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Evening journal., 1916-02-23
What Do You Wdnl
10 Know About Sport
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
picasc oxnlain fbo oap,o 90 s,,,,asl,

opoli LuiiOit IN tNlNG JOlHNAI.
Please explain the game Of squash.
G.
Squash is sort Of -four waH hand
hall game played with racquets." The
regulation dimensions Of the court
are 17x32 l-2 feet. The forward wall
measures II feet, while the side walls
are II feet and the back wall at least
. feet. II is played with modified
tennis racquet and net covered ball
slightly smaller and harder than
tennis bali. The game requires much
agility and quickncss Of hand and eye.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
Can finish fight (boxing matchl be
held in the United States? r.
No. No State permits il.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
VIII You kindly publish i'm your
sporting column the career Of Willie
Meehan. the California heavyweight?
H.
Haven't his record.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL
CD In your opinion was the Ketcb-
el-Jchnson fight a fake or frame-up?
(2) Was Jess Willard ever knocked
ont and by whom? CD Did Jack
Johnson ever fight with Sam Lang
ford, when, where, how many rounds
and who won? J.
(D No. (2) M. (3) Yes. john
son was given referees decision over
LangiOrd in fifteen-rOund bout in
Chelsea, Mass, on April PC, 1905.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Did Jack Collier ever fight Phila-
delphia Jack OBrien? J.
O'Brien won from Jack Collier in
six rounds in 1899.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly let me know if George Chan
ney. the Baltimore fighter. was ever
knocked out? J.
Yes. by Young Britt in six rounds
in 1911.
O) Did Choynski ever knock out
Jack Johnson? II so. please give date.
C9) Where did the battle between
Ketchol and Johnson take place?
J. +.
0) Yes. ia the third round at Gal
weston. Tex, on February p. 1901,
and (2) Jim COfiroth's Gonna arena,
San Francisco. Gal.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
Kind inform me II Jim Jeffries won
the championship from Jim Corbett
at Coney Island? If not. did Jeifries
ever fght Corbett? n.
leiiricS won championship from
IitzsimmOns. JeiirieS was champion
and Corbett the challenger when they
fought at Coney Island in 1900. Jen
: knocking Corhett out In the twenty
third round after COrbett had cut him
10 ribbons. Later Jcifries knocked
Corhett out in ten rounds in SaI
Francisco.
d Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
J Can YOU furnish me with the nam
, following clubs: Albany. Troy and
Scranton Of the New York Stat
League? c. p.
OD James O'ROurke, manager, ear,
of President Winchester. Albany p.
e.. Albany. y. Y. (2) Lou Wachter
manager Troy b. B. e., Troy. \. Y. @
William COughlin, manager, Scranton
Pa.
/ Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
After two seconds of fighting. ont
man is knocked down and is counted
out. Does the winner win in two o
! twelve seconds? r.
You're too particular.
! Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Kindly state in your columns wheth
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Evening journal., 1916-02-23

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
Did Ed Lewis and Joe Stecher
wrestlo to a three-hour draw in New
York? If so, can you give date?
c. II. S.
They Wrestled in New York last
October for two hours and twenty
tive minutes without fall.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

White slaves of tho diamond win be
auctioncd OIL in large parcels on Satur-
day when the Federal League holds its
ohsequics in Chicago Harry Sinclair,
the oil magnatc angel of the Feds. who
has taken over most of tho Fcderals'
contracts. will sell the largest parcel
of players Charles Weeghman, of the
Cubs-Whales. will be on hand with a fat
purse.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

Now that Murphy has explained how
II happened, Bill McGowau win never
forgive Philadelphia Jimmy.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

or Stranger" Lewis ever has thrown
Dr. Roller at wrestling. FAN.
Yes, once, in the recent New York
tournament.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

READ THE WANT ADS on PAGE
Evening journal., 1916-02-23
First Platoon.

sergeant flercc and COOK wiley,
each with score Of ZAP out Of l5O on
the qualification course have the
highest scores OF the season. and will
shoot off The tic soon.
The company is now being instruct
ed in full course Of bayonet drill by
Sergeant Coulbournc, formerly a cor
poral in the regular army.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23
MILITIAMEX IN SPORT.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del. Feb. 23-Captain
James W. Cannon. in command OF
Company b. First Infantry. Organized
Militia Of Delaware. is trying all
methods available to keep his men in
terested in the company. The COM
panys basketball team this year is
the fastest they ever had. and last
evening they won their fifth straight
victory.
Captain Cannon has interested his
men' in rifle shooting and some good
results are expected before the end Of
the season. The first platoon rifle team
defeated the team OF the second
platoon last evening by forty-seven
points. The match was the first Of
the series between the two teams. The
score follows:
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

Joe Stcchcr. the Nebraska graphing
wizard. will match holds at Chicago to-
night with John Frcbcrg. who recently
gained fame in the West as the "mask-
ed marvel Stecher never has been de-
fcatcd \ match with Gotch is in the
ollng for Stcchcr if he wins. Omaha Of
fcring $4,000 and Kansas City 100000
for the bout, according to the promoters.
steve Latzo. Of llazlcton, wcltcr-
weight champion of Pennsylvania, last
night knocked ont Johnny Baker, of
New York City. at the opening of the
second round of their scheduled ten
round bout before the City 4. c.. at
Pottsvllo. Baker was unconscious for
fifteen minutes.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

John Ertle Of ST. Paul. and Al Shu
bert, OF New Bedford. fought twelve fast
rounds to draw lat New Bedford.
Mass. last night. Ertlc had slight
advantage towards the end Of the fight.
With Bill Donovan experimenting the
doings, the weary Yankees were down
for morning and afternoon practice ses-
sions at Macon, Georgia, beginning to-
day and lasting until the survivors of
the test cntrain for cw York again.
Seventeen pitchers Topped over easy
ones for opening practice, and as many
catclcrs, regular and emergency men.
groancd ION the receiving end.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
After two seconds of fighting, one
man is knocked down and is counted
out. Does the winner win in two or
twelve seconds? r.
You're too particular.
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Kindly state in your columns wheth-
Evening journal., 1916-02-23

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
O Did Choynski ever knock out
Jack Johnson? II so. please give date.
CO.. Where did the battle between
Ketchol and Johnson take place?
J. +.
O) Yes. in the third round at Gal
weston. Tex, on February p, 1901,
and (2) Jim COffrOth's Gonna arena.
san Francisco, Cal.
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SnInnS.

sIn 0euiabrstage belt 8ro-
iioent @ilion i'm Sotel al Sot
Springs einen misunderstanding
a6, ben uneefdbr 500 8erionen aus
Sot Springs Ielbit uno ltmgeger,o
6eiu6en.
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miro, Bat man bort einen @erind ge-
madt, 0as State @oule4 in Die
Suit 81 Ipreugeu. Man bat eilte
8ombe, pie ungefdbr bier 8funo CT
ploiipitoff entbielt, nit elmer breti-
nenoen 3iinoidmnr inter oas &nli5
9elegt. Die 3iinoidnur perl0idte
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81bren0 6es bergangenen
Sabres bat Der Shaoen Der in
Chicago ourd 5euer augeribtet muir
De, iiber $4,000 Dollars betrage,l.
Cine 9epeide aus Sot Springs
IN 8irginien meloet. Der 8raiioent
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heit, ieinen A,ifentbaIt bort abtiir-
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ren. So pieI mir ipiiierE hat er port
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IA. Sonuar pieoer in &aibington
iein.
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den, ben S6litten 8ur Seite lenfte
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Ser. Staaten an5uleben ieien.
- Sci Dem @rntoe eines aaport.
nlent -SouIes an Ser 9elleoue glpe.
in 8%bilaoelpbia muroen fiinf8ebn
4erlonen perIett.
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SalauSiide wOdtmranoidaa.

lleber &ongreB, BET utorgen tpieoer
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tp;dtige @efdafte gu, erleoigen. Sil
Der De5emberiitung lit nidts ipeiter
getan, ais oaB man iid) orsaniiiert
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8riesfteuern in araft bleiben Ionen,
perlangert bat; an Die eigentliheu
lpidtigen @eidafte, Sic oielem Son.
sreB porliegen, miro man erit lett
geben.
Gins Der meiit befprodenen mo
bon Der Megierung als ems Ser .ipih-
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Dem Nanen elmer @erftdrfuna Ser
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tc. ginen itnrfen ginfluB miro auf
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England bon Dem freimiQiqen On.
item sur aqgemeinen gienItpfliff
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an, Dab @arriion ebenlo oenft. gber
in leinem Brogramm gebt er Dorlau.
fig nod nid)t 10 melt. Gr erflart
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ben beltebenoeli @erbaltniiien Taft
fid) oas nidt berineiocn Weit einel1
Sdlage Die allgemeine 9ienltpilihl
nod eiirop1ifhem Muiter ein3rfiin.
rem, iDiiroe nidt gut moalih fein
Iuf oieie @eile brinqt man lnnIel
9olf anmdhIid oa5u, nit Dem @e
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Die 8efiirporter Der aIiqeaei
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fen iidl Die Code nigefd0r folgen
bernoBen: Dos 2ano mir0 IN Di
mfrrifte eirgeteilt. Bon ieoem Giltris
DcrIongt man ENC beiiilnmte Mnsa1
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SIC benttge Ease.

Die Sffenltphenegung Der Gulien
IN @oli5ien unb 8olbpnien lit in
coaem @onge. Die &llletl bebanp-
ten alld), Tie battefl IN @ali5ien Oie
Gelterreider ge5pungen, lid Elm
menig 5uriid5u5ieben; Die Seiterrt=
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5iebea nidts miiien stflo aie Mnarif-
fe Der gulien iino uridgeidlaeen.
auf) an Der Dina iinb Die Mngriffe
Ger H11IIen misgfiift, iie iino bort
aber MIR Ieidt geipeiesa.
an Ser @eecno bon salonifi lit
aloh nidts Neltes paiiieris bod beiBt
as iebt, ooB Die Deutiden uno 9e-
fterreiher fid auf ben Angriff Dor.
hereiten. 9ie Iliierten lolen BORT
ilberbanpt nlir 10000 Nionn ba=
ben.
Gen Mel6nngen nad 81 ltrfeileft,
llno Die 9eutihen jest mieoer iln
roGen geiib oes ibnen nellid) an
&artmannsmeilerfopf abegnommenen
Serrains, ionit lit I'M @eiten niGf
piel @id)tiges poiIiert.
SIM Mittelldnoifden Meer meroen
fleiBig Sdiffe perlenft. 2eioer lit
oarunter oitd mieoer Elm 8aiiasier-
idiff aetDeiea, auf Dem @rnerifoner
ipareu. 5offentlid giebt oas nid)t
HrlaB 5u llelien @erpidlltuaen.
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in oieier Siniidt.
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N. Y. U. REGULARS RETURN.
Bernstein and HammerschIag Back
In Lineup.

Following the announcement hat sew
eral Of the regulars had been injured in
last Saturdays game football prospects
at New York University took on a
brighter aspect yesterday afternoon
when Capt. Bernstein and Hammer
schlag reported for the daily practice on
Ohio Field. Only two first string men
now remain IN the list Of cripples and
they will be in condition by Saturday.
Warman, the halfback. Is expected to-
day. and Hoffman will he on hand
toward the latter part OF the week.
The varsity lined up against the
scrubs in a very ~disorganized condition
yesterday. Several Of the veterans were
kept in classes until II was too late for
them to join In the ~scr!mmage. Tonight
two 1000 candle-power lights wilt be
wired up on each end OF the grand stand
so that the shortening days will not rob
the men with late hours Of a chance
for s~crimmaging.
Capt. Bernstein was shifted from his
regular position at fullback to centre,
Horlgan filled in at fullback and Car
roll was again placed at end.
The varsity scored four to~uchdowns
against the second team.
The sun., 1916-10-18
TIGERS PUT THROUGH
STIFF DRILL BY RUSH
Princeton Coach Works Foot
ball Squad at Top
Speed.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Oct. Coach
Rush had nc mercy on his Princeton
football squad this afternoon. for instead
Of resting them M from the hard work
out OF Monday he gave them fifty min
utcs OF the %stiffes, sort of scrimmage.
The practice was the hardest of the sea-
son and tho men showed moro fgh,
than ever before.
When the scrimmage was half over
We Of the players had to quit from en-
haustion and their places were taken by
substitutes. The varsity did irregular
work on the offensive, although II nut
over two touchdowns. Brown making
both of these. The defence was uniformly
good, however. and the scrubs never
were dangerous.
briggs failed TO appear because OF an
engagement with the dentist. and Eddy
was absent on account OF examinations.
Cotton" Thomas took Driggs's place and
Allan Brown and "Ruddy" Eberstadt
We're the halfbacks until Eberstadt was
s%upplauted by Math.as"u. Ames ran the
team and did the punting Highley was
back in the lineup after an absence OF
a day,
The sun., 1916-10-18
HARVARD VARSITY
HAS AN EASY TIME
First String Men Score Five
TOuchdOwns-MinOt Does
Fine Work.
CRIPPLES WATCH PLAY

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 1T.-Harvard's
football squad put In an hour OF solid
football this afternoon. Percy Haugh-
ton started with the best team. and then
used all the subs against the scrubs. The
varsity had things its W way. and
scored five times. The victors started
with the ball at midie,d and moved
straight to the scrubs goal without
much interruption.
The second team had several chances
to rush. but made few gains. and did
not get one first down.
Practically all the crlpples followed
the play. but there seems small chance
that the team will ave its regular line
up again before the middle of next week
for the final preparations for Cornell.
Minot did some very fine work In the
backfieid to-day both In line plunging
and around the ends. His kicking has
been his greatest asset. and to have him
come along for carrying the bail helps
the backiield situation considerably. He
scored two touchdowns to-day. Casey
and Troneen got others. CASTOR crossed
the line after taking n forward pass.
The sun., 1916-10-18

Meredith Again Defeated;
LOOmiS and Simpson Win
A. Bolin Repeats in Stockholm Meet, Leading Ted to
Tape in 800 Meter Race-Americans Show
Superiority in All Other Events.

STOCKHOLM, via London. Oct. H.
Though Uncle Sam was victorious in
three OF the four events in the third days
programme Of the international trace
and field tournament here in the Stadium
to-day. Ted Meredith. the olympic cham
pion. once again tasted defeat.
The flying son Of Pennsylvania was
shown the way to the tape by A. Bolin.
the crack middle distancer of the /. +.
X. of stockholm. In the 500 meter event.
just as he was by Bolin and Zandcr IN
the 1000 yard event yesterday. When
Bolin led Meredith home in the 500
meter event to-day the Swedish cham
pion was clocked In I :5S Ito.
Meredith was defeated in six and one
Nth econds slower time to-day than ne
himself hung up when he won the Dlym-
pic 500 meter championship in 1 Isl $40
here In 1912. 1t Is apparent that the
great American INNER Is far from be-
ing In his best condition. Meredith in
condition could run 500 meters In :5S
without extending himself, yet Bolin had
little difficulty in beating him In slightly
slower time to-day.
Suit Uncle SAMMY Cleans Up.
The other Yankee performers more
than made UP for Meredith's defeat in
the 500 meter event. Joe LOOMS. the
lanky Chicago A. A. athlete. captured
the 60 meter dash from Rustad. the
Swedi sh speed marvel. in 6 9-l0 seconds.
Bob Simpson. the University of Missouri