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Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Just run a Want Ad, telling auto
owners that you want TO run car
this summer and you w,ll We employ
ed before you know it.-Adv. .9&
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

CMr. Crozier's latest poem was
written in Merlin, Md. where he is
the guest OF the Rev. w. e. Green
field, former pastor Of Silverbrook
NJ. r. Church, this city,
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

why employ inefficient help when
the Want Ad kind is at your disposal.
ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
NO BASEBALL
CUT AT L. OF Nj.
FOR ONE WEEK

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Feb IS
There win be no cut Of The L. OF ".
baseball squaG until one week from
tomorrow. when about half Of the
prospects viii he sliced of Lungren
does not want TO cut any prospec-
tive players until be has q chance
70 look over his batting ability. and
inasmUch as the batting cage VIII
not be let down before next Mon
day, the coach cannot cut Until after
then. There viii be batting prac-
tlce Monday and Tuesday end all OF
the week IL the pitchers and men
can stand the strain II is quite pos.
sible that the toach will divide the
practice period into felGin- and bat.
ting practice from then on until the
weather permits outside work
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
"Cut Out the Booze, Boys, and You'll Win.
Is Plea of Eddie Collins Evangelist
King of lnfielders
Boosts Temperance
of All Sorts

John Rarleycorn got staggerln-
waIlop al Palmyra. y j., when Ed.
| die Collins, $4,000 beauty ul The
Chicago White SoN mounted the ros-
trum and addressed 500 members OF
the Epworth Methodist SUNDAY
school The keystone king. who
lives near Palmyra was inspired by
the work OF Pilly sunday. who once
played with Arson on the old Chit
cago team.
Eddie told his audience that he
did not enter the gospel league in
The guise of an evangelist. nor was
De contemplating pulpit career
Il come 10 bring message "a
your young people from a baseball!
players viewpoint OF the necessity
oi clean living, and I will b. glad
ii anything can say will help you
light the battle OF life under the
right rules he said
Life is a whole lot like playing
baseball under Connie Mack's order
Mack is the greatest baseball gen
eral the world has ever known Con
ME has established a. honor sys.
tenn in the Athletics that holds his
men in the best physical trim
throughout the season. II reads
his players set OF rules al the
start OF the season then says
Boys. give me the best you've
got. You know enough TO keep in
condition and you've got TO be IL
condition to Fut II across
Collins wove much o his address
around baseball history and expert
ences TO demonstrate the value OF
riding on the water wagon.
Baseball. business. the world it
self will De better of when the de-
mon rum ia cast overheard" was
another OF his extra hase drives
Temperate living is necessary
for success in any field OF action"
the baseball star added II believe
a mans success deper on his
stomach Cut out the booze. Don't
be intemperate in eating and you
have won half tn, battle A good
stomach means a clear head that
will carry a man throl Eh the crises
In baseball. business or professional
life.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
New Orleans Objects to
"FavOrite Son" Decision
City Likes MandOt But Doesn't
Think He Beat
Dundee L

New Orleans Is not very elated
over the recent victory OF its popu.
lar native son, Joe Mandot, over
Johnny Dundee. early in the week.
sport writer's in that city don't hest.
tate to say that Tommy Burns.
referee. robbed Dundee OF a deserv-
ed triumph. Writes one OF the
prominent sport scribes in that city
Tommy Burns qualified Joe Man.
doe for crack at Freddie Welsh's
lightweight crown II such a thing IS
possible. last night at the Louisiana
auditorium, when he raised Joe's
hand W token of victory over John
ny Dundee. AZ the conclusion OF
20-ronnd contest.
Qualifying Mandot for n titular
match, however. staggered even the
most ardent admirers or the French
Market fighter Burns verdict
amazed the big assemblage. II re.
quired two or three minutes before
the spectators could get their breath
tC utter a protest. II was evident
that even the Mandot contigent
probably would have been satisfied
10 see Joe given a draw.
Exactly what part OF the contest.
start. finish or during the middle
periods that Burns found Mandot
80 proficient to award him the yer.
diet. is n difficult thing TO figure.
Burns decision is TO be regretted
IN more ways. than one II is going
to be difficult, to convince the out
side world that fighter can come
here and win contest without
knocking a native son cold
Tom towieV. white hope. conducted
Nv Jip torhrtt. L. going to retire.
There ~ N limit ts the mum her of wal
Tops one can stop With ones chia.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
ROLLER STARS
AT PORT HURON

What is expected to be the great.
est skating meet ever held in ,ha,
rart q the country viii take place
at Shea's Arcadia Roller rink. az
urt Huron. Saturday evening
The following wellknovn p-Ofes-
siorals are among the contestants:
Mood worth. OF Washington. y. C.;
Spechi, Pittsburgh. Pa. Stanley
Keyes. Detroit; Roland Cioni. the
worlds champion, and other not
sbles prominent in the racing game.
The contest will be under lie super
vision of the Western Skating asso-
citation. With Walter Osuuu. acting
as referee
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
PAT MORAN SEES
COMEBACK FOR
CHIEF BENDER

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.- stopping
OF here on his way 20 St Peters
burg. Fla. where ne will super!n.
tend the training OF tho Phillies,
Manager Pat Moran said he had a
great deal OF confidence In Chief
Bender former Athletic pitcher,
who recently signed years con
tract with tho Phillies
Il believe Bender Vill pitch great
bali this year" said Moran He
has seen the error OF his ways and
turned over new leaf The Indian
has taken care OF himself all winter
aud assures me he will report in
fne shape
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

WANAHACulE. TsE FrA. co
WaxaAacAic has taken % .oag breath
and settled doan for 81 unks be-
fore the Tiger com next Tuesday.
Thi, ltue Texas town has been
under a tremendous strain alI week.
II has been on triM before all the
world. with Harry TWnilI s pre-
siding Judge and jury Tulhii Is q
zood.heared d fellow, bur merc.les &
n passing ledznent on training
camps Nazahachie GOT bad start
sith Tuthill. and for THAT reason ,s
All the more pleased with Itself just
now. although II grisvcs 90 have
ruftled tde august trainer When
Harry reached here early In tho
week. he fonnd thai the local pa.
pers had 5een spelling his name
rong. and il took him 2 day or t1o
10 regain his poise Then be looked
about him and after inspecting no
tel. ball part, city. people and Elks
club. announced that Waxahachie
would mako an ideal training camp
for the Tigers and that be was very
much pleased with Manager Jen.
rings choice That's whf this little
cotton city O. very much relieved
and very happy.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
THEY'RE LIKING
JOE GEDEON

MACON. Ga. Feb 25-Joe Gede-
on. former Pacific coast Lacquer,
covered second base yesterday in
the daily workout at the Yanks
training camp. II is believed the
tall. rangy recruit may crowd Char
icy Mullen and Lutte Boone out OF
the position
Gedeon was placed on second in
Tuesdays workout, and, although
the other men have been shifted
around by Manager Donovan, Gede.
on has been left alone. The young.
ster thus far has slammed more
balls over the fence than any other
man on the squad.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
nIkD Makes Great Showing in
Biggest Checker Match Ever Played

ION Feb esAs feature Of the big checker and chess
this Newell w. OF
& >nst night played simultaneously boards
Zgt9 q Qfeater Boston and New England II big
~ IT. kind played. the previous boards
uesee ee@G played by the worlds champion Alfred w
00Q gnoVoo
vaIked up and down the hall rapidly and didn't
I've or three before lis
- ~ of the games. drew 25 and dropped 3 a
~ lsvp plsys6 bliadoded bu, on accoun, OF the late
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
HUSTON BEATS
HARRY POSTAL

Two winning streaks clashed in
the city balk line tourney at Sween-
ey yHuston's last night and Irwin
uston's streak made Harry Postals
back up. Huston's victory was a
$50 10 IA affair and he included a
run Of 45 In his performance Fer
rier shone in the English billiard
tourney last night with high runs OF
g. 20. 35 and 30, defeating Brass
field. ESQ 20 1856 Clarence Jackson
completed his three cushion match
with Jevue. winning. 100 10 So
In inter sta'e three-cushion
cannefax defeated Hascall. - 10 81
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
DETROIT TIES
UP TORONTO
Question of Superiority To BE
Settled i'm Third Game
Tonight

The crack Toronto r. a 4. a
hockey club and Detroit's septet
will take the ice tonight on even
terms 10 argue much-discussed
question OF superiority Not very
long ago the Toronto puck chasers
caught Detroit on some soft ice and
beat out side. Last night, In one
OF the fastest games OF the season,
Detroit smeared a . TO . beating
on Toronto. The third game OF the
series will be played at the arena
this evening The summary OF the
spectacular Thursday night clash
follows
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
TRAVERS TALKS
RETIREMENT

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--Jerry
Trayers, open champion and occa
sionally amateur golf champ, has
announced that he will play only in
the amateur tourney next year, and
will not defend bis open title Bus
mess responsibilities are his excuse
for partial retirement.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
Aqaies Beat Buckeyes.

TOLEDO, O.. Feb. 25.-The To
ledo buckeyes don't play the Michi
gan Aggies at basketball. like the
Detroit Rayls do. II is customary
for the Rayls and the Buckeyes 10
each win on their home floor. Re
Gently the Buckeyes trimmed the
Aggies at Lansing. Last night the
Aggies defeated the Buckeyes, rs
TO p, on Toledo floor.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
BOUT OF BOYS
ENDS FATALLY

CINCINNATI, O. Feb 25.-In a
boxing bout that started in Fun. but
ended in fight. william Hide
brandt, li. was killed here yester
day. Ills opponent Was August
Maisel. also a. who landed stiff
blow 10 tho jaw Hildebrandf fell
In the school house yard and never
regained consciousness
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
Ne WRECORD FOR
AGGIES CERTAIN

EAST LANSING. Mich, FEB, 25.
There is no doubt now that the
Michigan AggIes have established a
mex collegiate rife shooting record,
and thy claim an all.iime record
FOR target pottinE. Another perfect
score for 900 shots was hung ~
this week---the sixth ia succes.
..cv
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
May penort Johnson

LONDON. Feb 25.-Jsck John
son, former heavyweight champion
who has been touring England with
a theatrical company recently. VIII
be frorted II he doesn't leave fhc
country voluntarily. according 20 a
rcpori current here.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
Can Bat in Pinch But So Much Can Be Said of Their Fel

Why impeled TO take measures to keep our niue
the psllhg
rafting skeletons hut ITS
Is be- IN style scandal
fact that the
nsre other club in the league maui
by this THIS
the basis OF gossip Crude work
wild pitches ana ht
- home last and three passed os o
by the Tiger batteries 10 81 Ihs IS
goody margin except for the total OF o.
formed the closest hhs
similar records h
and Indians permitting 70 sueh scores ana
Red and White SoN
VT md . In this respect
senerosiy interesting detail An
balls
OF wounded banen In one
wonder Macks last year
<t a by bases balls
in GIT OF
beaned
1900 on
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

TRU NIBtII.

|I" 10 y y . D NI'W NIIF
FInll score Y NJ q. IS Trum-
bulls ~ score rrSt half v NJ. ..
81. rrnmbulls, l.. Baskets from neld
Nolttpr. g Fisher q. HcuSsr.
nuite. T.. Cov~nN. r. COscny. ; cole.
cage. Baskets from fouls Molltcr.
800 =, L.. CoNcny. : In 9. Rsfrr""
BoHuSaCk inner. I.agrou. Time uf
halves 20 minutes Substitutes:
~cuulte for kreitk, brennan for
~ehults Schultz FOR brennan. Msyl
for schultz Gage FOR Whitmnrsh.
Mcqueen for Cole
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
WAXAKhCHIE
VERY HAPPY


WAHA-ACr+jE, Ter. Feb.
O. -Hlg0ey jennings and his
rsfe are rers toaAy from New
York tori1g Cy steamer va
ca'Vestor. Eiter Inspecting the
Tigers 1cu t-aiaina park, he
and Mrs Jennings left TOR Oat
las, where Hugrey ~iii try cut
new noo-sIiding driver which
he says some golfer friend gave
him
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
CATLETT WILL
POLE VAULT
Unexpected Addition TO L. OF
vi. Track Squad May Help
AT NOtre Dame

ANN ARBuR feb 15--Michi.
rans prospects for winning the dua.
track ueet vith Metre Dame on Sal.
urday were given a great eoost Sc
teraay whan steve Farrell sR-
nounced that ~Buzz" Catiett woul1
represent the wolverines IN the pole
vault. Although the average fan
thinks cf Catlett Only "a q printer
and a hurdler the pinch hitter Of
the last tao football teams has
vauliel In co;rPeUt.on in the u0i
yersijy as high Gs II feet. inches
and in a prey school meet In south
Dakota be went three inches high
er Clark, the only other NiChi-au
yaul.sr has not been able 20 beat
10 feet y inches, while Carletr clear
cd over II feet with ease or his
first attempt. just the other Gay
This addition 10 the AEost sure
point winners is an cpPo:tune ous
for n the bct Michigan Gark
team Is lcp side done All of the
veterans and star, are entered IN
the longer distance or lin rhe
sprints. The entrants in lhc aur.
dies, shot pur. quarter mile and
high Jump are mrr 710 though
promising are untried nd tha ,oay
will 10 in cCulpetiiinr is aH wst-
ter OF conjecture.
Michigan viz cntsg DTtcr and
Smith ia he dashes. and Fl fhe for
mer's bad ankle j. ln elu1 o7
again. a. II seeuie 70 be there J.eFt
TO De several rofnu In Tie sprint
"a good az c5alhed up. Bu- the
Catholics sprang surprise las' eoa-
son when the presented -pu0.ar
wLO walked away with 'ba Gr.t Hlr.
ors. and he sshc man ma. tAl 30
running for them But q. tbr aossi
Michigan ought 20 cop second ard
third, and VIII ScoAoIG running
also, ought TO make IL second. rH ID
and fourth II they drc 20 aNara s1u-
places as usual
ufer and MuTrhy VIII lake care II
the half mile ant first end second
blaces here scom most prof., .l,.
Both Of these men rlnane toaa,A.
cr, set new -ea-cn track record
for five laps just a fsw dat. alo
and both Of f1em arc experienced
men Cfer wJn .fe MALI milo
against Notre Lsus las, year AMI
Murphy is nor any slower tbaH I9,'
IN tho $50. Farre. 'Drs n1l need %
fear for This event
! Carroll and Fox All rl,p .tfa .ote
| Simmons Will take rr4rer yr 4
bfpb f.~.
'--T''' Jump N IT'D. fl.Lf.fa gHrN
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
Henry Wins Meet.

Ice Henry won first in a track
meet az the ~ A e. lar night.
George Widman was close second
among the point winners.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

Final score Detroit. >, Toronto q.
FIRST hslf Detroit q Toronto. q.
Goals Second period shaw. Q min
Skeily. !: min. stops First period
Usmmeicf I. Wilkinson second
period Ilcmmelef & Will;irHon q.
period Detroit. g. To-
roUto. 4 Second period Detroit 2.
Toronto. Penalt'C- FIRST period
shaw. Wuodcu,E second period
Skelly. johnson. shaw. Nj ~ar 90"
WoodcoCk Hirk- Referee TAMIL
ton Time OF periods 20 minutes
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

fhHrtef Bsrrett. fnrnetT's s-f.r-
tonHi guert"rburk, bHH heen enuneg
fr"H, tie uni,ersffs .hcrnure ~ un,ir
- b"iarshIp. ~ student fhu-tes
va. 70 wander on the nrIdirsn.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
SCHOOL TEAMS
PLAY TONIGHT
Pontiac Has Chance to Beat
Colts-U. of ID. TO Meet
Polish Seminary

Scholastic and collegiate basket
BAH replaces the independents IN
the Detroit spotlight tonight. The
Aeadliner in the city high school
LEAGUE Is the game between Pontiac
and Northwestern at Pontiac. North
western high hasn't been deefated
vet. bar Pontiac fell upon Central
Violently last week. and is plannins
10 do as much for the frisky Colts.
Eastern meets Cass az the Tech
s,m this evening. Central and
Western will play Saturday night.
The University OF Detroit will
meet the stnest foe IL has encoun-
tered yet The Polish seminary
fine will be entertained AT the JET.
ferson-aye school II the u. OF ID.
quintet should win this game. II will
take rank among the leading col
Iese teams OF the state this winter
4 preliminary will be played be.
tween D. L. 5. and Alpena high
school.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

yLARENCE Rowland
Cn that Eliminates
his
Aowano Knew Magee when both in the
Lee brilliant
In He then
batter
should his of
ana turned him around The change added
i MaSee has been improving
related
when Magee purchased he Yauke
finally
y1n rtva Tor said the TO Tv
Know IT. replied the ball
kaun still a but John
With all his
pny or meals and lodging he could Giants and
Nqversl times week ~ " 7"
mumIed hammer thing
WIN tne American league
- City Macksters. ~ anu '"e
Oh, No! Not La Grippe
uencn has been captured 70 an
neIview on his recent Illness
cold the
asd caused his
nvsr and register distress ~ ~ '' oO"''
moet interesting part Of the champions however
tnat Jack Johnsons left
aim IN hattie ~
'oss 70 hsnt Moran at 2s5 pounds
S.spu 10 IN New York attending learn some
mus II would have paid him 10 have Windnr
'Ssu poasneo on Young Nelson Wednesday
50 - ad with mpunity Willard Moran srap now ,r
< HTr~ = Snxess has picked Moran ~
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
The Rest of the Boys Get Theirs.

going 10
pannns The Tigers are supposed 10 possess an
Of original and al aids
bsftin needed Bur they the best
In a make
than
o the
nelding
1915 all slips made by the
Event Athletics who allowed los
score their defense pnches
in battalion
the well shameful percentage
IN interesting the remaining clubs of the
of
G re same and
a and
rs The Philadelphia mark is
EDoats below Detrohs.
a Walter johnson zenith
He will
tesma o spring
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

The Y. VI. o. team set too fast q
pace for the Trumbulls last night.
and swept into n commanding lead
ia the second half OF their game.
unng by count OF 2s 10 10. The
.t,r,tt,4ur,a
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

nOcH Woods has expired and he at the mercy
is will
will augmented
should dispose Smoky
will
Manager Carrgan Joe can't pitch
clubs
get me the other
would be
Washington uniform ball
would a chucke Clark Griffith signed him
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

~ AYBE Is right that he
ngure In this tried
O
he hand
spring with half hundred Youngsters half OF them pitchers
q
playes will south That includes Rube oldng Larry Lajoie
bewhiskered
q
4n bolore he hold OF his
ORE
q wife Pop Anson passed
( he
hepmate Of the
sassban romance Charley Snyder catcher of The old
refused
Ansoo
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

Tom Cowirr. white hope. conducted
Nv Jin torhrtt, 1. going ta retire.
There ~ N limit ts the oumh~r Of wal
Tops one can stop With ones chta.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

:1 Wnlaros trench has been captured and he mas s,,
n!ervtew on his recent Illness Jess SAYS that be di
y ppe--lust cold In the head that made hls noocIs
so0k asd caused his eyes to run and swell and snart
uver and register distress 49,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25

m0et interesting part of the champions interview ho
kemsnt that Jack Johnsons left jabs to the body broke
leu hi IN great pain for three weeks after the hattie
pcts to night Moran at 265 pounds ~
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the Phils have only one southpaw TO
shoot against the Brooklyn contin-
gent
Dodgers Have Edge
Alexander will perhaps open the
game today with the Brooklyn crew,
as il is thought that Moran has saved
him for an attack on the boys across
the bridge. The Dodgers have won a
big majority of their games from the
Quakers and should have an edge on
the present series. 1t will be hard
fought battle, and should Brooklyn
capture three straight IL looks like
joy in the City on Tong Island.
In many respects Moran's club Is
stronger than 1t was last year. and in
others II is weaker Alexander rep
resents the difference between fair
ball club and contender. Crayatll
isn't the star he was last year by any
means He is hitting around the 260
mark and Luderus also has fallen.
hitting about the same figure. On the
other hand Paskert is improving and
Milton Stock is hitting around the
300 mark Rixey is a great help to
the club. but without him and hia.
teammate Alexander, the pills would
be far down the list.
Luderus is the only left-handed
batter on the team. and It means loss
of time in getting down to first base.
The players are naturally slow start
ers from the plate, and although one
would expect that they would ham,
mer southpaws, Dutch Leonard
held them to something like three
hits in a game last fall
Nap Fuckers Chance
A few years ago the fans were
wishing that the Brooklyn team could
win a pennant in order to give Nap
Rucker chance to pitch in a worlds
series. Now they have a chance, but
Fuckers name is seldom mentioned.
The veteran has been forced to give
the honors to Pfeffer, Smith and 9TH
ers.
Sentiment appears to favor the
Brooklyn team, as they have not cap
tured a pennant for ages. while the
Phillies and Braves have been at the
top in the last two years. Then again
many are pulling for Wilbur Robin
son to carry the team across the line
ahead.
Greek Meets Greek
In the last series of the year the
fans will watch with interest the at.
tack. Brooklyn meets New York. The
Giants may put the Dodgers down out
Of the race. A clean sweep would
mean this, and McGraw would then
be about as DoDular In Brookfvn AZ a
bulldog is with a tramp. II will be
meeting CT Muggsy and his pupil and
1t may come to pass that Marquard.
Meyers and Merkle. three former
Giants. viii have much to do with the
result This series should draw a
record breaking crowd in Brooklyn.
They are on their way, and one slip
may send either team to the top. Il
has been one of the greatest fights I'm
the history Of the National League.
and the fans win rest easy when the
winner is announced.
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SCHEDULE FOR
COMMERCIALS
BEGINS OCT. )
BoWIers of Sugar Factors and
Financiers Will Get in Act
ion Next Thursday

The Y. NJ. c. A. Commercial Bowl
ing League will open next Thursday
evening with a match between the
Sugar Factors and Financiers. The
Sugar Factors team is made up of
men connected with the Big Five sug-
ar agencies inner the leadership of
c. H. Anterior.
The Financiers include bowlers con-
nected with the banks and trust COM
panies. Percy Nottage has organized
this team and captain will be elected
just before the opening match.
On Friday evening the Printers and
ClericaIs will be on the boards. w.
A. Ham has corralled eight men from
the various printing establishments
for the pin smashing. Paul Lemke
has been aggressiyely signing the
best clerical bowlers not included in
ether teams - .. -.:~-
The Territorials will exhibit for the
first time on Monday, October 8, with
the Pineapple Factors as opponents.
The FederaIs open on Thursday, Octo-
her IL. There VIII be matches regu-
iarly on Monday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings until the Coast League
opens IN November After that the
coasters bowl on Mondays while the
Commercial Laaguers shift to Wed
neSday. s ".:. F.. ~"
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BRUNDAGE Wins
TITLE Of king
in ATHLETICS
Chicago Man Wins AII-Round
Championship; Kelly and
Thompson End and 3rd

NEWARK, Sept. 16.--Avery Brun-
dage of the Chicago Athletic Associa-
ton regained his title in the all
round national championship decided
at Weequahic park today. He was
crowned king of the amateur athletic
world with the high score of 6468.75.
Fred Kelly of Los Angeles Athletic
Club was second, with 59S1.525 points.
Earl Thompson, the latter's clubmate,
was third, with 596l.10 points.
The great finishing sprint of Wilt
am Gordon, who ran as anchor man
for the New York Athletic Club, won
the four-mile national relay champion
ship.
Willie Kyroncn of the Millrose
A. A. was the victor in the modified
marathon. Fourteen miles of the
course was through the streets of
Newark. Time, / hour 20 minutes So
seconds. William Kennedy (unat-
tached) of Chicago was second.
In special 440-yard hurdle race
William Meanix of the Boston A. A.
defeated W. A. IIummel of the Multi
nomah A. A, Portland, Ore, holder
of the title. *. -