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N. Y. Y.C. CAN'T LOSE
CUP BY FORFEITURE
The Deed Of Gift Contains
Nothing in Reference
to Defaults.

The declination by the New York
Yacht Club OF the challenge for the
Americas Cup by Sir Thomas Upton
was the chief topic OF conversation yes
terday among yachtsmen. While there
were some expressions OF disappointment
over the action of the club It was gen.
orally conceded that the custodians OF
the trophy we're we'll within their rights.
The deed OF gift makes no reference to
forfeiture by default
The suggestion that the challenger
might claim the cup by forfeiture was
not regarded as likely. The failure OF
the challenger to give the defending club
ten months notice. in accordance with
the deed of gin, would be an effective
bar to forfeiture.
In addition. Sir Thomas Upton is
known to be 20 much Of q sportsman
that he would hardly attempt to lift
the cup except through the medium OF a
race on the water.
Following the action on the Upton
challenge and the election OF ]. p. Nor
gan as commodore the following officers
were elected and committees appointed
Vice-commodore. Harold s. Wander
secretary. George A. Cormack; treas
urer, Tarrant Putnam; measurer, Harold
w. Webb.
Membership Committee--william But
Ter Duncan. Henry A. Bishop, Charles
Lane Poor, commodore F. l. Sawyer
U. s. NJ: Leonard Richards and Robert
w. Gambler.
Race Committee-H dc r. Parsons
J. N. Marlborough and Frederick o
Spedden.
House Committee-Samuel A. Brown
Charles NJ Billings and Henry T. Maury
Library Committee--James d. Clark
man. Charles w. Lee and Henry b
Kane
Model Commlttee-F'rederick NJ. Hoyt
Henry N Fletcher and c. Sherman Hoyt
Committee on Club Stations and An
chorages-No. 2. Henry p. Dawson No
8, Walther Luttsen; No. 8. Arthur Cur
tisS James; No. 10, ]. Harvey Ladew.
The sun., 1918-12-21
RAIN PREVENTS RACES.
storm Turns Jefferson Park Track
Into . Lake.

New ORLEANS, Dec 20.-Because OF
q heavy rainstorm which started early
last night and continued throughout the
night and early morning the racing at
Jefferson Park was called off to-day
The track resembled a lake and 1t was
impossible TO stage the programme The
entries:
claiming: purse $500; six furlonEs: Dickefy
Day, lN: Vigilante, l02; Hansel Rose. l05
Jack IIealy, los; Dan Bright. lOe Rubei
Hugh. lOs; George Washington, Ill; Louis
B., lB.
second Race-Three. year ODDS and upward
claiming purse 500; one mile and half
Frank shannon. los Dahinda. lOS: Chret!t
Holters,' los: Antotnette, lOg Prevaricate. IL?
Third Race-Three- year-olds and upward
claiming; purse $500; Ave furlongs: Breezy
l03 French. 100: Minnie F., 1906; New Model
lo7; Little D.. 10; Meg, 10: SureEet, ia
Harbsrd. ia; Apple Jack. ia
Fourth Race-Three year. olds and upward
Medford, 100 Blue Bonnet, 100; Pasanln
10; General, ia; Bars and stars, IA; Parlol
Boy ia; Dr. Campbell. IA Lady Long
fellow. 100; Nettie walcutt, ia
Fifth Racc-Three- year.Olds and upward
Elk iurlonss; purse 500; Kilmer, lol
stelclne, IL; replus, IL; Merry Twinkle
~; Comacho, ~; King Neptune. n2 Her
bert Temple, liz; Nouredd!n. IL.
sixth Race-Three year olds and upward
claiming purse $500; one mile; Lucille p.
1O5 Carl Pierce. los: Broom Peddler los
Ihursday Nighter, ios; Browns Favor.te
ssret n, 10; Luther. il3; Laird oKirk
caldy, ll3; transportation. LIS; Yermak
ll3; Grumpy, liz.
The sun., 1918-12-21
LLOYD'S NECK CLUB
TO FOSTER SPORTS
Aviation to Be Retained as a
Feature.

special meeting OF the governors of
me Loyd's Neck Club, organized a few
weeks ago under the presidency of Regi-
"ah {. Vanderbilt for the purpose OF
operating with tho Government in the
A'eh son OF aviation practice, was held
gtN'rday At Sherry's for the purpose of
eadapt'ng this important club and sport
ng project TO the change from war to
peace conditions
me meeting was called at the request
VI members who suggested that the
Ehai Intentions of the club to place
Srss plantation at Lloyd's Neck.
a. a. l' 70 the uses OF the Army and Navy
apartments for training schools and APP
ptH"h'eS for aviation ana hydroair-
pah" practice be retained, but modified
,nat aviation In all its phases may be
tH.'Nl"d among the future activities OF
!. addition It was suggested that the
rue peach and deep salt water OF the
,s Island Sound front be developed
w. V'hlng and yachting facilities, and
RIA. RIA. c'mmodious facilities be erected in
s NY i'r the coming spring and summer
an, me plans Of the club win rapidly be
r,e.'ped along these lines, so that the
arr, ~ opportunities of the club prop
m ior outdoor sports and recreations OF
Ao'@ may be utilized next season.
The sun., 1918-12-21
JEANETTE BEATS sCHMADER
Wins Eight Round Bout In West
HObOken.

Joe Ieannette took Andy Schmadcr
claimant OF the heavyweight champion
ship OF the United states Navy, into
port last night in nm eight round bout AZ
tho Spring A C.. West liobohcn. Jean
nette instructed the ambitious seaman
in tho intricaCics OF the boxing art. NJ
the close OF the eighth round S2hmader
had II bloody nose, n couple Of black
eyes ana was Erogsy
Jack Denley OF the B~oollyn Navy
Yard outpointd Roy HirSch in n six
round bout. The victor's bride OF a
month was among the spectators, and ~
the close Of the bout Denley ran over
to where she sat and imprinted a re
sounding smack on her lips. Sailor ReA-
gan outpointed Bobby Michaels In a SIX
round bout.
The sun., 1918-12-21


Tho other day l dropped into the ma
chine saop Of the New York Railways
Company on West F1l;y- third street dur
Ing luncheon hour to Visit my Oh rIehd'
When i arrived there met quite a
gpody crowd, am9ns whom We're Joe,
The shop foreman, Fink, the section n"ss
Old man Fluherty, Jim Jefferson and Pete.
the yarLmasier, a..
fishing trap that several OF tho party had
made a Jew days previously, when the rec
ton boss had caught the on'y nsh TAX q;
a cod Of about pounds in weight. / WIZ
Try and give tho Conversation verbatim:
sure you didn't cal. mat hsh, "a
YOU said Fahoriy; sure. nome IN tne
Tor Tor {bs bait, We 0'' -.
road thar ran parable. with the shofr. and
down on the beach ! saw what appeared
to be a 4yg about thirty t"et .gng AMI Two
fee' In diameter, aud says 10 my ser :
thern. e. the very thing need 20 make gate
poses wltn, and b., ! goes 10 tHo house.
ge.s my brother Tim 20 bring h's cross
Gu; saw and down "e 60 &" the beagn
nrst cat when. hy the etc'uH. ma"E rel, II
what We Thought was a log didn't com
meuce TO wiEEie and sGu'rm Itself INTO
That coL gentlemen" added Flahorty.
was 4 f5lr snwr" 81 'he ash iHey go'
!" T ' a Few minutes there was silence, and
then Up sr,akr i'm jefferson; ..
II can vol believe y'u. Mr. F-1hertf.
-nvsc'r hut WAS not So lucky as you, as
all not oven 60: IA glance ~ my hsH
"un my fathers and aye TX Xxx,
where the Spor'swcu would come from
miles around t. Och. a,
zone sp-lng ANYBODY Who T."i 70 hsn
I'm No lake hooked latr sor1o monster in
tho Depths that would srap tie ines; an d
strongest ~ Hshiug lin" AS II i were no;h'
Ing hat haSt.nE C,.i'op, mad. o., nv
mind 10 try and 's;gh whnt"Ntr = VS.
mat Vas spos.rS the Hshlnr IN '9' 'ln"
The sun., 1918-12-21
PENN ELEVEN TO PLAY HERE
IL Scheduled to Meet Dartmouth
at Polo Grounds.
Special Despatch TO The Sun.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec 20--The
football season OF 1919 at Pennsylvania
promises to resume all the gayety and
festlYeness OF former years 1t Is pos
sible that two games will be played at
New York, which may be considered per-
mlsslble because OF the short trip.
When the two year agreement was
signed with Dartmouth Il was stipulated
that the FIRST game should be held on
Franklin Field and the second game, the
game OF next year would be played at
the Folio Grounds Therefore pennsylva-
MIA IL committed 10 meet the Green
Mountain boys next Season at New
York
Columbia Is now very anxious to enter
the big field OF football. Indications are
Columbia will approach both Pennsylva-
nit and Cornell for games next fall.
Whether or not Pennsylvania viii con-
sent to play Columbia Is question.
There has not been n meeting OF the
football committee. and until that meet
ing IS held tho status OF Pennsylvania
football will not be known
The sun., 1918-12-21

hook on which I !mpalei young mig Yer
od!t ana heaNea II out into the water
In Il few seconds there came a terrific
shock and was hurled of the wagon onto
the ground. When l got up my team. de-
spite their terrible struggles were Just be-
in. drawn down under the water, and
nothing has been seen Of them from that
day to this"
Too bad YOU didn't use locomotive, 4"
sal DC switch foreman.
Dinner time is up said the shop fore
man as he gave his pet rabbit another
turnip.
As ! Oft N. she p looked back at Pete.
the yardmaster. lie seemed to hp in a
trance, while Old man F'ahorty's Adams
apple was working up and down as II he
was trying 90 swallow something
New York. Dec. 20. JOHN FELB
Refined Anglers Desire Boat.
The brotherhood Of Refined Anglers
with "a membership Of nifty gentlemen,
desire to hear from captains Of nsh.uE
boats leaving CdnRrs!e, Timer Park ana
Sheepshead Bay. giving bids for exclusive
Charter two Sundays a month. beginning
the second week in April. 1913. GIVE de,
tails ana dimensions Of boat
r. ENRTGHT, president.
cog LAFAYETTE ave, BROOKLYN. Dec. 20
The sun., 1918-12-21
Otis RETAINS HIS
| LEAD OYER DE- ORC
Wins Third Block Of Three
Cushion Match and Keeps
Five Points Ahead.

The three cushion battle between AL
fredo De Orc and Schuyler Otis at
Rational Recreation. Brooklyn. has de-
veloped into a sensational struggle in
which either player may win in the final
game tonight
When last nights play started Otis
was in the lead by FIVE points. and after
q close, exciting contest he still retained
his Ave point lead. The total score now
is $50 for Otis and 145 for De ORC.
Otis had the advantage In the early
innings and gradually Increased his lead
till the fifty-hfth inning. when no held
command by AZ TO 80.
Then the Cuban pulled himself to-
gether and in his fifty-ffth inning ran
six. He continued to gather points by
remarkable shots, and with four sepa-
rate runs OF three got nifty points jus,
before Otis collected the fifty necessary
TO close the block The score:
Points. II. r. Innings
Otis northumberland a.
De Oro..,.............S so "a
The sun., 1918-12-21
CLARKE WINS CLASS B TITLE.
Muldnur's Victory Over Ortiz Gives
Him HOnors.

MuldRur's Victory over Ortiz Gives
Him BOnors.
George 7. B. Clarke has the honor Of
having captured the Claes B IS q honors
in two distinct amateur billiard asso-
Citations He won the hrst prize OF the
Glass B tournament OF the National
Associa ton Of Amateur Billiard Players
last year. and last night he was returned
the champion OF Glass b of the Ameri-
can Amateur Billiard Association.
Clarke did not play last night, but
Antonio Ortiz, who had n chance to tie
Clarke for first place, lost to Muldaur.
This gave Clarke the championship.
Ortiz and NJ. Elm will play for second
prize Monday night Muldaur and
Wiener each won three and lost three.
Gershel won two and lost four and Nc
Gowan lost six in row This was the
first Class b championship tourney ever
held by the American Amateur Billiard
Association. ortiz made Il run of Sc, the
high run OF the competition. The score
Pts II. r. Ave.
ortiz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ?.O Sc 3+-%s
The sun., 1918-12-21
LoADMAN AND SHARKEY DRAW
Fight Twelve Hounds In Fast bout
at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec 20.--After n
suspension OF hostiities caused by the
ban put on boxing In this city by the
Police Commissioners. the Gst.c game was
resumed here this evening when the
Peerless Athletic club staged one OF the
c'eanest programmes seen IN Baltimore
for many years.
DICK Logdman OF Buff 10 and Jack
Sharley of New Yorl; fought twelv"
rounds TO Il draw at Albaugh's Theatre.
1t was the first match that has been
held here since early in the war, An
immense crowd packed the theatre.
Loadman and Sharkey fought like
tigers. Both men were on their feet at
tho finish and apparently strong, Load
man put up game night and IN several
instances had Sharkcy rather groggy but
the latter had the knack OF recovering
quickly,
The sun., 1918-12-21
HEYDLER LAUDs UMPIRES.
New President IL in Boston for
Brief Visit.
Special DesDu,ch to THE son


BosToS, Dec. 20.--John A Heydler.
the new president of the National
League. paid his first visit to the Braves
officials in his new capacity here to-day.
He took pains TO set right the story
that he was coming here to set right
the Braves situation" 1t Is merely his
first stop in visiting about the circuit, he
explained, and will go from here In n
day or two TO either Philadelphia or
P!ttsburg. In his very brief statement
he had kind word for ump!res.
They had hard time last season"
he said, land I take this occasion to state
they were very courageous and patient
under adverse conditions. You all know
I'm new on this Job and am getting busy
learning all can about II. The financial
condition OF tho league is good and the
ST. Louis situation has been ironed out"
lie venturcd 10 further comment that
"the tendency OF the game seems TO be
toward the joint use Of ball grounds in
such cities as 81. Louis Philadelphia,
New York and Boston" He had a high
compliment for "silk" OI,oughlin saying
he was one of the very best. Hey'iler
leaves on the midnight train for New
York as he is anxious to get To work
on the league averages. he said"
The sun., 1918-12-21
HENDRICKS BACK
FROM over THERE
Manager Of Cardinals Says
Rows in France Are Talk
ing Reams Of Baseball.
nv FREDERICK @. LIEB.

u.ssball celebrities in the service are
-..Ja,v returning to what the Yankee
.a,s,cr boys call Goods own country"
~ hendricks, manager of the st, Louis
c.,d,nals and field secretary for the
vs,gbts OF Columbus, returned yester-
t,y on board the Megantic.
hendricks was over there only long
..nu,b TO decide that Paris Is some
.,un" lie did not sail until the day OF
". faLe peace announcement. and was
.r,v n few days at sea when the big
s,b, was finished. Jack said he was
100 there about as long as some BUSH
~. las, in the big leagues, but added.
- saw 4 lot during my sojourn."
lack said there are a lot Of big
,,sSuers in France, and the boys are
S.glnning to talk and think baseball
rain. II talked TO q lot OF ball players
aver there. They all hope to be back
:, lime TO make the training trips Now
,s,t II Is over. the big question among
,bs bows is, When do we get home"
Hendricks said ne heard of the cleo
,,n OF John Heydler to the presidency
a, the National League Just before he
In France. 1T sure was good news
sad Hendricks. Nobody ever deserved
r-or,otion more than John Heydler. He
is OF the CleAnesL men CNeA NOa'hS~eSo
9TH baseball. He always has been q
rredit TO the game"
Looks for Brilliant Season.
Hendricks says he looks forward tc
, brilliant season for baseball next year
the old game has had some hard
snooks." said Jack. but I expect to see
/, come back strong. I did not hnd any
ceiling against baseball overseaA Every
body will be glad when the time comes
"a yeil Play ball again"
Asked as to what will be his status
next year. Hendricks said: We'll, still
= N manager Of the Cardinals. However
lust got in, and will have to learn tht
zones. 1 have been out OF touch viii
things" r,
During the league meeting James c
tones. yice-president and leading stock
bolder OF the Cardinals, said 1t had no
hesn decided who would lead the st
Louis Nationals next season. He sax
me question would have to walt unit
Major Branch Hickey, president OF I'M
rlub returned from France. Branch y
expected back before the joint meeting
next month.
It Is known, however. that Jones u
against the retention OF Hendricks anC
Il OF the opinion that his work with tn
Cardinals last season was not satistac
en-
The sun., 1918-12-21
MEALEY DEFEATS MULLIN
Finishes strong and Wins Bout Il
Philadelphia.

pHlLApELPUIA, Dee. 9O-Two left hand
jahbers clnshed in the wlndup Mt the
Cambria Athletic Club tonight. and af-
ter eighteen minutes Of dilatory milling
Johnny Mealoy was the victor over Eddie
Muil,n. For throC rounds Mu!!!n held
his own with M,alcy, but could not stand
the pace in the last three and Mcaley
won by getting 10 his man quickly, then
blocking every one OF Eddlcs short
swings, Mullin had a good loft lab, but
never &orked close enough to Mealey to
land II effectively.
The sun., 1918-12-21
ENTER FOR QUAKER CITY RACE
Five Clubs to Send Teams for
Wood Block Handicap.

Five local clubs yesterday entered
teams for the six mile Wood Block
handicap race. which is to be held in
Philadelphia next month. The clubs
which will serd teams to the Quaker
city are Brooklyn A. A.. Morningside
a. c., Pauiist A. C. Mohawk a. c. and
St. CHRISTOPHER Club.
Frank Titterton OF the Morningside
A. G, ] Silverdoliar OF the Glencoe A.
@. and Jimmie Henigan OF the United
States Army are some OF the prominent
individual entries
The sun., 1918-12-21
SYNDICATE TO BUY
KENTUCKY TRACKS
Breeders to Control All Four
Associations.
Special Despatch 10 THE SON.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. 20. - Central
Kentucky breeders Of thoroughbred
horses headed by former United States
Senator Johnson y. Camden and Edward
Sims, both multimilionaires, have
formed n syndicate, II Is stated tonight,
20 purchase the four Kentucky race
tracks and coordinate them under one
management The tracks involved are
Douglas Park and Churchill Downs at
Louisville. Lexington and I.atonta
The plan started with proposition to
buy the stock in the Latonia and Doug
las Park associations held by the Tiller-
Adler-Cella syndicate OF st. Louis and
developed 10 include the other assocla-
tons.
4 representative has been ccrrr.:s-
stoned. Il Is said. 10 secure an option on
all the properties, the value OF which
Will run into the millions.
The sun., 1918-12-21
sEnvATrrs WINS WITH CUE.

l.. A. Servatius last night defeated
Charles Steinbugler by $50 10 llS in the
Glass c IS 2 balkline tournament for the
metropolitan championships under the
auspices OF the National Association of
Amateur Billiard Players at Gruhn's
broadway room. Servatius had the
game in hand from the start and won as
he pleased. The victor'S average was
9 2i-S2 and the losers 2 s6-sl.
The sun., 1918-12-21
GREAT LAKES OFF FOR COAST.
VIII Claim Title n II beats Mare
Island.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.--With a clean rec
ord for the season. the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station football team
departed to-day for Pasadena, cal,
where n game will he played with Marc
Island Navy Yard eleven on New Year =
Day.
Commander j. r. Kaufman, athletic
officer at the station, who will 20 to
Pasadena next week to be present at the
game. said he expected the team TO win
and that he would claim the national
championship in case OF victory.
The sun., 1918-12-21
KILBANE TO DEFEND TITLE.
Resigns From Army and VIII He
gin Training January /.

CLEVELAND, Dec, lJ.--Johnny KiIbane,
fcatherWelght champion OF the world,
has resigned as an army boxing In
structor and expects after the first OF
the year To 20 into active training 10
defend his title. It was announced here
tonight.
Kilhane rendered his resignation be-
cause the rehabilitation OF troops left
him without any pupils HIS resigna-
ton has not yet been accepted
The sun., 1918-12-21
HARRIS TO wREsTLE RUsEK.

Sailor Jack Harris OF the United States
Navy Armed Guard and Soldier Toe
Rusek, former middlcwcight champion
OF the United States Army. viii wrestIe
next Tuesday night at the Crescent
Theatre. Brooklyn. In another bout
''C'yclone" Sanders, the Swedish sailor,
will try conclusions with Nicola Mon
tagano, the italian catapult John T.
Dunn will oniciate as master OF cere-
monies.
The sun., 1918-12-21

MINORS ASK REPRESENTATION.
VIII Seek Place on National Com
mission,

CHICAGO, Dec, 20.---M. II. Sexton, pres
ident OF tho National Association OF
Minor Leagues, to-day advised President
Hickey of the American Association that
the special meeting of the minor leagues
probably will be held in Chicago on
January ~. two days before the Joint
meeting OF the major leagues In New
York.
President Sexton requested John II
Farrell of Auburn, N. Y, secretary OF
the National Association, to call the
meeting on the date suggested. The
minor leaguers will request representa-
ton on the National Baseball Commits
sion. and II granted will abolish the pres.
ent board OF arbitration.
President Hickey said the club own
ers OF the American Association would
attend the joint meeting Of the major
leagues In New York in a body.
The sun., 1918-12-21
INTERCITy BOXING BOUTS.

The city Athletic Club will stage an
intercity amateur boxing tournament in
it's clubhouse on January 7, Three
classes viii be decided The boxers will
represent this city and Boston. The
classes are at 10. 115 and 40 pounds
There will he an open class at l2s
pounds for local boxers.
The sun., 1918-12-21
ENGLAND TO REVIVE
RACING NEXT YEAR
Government Sanctions Meet
ings at All Courses-Derby
to Be Held June a.
S,>c,o, ca,r. D..patcA TO THH SUE.

LONDON, Dec 2o.-Racing in England
in 1919 will be along a scale almost as
large as before the war The Derby Will
be decided Mt EPSON on June T. 1t re-
celved official sanction from the British
Government to-day.
The season will open full blast with
the Lincolnshire handicap on March "a.
Three days later the Grand National
Steepleohase will be run at Liverpool.
Big meetings also have been arranged
for Lockwood Donoa ster and Ascot.
The sun., 1918-12-21
ASHMEAD SAVES CRESCENT.
scores From Foul Line ana beats
COIIegians, IS to ~.

A goal from the foul line in the last
minute OF play by Ashmea d gave the
Crescent Athletic club basketball team
n victory over the All Collegiate Ave last
night on the New Moon court by score
Of 3s to 81 It was the Cresccnts'
NTH straight victory.
Ashmead besides bagg'nR the goal
which brought his team victory shot four
fied goals from the field and six from
the foul line. Lanyon Gagged six field
goals for the former college stars The
lineup
The sun., 1918-12-21
Again the Old Case of Joe Guyon, Indian.

The South in New York has risen ms against declaration
Joe Guyon there would be between the
a
Tech This
a
secon
Carlisle
A A
II
be n q
wonderful 1917 Golden Tornado
l.. Is.
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football Carlisle Il
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The sun., 1918-12-21
bouts AT n. Y. A. {.

Entries for the New York Athletic
clubs amateur boxing tournament, to
be held December &c and 2S, will close
with the A. A. L. December %. The
classes to be contested are 10 pound
novice, lie, 1870 and 145 pounds
The sun., 1918-12-21
BOB GLEASON TURNS PRO"
Amateur Boxer Hands In Card to
A A. u.

Robert Gleason, the amateur boxer OF
the Dominican Lyceum, yesterday turned
in his registration card to the Amateur
Athletic Union. He announced he VIII
turn professional. Gleason will try his
hand In the professional ranks at the
Harrison A. c. of Newark for the first
time next Monday night
Gleason, who has Just been discharged
from the United States Army, was an
amateur Of high standing. During the
six years he competed In the amateur
ring he won two national titles and
several local championships. Last year
he won the New York state 145 pound
title and the metropolitan 1853 pound
championship.
The sun., 1918-12-21
BARNARD WINS AGAIN.
Makes II Four In Row at Ex-
pense of Collegiate.

Barnard Schools basketball team
scored its fourth straight victory Of the
season yesterday when II trounced the
Collegiate School five on Barnards court
by q score OF 81 to II.
The playing Of Bolles Of Barnard was
the feature OF the game He Gagged ten
goals from the field and played a fine
defensive game. Robertson bagged seven
field goals and Farrell six Tobin ana
Cook accounted for Collegiate's points.
The lineup:
The sun., 1918-12-21
Habits nf whiting.

I think "Unc.o bud ey" Is in the wrong
when he says that whiting are chased BY
some other hsE. widths chase spearing
into such shallow water that tho waves
wash the whiting ashore.
IL "EEcle b4dloy' or any one eIss ever
Eets bl.tvn by ono feel sorry Tor any
one who ever mentions whiting attcrward
HOOKS AND SINNERS.
The sun., 1918-12-21

Field goals--Crescent: Heath 4. Hirten
3, Austin 3, Ashmeld 4, Stewart . All
Coliesiates; Lsnyon G, Mccain, McTlgue
a. o. Brlen 3, Irving g. Goals from foul
Ashmead G, Mccain 3, Rcieree--I.icut.
Brunn, United States Army Time OF
halves go minutes
The sun., 1918-12-21
BOXING AT CRESCENT A. G.

The Crescent Athletic Club OF Brook.
Ign will hold an amateur boxing show
on January ~ Three classes will he de
pounds.