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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-02
ROY MORSE VICTOR
IN PATERSON DASH
Colored Champion Finishes in
Front Of P0litzer and
Stephenson.
CALDWELL TAKES 1000

PATERSON, N. j.. March Troy Morss.
The colored champion, starting from
scratch. won the sixty yard open hsndi.
cap race At the annual track meet Of
the Paterson Lodge Of Eiks at the Fifth
Regiment Armory hero tonight His
time was . SIS seconds. The race was
q close one between Morse. Dave Pol
it1er OF the Irish Americans. Frank L.
Stephenson. Trinity Club. starting from
scratch, and August Desch Of 81. Bene-
diets Prep Of Newark. They finished In
the order named. Jack Filler. the Irish
American Splinter. was shut out In the
semi.nnals.
Dave Caldwell. the wonderful Boston
hier. captured a sensational race from
Mike Dcvanney. the Miiirose A. A. run.
ner. In the Eiks' Derby OF 1000 yards,
the feature event OF the night. Caldwell
came up from fourth position ut the
gun for the last lap and beat Devanney
out by . yard. sidney Leslie Of the
Long Island Club led for some time. bu,
In the last lap was In third position,
III vanney led Caldwell a merry chase Ia
the tape. but was overtaken st the end.
Frank r. Schults OF the Irish Ameri.
cans. running . steady race, captured the
one mile novice, with John J. Hoeberu
Of the Hollywood Inn A. A.. second.
Fred Beddiges Of the Dickinson High
School OF Jersey City won the go yard
run open 10 students OF jersey schools.
The $50 yard run for the New Jersey
championships was won by u. W. Beck.
with Of the Little Falls A. A.
The summaries:
80 Yard Run. Handieap-won BY Roy
Morse, salen-Crescent A. C: Dave
roli.ser Irish AMERICA A. G, second
Time. . 3.S seconds.
800 Yard Run. handicap-won by Y. X
Wright. Psstime 4. c.: John j.. Elier
Irish. american a. G.. second: r. v. Len.
nom. cniver'ity o. PennsylvaniA third
! Won by b. ". pecSWi,h. Little Fails 4
T.: Matt Lynch. unattached. second; 4 I
Time. minutes = as seconds.
1000 Yards. scrstch-won by Davis \
caldwell, Hoston L. A, A. Michael De
vanney,. Milirose A.. ~. second: sidne,
one Mile. Novice-won by Frank II
schultz, ione Island A. G.. John J. -Hoer
berg. Hollywood Inn A. A.. second Joseph
Isushan. unattached. third. Time.
One Mile Walk. Handicap-won by W
Plant. Long Island A. C., 10 seconds; Ed
ward Rens. Mohawk 4. e.. scratch. second
citation. 80 seconds. third. Time. s minute,
81 - seconds.
Medley Relay ~ Miies-won by Knight,
OF 50. Antony: Millrose \. A.. second. Bron,
Church House. third. Tune. 7 minutes
Three Mile Run. Hendieap-won By Rus.
sell Sprinestecn, Yonkev Y. NJ. c. A., ~
yards; George Mesier. Long Island 4. c.
C. iE yards. third. Time. is minute,
| 6 SIS seconds.
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VOLLMER Big HELP
TO WINNING TEAM
Scores Half Of Columbia's
Points in Swimming Meet
With Princeton.
NEW RECORD FOR TIGERS

PRINCETON. n. j.. March i.-Largely
because Of the excellent work Of voil-
mer. who scored half Of his leans
points the Columbia swimmers defeated
Princeton in the Brokaw tank this eve
ming. 20 to rs.
The Morningside Heights star won
frsts In the 30 and the 100 and tied for
nrst With his teammate Lee In the ?2o.
In the 80 vo,lmer was hard pushed by
B%urchenai. who allowed the Columbia
man a scant foot and q half lead at the
finish. In the century dash. however.
Voilmcr secured "a big lead At the outset
mi won by q large margin.
Princeton's relay team. consisting of
Selby. DeLacy, Lester and B~urchenal,
not only defeated Columhia's quartet.
but smashed the Intercollegiate record In
doing II. The Tigers negotiated tho 200
yards In ! minute ~ 2-5 scconds, which
Is 3-5 Of "A second faster than the time
made by the Yale team this winter.
Princeton's defeat gives Columbia u
tie with Yale In the race for the swim
ming championship. while the Tigers are
pc permanently eliminated. The Prince
~tonians won the water polo match in
hollow style. taking the contest from
the visitors. so TO ~. Hebbie warden,
the Tigers star centre. made all or the
80 points. The summaries:
200 Yard R.lay-won by Princeton. with
Seiby. Lester. De Lacy and Burchensl; Co
lumbis second, with Walker. Herbert. Lee
and vclln.r. Time. l minute go sec
onds. Former record. l minute % seconds
FIFTY Yards-won ny Noiimer. Columbia
Burchensl. Princeton. second; De Lacy
Princeton. third. Time. rs 3-1 seconds
100 Yards.-won BY Ho!!ner. Columbia
Burchensi. Princeton, second; De Lac!
Princeton. third. Time, - seconds.
go Ysrds-pead heat between voilmer
Columbia. and Lee. Columbia Lester
Princeton. third. Ttnc. : minutes u -
seconds.
Fancy Divc-won by tricscii, Princeton
Moeller, Columbia. second Mills. Columbia
third.
Plunge-won by Levy. Columbia. with
50 feet 8 Inches Norris, princeton, s.cond
with 50 fect; Roy. '"lumhta, third. Nth o.
feet.
Team Totai--Columbia, -: Princeton, 20
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VARSITY CREW FOR F0RDHAM.
BronA Cn~tVerstty VIII Have Rrp.

t'ordham l. to have a varsity crew,
Coach Mulcahy mad. the amour cement
yesterday ~ a squad Of taerty randi-
dates who appeared ir the crew room IN
answer Ia his unexpected call for men.
II will be the first VARSITY crew Al
the BRONX university. In previous years
Fordham conteuted its.l; With a prep
and freshman t.an The decision 70
have . varsity crew came - a big sug.
prise. only last ",eh Joseph \ Me-
.Aleenan and Charles 4. Hatfield re-
signed from the alumni! athletic coInuit-
te. because Of the failure To sanction .
crew. II is expected no" that the" will
reconsider their action.
TIL candidates for the team have
had some experience most u! their
serving 81 the prep and freshman crews
S.m~ultaneOusly with Coach Muicahy's
announcement sixteen machines were
fitted out in the new crew 'oo1i The
ATLANTA Boat tiub has been secured 10"
training quarters o. the Narl"m. AS
s.s,ing Coach Mulcahy in his work nli,
b, James Mccormack.
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EXTRA HOLE GAMES
RULE AT PINEHURST
Surprise Of Day Is Defeat Of
Skehens by Kelley In
First Round.
CARTER HAS EASY MATCH

PrNEHrRsr. N. c.. March both No.
. and No. . courses were In uss to-day
10 take care OF the fourteen regular and
two special divisions In the hrst round
Of match play In the annual spring tour
nament. Extra hole contests were the
rule. One match In the third went to
the t~snty.second hole for u decision.
and there were several which went TO the
nineteenth and twentieth holes.
In the nrst division tbs surprise Of the
day was the defeat OF Charles skshens
by T. A. Kelley. Skehsns has been play.
ing very consistent golf for the past
few weeks and has had several scores
under ~. both on No. 3 and No. Q.
Tho other favorites all had easy
matches. Phil Carter In his match with
II. II. Will was out In IS and ended the
contest on the twelfth green. z and 8
b. +. Merriman had ar easy match with
Malcolm McGresor and ended II ut the
fourteenth hole, 8 and I.
Il. G. Beali was going too strong fos
L. Z. VIII and finished ) and 8. ". Z
T%ruesdell. the Fox Hili veteran. caught
I. s. Robson on his game and with a
medal round of SO won. 5 and .. T. b
Boyd val 4 up on Sterritt at the eighth
hole, but finally lost out on the ses n
tenth, : and 1. The summaries:
FRS. sixteen--C. L. Becker. Woodland,
beat spencer Waters. Apawamis. . and !
sou,hetn, P,n.e. heat Charlie. sIsh:n.
%oS sI bic. . AM how'd s.u a. st r1S; G Bal I.
:snd ! &c. Besll. un,on,e~n, beat L. z
vii. onondssa. /. and =; W. Z. Truss.ei!
and p 'H !. q. Carter. S..ssa. Ss.,
Fownn;e.," oaA% %oSs's ia, !. i I, SAME. New:
stecnS s,r,.en--R,chard Mott. Hue.,ns.
clair. 2 ara 9: ). =. c,.pp. Chevy chas.
shannon I'd. ~Brockport. hea, 7. Y. Jacobs
wo'i.s'on. J. up; Tennessee. Cooper.
! and g. E II Jones. Detroit Got. beat
p 4. Proai. Deal. I aud ; ". 5 Var
Clief.. Richmond county. beat 7. :. Mac
C~heatham. Pit'sburs. . and = G. :. Nc
Donald iamhton beat q L. Atherton
Third sistesnH-F. W: stevens, sal,u.rc'
boat, T. d. MccAbe. Brooklyn, ! and 3
9. u. Williams. H.ekvns.ck. heat W
North FORK. beat ". NJ. Ai,ns, Plainneld
3 and 2: u. H.. Hunt, worcester. bes'
Dunlap. canoe Brook. bat u Il Nichols
Jr Piping Rock, and :: u A Barnes
WELLESLEY. beatJ W. Howell. Baltueroi
I and 3 J. l.. Weller. ~. GATHERINGS, eeal
W. Y. Brooks. Minnikahda. 8 and Z: Les
Ter Howard. Portsmouth. beat u. T. Steb
bins. Fox Hills. ! up - hoes
Fourth sixteen-H. L. Bradford. water
| bury, beat =. I Aaron. Westmor-land
and 3 william Ja-,i-. Bass Rock. bes
". c Breed, knoll~ocd. : and IL l.
| Carr, bellevue. beat =. T.. Bowman, Roch
ester &. g, s and s =. v Heller, New
York. bea, ] n Hardin. Baltusrol. l up
Laughiin. youn,akah. ! up; ". l.. Nj iiken
Hysrnisport. beat G VI Lay. winaneo,
up: r. Y Baldwin. Spring Haven. beat p
! birmingham. beat W. :. l.. Hawkins
! SrrinHn, d. Nd.
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LYON HANDLES FOILS
IN MASTERLY FASHION
He Wins Junior Champion.
~ ship. Losing Only
One Bout.

Arthur 5. Lyon OF the New York Ath.
letic Club won the Junior foils champion
ship at the New York Turn verein last
night in "A style thai has seldom. " ever,
been equalled.
The Mercury Foot swordsman after
losing out bout In the preliminary round
on his own strip came into the fnal and
had only two touches scored against him
Lyon was the second man TO score from
strip No. ! Lieut.. Gregory %Iioisinston OF
West Point, the first TO qualify, went
through his string without a defeat,
numbering Lyon among his victims.
Lyon was beaten by the soldier by the
scant margin OF ) to 4 in the prelim!-
naries. but more h made up for this In
The final round by defeating Hois.ngton,
who was unable 10 score u touch against
him.
In the other preliminary strip. l.. Van
Sardrof of the Fencers Club duplicated
Hoisington's performance Of hve straight
wins and also the West Point mans
stunt OF falling to score against Lyon.
Hoisington was second and Albert
straus OF the Turn verein. who scored
the two touches against Lyon. was third.
Van Nardroff failed TO win n bout In the
finals. The summaries:
PRELIMINARY BOUTS.
FRS, .s~irip-L!eut. g, Hoisinslon.. West
Point. defeated y. II. Davis, West Side
y. NJ ca %. l. ~ scho%nmaIh.,;
"a. and ", Flow. New YORK. 4. {, 81,
no bout, with S. Bosco. Turn verein. Won,
I: Lyon. New vos. 4, e. defeated
s SSa; !. M@os.inx,d s-'' WON sna &. s% IO.,. I. 80
X. =: Low. New York <, 6. defeated
I5osso. 81; Davis, -. and smith; S.rsa;
Lyon ISs; 70 Won a0' T. tISsi. anu
l. ~ schocnmscher. Fencer. Club. d..
ss.isd p.y's 70 S So,to, L iiciis. MT; an. sad smith i.yon.
IS" s, Bosso. Turn y..s,n. detected Davis;
L1 II. H. h.G Dawn. sns s we., SIDE SH =. ii. & a.'s a.. Dc.
,.n,,d smith; sch csooI l;os, TO scsso' Won,
a. i. smith, Fencer. Club. defeated
Low, !schoonma'hsr aud Lyon Won l.
Second Strip. Van Sardron. Fencers
S. Emil Fuchs Tsnsors Club. ~;
IL. i; y :, R s.:sl't Fr: S:s y f0I y. : Z. g. &. "a.
!. s@iraus.. Turn .vere,n. defeated Ran,
T lon; ss to Van a's Ssrdron and a%' va" B;u.sirt.
u. Van Buskirk. New YORK - G.. de.
Fuchs. So. Lost to Van Nardrof and
Roster. Won. 8. Lost. :.
R. T%,I r s%:s. and s'G Rs.i.r. club hi. d .o.; e
S-!raus, ven N;,rdros and Van Hu'hirk.
Won Il so''i hanson. r.ne.r. Club. do.
fssted Rosier, 81. Lost TO Straus. Fuchs,
Van NSrdrof and Van Buskirk' Won, T.
- Roster, French Y, NJ. c. A., defeated
Van Buskirk, st. Lost IN Straus. Ran.
som, Fuchs and Van Nsrdron. Won, !.
FINAL BOUTS.
Lyon defeated Straus. BE-: Van Nard
ron So, and Hoisington. 10 Won. 3.
Lost, a.
Van NardroH. s--?. and lost TO Lyon,
Won, . Loaf. 1.
Straus defeated Van Nsrdroh. Lost "a
Lyon aud Hoisington. Won. I. Lost. 2,
Van Nardron lost to straus. Hoisington
and Lyon. Won, o. Lost. 3.
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COLLEGIANS ARRIVE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pennsylvania State College
Regarded a. Dangerous
Opponent.

Tho advanc. guard Of the hundreds OF
college athletes who will be seer In COM
petition saturday night arrived In town
yesterday. and from now until the games
In the Garden open invaders will b% In
creased until the Drawn n muscle Of
nearly every Eastern college will be pre-.
pared to battle for the honors which will
be distributed on a team basis. The
West too Will he represented by Michi-
gar. which ~ usual has a strong con-
tingent OF %sprinters on its list.
One of tho smaller colleges which is
looked upon As dangerous to the big fell
lows is state College. Pennsylvania.
There arc great hopes ent, rtained BY the
followers Of state that the short distance
relay team will repeat it's victory Of a
year ago. when the Pennsylvania sprint
Irs won from Cornell. Harvard, Yale.
Massachusetts, Institute and Pennsyl-
vanis. The maj trial at state College
for the two lap relay resulted In very
even performances, with Capt. Dolhi
turning the 353 yards in 40 80. The
times OF the others were Mason. i5 As
Cotton. as 2-5. and white. ~ rs. There
are also a hne lot Of hurdlers AZ state.
Including Hammitt and Brown. both
point winners At the outdoor 'ntercol-
iegtate meet. This is another we'll bal
Anced 10Y as SHOWN Oy the toiloNlHk tIfnt
trials made on Tuesday Hommitt. ? 10
Barron. . rs Brown. 3 2-5, and Whit.
ing. . 3-5.
The Public schools Athletic League
will he well represented at IN. games
Gen. Georg. W. WIngsi', president OF
the league. and other officials will occupy
"A box. The thirty place winners AT the
recent high schools championships slso
have been invited 70 attend as guests OF
IN, management,
Il will be II busy day for the col
legians. AS the annual convention 81 The
l. e. 4. A.. \. \. Is let for the afternoon
ard following the meet in the Garden
there will lie u banquet. wh,re both the
successful athletes and losers will lie en-
tertained. The delegates 10 the annua'
| me, ting will have to decide on the plac.
for holding the neNt outdoor meet. fol
which Harvard. Syracuse and Johns
! HOPKINS have invade bid. The amend
men,s To- the constitution francd - 4
result of the recent conference on anna
teurism will also come NJ FOR approval.
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Harvard Men In 4. 4. I. Meet.

The entries Of Westmore Wilcox and
william J. Bingham OF Harvard were
among those received yesterday by tine
A A. l.. for the national ndoor cham
pioushipe. which are to he held ~ the
Twenty second Regiment .Armory OIL Sat
urday evening. March Is. Bingham says
he will retire from athletics after grad
uating In June and is anxious 10 win an
American championship title before he
quits. lie will run in the 500 yard race.
Wilcox. who has a record OF IS seconds,
viii Try for the quarter mile champion
ship.
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SHOW HORSES IN TRY0UTS.
Exhibition Between Periods o
PoIo Match Won BY Triangle.

Two tryputs Of horse show classes, In
anticipation of the Easter week spring
show. preceded the game of the Indoor
Polo Association last night at Durlaid's.
The silver cup for tho best saddle hors"
under l3.2 hands WAS won by Mrs. j.
Reynolds's oh. Z supreme. ridden by
the owner. and the similar trophy FOR
ladies's pharton horses was aW arded Tn
Emil Seclig's br. v. Cambridge King.
with u. Ffnnegan's br. y. Commodore
second. The Judges were Charles Raj.
lard and George Watson.
Tho two classes were sandwiched be-
tween tho periods Of the polo etween the
Triangles and the Bedford Eagles. the
latter receiving six goals by handicap.
The Trianglcs won by 10 to s. tho game
heine a tie until the last thirty seconds.
The lineup:
Pos. Triangle. Hep POS EaSles. Hep
III. : Crossm An. ol-Charles Lang ..,..
"a ". .kinnsy. .. ) i { Loud..""..
~ . na-.l. ... - Vogs .......,. .
Triangies-Gosls earned. 10, Esxles-Goals by
han, icIu. :. 20 . carved. 'o'sl. = ~
dividual soals-Cro-sman. :: Kinney. I; Bar
tells. :: LaiS voyt Ref r-.-Gcorse L,
Sherman rmer-H n Guggenheimer.
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THIS CRIPPLE CAN wRESTIE.
with Hand BandsGed Raegenes
wins CoIumbia heavyweight Title.

Joe Aimee. Is. although Ineligible he
cause OF scholastic difficulties to repre-.
sent his alma mater Of the mat. man.
aged to win two medals in the rnals OF
he Columbia wrestling tournament fo'
novlces which were decided yesterda,
IN the Morningside Heights gymnasium
Aimee had to wres'le IN three bouts. Tn.
seini-fnal and the iiual OF IN. i23 pound
event and IN. hral OF the 1873 pcunt
class. II. downed l.. Eos.nthsl IN the
lightweight class "i;h "a nudy hold Il!
) minutes - seconds.
l.. e. Rsegen.r. who was burned IN the
chemical laboratory and had 10 aui'
wrestling. returned and managed to wiz
hi. bout from 7. Garages; III 3 minutes
a. seconds with a ha.. Nelson hold
Raegencr had w,esti.d with on. hand
oard1gej.
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T%HROCKMORTON PLAYS
SENSATIONAL TENNIS
Defeats Fred Inman and Now
Threatens Church's
Florida Title.

PALM BEACH, March i.-Fred lnman
OF the West Side Club lost his semi.
anal match to-day to Harold Throck-
morton Of Elizabeth in straight sets.
The New Jersey lad displayed such a
good brand Of tennis that good observers
say he will have a fnal chance against
g. N. church, who is here 10 defend his
Florida title, II he defeats Wright Of
Boston In to-morrow's fnai. Wright To-
day had a runaway match with q. G..
Shafer Of New York. winning 6--i, 81.
Although Inman lost 6--:. Ct. he
played well. The gallery believed yester-
day that Craig Biddle might have got
Throckmorton had Biddle worked faster.
but to-day they thought more Of B.ddle's
generalship. for no matter % much
speed lnman developed the younger man
always came back a little faster.
lnman had him all over the court. but
he scarcely missed a ball and did not
tire.
II Throckmorton meets Church a great
match should result, as they seem evenly
matched in youth, speed, endurance and
generalship. Innan war going a furious
pace the second set and had II 4 love.
when he died. Thiockmorton getting the
next Elk games straight.
The match Of Wright and Biddle
against Throckmorton and Shafer. re-
sulting In the defeat of the latter com.
binat!on in three sets. was almost SEN
~sational for lie fast play. The summary :
Singles. Semi. hnals-Harold rhrockmor.
ton. Elizabeth. defeated Fred lninan. New
York, s-., S.: Irving Wright. Boston.
defeated q shsfer, New York. ST.. 81.
Consolation singles. Third Round-Os.
horne Huwes. Boston. defeated q. W.
Harris, New York. as. SIS. g.: Gregory
Bryan. Bridgeport. defeated Maurice
Roche. Tuxedo. ct. g.. Artero DE
Heeran. New York, defeated J. W.. Siden-
burg. New York. 20. 81.
Mems Doubles. second Round-1rvins
Wright. Boston. and. craig biddle, Phi'a-
Elizabeth. and u. c. shafer. New York
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-Four Red Sox Are
Now on the Market

BOSTON, March 1.-President
]. ]. LAnnin Of the Worlds
Champions announced to-day that
he had received notification that
four Of his players had passed
through both leagues on the
waiver route. These men are
Catchers Csdy and Thomas and
Pitchers Collins and Joe Wood.
The owner Of the Red Sox. hav-
ing 70 many catchsrs. felt that he
could afford to take = chance with
putting these men through the
National League, having assur.
ancs that the American League
clubs would waive. This means
that Catchers Cady and Thomas
are on the market either for a
minor league proposition or in y
trade with money for some player
that Manager Csrigsn may have
his eye upon.
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PROS TRY OUT BELLEAIR LINKS.
lack Hutchinson's Gard Of 8O Rest
OF Practicc Rouuda.

EELLEAlR, Fla, March IA score OF
nrofessionals from various sections of
he country spent to-day here practising
;or the three dag tourney. which begins
tomorrow with an eighteen hole anna
'eur professional -four ball competition.
" ]. Brady. fresh from his victory at
nelsnd, Fla, Yesterday: Tom Me-
Samara. Western open champion. Gil
Nichols. metropolitan open champion,
md Macdonald Aleck Smith, Jack
Hutchinson. Bob Macdonald. Jim
Barnes, George I.oew and u number OF
ether professionals OF lesser fame played
round the two courses to-day.
Tho best score recorded WAS u ~.
made this morning on No. . course by
Jack Hutchinson.
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SORE Sims AFTER THIS GAME
Harvard Club and Arena Seven
Play RouEh Game.

BosroS, March though work by
members OF the Harvard Club hockey
team did not help them any In to-nigh :
game with the Arena Hockey Gu seven,
the latter winning. I to =. so many
penalties were imposed for illegal
checking and use of sticks that the
players were Ming in and GU OF the
rink pretty regularly.
The Arenas played much better hockey
than their opponents. excelling them in
speed and stick work. Smalls work de-
Tending his goal was excellent. lie made
80 stops TO Q by Sugar.
After i've minutes lively work the
Arenas got busy and Synnott scored the
first goal on a pass from SeQuln'
Roache took the puck on the next
faceoff and by fine dribbling got by the
Harvard points for a score. Sequin on
a pass from Synnott early In the second
half drove the rubber into the age from
a difficult angle. Harvard scored then
twice In rapid succession. The lineup
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'oggenbmg and Bvun Winners IN Billiard Tounney-NoMmer Half of Team
Danish Yachtsmen
Toast President
Special Cable DssssscA to Tss sts.

Special Gable DsspsscA to Tas suS.
COPENHAGEN (via London),
March 1.-rresident Wilson
was toasted last night at . ban.
quet given by the Royal Danish
Yacht Club to celebrate the win.
ming Of the Precedent Woodrow
Wilson cup at San Francisco on
September I last by the Danish
yacht Nurdug. The toast was pro-
posed by Baron Reodts Thott. Dr..
Maurice F. Egsn, American Min.
lister to Denmark, said that he
considered it fitting that the cup
should be won by descendants Of
the Vikings, to whom America
owes so much. II was announced
that the King Of Denmark, one Of
the syndicate which sent the
yacht to San Francisco, had pre-.
sented the cup to the club.
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FINAL WIN FOR SETON HALL.
Victory Over Lebanon Vale
CIoses Basketball SEASON.

ORANGE. y. j., March i.--Seton Hall
wound M IS basketball season Tonight,
defeating the Lebanon Valley five by a
score OF II 10 IL, During the campaign
the Seton Hall players won thirteen OF
their games and lost to only n college
team. Rutgers. They had two other de-
feats chalked up against them. however,
losing TO the Crescent Athletic Club OF
Brooklyn and also the Commonwealth
FIVE OF Orange, Both Seton Hall and
Lebanon Valley scored a good portion
Of their points on fouls.
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pitcher BAKER su-s Yankees.

Milton Herbert Baker az -. West
li4th street. through his attorney. Albert
Cohen Of 10 Broadway. yesterday
served the New York American
League Club with papers IN an action 10
recover 5000. which I've alleges IL due him
on a contract made In October OF 1914
he alleges that H. signed with Frank
Farrell at $500 a year. but never played
for the Yankees. and neither did ne re.
ceive any compensation. for which H.
sues. Besides being a pitcher Baker IS
a song writer.
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Vsnu~y and Berssid win.

A. L. Ranncy and w, A, Bersald were
Tn. winners Ia tho only matches played
Yesterday in toe New York Athletic Club
squash tennis tournament Hanney'
playing At scratch. defeated George
Irhrct. l5--li, i5--l3. and Bersald. with
the benefit Of one ace, downed Marshall
peabody, scratch. at lbs. $50. Both
matches were In the frst round.
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The Yale freshmen hockey team lt-
feated the Cutler School seven last
nigh, IN an extra period am al the st
Nichola. RIM by u score OF /. goals 10
/. There was no scoring IN The mrs
period. Bowling. rover for Cutler. tall
lied the FIRST roint only to have the
score tied d few minutes later when
Laughl,n found ;he net The decidlnr
point was made by Finkenstadt.
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Fink Reaches Final Rou.d.

ENGLEwoop, y. j.. March l.-R- e.
Of the Englewood Field Club
reached the ANAL round OF the State
.nuash tennis championship tournament
On his home courts here to-day by de-
X NJ. Carter OF the Plalnheld
Country club in straight sets az Ia.
,5--I. Fink outciassed his rival at
very department OF the game.