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New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Havana Entries

prse rss ,s6S rasS % and upward claiming
Wizard los: Ralph s.. los; .Piorrot lia. c%s ay9
foss. s..oad III: Trapping. III. '"''
$500 six furlongs) Terrible Miss. sa Iady rans
aen i,ud do9; opr Davis. 90; .croix dor ics Hmn
Third race tthree- -year-ods and upward claim.
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pare, l9a Tolerance. lo2; Victoria. ioS: Beverly
J., Fourth race tthree olds and upward claim
n, ,nR; purse $500: i've and half furiones; ;-Biil
Simmons, l0l: Cork. l0s: Attorney Muir ies.
slrculste loa; Prince Bonero. lo7: Conoyinso
iuy twinkle Toes, l0e: Blanchita lOe Enyer Bey.
III, Hands OFF Ill. '~' "S''
Firth race tthree year -olds and upward: claim
ing; purse ., 1900: Aye and half ftriongsl --Wep
mouth Girl, %. Blanca 95; Miss Wight Inn
,,Asue., los; Mvcrside. los: Bunice. los: Bonnie
Tess l09; King Tuscan III A'''''
Sixtn rscs flour ur.year-olds and upward: claiming
purse $500 QUO mile)--Qdslkauc. as: Got Tn los
las,siston r. ios butchar Boy. los: -BuiSer. Iii
'Apprenticc allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Long WrangIe at Biltmore
Has Most Startling Results
Major Leagues Decide to Let Minors Paddle Their
Own Canoe; No Draft Is keynote as Baseball
Men Join in Harmonious Plea for Democracy
By Charles A. Taylor

democracy represented by the minor leagues of base
hall victory the of the
the national the Bmore yesterday
long the hours passed by appeared to those whose hearts
wrapped baseball and bat that all
the big sensation with the that
majors surrendered and granted practically everything the
had demanded
Btmore should This nfuy
collisions baseball
ing represenng the big leagues and the fiery
Tinker former of the Chicago Cubs
Club
the floor Of the hostery.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17

It took a long time for the big fel-S
,ows 70 Get together on this democratic
rroposition. which in brief means that
The National Commission VIII continue
to direct the affairs of the major
leagues. whereas the National Associa-
tion of Professional Ball Clubs, or in
short terms the minors. will have the
undisputed control of their own affairs.
As the majors put it in the final
showdown, the minors will have their
own say as regards territorial, con-
tract and reservation rights. If the
majors wish to buy promising minor
league player they must purchase their
man outright.
The National Association in the wee
small hours of this morning when the
news of their victory reached them in
terrupted their rejoicings long enough
10 name committee which will meet
with the National Commission in the
near future to draw up new agree
ment covering the innovations in
dorsed.
As if these collisions were not
enough when all baseballdom, fans and
fanatics included, were besieging the
Biltmore to learn what sort of reply
the "big fellows" would make to the
demands of the little ones from the
bushes, the women folk had to join the
melee Many q baseball magnate and
ian got into terrible mix-up when
they reached the first floor of the inn
and gazed on a big placard that read,
National League of Women's Clubs"
1t was merry turmoil, take it from
any angle preferred. when the solons
Of baseball met yesterday to face prob
lens Of their own making as we'll as
problems arising from the stand of the
minor leagues which, sitting with their
backs to. the wall, as the esteemed Gen
eral Haig put it, have demanded a new
deal.
The situation was serious which
these men, who have directed the des-
tinies of the national game, faced yes
terday, And it was not to be wondered
at that they decided to go slow. In
fact, they went so slow that the hours
passed and passed before any rumble
in the way of news came from the
sanctum sanctorum. The first CLEAN
ings of what had happened in the in
ner council of baseball gave little en-
couragement to the radicals, or, better
reformers.
The first bulletin from the inner
WORKS was to the effect that after
numerous cigars and other things it
had been determined that the president
OF each of the two major leagues
should appoint committee of two "de-
tectives" to find a man of calibre far
from the walks and base stealings of
baseball TO head the National Commits
sion.
This bulletin translated into the fan
ian language means that Augustus
Hermann will remain as chairman of
the controlling body of baseball until
the committee of four sleuths, after
searching the highways and hedges, un-
earths "the man"
This first bulletin of "czars" was
therefore not Bit reassuring to the
sclons OF democracy as represented by
tae myriad small leagues scattered
about the country: The little boys"
nave been most insistent that they
should have representation on the com
mission, The National League, too,
under the leadership of John A. Hey
aer rts new president. had reached
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Racing Dates Postponed

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 16.-Taun-
ton and Sturbridge horsemen applied
for dates on tho 1919 Bay State Racing
Circuit at the annual meeting of the
directors here to-day. Each track in
the circuit was represented, but the
awarding Of racing dates was postponed
until February 10, when the directors
will meet in Boston. Edward Moulton,
of this place. was reelected president,
and G. Bernard Austin, of Boston, sec
retary and treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Wrestling Match Made

One match for Columbia's varsity
wrestling team was arranged yester-
day. according to an announcement
made by the athletic association. The
contest vii be with the Navy and will
take place at Annapolis on February
%. Other matches will be scheduled
for the team, and it is presumed there
will be meets with Pennsylvania, Yale
and Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Came for Crescent Five

There will be an unusually attrac-
tive basketball contest Saturday even
ing at the gymnasium of the Crescent
Athletic Club, Brooklyn, on which oc-
casion the u. s. Army Corps of En-
ginecrs from Camp Humphreys, Va,
will play a game with the strong Cres-
cent Atb1cti. Club team,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Tourney Begins Tonight

The first tourney for Metropolitan
Association basketball championship
will begin tonight, with the playing
Of the first two games in tho 145-
pound division. In the opening games
Rutgers Gymnasium will play hest to
the Bronx Church House, while the
Mohawk and St. Ansclm clubs, both Of
The Bronx, meet ut Muller's Casino,
The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Kelley to Manage St. Paul

ST. PAUL, Jan. 16.-Mike Kelley
again will manage the st. Paul club
of the American Association, it was
officially announced here to-day. Kelley
delayed signing a contract because he
had received an offer to manage an
American League club. The latter offer
was not accepted, it is understood, be-
cause Kelley could not obtain permls-
sion to make certain trades.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17


IN happy homes he saw the light
Of household fires CLEAN warm and
bright;
Above the creaking 81" trains shone
And from his lips escaped a groan.
Apartment wanted,"
Try not that house" the hallboy said:
It's but two rooms, without bed.
They'll boost you a hundred to get in
side" '-'
But the guy just grinned, and then re-
apartment wanted!"
"Oh stay" the ianitress said. "and rest
Thy weary head upon this breast,',
"A tear stood in his dark brown eve.
But stlll he answered with a sigh.
Apartment wanted!"
A traveller, by a trufle-hound.
Half frozen in the slush was found
Still grasping in his fist of ice
That placard with the strange device.
apartment wanted"
There in the twilight cold and rrav
Inc guy kicked in" just where he law
And from the third floor rear, afar
"A voice fell, like falling star.
Everything in this building rented D
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Million Farmers in Bureaus

According to estimates received at
University Farm, St. Paul, from the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. there arc in the United States
100000 farmers taking an active part
in farm bureau work.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Soap For the A. Z. F.

The American army in France was
accompanied by 200,000,0O0 bars of
soap.-Los Angeles Times.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Brief Bits About Baseball

shree-cornered deal in which Bobby
10th, Hal Janvrin and Clyde Milan
are supposed to figure occupied the Cos
APPS at the Biltmore. According to
.ne Programme, Roth will 20 to the
hed sox from the Cleveland Blues,
.Msllan, Of the Senator'S. will pass to
ae Cleveland club, and Janvrin viii
As'e Washington as his new berth.
rat thsre may ne some arrange
tb H.ea. o. the sort made is indicated by
sae announcement of Miller Higgins.
Ias,'ager Of the Yankees, that Roth
ss..s su reused to accept the terms Of
-'se0 MIN by the New York club.
larry Cheney, the pitcher the Giants
r,.es No. lancy facing, was a central fig
isss.i "a many tanning bee. Larry has
o. ssa working in shipbuiIding plant
asaten Island, aud says his trips
,n;ss,. s. 'ae bay to the big town were
xss. ieW, even before the boat men
ads On their big strike. Needless to
tbrosssa Larry stlll believes he can
s" 'ae old pill, and he is ready
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Team Standing
In Squash Series

Annual Metropolitan Association team
squash tennis championship, second series
Princeton-Sauash clubs versus Columbia
Club)-W. H. Wander Poel, Princeton
Squash. won by default from Frank Kisse.
Columbia; Harold Tobey. Princeton
Squash, defeated Frederick S. Keeler. Co
lumbia. 14-18. 15-s, 15-11; George w.
Mead. Princeton.s Squash. defeated r. E.
Wighan. Columbia; 15--12. 15--4; A. D.
Mittendorf. Princeton- Squash, defeated I.
H. Cornell. Columbia 15-11, 15-6; Rob
ert l.. Strebeigh, Columbia. defeated Rob-
ert Monks. Princeton Squash, 15--9.
Final score-Combined Princeton-Squash
clubs. matches Columbia Club, l match.
Yale Club versus Harvard Club-R. S.
Baker, Yale. defeated D. F. Phelps, Har-
ward. 1S-15. 15-S: Livingston Platt,
Yale. defeated J. w. Burden, Harvard.
Id, 15-l2; J. A. Victor. Yale, de-
feated j. w. Lee, Harvard. 15-6, 15-S;
Donald MacKay. Yale, defeated F. s.
Davis. Harvard. 15--6, 15-17, 15--12;
H. w. Carthart, Yale. defeated A. H.
Locket. Harvard, 17-18. 15---4. 15-9
Final score-Yale Club, S matches /:
Harvard Club, 0 matches.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Pipe Line Crosses Scotland

The British Government has iust
completed an S-ineh pipe line across
Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17

Ann. with steam heat, maid service,
linen and silver, north light, and all
r,cdern improvements. Gendarme. let
the lady pass!
We have been asked by sore-tried
friend of ours, who is now laid up with
nat feet and callouses, to render into
iimperishable verse the vicissitudes of
hunting for an apartment in our fair
and crowded city. 1t is a bit out Of
cur regular line, but after communinp
with the spirit of Henry Lons fellow we
have decided to go to it. Stand back.
men, let the metre fall where il mavf
SAWDUST
TIME shades of night were falling
fast,
= AS through old Greenwich Vii
lage passed
guy, who bore, mid snow and ice.
A placard with the strange device,
department wanted."
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17

'Apprsn,ice allowance claimed.
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