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The sun., 1916-01-24
ST. NICKS ARE ALONE
AT HEAD OF LEAGUE
Champions Only Are I'nbcaten
in Race for Titlc--BoSton
Teams Close Behind.


Sll"" th"ir victory over tho Boston A
\. H." 81, Nirb~ are considered "a buy,
an 'N""ll"ut chance Of retaining ,h.
Nn"t"nr Hockey League chanu,nuship
me! ar" now leading tho leaguc with
Nv" victories aud no d"fcats The Ros
'"h a. \ and n" Harvard ckIh. tho
w" hoston teams in the organization
are tied for second place, with the ,'r.s.
cent \. =, and tho Hockey club rcpos,us
together IN tn" cellar position
IN" victory OF the st. Nicks over the
hir"rn seven was u surprise 10 many
f"'l"wers of IN" game" Th. cnamp. otIs
"'r" thought I" De "A hi' or form b,fnr,
going Ia RoSton hui they showed ina,
they ar" az fast as ever aud tina, their
rivals VIII have q hard time to wr,s,
tho title from them.
'f tn" champions play as they did
against the Boston 4 \ they shouId
score over tho Harvard club in Satur
day nights ganIr IN the 81 NI,hulus
Rink, TIA" Hockey club aud tho ,,r,..
cent? viii meet IN the local rink Wedu,s.
day night, Each of these teams is cana.
hlo 81 playing fast hockey and = clos,
game II expected
The sun., 1916-01-24
SITE CHOSEN FOR GOLF PLANT.
-Four >~mi-PuhIic Courses N,, H.,
laid Out Rt NassnUcuu.

ne plan TO establish d group of semi
pu"l' S"f courses on Long Island MA.
taken tangible form IN an uu,nur,,
menl mad" by William q. Freeman tho
'hl"' advocate nf tn" project. \ definite
site AZ last has been chosen and if 10
planned 'o form million dollar cor
poratioh 10 finance the scheme S,o,,
VIII he sold NJ SO "A share
Tw" tracts Of land ~ MIss,u.u,,.,
nave been chosen, They are srpar,t.d
pN IN" tracks of the Long Island R,il-
road ana on" will be Developed before th,
o'her Tn" tract which VIII he .ic,rlopcd
nrst contains 3iI acres and Is NO
enough for three eighteen ho,c courses
clubhouse win be erected and uro-
VISION VIII hc made for practice putting
greens. tennis courts squash courts.
professionals Shop and "adir house.
On the other side OF the railroad is "A
:o' a'r" tract, upon which IN" fourth
course will hr laid out after tn, ms,
ihree nave be-n completed, Il also il
proposed TO change the name ol the rail.
road station to Nlblick
The sun., 1916-01-24
COLUMBIA FIVE LAST IN
BASKETBALL STANDING

record for individual sco-irr ,yo ,,I,,,a
thirty points in ,wn games or,,. IA f,li
down against Penn Sa,urJ,y Al ma,
lic is several baskets ahead ~ .u,. o.hcr
pla,cra in goals from Ncld win q ,o,,l
of fourteen. The hrillianc. of several
mon 50 far makes I, look as II Rro,,r -,
Cornell last seasons leading mint ,.,
ter has his work cut ont for him Ernvn
Is IA sixth place now.
s,rnnr por,d,x ia tho ,,,,,,,,o, .
rI,vcr. ,,o,u,,,ht, 10. "".,''' ~
The sun., 1916-01-24
BASSFORD and WAITE
WILL MEET IN FINAL
Survive Scmi-final Round in
Metropolitan Indoor Ten
mis- Clubs Tourney.

Abraham Bassford. Tr Wes,chcsie-
County Tennis club, and pr. \ \ Waite.
New York Tennis club. reached the final
round Of the Metropolitan Indoor Tou-
nis clubs tourney yesterday on tho
board courts Of the Twenty second Reg
ment Engineers Ar,uory, l6Sth street aud
Broadway. The hual match is ached
uled for next Sunday afternoon.
StraiGhi set matches were tho rule in
the second round. although many "r the
games went to deuce. pr. Waite won
from v e. FoN at -. q, aftet wear
ing down his opponent 10y an aggressive
attack IN the early games OF the first
set, Daniel nelmuntc of the Riverside
Tennis club eliminated 81. Ward nf the
same club q, >, "a. Rassfprd
earned his scmi-final bracket hy defeat
ing Robert Dolmau, Riverside Tennis
club. al. ID.
In the semi-linal round Bassford was
drawn agains, Clarence Moore "A profess
sional instructor AT one Of the public
courts, bul the latter Withdrew and
R,ssford won hy default, Dr. Waite was
compelled to extend himself to win from
Walker at S--t. i--G, 6t The sum
mary
Metropolitan Indoor Tennis Tournament
Mems singles, Second Hound A. g.
waite. New York Tennis club, defosted v
q. FuN, West Side Tennis club, Is. O..
defeated George ward, Riverside Tennis
cub g., :: Abraham Bassrord. Jr
- = p""'"' riverside Tennis club 81
scmI,hnaI Round-pr. A. \. waite, Now
ftiHrrs,lc hprN ac""rs Tsnn,s MN ''ss'ca W"he,.
Abraham Bassford, H. wcstchostcr ,ount,
Tennis Club. won by dcfauh,
The sun., 1916-01-24
NJ WILLIAM n. HANNA.

Gustavus T. Kirby. Thornton Gerrish
and Romeyn Berry are the advisory COM
mittes Of the I. c. A. A. A. A.. and the
memory Of man goes not back to the
time when they were not. In the way Of
tho continuous the only longer fingers
were the Elixabethan and Victorian
reigns.
Ever since he has been in baseball
Mc1raw has done business on a big
scale, and so the acquisition by the
Giants OF kaufY. Anderson and Harden
comes as no surprise. McGraw has nut
through more big deals than anybody in
baseball except possibly Comiskey. He
does business on a big scale because he
Is big man.
"McGraw knows I am n orcat hail
player. are words accredited to Benny
kaufr Jennings knows that Ty Cobb
is - great ball player, but Cobb let's
Jennings say IL.
There are four women shooters in the
target tournament at Plnehur~t, They
as much aptitude as any man, in fact
as II to the manner born. They 60
about II In an easy, natural business
ike way. Interest among women in
Trap shooting Is spreading rapidly, and
here. II appears, is n pastime destined TO
attract them ~ much as golf or tennis.
and one which permits them to appcar
more graceful than In either Of the
others. The more mixed shootsomes the
better.
Winter baseball outdoors 10 flourish
ing, II ever there's a thaw the games
Will have TO he postponed on account of
heat
"Nollmer uses in all his races a stroke
Technically known as the four beat single
trudgeon crawl II features the double.
alternate. overwa,er arm action OF all
the modern free style strokes, and "A
continuous leg drive composed of 4
narrow. straight knee scissor kick
'taken at the end OF the top arm pu,l
and three smaller scissoring movements
like those performed in the thrash Of the
pain crawl. giving four distinct pro-
pelling acts for each full stroke"
An admirable description, but lacking
in one detail. II doesn't tell how he
keeps the water from turning TO butter.
Paragraph says that Stanford "also
The sun., 1916-01-24
ny JOHN q. ANDERSON.

"
The definition Of an amateur golfer
seems N IA. oil c,,,,rr.h.,s,,.o Tho
on''eh states 'Toif Associations execu-
tive committee In deciding upon the
wording sau IN 1, Tim. ,o ,oonhoIs of
.,, -. .,.,..,
"' was 'e''' '"o u'''''''o "e'
IN all points as TO individuals must he
left with the executive committee. Tn
,u ,,or.for. . a.,,.,o,, nv .ou,.. ~,
"e''s'o"s ~ nhaue 'here ca" oe "'''e
extreme fault finding except In one par
ticu,ar I believe that there has been
,o, u,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, o., t,,.,,,,. O.,
tne rule; members ot the executive board
nave given out statements when do not
Clarity the situation. What We should
nave ~ sec'nc instances III iact "hoie
series OF such. which would make II
known 10 the pubiic at large just wnat
man or woman can or cannot 40 IN
trade ana sun remain an amateur.
II tne ruie' win lts all embracing
cohpfehehsiVehess ifnpheh IN tne words
Forced. very complicated ana absurd
situat'on VIII result III might even go
pacK 10 the FARMER VINO cuts hickory
Tor shatts' ~c In tact very ie"
people could iay claim 10 pure amateur
lAfh III the thing were pushed 10 the
'hlt ne one chah'e Tor escape rests
IN the tact that common sense at'i-
'uue seems iKeIy 10 prevail
III Is useless at tne present moment
'| spesk apout iuu'N"udI cases Nhat
soHers VINO "iieht pe ahec'e" WISH 10
statement "h'ch VIII say IN grea'
"eta'i just "h"' e"''eT may UT may
hoI 10
ms ~ 'f'tN"i Pe'ou III 'he n's'or!
OF une l. . ~ n ne utmost care
sh"u'd pe taken 'ha' 'hete oe no 'hai'e
LOT re"''ioi' upon su''ee"'nE eoll oouies'
10 Y" 100 'ar u as ','u d. no' soHs
ar ehousn' 'ne nee" LOT '"'I" ",l'
"'spfS~'"ha'e Ne"s present l'' 'he
a'erdse Tu' OF Ho'te's "o no' pu,'c "'
oeIs'a"u me ruhhs' or r"'h'r' 10" -
wiz oe en'"r'eu. anu az S'oh IT. - P'S
SH'e tna' s"ou'', oe "''"' .'e'i nav
'"'e'N'eNe" "'' pt'' '"''' '."'" ~
NAM P'"E, '' '''c "a. ~" w .''e
supJe'' anu can say 'h"t ''e Hn,rrPTr
u" "'i'il VI 'hc ru'e ~ """''e" WIN "''e
''" '''Nee
,,
me western '".i NSs"Via'o''. WIZ
~ Ia" unto l~'', mas No'eu " "a'e
'nt heN' amateur '"""p'o'Is"'p M '"'
,hNS w wv 'e' 'ioi''' ''u'''s ''"o ~,
i'"I Nontt' a. u nus ho'. 80 lar a. l
N"""' "'""''e'E "ee' "'r'''" W nave III,
t"'l"rs \" ~ NV "I.e'hs !" Spe'i"'
traih' "hiVh was oiet"d ny the u'!e-
Ha'es Az 'he iiie"''hs' ou' 'ne "hoIe tone
"f 'he aSsehpiy h'a"e IL seem 'hat there
The sun., 1916-01-24

KEEPING ABREAST OF -
- THE SPORTING TREND

I sent forth another youth by the name OF
Murray X. Lindley, who gained more or
less fame on the lawn tennis courts"
Wonder II there IL relationship to r.
Lindley Murray. n California youth who
has gained more or less fame on the
tennis courts and now in business in
Bayonne. n. J.
The st. Louis Cardinals spent s1.e57
on balls last summer. There are no
exact figures of the amount Larry Me-
Lean spent on bat.
Harry Tuthili. who is to train the
Michigan football squad hereafter.
turned out three successive winners at
West Point. Tuthill IL n versatile trainer.
He looks out for the Detroit baseball
team and IL an expert conditioner OF
fighters. Not long ago he was talking
about Young Corbett. Corbett. he said.
just before going into the ring for his
first fight with Terry McGovern went
around to the latter's dressing room.
knocked, stuck his head in the door and
exclaimed to the then mighty Terry
Come on Hurry up. you Don't be
so slow it's time to get into the ring"
And that" added Tu,hi.l, helped TO
whip McGovern then and there. Nobody
ever had adopted that attitude to him
before"
Eastern pros complain that for them
the holding OF the open golf champion
ship at Minneapolis means practically
a journey OF three days. A view which
seems TO be slightly tnged with selfish
ness. since the East had the open last
year and II might possibly take the
Western pros as long to come East as
for the seaboard members to go West
The only acceptable compromise in
sight Is to have course with the first
tee on the Atlantic Ocean and the ninth
green on the Mississippi River.
In one part OF an interview Percy
Haughton says:
There will be no college methods used
IN the handling of the Braves"
And IN another:
There iS no room for rough neck
tactics in baseball and I will not tolerate
them on my club"
The quoted paragraphs were separated
ny several others so there IL no reason
for invidious differences regarding college
methods.
Il probably will go South with the
team next month" the youngest mag
nate continues. We question seriously
whether Mr. Haughton was using Har-
ward methods in making will" instead
OF shall his auxiliary in the quoted
sentence
The sun., 1916-01-24
CAPABLANCA SURE VICTOR.
Game with Fox Lasts Late and IL
AdjOurncd-Bcrn Wins.

Owing to late start, the chess eN-
pcrts in the Rice Memorial tournament
had prolonged session las, night at
the rooms of the Isaac l.. Rice Progress
sive Chess club in the cafe Nonopol.
where they were paired in the NTH
round Only three Of the seven games
had been disposed OF by midnight, and
those unfinished viii hc wound up on
Wednesday at the Manhattan 'heS,
Club.
capablanca had Fox for an opponent
and he has a sure win in hand Fox
essayed the exchange variation of th"
Ruy Lopez Bernstein gain@l victory
over Perkins in forty two moves. Hodges
lost to kostic after thirty-,hree moves
Schroeder was beaten by Rosenthal after
twenty-onc moves. The thajes- -Ianow-
ski. Fox -Capablanca, Eanks-Black and
Kupschik k-Tcnenwurzel games were ad-
journed until Wednesday.
The sun., 1916-01-24
BURNHAM TO MEET WHITE.
Hartford and brooklyn Wen Open
tiss. u amateur BiHiards.

L. &. Buruham of Hartford the only
out of town entTdut. and Charles l..
White Of Brooklyn viii have the honor
Of playing Tonight in the opening game
OF the national amateur Class II balE-
line tournament; at the Brooklyn Bili-
lard Academy. The Other contestants
Will get into action In this order: George
T. Moon. Jr. ". +. :. Appiehy to-mor-
row afternoon. Frew Lowcn,hal ". T..
7 Appl"hy tomorrow night and George
l.. u. Clark vs. to-nights loser on
Wednesday, afternoon.
The officials In charge could not have
arranged better opening card. Natural
curiosity as to the ability of stranger
III our mids; makes Burnham's first ap-
pearancc here OF siec.a, interest. and
White is u warm local ravorite IN Brook
lyn Arrangements have been made to
accommodate a good sized attendance
throushout the tournament. which will
"ontinu, with play rHice daily to the
latter part Of the week.
!, had To come. The Masked Marvel
has landed in the golf pool tournament
Tor sporting writer's now IN progress at
boNl-s. He Nil make his first appear
ance this afternoon In a special match
with Tai Dorgan, There has been a
great deal of guessing as TO the identity
Of the marvel. TT first impr.s
that ne was an expert blllia rdist has
been denied by John Doyle, who says he
is legitimate newspaper writer. The
presumption now IL that he IL some
dignifed editorial writer who has NO.
come quite expert at the game ard
wishes 10 try himself out with the ha I'd
boiled eggs with, ut exposing his
identity
The haudicapping committee. COM
posed Of Ramon, Mercer and Martin.
Will meet at poyle's early THIS after
noon To make the draw and adjust the
figures for tn" fourth round
The sun., 1916-01-24
NINE TEAMS ASPIRE !
TO RACQUETS TITLE.
Doubles Championship Will
Begin on Thursday Of This
Week in Boston.
NEW WORKERS WILL PLAY

Nina ,a,,ps are e,,ored 4, the national
- ,.,,o r,,,,,o, ,h.r,,i,,sbin
-,
which BEGINS NEXT ihurS"as v" '"o
courts of the Boston Racquet and Ten-
,is c,,h uos,or 10 represeu,ef by Ave
q. -. , ,,,,.ao,r,,.
'e"''s' Ne" 'o'" WV ~
and Tuxedo one eachS Inc nra"' "h'c''
was received yesterday at the New York
p,co,., and Tennis Club. shows the
. ,,, -, a., 49,. -
CITIES wen u's'''""'eu j" '"' '"'
tions
New York vii, be represented by
.. ,,...or,,u, tho foruer singles
.,..
chainplon anu Ol,'rh"'i"'ai PV'o P'"s =.
ana 81 - NaterouI! w ''e rome' nan
OF the draw. ana MaI'oii" ~ "Hi''i''ih'
VINO huihper oi Years "so ""' u"
Nlhcible on the lawn 'e'I'S e""''' "Nl"
tyrll Hatch IN the lower s,:',on'
Clarence e. zen ana S'ahley ~ Mor"-
mer, athoueh nehoere VI the 'eM i"in
racquet anu lehtlis 'iu"' eec.eu W
represent the IuNeoo RACQUET anu ieh-
ms 'Iub. feIl ana MORTIMER "Fe 'ne
present doubles chathpius'
Interest IN the championship ias o'eI
Increased owing to the deteat or Peli
pet"eeh N"W 'orN MI" fniiauen'n'a
'ast SalufNaN' When ',poiee H. "o'he
ana j. w wear OF the ihiiaheiphia has-
Vue' 'lun won from th' ,llleho'ders ar
''r S'Neh ol Inc h"St 'N'llhE anu nerve
r"'NIhs contests "Ih'>Se" "' IN. 'oV"'
courts, zen ANA N"r'hh'r ""'"'he"
!" ''a" va 'lc "u"N''S """ az
peared |" %" Almost cer'a'h W victory
W"'h br"ohe "hn war s'",'e rdlN
'ndt enh"d III IN" uowhtaIl OF inc 'ham-
pious games 7" ~
Inc tournament VIII u" h"'eN"r'hy
'h,s year on account ot 'n' hunlp"r %
oil 'ifhe 'oiltee ahe'ss VINO VIII CONF
pe'e' IN ai"'tloh =" VI. ~ h'inh'''
,"" u" t''i ""' ''"i'', avn ''nI's ''''-
hoin'r' thr Iist Includes Percy - fiaugh-
'"h, n" harNarh tootoaIi 'oa'h ana re-
te't purchaser or the b"S'"h braNes.
h"ugnton - a veteran at racauets and
'''s '"'n '"a'h''o''Shlp '"n''hd'f lo'
many years. George H. brooke. the
PENNSYLVANIA 'nlN"Nity FOOTBALL coach
is "EdIh III the racquet RANKS ai'er XIV
ins up thr sport i"i w" years ~ taNor
VI ''ur' "h"'s erooNe sho"th re-
~" " H'H W" '"",,ip,''Hn'p '"'h j"
Nus pi'H ils Oh III" 'hldueIph'" courts
Iast ShtuidaN'
j. W. wear the former Yale athlete.
WI e bi"oh'e partner AGAIN ana the
nara W"'kou' theS received ti"m felI
's'n MOI inner ~ "Np"''ed 10 improve
- '"'n"'h",'"l !'aEihE' wear IKE
hro"Ne' u ioiiner tItlehoIder having
""il Tue houol"s on the New YORK club
courts TWO years ago win Dwitht +.
Jaws donor "i the FAMOUS DAVIS inter-
~, nauonat tennis tr"phF, as partner
ne pair r'irtsented 81 Louis IN the
tournament. hut W. ear Snc" mas moved
The sun., 1916-01-24
CONTINENTALS NIP
CLAN MACDONALDS
Hayes and Puxty Score for Vic.
tors-LOsers Tally Only
Once.

The Continentals eliminated IN.
strong Clan MacDonalds from .h.
southern New York State cup CONNER.
tion. beating them TO |. a; Te,c,
Oval yesterday afternoon. Tho ground
was in bad condition. but the wiurars
adapted themselves to the elements hs,
ter than their opponents.
The game was only ten minutes ,,5
when Puxty sent in a terrific d-iy,
which the goalkeeper was luck. 10 I'M,
over the bar From the corner k'.g
BEAUTIFULLY placed by Mcyrrd,.rks
Hayes had no difficulty In healing ir.o
the net. The Maci ,onalds made p-.,.
EFFORTS TO draw level and a'i.,cknd .
hne style. y. Agar finally sent in
swift pass, which NandcnF:,d.n o. ~,
tempting TO clear. put through his o,,
goal. making the score one each Uo.s
teams then went al II for all ,lev
were worth and. Responding to .,
calls from their supporters. tho conn.
nentals soon obtained IN. lead. pu,,.
swapping up perfect pass from Ncl.,,
which gave the goalke.per mo- cb,,c.
Ia save. This made the scorc -
at half time.
After the interval the Macdonald,
were often dangerous and several ie..
perate scrininages took pl,r. rc,,
under the Continent1ls crossh,r .ro,,
which McWilliams came out with ay,,,
colors. Wilson. In goal for IN. C'',r,
was in brilliant form and saved hs
side many times. The liueup,
The sun., 1916-01-24
TENNIS CLUB TO BUILD.
Bloomfield Organization win Put
~ CIubhOuae.

BL"oNl rE-r. y. j., Jan. - The trus.
tees Of the Bloomfield Lawn Tennis club
decided last uIght 90 erect u clubhouse
early ths spring on th" property In
state street, near Broad, and to have
several new ""u,ts constructed Ia oc in
readiness Tor the season, which will be
gin early IN Apr.l, More than 81. 900
has been pledged toward tho purchase Of
additional land and the erection uf a
The sun., 1916-01-24

fELLEAiR HEIGHTS, Fla, Jan. "a
Alex smith broke the Seneair coursc
record to-day. lie played with Henr, +
topping against Macdonald smith and
br' g. ~. Gardner of Providence and
won ny np. with n score of - tho
Shlths dfNld'u the honor of holding tho
prey l"hS course record To-day Alex
made ~, while MacDonald's score
wars an appr"Niinated ~ as hc nici,.d
up on ON" hole, Alex Smiths card:
out........,... . 3 = : & ,2-
I . Id
The sun., 1916-01-24

MADISON. avis. Jan. 90. Malcolm L.
Calvin OF Fond du Lac, Wis. the star
pitcher of the Wisconsin University
baseball team, has signed "A contract 20
pitch for the Chicago White SoA this
year. His salary will be $1,000
The sun., 1916-01-24

In recognition Of his services in as
sisting TO bring the organization to The
front rank IN rowing circles Thomas
Z 1rarN, captain Of the crew of tie
Wahnciah Boat club, has received a
silver loving Gun from his fellow mem
bcrs
The sun., 1916-01-24
JUDGES CAN'T PICK
WINNER OF RACE
O'Mrara and Denis Break Tape
Together at End of
Road Run.

dead hea, between john ONE, "a
ot tine irish American y. .. and V.
Denis of the Ozanam \ A. resulted in
the road run held Yesterday by IN.
Villagers \. G.. a Greenwich Village
organ zation. oMeara and Denis were
content 10 let \. Guerierro an Ozansm
runner set the pace in the early stages
oi the race while they trotted along
contentedly little behind.
When "A mile and one-half had be, n
covered oNeara and Denis forged m
the front and for the remainder of the
race ran side by side. They were SIN
side by side when the finish line was
reached. so much So. In fact, tlWt the
Judges could not decide between ihp,n
Their time was Is minutes and - sec
onds
The pennant A e conducted I yo
runs yesterday j. Corine of tho M
hawk y. G. won the longest of them. +,
zen mile race. in hour 3 minutes and
80 seconds aud y. R"aln. Bronx
hurrh House. led In th. four mile
run His time was 10 minutes.
hig field ran in the five mile handi-
cap road race which was conducted he
the Harlem Athletic League over Tho
Nipha ihysical Culture club course YES.
'erdaN. William 'leary Of the Glencoe
Athletic club. who !s,d the limi, handi-
cap of fiye minutes. Was tho uinrer
W Good" Of Alpha Physical Culture
'luh was second. and j. Hoffman of tho
fIci.oe a. &. came in third The Glen
"oe Athletic club took the team prize
with 3G points
The weekly cross country RIM of tho
Catholic Young Mems National I,,in,
was held yesterday over tho four and
one-half mile course of the Bronx c.tbo-
lie club. l6sth street and Washington
avenue. Thirty athletes faced the starter
ana III" winner was J. McAvoy Of the
Auuinas A. e.
The sun., 1916-01-24

pefeating clan MacDuT ay .ur.
OF goals TO at Harlem Field. ... f
X. ]. Strollers notched two moro i..r..
In the championship series OF ,n. Nac
YORK state League. The winner '.,g-i
twice in the first half and again .. o..
second period. Coull was IN. n.., 70
get past can MacDun'S defence and
koeisch placed the Stroll"rs I'VE 4p he.
iore half time koelsch scored IN. third
goal In the second half.
The sun., 1916-01-24

tn" Visitation team ir.yp
miurh az II with irr Ypr.
m tn" Metropolitan l'uu'.l.
'pamp'onsh,p series at I..
" her" the Rr"oklyu tea N,. .
Ia J. Vt no Stag. u,r. .l. GO, ...
20 hold 'h"lr opponent l,
NJ Tn" goals for the u.f..... .,-.
to""n added tWo NOR t.I
and ftt2"iulmorN one ap,r..
goal credited tn fr Nu..,.
was shot hv Lava,
The sun., 1916-01-24

BRIDdEroRT. Conn. Jan. 22.-.,'o.r...
here to-day with the strong hope 60: 49,.
'ancing into the third round OF ,hs a..
nuaI cup tie competition Of the American
Football Association. the play.is - ,ls
BROOKLYN Football Club mo: with ID h
disappointment when they lost 20 ,.
bridgeport city eleven in the s-,o.
round on the grounds OF the Latter .e
more so AS Brooklyn led hy ! io 0 T.,
nan time. Hunziker sho; the goal q.
'he second period the visitors wen: af
10 pieces and bridgeport City won ham.
II! ny a score of 3 goals to !. lla..g
been eliminated already from the l. :
+. y. series, the Brooklyns no lr..-
are in line for cup honors this s,,.,p
The sun., 1916-01-24

sAppr"uu"e allowance Of Ave pounds
CLAIMED
The sun., 1916-01-24

''retnpoint won the cup tie SOU.
game ot tn" southern New York = ..a
series played at Ba! side Oval when
defeated the Bay Ridge team by Il ,,..a
OF goals !" o. Campion. r,tyi'- ..
inside left for Greenpoin,, wa 49,. 49,
performer of the game and alloo.a ..
ci'ahSe 10 escape him, scoring 'ulr
the goals. two In each period ;,..,r..
AT outside right. shot the frs, tan,
score AZ half time being 3 to ~
The evening world., 1916-09-20
HEADS Of II RAILROADS
CONFER ON 8.nOUR Law
Advisory Committee Considers Evi.
dence to Be Furnished at
Newlands Inquiry.

The Railway Executives Advisory
Committee met to-day at tho ofYices
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Co.. No. 81 Broadway. Frank Trum-
bull. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
presided. The committee is made up
Of representatives Of fourteen leading
railroads.
Tho members spent the day dis
cussins the new eight-hour law and
the evidence TO be presented TO
the Newlands Congressional inquiry.
waich begins November 20.
Among the committeeman were b.
F. Bush. receiver Of the Missouri Pa
ciAc Co.: Howard Elliott, president of
the New Haven; w. J. Harahan.
president OF the Scaboard Air Line; (;
Il. h. I.ovstt, chairman OF the Union
Pacific; c. II. Markham. president OF
the Illinois Central; samuel Rea.
president OF the Pennsylvania; ;
Daniel willard, president of the Bal
timorc & Ohio; r. T. Ripley. OF tho
Santa Fe; A. II. Harris. vice presi-
dent OF the New York Central: q. F.
Brownsii. vice president of theErie,
and Elisha Lee. chairman OF the
Managers Conference Committee.
which dealt with the railway brother
hoods before Congress passed the
| eiEht-hour law.