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The sun., 1916-01-08
HOLLENBACK TURNS
DOWN JOB AT PENN
Refuses to Act as Assistant Of
Folwell in Coaching Foot
ball Team.
SYRACUSE SEEKING HIM

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.--Willam NJ
Hollenback. captain Of Pennsylvania's
1908 football team. issued signed state
ment this afternoon TO the effect that
under no consideration would he accept
the position Of assistant coach Of Penn's
football team next year. In refusing
the big former fullback declared that he
Is loyal to Penn and will return gladly
to help the Red and Blue any time next
fall without compensation, II he is asked.
In refusing to consider the position Of
assistant to Folwell Big Bill surprised
all hs friends, who have been firmly
confident that he and Folwell would
work together TO give the Quakers a
winning eleven next fall. Coach Fol-
well called on Iollenbsck this after
noon with the intention of finding out
just how much IL would cost the Red
and Blue to sign him to "A contract. but
upon learning of Hollcnback's new stand
did not make any official offer.
Hollenback left Philadelphia this eve
ming for Syracuse upon the request Of
tho Syracuse University football COM
mittee. which will select its head coach
within the next week According 10
Graduate Manager Southward of Syia-
cuse. who Was In town to-day, Syracuse
has virtually decided to abandon the
graduate coaching system and ia looking
for first class coach. regardless OF his
alma mater. to MI the position left va
want by the resignation of Buck O'Nci
The sun., 1916-01-08
ZBYSzKO DOUBLE WINNER.
First Dtsn bies IrlesmOw. Then pins
LuRdin 10 the Mat.

Wladek Ibyszko did more than his
share OF the entertaining IN last night y
session Of the wrestling tournament at
the Manhattan Opera House but he did
1t cheerfully and all but two of those
present were satisfied. The two who
were not so enthusiastic were Xelesnow
and 1.undin, both of whom were beaten
by the tall and handsome Pole.
The first victim was 'Xelesnow, who
was unfortunate enough TO wrench his
knee after half an hour OF wrestling.
Tie was unable to cont inue, so under the
rules the bout went to Zbyszko. Feel
ing that Ihyszko had not done quite
enough work, the managers of the tour
ney sent him out again with Lundin and
this time the Pole won with body and
scissors hold after lG minutes and 81
seconds OF wrestling.
In tn. earlier bouts Abcrg and Ale.
Grath wrestlod to a draw with Bavlov
and Hevvonpaa. 1.c Coossc threw Miller
with "A body hold IN 2 % and johnson
disposed Of Pan IN & so,
The sun., 1916-01-08

In the second round Moran tried little
in the aggressive line. Twice he swung
his right. but each time Coney ducked
and came back with right uppercuts
that made the rittshurger vince. For
the rest OF the round coffey was tap
ping Moran with his left until near the
finish. when he caught Moran on the
ropes with a right swing from the half
way point
The third round was even more in
Coffeys favor lie started with -four
rapid lefts In quick succession and with
out a blow IN reply Two more left
iabs followed before Moran got In ono
blow. cofey came back again with hs
piston rod left and Moran aroused the
ire OF the crowd when he rushed in close
for a roughiag bee that brought warn
ing from the referee.
In the fourth and NTH rounds the
story was the same, coftcy. always ready
with his left jab, landed almost at will.
while Moran would swing with the right
occasionally in a half hearted way only
10 find Coffcy backing up and paying off
with "A right uppcrcut that sometimes
landed and sometimes was blocked,
The crowd wondered at Moran. who
apparently was content to let tuffey do
all the work and wait his time for the
knockout blow. 4 change came in the
sixth. when Moran was the first to lead
with a left jah Coffey replied with II
left jab and right hook. Then for the
first time in the fight came a breathing
spell In which neither tried to damage
the other Near the ehi Of the round
Moran developed his first aggressive tao
tics and in vicious inilghting more than
held his own so that he gained an even
break on the round.
The sun., 1916-01-08
THREE SCHOOLS GET
HONORS IN SHOOTING
Norris, Bryant and Boys High
VictOrs in Indoor Team
Competitions.

IIonors we're divided Yesterday in The
team shooting competition on the second
dsy OF the invitation shoot being heId
under the auspices OF MorSls High School
at the Seventy-first Reg imeat ArnorT'
Three team shoots we're decided. ana IN
each different winner was returned
The Morris High School team OF
Steiner. Condor, OTIS. Richardson ana
Kerr won the shoot for first teams. with
a score OF 27s. Trinity school was sec
ond. with 1853. and Erasmus Hall third.
with 262 In the shoot for second teams
Bryant High was returned the winner.
With score Of o44. two points more
than Morris. which was second BOYS
High won the du Pont trophy event
with a score OF 335. Curtis. with 3"o.
and Morris. with 32O. were second and
third respectively. The scores:
FIRST TEAM SHOOT
Morris High .5chool--Julius Steiner, s..
Lawrence condou. 60. Courtlandt pts, %.
7. .Richardson' 81 Ralph Kerr. Il"
Trinity school--R Foster, ,5s. W. Brown,
q; +. Mcktnless. 81 NJ. Foster. ~. T
ETasmus iiaii High schooi-,M. CRAM;
-; 7. Bromley. -; W. Ga'Iasher, S3 l.
caft,- Hish sehooi-Iryins smith. 81;
Fred ZickeI SO. Augustus sharbaro, .,
Mendei Roberts. IS. Albert Dousherty -.
Boys High schooI-AleNander Pi.co,,s
81; William L. s,o.limaeh. % lsator
Plattner. 81: Gcorgc Young IS. Alfred
De WITT Clnton-A Gerbolim. II: g
Copper, -; J. DAILY. 81: T.. Brett, 81: J.
keistenbaui. 3s Total .J..
Eastern Dis,ric; High Schooi--Pils'-
owsky. 10; K4linsk. is. W!nkelman, t3
Dent. 3s; Giickman, g., Total, .io
SECOND TEAM SHOOT.
Bryant High school--Bradford. a.:
IIsidei berger. 10: Grant. 80. Monroe Is
ca.luhsn. 81. Total. ~.
Morris High Sch"ol-Jacohson 50: Maher
SO, chaplin. 81. Lefkowiia. "a; Johnston.
Cur;is-Brisg-. 50: Goodrich a.. Meyer.
son. 80, Carroli. -. Total 23j
Erasmus Haii--Ii-b.rt. 81. Andrews -:
Abel, -. Gi.lispic. A.. Morga,, 20. To;s..
30
BOYS Hish--C,arke. r: Scnlepl. So;
Mensche, II: Schweit2er, A.: Gottlieb. -
Total. -V3.
DU PoNT TROPHY SHOOT.
BOYS High school Young. SO. Pluttner
55 colder sc, Stoim"ck 50. Pischotta, 80 I:
Schi.iep!, 80 Total. J33.
Curti---Smith. 30: Roberts, 80; Faba
bhra, -; Heses. o. Hickels s.. Dougherty
Morris-Cordon. IS: Richardson. 81.
steiner. 80, OTIS, SO. Caten, g.. Kerr. 81
Total, $50.
Erasm Hal,--Grout -; Gaiiasher. 81:
Briggs. u; Duncan, 80; G!iiespL 5o Rron,
Bushwi,h Ish School--iSch. g. Eo.
bass Al; Pope. 81. H"rskow.t2, IS. Ruls-
Welt, 80, kap.au s.. Total 80.
The sun., 1916-01-08
BOXING COMMISSION NOT
SURE AS TO RIGHT COURSE
Debates Giving of Decisions and Holding of Bouts in
Aimories, but Refuses to Announce Any
thing-Resumes Conference To-day.

The State Athletic Commission Is
sparring for wind over two important
questions relating to the control OF box
ing--the advisability of permitting de-
cisions and the staging of bouts in the
State armorics. A meeting Of the COM
mission was held yesterday, but at the
conclusion Of the session Cha airman Fred
a. Wenck had nothing further to add to
his opinions previously expressed on
these vital subjects.
That the giving of decisions Is being
considered seriously Is certain and the
chairman stated that he would be pre-
pared TO issue a statement on Sunday
dealing with this matter. It is Wcnck's $
idea that the receipts at boxing exhibit
tons are falling of because champions
are allowed to compete in the main
bouts and stall through ten rounds with
out any danger OF losing their titles.
The opponents of decision bouts have
advanced the probability of "A betting
ring in case referees are permitted to
announce winners and the milking OF
the general public by the announcement
Of winners who have been agreed on
before the men entered the ring. That.
II Is claimed. caused the wiping on, OF
the Norton law under which boxing
fiourished in the old days.
There is a strong feeling throughout
the State that decisions should not be al
lowed and Chairman Wenck's stand may
lead to trouble when the state Senate
is asked to confirm the appointment Of
The sun., 1916-01-08
COMMERCE FIVE BOWS
TO EASTERN DISTRICT
Capt. Holman Puts Up Grca,
Game. but Gets Little
4 Assistancp.

Showing decided improvcn,c' o.e,
its previous games. while its o'rcrort.
were playing out Of form, FASTER u,s.
trict defeated the High School ~ c,,r.
nlerce yesterday in u i. : N /. ta .c..
bail game at the Forty seventh Regime,
Armory by score OF 20 to - ~.
once during the game did "ithc. a.
hold commanding lead. The -ill~e
alternated many times during lh. 'r..
half, with Eastern leading al tur en-
by a score of Is to 16.
Eastern was never behind in tn" .or.
ond period. although its edge was gn,
AZ one time Commerce tied the s'ur.
but the tally remained that WY on,
for "a few seconds. when Eastern agau
went 20 the fore. Holman. the capii.'
of TIE Commerce five received prct,u.G
support Many times he cnrricd the ba
from one end OF the court to the otto
only 80 be disappointed In having 10 oio
ready 10 give any aid. This rcsul..t
IN his making many long attempts =,
the basket. All Of his shots were = ,od
but they would ci,clc around tn, rm
without dropping into the net Brods .
besides breaking up the 'omm"r'o p'a'-
Gagged eight field goals and iive FROM iu.
foul line for Eastern. The lineup
Eastern Dist. Positions. Commcr,.
Brodsky. Right forward ..... II" ma
!iyman,;.,....heft forward. lrE"
kJrt1inau. .Lett guard. .......... ... l' .
Rrus ........ ........ Right guard......... ~ .,c
Scorc---l2ast"rn District. 90; High = ="
az commerce, - score ~ end % N'a' H..'
.-i;;,s;crn District 49,, Commit. n
Goals from neld Brodsky 5 Hyrla ::
Hum. thai Kurt1man. Holman H.~ -
>. Holman Referee -iNiton. tInJIn.
Tu!iN. Time Os halNts--lo minute
The sun., 1916-01-08
PINEHURsT GOLF POSTPONED.
Both Semi-hnRIs and Finals win
Re Played To-day.

PtNHHuRsr. y. G.. Jan. THE semi
finals OF the Pinchurst midwinter golf
tournament scheduled for to-day we're
postponed until tomorrow. when they
will be played in the forenoon. The
finals will be PLACED In the afternoon
The tournament must be cleared up
then. as the tourney of the advertisers
is to begin on Monday.
Several pairs started this afternoon
In cold driving rain. but most OF them
on receiving word that they could call
IL off until Tomorrow 4 they chose
dashed back through the wet to the
clubhouse in grand hurry. 1t didn't
take long for anybody to get soaked
unless swathed in rubber clothing The
cups In the greens were filled TO the
top with water aud fishing was neces-
sary 10 get the ball out dfter hol,uc IL
The sun., 1916-01-08

HORACE MANN CONQUERED.
Poly prep Five Gets Lead In first
Half and Maintains ~.

The Horace Mann School basketball
team travelled to Brooklyn yesterday
and lost to the Poly Prep five on the
latter's Livingston street court by u
score Of 10 20 lc. Poly piled up it's lead
in the first half and rested on its laurels
in the second. Al ha.f time the score
was 10 to I. Horace Mann made n
strong rally in the second period. but
failed to ovcrtake the Poly representa-
tives. Mendes. the Poly left forward
with thirteen points. and Lyons Of iior-
ace Mann. with ten points. were the re-
spective stars The lineup:
Poly prep Positions. Horace Mann.
Ready. y......... Left forward ......-. Marks
Mcndes Right forward. l.y"ns
Gent thncr....... C"ntr" ..... falhensteIt
Fuchs. Left guard ...... tr!zier
Hipkin. Right guard. ..... Nadisen
Srore--Poly prep. 10; Horac" Mann, ~.
ore at END OF iirst half-.Poly Prep, 10
Horace Mann. T. Goals from h"ld-.Mnn-
des. s; Ready. .: Iiipkin Lyons. 4; Ksdl-
sen. Goals from fou-M Mcndrs. f,yont, :.
Observation-Disclosures for Frazier; Danes
for Ksdisen. Ksdiscn for Haldenstein,
Rrferee--Fishcl, Poly Institute. Time OF
haiyes--l5 minutes.
The sun., 1916-01-08
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS

ppr.1, 500, ;hrsr t"r,onrs WssW n"s"n,
~. 'ssIH'.. ssITd. + H. 'su,M. 10 10 1"s +" %H'
ANA : 10 !. second; 'Gingsr ouilL li5
Ltii"y 10. TO . TO ,;ior, ana oH,, 'hird.
ANA 'silNer Hedge also ran. cochran
entry.
second Race-ror th'eeyear-c!ds, :,
iorinm. ~ n. M'Tase9rM. 20 : to
Time, i:i.i s. Brushwood Boy, MoIly
Reach Tniiryrand Therr.a MAXIM. Ale.
MIMI and i"' clara Morgan M also ran, ran, Wi,
son and clyd" sntry. .,
UP. purse s,op, one mic-J. J.
iiliis. iIo ,Metcalfe,. la to >, even and
10 z hrst; indolenre' ~. ,ond ,nd''anan1 naI1,, 70
III tButwelb. . to l. 10 | and 10 3,
ihird Time, l:ls I,arbard, Grumpy and
Fourth Raco-The crescent city Handi-
zap, Tor thre". .NeHr,oIds ana np; purse
lOG ,Keogh' 10 70 |, : TO and to !,
second; C"rDide, 1893 ,MGkem2ie,, :o,tc. !,
Hester Prynue, Marion Goosby and Han
nvia also ran
Fii,h Ruce--For three -year-olds and up;
yards-,ulde pos, l0> tkoerncrL to !,
even ana +" ars, r, o'h hem, .oLS' iSs
Broomsedgc. lOs Evan Dusen,. to ..
even and | to ., third Time, l;il ..
Jessie Louise, The spirit and p"rtwor'h
also ran.
sixth Race--For four-ycar- r-nds and up
ward: selling, purse. sto0. one mile AMI
sixteenth Bertodaun. III ,K0rrnerl. 40 to
l. - TO / and tn !, urst Gallop llj IT,
MCTaggart, > to !, even aud to >, sec
ond III PATIO. IL Warrington, 6 70 I,
to 3 and to >, third. Time 1:t7 . 4,
Fly Home, star Actress, LA Mode, Gerrard.
Harry Lauder Hedge Rose and Luke Van
Zandt also ran,
The sun., 1916-01-08

It was all Coffey again in the seventh
round. hut though the Roscommon boy
jabbed and upperCut his man frequently
the blows worked no apparent injury on
Moran. Several times Moran swung his
right. but each time Coffey ducked and
put all his force in cOuntering upper
cut.
II was in the eighth round that the
supreme patience of Moran was re-
warded. IT started with Coffey taking
the initiative as usual and landing three
blows to one by the iittsburg man. Then
near the end Moran began fighting in
earnest With strength conserved until
his opponent had wearied himself he sent
his right hand with telling force to Cof-
fey's Jaw. AS COffey WINGED under the
blow Moran landed another in the same
place and followed ii with n left on the
mouth that made Coffey spit blood as
he went to his corner.
Then came tho fatal ninth and the
sledgehamm"r blows of the prac,ised
ring general, who had played with the
popular idol AS Il cat plays with n
mouse, Coffcy, the aggressor through
all the previous rounds. had no chance
70 deliver n blow on the Transformed 4
Moran, lie could not even cover Ip and
III" only satisfaction left to the ad-
mIrcrs of the Roscommon giant was
that he proved game to tho end and
went down TO defeat before . better
man.
The sun., 1916-01-08
'SCHOOLBOY SPORTS
In PROPULSION TO-DAY
Athletic Meets. Basketball,
Swimming and Shooting
on Schedule.
EASTERN TITLE AT STAKE

Schooboy athletes have busy time
ahead OF them to-day. Two athletic
meets. swimming. shooting and basket
ball are on their schedule. The most i'm
portant event Of the day will be the
eastern nigh ard prep schools track and
field indoor champi ons hips under the
auspices of the ST. Johns College
Athletic Association at the Thirteenth
Regiment Ainory. Sumner and Putnam
avenues. Brooklyn. Over three hundred
entries for the various events have been
received, including many from the moro
prominent schools Of other states.
OF the scholastic events the mile run.
one mile relay ard 100 and o20 yard low
hurdles will be the features. Five feet
distance runners will start in the mile
run, including r. Raymond OF Poly
Prep; Erich. Dickinson Masten. Nut
ley. Todd. Pingry School. and Hollins-
head. East Orange.
In the hurdle events Jim Ryan OF st.
Johns, the met ropolitan junior hurdling
champion. and George Hughes OF Flush
ing the +. :. 4. L. champion, are the
favorItes. They will be pressed hard
however, by A. Wickwirc. J. Talbot and
Il Macdonald. all OF Poly. Five schools
have entered strong teams in the one
mile relay. They are Poly Prep, Dickin-
son. 81. Bened!ct's Prep and Eastern
District.
The second athletic meet Will be that
of DE Witt Clinton High School at the
SlN'y-ninth Regiment Armory. For the
first time several open events have been
arranged together with many closed
ones Athletes of average rating snoulh
find the competition inviting.
Two dual swimming meets are on
81 Johns Prep will oppose the st. Pauls
Schools representatives at Garden City,
while Commercial and Bows High will
measure strokes at the Fourth avenue
baths.
This il the last day OF the Morris
High School invitation shoot at the
Seven,y-first Regiment Armory. An in
ter"sting schedule has been arranged.
Six basketball games are scheduled
as follows: Rushwick VS.. Lawrence. at
Lawrence, l.. T.; Newtown vs.. De Witt
Clinton, a: Clinton: Far Rockaway VS.,
Townsend Harris. at Far Rockaway {.
Brooklyn Prep ", 81 Pauls School. at
Garden City: Boys High VS.. Stuyvesant.
at Stuyvesani. and Adelphi VS.. Hamilton
Institute, at Hamilton.
The sun., 1916-01-08
DR.. HAWLEY DOUBLE VICTOR
SrrSattus and Terry Nirtims Of
Hts PrOwess with Cue.

Dr. Il. w. Ha~ley scared two VIE
tories yesterday IN the national Class &.
amateur championships balk Inc tourna-
ment at the MorninSside Billiard Acad-
envy. He defeated Louis Servatius. 200
to lis. in the afternoon, averaging
2o-35. with runs Of 20. 81 and "a
His opponent averaged 1885 and made
runs Of 10, II and Il.
Dr. Hawey's opponent AZ night was
the habitual Glass c champion. CIyd,
B, Tetly. who lost 10y 200 10 l>s There
was q lot OF safety play that retarded
this game and the winners average
was only , iI-j2. and his best runs -.
IL and 10. Terry averaged . $50 >.
with runs Of -, IL and II.
George y. Moon. Jr. Will meet Charles
j. SteinhusIer AT - 30 TINS afternoon
in the only game scneduled to-day.
The sun., 1916-01-08

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. Jan. THE
setter. Kinks Buss. owned by II ~.
kirkover OF Buffalo. won the Derby of
the United States Field Trial. which was
finished here to-day. Second place went
TO the setter. Napauoche. owned by
Samuel g. Allen of New York and
third was divided between the setter
commissioners Amorcttc OGrdhu.
owned by j. craig Run OF Philadelphia.
and the pointer Rsps Pansy Blossom.
owned by Ambrose Gaines of Knoxville,
Tenn. All four dogs. which got into
the money. showed their superiority on
game, and the consensus OF opinion is
tina; the stake was we'll judged. There
were thirty-five starters
The sun., 1916-01-08
Cassie mol SAVERS Slu mp.

Frmin rissignol slumped away from
high averages yesterday IN his prac-
iice games of balkline at Days. VIII.
lam GerShel was beaten by him in the
afternoon by score of 80 10 lSs. but
the Frenchman ran only "a and av-
eraged II l6-24 Gershers high run
was 80. and his averag. . S-23. In the
evening 'assigrol averaged only
l3 1918. against William Bauer. whom
he defeated by score OF $50 TO ~.
cassignols best run this time was 10.
Bauer made II high run of l3 and aver
aged 5-ls
The sun., 1916-01-08
PITT DEFEATS LAFAYETTE.
Basketball NiciOrs Put In Substi-
tOtrs After First Period.

hlTTsBURG. Jan. THE l.afayette
College basketball team Was no match
for University Of PittsburG Tonight and
Mas beaten 10y a score of - TO o. At
the end of the first period the HON" team
was in the lead - to and made sew
erdl Substitutlous, but PIT st.ll n,in-
ta!ned tn" advantage. Lafayette scored
only one field goal IN the first half.
Watson's work in centre was the
feature of the game Capt. Lubics foul
shooting was effective. Troxell d,d not
show form in his goal shots, The line
tt,N
The sun., 1916-01-08

TIL basketball team Of the College Of
the city of New York will line up
against the Manhattan College five at
the g. e. y, Y, court tonight. The
city College men are out for revenge
for the overwhelming defeat admins
tered last year In the preliminary game
the g, e, y, Y, freshmen will meet the
Reserve team. The fresh
men have yet to meet their match
The sun., 1916-01-08

The High School OF Commerce second
basketball team Won from the seconds
Of Eastern District yesterday at the
Forty-seveuth Regiment Armory by a
score OF 20 to IS. Commerce gained it's
slight advantage early in the first pc
Rod and held Il throughout. GirSdan-
sky, with Is points 20 his credit, and
Ress. with IA points. were the respective
stars for Commerce and Eastern.
The sun., 1916-01-08

The Townsend Harris Han swimming
team easily defeated Roys High yestcr,
day IN a dual match at the G. &. y. V
tank. winning by a score OF A to y. n
all hut the 100 yard swim Townsend
carried on first and second positions. II
the century Schoenberg managed to viii
the only second for Boys High team.
The sun., 1916-01-08

Moran had recent victory 10 MS Creult
over the fighting lrishman.
Co6ey Nervous In His Corner.
Then there was a craning of necks as
a disturbance at the Fourth avenue end
Of the Garden indicated that one Of the
principals was making his way to the
ring. Before the combatant was visible
to those at the ringside the deafening
cheers proclaimed that Coffey was the
first to appear. The big Irishman was
escorted BY two special policemen and
was followed meekly by his seconds.
There was "A glow OF ruddy health in
Coffey's face, but he was distinctly ner-
vous as he sat with bowed head In his
corner waiting for Moran TO appear.
There We're cheers for Moran. but rot
the storm, of approval that greeted his
rival. The light haired pugilist was
cool as a cucumber as he climbed into
the ring. His first move was to walk
across and shake hands with Jim. VINO
was sitting in his corner Then he re-
turned and seated himself with smile
that told the spectators what they might
expect is the result OF the coming battle.
The sentiment of the crowd was ex-
pressed when Joe HUMPHREYS stepped to
the front To announce the fghters
Don't forget Coffey first" came In warn
llS tones from t'lt gallery, ana
Humphrles took the tip. announcing Jim
COfey. Irciands pugilis,ic idol befors
he Informed the crowd that his opponent
was Frank Moran, the popular Irish
American pugilist." The weights Of the
men gave Coffey as 2o5is pounds and
Moran rs 1864, showing that the Pitts
burg man had trained down about
twelve pounds since his last match with
Coffey.
coffey seemed to throw of his ner-
vousness as he stepped to the front for
the encounter lie was the first to try
TO land a blow, but left Jab missed
and Moran replied with left hook.
Coffey had learned lesson from his
previous fight and made no attempt to
force the mill, lie was alert for a
chance to score on points. This came
when Moran missed right swing and
tOffey landed a right uppercut, which
was quickly followed by "A LEFT jab.
Moran got In light right, but was met
by a left and right from toffey. Cofiey
wavered a moment when h. received "A
stingins l-f, ON the chin. but recovered
his poise in a moment and ta'nbed away
with his left. so that h. easily had the
hOnors Of the round.
The sun., 1916-01-08
Nis- Swart Makes Nine GnnI..

HACkE$sACk, y. l.. Jan. The
Hacksnsack High School girls baeL-,.
ball team. which won the state cham
pionship the last two Years. l. on =.
way toward another. winning its m
straight game this season by defeat
ing the Bayonne High School girls &.
TO j. Miss Dorothy Swart Gagged n .
field goals for a total OF Is points
more than enough to win the game
The sun., 1916-01-08
Oulmct Comes Here to Study.

Francis Ouimot. former holder OF both
open and amateur national golf cham
pionships. i now In New York, and is
spending his time at prominent depart
ment store studying business methods.
Oumet intends. with another BOSTON
golfer 20 open "A sporting goods store In
that city. and he j. tt!Gng to learn the
tricks OF the trade which he does not
know ALREADY
The sun., 1916-01-08

S'ur"- Hii"fSt'N "r 'ittshurg, -; La
'"y'it", =. f1r!d soais--'Al Master q Mat
son ., hastings :, McNulty, yesterday.
Tr"N"lL Thomas .. Taylor, Anderson. Foul
soals-l.uhic TO- TroX-l ~ Suh.,itutious
-l'!ttsburg, linh"rg for Matson Carlson
for McNulty, Edsterday :ur MpMast.r
Monk for Hastings, Nicholas for I.uhio ;
la fayetc, Erson for Troxel Referee
Davis. Time OF periods.-.O minutes
The sun., 1916-01-08
Poly Prep seconds Enjoy Romr

The second basketball team OF T. ..
Prep overwhenned the five OF ITo..,
Mann yesterday Oh the formers ru.. p
by score OF - to s. The Horace Nj.
players were able to score only orc '.u
basket, Rafelsky. a substitute. ac,,.....
nag for the tally. The six Other pu.frs
by Horace Mann were made hy F,rrsn