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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

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 I think Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta-
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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
Let Resinol Make
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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
YUAN CHI-JUI POWER IN PEKIN GOVERNMENT
Chinese Leader Has Become StaIwart Force in Celestial Military Affairs
 Despite Efforts of Enemies.

Correspondence of the Asso. Press)
 Peking, Sept. 1o.-Premier Yuan Chi-jui' is constantly strengthening his hold upon the Picking government In spite of efforts to displace him, his popularity has increased. He is generally recognized as a stalwart military leader who is equal to the present emergency. Rumors of his possible resignation have been circu-
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06
ST, NICKS HAVE GOOD
GRIP ON HOCKEY TITLE
II They Lose They still Will
Be Tied for Lead With
Boston.

Wi'h only Two more gamc5 10 hr
played ia in" Amateur Hockey Lc'gi"
,,rrrs Of 1916 the champion st Nlol's
Mold tho lead In tho race for the ito.
Thcy VII meet the Boston A. \. IN the
,ilnl game AZ he -. Nicholas RIM
saturday night. u the -. NiCks win
they Will gain their third successive
championship. II they los" they sti'l
viii he In = tie with IN" Hub seven,
making a deciding contest necessary.
IN. only other game Of the League
s,hcdu,r viii Ice between the Hockey
club and tho crescent \. .. IN the local
rink Thursday night. II III" Brooklyn
,luhmcu WI they Will h" ~ a tie for
tIl.rl place with ~" Harvard club ~
Boston. The defeat % the Crimson
graduates by he -. NiclSs dropped the
Huh aggregation IN the percentage
column.
III. Boston \. \. promises t. be one
son. The hub team has much at stake
I'm IN" contest and viii put in u hard
week Of drifting 10 be- in condition to
moct the t''irhuldrr~. \ wear z the
- N.,Ea ard Rnston \. \, were IN The
same relative position coming up % the
final game OF tn" series
Having Il "hdnC" to get a tie IN tho
conp.ttlou by WIui iUE IN" last game n
wear ago. the BOSTON \. 4. went down
10 defeat before the Nhirlw'ud PLAYING
If Iloh.y Baker me has team mates BY
"A score ~ = to =. Boston hopes To make
Saturdays game another story, but the
-. Nicks are confident of victory.
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CO@NTINENTALS WIN
Big SOCCER MATCH
Takes Two Extra Periods for
Them to Beat Bridge
port | to O..

B~EIDGEPoHT. Conn. March 81, re-
1lired two extra fftoen minute periods
10 decide the soccer match between
the Cont!nentals ~ New York and the
eleven Of tie Bridgeport city Football
III in the fourth round Of IN" annual
Football Association here to-day. The
coninentals finally Won ont by the score
o: J goal TO 0. 70 the great d%isappo;nt-
mcnt Of the followers of tho Eridg.port
team. that had succeeded In eliminating
the ~Bropklyys, the frs, to WIN the Ma
.!onal Challenge trophy, from the pres
ent competition.
The game was n fast one from star,
% finish. hut the severe weather ken.
the attendance down. For ninety min.
u;es the rival teams struggled TO gain
the upper hand. without avail Then
Referee Burnside ordered an extra half
hours play, H." teams TO play fifteen
minutes edch way.
Tho frs. OF these extra periOds OK
pired with the deadlock still on. bu,
soon after IN" change OF ends Ionic,
outside left ON TIA. Continental team,
took a pass from PuXty on ,hc left wing
and sent in a beautiful shot which
scored and won IN" game for the New
Workers.
McWtlliams in the back division, Van
den l.yndcn at centre half ana IuNty
~ the forward brigade were tho bright
particular stars on the Continental team.
Todd, Austin and H"Ylnstall cxc.,lod
IN behalf Of bridgeport City. Tho
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QUITS TYPEWRITER, WINS RACE
Harry Nichols, Reporter. heats
Big Field of U%arrirrs

Harry Nichols. u reporter for a local
n~"vsntpcr. our7iri the rolors OF the
Mor0.ugsii" AthleIlr cub 70 victory
in a i've and ii hal: mi" handicap road
run held undo IN, direction Nf tn, Har-
Ion Athletic League yesterday after
moot, II" was IL rcceip: OF a handic,p
o! 3 minutes 81 seconds. His uctua! time
TOY the route vas II minutes 10 seconds
/. Nullarc VI The Glencoe :. g, who
started fortv-iive seconds after Nichols.
finished second AVID j.. Farrell. uu-
attached, WITH n rating OF ! minutes
II seconds. was ;hird, Tie Morning.
side A g. carried off .he team houors
with - points. Tho Harhyook a. g.
was second WITH A. points, and tho
Macomh's a g. third WITH - points.
Forty seasoned distance runners
made up the ned. and al. save three OF
them travelled the entire distance.
Nichols took tho lead two mites from
the finish and held comnard 20 the
end, where he was nearly 81 qtiCrter OF
a nile ahead Of his oppour; -.
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'hc'r fcht and each expects 70 win by a
kno'sOu:.
ral Moore. Z Philadelphia lightweight.
Will meet Allie Nscl OF this .i:y II the
fnil ton round bout tonight ~ the
Olympic club ~ lidrl'iu. Z vii hc
Mcor,s fast appearance = ;h,s ,;y "a
tho" wears. Tho s.n.-Hrll VIII hriug
together Eddie NuE"rt and Al Er.,.pu.
wc,terWcShts.
Beanie Leonard. who Mas flashed 10
~" front rank of lightweight fighters. &c
=" Ucc: Shamus O'B-icn. a young Fighter
from the ould sci. at tho Manhattan
sporting CLUB on the riGh' ot -. Pat
r.-ks dav.
S~'rirGler Lewis will try 20 throw four
wrcstlers In m hour ~ Madison square
Garden tonight. Lewis wi. forfeit 500
to any man who "tavs fifteen minutes
and has invited the Masked Marvel 20
Join the party. n the other bouts
Zbyszko viii NEE; Ha"s Assam. pr.
Roller tackles Dvaal; and Yusif Nus
fan grar?lcs with Christensen.
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SPORT NOTES FROM COLUMBIA,

No a,tenn, will M, mad. "a MI, co
,,,,,h,, crov w h. IT,, w. -
'"a h,s c,a,,., ,",, ~, ~ ~ Wv
pI,. ,rrorrc.l M ,,', NJ. ~"
',r,.,ta .,'I u ."'S 80
,t,n. nr,",U,. Ioa.r 5000 n",,
,,an in,s I'm -, ',S u, ""'
r,n ~ if"' - v" " w
IT, rs n,;r,n" 80 , U"nn''""
,my III, NO. sd ,o. "',t,,
,n-h,L,,o M, w." l'".'"r
~, thn rou,;ru ,',"rD " 4" ~
n,.ann, go ~,
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P1uNGER ASSET TO COLUMBIA.
Lr,ic Is Espcctcd TO Hr1p Team Z"
Title.

In via. Is expected ~ r-''" the
Ia rides. fough. dual meet This year
CnIumh.t's swimming team onp"S - con-
Ter PRINCETON tomorrow .:-1' iH ''"
Nnrriucs!dc heights tain and Ag'.n 'o
\ ,ie ror frs, rlrc" y tn" !H''r'"'''G ''"
Swimming .caCuc TIC fH" ""h
White swimmers twisted III" gers 'd.
las wecl after having got on "h ii'
wrong foo. In -" relay race. tn"
prirrcton foIr smashed ;lc Pc" i''''!
record. covering IN" Gis'af." "a ! W'h-
~. 81 81 seconds
~columhia'. ~triuUv.rat". Hal \"IIu'r
FIN lirrhort and Capt Lee. VII hr h.!'l
greatly " the improvement "i M'r..ri
aud Mills IN the fancy dive ard M"i
Levie. tho five and . iIi 'oo' s'i
pound munger Nollucr VII tot g.
after many records. bat VI 'tN" las
strs 9Th 90 scur, points He "''l "n''r
in 'hc Hr'v. hundred and ~tN'-i"'HiF
varl sw.r.> and the relay. l."Nio s
plIng;rc more than seventy 'c"'. ~"
,loa,s ae easily a. q Sandy Nook hu"N
and - about ~ cumbersome lHNl re-
Gently J., vas about ~ stationary ''"
by. 10 h.. learned 80 WAY l. r"''
ahead AVID may hc "a ~ aiurio' next ''a'
Tho chiupiouSh Will remain N
doubt for two nor weeks
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TO.DAY'S JUAREZ ENTRIES,

First Rae" -Srning. maiden ,up YEAR
olds: four fur!onGs- Mediation. 81; Sn.iy
Boots, sN. Eleanor Marie, los: satisfied.
100: Jean, 49,; Tuny, ia, 'rani..n. ITO;
Gulf stream, 40; Allen. rs.
Second ta%c"-S"lline three-yrnr-oIlt
and up; i've and IL hall Iurlougs-Juok
Harrison, TOO: Knight Of lythlas. TOO:
T"npy duncan, log; Ada. l09, Nj, Tonne,
l09; oklahoma Babe. 100; Yubn, l6o;
Jolly Tar. l0s; Noble Grand. l09, Teoto,
ios. zenotek, II. Great friar, ~. ortiz,
III: Nifty. ~. Prairie, IA.
Third ~ace-S'llins our-yeHr.oids and
up. seven furiongs Lady James 81, Nina
X, 81; smiling Mag, ". Mi.s Edith. 100;
Lady Young, 100; I'onnic's Buck, 100; lnez,
i0.: Marcus. lo.; billikons W. l0u: senior
ita Dana, ,O;. capt. Drusc, loi, Real
Worth, l07; Fitzgerald. ll2.
Fourth Raco--Itardicap three wear
olit aud up five and a half furlongs-
Striker. 30: ,Mcx. %; Little Jake, 92,
up: f,e and a half f%urlongs Whispering
Hope, So. iachti, So. MCIl Ticket. 20.
Joseph, 30; Tiiiotson %; Chart. Ward,
80: Azurca. 1893. Miss Barnharbor. 1915;
carondolct. lo5; I.educ. 100: VI Mahdi,
los.
Sixth Race selling four-yesr-olds and
UP; ono Inile-Lesbia, 100; Cordic y, lO3;
Charley MeFerrsn. 1903; Rhodes. ios; Mud
gu! TO-; tess stsr. 1as' Barnard. 1906
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KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE SPORTING TREND

player at present. but he might get
through in time.
According 20 Frank Woodward. pres-
dent OF the Z. S. q. A.. only two classes
OF occupations in which they may re-
ccivc pay and still retain their amateur
standing are open to golfers. These are
literary work and golf architecture.
Literary work? What about writing
for magazine?
Now tina: Iris Spcai.c; has signed ht'
contract ;iic Rcd SoX management can
b. completely Indifferent az TO whether
lie signs or not.
James Ferguson. n professional golfer.
tced up on the cryatal of ~ watch and
drove the hall 2io yards the:efron.
Anybody could do that. except that he
might not drive go yards and might
break the watch.
SILL II is hard 10 tell about that.
There aren't many courses equipped with
watch crystals.
Trap sho.tlng is the main sport now
q. Palm Beach and the other Fashionable"
winter resorts.
The main sport Mt Palm Beach. Pine
hurst. Orr-ond and Bclleair? II 20 a lot
OF IL mus, he done with a nibl.ck.
-. q. Kirkpatrick. who hasn't won his
varsity letter IL. Harvard football. do
feated j. l.. Bgelow. who has. for IL"
heavyweight boxing championship of IL"
university. Showing that one doesn't
have to know football to break through
"A guard.
Me:so-d Vic. a wire haired fox terrier
OF The feminine gender. won the pr1e at
the Westminster Kennel CLUBS show for
the best dog OF any breed. Same old
story. When o want 10 find the real
boss OF an establishment. cherchcl la
femme.
The next. two Arrny-Navv football
games wili he stadiumed az the POLO
Grounds. An awful word. yes. but q
verbal gem OF pures, ray serene com
pared to staged.
- have assured ~Brcsnahan." says
Charles Wcec Amgu. that he VII get hts
money. bt: - Rave - pay the cutiyo
100000 20 h"n lie viii have 10 take 2.
In seiHi-mouthly Payments. extending
ovcr the nest ~ years
Its "a tough word. Drawing a ohcch
fo- sS33.33 twic" a month for two years
would be II terrible hardship. Somebody
ouSh: - figure out the amount OF worry
ne'"ssary for the process for John Fos-
to- record hook.
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Athletes Of the Mohawk \ G. won tho
Bronx County Athletic l.cacuc'i four
and q quarter mile road run yosterdar
afternoon. The Indian. scored ~
points. The pchnIut \. g was placed
second. with g. points, and the Brony
Church House third. with II. Tho In
dividual honors fell To g. Phillips IT
the Bronx Church House. Iio led
practically the entire distance, snapping
the tape nearly seventy yards ahead of
T. Dolan % the Mohawk \. e TIL.
latter's clubmatc, T.. Weiss. finished ia
third position. The winner was clicked
in - minutes SO seconds
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CORNELL FIVE HAS
HARD WEEK AHEAD
Must Beat Penn and Princeton
to Figure in League .
Race.
MrNICHOL HEADS IlSI

ihi'd VIII be the TWISTING r.,r ..
tNe settlement Of the IntoyeoYc,. q,
BASKETBALL League race this Voc; .-,
VIII have more than a passing .-.,.u.
III III" Result OF The jousts. Tu.rlpt.
f~ehnsylvania. which la tied FOR o..
place with Princeton, and Cornell all,
y very DESTROYS OF leading til. ssr
league. NEE, On the latter. cou-.
Cornell will be out of f. n -. ,.
i'ed team loses. and the hos. +. 80.
can do Is N hand tho champiorst, ..
the quaker five by defeating Pria,e.o.
az Ithaca Thursday night. Failing s,,,
~ this. The chIrriorshi, vii ,e,..
unsettled. with tie T.se,s and ~.
ou1kers tied for first place s5o.,-
'hiF happen II VIII hc tho scco,l .,.,.
IN Two years tha; there has b.rr
MINER, Columbia ard Cornell r.v,r,
filsh"d IN a dead heat In iatt
" ,'"W IRON Ithaca never fas az.
P."Feh 80 "rra'i7. Lest week, - So
S"i rs" "' "Noirhodv. The bir ten -
coach Sha'p fell before the r.,., Ia.
tered Dartmouth five. and then ,u-,,a
around h'1 sil- Columbia ore % ,ns
worst iat'ng, ever handed a coIunN,,
,"iin on a basketball court 4, 10 Il,
Cornell can hold the form ~ NV.
uiSs ago until tonight pernsylva-i, h,
III Tor one Of :hc grandest ha tic, ~,
YEA ot upsets.
=" Edi!c NfcN.cho, Of Perr-..ys,.
''s itid q week TO get his foul $500, ",
''' ia '!.Hn. since he has csCcd tvc-. .
\ '"iI* " or tvertN-cigh. cr1r-es
Il" ~" AS two games 10 docsnt h,.A
IN NFNfnslAf. ,..aI "
Ni'Iol new record OF 90 goals -.,n
i.1l, which SURPRISES iy i've p.
W" mark mad" ny Kciua:h. also =
i'Hn' made in i90--GS. probably vi .
ofot'n by himself tonight. Tho. +.
i''tc l~'ke..hood. however. Of ls r....
'Ns the nigh scoring rrcor 90 iil ?. -.
'nid" N 1t" season OF igQj-pc l.
also ~ penrsvlvan'a.
klnn"T Of Yale. who was -, ~
M'Nlrh"l hard for srNcrt. wool .
eIeN'', points behind the d|pus..- f..7
car'i'n' with - points. Tho VT e.,
winch 'c.t sur" II would rot. o..
championship crown. has ono NOR. ~
!" pay columbia - Ncw H..,
Wednesday. While th"-. ls ,.i..
mat kin."v Wi maze may ~.
'h's gtr'". ~" l~ rot |,Nf..'rl t...
MCN'oh"i. Haas Of Princeton 81. :.
thi'd WITH q" puiuis.
L,i;'o Eri Williams - r,,,,r.
h~nis'.'d a. lH Tie ~l.ri.s rn,'
IRON -ltr'ut-' WI - ..'i
Srtrfhl. The cornell ..r'r..
'ur"e ha'""tH h'tii,. and l, 10
TWO games To- play the ci.iuc,e ,r,
j." ~ii! pass tn" diuimuilvc pir,...
forward. The" Is ro, much .,.
h"w"fcr. or ANYBODY pos.ir.
Fishers mark "f g. goals 'r,..
mad" u1 seven tu- iy tho go, ,
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~ WILLIAM H.. HANNA.

Specializing goes on and m. The other
DAY We read OF "A thrcc cushion billiard
players wonderful defence, meaning.
doubtless, his clcvcrness at leaving diHi-
cult position. one hears a great deal Of
defence. as distinguished from offence.
these days. More emphasis IL put on the
distinction between the two departments.
There Is the separate and distinct offence
ard defence OF baseball and football,
and on the other hand games such as
hockey and boxing. in which the action
Is such that offence and defence blend
one into the other. Then again there
are sports which are defenceless. as II
were. At least. one doesn't hear OF de-
fence in an eight cared crew race or
quoits or bowling.
II would he dreadful 10 take the inter-
collegiate boat acc away from Pough-
heepSio and thus put Crum Elbow out
OF JOINT.
In one OF his raving moods on the
bench George Stallinss hauled Sher wood
Magee over the Goals. Magee wasn't
So ~ WV 90 NAttN
day TO sui- his boss. ether you are"
exclaimed George to Sherwood when the
latter came In between innings, play
Ing the field on one foot 80
"t'h. huh" responded Magee yan-
GULLY. THAT'S "A hard thing 20 do. I'm
the oiiy outi."ldcr ia the league that can
10 T."
or Eugene Packard, the lef; handed
pitcher who gone 20 the Cubs.
Lee Maece SAYS. Another Wil,se At
fielding his position" Which means that
Packard IL a ball hawk sure enough.
The proposed plan OF trying to lower
the high wheeled sulky record OF 2 :lla,,
made by Nelson. oIcns up all sorts Of
Interesting possibilities, including the
yeloc pcde figures for a mile and a new
chariot record Cor Pompcii from the
union station to the post: Office.
and one called Rocky Kansas. and 10
doubt both-.f they are different persons
at some time have been Bleeding
Kansas.
There's 10 b~ a new emblem for the
49, balk Inc billiard Championship pu;
in coinpetit on. next fall probably. and
a tournament IN which all of the mas
tcrs" VIII tai. part.
Most all 81 ~" masters Is touring tho
country VIII famdda. the Japanese
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WIND PLAYS HAVOC
AT N. Y. A. G. TRAPS
Northeastern Helps Blue Rocks
to Escape Gunncrs and
Low Scores Result.
STEIN WINS TROPHY

An exceptionally large field OF gu'ners
was on the firing lin" ut the Travers
island,rapsof the New York Athletic Cub
Yesterday afternoon. \ high wind from
the northeast somewhat marred the
spor. ard as a result tine scores did
not come w 70 the usual averarc An
Indication OF the weather condition IN
old by the work OF G.. j. Stein. winner
of the scratch prize. lie took the most
important trophy OF the day with n
total OF IS out Of IA possible leo tar
gets.
There was not a single straight string
OF twenty-five targets during the after
noon. -Four gunners won legs on the
Haslin trophy. They were l.. w
Thompson. &. w. Berner. J.. Fowler and
j. r. Naud.rv..r. Only one gunner
returned II twenty-five total IN the shoot
for the tournament cup. This Hfnait
was j. II. Naadcrvccr. SI> gunncrs
scored legs on the accumulation prize.
They were q. w. Lcmbcrk. W Il Dele
hantv. NJ. McNoy, .tr. j. q. PATTERSON.
y. webb. Jt. and Il. VI. owen.
y. webb. Jr.. o the weekly shoot
for tho Travers Island cup. He took
the prize after "a shoot with e. ".
" NH' plAN basaNi ~ 49,
a full score. Webb also Won a special
twenty-five target event that finished
the programme. i. Fowler was the high
handicap guracr. lie had a full score Of
100 targets.
Eighteen n.nrods faced .he traps o.
Tie New Rochelle Yacht rlub yesterday
and despite the wine wi'is,l!ug across
the range on Harrison Island they re
turned excellent scores. Il. Il Stoddsrd
carried off the honors 81 the DAY. He
won Ia. high hand. cap prize with a total
Of ?S OF has handicap Of IL and Icgs Oh tho
monthly and the accumulation cups. both
with full scores of %. Th" high scratch
prize went to !. A. Mclaughlin with "A
total Of SIS out OF tho possible TOO. ON
moJorc \. 7. Bennett won the take nome
trophy after a shooter with S'oddarl
ard q. =. Granhcrv walked on with both
the 10 and 10 $ ra'ch trophies.
PoET W>srfSGTo%. l.. 7. March =
Tracy ". Lewis established q record fo-
trap shooting or Long Island FOR the
season ,r-d1y when re hrot' "> Cat OF
100 possible targets az 'hc MarhasSct
Bay Yacht club t's'r- a Ue~ gun 'c
missed only tie eleventh and twenty
ars. targets aud then demolished
seyertv-nire IN succession. Ills record
for three consecutive stra.gh. strings az
- viii probltiv stand ro- s1n'e time.
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CELTICs CONQUER CAMERoNs.
wind Helps B%rOOkIsn Team To
Score In First Period.

BROOKLYN Ccltics. tho New York
state League champions, defeated tho
'am"rorS bv > goals TO u at Marquette
oval yesterday In the first half tho
'eltics We're favored %" a St'prg wind
aud M"Grecvey. outside lc:t. found the
'a,n"rons' net with a long sho. from
tho lcft wing Vt half time the cham
pions led h" ! goal 20 o.
In tho second period Costello. from
tHc right wing, sent I'm u splendid shot
which struck tho 600, Of one Of the
cameron players and turned into the
NOV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06

A large field participated IN tho three
and a half mile cnas" held by the VII
lagc A. g. in Greenwich, section yes.
ter,ay afternoon, sam Silverstcin. un-
attached, finished first, He negotiated
the distance in Is minutes so seconds,
NJ. Micstro Of the Ozaiam A.. A. was
the runner up. Third honors fell 10 ],
O'Nears Of the Irish American 4. @,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06
RESULTS OF SOCCER GAMES.

The clan MarDonalds OF Brooklyn had
an easy time OF IT With tho Columbia
oval clever in the state League Guam
plonship game At le'"X oval YESTERDAY
The ,Iansmrn won by , 10 . after lead
Ing by I TO - At half time. Wilson AVID
Mccain scored TWO goals each and No
Cnesnic. MacCulloch and SAanholt added
one apiece,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06
Vardon tn. Great Example.

Now it is very different, Failure to bring
results means a rapid change of heart
toward the professional, for tho reasons
| have limited at in the former para
graphs. There IL "A greater knowledge of
play shown by many fino golfers and q
belief that there are hut two or three
kinds Of STYLES upon which tn mould.
only the other day ] saw a copy of "a
book soon 10 ne put on the market. and
at the end OF each short chapter was
Tho line. Whatever Is natural and
Harry Nardor" II was for tho most
par, a very striking and strong hit OF
good advice, and II the professional has
on" such Thought in mind he is bound
to he y star teacher.
fear that | have wandered "a bit
away from my text, which was the
change which has come over the golf
instruction and the golf instructors. A
few years ago, when asSommittee got
together and talked over the matter Of
hiring . new professional the real tovte
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06

Another result which will have an inn
portant hearing on the standing of the
leaders Of the first division of the New
York state League was that of the
match between Youhcrs and Clan Mac
DUN at Harlem Field. which ended In a
1 to l tie, In the first half Fleming
scored from a cross by tiarsidr. In tho
second half Duncan, clan Macpufrs out
side right. eQHalized from n penalty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06

The State League game Of the st.
Georges Football club also uotch.d "A
win in tho second division At the expense
of Manchester Unity AT Chelsea Park on
totals Of : 10 !. Bailey, Garland, Cali
derhank and Read" divided the honors.
scoring two goals each for tho winning
side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06

\ record score was piled IN by The
Metropolitan team OF the -, Georges
Football cub, which defeated the spar
taus by 10 goals L. q IN the FIRST round
of the cup tie competition ~ NAcomhs's
Dam Park. Parker with four goals.
Thompson with three and Ronapart",
WEit.lcy and rrypcr.ch with one each
did the scoring for tn. winners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06

In the other game "f tie double
header At letox oval the |. Il T. stroll
lcrs obtained the verdict at the expense
of tho Bohemians, who We're defeated by
a score of 4 goals 10 !. Newman and
,'oull each scored twice for tn" winners
and boyle and Mcneil each once.