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The sun., 1918-12-25
BARS AND STARS Is
VICTOR IN SPRINT
Leads Throughout Five Fur
long Dash at jefferson
Park Track.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2i.--Bars and
Stars, the hve-year-old bay geldlng, by
Helmet and Follies Bergeres, owned by
w. c. Weant, defeated a big field OF
platers In the fifth race, the feature at
the Jefferson Park track this afternoon.
George Walls got him away from the
barrier flying and made every post
winning one, while Slipper finished
second and Frank Monroe was third.
Jockey johnson carried of the honors
in the saddle He rode two winners.
He guided Sosins to victory in the flrst
race and landed Tito first in the third.
The results:
First Rsoe-Three.year. olds and upward:
claiming: purse $500: six furlongs: Margery.
100 (Rodrirues). Is TO 6. 9 10 s and TO 2
frst: Parlor Boy. i12 (Robinsonl. 7 to q 6 to
and 1 to !, seconds; DIT. Campbell. IN
Cwslls). Z to 1, Z to ) and TO s. third. Time.
l;n s. Bogart. Thirst and Maud Bacon also
Second Rsce-Three. year olds and upward:
claiming; purse $500 six furlongs; sosius.
III johnson. TO 8, to and to :, first;
second; Medusa, 100 (Hamilton). 5 to 1. to
Morn, Capt. Hodge. Laird o. Kirkcaldy and
Third Race--Four years olds and upward I:
claiming; purse 500; one mile; Tito. 1ls
S.%pss sisiv to iS Ed TO 10
and 4 to s, second: Luther, 113 tGarner), 8 to
2 TO . and TO 8, third. Time, 1853 l.5.
Flora Finch and Will Do also ran.
Fourth Race-Three.ycar- olds and upward: :
claiming purse 800: one mile and six.
teenth: Grayson. 81 &C. Robinson), 3 to /. ,
TO and out, first; Paul Connolly. 81; Gas
ady). 20 10. ! TO . and out second; Ben
Hampton. liz tSneidemanl. 8 to 2, 6 to 8 and
out, third. Time. LES l-5 Duke OF Shelby
also ran
Fifth -Three.year-olds and upward I;
claiming: purse $500 Ave furlongs: Bars and
stars, liz CWalls), . TO !, 6 to and to s,
hrst; white slipper. III (HnppeD. 30 to 1.
Cassidy. 4 to /, 8 TO 5 and 4 to 6, third.
Time, 07. Miss Sterling. Frenchy, Pae amin,
little Beau. Bon Box and r. c. Cole also ran.
Sixth Raco-Three- year ods and upward
claiming; purse $500: one mile: Transporta-
ton. ll3 (Buxton) to !. 2 to and 10 3.
first; Browns Favorite, los tGregorv). to J..
to and to 3. second; Miss Fannie, 10
Gohnsonl. 10 TO l. 20 l and T. tn g. third
Time, 53 &c. Miss Filley. Blue Rock and
HARDWOOD also ran.
The sun., 1918-12-25
SIX MAN HOCKEY IN
CANADA RETAINED
Pro League Opens Season
With 36 Game Schedule.

TORONTO, Dec 24-The National
Hockey League will conduct three club
race for the championship Of the East
and the right TO play on against the
coast fnalists for the Stanley Cup and
the worlds title. The championship sea-
son will close on Thursday, March -,
with the Canadians playing at ottawa.
The split schedule plan has been ADAM
doned and the National League will fol-
low the system adopted at the coast last
year. playing straight schedule with
the holders OF first and second place
meeting in a home and home series at
the close OF the season 10 decide the
championship.
The arrangement 10 continue the six
man game with the new penalty system
was confirmed and the officials were
notified accordingly. In the case OF a
minor foul the offender will be banished
for three minutes and a substitute will
be allowed on.
When a major foul is committed the
offender goes to the fence for three min
utcs and his team must play short
handed When match foul Is COM
mitted the offender goes out OF the match
for balance OF play and his team plays
one man short for Ave minutes This
new penalty system should result in the
total elimination Of rough play.
1t also was decided to give the forward
pass within forty feet OF centre "A
thorough trial, but II 1t Is not found con-
ducive to the Improvement OF tho game
II will not be continued after January /.
Accidental kicking OF the puck will not
be considered illegal.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Race Two year-olds: claiming. pursa
$500; ak furlongs-Toddler. 100; Frank Shan
non, los; Dahinda, al; Sal George, iii; pre-
vAricnte. lis,
Second Race-Three-y year olds and inward .
claiming purse 400; SIX furlongs-Sir Dyks
lC7; Blue Rock, 10; Theophiie T., iii; Der.
wish, III Early Morn. IFS; General. IFS; Dart
worth. IFS: Handful, lis.
Third Race-Three-year- olds and upward !;
claiming; purse 500: hve Acknowledgement al
Girl, 100; Cobalt. 10s: Blue Bannock' ioS
Rockaway, lo7; American. los: Bon Box. liz;
c. Cole; IL; Haroad. liz: Old Coin. III;
SurSget ll2
Fourth Race Three year odds and upward ;
hlaiminE purse $500. one mile and a siT
teenth Grey Eagl" %; waukeas los: Diver
sion. no. Franklin, l22
Fifth Race-Three-year -olds and upward :
claiming: purse 500: 1--WE and a halt iur
longs- Audrey X. iO3; pinshurst, lOS: Old
Man Crit. no. Miss KruteT, ITO; luauieta,
III; Choirmsster. Il2; Ollie Martin. III.
Sixth Race Three-year and upward
claiming: purse 500: one mile-Hope, nos :
Bit OF Barney. los Minnie F. lo6; CracoW,
ios; semper stawart Ill; Jason. ils: Nou-
reddin liz; King Neptune. LIZ: Ellison. uS;
PsteluA LII.
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PLAYERS SEEK DISCHARGES.
sailors want Vacation before
spring Training starts.

CHICAGO. Dec 2i.--At the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station are several ma
tot league ball players awaiting the
word that will send them TO their homes
for a vacation before they are ordered
to go South for spring training Some
Of the players expect to get their dis
charge before New Years bay, as Bernie
Boland OF the Tigers did few DAYS
ago. Boland was slated TO take the
training course for officers. but the big
blowup on November IL caused Boland
to alter his plans.
Among those expecting early dis
charges are: Fred Thomas of the Red
Sox, who got furlough last September
20 help the Red Sox win the worlds
series: Joe Leonard OF the Washington
team. who was one OF the first major
leaguers to enlist In the navy: Urban
Faber, White Sox pitcher. who was about
to no out on n submarine hunt when the
war ended: George Cunningham, Detroit
pitcher Bill Johnson. who played the
outfield short time for Connie Mack
before the war called him elsewhere, and
Ben Dyer, substitute innelder Of the
Detroit Tigers.
The sun., 1918-12-25
N.Y.A.C. TO ENTERTAIN
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
800 to BE Guests at Dinner
and Vaudeville Show.

The New York Athletic Club has in
vited 500 soldiers, many of them from
tho nearby hospitals. TO bc It's guests at
tho clubhouse, Central Park South, to-
day.
An elaborate Christmas dinner will be
served to the boys at IL 40. 1t will be
followed by a high class vaudeville en-
tertainment and moving pictures
Each and every one Of these soldiers
will be presented with a Christmas box
by the club.
An ambulance was presented TO the
Women's Motor Corps by the Mercury
Foot organization yesterday morning at
the Seventh Regiment Armory. Major
Graemc NJ Hammond. President OF the
club, made the presentation speech, and
Major Helen Russell Blstedo accepted
the ambulance on behalf OF the Women's
Motor Corps
Later In the week the y Y. A. e, will
present another ambulance 70 the Ma
tionai League for Women's Service
The sun., 1918-12-25
DAINTY LADY WINS
FEATURE AT HAVANA
Mrs. Freezes Filly, Ridden by
Her Son, Beats Big Field
of Juveniles.

u,v.x. cub. y,.o o. NJ. coaS-o,,
800. C"nS' - Si -
ireeces nay MY DAINTY Lady rludeh
by her son. Godfrey Preece. ran away
from a good field OF Juveniles in the
third race NJ the rac. tract hare this
a,,ar,ron go 49,. go -, -,
aL1eih ooI' NaIrie Ehoore hhlsneo secohu
and Ivry was third. The results:
First Racc-Three -year-olds and upward; :
claiming: purse $500 az fnrioaga-Annie
Edgar. % Murray, even. 2 TO and out.
won: King Trovato 101 CPickens), 6 to 1,
. 90 and even, second: Driffeld, 100 DOYLE,
. TO 1, to 8 and Z 10 6, third Time, 40.
Lathaiett. Dragon Rock, O'Maliey and Pau
line Crowley also ran
The sun., 1918-12-25
TOO MANY BOXERS
SAVE THE SHOW
Jersey Fight Fans Demand
That Contestants Display
Their Best Wares.

Saving the show" appears TO be the
favorite indoor pastims in New Jersey.
A boxer with sore thumb, or some
other injury, goes into the ring and
gives an exhibition that the onlookers
would not pay ten cents to see, pro-
vided they were advised in advance of
tho quality of the performance. Then
after the battle" Is ended the boxer
naively admits he was not in condition
to box, but u,at when he went into the
ring II was rolely with tbs object OF
not disappointing the spectators and to
save the show" He does not give the
spectators what they paid TO see, but
he seems to think he IL entitled 20
credit for saving the show" which in
effect 10 TO enable the club manager to
keep all the money taken in, with the
exception OF that paid TO the injured
boxer.
Jack Britton ia the latest boxer TO
perform this trick. His right hand was
useless when he went into the ring with
Silent Martin at tho Armory A. A.,
Jersey City. last Monday night. Moth
ing was said about the injured paw
before the bout. and the first intimation
that anything was wrong came from the
spectators, who saw that Briton was
boxing exclusively with his left hand.
The onlookerB booed him. and at the
close Of the contest Brltton admitted
the truth OF the charge.
Clay Turner also saved" a show al
tho Broad Street A. c., Newark, when
he went on with BARLEY Madden. They
Gave % miserable an exhibition that
Chairman John 8. Smith OF the Boxing
Commission, VINO was at the ringside
denounced the bout as q fake, and or
dersd the referee to throw the men out
OF the ring, which was done. Chairman
Smith also advised the club manager TO
withhold the payment OF any money 10
Of Madden. who also was suspended for
six months But Turner produced ar
X-ray photograph of an alleged injury
10 his hand. pleaded that he went IN to
save the show and was let of with q
reprimand.
Harvey Crosby, q bantam of Bayonne
was matched 20 fight Frankie Burns
but the former sent word at the eleventh
hour he was Ill An easy mark was put
In against Burns TO save the show "
No action was taken against Crosby for
his objectionable delay in notifying the
club OF his Illness
The Jersey Boxing Commission has a
rule requiring boxers TO post forfeits
II that Is not enforced they should
adopt a new rule reQuiring the return
TO spectator of money paid when the
principals advertised fail TO appear OF
are unable to box their best.
The sun., 1918-12-25
KNIGHT For CARDINALS.

CAMP SHELBY. Mise. Dec. 24.--Among
the MissIssipplans arriving at Camp
Shelby to receive their final discharge
papers Is Private Elmer knight OF
Charleston, Miss, who arrived from
Camp Dix, n. j., where he has been sta
toned with the Hath Engineers. Knight
went from Millsaps College to the Little
Rock baseball club of the Southern
League In the spring OF 1917 and soon
gained rank as one of tho leading
pitchers In the league At the end OF the
1917 season he was sold to the 81. Louis
Cardinals hut before reporting 10 that
club was indicted into military service.
He will report TO the Cardinals next
spring.
The sun., 1918-12-25
MADDEN SELLS oGDEN'S GET.
breeder Also Dispos'es of Fair
Atnlnnta.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec, 24.-Millor Hen
derson. acting for Belmont Lester Of
Indiana polls, purchased from John +.
Ma dden the yearling bay colt by Ogden
out OF Rock Merry and the yearling
brown Ally by Ogden out of Oriental
Queen. Beach Cpmbcr has been added
10 the list Of stations in the Govern
ment's Breeding Bureau. He Is by Rock
sand out Of Fairy slipper by Saint Serf
and cost +. r. Bradley $4,000 as n
yearlng.
Peter Ounce or Papp viii he sent by
Senator ]. y. Camden 20 Harry Norris
sey's Kempland Farm TO make the sea-
son of 1919, John r.. Madden has sold
to W n Miller tho chestnut mare Fair
Atlanta. own sister to Worth, in foal TO
The Finn.
The sun., 1918-12-25

soft and mellow from age and continued
use and his teeth had Decome Embedded
IN the wood and II required some force
mouth
] would suggest to brethren Of tho an
Ging fraternity VINO frequently fish in
erel are known TO have been taken,
that instead II buying expensive plugs
they experiment by taking an old piece
OF wood fashioned something in the shape
or tango or n bass-orcno. The wood,
however, must be soft and OF sappy ma
ture. SNAP ON
New York. Dee "a
Charlie Wants Good stain for Rod
What is good way to stain n fishing
rcd The stain use Always chips of
New York, Dec. -. CHARLIE
The sun., 1918-12-25

Worlds Series Before
October / 10 Planned

%HIcAGo. Dec. 3t.--Aocording
TO Ban johnson to-day, the
major league baseball season
will close, according to tentative
plans. about September %. thus civ
ing an opportunity TO play the
Worlds series before october 1. Tia
players probably will be signed to
i've month contracts instead OF six.
Each club will make three trips
around the circuits. playing twenty
games with every other club.
Now that the definite date for
opening the season has been Get the
clubs win start immediate prepara-
tons for the spring training season,
which probably viii get under way
between March 10 and 10, q month
later than In previous years.
The sun., 1918-12-25
AT PINEHURsT TRAPS.

PrNEHrRsT N. C., Dec, 2i.-The hun.
bred target handicap at the Pinehurst
Gun Club to-day was won by u. "
Covert OF Lockport. y. Y. with 81,
SO. The second prize went to II. II.
Duden of New York, with 81. 1915,
others who finished with a net 90 OF
better were II. +. Hubbell, Boston. ~,
1872 Daniel II. Mcmahon, New York
90, $50. and J. v. HI. New York
70. ia
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INTERNATIONAL TO MEET.
VIII Elect President at Hotel I'm
periaI January @.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.-Csharles II.
Knapp. president OF the board OF tirec-
tors OF the new International league,
has sent out a call for the club owners
to meet at the Hotel Imperial in New
York January 6.
OF eiecting a president. II lie understood
that David /. Fultz. former president
of the Players Fraternity, has Hix of
the eight votes pledged to him.
The sun., 1918-12-25
PicLereI Caught with Plug without Hooks.

/ have always been an Interested reader
OF tho novel experiences OF others which
have appeared from time to time In the
Rod and Gun column.
have never until recently experienced
ANYTHING exceptionally out of the ord!-
nary, but my recent experience has some.
what changed some OF my ideas in regard
to the methods employed in catching
With a good friend of mine who is not
only an experienced angler but also fire.
qucnt contributor to the Rod and Gun
ing with the intention of staying at a
friends camp on Ohce Lake in New Jer-
sey and spending Saturday and sunday
As / always desire TO travel very light
& may interest readers TO know someN Nat
about my equipment light two piece
rod with detachable butt. take apart reel
in leather reel case carried in my pocket,
with an extra line, a dozen plugs Shorn
Of all their hooks and fixed so that snap
on hooks could be readily used, special
cellu,old envelope containing snap on
hooks. swivel &C, carried In my vest
All excert tho rod viii he noted were
carried In my pockets which were Spe-
caliy enlarged by my EGoa W,t w tor in' :.
purposes my rod and the provisions which
had to bring,
the unusual experience; II was getting
on to about dusk saturday evening some
where about 5 o'clock. and we were think
have an early supper and get out once
again. -, $500, - .
shore from which tho wind was blowing.
this being somewhat OF a pet theory OF
mine, when I decided to change my pug
and nut on a baby tango
7 had cast the plug about ten feet from
the shore and was reeling in slowly when
suddenly the plug Vas ,Sa ,u'T Ter MN nearly
wrenched from my hands
4 russlc such rs would warm N" heart
Of any good angler ensued for the next
three or four minutes, when the pickerel
was brought 10 net thoroughly exhausted.
Imagine my surprise when releasing tho
nsh | found that ! had omitted to put a
hook on the plug and that the picktrol
had bitten into the wood, which was very
The sun., 1918-12-25
CnVMP BACK IN SADDLE.

New ORLEANs. Dec 24--Willle Crump,
the left handed jockey who was a riding
sensation here several winters ago
again will be seen In the saddle" Crumps
has been sold by I'D Moore TO
Jefferson Livingston. and Crump will
ride the Livingston horses here this win
ter. John Mccormack is training the
Livingston string. Since his retirement
years ago crump was employed in shoe
store In New York
The sun., 1918-12-25
CANCELS BASKETBALL TRIP.
west Virginia TO Make Substitute
Northern Tour Later.

:, N0tHAhTowN. w. Va, Dec. 24.-West
80. E'@ to-day was forced to cancel It's
s,"N'r'l basketball trip arranged for the
s'rf ~ february 3. and including games
1 Tie Navy, Virginia. Lehigh, Rut-
and Georgetown. a change In the
,,",'fF''y calendar brings examinations
y ',Hr time
substitute trip has been arranged
e., lhne1 with Allegheny. Buffalo,
,l'" -sc, Colgate, and contests to be
'''H-'l for the week OF February II,
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CUBS TO TRAIN ON COAST.
Comisley VIII send white sox
10 Texas.

CHICAGO. Dec 24.--oficials of both
the Chicago National and American
League Clubs began to-day to make
definite arrangements for starting the
spring training trip following the an
nouncement yesterday that the major
league season would open on April 20.
The Chicago Nationals decided some
time ago to do their conditioning In
Southern California, and President c. A.
Comiskey OF the White Sox announced
to-day that his team would train In
Texas, though he did not name the city.
Last season the White Sox did their pre-
season work at Mineral Wells, Texas,
but Comiskey said he would visit Texas
next week and look over a number Of
sites before selecting a camp for his
PLAYERS
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nnIpwELL MAY MANAGE.

MLwAuKEE, Dec Conc of the
leading candidates for the nanagership
OF tho Milwaukee club of the American
Association is Al Bridwell. former Giant
infielder. Brldwel stands an excellent
chance OF getting % job.
The sun., 1918-12-25
ERASMUS FIVE TRIUMPHs.
Beats Bushwick Mt Basketbau I'm
an Extra Period.

In an extra period game on the Bush
wick court last night Erasmus Halls
ba sketball team defeated the Bushwick
High Ave by 90 to rs. The score at the
end of the regulation time was % TO %.
In the extra period Barnes baCgcd three
field goals which gave Erasmus the VIC
tory Roskin Gagged field goal for
Bushwick In the extra period. Barnes
got six field goals for Erasmus and Ros-
kin Ave for Bushwick. The lineup:
tt. yg-
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QvIGLEY is RETAINED.

~, LOUIS. Dec. 24.-Ernest Quigley,
,o,.y, league umpire. made good Is
k.n ~ ~ the 81. Louis University foot
ts., stlad ard has been retained for
The sun., 1918-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the End day Of August, 1878.
by and between JOHN WANAMAkEh,
NEW YORK, and MISS DORA a, GAN
EiI.TS, will sell on tho Sist day OF De-
cemher. 1919 at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
in the Plano Department Of John WGnR-
maker, New York. T64 broadway. in the
CITY, county and state Of New York. one
Mahogany Player Piano, AS provided by
Sections SIS and Go Of the Personal Property
ia MEL. GREENWALD. Auctloneer
The sun., 1918-12-25

PURSUANT TO An AGREEMENT o..
tered into on the lst day Of August, I9ls
by and between JOHN WANAMAKER,
New YORK, and EDITH ROCK, will
sell on the eth day Of January, 1919, NJ
ten O'Clock in tho forenoon. In the Piano
department Of John WAnamAker, New
York 76i Broadway, in the city, county
and state Of New York. one Mahogany
Player piano and Bench. as provided by
ssctie'1s eO and ss OF the Personal Prop.
" MEL oREENwAID. AuetiOussA
The sun., 1918-12-25
KUMAGAE TO PLAY
FOR INDOOR TITLE
Japanese Expert Has Designs
on the Tennis Laurels Held
by Lieut.. s. H. Voshell.

Ichya Kumagae, the japanese tennis
player, who now IL resident in this city,
plans to make an extensive indoor cam
paign. He has designs. on the national
indoor championship. held by Lieut. s.
Howard Voshell, and will compste for
that title In March. sslichiro Kashio.
his confldant, said yesterday at the
Seventh Regiment Armory that Kuma-
sas had been working hard on board
courts and rapidly was beoorning ia
miliaP with the indoor game. II 10
faster than the turf game and Kumasae
thinks he win be stronger on the boards
than on GrasA
The sun., 1918-12-25
SPEAR VICTOR WITH CUTE,
Defeats Jewell in Metropolitan
Tourney by $50 to IO3.

George w. Spear won his game in tho
Metropolitan championship tourney at
Gruhn's Broadway room last night,
which gives him a clear lead in the com
petition. Spear, who won the first prize
year ago, il playing very consistently.
He defeated w. Jewell by $50 to io3.
The score:
pointa I'm
The sun., 1918-12-25

- pulled wire. At westminster to obtain tn ,ss Of Grover Alexander
officials
o. that IT
tho criticism
s' the sn 'es, Sa % nS s
of this @ a They seem prone to, lean m
the ON duty france
there oSVatss they
army II. Ming to the TIA. they
Assr lean years
tNS a 5 t f a Of n D srs oS
s to give hi: to the Chicago u vnen paid
to from sh. S
at Without esn %oTd Of debate on the SUBJECT
Art Ross, Reported Killed Turns Up Very Much Alive.
a.. s $ shS 'i ..esn e ys Ssys
oAsr a w " realms hockey s . paper and
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SroSs es1 Of Rss: @
much s Of % 1 ~s R much w sd ss ta y Braid til.
s ~s' s ago re' ss a' @
who
% circulated
without confirmation gained wide circulation Some the
good ssRqg s, & W. ball had been
the
Big Opportunity Intercollegiate Association.
Athletes
worthy to as ns s'G the ] s o DIG ha
National
critical college Withholding
tho convention will settle disputed hresh the
Colegae Athletic Association they will wait until the home
N c. A.
given making hard and fast decisions is Of the boasts Of the
association that and legislative
Pennsylvania letter to the c. A. A. emphasizes the fact that
supreme Of sport
d: a'es Ts'
l. c. A. took
a opportunity field.
a Fl
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he has it, what's he do with III The only salary he
in
releasss Of the iaented sepmb Of 1918
The sun., 1918-12-25

Can Rod and Gun place me In touch
with young man owning boat who
wishes to follow the bay FOR u living:
] am a man 20 years old and strictly
temperate, and II can get in touch with
the right man who will work hand In
hand with me his reward Will ba $3.50
JOHN HOFFMAN, EX- Bayman.
BROOKLYN Dec ~
The sun., 1918-12-25
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
NY DANIEL.

closes Sport
o the spirit H tho ohnd tho "es bsoyort
So to a
The sun., 1918-12-25
Kynnston Advances.

Th- only other lads 10 advance in
the juniors were Percy L. Kynaston OF
Commercial High School and ii. snow
~ Horace Mann The Commercial
H!sl school player defeated Warren
Slattery of Brooklyn 81 e-2 and
snow disposed OF A. Bachraet at Go,
e.
Gerald Emerson and Abraham Bass
ford Cd defeated II. G. Snow and j.
Gordon. s--3. 6-1, In the junior dou-
hes
The lads 10 make Roadway in the boys
tournament were Leo Jandorf Of Stuy-
vegant and Charles Vail OF Brooklyn.
HU;a survived the third round and en-
a-aG the semi-flnals with Louis Il.
lNe,ley, Jr.. tire East Orange boy. The
stuyvesaHt lad advanced by defeating
Stanley Noble Of Horace Mann. Go,
CO Vail went into the seml-finals
by Isnoslng OF Paul McIIugh. another
local lad, at 6--3. 81. Play will be
rcsI'ned on Thursday. Because of
Christmas there will be no matches to-
day. The summaries:
BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
Second Round.-1>eo Jandorfe. stuyve-
rep, defeated II. Bachrach. De wit Ciin:
' C Tn.s si L. G M't C. vs Ssf: aS
It; Jerry Ioug. Morris High, defeated =.
Jsys9r, Tnrdham Prep, l--d, 60, 81.
Th.ri Rouud--Iso Jandorfe defeated
SMd.Y %Juls. 90. Co Charles Vail de-
,'I,ti Psg' NoITugh. G--3. G-l Louis II.
Dave. Eas: Orange defeated Irving Lam
@ -, Go.
JuNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
- 3. ro.E6-S IL. Frey, Yale. defeated
? rsr..r, De Wi,t Clinton. Ga, Oil:
VT ''' ?;chrrds. Sew York Tennis Club,
C''"a-.t 4! Gsrdne-, Horace Mann, 60,
i-e G-os, New York Tennis Club,
ee'sa's4 .. p. Unter0urg, Textile School,
49, 8 ,wssrren sslatteTy. Brooklyn de-
second Rpuut--H. II. Kattenbach de-
,,sa''h !. II. DALEY, Jr, "a. g.: II.
49, h7ookyn Prep. defeated T. H.
I''r a ts;ea'Ad +. LefkowitI. Stuyvesant
rrh c.. O. a. Basstord. 30. defeated
HsEo0d. P,ssSantvilie. S-6, T-6; II.
nav, pu"Aca Nann. defeated A. Bach
~ &c; p. Evanston. Commercial,
"""-'" 's-r'a s!attery, Brooklyn. 81.
'lNIoE CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES.
rag i.Ecrson and \. Bassford. Cd, de-
" % frpw And J. Gordon, as.
49, t't ,-,rraris and Harold Taylor
y. lAIGs'Aln anl I. Kohn B-2
The sun., 1918-12-25

challenge match
Madison Garden
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