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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-10

$50 long as the border is their shell
ter they will continue to harrass our
ranchers and Ourn towns, to our
chagrin.
General Peshing, the Mexican con-
sui at Ell Paso, thinks there should be
no objection to our troops entering
Mexico in pursuit of Francisco Villa
and that the consul would wire his gov
ernment recommending cooperation
with us.
Funston ordered a battalion Of infan-
try to garrison Columbus, N. NJ, leav-
ing all cavalry free for field move
ments. He ordered two companies Of
infantry from Douglas to San Bernar-
dino.
Americans Cross Back.
All American troops haev returned
from Mexico, according to Funston Is re.
port. The war department said orders
from "'higher up" were awaited be-
fore further action could be taken. II
is understood definite directions from
President Wilson are expected.
"In the meantime" the war depart
ment announced, 'the situation is end
ed for the present. At least, there il
nothing more to do unless we are order
ed to 90 in"
General Scott said General FunstoI
had not been ordered to Columbus, ant
that there was apparently little chanc,
of his going there at present.
Shortly after General Funston s re
quest for authority to enter Mexico wa
received, the war office announced See
retary of War Baker would discuss j
with President Wilson.
General Funston today sent the fol
lowing message to the war department
at have just made the following di,
position Of troops for protection of tn
border.
"Three companies of infantry hav
been sent to Columbus, one to Victor
iano two to Haachita, two to Las Cier
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-10

asked today by Major General Fred
erick Funston, commanding the United
States forces along the border. He
telcgraphed General Scott, chief Of
staff in Washington, saying:
81 urgently recommend that Amer
lean troops be given authority to pur-
sue into Mexican territory hostile Mex
lean bandits who invade American ter
ritory
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-10

fight, confirmed the statement of Mrs.
Maud Hawk Wright, American woman
held prisoner by Mexicans for nine
days, with regard to threats made
against the United States by the ban
d;t Loader and his followers
The sun., 1916-12-11

The Brooklyn Celt!cs. State cham.
pions, defeated tho i~r"onpoint eleven at
Harlem oval yesterday, u to o.
The sun., 1916-12-11

The stahcock & WILCOX soccer eleven
featcd the scottish Americans at CIarl
Fi-li yesterday : to ! Tn" yIcturg fnu,h.
their way into tho third rouul ~ -.
\m'rie,n Football ASsociltlnu'- cum ~.
series.
The sun., 1916-12-11

\ ie same. . - .. iA.a.:r! ir.,
Metropolitan League match heiN,ru a.,
Aston +, G. ana he Fulton Ca rperon, -
Astor Fic'd yesterd-r
The sun., 1916-12-11
Julian Takes issue with p,,ra

Martin Julian. mdragcr Of IIa,a.
Fierce. takes exception 30 the siSp,u,.,,
OF his man oil the charge of falling d,
keep an engagement 10 hoN FrtnKir i.'.
lahan at IA" 'lcrmont \. =. Lts Tlyr.
day night. Julian says:
~ defy anybody to produce articles az.
agreement signed by me. or Pierce cat.
ing for Picrce's appearance a. the ,l,r.
mont Athletic club 10 hos anybody. Tie
bout was advertised without on" ,ou,,.
and more than on" week ago. dfic- rc,'.
ing one Of the firs' notices winch ~.
prarcd In the papers Announcing he hoE
with callahan. I Informed IN" ,llh r1,
they had no right :" advertise a bow
that was not properly signed and -, =
would no; be posSibl" fot rici,r % b.,
on the date they w"r" advertising
Notwithstanding the Motif alton. '.e
club continued rich, III 10 ring t'uo -
advertise Piercc's appearanr" ais'
notified the Boxing commission lac
Monday tina; 1t would bc impossible 20
Pierce TO 20 through with ~" boz
whicl, was being advertised without on
sanction. | brought Pierce viii me n
the office Of tho Boxing tommissioI =
prove thai he was not IN condition -
box. because his training had hfor
stopped on account of au iujnl= 10 =
ccived in a bout O" ThdNssi,ln; pa
The sun., 1916-12-11
InternatiOnaLS to Adopt
Double Schedule To-day
American Association Delegates, With President
Hickey at Helm, Arrive to Arrange Inter-League
Series-Big Baseball Week Is On.
~ q. LrEp,

A delegation OF American Assoc,ation
club owners, chaperon,ng their new
president. Thomas J.. Hickey. "blew" in
with the cold wave from, tho middle
West yesterday and formed tho first
ripple ON the Winter League q baseball
pond. The Association piIsrimagc con.
sisted Of Hickey. o. ~ Matthew ~ Io,,,,.
vile, Mike coptillon Of NInoenpo,,s
A. +. Timme Of Milwaukee,. J. q NcGui
of Indianapolis. John W. Norton of 81
Paul and Billy Cjymcr. manager of ,he
Louisville American Association cham.
The sun., 1916-12-11

RESULTS OF SOCCER M

Ths Brooklyn Celt!cS, stat. cham.
pions. defeated tho ~ireonpoint eleven at
Harlem oval yesterday, u to o.
clan MscDuu defeated IN, Cameron.
former amateur champions, In tho STATE
League gam al olympl, Field YESTERDAY
3 goals 10 o, A. hal: time the yic,ors Ia
established n load % ! ton. Mc,iough WIN
two and Winchester Win one conlribu
she goals.
The overseas Mnniercrs qualified ,o-
the second round ~ the Gun tie ,omp.-
Association hy defeating Manchester ruty
by J goals % " AZ Van tor'landt pl-k
Mccr!ckori scored ilrSt for the vinnc',
and MCPHERSON added 4 goal apiece IA tn.
second hall.
Ray Ridge TOOK tho measure Of the Gam.
,inentals 3 goals to o in the Nov Yoi,
STATE League game a. l.enos oval yc.ts-
day; The @ylc,ors la a, ha!f I'm; h} /
,,.ird ,og pay Ridge in n" order nam'l.
one soll hot by plcckmau, - ~.
payer in the forward line OF tho GA
! M1"r'' T" H. 4sGr..t,s' I.c .sc 't samo ~ n,ir
'ho l. Il 4 S]iro,'"rs Il, hay liIg" Oh
yesterday
game with tho Wes, iiud,ous hn, u,,r
Transferred to tlurk'S Firll, Newark, r,!
nrxt SUNDAY, have hcru awarded IN" mr.,
tested gam" with Ia" Duhlins ~ pn,cr',''
In the 4. i. \. competition hcra us. a.,
J.rs-ymrn used An ineligible" player. cl.,,
MacDona!ds meet The bridgeport I;anv,rs
in the next round in BROOKLYN.
Th. stahcock & wilcox soccer eleven
featcd the scottish Americans at CIarl
Field Yesterday > to I IN" VIrioTs ,,,,h.
th,ir way into tho third ruuul ~ -
American Football Associltinu', Gun ~.
series.
can %,pi' uuI tho Suo,a,.. ,
'hrr" goa zach, p.hycl u 'c gnu, E
the -uuthr"n sew York .up -crt.s .,
trv IIsuI N'tinrudt III" game VIA 40
I,dN,l u"N' SInuaH
\ ts same. . 20 ., ih.s,;r! ;r., A
Metropolitan League match heiN,ru a.,
As,or =, G, ana he FULTON. Cameron. a,
Astor fic'd ye.t~rd-r
The sun., 1916-12-11
TO HONOR A. G. VANDERBILT.
English Coaching club "a Erect =
Granite Memorial.

LoNpoS. Dec. l0.-To commemorate
the m OF A. G. Vanderbilt. who
was drowned in the i.usitania. and his
prolonged association with English
coaching. members OF the Coaching Club
propose TO erect u granite column on
HOLLYWOOD Common. near DorkinE. by
the main road from London to Brighton.
traversed by Mr.. Nanderoilt's Venture.
The plan has been submitted to the
I,orking Rural DiStrlc, Council for APP
prevail. amd Il Is intended 10 erect slmi-
lar memorials AZ other parts Of the
route. A committee. of which Lord
Leconfleld Is an active member. has been
formed to further the movement.
The sun., 1916-12-11
PLANT SELLS THE ELENA.
Yacht Becomes Property
of Cornelius Vanderbilt.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Dec. l0.--Com-
modore Morton +. Plant announced to-
night that he had sold his cup winning
yacht, the Elena, to Cornelius Wander
bilt.
The Elena, which has a remarkably
fine record In yacht races. Is a steel
schooner OF 1886 feet in length over all.
She was built at Bristol. r. l., In 1911
by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Com
MANY
The sun., 1916-12-11
WALSH LEADS FIELD
IN HARLEM RACE
Handicap Enables Him to Win
Victory In Five Mile
Chase.
MORNINGSIDE TEAM WINS

Three score Of well seasoned barriers
competed In the five mile road race Of
the Harlem Athletic League yesterday
afternoon and all completed the entire
course. Nidcd by q handicap OF . min
utcs and II seconds r. Walsh Of the
Morniningsidc \. G. carried of first
prize. lie took the lead at the end Of
the second milo and held 1t until the
hnisll. where he was more than a nun
dred yards ahead of y. Daley Of
Macomb's A. g.. who finished second.
The winner covered the cuurSc IN IS
minutes aud \ seconds.
With Walsh's aid his eliminates car
ried off the" point trophy. They finished
seventh. ninth. tenth and twelfth for II
total of 30 points. Macomb's \. e. was
second with -. IT. Jos.pli's third with
GO. Glencoe A. e. fourth with 81 aud
Harbrook \. G. NTH with s.. The I'm
iSlgS.
The sun., 1916-12-11

? Homer Smith. tn" i'awpaW. NJ. H..
heavyweight. appears to have ''ae'f'
cradle ability. He has mad" % ni'A'"
~ good fights. and %s'lidIIi"I ':u-
few day ago by 'topp.pc sandy Fog
son In thrc. round. 'u i|.iri'ln'
Ferguson e. no. I'm good r"iii'o. e.
present. hu' he s''ll - , g."l boxer
and heavy hitter. Su''a VIII h',"
watching,
As Al Mccoy has a-u. p"s'ro'ol -
proposed bout with Jack Dillon wl'.'
was set for nc'c'nbcg l.. i ionk. e.
though our eminent middlnw' ight ma
rioH had rccousilcr"d his intention ..
gct !n.o tn" ring with IN. Indiana iis.
eat. The first time Mccoy asked for ,
o t~puu.m,ut IL, claimed he dii no.
have tim" enough IL which TO trair ,3
a few days y h" bobbed up W. ,r
automobile acc!dcu. as a reason 'ar =
postponeincut.
Rol, Muha was yesterday mat ned TO
meet Jack Dillon % luditUapu' 800 a
fifteen round hout fpr tho lGh' h'tv'.
weight championship ~ haNt'", -
on the afternoon 4 New N'.rs i'i'
The sun., 1916-12-11
HANDICAPS BEAT FEHER.
best Time In Yorkville Hun.
hut FLASHES Tw~nty-secOud.

Nandicaps proved too much for \.
F'eher of the Hungarian American \. q.
yesterday afternoon in the five mile
o run OF the HoInyillc Athletic
League, He started from scratch and
made the best time. bus twenty-ouc %:
his opponents. all O. whom wcrc in re.
rcipt Of liberal allowances. finished
ahead of hin lie travelled tho course
in 90 minutes and . ecOnds.
First honors wen TO Murtha OF The
Union Settlement, who started from the
1910 mark.
Representatives Of the East Side
House. finishing second. NTH. sixth. sew
enth and eighth. wo" the team prize.
The finish.
The sun., 1916-12-11
TO PLAY SQUASH.

\ squash match between Walter A
Is ns"lli. the professional champion. whn
- Gated nj IT," squash tlun. AMI
Stephen Fci"n. profcssiona, At the Ux
ard club. has hccl arranged. II IS -
he played the day before the nnal ~ the
current handicap tournament at the
Harvard club, kinseila, who wiestcd
the title from Feron. IL to conccde the
former champion nvc acrs,
The sun., 1916-12-11
TO BUILD GOLF COURSE.
OrRnRr Lawn Tennis club Pur-
chas~s HOakier Estate.

ORANGE. y. j., Dee. l0.--Thc Orange
Lawn Tennis Club to-day announced the
purchase of the home ~ Herman e. Hos
hicr and the forty-two acres surrounding
1t In South Orange, Iioskitr now IL IN
France with an ambulance corps. Ii is
the intention Of the club TO plot a nine
hole golf course and ten tennis courts Oh
the grounds. The house Is to he con-
vertcd into Il country club. Work is be-
ing rushed so the courts will be in rcad!-
ness for III" Middle States tournament
mont season.
The sun., 1916-12-11
BAY Y. c. SHOOT,

J, u. lowers captured both high gur
prizes Yesterday. at the traps Of tac Mau-
hassct IIay Yacht club. "" won the
scratch and the handicap trophies. IN
the first tanned his score was So and in
the latter 100, lie also tied with \.
Oliricn In the shoot for the December
Gun and In the shootonf he won the leg
The leg for the yearly cup also went To
Bowers, both with fun scores, T. II.
and j, ", A!Scr were the other cumpo;i-
tnps
The sun., 1916-12-11

McL0UGHLIN BEST AT TRAPS.
on Iionors IL >cvcr,I
Events at New ROchcIIc Sh.o,

Fourteen m"u faced the trans Of tho
Rev Rochelle Yacht club Yesterday. ,hc
largest number mustered at IN. Orlnc
Nne THIS season AT those trans. 4 y
McI.ough'tn carried off the honors nv.
winning both the ten aud the fifteen
bird scratch contests with full scores
lie followed this up by winning a leg for
the accumulation cup with a fun score
or %. and topped IN his DAYS spor, nv
capturing the high scratch prlze with q,
as hls score The scores,
The sun., 1916-12-11
WIND HAMPERS GUNNERs.
Prevents utah scores IL sboots m,
New York 4, e. Tr.u

~. l.. SPOTS was high scra,c, .u,,.
In the New York A. G. shoot n, Tray.rs
Island Yesterday afternoon, hui be~onss
or me hiSh winds his scores were not I'm
70 the standard. He returned ONLY a 90
out of "A possible 100. -
only one straight score was made dur.
ING we afternoon. That was by NJ. Nc.
10Y, Jr'. In the contest for the Trayers
Is'ahd cup: Four INNER earned legs
On tne iiaslln cup They were d. s. Me.
Cutcheon. G.. w. Derrick. A w C,rrI.
and II. VI. owen. '
Legs on the Accumulation trophv wore
scor'd by J. II. Nanderveer. d. s Nc.
Cutcheon, w r. Delahantv. w, C pocrt.
ner and Z. W. Derrick The ronI'N
The sun., 1916-12-11
Banovs Mnna&mah viii Haze the Honor of Popping off Lid Mw Y@s 1916 Winter League s.
COLUMBIA CHESS MEN LOSE.
e. y. y. Team Also Defeated In
Metropolitan League.

Columbia and City College both Jared
poorly in the opening round of the an
a championship series OF the Metro
folitan Chess League. the ames of
which were concluded early yesterday
morning. Columbia. pitted against tho
fiice Progressive club. suffered defeat
by the score of ~ to y. The City
College team. ON the other hand. jour
neyed 20 Stapleton and was defeated by
thc staten Island Club by : to /. The
summaries:
The sun., 1916-12-11
TEAM PRIZE FOR MOHAWK A. C.
Wins OsanRm 4. \. Road Race
With - Points.

Athletes belonging to the Mona wk A.
G. won the team trophy in the road run
OF the Ozanam 4. A.. yesterday after
They returned the low score of IS
points, The ozanam A.. 4. team finished
second with 80 points.
individual honors went to Al Rosander
OF the Bronx Church House. He out
his opponents and won by more
than zoo yards, His time FOR the six
mile course was - minutes and 6 sec.
ends. The order Of the inis!!
The sun., 1916-12-11
Garry on Point Trophy In Diocesan
Union Race.

Team honors went t. -. .Ierome's
y. e. I'm the five mile road rae. of the
Young Mems Catholic diocesan t'nion
In Harlem yesterday afternoon. IT.
representatives finished first. NTH.
seventh. eighth and tcntn FOR = to;al II
81 points.
A. Hcarn Wa returned the victor. n.
started from III" five m'i.ur" mari and
lei his opponents throughout. The
The sun., 1916-12-11
TEX RICHARD May
GET LEASE TO-DAY
Will Confer With y. Y. Life
lns. Co. Officials Regarding
Control of Garden.
PIERCE ENTERS PROTEST

While waiting for ,h. cn,,r,.,
mailed TO Georges ~tarpcu'icr to rc,.t
'h" French champion Tex Richard = ~
voting considerable" attention +, Nt,dis,
square Garden. with particular rc,crc,..
10 lease of that structure. Mr.. Eicl,.
WIN meet Officials Of tic Ncw yorl ~,
'hsuranr" company this af'crunnr ,,a
probably receive u response to IL. ~
Tor the control Of the amIscmcui r,,,,.
Of the Garden for a term ~ years
W u lease Is granted to UIcLarl ,.i
Me- rackci. u Will not tai" cNe,, s.
,hirty. days az which time 'hc deeds " t.
DC turned oNer To the purchasers.
AS IN" lease granted to IN" M1d,,,
Show Company Stlll contains Tho a.
~jertionablc fifteen day rryo.,.o-
clause, there i small chance ~ M, o..
ganiza,ion receiving n license from N.
Boxing Commission.
The sun., 1916-12-11
RECORD FOR HEARNS.
Betters Psstime 4. &. Course Fig
urcs In winning Race.

X. Hearns. running from scratch. cs-
new figures for the Pastime a.
{. course IN yesterdays road race when
lie covered The five miles In the menu
hers handicap run in ai:2o. tho old
record Of 2t:t. was set by Joe Malone
of the Mohawk \. T.. The nnisn:
The sun., 1916-12-11
TO ABOLISH MINOR
TITLES IN TENNIS
National Officials Recommend
Amendment to Eliminate
Picayunc Championships.
RANKINGS WELL LIKED
nv DANIEL.

- t...,to. 80
s"",.Ione" -" o,,a Y,aao,, iI,ven
Ihe bro"N' VT" orue. saon,.a IT,
on amendment to the constitution OF the
United states Na,ional ,.h"n Iemm
AfsocN''ion rec"'"''c'ue' - a.n,ai
we .oi","'t,ec J., r'sH.u a..n.
n,c'ins neIc :" reu,"a,s
III a"uS' WI, y" "''.u ..u.
'"e't ""' "" - -,
|" ','e"' sea'" w IT,.
n III "a"'i,ou'.,pe - ,,,..'an ,mN
" "sS"",P''on ansseu -, -.
por''n,e s'.eS q ~. -
vs. e'uos 'niois"o"' u .ou"' n
. zee" c"".en, " "sN "'eie'.
-. no' an ope 80.
.ney nave oeen n.as,'s n..s 80
u"ey " o"a"'p'o"e".p V y '
~, va oe." .noic e : ~.',.,
nnur nN'uies =" !. ."",,
Ssso,'a''on naNe oee" ,".'u","s SUN
Iio,. - - c"a",
go V"aher ftiose' F>or'n Jersey SoaS.'
Sul.'an Soun'y; nro"N County .,ortn
cue oi New iork CITY anu beach
90. C.".s VI ~ '."'.s ~
~ '"S' sea' 'ooN s'cPs l" ~"'s'o"'ase
ny sp'ca" vi 'he practice anu succeeueu'
some Oh 'he tournament holders. such
u the westminster Count Association,
were content to call their competitions
closed events and drop the champion
MP feature.
sou,. ..r,,,.... en- c..,,,.
Even If the amendment Is passed a
good number OF the so-called champion
ships will AGAIN be staged next season.
Tor the change does not contemplate the
Immediate abolition OF the practice. The
amendment provides that all such cham-
pionships be continued until the trophies
now at stake are won outright.
The amendment, would proyide only
for national. sectional. State and civ
CHAMPIONSHIPS. This proyiso would no,
Interfere with the METROPOLITAN cham.
niopsbIn uhL,,, docLIa. ,La H. -,
section title. The Manhattan doubles,
C,.s ien.",c u, inc New YORK Tennis
S'up' "ou'd ne zone away with. IL re-
""n,"s j." DC seen now me executive COM
"n.ec WIZ RUE on tournaments like the
Aors iS,a"d championship.
Inc change advocated by the execu-
I'VE committee Is AZ follows
members OF the L. =. ". l.. r. A. may
sppiy each year at "A given time to an
""icer OF the executive committee Of
HcI"'I! uesixnated with such authority
w. oniichtil! sanctioned tournaments
"hich thty desire to hold during the
year. Sucn titles and events to con-
siSt OF the following:
nne national championships.
ine sectional championships trefer-
TUG 10 the stated sections of the coun-
tly under article :. section ., and to in
clude such additional sections as may
comprise these divisions from time to
time ny amendmerD.
safe championships.
lily championship
The sun., 1916-12-11
JOHNNY BELL A VICTOR.
AMncNes -: Vile Race Over uud-
son Guild (Oursc,

Two o races We're held by tho iiud-
son Guild Yesterday afternoon. one at
-four and a half miles and TN" othri at
ten miles. In the shorter race john
Fell of tho New York \. =. finished ,,rst.
while I. :. Silvcrstciu OF the pzauam
\ \. lead home his opponents Ia the
longer event. The finishes
The sun., 1916-12-11
HOCKEY AT COLUMBIA.

Indications point 10 hockey nguln lcpnul
ing II mlJor sport at Columbia InlvcrsIr.
aatr coach Tr,lubi'. mhu r"i several
Year, has hesn Il n"nbcF Of the 81
Nicholas Hockey. Cuh. hss pppllsd 10 the
Brooklyn Ice Palace for practice periods.
The sun., 1916-12-11

draw, hut Sammy J.iehtenheim. ubo I'M
financed a loser In the Canadian city for
years, Is willing to continue spcndins
money. Lawrence Solmap Of the 10
ronto club was tho only information,
League magrt,tc to get in town ycstcr-
day.
Following the adjournment OF the In
ternational League meeting "A commit tee
on minor leagues. comprising =. Cal
Ewing Of San Francisco. chairman.
barrow n Hickey Will call on the
ON tho imericap Ioay,o en- Cl,Irnsn a.
pI.,c before ,b, hJv -,c,.u.rs az, 70.
tom. nh,ch ,ho ra,on, ,,i,.r iao,,o
copgros, In S,y, o,ia,,. n.,,,,d ,L.
ln,lc fellow, in baseball were on
titled 10,
seek View Arbitration bOard.
The reauests OF the minor lcae,c mon
will centre around tho creation nf n new.
board OF arbjtra,ion IN hear disnu,es he.
tween major and minor leagues and tho
rirb, n, Tho minors ~ retain Min vers
pyrchased by tho ma Tors until the end
OF the minor league season. The New
Orleans convention also cmpowered this
committee to request the elimination o.
the three class IA leagues from the
draft. The leagues affected would nc
the international tho Pacific Coast and
the American Association. However,
BARROW saws the committee has practi-
caiiy decided no, 70 make this request
on the ma or leagues this winter.
While the International LeaQuc viii
hold the stage to-day their net Is only =.
preliminary for tho big bout OF 'nr
week., the National League meetin.
which will start tomorrow. A National
League meeting seldom il dull. The
American League may have IT,. most
success H. worlds series warfare. hut
its annual meetings are routine al.ai. :,
finished invariably in two SESSIONS
Not 70 with the National League.
Since the reign Of Gov. Tener the Ma
oITm,n 1890 -.
mates are forced to try out their fighting
talents In new channels. Several lively
tiffs are In the air. but as usual, II IL I'M
likely they will AXE any eriou aspects.
Despite the fact that President Tener
called on Barney Dreyfuss early last
week and Garry Hermann paid Barney
a visit las, Thursday, the Pittsburg mag
nate still Is convinced that the National
Commission should be altered. and that
a neutral chairman should sit at the
head OF Il. For a time IL looked as
though Dreyfuss's flareup agains, Herr
mann might flicker into a real revolution.
but /, smouidercd for lack OF participants.
Had Dreyfuss been able 10 find any fol-
lowers In the American League he
might have had some chance of success.
However, as long as the American League
Is satisfied with the National League
mon on thp commission 4, ia unlikely tho
The sun., 1916-12-11

KATE WINS FROM SCRATCH,
Defeats BiH iirid ct uarrirrs 4,
rrnuHMt I. \. Road Uacr.

julius katl r"ml"d of with STELLAR
h"unrS IN tn" weekly road race Of tho
''hhau' Y = yesterday afternoon. lie
started ''",l ''f'''l d'l an" al his
%uupuucHts liucral haidir.p,. ~"
The sun., 1916-12-11
QUERIES
AND
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Tom--Who voa tn" wrestling match
last Tuesday night nt Bnthnor's stm-
nasium between Young lIsckenschm!dt aud
Bull Montana: L. I,
Young Underestimate In two straight
fails. First fan in Ina and second In
> minutes.
The sun., 1916-12-11
w. AND L. CAPTAIN CHOSEN,

..LENiNGToN, w.. Dec, To- A'acr, =
iH"i",i ~ 10 "a aul A,i",u B"ti. .Ir, nl
\i'k'burg, Mits., w"r" to-day elected can
tam hud manager respectively OF ne
Washington and !.ns football team 10,
III The selection ~ riero,ti was hy a
unanimous veto Of the monogram men Of.
the quad.
The sun., 1916-12-11


Dear Tom--Couid YOU '"il me Whsu THE
e. hnDil.hea Inc percrnta2" "t tne ~
10 know ~ sarr"
III, oBoi,, <,,a,., aan,a h,,,r,,
November IL The ue,airy average an.
rn.,oI 90 . a.
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Dear Tom We" thor" any %puSi',.;s be-
III. i"nS," S'nWat'" wn",. uentaHs
The sun., 1916-12-11
LEVINE OUT IN FRONT.
Defeats Dozen mn and Dalcrs IN
brooklyn \. I. Run.

Murray Levine Of the Kings Count,
A, A, finished first In the five ANA a half
mile road race of the Brooklyn A. A.
Yesterday afternoon, lie defeated "A
iozen Young hill and dalers In the fast
lime OF 30 minutes and 3 seconds The
finish
The sun., 1916-12-11

u was enormously printed Do. },.,
days SIS that Andy Williams e'orr.d
Eddie FltzsImmon- at the QIc,r.n
n G. on saturday night. T. wa- b.
simmons who stopped William.
sixth round