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LOFTS GREAT WORK WASTED.
kayser. With Handicap. Noses Out
scratch Man., Who Breaks Or.

LAKEWOOD, y. J., Jan. Lieut..
Curtis kayser OF Lakewood won the
New Years Day handicap shoot of tho
Laurel House Cur Club al the traps IN
Lake Manetta this afternoon. His kill
was Sc in a possible 100 and his handi-
cap Of IL gave him "A score OF 9S. +. r.
Nanderhoef. captain of the Lakewood
team, was second with Ga kill of 81
and handicap OF 2 Erskine II. Lott of
the Field and Marine Club, Brooklyn.
was third with n Kill OF 80 from scratch.
LOFTS shooting was the feature of the
afternoon. In the frst % ne broke %.
In the second oun 30, in the third -
and In the final "a. His score was equal
to the XII that won the Lakewood anna
teur championship for DIR. n. l.. Culver
In the annual tournament this week.
Other good cards were: Arthur King.
Toms River, So SIS Archie Mcclure,
Lakewood. ~, 6-Sa, and Chester New
man. Lakewood, 70. l0-Se. Warren
Banks. New York !. l.. Bright. Lake
wood ". S. Randolph, Sr., of Lakewood
also were competitors.
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BOXING CONTESTS ON ICE
SKATES LATEST NOVELTY
Suggestion Made by Harry A. Cochrane to Try Scheme
in New Rink at Madison Square Garden
Gossip of Pugilistic Circles.

In order to meet the conditions when
Madison Square Garden II turned into
an ice rink. Manager Harry A. Coch-
rane suggests a novelty In the form OF
boxing matches with the contestants on
skates. The skating plant will be In
stalled at a cost of 100000 and short
seasons of leo skating will prevail be-
tween the events which already have
been booked for tho Garden. Under
the night club license Manager Coch-
raiie believes that II Will be possible
to stage boxing contests on the ice. as
"A number OF lighters have fallen VIC
Tins to the skating crazc,
*. o. Brown has taken up his resi-
dence In Arlington. n. j., and IL am
bilious 10 obtain the title OF lightweight
champion of the Mosquito State. The
chief contender for this honor IL Banty
Lewis Of Newark and after man. chal-
lcngcs the Pioneer Sporting club has
arranged "A match between the pair for
the nest show OF he club. Brown has
lust returned from a trip to Gary. Ind,
where he was disappointed In "A bout
because OF the illness OF the boy selected
to meet him. He has begun training
for the bout with Lewis. who II con-
sidcred tho best lightweight turned ont
In New Jersey in many years.
The lila rlem Sporting Club has taken
advantage OF the interest in weller
weight contests aroused by the Richie
Lewis bout to announce an elimination
bout at this weight for the show TO be
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STRAIGHT SCORES IN
NEARLY ALL EVENTS
Conditions Of Light and Wind
Favor Army Of Gunners at
Travers Island.
SPOTTS BEATS MCMAHON

Trapshooters started he New Year
with n of tho largest shoots Of the
winter at the Travers Island traps Of
tho New York Athletic Club yesterday.
In former years holiday shooting has
not been particularly popular with the
an exception and not only were there
almost a half a hundred nimrods on the
firing line, but all made excellent scores.
The light was Just right and as there
was little or no wind. almost all Of
the shoots we're won by straight scores.
so keen was the shooting that there
had to be n shoot of to flnd the winner
Of the high scratch prize. X. l.. SPOTS
and u. $. Mcmahon both had e5 out OF
a possible 100 targets. Mcmahon, who
had been doing remarkable work in the
earlier shoots. fell down badly In the
shoot OFF. and SPOTS took the prize with
n straight score OF % targets. McMa-
hons total was only 20.
Mcmahon managed to win his full
share of the honors. He was the only
gunner to score n leg on the accumula-
ton cup. taking the event with a
straight score of rs targets. He re-
peated his good work in the shoot for
theT rave Island trophy. a prize that
Ii won each week. However. c. w.
Lembeck. one Of the veterans. also had
a straight string. There was no shoot
of. as It was then too dark to hold the
event.
" straight scores also were re-
turned In the shoot for the club cup.
The gunners were A. L.. Ranney and X.
l.. SPOTS. Both got legs. Seventeen
gunners scored In the shoot for the
monthly up. II was the greatest num-
Der that ever won legs at the same
time IN any shoot at Travers Island
The nimrods were +. A. Baker. G. j
corbett, II. s.. Strine. W. II. Delehanty,
+. Il. Stephenson. H.. $. Wills. j. IL
Vanderyeer. j. /. Brandenberg. c.. NJ
Thompson. A. W. Currie. c. Rogers. A.
l.. Burns, @. II. Martin. l.. w. Thomp-
son. II. l.. Spots. d. S. Mcmahon and
II. X. SPOTS. Jr.
After n shoot of against J. H.. Van.
derveer. +. L. Williams. w. r. Ogden,
II. =. Wills. q. NJ. Thompson, A. w,
Currie. r. l.. SPOTS and ID. s. Nc.
Mahon. he high handicap prize went to
l.. W. Thompson. The same gunner
also scored a leg on the novice cup along
with A. w. Currie and j. s. Connors
The variety cup was won by c. W. Bill.
ings.
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NASSAU GOLFERS WCTORS
IN ~CROSS-COUNTRY E
Twenty-three of Them Play to Their Home Green From
Piping Rock Course in Total of 9O3 Strokes
to 953 by Team of Latter Club.

GLEN COVE, l.. L.. Jan with more
Nassau and Piping Rock played their
first c~ross-country golf match this morn
ing and Nassau t-iumphsd. 903 to 9b3.
Play began at the fourth green OF the
Piping Rock course and ended on Mas
sau's home green. In between the golf
ers traversed country estates. church,
yards, farms. barnyards. roads, woods
and as a last hazard. before emerging
safely on the fifth fair green at Mas
sau. had to play over the tracks of the
Long Island Railroad. The lowest score
made was the "a credited TO Caryi Sayre
OF Nassau. and the highest was SO, which
was the total put down after the names
OF Charles Pratt OF Nassau and Paul
d. Crava:h of Piping Rock.
The official description of the course
read starting at the fourth green at
Piping Rock. thence across the Burling
Cox estate to Meeting House corner
thence along the road between the Meet
ing House and the s~chooihouse. about
400 yards; thence across the a. c.
Hodenpyl. Congressman Cocks and
Henry Coles estates thence across the
railroad tracks TO the nth fair greer
at Nassau, from there to the home green,
and finally. after holing out. to a bowl
of eggnog in the lower regions OF the
clubhouse" The last stretch was made
in quicker time thar was IN other
part OF the route.
When the starting time arrived this
morning there were enough golfers on
hand TO max two teams Of twenty-three
members each. the fact that many golf
ers belonged TO both clubs making II
easy to see that both were represented
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TIN WHISTLES TACKLE B0GEY.
Hunter and Ormsbce Lead Field In
Handicap Competition.

PINEii URsr. ". C.. Jan. 1.-The Tin
Whistle tournament to-day over the No.
l course was a fou ball match play
competition against DOGGY. The com
5ined net scores OF each pair on each
hole were added together and compared
Nth twice bogey for the hole, The
prizes we're presented by J. r. Bowker
and the club. Robert Hunter. Wee
Burn, playing with II. W. Ormsbee.
South Shore. won first prize. c. $.
Mcdonald Lambton and l. s. Haw-
thornc, wyantenuck. were second. The
scores:
Robert Hunter 90, Wee Burn, and II.
n orin-bee t20,, South Shore, | up g, $.
Mcdonald t2l. Lambton. and II :. Haw-
thorne 90, Wyantenuck. even; the Rev.
soyd I'D, 81. Louis. l down c. I. Hud-
Son G0D. North Fork. and ". +. Trues-
deli 50. Fox Hills. / down; J. p c. Rum.
ses ,sol. Brooklyn, and r. G. shannon ID
,t', Brockport, 3 down; G. W. Harmon
90. Wykggyi. and II. +. Lesh t6l'
nrae Burn. 4. down; g. l.. Becker go.
Woodland, and J. NJ. Thompson 81
southern Pines, and ]. n Bowker t2ol,
Woodland. ( down. L. A. Swigert ,23,.
srincs, : down, J. NJ Robinson t?sD. Har-
Dor Beach. and +. e. Able '2ab. Reth-
lehem. : down; T. II. Ciapp r0,, Chevy
Chase. and W. :. Van CHEF ljl, Rich
mond County, 9 down; II. 4 waldron, ts!,,
Z down; II. 5. Houston 1851. Mount Tom,
and !. T. Newton ,2Sb, Tuxedo. ? down
4. b. Alley t22b. Apawamis. and w. I
Bar 90, Shelter Island, . down.
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held on January I. The contestants
will be Joe Stein OF Harlem and Frankie
Nottcr OF the East Side. Artie Thoma =
has been matched against Young Hicke,r
for the same night and there will be
three other ten round bouts between
bantams of the top notch class.
Jimmy Drffey, the West Side light
weight who recently stopped Jimmy
Flynn OF Long Island In five rounds.
mas neen matched to meet the Kokomo
hld In a ten round bout at the Olympic
Club tomorrow night. The men are
keen rivals and a hot battle is expected.
Brooklyn fans have been well catered
to by Manager John Welsmantel OF the
broadway sporting Club at the begin
ming of the New Year and a matinee
tomorrow will he followed by a big
night OF boxing on Tuesday. Semi
professional tryouts are scheduled for
the matinee. with a bout between Larry
Murtha Of the West Side and Kid Fred
crlcks OF Chicago as tho headliner. On
Tuesday night the attraction will he the
meeting Of Johnny Dundee with the
Brooklyn favorlte, Phil Bloom.
Stranger Lewis and the Masked Mar
vel. who have met In two sensstional
bouts At the wrestling tournament, will
grapple with each nj her for the third
time at the Manhattan Opera House
tomorrow night. In the first bout Lewis
threw the Marvel by what was believed
to he n fuke hold and in the second
encounter the men wrestied more thar
Two hours without eiuasr gaining Q fall.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. with an at
tendance far IN excess Of that OF the
opening day last year. the second an
nual winter race meeting Of the Bust
ness Mems Racing Association began
to-day. Although the track was heavy.
conditions overhead were perfect and
the day was like a June day In the
North. The meeting opened without "a
hitch and II the opening can be taken
as a criterion the winter session of
racing here will be a banner one.
The feature was the New Year
Handicap, and this fell TO Goldcrest
Boy, from the j. ". Schorr stable. The
son of Plaudit-Polly Prim just SAL
Hoped away from his opposition at the
end. Closest to him was Father Riley.
with j. j. Lillis third. OF the eleven
carded to start In this race Marion,
Goosby, Celesta, Incidence and AM
brose were withdrawn. Father Riley.
as usual. went to the front. but he was
no match for Goldcrest Boy when the
latter made his move.
In the ~two-year-old race Norumbega.
u ~ WV tAAA ~ ~
Cochran entry, won from "A field OF eight
other Juveniles. Wistful was the other
end of this entry. NorumbeGa finished
fast aud at the end was going away
from George g. Love. which finished
second The results
First Racc-Four-year-old and upward;
purse $500. on" mite and seventy yards
10 and to 3. first; Laird o. kirkcaldy, llo
CMCDermOtti, . % /, > to | and even.
second. Brian Boru, 40 tEuorsu; to !.
? to l ami even. third. Time, 1853 10.
Armor, LUX Van Zandt, Sureon and
NigadOo also ran.
second Racc-For two-yoar Odds: purse
leyD. 4 20. !, to . and : to o.. hrsti
ueorge c. Love. us tkelcrisi. ) to ;, ! 20
10 and / to 3, second Eden Park llS
tthirt' riiuc. o:aS it, wistful, Cashup.
Wall street. Cousin Bob, sang Bleu and
capt. Fredcrtcks also ran. Wistfu' and
Norumhega coupled In the betting.
Third Kace-For four-year-olds and up
ward purse si00; one mile and seventy
yards-Sork Lad, ia tMotO, . 70, H., 10
! and even, trst; E.pato, LIB 'M~cluskeyj.
8 to !, : to J and 3 to 2, second: Africa
Beau. 1917 lRobiuSonl, + 20 !, 8 10 | and
3 to :, third. Time. 1851 20 Helen NJ,
Gallop. BatNs. Irovdto and Miss Daniels
Fourth Race-Ncw Year Handicap: for
three-year- ODDS aud upward; ,purs" 500
one mic-Goldcrast BOY, i0i tJudyl, = to .,
3 TO and | Ia ! nrst Father Riley. lot
Garner. s to /, > 20 ! and ! to 5. second
i J. Iiilis, 10. q. McTaggart), 3 to !.
| even and ! to ., third Time, l:Ib 10.
| DR.. Larrick. Grumpy. Brynlinan and Star
Shao'cr also ran.
Firth R~ace-Four- year-olds and upward
nurse siOO, one mile and a sixteenth
Dartworth, Ito O.. McTssgart, 3 to :.
| even and . TO 3, first, Dude, ln9 tGarner),
s TO l.. . 20 / and even. second; Transport,
ia IRobtnsonJ, 6 to ! . TO ! and 4 20 3,
third. Time, 1853 40. Beau Pcre, Reno
and supreme also ran.
sixth Neutrality-suspicious. and up
| ward; purse 800, one mile and twenty
yards-Irish Gentleman, III ,Garner), . tn
/, 3 20 . and even, hrst DICK Williams, 30
tIudyl, 3 to D., | TO 2 and | to 4, second
Narshon. III tRu'WclD, 2 to I, s TO Q and
| to 2, third. Time. l;iI. Nolant. Shrap-
| mel. Anna BTaZcl and Lucky II also ran.
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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Racc-Two-year-ol Odds: allies. thre.
furlongs: May w, II: U.orus,. s TO s. /
10 /: ard l to 8. won: Bessanta. i12 tMc-
syoil. IL Dickens. 3 to /. even and TO !
third. Time. ~ LIS. safe and sane. Fred
erick. Mediation. Riposta. Thirst. Lucklita
and Jusni,a also ran,
Second Race-selling threc-year-old-
and up. one miic-Scallyw ag, 1905
Haynes. 8 to .. l TO ) and / to 5. won
Gano. Ito tGrossb. s to /. 2 to | and even.
second Cordie r, 100 tGravcsl. 3 to /. I
10 . and to s.. third. Time. 1888 Is.
O'\cil also ran.
Third Race-selling three-year-olds and
up five and q half furlongs-Lukc Mae,
ss III shilling. to s, ! to 3 and out.
| to . and out. second; Billy Joe. iO9
Time; 1:os. type, Money Maker and
MaEikon also ran
and up. hye and a half furlonss-oIdsmo.
bile. III III shilling, . to L. to | and
even. won, B. a. Jones. los CHoward,. .
"a, !, 80 and 2 to 8. second sally
even. third, Time. 1906 as. category
Camia. stella CRANE. Little Jake, Reai
Worth. G. X. Kisker. John spohn, Veno
Won and Delaney also ran.
Fifth Hace-Selling: hve-yesr-olds and
I to /. even and | 10 2. won; Tactlcss. fCs
second Mctropoll,ann. los tSarossHi.' ! +" T.
2tGG and TO ; third Time: i:l2 20
Canapa and Dryad also ran.
sixth Race-SeIling; three.year-olds and
up; one mile-Dundreary. l02 Henry. ;
to /. ] to 10 and 2 to 5, won. Balgee. liz
IBrsxiD, s to |. 3 to / and even. second
strathesrn. los tE. smith. 10 to /, ! tc
! and . to /. third. Time. 1888 -. Hari
Ball. John Graham and F1itaway also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-02
RANDOLPH LEADS GOLFERS.
Wins Annual New Years Handicar
on Lakewood Links.

LAKEWOOD, y. j., Jan. 1.--P. S. r,
Randolph, Jr,, OF the Lakewood Golf and
Country Club won the annual New Years
handicap golf competition to-day. He
led a field OF thirty-fve players and his
score was $40, 70. Archibald ]. Nc
Clure, also OF Lakewood, and 5. II. Har-
RS of Essex County tied at "a for second
place.
r. $ p. Randolph, Jr, Lakewood. $50
70 A. J. Mcclure. Lakewood. So, -,
3 II. Harris. Essex County. SIS, -. J..
= Gallagher, Lakewood, 93-Is. 10: DR.. W
6 Fra,ich. Los Angeles, a2-l6, 10: 6. W,
Schwinn. Glen Ridge, s6-lo, 7s; y. r
Mackey, Knollwood, s?-l5.. Il: Charles !.
Sheldon, Lakewood, lois. SO. II. ID
Smith. Glen Ridge. cit, IS. ]" J. Hunt
= ping Rock. !OO-ii. SO; $, X. Deforest
lakewood. 9i--s, Sc; ". McCord. Knoll
wood, lO.-l5. SO. wayland smith. Apa-
wants, lO2-l3. SO; p r. Wilson, Glen
Itidge, l%0G--i7. 50; Alex Soper, Lakewood,
Ills. %; John Hoteiy. Lakewood
Hts, 90,
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KILBANE BADLY PUNISHED.
Ritcht~ Mitchell Hands Out Had
Beating to Feather Cha mpiOu.

CINCINNATI. IAN. 1.-Ritch!e Mitchell.
Milwaukee lightweight, blackened both
Of Feathcrwcight Champion johnny Kill
bane's eyes and smcared the champions
features generally in the course OF his
victory here to-day. They fought ten
rounds.
Mitchell had "A vide edge on points.
though the men broke about even on
rounds won. Kllbane won three In the
earlier Part Of the quarrel. four were
even. and Mitchell finished by a~nnexing
the last three rounds
Eilbane's seconds welded a pair Of
huge spongcs with all the skill due a
champion in their efforts to stop the
flow on his face, but as soon as the
fc,ihcrweicht king cam within reach of
Mitchell again the landscape partook Of
"A battlefield hue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-02
MANY GOOD BOUTS IN
PHILADELPHIA RINGS
Benny Leonard Knocks Ont
Joe Welsh in Fifth Round
at Olympia A. A.

PHILADELPHIA, Ian THE New
Years boxing matinees here were wei
attended and the bouts IL The main were
we'll contested affairs. Al the Olympus
4. 4. Benny Leonard knocked Joe Welsh
In the fifth round. Lew Tender was
entitled to the verdict over Willie Brown
Eddie C,mpi ou~tpointed Willie jackson
by a shade, Stanley Henkle triumphed
over Hail Stewart and Charley MO
Carthy defeated Kid Thomas on points
by n slight margin. Young Sando~
WAS The winner over Bobby Mcleod.
Al the National \. G. Frankie Conf
frey outpoin,ed Pal Moore. Johnny Dun
dee was entitled to the verdict over Joe
Azevedo. sam Robldeau easily out
pointed frankie Mcclure, Joe Malone
o~u,s,ugged Eddie Wagon and Joe HRS
was the winner over Dannie Fields
Fn,nkle NcMan.s stopped Ray Rivers
IN three rounds.
At the Nonpareil \. c. Young JACK
O'Brien was too clever for Joe Hener'
man. Harry Allen was entitled 10 tne
verdict over Roy Hurs' Joe Rooms wor
on points from Kid West. Eddie CLARK
cared a victory over Smith and Jimm,
Egan stopped Tommy Brogan in thu
second round. Jack Heffernan quit II
tile second round 10 Eddie Mullin.
At the Quaker city A. &. Johnny
Nelson trlu,nphed over Tommy Carey
Young Loughrey's left was the weapon
that defeated no Farrell. Happy Davis
was the inner over Leo Tracey. y
Thufn made his first appearance in
year and trimmed Patsy Sylvester anc
carney Dugan broke his left hand II
the fourth round and was forced to qui'
tn Sol O'Donnel. Bert Erwin and foun,
Mau,on boxed a draw.
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CARTER TRIUMPHS
OYER WHITTEMORE
Wins Final at Pinchurst by 3
and 2 Margin i'm Well
Played Match.
LOSER LEADS AT START

ptSritvRsT. n. c., Jan. Phillip v.
g. Carter. Nassau. kept up his good
work to-day by winning the chief trophy
N the holiday week tournament from
Parker W. Whittemore. Brookline. 3 and
2, whlttemore started on well. win
ming the nrst hole with a 3 by sink
ing a putt from edge of the green. The
next three holes were halved and the
two short holes Carter won In 3 each.
Garter missed a short putt on the sew
enth which cost him the hole. He re-
covered Immediately by making a 3 on
the long eighth. 2 under par. Winning
the ninth In a par 4 put him . up with
medal total OF 80 to Whittemore's 80.
Coming in they halved the tenth. elev-
enth and thirteenth. Carter won the
twelfth. but lost the fourteenth with q
10 whittemore's .. Carter made /,
3 up on the fifteenth. where Whittemore
missed a putt. A penalty stroke for
whittemore on the sixteenth cost him an
opportunity of winning II after Carter
tlad missed his second n the match
.nded 3 and 2 in Carriers favor. Carter
came In with n IS. making n total OF
70. whttemore took 80 to come home
with Il total Of rs. The summary:
First s~ixteen-Finai round-P. v. q
Carter, Nassau. beat p. W. whittemore,
f1 Beaten Eis Ss' Of ! FRS, s,s,.en-r4na
round-pr. C. u: Gardner. Agawam. beat
.. II. Howard. Halifax. y. g., 5 and 4
Second Sixteer-frnal rounds. o. NIL
Ter. Englew God, beat c. d. Hudson. North
Fork. : and B..
Beaten Eight OF Second Sixtecn-Fina
rolnd-pr. Loren johnson. Chevy Chase
beat V. A. Seggerman. EnEiewood, . and I
Third SiAteen-Fina round--R II. Beck
man. Metacomet, beat l.. G. Spindler. For
Hills. q and 2.
Beaten Eight Of Third siStecn-Fins.
rounds. Y. Ramege, Wanango. beat c. w
Harmon. Wykagyl, 5 and 4.
Fourth Sixteen-Final round-J. Il. Rob
.r;s. Dutchess, beat J. II. Turner. Mary
land. 2 and /.
Beaten Eight Of Fourth sixtcen-Fins
round--J. X. Bowkcr. Woodland, beat ID
y. J.wett. Paving. S and 4
Fifth Sixteen--ffnal round-J. 7 Nc
Caddon, Sr, Wykagyl. beat NJ. q. Brown
New York. 5 and 4.
Beaten Eight OF Fifth sixteen-Fina
round-J. r. Fryer. Lulu C. G. beat j. G
Jones. Toronto. l up.
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REINSMEN WILL CELEBRATE.
Nassau Driving club 10 Elect Its
Officers and Hold Dinner.

HAMPSTEAD. l.. l., Jan. 1.-The most
SUCCESSFUL season II ever had Will be
celebrated soon by the Nassau Driving
Club. which holds Saturday matinee
trotting and pacing events on the
Mineola track. Ribbons are given tho
winners Of each race and a. the end of
the season the winners receive Guns.
which are presented at the annual din
ner. This year the dinner will he held
at the Garden City Hotel on January -
and gives promise Of having even more
members present than IN former years.
ON Wednesday OF this week the an
nual meeting Of the club will lie held in
Mlneola, at which the officers for the
ensuing year viii be elected and other
important business transacted,
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GRANBERY BEGINS YEAR WELL.
Wins Every Trophy at Larchmont
Excep scratch Prize.

Six men faced the traps of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club yesterday and
uespi,e the unfdvorable conditions OF an
overcast sky and a raw easterly wind
some excellent scores were returned.
George +. Granbery carried OF the
honors OF the day by winning besides
the high handicap prize with Il score OF
- on his handicap OF 5 the holiday cup
with a total OF ~ blue rocks broken.
Granbery also won the leg on the ac-
emulation cup after two shootoTs with
A. l.. Burns. who proved 10 be the win
ner OF the high scratch prize. Shooting
fom scratch he returned a card OF SO.
The scores:
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WASHINGTON STATE
DEFEATS BROWN BY
SCORE OF Il TO 0
lime Plunges by Bangs and
Boone and End Runs by
Dietz Gain Often.
LOSERS STAR, POLLARD.
BY WET FIELD

PASADENA. Cal, Jan. 1.--Relyns al.
most entirely upon straight football,
Washington State College bucked It's
way to a - to 0 victory over Brown
University to-day. Washington State
excelled In practically every department
great holes In the Brown defence and
the backs ripping through for long gains
repeatedly.
neither having the slightest I'D
vantage. The second period ended with
the score o to o.
In the third period Washington sta rted
Off with IA rush.. line plunges by Bangs
and Boone and end runs by Dietz car
rying the ball to Browns 5 yard line
shortly after the half started. Here
the ball was lost 20 Brown on a tumble.
and Andrews punted out 20 midiield.
Another series OF line bucks and end
runs was started by Washington and
this time Boone scored on a five yard
plunge through left tackle. Durham
Kicked goal.
In the final quarter Durham tried a
drop kick from the 81 yard line, but
failed. Shortly after this a series Of
line plays by Bangs and Boone brought
the ball within striking distance OF
Browns goal line and Dietz carried Il
over. Durham kicked IN easy goal.
Pollard vas the star for Brown. but
wa unable TO gain consistently. owing to
the slow field. which was u sea of mud.
Nearly $4,000 persons watched the game
through a downpour OF rain The lineup {:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-02
WELSH WHITNEY'S MASTER.
Champion Gives AtIRntR'a Fight
Ing carpenter Boxing Lesson.

ATLANTA. Ga, jar. FREDDIE Welsh.
lightweight champion. defended his title
here Tonight by giving Frank Whitney,
the fighting carpenter OF Atlanta, Ga,
a boxing lesson. Welsh piled up points,
outboxing his slower opponent at long
range
Whitney had the better Of tho might
ing and landed the hardest blows, In
only one round. the fourth. did Whitney
yrrt ietnt the champion and for a while
II looked bad. hut tho champion pulled
himself together and boxed his way out
OF danger.