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KILDARE BOY TAKES
CONSOLATION PURSE
Scores Easy Victory in Feature
Event at New Or
leans Track.

NEW ORLEANS, March l0.--Kildars
of with the consolation purse at Jeffer-
son Park this afternoon. He was much
tho best ON the field and never left the
result In doubt Bon Tromp finished
second and Dan Bright was third. XIII
dare Roy was one of the choices, and
was heavily backed at IL to 3.
Ballad. a CASTOR from the James But
der stable, won the sixth race He
showed traces of his old time form and
scored easily. Dolina finished behind
him and Boxer took the third end OF the
purse. The results:
First Race--Three-year-olds and up
ward msidens; claiming; purse $500; ala
small. los C. Pr.eee,. 3 to !. = to and
even. SECOND; New, Model; iio 'Burksl.
! III. Caamano. Notate. Miss Faunii.roy,
Jim VIM. Connecticut, Clip, Malice. sar-
second Race-Three-y ear-olds and UP
yard Tsd m',dsns purse p $500 six tnrlongs,o
and e even no nrSt; spesd:.sr' 10 20 }Btoxn,
9 to 2, to and to .. second; Padau,
1oS CO. r5sGSsl 10 to L. 70 and xi,, t.
wake. Lariat, Sophie X. Uranium and
Cisrice, Ruth also ran.
Third Racc-Thrse -year-oids and M
ward. claiming: purse 1000; one mile and
twenty yards-Houdini. 81 CErickson). IL
TO I, . to and . to 2. nrst; Passing
Fancy. Ill Simpson,, o 10 /, 2 to and
even, second; Broncho BILLY, III tTroIlsrl,
ia to g.. even and to z. third. Time:
/ 40 30. Psrlor boy, Bracelet, Royal
Johnnie Mar Tom, Ambuscads, George
Muehlbaeh and Hasty Mabel also ran.
Fourth Raoe--Three-year-o rad up
ward; Jefferson Park Consolation Purse
1900; six furlcngs-Kpdsre Boy. iee
p SToT TpoI IL =, e : Sas- sTa pS nss'
ara out second; pan Br;sht; 11s !Ma .,
Time. 40 4-5. Hanovia and Diosoorid.
also ran.
Fifth Race-Thres- ycar-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse $500; one mile and
twenty yArds--Frank Monroe, III (Trox-
ler). o to I, 2 TO 1 and even. hrst: BiIi
Hunley, 100 tPauley), 10 1, 20 2 and
@ to 8. second; otnery, 90 &C. Prseoel, ~
to q. : to 8 and I to 10, third rims.
l to rs. Hand Blue, Pluto, Theophils
v. Oriental Cir and Espcno also ran.
Sixth Raee-Four -year-olds and upward:
claiming: purse $500: orc mile and a SIX.
teenth-Ballad. III ,Burkel, 8 to 2. svsn
and to D, nrst; Dol!na 100 tPtln, 2 70
., TO and 5 20 Z, second; Boxer lot
Mooney, IL 20 1. s to and TO l. third
Time, so l-5. Cadillac Mary II. ana
Waterproof also ran.
seventh Rsce-ThTte-y ana up
ward: claiming; purse 5000 mile and
seventy yards--Green Grass. 100 (Poole>
6 20 1. ? 10 / and to 9. first; sleeth. zoe
Broom Peddler, 104 90. Prescs). 8 20 s
I to 10 and to 8. third. Time, 1;4s as.
Prunes. Newell W. and Don DODGE also
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DE PALMA MAKES
ANOTHER RECORD
DriUes Packard Car at Rate
of I04 Miles an Hour.

Los ANGELES, Cal, March lO.-RaIph
De Palma, drove the Santa Monica road
course three times this morning II
was an official practice for next Satur-
days race. on the third time around
he SET new worlds record for road
running covering 7S miles At spaed
OF 104 miles per hour. The best pre-
vious time for this circuit was Bruce
Browns 90 miles per hour. made in
1911.
De Palma was Mt tho wheel OF his
twelve cylinder Packard, equipped with
aviation type engine, designed and
placed m commission before America
declared war on Germany. The holder
OF the new worlds road course record Ia
the same car with which the intrepid
Italian set new worlds records for
speed over all distances from the kilo-
meter 70 twenty miles on Daytona Beach
last month.
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oNEILL WINS CUE TOURNEY.
Defeats CahiIl in Final Game of
English Competition.

John O'Neill won the final game in
the English billiard tournament at Jack
Doyles room last night. defeating Ed
ward Cahill by 500 to ESQ. o Neil con-
ceded 100 points to Cahill. The winners
high run was 33.
NJ ]. Wathey lost two games in the
snooker tourney. He was defeated 100
70 81 by Ray Potter and by 100 to SO
by William Downs. In the room pocket
billiard tourney william Callan defeated
Al Thomas by so to 81
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TIGERS TO ROW MIDSHIPMEN.
Varsity and Freshmen Crews 20
Race on April 10.
Special DespatcA to TaE SrN

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 1O.-Piince-
ton will send varsity and freshmen
crews 10 Annapolis to race the midship-
men on April 10. the arrangement hav-
ing been made by Lieut.. Commodore
Joseph X. Morrison, who visited Prince
ton Saturday.
Yale may also send n crew, or crews.
10 Annapolis, Two other crews will be
rowed at Annapolis and four crews will
be entered in the regatta Of the Ameri-
can Rowing Association. to be held al
May.
Pennsylvania will open the local sea
son with varsity second and freshmen
crews on April ~, wnlIe syracuse Will
row here with varsity and freshmen
Fights on May 8.
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GREENLEAF LEADS WESTON.
YounEster Wins Two Blocks ir
LOO Point Match.

Ralph Greenlest the youthful pocket
billiard expert, continues to defeat all
corners. Last night he took u long lead
over Charles Weston, former champion,
in their 1900 points match ut Maurice
Days room. Greenleaf won the after
noon game by 100 TO So and the night
game by 100 TO 80. The soore for tho
day was 200 for Greenleaf and 1856 for
Weston.
Weston led by 81 to in tho fourth
inning OF the night game. Greenleat
then made runs Of 40 and 81 and shortly
afterward went into the lead.
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MOORE WHIPS SCANLoN.
Memphis Lad Is Too Clever for
Pittsburg Boxer.

PlrTsBURG, March l0-Pal Moore of
Memphis played tag with Patsy Scanlon
OF Pittsburg tonight in n ten round bout
at Duqucsne Garden. and incidentally
gave the local boy the worst beating Of
his career.
Moore started Nin Ike a whirlwind
and with splendid judgment OF distance
let loose with both right and left TO
Scanion's face and stomach and in the
frs, round showed the friends Of Scanlon
just what he was going to get. How
ever. the latter never whmpered nor
backstepped and gave great exhibition
Of gamencss in the face OF the terrific
body beating no was taking.
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RICHARDS AND BECK TRIUMPH,
Win Junior Doubles Tennis Title
at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March IO.-Vincent
Richards OF New York. junior singles
champion, and Rodney Beck, Philadel-
phia. Pennsylvania State champion. won
the middle Atlantic Junior indoor doab-
les tennis championship here to-day.
They defeated Milo Miller and Roy
March. OF the Penn Charter school,
Philadelphia, in final round, 6-3, 60,
e.
Richards and Beck captured their
semi-fnal match by defeating George
Neidrich and C, GARRISON. OF tho Epis-
copal Academy, Philadelphia, 81, Ga
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SCOvILIE LOSES AT ANGLES.
Beaten by Scudder in Amateur
Three Cushion Tourney.

Frank scoville, the star three cushion
player Of the American Amateur Billiard
Association. who Is leading In the angle
tournament OF that organization. met his
first defeat last night Mt Cranfeld's
room lie was defeated by r o Scud-
der by 81 70 e., in close and exciting
contest OF CT innings.
Joe CosErove defeated Harry Frisch
at Thums room by 50 TO 90 in S. in
niugs, and George TArue vanquished
John Porter at Maurice Days room by
So TO 30.
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HIGH WATER FOR local. ANGu
Says Cu,turist's Work Most Important.

ITHACA. y. Y. March io--The plan OF
the h!ll introduced in the Assembly by
George u. FearCn 20 abolish the position
81 fish culturist in the conservation depart
ment found an echo here to-day.
Concerning the TN Prof. james @. Need
ham % Cornell University. which has "A fish
cultural experimental station here. says:
1T seems 10 me that the position OF ash
cul.urist is one OF the most important IN
the CUussrVa Lon tommlssiol's Depart
ment IL Is one that has most TO DO with
future progress in tho methods Of Ash cul-
tur', TIL commission needs "a man who
has both the scientific training and the
acquaintance with practical methods, and
there IL no other provision In the depart
nent for keeping such a man IL control OF
FISH culture yDprat.Ous
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Practice casting recently At tho Van
Nest bronx, neld OF the New York Casting
club Fred Berger averaged 400 feet and
Iphn Shaw $50 feet
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DUNDEE ON siun Lisr.

MILWAUKEE,. March 10.--The Mitchell
Dundee boxing bout arranged for to-
night was this afternoon called of on
account Of an abscess in one OF Dundee
ears The Eastern lad Is said also TO
have developed e fever he passed the
Boxing, Commissions physical szamina-
ton y y forenoon.
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FORDHAM TO PLAY SYRACUSE.
Baseball Game on June 3, First
Between Teams fin Decade.

Fordham and Syracuse will rensw
athletic relations after a lapse Of a dec
AIDE, according TO Frank V. McAfahon,
the Fordham baseball manager. who an
nounced last night that the Maroon nine
wilp meet the upstate aggregation al
Fordham Field on Tuesday, June 3.
Several other contests have also beeu
added TO the Fordham schedule The
Bronx collegians will play Boston Col
lcge at Boston on May .. Holy Cross a.
Worcester on May 3 and the Crescent A
c. at Bay Ridge on June "a
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STYLES MAKES \ "7o.-

PtNEHURsT. y. c. March ln.-rr
ward Styles of the Washington Coli
club medaliist and runnerup in Mst
weeks spring tournament, made a 30
on the difficult No. 3 course here to-
day. He went out in 80 and came
home in o.. This is the best round
made on the course IN several wears.
Styles would have had 60 II the
eighteenth cup had not been pulled p
trifie out of the ground when the caddie
yanked the flag out too hurriedly.
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OVERWHELMING CHOSEN.

Herman Obsrtubbesing Was named for
the fifth member OF the registration com
mittee Of the Metropolitan Association
at n meeting of the nominating commit
tee held last night. A number OF other
candidates also sought the place, but the
members unanimously agreed upon ODER
tubhesinS. The recommendation OF the
committee will now be put to n mail
N1tn
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Some More Trouble for the Baseball Owners.

tn
As
to o he
he a
hint is furshe gratis
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DRUMMIE BEATS o'LEARY.
Earns Honors in Fast bout M the
ArmOry 4. A.

Jonnny Drummie. lightweight cham
pion OF New Jersey. last night outpointed
Art!e O'Leary In what tho onlookers de
clared TO be one of the best lighty.S VI
contests evcr se's-SC n the A.mory 4. a.
OF Jersey city. Tie boys were evenly
matched in nearly all respects, but
Drumm!e was the more skiltul boxer
and gathered a preponderanco Of points.
Bobby Michaels defeated Frankie Will
Jams In another eight round bout. and
Young Reilly vanauished Mickey Brown
IN six round contest.
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MOORE WINS SKATING RACE,

Joe Moore Of the Ice Palace triumphed
in the one mile handicap race held at
the lSlst Street Ice Palace last night.
He started from scratch. W. Murphy OF
tho Palace Skating club who had a
handicap Of As yards, was second II. L.
Carter finished third
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HERMAN MEETS TARTAR.
Champion Unable 10 Defeat Al
Shubert.

NEw BTDFoRp, Mass. March 10-Pete
Herman. bantam champion. got all the
FIGHTING he wanted in this city tonight
when he met AL Shubert I'm a ten round
encounter. Shubert fought like a tor
nado. and while Herman showed all his
classlness as a boxer his punches only
made the New Bedford lad tear in
harder, ard whenever they mixed Il in
toe to toe rally it was always Her
man who broke ground, The fight was
A non-decision affair. but the general
opinion was that Shubert had somewhat
the better OF the first nine rounds, while
Herman made good rally in the tenth
and had me better OF that session.
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cog UMBIA ELECTS LEADERS.

Two sport captains were elected at
Columbia last evening. The baseball
squad held a meeting and decided that
J1hnny Houck. the third bsseman. looked
like the best man 10 lead the nine.
1.-THE basketball team once more hon
a.-sd- Tommy Farrell. the forward. who
vas captain OF the I'VE which has Just
sk5se6 rs season 30
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MEXICO MAY BAR JOHNSON.
Authorities Requested TO Refuse
Licenses.

MENioo CITY. March 1o--Tho an
nouncement that Jack Johnson was
scheduled for five bouts In Mexico city
was met to-day by an announcement
that the government OF the Federal Dts
trict had requested the municipal au-
thorities to refuse TO grant licenses for
boxing matches because previous con-
tests have been of such an unsatisfac-
tory nature as 10 cause disorder
II is expected that the municipality
will accede TO the request OF the Federal
District authorities
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JOHNNY KILBANE BEATEN.
Knocked Down and outboxed by
frankie Brown.

PHILADELPHIA. March 10. - Frankie
Brown of New York q recent graduate
from tho hantamweight rankr. Outlook ed
Johnny Kilbane. the worlds feather
weight champion, in the main bout at
the Olympia a. A. tonight. Brown not
only outpointed Kilbane In a majority OF
the six rounds but he scored a clean
knockdown in the third round.
The blow which sent the world s
champion to the floor was the result OF
a bit OF ring craft. of which Brown is a
past master. In the first and second
rounds he kept angling away from Kill
bane's right hand. After every lead he
olinched, The champion was all at sea-
He could not catch the elusive and
cllnching Brown either by lead or coun-
ter
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KLINE sTOPs MURPHY,

MONTREAL, March 1O--Irish Patsy
Kline scored a technical victory over Bud
Murphy of Syracuse when Murphy was
forced to quit In the first round of a
ten round match here tonight. II was
stated that Murphy had dislocated his
shoulder.
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TRENTON, y. j., March lC.---NHseuaiy
man Blackwell has introduced n bill which
would give protection 10. three years e.
Cuall and rufsl grouse
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N. Y. A. c. FENCERs vICToRs
Win National senior Foiis Title at
50 Y, NJ, G, A

~ Fsncsrs representing the New York
A. c. won the national senior foils cham
pfonship last night at the French Y. NJ.
&c. A. They defeated teams from the
New York Turn Verein, New York Fen
GERS Club and West Point.
asThe Winged Foot was carried by
Sherman Hall. r. O'Conner and Sturte-
ftrd Pitt. Hall was the individual star,
winning five straight bouts. Pitt won
hnIr and lost two ,O'Connor won three
and lost three.
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

INTEREST which fell during the
American Power
Gahed
likely will this country How
challenge outlook or
days Tor great sport comes disturbing influence stuart an
Baby Reaces which credited with worlds records declares a
Commodore the
will
4
depend
able
70 s /
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Mccormick snb.erIbes TO Grant Memorial Fund.

Mccormick.
who amnae of the baseball yesterday
b Grant,
Mccormick graduates Of the Patsbus training
fund from players and soldiers who fought with the other
be unenmty Mat avors founding
afte Grant n
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Upton Hangs Up New
Cup for Class P Yachts

u OSTON, March 10.--Sir Thomas
u Upton cabled to-day TO rep
resentative Of the Corinthian
Yacht Club OF Marblehead that he
would award a cup to the winner OF
races to be conducted by the club
this year for yachts in Glass Z. Sir
Thomas gave n cup for Class j.
yachts In 1909. which was won by
the Nutmeg.
In his cablegram he said he was
eager to d. everything possible to
advance the glorious sport OF yacht
ing"
The sun., 1919-03-11

Duffy Lewis. the swattlng outrelder
Of the Yankees obtained In tho deal
with the Red Sox early in the winter
is the pioneer New York player to start
spring training. Lewis left his home IN
Fresno. cal, yesterday for Hot Springs
Ark. where he will boil out for ten
days before reporting TO the club AT its
training camp at Jacksonville, Fla.
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the of a
Johnsons
TO
stderaton similar Fulton
Fred little all double
johnson had impression he still fighter Is
a and should follow Pueblo
Flynn who finally confessed that he longer
he
knocked out minute by Bill Iarue who
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CHURCH DOUBLE VICTOR.
Wins Dash and Quarter Mile Run
in Y. VI. c, A. Meet.

The West Side Y. M C. A. held its
monthly track meet last night in the
West Side gym. z. II. Church was the
individual star OF the meet. He cap
tured two out of the three events. the
twenty yard dash and tho 440 yard run.
In the $50 yard handicap y. Carlson
with a handicap of Ave yards. breezed
home the winner, with L. Roesch second
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Gen. Wood Suggests Dangerous Plan to the Boxing

Civilian Board
hut
the
will adhere
Divided responsibility
presidency
Presidential thinks would
advisable
late
leading
l the
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CORNELL FIVE TOO
FAST FOR COLGATE
Hhacans Outpiay Opponents
and Win, So to n.
Special Despatch to The srx

ITHACA. March l0.-Cornen closed
her basketball season here Tonight by
defeating Colgate by the score of 50 to
81. The lthacans outclassed the visitors
from the very first whistle.
The Colgate team broke through Cor
nells defence occasionally. but was not
used to playing on such a big court and
could not locate the basket After An
derson shot n foul goal at the outset of
the game Cornell ran up 20 points be-
fore Cottrell broke in for a field goal.
At the end of the first half Cornell was
leading 81 to 3. The visitors improved
during the second half, but never had
a chance. Cornell's passing was fine
and the men threw baskets accurately.
Molinet was all over the floor playing
at the top of his game and Or,ner closed
his college basketball career with a
brilliant exhibition
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YANKS AFTER HERZOG.
Joe Kelley Scouting for Him for
Huggins.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March lot In more
than probable that Buck HersoE will
again wear New York uniform this
summer, but II Will not he furnished by
the Giants. Miller Higgins OF the Yam
KEGS is after Buck to cover second base
in the place of Derrell Pratt, who has
quit the game.
Joe Kelley, the Yankee scout. was
searching all through the wilds OF the
eastern shore of Maryland to-day in an
cndeavor to come up with Herzog and in
form him that the Yanks wero willing TO
sign him up.
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tin, Butler, q stewart. siiber, 3; irving,
8; Tuthill. s; Arrison. 2; MAYER, 3; Silver
bush, g. Foul gosls-SteWArt, 7; MAYER
Silverbush. 2, substitutIons-Silber for
Niehlas, Mccain for Hertsn. Irving for
Stewart. tutHiii ior Butter, Upton Tor
Wolf Referee-John O'Brfn. Time OF
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n
which furnished hair
mis- by
a
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RAsKETBALL At MILLS.

In basketball game before the SOL
d.ers % the Tw@nty-sAv~ntN Division a.
Camp Mills last night the Troy five de.
feated the Wllltesbarre quintet. So TO "a,
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- Pedlar Palmer was the bantam cham
pion of England for ten years lie won
the title from Billy Plmmer November
20, 1895, and lost 10 Joe Bowker March
30, 1905. Palmer on December IL, 1904,
met Ben Jordan for the featherweight
title, and lost the decision at the end
of fifteen rounds. In a bout with Terry
McGovern for the worlds bantam title
at Tuckahoe. America, September IL,
1899, Palmer was knocked out IN the
first round.
Driscoll won the featherweight cham
pionship OF England IN 1910, became
the permanent owner of the Lonsdale
belt, and retired indicated. Received
the unofficial decision over Abe Attell.
the American featherweight champion.
In 1909 in New York. Drscoll is 80
years OF age and Palmer 43. Driscoll
still retains his punch.
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Ap-opos OF "Otonahoe's" remark II /
had to choose four they would be Royal
Coachmau and Cahlll and ] would give the
other two away" II was tho experience Of
the late +. NJ. Haltord that after SIX years
~ study on two chalk streams lie found
that thirty-three patterns were needed for
tho best results. ]. l.. EDWARDS.
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FORMER CHAMPIONS
MEET IN THE RING
Jim DriscoH Knocks Out Ped
lar Palmer in Fourth.

LONDON, March 1O.--Jim DriscoIl and
Pedlar Palmer, two former champions,
met in the ring at Hoxton to-day Dris-
coll won the fight. which was stopped
by the referee In the fourth round.
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Buffalo Votes for the Garden Hackic.
Tho Views OF "Ars All"

So glad 10 see search Me" IN the col
umn again where has he been: We
need one or two like him 10 inject a little
horse sense into a lot of gum
Who in blazes are these persons who
hsggle over the merit a of different niss9
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Allan Russell Signs.

Allan Russell. the Baltimore snitball
pitcher. yesterday sent in his contract
to tho YANKEES offices reducing the Yam
kee pitching holdouts to four--Shorc,
Leonard, Mogridge and Fisher
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

generally figure It's time 10 get them bus,
with the furnace or the WOOD pile.
Isn't there another honest to Eoodrsss
outdoor man IN all New York plain and
rugged enough to toll us n few yarns abou'
Ne"
Have We all become pussvtooters and
ga ounce Coachwhtp switohcrs or have w.
man big enough 20 scorch these pluE
plugBers ana ~ huttorersr ATS ALI.
New YORK, Mach 10.
/ soldiers tn Tell Experiences 70 Angler
Tho ln'm aers ~ the United Angler
league VIII have q victory dinner a. MI
-. ll5 Nassau street, nsNt SATURDAY. eye
ming at 1850 O clock. Members and sons OF
members who wore or are wearing khan
are - 10 ;He sr=, "a: aueStz ~ Sac. league
! Those OF them who fought in France VII
/ toll OF their experiences IN nEhtiuE the
Huns
As the number II dlncrs has to he I'm
/ tied, saws thu dinner committee members
who desire to attend and 30 invite friend,
should send 81 without delay to Roher.
! fr,denbc-F. :. West Fittv-si1th street
Good Sized Founders ut Wreck lead.
/ The CInder Ctcek Fishing club com
posed o. Messrs. Jones. 49, lIndhursi
and. N-.-C.. vaGgat 30 ~sSA .ls-s ~ -
siz" =" Wreck Lead waters ono dag -
Wsct
Founders in Hack Greek, Sheepshead psy
Mrs. Macpona'd Of 8let ocean ,v.-r,
SncepsaCLd bay, writes to THE Sl'% ~,
hl-ndSrs are bling In tho on X ,re~L a
Shecpshond Hay. A catch Of sixty eIpht
0sh was nuie one de- las week
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Colgate t22)

Cornell (5sl. Colgate t22).
Ortner. Right forward. -, Anderson
Stewart. n Left forward ........ Dwyer
Molinet ..,....... Centre .......... Cottrell
Kendall. .,..... Right guard. ..... Lnnehan
Sidman. .,......L Left guard .,......... .Stsffen
Goals from ield-Cornell: Molinet, o.;
Ortner, u Stewart, ); Kendall, 2; Cottrell,
s: Anderson, 3; Dryer. 8. Foul goals
Ortner, : out Of Q; Anderson. out OF ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Cornish for sid
man. Spader for Stewart Colgate! Nc
Bride for Linnehan, Cottrell for Anderson.
Referee-Mr. Avery, Syracuse.
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The twelfth annual dinner Of the Newark
Tuesday evening March Is, A. AChte. Stet-
ter's S42 Broad street, Newark at
o clock. Ono OF the speakers. who has &C
Cepted an invitation 10 lie the CUBS guest.
IL Dr. Frederick \. Lucas. director Of the
American MUSEUM OF Natural History
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EASY VICTORY FOR CREsCENTs.
swamp Keystone Navy Five by
81 10 ~.

The Crescent A. C,s fast basketball
ive fairly swamped the keystone Navy
team In a basketball massacre in the
Crescent A. c. gymnasium last night
The New Mooners triumphed by the
overwhelming score of 81 TO 20. Score
at half time was Crescent A. c., SO (;
Keystone Navy. 3. The game was so
clearly won at the end OF the first
half that the New Mooners shot Il sub
stitute lineup into the fray in the sec
ond period
The subs" treated the "gobs" al
most as roughly as did the regulars.
SLIDER, Just out OF the navy, and Tut
hill, only recently mustered from the
army. played corking games for the
New Mooners. The lineups:
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HalfOrd's Experience with TIIeh.

Anglers IN tho Dora ~ shecpphHai Ray
one day lsst weok at seventeen Fsthomis
caught cod, ling, blackAsh and cunners
The cod ranged from a. to pounds.