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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

80 Silftenneite. Cine mittelqroBc
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ooppcltmeiten 5toff fir Dos gauge
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0berarnel. Ger Rod lit anI I'M.
teren Gnoc ungefdbr 24 garo
meit. 8ies iino 3mei icporate Dill
tier unO foiten t0c per Stid.
1887. - Rd66enfIei6.
Sn 3 @roBen: 70, IA unO IS
Sabre. Sir Die ID Sabre @roBe
benotigt man 3h garo fir oa8
alcio uno 8 garo fir Die Cher.
BLUE BON 278oa. Stoff. Grets 10c.
1919. - Qamenbluie.
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~. "A uno 46 3oa giiitenmeite.
sir @roBe 36 meroen 2A garO
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

1928. 8rin3eB alei6 fir Mo6.
den un0 fLeine 5rolten.
qn 4 @roben: Ia, Is, Is nnh
20 9obre. sir t6 Sabre @robe
iper6eu 512 CARDS 443oa. Stoif be-
untiat. Der 9of lit am unteren
Gnbe nneefdbr 3 garbs melt. 8reis
10 Gents.
1925. = S1ngefleio fir Wdodeu,
IN 8 @roben 2. A, 6, 8 un6 10
Sabre. Sir gr6Be 6 merhen 2 90.
363oG. Stoff benotigt greis Zoe.
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re. 2A goro 368oa. Stoff peroen
fir @t6Be 4 benotigt. 8reis 10c.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

2if0ren fir &rinf5tpefe ODER Die
SeriteQ1ng ~oesielben IN @ebd1oer
innerbal6 oes Stnotes ioa ni4t nur
ben Wteter, Der ii6 bergangen, tref-
fen, Ionoern aud Ole 8eItBer Der
betreffenoen @ebatbe.
Z. Goli3eiridtern ioa iiber Sale
bon @erIebungen Der @etr0nfegeieBe
boue SeyltrisOiftiott gegeben tperOen.
s. Sine Strofe, Die nur cine
Stel1er ouf ben Brofit be0euteu
piiroe, miro nift geniigen. 0roiti-
Idle Gtrofen iino nottpen0ig, mte
cine @el0s ODER @efGngnt8itrnfe beiul
erIten 8ergeben. Die Strafen ioaen
Bel iebem nelten 8ergeben berIt1rft
meroen.
9. 9ie Grlongltllg bon Quftrd-
qen bon gertretern auBerbol6 0es
Staotes befinolider 8raltereien ooer
8eitilIatfonen beoeutet cine Ser
lebltng 0es @eieses un0 io[te Be-
trait tper0en.
10. 8ubnen nno GrpreBgeien-
idaften ioQten monatIid Den Be-
BORDEN cine Site bon allen Senoun-
qen 5uieu0el ltno Senoungen 6iir-
fen nltr ben Q0reiioten ielbit aus
~gebdnoigt mer6en.
II. Sen StGoten ltno Srten ioa-
te ourd @eieb Die 8oGmadt ge-
p1brt tper0en, 8eror0nllngert 8u en-
laIien, unt in ibreu @ren8eu 8ro-
9i6ition 0urhfubren al f0nnen.
IL. 8roltereier, iDel6e ntht be-
rauidenoe @etr0nfe ooer Scar Beer
6erIteIfen un0 9eItiQntioner, nel9e
9llfoHol fir mehontihe 1tno ntiIen-
ldoftlide 3mefe pro0u8ieren, Iollten
qellou re0uliert ner6en.
t3. @s lit iebr nidtig, bob cine
geniigenoe Surnlne ali89eporfen
mir6, 6urnit Die 8eb0r6en 6ur6 ben
MongeI an @eIo ni1t in ibren
8emnbungett, oos grobibitionseeieb
our63ufiibren, gebin0ert peroen.
giaigere Sarn.9 nrfeben.
Ser @ouberneur befiiriportet 70.
oonn Sic @rrihtung zines 8ltbli8i-
tGt8 Bureaus, Inn tpeitere 8epobner
heransusie6en utt6 elm @eieB, oaB
bic Soften fir @rlangung bon
sForms 3arIeben berringert. Or for.
BERT Elm @eieb, ooS cine 9ohit.
fommtIiton bon 2 8rodert fin ale
@run6Itiif80ar(eben bis gu $4,000
un6 bon ~ gro8stt fir bobere
feItiebt, un0 in a[en SGaen, no
mebr oI8 6 8ro5ent 3inien ge8ablt
peroen, cine aommiiiion iiberbaupt
Ienbcrnng Der GrimGrWablen.
8etreffs 6eS 8rtmGrnablen-@e.
iebeg, oo8 nod gtniidt oeS Sou,
berneur8 b0dIt unbefrie0tgeno lit,
for6ert er unter onoerein, ooB ie6er
m~in6eItens bic ltnteridrift
bon einem &ro3ent o1er fir i1mt.
lide aan0i0otert oeS betreffenoen
4mteS bel Ser leBtert 8abl obge.
qebenen Stintmeu o1fneiien mltB.
0uB Elm aunoioot, Der bel Der Sri,
lnQriUabl beftegt ipur6e, ntht 6urdJ
Betttionen ais 9onoioot ottfgeIteat
iper6en fam,
6nrserer Gtimm5ettel.
I'm 0en 5hrefniiien 6e8 iesieelt
itnlnGbig Iangen 5tinlIllaetteIs nbait.
belfen, idIGgt Serr NfeoiGe bor, ooB
bon Der aa9emeinen 8ohl I'M Sabre
1918 al ole Gountn. 8eomten ouf
bier Sabre gefpGbIt mer0en, noourh
Die 9otionol. mo gountpipablen in
beridie0enen Sobren Itattfinoen mir.
sen, un0 oaB onitelle Der bielen
&rGii6enteus 8obImdnner Die 8rdii-
0enidoftS=&moiooten ieIbit ntf Oie
Site geieBt ner6eil.
8eitere Sefirluurtuusen.
9es 8eiteren tritt Der @oitoer.
nellr fir fernere Gntuidelltng ur-
iere8 anerfonnt gltteu Sfulipitems
Elm, ionic fiir a~ltsoebnnng 0es Be
neutrality-suspicious. I'M Stoote. Die
gescnmnrtige 3eit hGlt Serr 0ebiae
mir Den 8ult zines nciten anpitols
uegen Der rieiigen Steigerullg aaer
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neren @ntwideluua oes Staotes
glei6eu Sdlritt gu balten.
@ierid6rine 9Lmtsaeit.

gleiheu Sdritt gu balten.
@ierjd6rise amts5eit.
Snt $Htereiie oes Staotes tit es
81 mitni9en Dab oIle Sta1tsbenlnten
ole bier Sabre erpGblt meroen.
Sn ieiner glbidieo8botidoft oringt
Ger @oubernelir atf cine 8ertilr.
5itng 6eS Ballots, eurpfieblt Die
@abl 0es Stdatsoberridters ourd
~ollgemeile 2(bitimmuig. befilrportct
ie6od, Dab Die beiiiBenoen &idter
oiitrittsmeiie eripablt neroen ioaen.
4ith empfieblt or cine @%bGn0eritng
Oe8 8rimdrnablgeiebe8 idon 6es.
balls, Inn b~eiiereS 4nnotontemnate-
rial at erbulten. @s betpcrben Iid)
inter Dem ~beitebenoen @eieb biele
2cltte inn glentcr, Die b6Qig I'M
betanltt iinO ltno teincrIei Inter
itilbung bnbcu, nooitrh Der Stimnls
5ettel ltngebiibrli9 Derldlgert miro.
Qo8 Sdnlpeien lit nod beoeuteno
perbeIierung8fabig. Der @oitoerneltr
prizes Die bon Ser IS. 81. 81. genlodtc
@mpfeblnng, monoh Der 2e6enslmtf
0es Ntdrtprer. 8rdftoenten 1T alien
0ffentli6en S6ulen e~inqe6en0 itits
oiert neroen ioq. Ser Wtorebeao
eubficblt Gin beIIeres itautliGes
Sunitdtsneien gerbiitung 0eS WiB.
6roudj8 Der @oiierfr1fte utlo fam
idliebIid otf bic anrobme oe8
grO6ibitiunsamenbemcnt
31 ipre6en. 9ieIe electromagnetic
gtobofoten 10 iaate er, baden err
flGrt, oaB oaS 8robtbition5geieb
Deiter feiner @rtlarung beoarf un0
it9 bon ieIb1t beritebt; i6 bin ie-
0oa anoerer Qniidt, es iolte Ourd
annabme bon Grgdn5ung8geieBen 10
a~lsgefiibrt mer6en, bob e8 benz
8unife Der 8eD0lferung entiprt9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04
aarserer Gtimmscttel.
g1eitere 8efTrluurtnnaen.

Ies Meiteren tritt Der @oltoers
neur fir fernere G~ntmidelltng I'm.
ieres a%nerfonnt gltteu Sdulibitems
elm, ionic fir a~ltsoebrmng oes Be
mGiierungsipitems I'M Stoote Die
gegcumartige 3eit bolt Serr @ebiae
mir Den 8uli zines nciten aopitols
uegea Der rieiigen Staggering naer
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8encralaOjntant Sua 3ie6t ans.

2incoln, Rcb., 4, San. - ga Sic
bon ibmt int aapito( biSber inne &c.
babten Rdiime mir 0os Legislative
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6cup. Ueuine
bcntc ms 2lrnt
cinocfiibrt!
(Gortiebuug bon 9eitq ~

tG, Damn mlrb man it6 iagen, fir
See @etcolfe murben iebr iritb Die
politiiden 8ege geebnet.
Ole f~olgen0cn Stenograp6iitin.
men wur6en ernannt: SRI. gClicc
MrGlireib SRI. Seuore 9atlu uno
5rG. anna 8eIben,
@OnO. @OrebcnOS a6i6irSs6Otidnft.
Ger aus 0ert 9(mte i6ei6enoe
@ouberneltr iibermitteltc 6eute Ser
.2egi8lotur ieine Abi6ieoSboti6oft.
.@r iaQte int peientlihen foIgenoeS
Qlg i6 Dor bier Sabren oas @oits
b%erncursQrnt dntrat, modtc i6 Der
.&egisIotltr @orihlogc ilbcr Die Nrt
mo 8eiie, mie id Der Gntpidelmg
pes StooteS ain better 8orihub lei.
item f0unte. 3mei Sabre ooraltf
marc mir mie0cr bic @bre 3uteiI,
nit peitercn mo6l9euleintcn Bor.
idlGgen nlti5unarten. gfa6 bier.
iGbriger qmts3eit erloltbe id mir,
Sybnen meme 9(bifieo86otidoft 31t
%mterbreiter Sbnen glcif3eitig
8intc fir Sbre g(rbeit gebeub. 9ie
.2egiSlotl1r lit e8, meIhe 6os Sn
tereile 6es gan3en Bottles auf iid
lertt, oenu bon S6nen miro ertuor.
tet, 6ob Gle Sbr beites @6nuen
fir 6o8 8obl beg Stuates ein-
icten. Sic boben Die M}a9t, @e.
iete at i6offen Die oas 2eberL Die
SreiGeit uno 0ds @igentum 0es
8olfe8 regulieren. sic bo6en cine
groBe 8erantmortli6feit Dem @oIte
gegeniiber, ober id meiB, oaB Sic
iid oe8 groBen Gertrouen8, NIT
weldem man sic ebrt, nilrOig CT.
meiien meroen.
81breno meiner @mt83eit babe
i9 mid imnler elmer groBen Spor-
iamfeit befleiBigt, 6enn id bin Der
4niidt, bob oieie Hegel bic midi
tigite 6e8 Sectional un0 Staats.
meienS lit. Gin 8eamter, Der ofos
noniid nirtidoftet, mag iid oen
Corn jener 2e1tte 5%r5icben, 0ie itd
ourd cine beriAmenoeriide Staotss
h~ausbultung bereifern, bod nutB err
iif Die Qhtung Der 8iirgeridaft
0eren 8ertreter ct lit, e%rDerben.
4l8 i6 Dor bier Sobren 0u8 Sou
berneursumt antrot, bate Ser Stoat
g}e6tosfo betrdhtIide ShuIoeIL u1t0
bette fam id Sbnen 0ie freltotge
Mittcilung modctL BOB Der Stdot
1ellte trob Der Cathode, 0aB olles,
oeIien Die Stootsinitititte beoitrfen,
teurer genoroen lit. ihuloenfrei 90.
Itebt. Aud bot Der Stootsihob
meiitcr cine 6eoelttenoc S1tnalte on
6on0, Die aus 0eut GrtG8 Der 9(der-
baucr5eltgniHc oeridieocncr StaatS-
Snititltte .gerponncn nllr0e. 9ieIe
6nrlnen 6oheu qlei6fols einen GRO
zen Sell oe5 2ebensuntcrboItes fir
sic Snioiien Der Snititute geftdert,
9ns 8anfpeien.
3o idy Iel6it Sabre lang elmer
8onf in elmer tleillen 2un0itoot Dor
qeitanoen ltl0 4 Sabre ais 8or-
iibenocr Der Stoots 8anf6cbor0c
flrgiert bobe, fam if mir mo0l
Elm llrteil erloltben. Die 9onfen
I'M Stoat befinoen iid in bliibenbem
3uitonoe uno Die 5olgc lit, bob cine
au3obl 8onfen ms 2ebcn gerufcn
ipilr0e obne geliigen6eS aapttnl
rt0 obne ooB Ole Goriteber genaue
9euntni8 oe5 8onttpeieu8 9o6elL
ltn6 tint nun 6as Golf gegen I'M
iidere 8onfen 51 ifilben lit e.
ltotig, Die 3abl Ser gonfen gu be
idr0nten. Gin oie8be3iiglideS @e-
ieb lit n0tig.
0nte G~anSpese.
n.L4s -, 81, gp,.L .,Svoa
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gaIaee Safe, 1870 q etrakeI

gaIaes Gate, 118O q etrake,
Sic beIteu @anbI5eiten urlS Cafeteria Ger
bice gu ben b~tlieiten Bretiet erbnIten etc i'm
gernbe n5roIi6 BON SerpoIsbetmers.
Srtt Sieltr, etgentiner.
8ir fino oeutfb. -
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@nte g~anSipege.

g}idts fam oen Bert unieres
Stontes nlebr erbobelL ais CUTE
2nnoitroBerl, un0 es lit 70 Geidt.
CUTE 2onoItroBen ber5uiteIen, me
nigiten8 in ~g3ebrasfo. Strdf(im8-
arbeit fam bicrbei berpen0et mer-
Den. @ute 2anoitroBen o6er iiro
Dem 6ormer bon groBem gltben.
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Gas Staatsfapitol.

0os Stoot8topitol n0er BOD EN-
groBer 1eil OesieIben lit b%oufdaig,
be8bolb m0hte i'd Sen 8orihlag
modem OuB eilt Qrhiteft angeitellt
Miro, Der Die Bldne fir elm uelies
aapitol mfcrtigt Ood lit es uidt
n0tig, ouB ser Ban nit einem Dol
mifgcfiibrt miro, iouoern mad un0
nuh bod nuB es en- @ebduoc iper.
Den 9rob serug I'M nit Der fer.
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te, Damn mllB man it6 iogen, fir
see @etcoIfe muroen iebr iritb Die
politii6en 8ege geebnet.
Ole folgeuoen Stenograpbiitin.
men mur0en ernnnnt: SRI. glice
MieGlireib SRI. Senore 9ailp ulO
SRI. qnna 8eI0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04
StantsSrnfcrci.

NlIe 3lpei Snbre incr6en IN
5tnatsbrudiohen beridie0encr 2lrt
ctpn $250,000 o~lts9cgeben. Sd
gloltbe. Der Stnot milroe cine be.
oaltenoc Griparnis cr5ieIelL mem
CT Dem Stnotsoruder, Der gegen.
mGrtie nur eiueu Cell ieiner Set
Dem Staat miomet, Die gnn5el
Drufarbcitert ilbergibt mo ibnt Dos
Aedt gibt, Sdreibmoterial, better
Die beridieoeren abteilungen mi
5taatsinititlite be0iirfen, gum gie.
origitpreiS ein5ufmlfen.
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8ereinianng BON 0epartemcnts.

Miteinan0er bertpon6te @ei6aits.
3peige oe8 Stantsbali8boltS iollter
m6eoingt pereinigt uno elmer elm,
beitlifen 2eitung unteritellt ietn
8Gbreno meiner glnlts5eit bat iid
oieier @erilth g~Idn5eno bepdbrt. Sd
eunpiebIe, Dob Die 2SnIpcftoren bon
MoIferrien Der Htfiift oe8 Sllper.
intenbeutGn Der Stnatsmolfcrci I'LL.
teritcllt mer0en.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
TEN SIXTEENS TO
PLAY IN TOURNEY
AT PINEHURST
Maxwell and White Favored in
st. Valentines Competition
Carter May Play
BY GRANTLAND RICE

Pinehurst. N. c., Jan. 29.-The larg-
est field and possibly the strongest ever
entired in the st. Valentine tournament
starts at Pinehurst tomorrow in the
eighteen-hol qualifying round over the
No. course. q,
The entry list is we'll beyond 100. and
among these expected to furnish the
fireworks are Gardiner White and Nor
man Maxwell, the two Lakewood final
lists from the late Thanksgiving Day
affair.
White and Maxwell have both been
down several days getting ready, and
both are now moving below 80 over the
difficult No. 2 course. These two are
not the only leading candidates, how
ever. The list, among others, includes
B. p. Merriman, the old Yale star; Lee
Maxwell, winner of the recent adver-
Users tournament; Hunt, Beall and
Pierre Proal, with Robert Z. Hunter,
who has been playing consistently from
76 to rs.
There is still chance that Phil Car.
ter will put in his appearance early on
Tuesday in time to get away over the
eighteen-hole march. The two favor
ties at present are Gardiner White and
Norman Maxwell. The Flushing star is
extremely anxious to have another bat
tie with his conqueror from Lakewood,
but the young Philadelphia is moving
at an extremely fast clip and will be
hard to beat. Young Maxwell cele-
brated his 1915 finish by beating Max
Marston at Shawnee and Gardiner
White in the years final tournament, q
hard job for veteran, much less q
STRIPPING we'll under twenty.
Young Maxwell weighs less than 100
pounds, but he is hitting q long ball.
and the longest hitters here will find
it no easy job to keep beyond his range.
The entry list includes golfers from
all sections, and the struggle to make
the first sixteen will be a keen one.
There will probably be ten sixteens,
enough to give every one chance.
After a rainy morning the afternoon
brought back good weather, so Tues
day is counted upon a. . first class
golfing day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
CAIRNWHIN TINTO
BEST PEKINGESE
AT PLAZA SHOW

Champion Cairnwhin Tinto Of Hyde
gree, Z red Pekingese bitch, owned by
Mrs. A. L. Holland. Of this city, was
the outstanding feature Of the seventh
annual show Of the Pskingese Club of
America, 1T the Hotel Plaza. last night.
Tinto won the award for the hest
dog or bitch in the show. and with
this distinction also captured . leg
on the great challenge cup offered by
the late J. P. Morgan. Mrs. Elbridge
Gerry Snow, jr.. won the reserve, with
her dog, Laurel Of Lang.
The Yankibourne trophy, valued At
$3.50, offered by Mrs. Snow, was won
by Champion Cairnwhin Tinto. The
conditions called for the best dog or
bitch in the show not exceeding eight
pounds. The cup must be won FIVE
times by the same exhibitor and Is
only put in competition At the annual
show of this club.
There were 23S dogs entered. the
largest entry in q speciality show ever
seen ia this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
Sweeney and Keating to
Join Bresnahan's Team
at Toledo
BY w. J. MACBETH

Two temperamental athletes who for
many years have drawn lucrative sal
aries under false pretences from the
Yankees were kicked out Of the back
door and into minor league oblivion
yesterday. These were our old friends
Catcher Ed Sweeney and his battery
nate of occasion, Pitcher Ray Heating.
The famous Number Eleven toe Of
Captain Til Huston assisted the sol
diers of the legion on their way. The
pair of them 60 to Toledo to put q
few more gray hairs in the thatch OF
Roger Bresnahan.
Sweeney was in Toledo last year
and liked it. He may not like it so
we'll next year. Last year he drew
$4,000 salary: this year he will get
whatever Bresnahan feels like giving
him. The New York club in 1915 paid
three quarters of Sweeney's wartime
ironclad contract to get the big dis
appointment out Of the way.
This copper-riveted document of
Sweeney's was one faux pas of Ban
Johnson.
Feared Sweersy's Threat
In the spring of l8I4-Frunk Chances
last year in New York--Frank Farrell
became alarmed when Sweeney threat
ened to jump to the Federal League.
He commissioned Ban, who Hives next
to Sweeney-though It doesn't appear
he was next to him thcn-to nail his
only veteran backstop at any cost
Heating il another gentleman who
has been getting away with near grand
larceny the last three years. He is
supposed to havs injured his back
while training under Chance At Hous-
ton, Tex, in the spring Of 1914. He,
too, was tied up to D term contract
from which the release clause had been
stricken. In three years Heating has
won less than q score Of games for the
Yankees. But he got his $4,000 each
season and had all his doctor bills paid
to boot
THE New York club cut loose from
Heating and Sweeney last spring. i
cost the owners money, but they didn't
grumble. Sweeney was sent to Toledo,
New York guaranteeing Bresnahsn's
team all but minor league salsry
part Of the $1,000. Kesting went 70
Richmond Of the international League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

A move for the rosteration d w:
fsssional- boxing beuts N ~ 6>e1 g
New Jersey will be made bY Aeecu u n
man Joseph Hurley, 81 JeEsey CITY g
Z bill he viii introduce b>foro ~ ~
isIature. Il provides Tor the nan{n( q
a state athletic commission by ~ Gov
ernor 10 supsrviso the sport Il . re-
Commended that the beats - q six
rounds dllrutjon With e'ghs~eenee
Each Of Tho thr~s msmbsn " q:
commission IL 10 reeeive sslszx q
$500 annually and the term q ones
viii be FOR three years. They ~ e
choose . secrtsry, ct selary e q ,hoo,
who Is to make repert 70 The 6e1to
treasurer annually. The state Il e
receive ~ per cent Of the f.te re-
esipts, while every club th:t eht. I g! ?
license must deposit bond u $4,000
Roxine among the amateurs Will ~
main in the hands Of the Amstsur Ath ;
letic Union.
sale Of tickets Of the seating capacity
Of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
SENIOR GOLFERS
ORGANIZE. AND
ELECT OFFICERS


Over two hundred senior golfers sat
down to dinner last night at belmont
co.'s. The object for calling the vet
Grams together was to form seniors
golf association that will in the future
take charge of their annual tourna-
ment which has been so popular -
fixture at the Apawamis Golf Club.
Men who hold high positions in the
business life as well as the affairs Of
the country were present, some OF
them having come great distance 20
attend the first anpual meeting.
The following officers were elected:
d. p. Kingsley, president Of the New
York Life, president; Justice MahIon
Pitney, Of the United States Supreme
Court, first president; Judge Nor
gan ]. O'Brien, New York, second vice.
president, and Walter Brown. secre-
tsry-treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
ROWING COACHES CONE
OUT FOR SMILE RACE

Philadelphia, Jan. 29.-The rowing
coaches Of Cornell, Columbia and Penn
sylvania Endorsed the proposed reduc-
tion in the distance Of the varsity race
at the Poughkeepsie regatta from four
miles to three at conference held
here to-day.
Recommendation that the shorter
distance be adopted will be made to the
board of stewards of the Intercollegi-
ate Rowing Association at its meeting
next month. Princeton and Syracuse
rowing officials already have approved
the proposed three-mile course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
Capt. Huston Kicks Twn
Old Yanks Out of League

which club paid only small percentage
of Rays stipend. .,
No one, then, was at all surprised
that Captain T. l.. Huston rushed
frantically from Georgia to be in on
this bit Of housekeeping. He breezed
in early in the afternoon to sign the
transfer papers. Captain Huston ex-
poets to double back to the Dover Hall
Club tomorrow. He left a distin-
guished party Of members of this IA
nous shooting and fishing club to come
here for REVENGE.
The captain reports that Ban johnson
has taken the fishing championship
from Bill Donovan and that Sid Mercer
has won the 'possum hunting belt.
Charles Comiskey and Wilbert Robin
son are tied for the romancing prize.
The party will remain at Dover Hall
until just before the schedule meetings
of the major leagues in this city on
February IL.
Urban Shocker, the phenomenal
young pitcher of the Yankees. who ere
ated q sensation with the Toronto club
Of the international League last year,
will be fit for heavy training when the
club goes into camp st Macon. 1t was
reported from Detroit several days ago
that finger on Shocker's pitching hand
had been broken.
A telegram from Shocker has set 1t
rest all the worries Of the club Of
fcials. Shocker wired yesterday that it
was the index finger of his left hand
that had been slightly fractured. The
injury. he declared, was too trivial for
notice.
any hand will be sound - ever in 1
couple Of weeks" he telegraphed. II
do not expect to lose q minute Of
training"
President David L. Fultz Of the Bass-
ball Players Fraternity announced yes
terdsy that Pitcher Mike Prcndergast.
Of the Cubs, had been expelled from
the ranks Of the players union. Mike
joins Slim Sallee and Oscar Stanage In
Davcy's Down and Out Club. The Fra
ternity head says Prendergast violated
his agreement not to sign = contract
until the piayers' Organization had a.
fected = settlement Of IL grievances
against tho minor leagues.
Fultz also showed. telegram from
Rabbit Meanwhile which appeared TO
cause him great citation. The dirainu-
tive, though sensational, shortstop Of
the Braves had this TO say from his
Springfield, Mass, home;
*Have not signed 1917 contract Am
with the boys Use this any way Jon
see 1T Maranville."
Il was reported. unof3ciaIIy. frors
Boston several days aGo that Maran-
Vile had accepted terms With PeKey
D. Haughton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
CLARKE. MATTHEWS AND
WHITE WIN WITH CUE

Play for the National Class B 49,
balkline billiard championship begai
at the Amateur Billiard League yester'
day with six of the seven contestants
getting into action. George p. B
Clarke defeated George Spears in
contest that lasted sixty-fve innings
BY q score OF 800 to 286.
Charles P. Matthews easily downed
George T. Moon. both Of Brooklyn. by
500 to 1855, while Charles 4. White was
. victor over Frederick Lowenthal BY
q score Of 800 to 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

Mike McTigue, who likes 70 Sc
champion middleweight Of Jreland
tsrked on TO his name, gave Johnny Kid
Alberts q severe beating in the star
ten round bout At the Olympic Athletic
Club, In Harlem, last night re
other feature bout Abe Atssit ISicsss. ~
knocked out Jack Sullivan 10 the 80
ond round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

The New York Athletic CLUB ceptufeo
the three-man team sabre snempionsni2
BY defeating the New York Feneers'
Club in the annual competition % the
Winged Foot clubhouse last night tne
Art round. the New York members de-
fested the New York Turn verejn By
to 4. while the Fencers' Club, Of this
eitv. eliminated the Philadelphia Fsnc-
ers, Club BIZ s = 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
BROWNE NAMES DATE
FOR DARCY.N'COY BOUT

Grant Hugh Browne. manager OF
Madison Square Garden. announced la9
night that he had signed AL Mccoy for
a match with Les Darcy, the Australian,
at the Garden on the night of March s.
The Darcy Mccoy match was an
nounced several days ago, but no def
mite date was mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
rolwell Won't Coach Penn

Philadelphia, Jan. 2s.-The athletic
authorities of the University Of Penn
sylvania decided tonight to dismiss
Robert Folwell, football coach. 4 dif-
ference in salary was the cause Of Fol-
wells not remaining with the Quaker
eleven.