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GOULLET OUTRIDES
FIELD OF CYCLISTS
Wins Mayor Gillen Stakes,
Which Feature Opening Of
Velodrome Season.

NEWARK. N. j., April e.-Alfred Goul-
let. recently released from the air ser
vice OF the United States navy. whore he
served more than a year, won the fea-
ture race Of the opening bike meet OF the
season at the velodrome hero to-day be-
fore $4,000 fans by racing to the tape a
winner In the Mayor Gilien Stakes. at
five miles. Goullet got a great ovation.
He won In stirring finish from Eddie
Madden. Reggie Mcnamara, George
Chapman and Frank Kramer.
Goullet also rode q good race in the
one mile open. in which he finished a
half length behind Arthur Spencer. the
Toronto boy, who was In the United
States army for about six month";
Alfred Grenda, with a handicap OF
twenty yards, won the Stanley Hand
leap at one mile from Regsie McNa-
mara, Tom Bello, Arthur Spencer and
All Goullet. Grenda won this race by
jumping the field and getting away to q
big lead.
The summaries:
Vampire Stakes: One Mile. Open tPro-
fessional Won by Arthur Spencer, To-
ronto; Alfred Gouliet. Newark. second
Reginald Mcnamara, Australia, third; Al
fred Grenda. Tasmania, fourth. and Ed
Miss and Out LIMITATION tProfessionaD-
Won by George Chapman. Newark; Ray
mond Eaton, Newark, second; William
Hanley, San Francisco, third. and John Be-
dell Lynbrook. L. l.. fourth. Distance. .
miles lap. Time. S;35 is.
Two Mile Open (Amateur)--won by c.
A. ostervitter, rrvington; Gus Kiingel
Bay wheelmen, second: Nick Howsrth, Bay
View Whee,men, third. and Al Flaws, Bay
View Wheeimen. fourth. Time 4:ss as.
One Mile Novice (Amateur)-won by
Emil Costes, Acms wheelmsn; Joseph
REM, Bay View wheeimen, second. Time,
c:ssI-5.
Bernard NJ. Stanley. Jr., Handicap tPro-
fesslonal)-won by Alfred brenda 2c
yards).., Tasmania: Reginald McNamara
Australia l6 yards). second: Tom Bello
Brooklyn 600 yardsl. third: Arthur spen-
fred Goulist; Newark tscraseh). NTH
Half Mile Handicap CAmnteur) Won by
Nicholas Howarth, Bay View wheelm.r
Is yards). second: Carl Hambacher
bloomfield cas- yards. third, and c. r
Knoller. Newark GO yards). fourth. Time
o:57 as.
One Mile Consolation tAmsteur-wor
by Anthony Young. Bay View wheelruen
John Flaws Bay View wheelmen. second:
Jack Ham6acher. Bloomfield. third. and
Anthony Jourey. loomheld fourth. Time
2:1o 4-5.
Five Mile. Open professionally; Mayo,
Charles p. 0ilien stakcs-Won by Alfred
Goullet, Newark; Eddie Madden, Newark
second: Reginald Mcnamara. Austraiia
third: George Chapman. Newark, fourth
and Frank L. Kramer. East Orange. NTH
Time. 1o:3s.
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HAUGHTON REFUSES
TO ACT AS ADVISER
Turns DoDn Chairnanship of
HARVARD Football Committee.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 6.--Percy d.
Haughton. who last week announced
he Is through as Harvard football coach.
has in truth severed all connection with
Harvard football. Although urged re-
peatedly by the leaders OF sport at
Harvard to speak TO the candidates for
the Harvard football team, who will
meet tomorrow night to open spring
practice, Haughton refused to consent
Furthermore Haughton has turned down
coldly an invitation 10 become chairman
OF the Harvard advisory committee on
football.
There appears TO be discomfort among
the rank and file OF Harvard's football
enthusiasts at the failure to secure
HauRhton. Some OF the men II Is said
are thinking OF taking war degrees in
stead Of remaining here next fall and
playing as they would IL the old master
was the big boss. 1t Is said the reason
Haughton severed relations with Har-
ward is because Harvard's pocketbook
wasn't bulky enough to keep Haughton
on the payroll.
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CUE JOURNEYS NEAR END.
Cossreve and Klineer Lead In
"Metv Cham pionships.

The second annual metropolitan cham
pionship tournaments at 1872 balkline
and three cushions under the auspices
OF the American Amateur Billiard As
ISOLATION Is nearing the close. The anal
games will DO played this week. In the
balkline event Jacob Klinger. represent
ing Days Academy, has a score OF ten
victories and should win handily. In
the three cushion event James Cosgrove
of osborns room IL leading by close
margin of one game, being hard pressed
by Scoville. Following is the standing
of the players:
Three Cushion Event-Cossrove COS
bornes. won 0; lost Q; scovilie (Cranheldl.
won 8. lost 3: Scudder (Doyle's). won s,
lost 8: ortis tMorninssids,. won s. lost 8;
Frisch tThump. won 4. lost 9, spence
(Fuller'O. won Z. lost 9. and Porter
(Dsly'sl. won 2. lost 9:
Balkiine Event--Klinser tDaiyD. won
10. lost /: Clarke tMorningside), won s.
lost 3; Coleman tCranneld). won 8. lost
3; Schcvenel (Thum'D, won 3. lost s; Null
daur (Osborne's. won .. lost Q; Lewis
(Doyle's). won 2, lost ., ana 0ershel (Ful-
lers). won 2, lost Q.
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L1NCoLNs DOUBLE vICToRs.
Make Auspicious Start BEFORE MIC
Crowd at Olympic Field.

Before crowd that occupied every
seat in the grandstand and the bleach
ers the Lincoln Giants ushered IN the
seIpi-pro baseball season auspiclously
yesterday a olympic Field. Tho Lin
coins beat the Plainfeld nine in the frst
game by score Of 10 20 2. then trt-
umphed over the Paterson SILK Sox. 3
to 0. The v,ctors had five world war
heroes IN the lineup. including Poles ~
Bill Haywood's regiment, who was IN
jured in action on the battlefelds %
France. Lieut.. Wiley, Cannon Ball
Redding, Hall and MARCEL are the other
former soldiers.
Next Sunday the Llncolns will play
the Ironsides and Chesters. The scores:
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Leonard and Richie MatcbsA.

Benny Leonard. lightweight champion
of the world. and Willie Richie. former
title holder, were signed yesterday by
Dave Mckay. manager OF the Newark
Sportsmcn's Club. to box eight rounds IN
the First Regiment Armory of Newar.
on April IS This is just three, weeks
from to-day. The men Will box for n
purse OF $4,000 and agree TO weigh in
at l42 pounds ringside.
, Richie and Leonard met a few weeks
ago in a four round bout in San Fran,
cisco, and Richie received the popular
decision. There was not a disseptins
voice against the verdict. and Ritofio
was hailed as the great comeback. There
we're those. however. who declared that
II the fight had gone few rounds fur
Their Leonard would have scored a kaosk,.
out. ..
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Cobb Signs Contract,
Joins Team Tuesday

A CGCSTA. Ca, April e.--Ty Cobb
u has signed his contract for
\ 1919. The Georgia Peach"
announced that he had affixed his
signature TO the Detroit contract. but
preferred not to discuss the terms,
except TO say that the management
had been 'eminently fair"
Cobb stated that he will leave Au-
gusta Tuesday to Join the Tigers at
Florence. S. c.. where they stage an
exhibition game. The Detroit slug
gers hoidout was not the result Of a
break" with the club. he says. but
rather desire to quit baseball for
good and to await the contamination
OF q business deal In which he was
Interested.
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SETTLE HOUSING OF CREWS.
Harvard Accepts Quarters Pro-
vided by Yale.
Special Despatch TO TIE suS.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 6.-Definite
arrangements were made at New London
to-day between delegates from Harvard
and Yale concerning the housing Of the
two varsity and freshman crews during
their stay In New London before their
annual races. which will take place next
June. The Harvard varsity is TO have
Payne whitney's cottage and the fresh
men will have the, old Yale freshman
house.
Capt. Whitman and Manager Haush-
ton were Harvard's representatives at
this meeting. Yale was represented by
Capt. Mead, Manager Ross. Coach Alb
bolt and Assistant Coach Hyatt
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KoLEHMAINEN ASKS TRANSFER

Hannes Kolehmainen. the noted Fin
rish runner who quit this district year
ago for tho Middle Atlantic Associat on,
Ia to return to the Metropolitan Associa-
ton OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
This became known yesterday when he
filed an application for transfer. Kol.
ehmainen's first local race will be the
fifteen milo Metropolitan champion shin
run, which Is scheduled for Macomb's
Dam Park on May II.
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GREAT NECK. l.. l.. April &C. S. Nc
Cutcheon OF the New Yok Athletic Club
carried on the honors In the shoot OF the
Great Neck Golf and Country Club to-
day when he broke 81 out of 100 CLAY
birds. The high handicap prize was won
by Barney Kalker, who had a total OF 90
on his handicap OF IS. The SCORES fol-
low: q. 3. McCuteheon, 81. 10, 81; Il.
81, IS. 80; James O'Brien, so,
II, 81 w. g. Poertnsr. 90. is, 90; II.
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PIRATES SCORE VICTORY.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April e.-Pitts-
burg defeated Chattanooga here to-day
in an exhibition game. 3 to 1. The score
r. II. p.
Pittsburg Nationals. 8 2
Observation-Disclosures. Adams and ewee-
ney; Blackwell, Bacon. Iohman and His-
rms. EArp.
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WHITE sox NOSE OUT WACO.

WACO, Texas, April 8 (exhibition) -
The Chicago White soK nosed out the
waco team to-day, 3 TO .. The score
- -. n. II. n.
Chicago Americans. ...........,.,. !
wte sSt;,.l, ssa. ' Hansen ana ssp1pt;
HARDY, Msora skunk asa waits. EsA-
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sHIpBUuDERs SHUT OUT.
Bushvicks Beat Robins Dry Dock
in Fast Game, 4 to o.

In a thrilling contest the Bushw
opened the baseball season In Brooklyn
yesterday with victory over the Rob-
ms Dry Dock team at Dexter Park
Tho score was TO 0. The game which
was watched by n big crowd. was a
pitcherS battle between Jimmy Ring OF
the Cincinnati club and w. Kelleher.
The Bushwlcks presented the most for
midable lineup the team has had in
the last ave years The score:
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FIRST GAME.
BID FOR HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT.
British Promoters On-r Big Purse
for WilIard-Dempsey Contest.

LONDON, April 6--British boxing pro-
motors are attempting 70 obtain for Lon
don the heavyweight championship nRht
for which Jess Willard and Jack Demp-
sey have been matched for July. ...
Willard and Dempsey have been. sd-
vised that purse Of 10000 win bs
split as they desire II the bout Is held
here
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BOXING REVIVAL IN NEVADA.

RENO, April 6.~-Return OF boxing to
Nevada under an act OF the last Legis-
lature will be ushered in April rs, when
Perry Lewis OF Ely, New, and Eddie
Duffy. Salt Lake lightweight. viii meet
in a twenty-five round bout at Moana
Springs.
This was Jeffries's training quarters
when he prepared for his Johnson bat
tlsA .sa..I
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TIGERS DOWN BRAVES.
Take First of Exhibition Series
by Score of ii to z.

CAMP GORDON, Ga, April 6.--In the
first OF a series OF exhibition games
here to-day. the Detroit club beat the
Boston Braves. 10 to 7. The score:
60 II. II. e.
Boston Natlonab .-.s.sssss
Detroit Americans. ...............18 IS 3
MISUNDERSTANDING, FillinEim and Wa
son; Cunningham, Gallo and stanAGA
81,
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EASY FOR CARDINALS.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 6 (exhibition) -
The Cardinals gained an easy victory
over the Indianapolis team to-day. The
score was to 2. The score:
II. II. T..
ST. Louis Nationals. 10 !
Ratthrtes-Horstman and Glemmons;
pa yson, simmons. Hayes and Henline.
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HERZIG rs FIRST HOME.
Leads Way in Chase of Long
Island Athletic Learue.

Sam Herzig OF the Brooklyn A. A.
Yesterday won the four and one-half
mile scratch road race OF the Long ISL
and Athletic League. held over the
brookiyn's A A course. Herzig won the
race by fifty yards over E. HueIler. a
teammate. The order of finish;
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ANTHONY FIRST IN WALK.
Aided by Handicap I'm Four Mile
Event of Pastime A. g.

Panos Anthony. the Pastime A. c.
walker, yesterday won the four mile
handicap walking race OF his club held
ever the Elks' course in The Bronx.
Anthony was allowed a handicap OF 2
minutes 30 seconds. and negotiated the
distance in SO minutes 4 seconds. The
order OF finish:
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Left OIL bases-Rotdns. 3; Bushwicks, q.
Two base hit--wciss. Sacrifice hit-Irying
Double pisys-Maurer, Simmons and Reiohert.
bases on balls-off Ring. 3; of Kelleher, 2;
OF Won Essen, 3. Struck out-By Ring.
by W. Keiieher. Il by Won Essen, z. Hits
ON Ring, 2 in Q innings. Umpires
Ennis and Leggo. Time OF camel hour and
60 minutes.
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CINCINNATI BEATS DALLAS.

DALLAS. Texas. April 8 (exhibition) -
Cincinnati triumphed over the Dallas
team here to-day. 4 to 2. The score:
r. H r.
Cincinnati Nationals. I
Da as. Texas League ...,......,. 8
Batteries-ReGan. Mitchell and WinEo;
Coaley and Robertson.
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WRESTLING IN BRooKLYN.

wiadek Kalwara will make his vres-
Ting debut tonight in the Crescent The
atre, Flatbush avenue and Fulton street.
Warner In the feature bout, A return
match between HJalmar. Swanson and
Cslysrt Whistlsr Aise win 10 stAesd.
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CLEVELAND TEAM WINS.

Nrw ORLEANS, April 6.-The Cleve-
land club beat the New Orleans team
to-day, 4 to ]. The score:
Cleveland Americans. .......,.... 0
New Orleans, Southern Association 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Euzemann and
CNeill; Thomas IAnkenau and Kitch ems.
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MORSE DRY DOCK
ELEVEN TRIUMPHS
Federal Ship Team Defeats
Patersons-Soccer Results.

In n hard fought contest between two
evenly matched soccer teams Morse Dry
Dock triumphed over Robins Dry Dock
by goals TO in the replay from the
first round of the Southern New York
State Football Association cup compete
ton at Lenox Oval yesterday. The
victors had all the better OF II in the
first half. at the end OF which they led
by to o. The lineup:
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We were discussing this question OF the sentemany ball players with
Brouhers the old Orioles the days when ball players the
victim Of practical Joke II like to see these quiet ball players said
keen instead Of heavy head But think that baseball would
of little OF in
might be good idea in cities the old having
lodging
Cincinnati
Formally
publicity
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High ScrNch--D. l. Bradley.
High HandIcap-R 8, Smith
Special Scraich-R. " Owen.
Special Hnndicap-W. Bauer
Less on accumulation, tournament cups
scored by all gunners with full scores Of rs
4 ryets and on the Byronel cup By ali guuners
With full scores OF 90 targets
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Another Invita- tton.

While the Giants were In Tampa, the
Mayor of st. Petersburg invited McGraw
to come to his town for his next year.
IT think we can get the Giants noxt
spring" said the Mayor. "McGraw has
told me that he will be In Florida again
next spring but hasn't yet decided at
which place he will pitch his tent But
II we keep after him. think we can
arrange It to bring him to St Peters,
burg"
Red Causey, the Florida boy OF the
Giants. and Rube Benton. the California
southSaw. will likely be sent by NC
Graw- to try their luck against Barrow's
stars tomorrow. Barrow will pobably
shove IN Joe Bush and Sam Jones'
though the former has shown little this
spring. Barrow figures that the only
way to get Bullet Joe In shape IL TO
pitch him.
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Left on bnses-Psterson silk SoE. ., Lincoln
Giants g. Two taSe hits-Pettus. O. Sacrifice
hit Narcen First base on error. Lincoln
Double plays-ReidInE Ans Lloyd, Mopgin.
Lloyd and Pettus. Bases on balls-On Rel
ding. 2: OF Clinton, !, Struck out--By Red
ding, S. bv Clinton. 1. Hit bv pitcher-Bv
Talcou Cwleyl. Passed ball--W'ley. Hits
on Clinton 9 In 2 innings; of Talcott, IN
2 innings off Beor In innings. Umpire
Mr. oldus. Time Of game hours.
FIRST GAME.
At Olympic Field RHF.
p,ainfield ............ a q o 2 80
lincoln Giants. 2 x--i0,IS 1
Batcries-We stcott Curry and Walsh May
wood williams and Yanh,
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MACK's ATHLETICS IN FRONT.
Defeat Baltimore Orioles BY Score
nf In 2.

BALTIMORE. Nd. April 8 (exhibition).
Connie Mack's Athletics beat the
Baltimore Orioles to-day. to 2. The
score: ...
R.HE.
baltimore, international League. 2 10 2
Philadelphia Americans. D IL 2
observation-disclosures. F. r and Esan:
casso!i. Perry, Kinney snL Perkins Nc
Avoy.
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BodIe Puts n Lot Of "Pepr Into the Yankees.

Sundays a
And let
make
o wordf
supplies o in
q he
Of
the is
nohu a
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Sailor shevlIn Shows Considerable Pluck.

{ Navy
Of . OF
mant than n
furnished positive
his ability punishment
perpendicular position is evidence to his uggedns
of
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The first round reply in the Southern
New York Cup series at Macombs Dam
Park yesterday resulted in a victory for
the Vikings, who defeated the Prospect
soccer eleven by goals to 1. Strom-
berg OF the Vikings scored in the first
FIVE minltes and Post equalized from a
penalty before half time. Peterson shot
both goals for the Vikings in the second
half.
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MUCH DEPENDS ON
WINTERS AND JONES
McGraw, Banks Heavily on
Colt fredericksburg Sc
ries With Red Sox To-day.
NJ FREDERICK @. LEE.
Special Dcspatch 10 TIE See.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. April 6-Thoroughly
chasused, the Giants returned to Gaines
Vile to-day to rest up for their pair OF
games to be played on the local univer-
sity grounds tomorrow and Tuesday.
There Is no denying that the Red Sox
gave the Giants quite n Dumping yes
terday. humping that hurt. but the
players are not worried. While the
New York players naturally expected
strong resistance from the world's cham
pions they did not look for the man
handling they received.
"If the games with Boston reveal any
particular weakness in the Giants such
defeats now will be n good thing, as
they will enable AfcGraw to prop up
his machine before the championship
season begins II also Is foolish to
make too much OF training camp de-
feats. Last spring, playing the Cleve-
land Americans in New Orleans the
Giants were trounced 10 to o and gave
az bad an exhibition as the one in
Tampa yesterday. Yet the Giants won
eighteen OF their first nineteen National
League contests after tho regular season
started.
The redeeming feature OF the two
games played so far has been the pitch
ing OF the Giant youngsters Jesse Win
tiers and John Paul Jones. Neither ever
had faced major league players outside
Of the Giants prior to yesterday. yet
stacked up against the worlds cham
pions both youngsters did unusually
we'll They have unquestionable natural
ability, but are lacking In experience
IL they come through the chances OF
the Giants are as good as any In the
league. but II they fail In the real test
MSGraw will have a hard row to hoe.
In their games played 80 far the Red
Sox seem much further advanced than
the Giants. This was not noticeable in
the practice games played here, but II
surely showed itself when the New York
players were pitted against real oppo-
sition. The Boston infield has been play
ing rings around the veteran Giant quar-
tet. t &c.
To-morrow's game between the Giants
ana the Red Sox will be occasion for n
local holiday. The town is all het up
over the affair, The two New York
defeats. seem to have spurred tho local
hurghers on and. they are all the more
anxious that the Giants shall win.
III YOU don't win 1t won't be because
You will be lacking any help from the
stands" said Charley Harris. the town
trncer. who played with McGraw in
Baltimore and was instrumental In
bringing the Giants to Gainesville.
Many OF the Gainesville citizens seem
to think that they will be put to the
test tomorrow and that whether or not
the Giants return to Gainesville next
spring will depend on tho size Of the
gate.
Ell the size OF the crowd will have
anything to do with bringing McGraw
back the Giants again will be with us
next spring." continued the optimistic
Harris. We'll have 5000 persons out
70 the contest. -
John Foster doesn't know yvhere Har-
ris will put his 5000 fans, but there is
no question that the entire town will
close shop tomorrow afternoon and
get as hear TO the game as will be
possible.
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~while Herman 10 interested In ne
size OF the purse, he also rs interested
in tho championship. and when no loses
It he would prefer to do SO fairly and
to a better man who will win without
question.
'Herman is ready 20 go abroad and
meet Wilde and other foreign fighters or
ability He is willing that the battle
be for a few rounds or q great number.
or as many rounds as may be necessary
to demonstrate supremacy Of one over
the other. II the foreign public desire
to see him In actor according to their
standard of Judging battles. and thstr
own referee, then he will insist that tho
battle be decisionIess one. Herman
would prefer that tho battle DO for
fifteen or twenty rounds. but the sysfSnn
OF selecting the winner in England Is
not satisfactory. If a decision iS
preferable then an American referee
should be chosen. We do not care 70
name the referee SO long as he 10 rscos
nized and experienced. In view OF the
importance OF such a match between
two title holders of England and
America we would leave the selection Of
referee 20 the leading sporting papers.
The name Of the referee Is inunaterial.
but he must hail from the United
States"
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The Federal Ship soccer team scored

The Federal Ship soccer team scored
a victory over the Paterson F. C. by Q
goals to in the second round OF the
New Jersey State Cup at Clark's Ath-
letic Field in Newark yesterday. The
victory was a notable one as the losing
team has qualified for the finals both
OF the United States Football Association
and the American Football Association.
Neither side scored In the nrst half.
but ten minutes after change of ends
Cullerton. OF pass by Forfar, shot the
first goal for the Federals. A clean shot
by Ionic twenty minutes later clinched
the victory for the shipbuildera
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
~ DANIEL.

JACKSONVILLE, Of left
the Yankees their victory
- powerful
variety Of baseball when
Frank Baker Joins Ward best third
tendency twice
this and other little
Because
Brooklyn pitchers oMa
exceeding
mighty The
New
about right his low
is little under weight and is
grossly mistaken
this
Jack Dunn said when 1horahlen that Thor
a
1hormahlen likely pitching
he a o
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with the whelal brothers OF Gen.
Organs Hindenburg limo smashers back
on the team. the Longfellows OF Brook
Ign had no difficulty in defeating tho
Queens Rangers by 6 goals TO in the
second round for the Royal Nestor Cup
a: Bay Ridge Oval yesterday. At half
time the L.ongfellows led by to /.
Irving shot four OF the goals and Loomis
two.