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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
DONAHUE AND COFFEY
GET AN EVEN BREAK
Both Are on Feet and Full of
Fight at End of Tenth
Round.

Harry buHaNue ~ Peoria and Jimmy
Corey, the upstate Mo Indian.
Fought OF the Clcyrrcst .lghtwrIght
'NhipltipNS seen In this city for sn.u.
nm" al the ina. bout OF The Harlem
sporting clubs show last night \ DRAW
would nave been the prupcr verdi. had
- decision been rendered TLc milling
Was exceptionally spirited. Du, whole
Som"ly clean.
I"nhnu". thudgh ~uutw.lgned. did tn,
Forcing Throughout. nut did not hay.. "a
Puh'h heavy enough 80 damage his Aca,.
Ter adversary seriously. Rcp.a,.df,
l'puahu" landed heavy right swings g..
''n"y'S jaw. hut the latter showed no
u! effect from them.
In a furious rally in the sr,.,,u
round th" boys bumI-l u,aI, Dana
hlr's forehead was badly cut ana this
bothered him thu remainder of TN. vu,
In the ninth 'nhcy dropped Harry +,
MS knees molnrntarily WITT = night ia
the Jaw. Both wcr" strong and willing
~ the md
john l.ester Johnson. he duskv
heavyweight, pat II all over cl.Ir II,v.
kinS, tn, coiured big brother from Nlnu.
ir"iI. 10 the ten round Sriul-hual u,v
kihs sllow"d littl. but ability "a take a
htiuIn"rIug, He made q foot rae. of u
toward IN" md Hawkins had little bur
- phltlH IeN Jab lie kept covered
until tn" beginning or the t,nth. wh.,
Ar finally Tough, for half a mimlt. hu'
soon tired Of taking q chance
Young Brown won over Paul I'D.
wards I'll" bout was stopped iu IA.
seventh to save Edwards. who appr,r,d
TO b" a novice in the hands ~ his on.
p1u.nt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

From the admissions worned out vi
Tex l;ickard at the Waldorf Astoria yes
,,rdav afternoon it is quite evident maj
he and Samuel McCrackcn intend 10 ho'o
the Jess Williaru-t'rank Moran ten rou'u
bout under the auspices oil the 'aruu.
4. &. nf this city the night OF March IL
Jimmy Johnson. manager OF the Gar
don \ C.. declared Yesterday that Mad
ison Sauarc Garden had been rented lot
ma, date and that 1t would not he pos
sible 10 hold the championship oou' oi
=, p,trick's day. KiCkard. however, mas
an appointment with Johnson TINS AFTER
noon and is sure he can make arrange
mrnts satisfactory to the Garden man
agcmcnt.
Il know would have to share prohts
with the Garden corporation snoulu 'he
tight lie held there. | am prepared so 10
do. But | will insist upon being gwen
free rein in conducting the bout no
matter whore il may be held. ! am pre-
pared to guarantee the Garden moro
money than IL has ever made in any
fight That should he fair nough
VERY fortunately I do not have 10
depend upon the Garden. ! have sew
cral other places In view. one ! looked
AT to-day that Cotfd be icmodelled 10
accommodate approximately 22,Ooo spec
tators. II is 4 rooted Cuclosur" that IN
every WAY would meet the requirements
~ the boxing laws Of the stat" of New
York. \ building 81 this capacity APP
pcals TO ne strongly. for ! FAVOR inc
idea of rut'iug on the Dig ght AT AS
low "A scale, Of prices as possible. The
man of moderate circumstances after all
* the backbone OF the sport. A scale
of from So to S23 | nope to BE- able to
assure the public
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
MOTOR BOAT SHOW
WILL CLOSE TO-DAY
Every One at Palace Happy a>
Week Of Bic Business
Comes TO an End.

The twelfth annual motor boat show
will close Tonight. II opened at tho
Grand Central Palace a week ago. aud
IN the six days Of It's history M To last
nigh the attendance was far iu ,Nc"ts
of any previous year, au'i IL IL expected
that to-day viii be a record breaker
l. is a success. too, .u other ways. Tn"
many exhibitors who hay" been show .us
their boats. their engines ne their &C.
ccssorics are all as happy rs can be
This year orders have been placed every
where.
There have been many congratulations
and engagements since .thc last show
The three newly re~organtZ"d engine cot
Germs are IN" Mason, with I's u'N $-.n"n.-
600 plant at Taunton. Mass. tuc Low
Victor-Iiarbcck combination Of Oh ago.
with Is now Atlantic cpnst IL tdu|' 'i"r-
IN this cliv I'm charg" of y. e. l;uss. amt
the Van Rlerck COMPANY OF Monroe.
Mich. iu watch Eastern capitalists hay"
become Interested. Al t''-, three COM
pani.S have received many large orders.
and 4. ~, same ''W" the older concerto =.
such rs the SPEEDWAY. M" Buffalo. tive
Wiu'ou. th" M"uuus. tn" Syrlup,. ih
sterling AND others, nav" 10y no w"dut
been neglected
Another uew.y organized .or.oru is tie
Matthew. Uogt Com;uu> OF PORT '1'r-
;nv. OHIO. IN" Matthews Eu.,' com
pauy has turned our snu' a. 'N" h..'
known cru sing Yachts "u 'I" 'tt.. '''
IN" Atlantic coast. ard r',,n'|' '.. ."''-
pauy Vts enlarged ,rd capital r'r".!H 'I
10y ] -. and u y Dukc Of Tobacco" '''u"
\oN ,u" Nt''NcRs l-h' .''' power ~N~-
tenn Is an auxiliary of fr, boat r"uu'lN
The Bosth Magnetic company has 40.
extended exhibit Of it, well known '""
,rI,tl products FOR motor boats v
extra large space has h"ru 'fk"n uu .."
main foo. larger than ,i'> "'r'r 1"'''-
sorry manufacture, nt- ever taken
Among those pvor'nt 1t the '" N"~-
to-day wor. Eob"r' lI,llS. hi'rr" tI"a.
Foster CHAMPION. G'n Edward 81" y
Mori.ll OF Philadelphia, + VI How.
william Ga'iu'r. 'i"orG" l\'t.Hf'n
owner 90 IN" tro't.uE nnrS" 'I' "'s ""'
who lnW las q yA'.' itW'-' cor l-
morse rip:. ! = Lucy, Y : \. wn'
had cargo OF tho Big an rcl". l'N'
winter and Distributed u N.o's % ~n.'-
III % Commodore Henry ". tIess of t.
Toledo Yacht tluh and Ne lni"IIAk'
Yacht Racing Association. James ~
Watts H. II. salmon. G;"r. M"'"skr'
Rut.. Embu-y Mclean. Chtr'"~ II. Cree
81 San Francisco. ~. Z 'lrse. rre~'d"i'
% The Suhmar.u" Hoa' CORPORATE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
COLUMBIA TO STAY AT HOME.
Vria> Teams Boston Trip Called
on hen Expenses Are Cut.

'~"'uwhia'- varsity relay team VIII
rn' m"c, t1c WESLEYAN quartet AT Tn"
Rn>'o1 A y games. t. WAS announced
officially last night. Their" = un break.
"N,~rt that the Hub club wanted 80 GU
down the 'Npcuscs agreed upon, and th"
Ilu" and White athletic authorities
didn't think they could send a team 20
Iust"r for loss than 1t originally agreed
t.. The Blue and Whit" f'i-rs vii 80
main Idle a. Tar ~ intercollegiate" Nuw-
petition = concerned until the Fordudin
University
l. vas announced also that urgot.a-
tons vac been closed for a dual 'rac,;
mes, ON South rfcld with Blown on
MAY " Last wear tho teams met at
Providence Th's probably vii Ice 'h"
only track NEE, Tor tn" varsity a. home
Three others "l. L. contested away
from home. AuuaroliS. Wesleyan, Sy-s-
ruSe and tpigat" t"i'= Gud p consider %
alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
K SAYS WILLARD
WILL FIGHT IN GARDEN
Management Declares Big Building Has Been Leased
for st. Patrick's Day, but Promoter Seems
P~ositive-Referees Named.

Jack Skelly. Billy Roche. George Mon
roe. Billy jon, Florrie Barnett. Dan
Tone. Jim Buckley and Jimmy he Forest.
~Forty-hve appointments werr made.
Chairman Fred Wenck will spend the
rest of the week making a tour of the
upstate districts. lie will visit James
town, Rochester. Albany and several
advised by officials of several towns and
cities that unlicensed clubs have beer
putting on boxing shows.
Birdie Cree, once upon a 'ime a for
midable outfielder of the Y,nkecs. re-
ceived his unconditional rele ise yester-
day. Cree was under contract for 1915,
but at his " suggestion M,ssrs. Rup-
pert and Huston effected a -ettiement.
cree VIII engage In business in his
home town, S%unbury, Pa.
Cree came to the Yankees in 1909
with Jack Wariop. Hugh Jennings
traded the pair for George Moriarty.
His fine hitting in 1910 and 1911 earned
him an enviable reputation. Early in
the spring OF 1912 Cree broke his arm.
The years iayon added twenty bounds.
which he has never since been able to
take Oft. This excess slowed Birdie TO
IA walk. He suffered in every depart
ment In throwing ana hitting especially.
not &" mention base running.
Frank Chance sent cree 70 Hol,lmorc
of the international League In the spring
of 1877 Birdie hit with such a ven
ce1ncc that he was called back and
signed 20 4 two wears contract az fancy
figures. hut in the big show with pono-
van last' season all his former short
coniugs cropped out
TIE "Iiot stove League" an organ
oAs ~. 81 d. 49,. <- A. - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

Eickard said he had seen Jimmy john
son yesterday and that the latter had as
suicd him il would he possible to rcpur-
chase the lease FOR the night OF March
II. Tn" lessee. II was reported unuiii-
ciilly. IS the N%ibcruIau society which
has arranged 10 hold a masked ball on
that date.
Richard Was not 80 positive Yesterday
that his representatives IN Chicago had
not assured willard = g%uardut'" Of So
800 for his end. Thursday night Tex
d,clar.d most cmphaticJlly hat SEQ, oo0
was the sun total hung M for tn match
$40 600 for Willard and s:o,"oo for
Moran.
They may nave guaranteed willard
St7.5Ou. do rot know. ! vii! uo;
krow until tho CONTRACT arrives from
u have heard nothing vet except tia;
thc match has been made. I instructed
representatives 30 go out and LAND
tho match. | animated to them that !
would not 60 further than 500. 600. Ru'
~ thoy have offered sG7.5on will h'
anne AMI Nv" M TO th" contract
i;i,kard Yesterday afternoon satisfied
Frank MWan and Ike lorgan on tho
subject 90 moving nictur" interests.
You may 81 as far a You like
El,hsrd saId to them You can hav'
al Of my share E'cka1d explained
that; the moving g,ctutoS would Nc t. Il
r,slig ihl" asset. II" laws forbid send
ing the films uV' Of q" state. They ~.
artr,c, attention IN New York only In
IN" event that Moran KNOCKS out WI
lard" said he. "That is 1000 "a T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

Among the sporting events To he
run off in Newark ms year will h.
Ia" wrestling championships of the
Amateur Athletic Union. Tn. commit
tee IN charge OF his fixture announced
Yesterday that til" championships had
been awarded to the Citizens Commit
tee in chare" OF the 25Oth anniversary
of the founding of the city and would
hr held on Thursday and Saturday, May
{ and Il. In all probability the gym
nastic championships of the 4, A, T..
also will 30 Ia Newark md will he hslh
about two weeks later than the wrest-
ling bouts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
HUGHES PENTATHLON CHOICE.
i"ns island Lad En>nrrd IN Games
~ Erasmus Itigh.

IN. prututhion To- dr,ld" the all Lr"uul
,udupIou~hip Of rn" high AVID prep
schools Of New \orh and lem. WI
be TIA" fcatuI" of the annual ''rhck and
fi.ld games of Erasmu, Han illrh school
Tonight at the Tw"utN-,hird l;"pumrut
A.rmory. Ten entries have been re-
ceivcd with George Hughes eff Flushing
looming up as the probable winner Th'
I.uuG Island lad uudolNt"dly L. III" best
hUrll"r IN the schools of tn" East and
rs more than an ordinary h!.t jumper
A. these are iwo Of tn" tiv" events and
he H. fairly good at tn" thrc" others ne
should he among III" lowest po'u'
scorers.
Thr other entries include William
@lInuplr. Commercial James sinclair,
StuyvrSaut ". Aurus, Central High OF
Newark II. .. SharpStccn. Englrwopd
High W. clifford. .lr.. PIugry School {.
buchanan and I'm, dickinson, and For
mosa amt Cam, Hamilton Institute.
Tnr events In the pru'athlun At" the
shot put, half mile run. running high
jump, go yard hurdles and 100 yard
dash.
This is the NTH year that the pen
tathlon has been decided. Tn" first
wear, lal2. Wesley NJ. bl"r. Jr, formerly
nf iawliug school. now captain Of the
Yale track team. was the winner. The
other Winners We're Van II laegr"u,
pingrv school. 1913 HAL Finley, Morris,
and Brrni" Spence, Poly Prep, tied IN
( lHll, and Herbert Taylor, Hamilton IN
Stitutr, 1915
The Basketball champion uf Bruukly II
will lr decided tomorrow when Boys
High and Eastern District meet AT the
Fur,y-scveuth Regiment ArnorI BOYS
High. which won last year, ~ the favor
itc,
he VII, clinton and StuNN"Saut, ths
two schools tied for frs plac" in the
l.. :. A. l.. swimming tournament, vii
meet IN the tank Of the &. .. y Y
Wednesday. In the 900 yard event tn,
two most likely c~outeud"rs for the city
title, which will b" decided March 10
viii meet, They a." D'Sullivan of elm,
ton and ieih"lt of S'uyv"Sant
Irving bshuruc, formerly Of the l.OH!
Island Athletic club, has been rc"ugag"t
to coach the track team Of tn" Erasmu,
Han High School, lie has thirty nov
ices among the candidates FOR the schoo
team,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
WILLARD STARTS TRAINING.
Begins WORK In Chicago. hut Ma,
Go to &rkauaRs.

CHiCNGu. Ill. Feb i-JcsS willard.
lcavy weight champion. who has been
signed TO box Frank Moran ten rounds
March II in New York, probably viii do
mos; "f his training In Iiot Springs. AK.
Tom Jones. his manager. received a t"i"-
gram tonight from the Business Mems
League inviting the champion to go
'h"r" Immediately ia prepare for the
match. Jones did not accept the offer.
II 10 gp 20 Hot Springs in a day
or so.
Jones has los, no time in selecting
spdrring partners FOR the champou As
soon a. the match was made Yesterday
he wired Walter MoHBhau. who MI,
reach here TUESDAY. II" also secured
Jack ii"mpel Of san Francisco. who
started 10 work with the champion thin,
afternoon At the chicago Athlc;i, club
gymnasium. li"mp"l trained Willard
tor his BATE" with Jack johnson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
NATIONAL SQUASH WILL
GET UNDER Way TO-DAY
Recent Defeat Of Clnamui,n
Winston by Bull Adds TO
Interest.

Unusual interest cou'ic~ around ~.
national squash tcnuis rltrup .r..,
which begins to-'iay at tn" HaI,a.I ,"nl
The defeat of Eric :. Winston. '.,. A..
tiona, champion, on Thuisday h, ,r,r.,.
VI. Bull, Jr.. has given rise 10 4 t..t,
or uncertainty bull gained n, .o,
at tho Yale tlub and 'ulrs 20 f,r.
although he win pc ~ q .ir.t u.
vantage II he happens to r.,' W...,,
in playing the latter ON his apu. ,..,
Both Winston and Bull are ir IN, laro,
hali of the draw. hut in different g.,r.
tcrs. 50 that they I'M m"rt un'l off,.
semi-fnal round, which VII be- ps,o.
Tuesday.
Twenty-Five matches arc 1.uod Oh ca-
to-day. The first match. ia wH.n. 10 :
Sattcrlcc OF the Harvard tllh n..,s
a. T.. Fink OF tho E~nglcwouI F.,,d U..e
is set for I 80. Thereafter all 'o4r ,,l..
will be occupied simultaneously. "a
various groups starting plt> a. ir'. ry,s
Of forty-nvc minutes up fp = 90 20. 4.
The schedule Of matches Tor to.lI,
First Round-A Gr"ono.aa U,-
club. ". Harold Toby. rr..,.'or ,
II Phelps. Harvard cub. 81. I't W
stou, Harvard club. : Sfptit.# H.tg.
port University club. -. 'ht'r- " Hl'
Jr. Heights Casino, fituk E.I N
ward cub. J. . wa|drpu. Mon.,'ot III.
lotto club. vs. u \ 'lhu"f. r. t,p.
University tlu'. :. ~ I"h".'H. '..
- H. Wieham I".uWh., '.I. , "
Yale cut + II. nt,ls iIa3t'tl e. De- q.
Z dn r"rt irving h,rr"-- ~
~ Van dor ro"l. squash '.n
It"ights Casino. " S'.'H.I ".e
Height Casino. ! NJ. u. n'-. % t
club. ~. \. I 'ora.'r. Vac ga. "
ku4pu. squash club, N- L. ... f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
YOUNGER APPLEBY
NIPS HIS BROTHER
Francis Wins by 800 to 297
Despite Late Run Of II
by Edgar.
VICTOR IN FIRST PLACE
STANDING, or VuG PLAYERS.


Losing aN'rdg"
The clash Of the Appl.by brothers.
long lookcd forward to by followers or
amateur billiards. came last night in the
national amateur Class u ls.2 balklinc
tournament at the brooklyn billiard
Academy and resulted IN the hottest
game of the entire competition. So
well matched were these spectacular
young Columbia University students
that a margin Of only three points sep
arated them at the finish. Francis :.
the Younger member of the family. won
BY a score Of 900 To 297, in spite OF a
sensational finish 10y Edgar 7. The vic
tory made Francis :. the leader in the
s,andiug with four anne won and one
lost.
what old timers present described as
the fastest amateur billiards they ever
saw was exhibited by the elder brother
"A, a stage when he seemed to he nope
lcssly beaten. Francis was in the lead
nv 2S6 TO .33 when Edgar went TO the
,abl, for his forty-tirst Inning lie
opencd up with a display Of open table
work that got tho balls in ideal posi-
tion and began counting about as
r,pidly as billiard points can he MADE
executing his stroke almost the instant
The balls came 80 rest from the pre-
vious shot.
Because of oailIer rapid play by In"
b Others several spectators he'u Sl"n
watches on Inn. lie didn't mlss unu'
he had made 81 points, all Of when re-
au Ircd only Sin minutes. SIN innings
c,rlicr he had maze 40 in three minutes
and followed II with 20, SO ihat me- hE
rln put him back IN the hgh' ana m'd'
the score stand only No 10 ~ 'E"'"S'
him.
Francis came back wlih one ION 'ouI-
his elder brother ml~std' IN" Younger toe
1--WE and then Edgdr took the ''t" io'
tho first tim" s.l'c IN" lrHt "."'"
ntngs. running !: aud making tne ''nE
aos to 30. Francs then got 'our '""
tci IL At @9G apiece before ne hl'SS'".
Edgar responded with on" point "S
last. and Francis van out WIN ioun,
The victor best runs Mere 81 o. Hnl
~. aud ms av"ras" i ad-ii. US rom,
ran. besides the -. clusters "t ~ - anu
:6. averaging i "@-ii. The score
Edgar 7. Arpsol. Sew l"fAo'' ~ "
II, 10 t.. q. =. e. O. :. %, j. "a, = j.,
!. -. o {" '..'' y e. o. !" ro,ai. -,
:, i; ~ {. $40. riiei runs. 81. 20. 81
an -. q.
r,r'u, ,>epi"' Nv 2. s'T n o. L.
a., 0. .. o. 10. 3. a.. o.. . a. g. =. -
ace at Hg1 Guns. g.. 30 and 20.
Epfer.r-G"orr r Moon. Jr
Fred I.ow,uthal Of brooklyn created
quite a surprise in tn" afternoon "h''
he defeated 'irorg" /. II Clarke ""'
TO 2>l. II was i.oweutha's last tourm'
meut gam" and his nrSt victory. Ih'
Brooklyu player had lost =" "i'rN ina
YESTERDAY victory wa~ cntrcIE "l'
looked FOR. To win L"wenihal ne" "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

Tie NasNcd Marvel has assumed q
new r"l" Tie has hurled his hat int"
Vic dog show ring with the proclamation
by bus sponsors that "hc is Of u" mean
ability and his advcrsarics will l." indeed
fortunate II they are able to pin him
To- the mat
His first appearance in public Will bo
ai 'hr Richmond county Kennel clubs
match To- hc held tomorrow evening ON
Staten l-.tnd. TN" only ku"wu person
who uu- viewed the marvel without his
ma-k says lac o. a real champion pu-
,cu;ltily and that h" will give q good
tr'ouu; Of hims" { when ic cu'"rs the
ing
\ snow whit" huli terrier Of 'ho most
popular t'i'. The Masked Marvel is a
gladiator tuat could hold his own iu q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
HARVARD'S SEVEN
Is STILL UNBEATEN
II Whitewashps Dartmouth
Hockey Team Easily. Get
ting Six Goals.
PERCY MD BAKER STARS

BosroS. Feb. t-Harvard still Is I'M
beaten at hockey. The Crimson puck
chasers whitewashed the Dartmouth
seven tonight. 6 to o. and apparently
did not have to work. very hard to ac-
complish this result. II VAS thought
that the boys from Hanover would fur
nish a close &c me. as several OF them
are very fast, but they were no, In good
condition. ice having been a rarity In
New Hampshire during the last two
weeks and they had nc opportunity TO
practise.
Harvard. on the other hand. was in
great form. \ stone wall defence and
fine team work by the forwards lcu lit
tie 20 be desired. Dartmouth made a
good fight. but was outclassed. and
Coach Winsor put in one or more sub
s,itutcs for every position before the
contest ended.
-Four goals ca me during the first half.
Percy scoring two and Rakcr and Rice
one each The play went along for
nearly fifteen minuteS during the second
half before any more scoring was done.
not ou 4 rebound from Holders hin
Announcement was mad Tonight hat
the Harvard team would play tho 81.
Nicholas team here on February 10.
The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

GARpEN CITY. Feb a strong rails
in the closing minutes Of play won
for the s.. pau's School basketball
cam this afternoon from the Barhatd
school i've of New York by a score of
.. To- Ii H. '.e mrs lcriod and the
early part Of the second Barnard held
the lead. Tie -co'" ct ut"rmi~Siou was
. to :. 81. Paurs rushed two fresh men
INTO the gam" lu fur LAS session ana
between them they scored tn" SIX points
which made In" margin OF victory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

PAssNlc. y. !. Feb = Nuii"N High
schoolS basketball team furnished lh'
,urprise Of the .asou to-day IN Ia"
Northern Ncw Jersey Iu~t"rscho.H~iIr
League by defeating Rutherford High ."
10 u. IIudstrom played Il sensational
game ror Nu,irN. Jones starred for
Rutherford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

passage At arms with probably any rep
rcscutativ" Of the fighting breed. strong
mus,lcd. with siu.ws that stand out like
cords of steel. he is tn" typical batter
IN appearance as well a. iu actual prov
css. His seconds have had a fun day
work Of It ever! time they have adj
iustcd tho mask on him. With his back
domino forming a sheer contrast against
ia" brightness uf his coat, IN" looks like
som" canine bandit glazing defiance at
thoS" much praised police dogs.
Not only classes fur hull terriers but
open uu"~ If all sorts. uuclaSs.iicd sp"-
,idls and the class Tee d'c,d" the best ~
any breed iu the show. viii iiud The
Masked Marvel ready and eager for
houors. llo intends To- L" ou down th"
line and WI not joe uumaskod until he
meets his mastor-if he ever does. lie
icics al corners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

Tn. stat" Athlct!, Commission yes
trrdav afternoon announces It's list Of
appointments 81. referees licenses
Among those qualified 10 Judge glove
in tins city are the veterans
Charley White aud BIZ brown, lid Nc
Partland. Patscy Haley, Eddie Forbes
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Charles Wreghmaa and Phi Ban,
leading spirits OF l.e Fedora. L"agu" III
the past and now associated with or
gauizrd baseball, Md themselves placed
iu the rather Peculiar position of being
both plaintiffs and attendants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
VIII Arrange for " omen.

Richard vii, arrange to accommodate"
nj enthusiasts At the coming fight
liz. VIII hay. a Spc.i,l section -. aside
for ,u. fair sex and their Escorts WI
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PROMPTED to- do this, h" SAYS. because ot
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

Tho annual prep school games viii be held
on April ~ AZ University Weights.
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