NeNtown High School won the has
N.toall championship Of Queens yrstcr-
day IN defeating Bryant High Schoul
at Mount Carmel l.yteun, lon- Island
CITY. by A score Of - to 10
Bryant offered its strongest resist
arce IN the first period. hut VAS no
match for the Well drilled NcNtIvu.
Then. too. shaw and kr1hc. the two
stars Of tho l0ug Island C.ty I'VE. were
missing. N-NtuNu was also without
the service Of ore of it, best players.
capt. George pOpncief. At the end OF
the first pei.od Ncwtown held the lead
by = score ~ IS TO II.
In a preliminary game the Nevtopu
seconds triumphed over the Bryant SOC
unds by "A score of - to Q.
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rMMERvu.LE. s.. C., Feb. 1s.-The
touring professional golfers played "A
thirty-six hole exhibition golf match
over the PINT Forest Inn golf curse
to-day. Tom Mcnamara was the win
ner of the first prize with a score of
TT. l46. Walter Hagin. the open
champion. was second with 73-7J, las.
Other scores were Ralph Thomas,
80. li9 James Barnes. 77-7>, l55 ;
Tom Kerr.ean. 77-7S. li5 Ice Mo
Donald, SIT. ISL; Walter Forvague,
S1-79, 1860; Thomas Mulgrew. SO-
so. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
REILLY TO STAY AT N. Y. U.
Gorschr 10 td Football Coach
MISUNDERSTANDING <uuouucrd.

Tho New York University football
management has announced the schedule
Tor next season. Only one change from
last years list has been made. Rucknell
h"ing substituted for 81. stephens.
\ committee of the alumni has been
working TO overcome the difficulties
under which the team has had 10 operate
and has arranged ~ have the football
squad excused from all classes after 3
o'clock. II also has completed arrange
ments for n training table and hopes 10
obtain enough room 30 that all the
members OF the first team can live at
the Heights.
Tom Reilly. 'o5. will he etained az
head coach. and Rudy 'Iorsche. 10. has
been obtained to act as his assistant.
The schedule
Oc,ohcr . H. y I. A. Troy .. Hamilton
a. home. IL. Uuiun al houo -, Hlverflrl
a. lIdNrrfpra. Nuvcmbor %. Trinity a.
home. 8, stevens g. home. 10. Wesleyan
AZ h'm" 90 Bu'knetl At home, p, Rutger'
a. home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

HarVard's swimmers Will meet Column
bia for the first time in several years in
the Morningside Heights tank tonight.
The unsuccessful season which the Grim
son amphiDians have experienced so far
does not augur well for a victory over
Columbia. AZ the Blue and White swim
mers are scheduled TO clash with Penn
in the same tank Monday. making the
third meet In less than a week, Coach
Kennedy believes II is fortunate for Co
lumbia that Harvard isn't all powerful.
Two s%choolboy races also will he held.
Entries have been received from New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania high
schools for both the hundred and fifty
Nard sMlms.
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Ad Wolgas' arrives in town to-day
and will resume training Immediately
for his bout with Leach Cross AZ the
Garden next Friday night. Also james
Johnston. major domo at the h!g show
place, will give Al the physical once
over, the M and down and the through
and through. AID will be put before the
N-ray machine and a photograph Of
his injured arm will he taken. II there
is any indication of a break Johnston
VIII call the bout OFF for the time being.
Nd broke his right arm on Freddie
Welsh in the fight at tho Garden on
November >, Since then Al has given
The arm a good rest, JUST before start
ing East he took on a boy out in Cleve-
land and the arm stood the test, II will
have to be strong, for the fight with
cross ~ bound 10 be u slugiesl from the
drop OF the hat,
Cross has beer saying little and do
ing wonders with his three brothers act
ing as Sparring partners. sam. lhil
and Dave nave been sampling Leach's
thumps, Wolgast will put In his last
ticks at Jack Cooper's Drawn emporium.
Jim Buckley said last night that he
haiu', heard further from Jack Curley
in regard to the Gunboat's substituting
in regard to the iuuboat'si substituting
for Johnson In case OF a miNup with the
Federal authorities. u have his night
letter to prove that he asked for the
Gunuer's services. he declared.
"Thrrp is an endemic of offers for A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
NEW YORKS TAKE TWO HIKES.
Kelley sends Them Over HiIIS IN
Both Morn md Afternoon.

Hor SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 1e.-Joe
Kelley, in command of the New York
pitchers and catchers. called OFF the
usual baseball matinee at Majestic Park
when a 81 ght drizzlc descended this
morning. But that didn't give the bunch
a holiday. The Afternoon hike over the
hills was just as long as the morning
one.
Nap Rucker. the Brooklyn hur,er, who
Is here with his wife. called on the New
Workers at the Hotel Eastman Tonight.
Nap swears by all that is holy hat he
Is going to have "A big year that his
left arm is back in working order. He
is apparently from twelve TO fifteen
pounds overweight.
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WAsHfNGToN. Feb l?--Jack John
son probably VIII be allowed to pass
through MeXlcoo by Gen. Carrarza. &C
cordinG 10 tie constitutioualist agency
here. II was stated to-day that Gen.
C~a-rsuza's intention was To- hold JOAN
sor at TaTpico. but he has received a
despatch from Il rnnb.r 80 FL Paso
merchants asking him 20 allow john
son to proceed to Jusrez. The mer-
rhants sly a big cattle convention will
he held In FL pa>o at the time the fight
il scheduled and that IL will he q cour-
tesy to then II Gen. Cdrrsnza ALLOW 8
johnson to reach his destination for
the 'igh1 II is beloved the First Chief
viii comply with the request.
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CAPABLANCA WILL NOT PLAY.
with Marshall Away state Chess
title VIII stay NJ Home.

Jose r. Capablanca has decided not to
compete in the annual tournament OF the
New York state Chess Association 10 be
hegun his evening AT the rooms OF the
Brooklyn Chess club j.. j. Marshall is
out on the Pacific coast and thus the
field is left open to the leading metro
polltan players. The Manhattan Chess
club viii be represented among Others
by n kupchik, club champion, and +. u.
hcyuon. II is possible too that Eduard
l.askcr may take IL hand.
The Progressive Chess Club will he
represented by a very strong quartet,
namely, G. Jaffe. .. Chajes, j. bernstein
and f., Nicholson. Another strong team
viii be In line from the brooklyn Chess
club, including Roy r. Black. State
champion NJ. Schroeder. \. Schroeder.
Dr. O.. f. Adair, f. X. Perkins. u. j.
Schw.ctZcr and u. G. SeloVcr, Jr.
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'RACQUE7S TITLE TO
PELL AND MORTIMER
Doubles Championship Taken
From Davis and Wear i'm
Brilliant Match.
TEST GOES SEVEN GAMES

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. &c. e. Pell
and s t. Mortimer Of the Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club. New York,
wrestcd the doubles racGucts champion
ship from Dwight +. Davis and J. W.
Wear of the Racquet club. 81. Louis.
at the Racquet Club to-day by four
games to three. The scores were S-l5.
ls-l7. la. 1s-I5. LIS. 9-15 and
I5-Ii.
From start to finish the match was a
thriller. So closely contested was II
TINT the result was In doubt until the
very last moment Although it was
undoubtedly a hard match for the title
holders to lose. there was some justice
In the result. as rell and Mortimer had
gained such an overwhelming lead in
the match on January 10. when Pcil
was injured. that there was practically
no doubt about the result on that oc-
casion. To-day an four players were
In fine form and the ~rac1uets displayed
was Of the very highest class. II was
probably the best -four handed ontcs
ever played at the Racquet club
Perhaps Poll and Mortimer had a
shade on their opponents I'm team work.
but there was very little to choose be-
tween them. Davis played q great game
and at times Wear was brilliant ON
occasions. however. he missed some
rather easy shots and now and then his
serving was not all that II might have
been. rcll appeared to be = little nor
. Mortimer brought OF some clever
plays In tho corners and his hitting
was tremendously hard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Hon SpRINGs, Ark. Fen. la-W. 9.
France Of the Inverness Golf club of
Toledo. ohio, and l. T. Reynolds Of
the Fort SMITH, Ark, country Clun
led line quaiiiris ia ;ic annual Wash
ington's birthday tournament on the
links r the Hot SPRINGS Country club
to-day. They We're tied at %. TIE first
round of match play viii be- PLAYED to-
morrow and In" semi-hnals and finals
Mouda'.
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S,lyvcsaut High School took the lead
rhe T.. =, \ l. championship basket
pall tournament ny d.icatinG DE Wit
clinton High school AZ the College of
the Cljy "f Sew York. last night h> a
sr"r" "t % to ~ the vicrOrs stand IN
front with 10 victories and only de-
feat, with Commerce second and elm
ION third The defeat of the latte Ave
practically puts il out of the running.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
WOMEN REQUIRE THREE SETS
Miss Bnrn~tt Defeats New Yorker
In Pinrhurst Tenuis,

PlNEHURsT, y. G. Feb. lin the an
nual 81. Valentines tennis tournament
Tor women to-day Miss Helen barnett.
tho ruuuerup in The recent midwinter
championship. defeated Mrs. ~. r. Stentz
Of New York "a. IS. Sc. Miss Rsr-
nett advances to meet Miss Eleanor
Gates Of Locust Nall"y, who won from
Miss Barbara harrington OF West New.
ton Mass.
In the upper half OF the bracket Mrs
II. H. Van cleef of Rochester and Miss
Alice Blum Of Brooklyn went forward.
Mis- Blum defeating Mrs, Van Cleef by
Ga. q in the semi-hnal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

FttN-ii'e roller skitcr- have entered
fur the ten mile race which VIII Ice held
this afternoon beginning at 1891 street
and seventh aycuu ana ending In the
roller rink on the fourth tioor of the
Grand Central Palace, The outdoor
part of the rae" viii cover the first
f>" miles and IN" remaI ming half Of
the contest win be skdtcd Indoors.
Three elevators on the FoIty-scyenth
strr-, SIDE 81 the ,,raui ,entrai Palace
Ha'" been reserved to carry the skat-
cr~ M TO the fourth noOr s. soon as
they arrive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

RED BANK. Y. J, Feb. la-Indoor
baseball has become popular in this
sccti %. Several teams have been organ
ized and play in Troop RS new armory.
Las, night the orioles and Troop teams
played. the former winning by 20 to -
Each now has n game and the rubber
will be on March 4
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Cadets Celebrate Birthday.

WEST PoiNT. Feb la-The Washing
ton Birthday social and athletic events
at the Military Academy were ushered
"a 10y a hig midwinter hop by the cadets
in cullum Hail tonight. To-morrow's
schedule includes basketball. indoor
polo. an exhibition ride 10y the first
class OF cadets and an entertainments IN
Memorial Hall in the evening. Monday
viii he a post holiday. with Basketball
and hockey as diversion.
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HARVARD CUBS SWAMP YALE
Thatcher and Percy Brilliant In
II "a Z Hockey victory.

BosroN. Feb. l9.-The Harvard fresh
man hockey team came back to form to-
night. beating the Yale freshmen. II 10
4. iN a runaway match. In the frs; half
the Crimson scored five goals to the New
Haven teams one and continued To show
speed during the remainder Of the game.
Thatcher. who did no scoring, partici-
pated In almost every goal. his speed
bein. responsible for most Of HarNard's
advances. capt. Percy Of Harvard made
enough goals 70 win, scoring six. The
lineup:
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seton Han Romps 10 Nictor,

SOUTH ORANGE. Feb. 19-Seton Halls
basketball team romped to victory owe
the George Washington five of Washing
ton here tonight, score As to 20. Fla
herty made twenty OF the winners points
with five field goals and ten from foul.
The score of the first half was y t. :
in favor of the home team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

SAVAGE BOXES WITH WILLARD.
Pleased At showing OF Cowboy
job nson's Camp Across River.

FL PAso. Feb. 1a.-Jim Savage, who
arrived this week from New York. went
into the ring to-day with Jess Willard at
the training camp below III Paso and
Wizards work fully satisfied Manager
Tom Jones and others OF WIZARDS
friends hat the Kansas cowboy rs Inn
proving rapidly as a fighter. Savage
seemed greatly pleased at the showing
made by willard.
The local Carranza Consul said to-day
no Interference would be offered to Jack
Johnson's coming from Tampico TO
Juarez. His training quarters viii be
established on the Mexican side OF the
border.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

The S~ulltvdu-Cutrcy bout proved %
be- too much of a rival attraction for
the Dillon Mtutell AFFAIR. So IN" pro-
motrrS called II of and m" boys were
engaged To go Tonight al the same
club
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INDOOR TENNIS CUP
NOW Is TOUCHARD'S
Wins II for Third Successive
Time by Beating LovibOnd
with Ease in Final.
SCORES As HE PLEASES

Gustave =. Touchard retained his title
as champion of the United States at in
door lawn tennis yesterday afternoon by
defeating Arthur NJ Lovibond in the
final round of the championship tourna-
mcnt at the Seventh Regiment Armory
lie wol by three sets to one. with tn"
scores at 6-3. q. as. CO. AL
though Lovibond has improved his game
a great deal since last year. he didn't
have y chance with the champion, for
Touchard was al his best. which prac-
ticallN means that he was able to score
pretty nearly when he wanted to. That
an extra set was required was due only
10 the fact that. while Touchard loafed
somewhat in the third set. Iovibond
played IN better form than In any other
set. Touchard's victory gave him pos
session Of the up. since he had won II
last year and the year before as well.
Touchard started tn" service and car
ried off the opening game. II looked for
q time rs If the SECOND would 20 to
l.ovibond, for the latter had the score At
io-lh u three errors nf his rival But
he double faultcd vice, bringing
T"uchard "a to- deuce \ cross-court
placement and a net by IoVibpud fol-
lowed this and made the score 20 IN
favor OF Tuuchard. iSuvihond after
dropping the hrst two points of the third
game 10y hittiug ont OF bounds stcadicd
ami WON ;hr game IN four straight
points. m could not cop with the ac-
curate placing Of Touchard and lost the
next two. with the score 80 for
Touchard cach man won ON his own ser
vice and settled the set. The champion
scored ~ aces to Lovibond's 2s. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
'~Ie,.inna Drubs uoc..y cub.

t~lrNE,sNp, Feb l@-The cleveland
AthIet4c ClUa won over the Hockey club
al .'" Not- n' 'r. L'f.iusr H'"t. tn-
night, . 90 o The Sew York team was
o., match fui the ] aHls.
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while Jack Hanlon Is the manager
there, II Is a feud Of long standing
between the pair that brings about this
possible deadlock.
Jack Twin sullivan gave Jim Cofcy
y lesson IN class as she Is displayed by
iistic stars oil Thursday night, even
though the bald Bostouian lost. Jack
made CpffeN look like a Ounce. He woull
draw away and le; inns rights whizz
by Ike "A comet. II was ONLY because
Jack got tired that Coifey was able 20
land ~clcanlN.
II was a punch in the ffth that
mined S~ul.iyan's chances. He WAS in
his street clothes five minutes after
ward.
Il d'd the hest ! could" said Jack.
NE was too big for me and couldn't
see the sense of getting hit again. /
hope the boys didn't want me To go
out Of the building spinning The first
tim" IN seventeen years, boys the first
time I ever asked a referee In spare
me. Tho way they cneorcd me proves
thar they thought | had a right To stop"
Matt Hluklc. who referees around
cleveland, wants TO cOme ON and be
the third man in the Wclsh-Ri Richie
bout at the Garden. Strange, hut
Rilly Roch" seems to MI the hill mighty
well, 40 why drag In corr. llinh'o or
anybody else Eh, Bill'
Joe Shugrue. who Is IN cleveland
training for his lively" round hout
with Johnny GriNlths at Akron Mon
day night, wired Yesterday hat he has
been signed To meet ,luc Maudot som-
time next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Tommy NaioneN aud johnny ,kidl
Nlbcrts stood toe to to" and sluggcd for
ten rounds AT the Vanderbilt 4. q. last
night without apprcciahls advantage to
either Roth were unused up conetS-
erjthly, but neither had left his feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

liplac" Mtru'S basketball team won
IN IT'S gymnasium over tollogiHt" School
N"stordlN afternoon, score 20 to \
'i""pel made eleven field goals, Lyons
ten and MADISON eight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
MANHATTAN DOWNS RUTGERS
Scare ana HouIthnn Brother. Pile
Up Big score.

New BRUNSWICK, Feb. l9-Manhat-
tan ran away from Rutgers on the bas-
ketball court tu-niglk, defeating the
Scarlci, 80 to ~ Rutgers spurted to-
ward the finish. but failed 10 do more
than make the score seem less one sided.
Suar"z and tine HOulihan brothers
starred for Manhattan Their foor work
was OF high quality and their shooting
sure. The lineup
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Columbia ~ InrLi. Soldier.

The seventh iioS.mohi Aunur viii ne
the scene OF an luduor baseball gnms
this afternoon etwoo The regiment nine
n the Coiu'""'' varsity. Pay begins
al 3 80.
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Orange Defeats south Orange.

oRANGE. Feb. 9-Orange High school
easily defeated South Orange High
school at basketball tonight. score A.
to 90.
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CORNELL OVERTAKEN
BY COLUMBIA FIVE
Basketball Victory. 81 to 16.
Ties Teams in Race. but
Gives Tigers Lead.
DANISH FIVE PLAYERS


Columbia overlook Cornell In the
race for the intercollegiate basketball
title last night by defeating the 1tha-
cans. % to IL. in the Columbia GYM
nasium. but the net result OF the strug-
gle, and IL was n rough one. was to
put Princeton out in front. The Tigers
ave won four games ard have lest
but one. and Columbia and Cornell.
now tied for second place. each have
won five and lost two. Az Princeton
has several hard games ahead all three
teams are NV coutcud"rs for the title.
Rough play resulted IN the calling Of
twenty three fouls on Cornell and sew
enteen on Columbia. and the barring
of Ave men from the floor Tor personal
fouls. but action always was spirited,
and tho big crowd had its MI of ex-
citement firm the first whistle to the
last. The team defending the west
goal seemed to be favored by fortune
in each half. for I'm the first period
che Cornell players had that basket
behind them and managed to lead, II
90 .. when time was called. Columbia
had plenty of chances to score. but
the ball wouldn't go IN. Benson's at
tempts from the fsul line going astray
with alarming frequency
Corncll's lead disappeared soon after
tire second period began. the turning
point coming when BcnS Intercepted
q Cornell pass in midair and n momen
later shot the BAH into the basket. From
thai noint on Il was an Columbia and
ms Lundcn OF Cornell seemed unable to
score any more from tho foul line the
home team kent increasing its lead.
Three OF the players banished for
~ruughness were comedians and two
were Culunhians. though nwyer OF Co
iumh'a made his exit such a protracted
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Wolgast TO Arrfve, Go Under X-Ray
and Resume Training, All in a Day

that he never will box for the Olympia
while Jack Hanlon Is the manager
there, II Is a feud of long standing
between the pair that brings ahou, this
possible deadlock.
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Eocapitulatinr-Touchar Q se's Inyi-
bond. : set T"ucherI. - games Lovihord.
~ games. T"uchpru. ~ a'"S. Lolihoud.
ion t,e-. Tpuchtrd. 80 nets Invihond. %
nets T"uchtri. - outs. lovihond. ~ outs;
ToVrhnrl. 8 tg"- hy placement. Lovihond.
- aces Dos piao'W.lt, ToIcharI / service
acc loN'horl 7 service ace. Touchard. :
doubt" fault. to,ihoud, = double faults
Rcfarce-king smith.
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Score-iiarVarl freshmen. II, Yale
freshmen. I Goals-Percy. : TAYLOR. ..
De Rham, >, Condon, Armour. 3. Gould.
Suhstitutions-Harvard. De Eham for
Gardner. Folsom for TaNinr Martin tor
Gwathncy. Dickey f,r Martin. Yale. Clark
for triggs. R"fsr"e--osgp God. Boston
\. a. and lyman. Boston Arena Goal
umpires-Clouthier and Carlton. Timers
Brown and Woods. Time OF halves
~ minutes.
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Score-CoIumhIa. =, CorneTI, II. Gonls
from u"ti-' .leT' = b.h>"n' - norm
sand. Wilbur. Prowr. . Lunden. =: sui
terby. Goals from fpul-Bcn-on. II out
~ 81. Calder. ~ ont Of . Brown. : out
OF 10. Lunden. ! out Of !. Substi;utlons-
Kornsand Tor Lee, Wilbur for Dwyer,
Healv for Benson. Austin for Wilson.
Flock for Jandor:. Howard FOR Lunden.
Referee-Meliick, Trenton Y. VI. c. \.
t~mpire-Sturdy, Johns Hopkins. Time
Of haiNeS-yO minutes
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sIsrG - M@GnFtt!0 ~ Rnlsffi, z.
seiier. =, irving. e. Searie. Coieinan,
BROWNING Goals from fpui-p. Houii-
han. -. living. Snh~iitutlors Manhattan.
Farrell for l.. HoulhIu. Ftrasy for J.
Hou.ihuu. Rutgers. PERI for coleman.
TNiug for Ro,kafeiler. Todd for Perry.
Toohey for Sesrlc. Iteferre-Lewts Will
Jams.