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Athletic Notes

WASHINGTON. Jan. is,-&elVne W
slann.rd the m!ddle-distance runner
has nled a claim with the Wal Depart
ment for his pay as a private In the
eo,b Infantry. New York National
Cuord between Sept ge and Dec. II,
1915 Omclal records show that while
the regiment was at McAllen, rex
sheppard was ordered f~urlougheo 10
the reserve, He contends. however
that the order was not put Into enect
and that he was kept With his COM
inand until Dec, IL.
Boston viii be represented at the
gIiurose games in Madison Square Gar
den next "wednesday night by ono OF
the largest and strongest delegations or
star athletes ever brought to New York
Cor a set OF games. George V, Brown
director OF athletics at the Boston Navy
Yard. accompanied by a party OF Bos-
ton A. A. r%ooters, VIII have a team OF
twenty track and ned stars VINO are
now IN the service OF Uncle sam.
Cornel's unofficial protest Of tho
eliaibility Of L.. l. Glover, to repre-
cent the University Of Pennsylvania
in the intercollegiate cross country
chamnionship race last fail. IN which
n. finished second, is a matter for
Pennsylvania and not the I. g. A. A.
4. 4. to decide, n Romeyn BerrS,
pcmbcr of tho graduate ADVISORY
ftlr5 to-day. Gluyer'a eligibility
WAS perfectly all right. according 10
the rules OF tho J. G. A. a 4. 4,
according to MI Berry, n II M
competed in violation oil, the rules OF
The Pennsylvania faculty, that D.,
something FOR Pcnnsylyanis and not
the association 10 deal with.
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Present United States Lawn
Tennis Association President
a Born Fighter, and His
Fight for Principle Has Won
for Him a denomination.
By William Abbott.

livery ONE ndmlres a fighter.
L. which Is n OF tho chief Tea
sons why George T. Adee has
been nominated for another term az
President OF the United states Lawn
Tennis Association. Adee has a very
fixed idea just what an amateur
should be. and he didn't hesitate TO
make a two-fisted fight for his prin-
oiple during the two years he led the
National Association. The West par
ticularly the California district,
threatened to form a Bolshevik party
and rocede from the association. but
Adee sat tight for his reforms in the
amateur controversy. Tho nomina-
ton for another term as President
would certainly tend TO show that
tennis sentiment Is generally in favor
The evening world., 1918-01-18
!, Baseball

John A. Heydler, Secretary Of the
National League: John b. Foster.
Secretary OF tho New York Giants.
and W. +. shettsline, formerly OF the
Philadelphia Club, conferred AZ Ma
tional League headquarters on the veX-
Ing problem Of how the war tax on
baseball game admissions AL best be
collected next summer. Their idea was
TO get ready some recommendation TO
place before the Government otfici Ais
AZ Washington next Monday. when the
question will come up for settlement.
Frank T.. Kane. a young outfieider
tho Yankees have lost by enlistment,
writes Harry Sparrow that hi lie a
Sergeant In the remount depot at
Camp Devens. Kane was obtained
from the Providence Club OF the Inter
national League.
Otto Rnabe. veteran second baseman
OF the Phillies. has been appointed coach
and assistant manager OF tho Cubs By
Charles F. WeeEhman.
Now the draft threatens the Chicago
that Pete Kildun. tho lively second
sacker obtained from the Glants for
Dencree. has been put In Class l. Divi-
sion A. Kilduff IA about the best pros
poet in the. Cubs inneld and his loss
would BIO felt.
II. II. Frazee OF the Boston Red SoK
Ia quoted as saying that no refused
Derrill Pratt when the Browns offered
him because Jack Barry, his, manager,
felt Pratt had seen his best days. Mil
Ter Higgins wishes he could get a
nance to Refused
Connie Mack cut down his Athletic
squad some more when ne let -four
players go. They are Bill Meyer,
catcher Jimmy Parnham. pitcher. and
Frank Griffin n Ed Palmer. inielders.
Mack has only a few men left and stiI.
declares he will TAX only twenty-five
men to Jacksonville. Fla. on March 10.
william r. Baker. President Of the
Phillies. met his manager. Pat Moran,
here and had a long conference. but Il
was simply on the plans OF the Phllies
on their spring training trip and ar
ranging details as TO the time for leav-
ing for the South.
The evening world., 1918-01-18
By Arthur Bugs" Bder.

By Arthur Bugs" Baer.
this column
That last spy caught by the Secret Service had more .laso, than
Hamburger steak.
Patrons will confer a favor o the management by reading his. bunk
owe the tops of their specs and conserving tho lenses
EASY TO SOLVE THE COAL QUESTION. HEAT YOUR HOUSE
STEAM.
Billiard parIor o~n.r complains that IL Garfield takes away hi,
GOAL his ivory billiard balls will crack from tho cold. This VsriHes
those tales Of Hunnish atrocities.
winter.
TIRED BUSINESS MAN. IF ALL THE THEATRES AND cABAtErs
ARE CLOSED WHORE Is THE TIRED BUSINESS MAN GOING TO
GET TIRED?
It's some relief to know that the Food Administration can't measure a
neal OF spaghetti
Ohtnese shooting IN Harbn rcfutes the umchonored theory
mat a Chtnk couldn't stand on d Detroit boulevard and nh n Foro
10Th q bass Riddle
The Titanic had a chance compared to the average wOrStDgmNn aud
that nve-day hiatus. The Titanic only hit an iceberg
We'll. the Eden Muse beat the Fuel Administration TO it They closed
up five years ago.
poe.rt make any difference to Teddy which side Of th, At.
Iante no strs UP trouble or.
We cant figure out this food problem Use YOU own Judgment II YOU
have any.
So.n,ns +. QUIT. so bureaucratic as a collar button under ne.
WHY wonRr7 YOU DON'T NEED ANY COAL TO RUN A
UKELEIB -
Baseball parks arc perfectly willing to remain closed tive days
~. anal, To cham, n.poIeon'. dope about q army MOVING
ar il, stomach. Why not walk on tho other guys
you don't hear the patriotic cOney sian coneessionsTes sauoUKinE
.bout that nve-day furloush'
- Il. a continues another year the one-armed lunches will have
drindied down to one anger
The evening world., 1918-01-18
WEST SIDE TENNIS CLUBS .
BIG MEETING TONIGHT.

whether or not the club should sppiy
to hold the national championsbIp
tournament again on It's ield at Force,
Hills and whether there should be 81
increase in dues are two importan,
questions that will DE before the West
sid Tennis Club at its annual meet
Ing at Delmonico's tonight. Several
prominent men In tho club arc against
any national tournament on It's courts
his year. A there have been re-
peated statements tina PHILADELPHIA
and Boston were ready 20 apply for
the championship tournament, tho
West Side members are expected ia
Offer no ]opposltiol TO = change.
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STANDING IN CLASS C
BILLIARD TOURNEY

saiiing John Bates's InEenue TO victory
over five other yachts Ia a trial cup
race. capt. Reuben White drove John J.
Gibbons's Red Rover Ia her initial Try
out In "A second ten-mllo point event and
won the race by twenty seconds over
George w. Bray's Daisy. which uosed
out Il. Irving Browns Say When by
seven seconds Tor the second position,
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Jan. ls.-The
Princeton won the Ice yacht race for
tho O'Brlen Gun, covering the fifteen
mile course In tho last time OF 20. 20, a
minute and eight seconds ahead Of the
Jack IfoBt.
Montclair Academy defeated Scion
Hall by "A score Of Al TO o. In a basket
ball game played Mt Montclair, n, J.
Berkeley-Irving defeated the Barnard
school five at basketball, The score
was 22 to IL,
The Columbia University basketball
Ave will meet tho 81, johns College
team Of Brooklyn ON the Morningslds
Heights court tonight. Columbia 10
hopeful OF checking It's losing streak. In
three games played II has failed TO score
a victory. but John Murray, tho coach.
after u hard workout Yesterday, said he
thought tho Blue and White Ave would
end Its slump at the expense OF 81
Johns.
Two games Of exceptional import.
ance IN the race for the hockey cham
pionship OF the T., + A. l.. are TO be
PLAYED tonight ht tho Brooklyn Ice
Palace, Tho moro important IS the
clash between Erasmus Hall High
/ school present leader in the race fot
tho tide and the medals offered by
ne Amateur Hockey LeaFuc. and
| Flushing HlCh School. which recently
/ took the measure of tho Army team,
at West Point Followers OF tho snort
/ believe that tho winner ct the game
viii IN the end capture the title.
The other match Is between jamaica
, High school and Manual Training
nigh School owing 60 the recent en-
hstmcnt of Cooper. goal ~ Manual
" generally is believed that tho Long
I Island institution viii win. A. usual
tho fret game VIII tart at 40 +. ".
Do la sage defeated tho Al.HeI.
lows i've hy a score OF 10 TO 10. De Ia
salle ~outplayol Al-lfullows. aud vh,.
half time was called led oy a score OF
II 20 e.
CHICAGO. Jan rs 4 q Tc,rcv
President 20 t'. Thr,,I laaEur
rslrd tho prt g.louts uf fn, Deutra'
League Western League ANA Contra
Association to-day 10 aftvrd in,u
meeting Go bo held |N Peoria. lI. fri
the purpose "a r.ffIIu- the Midi,
" est Minor League situation. ThI
date VIII be set after tAuir tvpllci
have been received
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LANN|N PAYS
S325,OOO FOR
SALISBURY LINKS
Former Owner of Red Sox to
Use Property SO That ne
Patrons of His Hotels Who
Like Golf May Enjoy Them
selves.

Joseph J. Lsrnin. former President
Of the Rcd sov. has bought the semi.
public golf links at Salisbury Cor
$500 lie plans to build q small
inn on the course for the accommo
dadtion Of golfers. His principal
object in buying the linlcs wa
TO provide ample and adequate
golf facilities for the patrons OF
the Garden City Hotel and a proposed
new hotel at Seventh Avenus and
5sth Street. New York. for which
plans viii be filed shortly.
The governing body OF the United.
states Golf Association states that
clubs throughout the country have
taken quick action on tho sp-
peal TO aid in the conservation OF
coal. some closing completely and
others shutting OF oil except a room
or two. In most Instances there viii
be little or no heat, INC consequently
a minimum amount Of coal oonsump-
ton.
John NJ. GIlchrist. who Ia attending
the Salisbury School. at Salisbury.
Conn. where he is preparing for Yale.
recently made a visit to the Hartford
Golf Club with surprising results- For
the first nine holes he scored 90. and
coming home shaved this total by three
strokes. finishing In 80. His total of s.
established a new record for the Hart
ford course.
Notices have been sent TO an the
clubs affiliated with the Massachusetts
Golf Association requesting them TO
send In the handicap ratings OF their
members for the 1918 year book.
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Fistic NeWs John p Pollock and Gossip

with his protere the cut weei IN February 1, h.
wbtps rlber.
' BarteJ MADDEN. the local hoa v reLsht. "a ,au
laid M with lumbAso and viii not slAn ios
SpntAnouI \. c., until usIt Friday. where he
will assist Frank Moran to gel INTO cJudNlon Tor
the lst'rr's 'Iht with Fret Fulton. which Is
scheduled for twenty ROUNDS q, Ner Orleans on
FEB. -, Attsr the fElt Madden attends 10 tahc
"a Jim Cotey in . rstI-n battle OF tw,lre rounds
a. FTsudeuce. n. l.
HavinG received a lAnps ofisf 70 boz Kld
Williams sir rounds IN PhllsdalphlA than h. IA
offered TO meet IA, Moore VI Memphis ior twenty
rounds 70 . decision At Akron. o.. on Jan %
Doe leach me wa, .cda NIn,aInVeGht. called ~
ha 20 Nth moore and vii 50 AgAinst william At
the Olympia A. 4. Of "Phiuy" On Monday even
ing. Jan. "a. williams and FRANKIE B,uus -,
boI twelve rounds al Balumors About Feb.
bAdis Mo0OOrty. ts oahhndA mi~ddlsva.ht
vAo recently returned from Australia aud h
SPENDING a fes DAYS In Chicago. he's PLACED hin
self under the mAnsgcnent Of Jadk Ksar. O,
California. Who also has lack Dempse, uude- nj.
management, kearnS will try and sign up Eddt,
With either Js EAgsn o. Boston or Bssln Dosna,
OF Clleieo 'oT hs fiSt bout IN the Eat
Two mop vel-hovu fighters hars jo.ps5 IN.
auhs TO nv and halp the Allies 10 Land a X. a
gRilop on the kaiser's crowd. There fzAter a..
frankie Fleming. tho ieathUEelght olampion a,
Canada, and Gilbert Gallant. The Chsses. Ma
Lightweight. Flsmlus has ioincd Tie Royal T7vtrs
Cors a. Camp Ontario. While Gallant haa -
listed In the nan at Bostoo.
Benny vslSu, The French t1ntsm ss,Sn.
tsko paI- N another scrap tonight Hs uiJ g,
sIlirst Pau ponea. tho New EaEisnd fys .r,
az twelve 7ound' 10 = decision a. q coNay .ho,
to b brought OF A. tic Rolo RlnE a. Seuuo~,
y, J. As both lsds are same and keep tsayns "a
the ought W furnish . uttlins fsst hatus
Frankie Buus. tho crack Jensp Oty h.nt.n
weight, and Dutch Brandt n Brcblyn. who b,,.
slrusdy tough, ,srsfSl hard battles. With Buus NM
dctor a1a 90 have % out 40 a longer hattie tr,,
they have previously engaged In Thew V,.
matched TO-DAY TO hEht . fitocn-round bcu. A. Oh,
Orleans \ c. oi No" Orleans on Jan. Is. Ana,
thN g. Burns will meet jack sharkov ',r 10,
rounds a. thu Town Hall A. c u s,rsato, y.
on Feb, D
Wilis Richie viii continue 70 a.. a. oc,ip.
lrs'ucuor Al oAmu LOWS, r,,a though hA pu..
boaN an San FlaucLEo placer .m u Glass (,
Tbs wa ueny q ia-ma,l9 that al 10 %, ,lg,
through In t,achrs ,ho 9I.auis o a..-,.r
10 dulus bs BIT Tor Cuc,e san sau r. ,o,a.le,st
tlroled 10 the ssr1oc. He E1u Irs boIi-s n
Suv1aoAs teS sas ums 70 go.
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zhy..ke Why Lose Rig Match.

Earl CaddocK, the sensational West
orn wrestler. VINO is no" a member OF
Uncle SANS army at Fort Dodge, sent
The following wire % Valdez ZbysAKo
to-day: ~ DIN defeats YOU at Mao
son Square Garden. Jan 20, I viii be
compelled to call on my match with you
at Des MONIES"
The receipt OF this wire convinced tn
championship claimant that II y abso
Iutely necessary Tor him 70 no In porte
condition when he faces the mammo,h
Finu.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

II the Munitions Hockey Club Of Of
tsws, which meets the Wanderers OF
New York Al the st. Nicholas Ice Rim
tomorrow night. cannot give the iocs
seven a hard battle. then, for the hTs'
time IN the history OF hockey. Canads
is unable TO send an amateur aEGrega-
ton hero that con lcfent an America
cam. There Is no question OF the ran
NJ the Munitions seven. II Is not onl.
one Of the best clubs IN It's district bUi
ono OF the best IN ali Eastern Canads.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

The Hunts Point Palace A. G, OF the
Bronx will stage tho biggest show that
has been put on hereabouts under the
membership plan tonight when four
ten-round bout are decided with KID
Mcfarland as referee, The ard is.
Is. o. Circus VS.. Young wflltam ms, Barney
kdaIr Va. Allie Mack. Battling Reddy
v. Johnny Hayes and PRckoy Hommey
vs., Bobby Lyons.
-. Prul tSh1 promssr -ha operate tho U.rl-
tai OltJ Athletic Cab where Fulton and Mako
win olssh to night. as hot afuw q bout for jess
willard. JseI RstdY. the matohmahor. wired
THAI his club Mi i've SO oOO for a bout be
tse-n the champion and Tho wauna Of the MisAc
Fulton match. willard sa!d well. l dont need
SIS. 600 IeJ BADLY uElt nov and I don't behe'S
I want 70 eonSidsr any purse proposition. Two
Eot dis BENEFIT idrs vel in hsnd. III mAhs
Il fer sthlsttn p~pphsmAlA-hat IL. fS bounS
EloTea, v~rosslinE mAis, baseball siun anything
that - HSded."
Anothsr du IN Inc West vhero borins bouts
are allos~S ~ b. carried or without any inter.
tercnoe By tie pohoo Authorues. has Just passed
a uls which will permit decisions to be r0ndeUd
by ruferoea IN smATa held at tho difEent BOXING
shows, Thus ciJ h Cincinnati. where twelve
Nund bNttLs have bsn fought for a louI time
Tbs B0sins tonlmuslon Al a tecent meotinE De
cided tia. IS the majority d ts fGat fAnS weF,
In favor Of a de- Eion btng gYru by the refenc,
Aitw each bout, they Thought hey would Evs
thu idc~ = tHL. stsTtEs On Fob, /
A. JOHNNY ONudss IA Esusd u tor two moTv
nEhtA 81 Scs Orleans Ne vlu 90 unable 10 mes
Willie J~acts1n. ne lo,E lightweight. At Nr'
Haven. Conn. on Zen. II. In q telegram "a
' ,ncsn1 Reius tho ~ promoter q New HArn
Duldce aakJd chat The bout b. pustpoued unit
Marsh. hlsn latsoy Cuuo VIII nost llEeJ b,
seC,ued 20 meet Jackson nov. to only bitch beins
in nSsris 10 the weight.
Cap Jim Donovan ~ . Oauadim REGIMENT.
Who has bccn apf.,lted official rsfaros oi al. boz
mE bouts 10 ho hs'd Al clubs N Baltimore ir
tho htu-o. viii b. the lhrI nan IN the ma
next MedussdN niEf when Js L,uch OF IN,
div and pics inadmAn OF 10 4prl. \. y. hooi
up IN . Ntteu round bou. a. tho Pykwick 4 &
which IL ogrdu.ted by sammy Harris
pave Asts1. ne uado'encd .usteu ,Antam
weigh CHAMPION. vI Doc put 20 -, sud ,cs, On,
Ucoh 'un Hoatn ug1 Nheu He st.ss, ~
a.Aat Joe l1a'r %, .euaa,UsI Qua,sr CIT
n.n'tmNylsHt H.'n ,Ho .up.t \ A o
lh.su. .R nnr h more AN c|yuil,n' ina
hc r.t sore . iea.,c ,..oD oyU rr41sf 40,
10 ,.a m.1uys to... Jghngg Lt4o mo a uu5,A
Ms,-Hms.'5 JaS Hsu'ao lD .,ausod Jos JACOB,
h'"' HS~s~ = = ESas - 10 wss si0S
The evening world., 1918-01-18
RACING SELECTIONS.
& ORLEANS.

First Racc-Edus r, Ultra oo,d.
Hasty MABEL
second Race-Rubicon IL, Thistie
Green, Addlid.
Third Race - MURPHY. John IT..
Tho MasquorAder.
Fourth Race-Prince Henry, wsAst
Lady. Sabin,
Tifth Race-Thanksgiving. LAtkle
Abe pT. TUCK.
Sixth Race Ear Fsit. Evelyn ",
CostumCT.
Seventh Race Rem Levy, WIZ
Thy me, Aston,
The evening world., 1918-01-18
YOU SAID 1T

CLOSING the Theatres and Cabarets Is a Blow to the
Tired Business Man. If All the Theatres and Cab
arets Are Closed, Where Is the Tired Business Man
Going to Get Tired?'
The evening world., 1918-01-18
II Miske Beats Fulton Tonight
There'I Be No Further TAX OF
Matching the Latter With VIII
lard.
"''"t4i rs. i X. %orI p i, s SwsSSii aSi'' "

o'''Ht n. i ~. 4or ISi i, sSTs S %Ssi i;SlH' o.
TIRED FULTON and Billy hisk-
Il fight to-night out in b. Paul.
MINI. This being their home
neishborhood, they will draw = gIcat
crowd. Fulton may not think 90. but
little Miske 10 likely to give him quite
q tryout. Miske 10 q real fighter. with
an the ~cnfidence in the world and
q ruBhins. tearing style Of ighttn8
that makes him dangerous TO the
clever men as well as tho sluEgers.
Makes last sensational piece OF work
In the East was IN his recent night
with Jack Dillon. lie beat tho Grant
Killer 30 badly that tho referee
wanted 10 stop the fight, and would
havo stopped II n Dillon hadn't begged
10 be allowed 70 continue. Dillon was
barely able TO keep his feet through
the ten rounds. The bout practically
finished Dillon as a topnotcher.
hiske beat Carl Morris. II seemed
an impossible task. and few Of the
spectators expected TO see the smaller
man even 90 through inc bout. fut
he o~utfought tho huge Oklnhomhn
from start 10 nnish.
so Misko isn't an easy mark. by
any means. Fulton will at least have
q nght on his hands.
The men are built much alike. but
fulton will tower six inches over
Miske Ind have an advantage Of about
thirty-five pounds in weight Fulton
is 6 feet 0 Inches tall and in his last
iight weighed 2i2 pounds stripped.
MIske lie 8 feet and weighs $50. There
is no fat on either. 30 Fulton's greater
weight ia a real advantage.
II Miske wins thare will be no more
talk OF matching Fulton against WI
lard.
The evening world., 1918-01-18


A GROUP Of men interested in
n sport was holding II discussion
OF the value Of personality.
Why" said one. 81 remember a
Eood instance Of the power OF per-
s0nality. John l. Sullivan. in his
line, was bunaloed by just two men,
Little Charlie Mitchell had his mum
heg-to some extent. But Bily Mul-
CON was tho one man sullivan ac-
Jsllv feared lie was %Sullivan's alb
2lute boss. He was training sullivan
'9r his fight with Kilrain, AT his place
~ on the Hudson One day he went
loWn TO New York, and when he
Hsme back no saw a crowd around a
sloon. Muldoon looked IN and saw
i1ln l. Sullivan leaning up against
ls bar. sullivan had taken adv0n,
age OF his absence 70 break loose
lie was licking up all the liquor in
sight.
"Muldoon went down the street ana
got a baseball bat. Then he wen
oack and walked into the saloon
Without "A word he turned loose or
sullivan with the baseball bat II,
ildn't hit John on tho hCad. but he hi
him everywhere else. lie drove Sulli'
van out 10 the sidewalk and HEADED
um toward the training quarters
Every time John hcsltdted Nuldoor
slammed him from the rear, propel
ing him on. John never turned
around. MuldoOn wasn't a boxer, anC
ne never put on tho gloves with suit
van, but he often WIestled with him
When they reached the quarters Mul
loon made John j. strip and CONT
ut on the wrestling pad. And tor an
Igur he threw John and zen on him
lntil he had beaten and Jared all tn.
looze out OF him Sullivan didn't ca
.oose again while MuldUon wa
around"
Judging from the above, %personalit,
IAN be very handily impressed with
baseball bat.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

That last spy caught by the Secret Service had more .
hamburger steak.
The evening world., 1918-01-18
GONE people have said ,ha, bose

GONE people have said hat boxers
y don't try to get into the army.
Well. some boxers don't--thut's
= fact. But some other people don't.
n some boxers who want 70 become
soldiers are very persistent. There's
Danny Goodman. for instance, not
long ago very we'll known among New
York boxers. Goodman wanted to 20
over there" and fight. lie wanted
10 10 with the regulars. When he
applied, and "a examined, he was
turned down because Of a broken
nose through which he couldn't
breathe very well. lie tried again.
same result. SO Goodman went TO
a hospital, had hiA nose operated
upon. paid 81 a day for treatment
until he was turned out again. and
went right back 20 the recruiting
station.
Doctor" he said, my nose Is oil
right now. Won't you NJ mo
Ggain7"
The examination was over Ia five
minutes, and Dan Goodman signed
his name and became one OF Uncle
sans regulars right on tho spot.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

Patrons viii confer a favor on the management by
over the tops of their specs and conserving the lenses.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

RI the Government really wanted to eliminate waste tue, should canoe
this column
The evening world., 1918-01-18

'10--.hI af8. BY The Press puDlshInE % Uhe New York nycnlnr worl
The evening world., 1918-01-18

RED BANK. N J, Jan I-AnH
The evening world., 1918-01-18

Billiard psrlor owner complains that II Garfield
GOAL his ivory billiard balls will crack from tho cold
those tales Of Hunnish atrocities.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

Berkeley-IrVtng defeated The Barnard
school five at basketball, Ths score
was ~ to ~.
The evening world., 1918-01-18

Montclair Academy defeated Seton
Hall by "A score OF Al TO o. In a basket
ball game played Rt Montclair. n, J,
The evening world., 1918-01-18

SOLVE THE COAL QUESTION. HEAT YOUR HOUSE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-21
JACKIES WILL
SHOW UP WELL
Sailors In Making at Great Lakes
Naval Training Station Be-
IIeyed to be In Good
Shape.

GREAT LAKES, Ill. Feb. I'll
Perry McGillivray and Buddy. Wal
len, two of the country's leading
natators, will sport the blue of the
Great Lakes naval training station
In Detroit February %, when the De-
troit A. G. stages the 100, 200 and $50
yard back stroke events in the Cen
trail A. A u. swimming champion
ships There Is every Indication thai
the tackles may add ten points to
their total in the central standing.
They now are ranked behind the
Chicago Athletic association and Hi
nois Athletic club. with 10.
records, will perform in the 100
stroke He has few equals at the
hundred and also ranks with the
leaders in the other event. Wallen
is Chicago's long distance swim cham
pion. For the last two years he has
won the Chicago river marathon
from padding stars of the middle
west. He is carded to perform In
the 100 and 220.
The men will be accompanied by
Chief Yoeman Harry Hazelhurst, who
coached the water team Of the Ham
ilton club OF Chicago before he en-
listed. He is in charge OF swimming
classes at Great Lakes.
Herman Laubis. formerly of the
Missouri Athletic club of st. Louis,
will compete If the quarantine Is lift
ed on his barracks In time Laubis
Is known for his accomplishments in
the Mississippi river marathons.