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The sun., 1919-01-02
GREAT LAKES TEAM
WINS SERVICE TITLE
$4,000 See Lake Michigan
TarS Beat Mare Island
Marines by II to 0.

PASADENA. Cal. Jan. The Great
Lakes Naval Training Station football
team to-day won tho right to claim the
service championship OF the United
States by defeating team representing
the Mare Island Marines by q score OF
Ii to O.
Both teams had gone through long sea-
sons undefested until to-day. having won
elimination contests in the East and
West respectively.
The game. a feature of the annual
rose tournament. was played Mt Tourna-
ment Park before $4,000 persons. SOL
diers and sailors, with n plentiful sprin-
king OF marines. occupied stands at tho
ends Of the field as guests of the Tour
uGn1ent Association, and their yelis and
songs blended with the blare OF two
bards and the shouts OF the thousands
in the other stands.
The sailors We're able to force way
through the lighter marine line for short
gains until they got into dangerous ter
ritory. Then the marines would hold,
even stopping the bucks long enough TO
take tho ball on downs.
The sailors had been expected to de-
pend on straight football for gains. but
they used the forward pass more sue
cessfully than their opponents. one such
play Immediately preceding their sec
ond touchdown. being directly RESPONSE
BILE for that score.
There were two long runs by Great
Lakes players from their own territory
TO within a few yards OF the marine
goal
The marines showed weakness in
kicking They essayed a field goal and a
placement kick. both failing Blackjack
for the sailors succeeded In both his
attempts to Kick goals
The first score was a held goal by
Driscoll from the % yard line. The
next was touchdown. To make II
Ecklund ran forty-nve yards after in
terceptinR a marine forward pass and
was downed by Glover within ten yards
Of the ma rine line The ball was carried
over by series OF line bucks and Black
lock kicked goal.
The second touchdown was made on a
forward pass. Driscoll to Halas. the lat
ter crossing the line and Blackjack agar
kicking goal. The lineup.
The sun., 1919-01-02
WALKER REACHES
FINAL AT PINEHURST
Scholastic Champion Earns
Right to Play Truesdell
for Coveted Cup.
special Despatch 10 THIS SUI.

PtTEHCRsr, n. C. Jan. Arthur l..
Walker. Jr. Of the Richmond County
Club. medallist in the midwinter tourna-
ment at Pinehurst, intereCholastic cham
pion Just out OF his teens. and William
II. Truesdell, the grand old Garden City
veteran, winner of the seniors cham
pionship nj Apawamis. this year and
last will DO battle for the Presidents
trophy In the mdwinter final tomorrow
Walker went out in 40 and home in
IS for ~ in his semi-hnal match with
Frank s. Danforth OF North Forks to-
day. and won BY 4 and 8. Danforth
played az good game himself going
around In 49, but euccumbed to young
Walkers terrific driving and 10 an over
indulgence In superfuous puts on two
or three OF the early greens.
Several OF Walkers great drives
travelled straight down the centre for
a clean 300 yards and two Of them at
the first and sixteenth holes came TO
| rest IN the second rough normally re-
served for those who fail TO get distance
on their bra~sie shots.
Truesdell came through to the final
at the nineteenth hole OF n hard uphill
| contest against Donald Parson Of
Youngstown He was two down at the
| seventh. thanks to Parsons sklful
evasion OF a brace Of stymles. but took
the eighth with fine two and squared
things at the turn with a three on the
ninth.
Coming in the match was all square
a. the thirteenth. but a stymle against
| Truesdel at the fourteenth and fine
! three made by Parson at the fifteenth
! after driving into a trap left the Garden
! city veteran two down going to the six
teenth. That hole was halved and Par
! son stood dormie . Then Truesdell
sank a twenty-five foot putt for n wiz
! ming 3 at the seventeenth. outplayed
| Parsoh at the eighteenth. which
| squared the match. and finally won a
/ hard earned victory when Parson got
into difficulties on the way 10 the extra
| hole. The summary
/ First SlIieen-Arthur l.. Walker. Jr,
| Richmond beat = s Danforth. Nortl
! Fork. and A. W T. Trucsdell. Garden
! 'H'} hca' Donald Parson. Youngstown,
/ up l9 holes.
! Pesten E'ght--Cap, A =. Roberts. De
trolt be.t {. =. Lancaster Braeaurn.
ana ! u G. welhorn, Woodland beat j
d. Arns,rons. Rur'lo. and
second .sixteen-J Appleton Alien. IA
'usro', beat g. F. Watson. lr.. Baltusrol
boat r. II Hunt. Worcester and 1
neateG Eisht-Dr. J $. Brown. Mont
clay, bea, ! r. Rok~er. Woodland 81,
gov. CHERRY Valley. and &.
Third Si\tsen-Wiiiam r RAJ. Gard4-
| ti't. Won rom II r Mcclellan. FOX HiI's
ny default \ =. Gray. Arco,s. heat T. \
R sssTS" Eish,"c b. Hidson ie Hort,
F"rks beat Arthur L. WaIker, Richmon.
wood, bsa' T. n. o'Brien. Dstro,; and .
The sun., 1919-01-02
LEONARD SAVES HIS
7RUSTY RIGHT HAND
Champion Keeps 1t Away
From Doylc's Jaw in Phil
adclphia Bout.

r,,r,, ,nFlpHfA. Jan. while several
,ood bouts featured the holiday card at
~. o,v,rpia \. A this afternoon. Benny
, Aona-d disappointed the onlookers. In
.,,ains many prominent men. by falling
70 knock out Paul Doyle on several oc-
cssions
.,,- ire end of the first round. He
nnted Doyle into leading and then
,sot over long right to the chin.
noy,s sat down on the mat He was not
t,,4d bv the blow and coolly took the
amt OF nine. lie then rose and mixed
Il freely.
having skill. and outclassed Doyle, but
\. did not put his full strength in his
blows.
Ruly Gibson said the champion had
~ sac his right hand on account OF
~ 600 worth OF advance bookings,
frankie Conway and Joe Leonard
,ought a draw. Joe WEIGH beat Mike
pprns and Little Bear outpointed Max
williams.
The bout between Jack Thompson of
Missouri and JET Clark Of Atlantic City
vas stopped in the sixth round because
csrk would not make fight.
Al the National A. r. Barley Madden
defeated Larry Williams; Jimmy Nc
Hale O. Philadelphia defeated paul
SAMPSON o. Brooklyn
Jeff smith OF Bayonne knocked out
Silly Kramer of st. PAU in the third
r. I'd.
KID Porter stopped Marty Williams in
one minute i.d twenty seven seconds VI
he first 'o..I.d.
Ralph Brady OF Syracuse. y. Y. had
ne iette- Of the bout WITH Denny
wnaler Of Philadelphia.
N the bouts at the Can bra y G
yong Hanpy knocked out Chick Hayes
r ,he'third round. Young Art'e out
20 nto1 Dave Marks- Johnny Morgan
Knocked out Freddie W!lllar's in the
rr5 round johnny Mslorey knocked
OFT walter Kenny in TIE fourth round
md Young Tierney defeated W.i!!s
Soccer ~ six rounds.
Battling Levinsky, who was TO have
boxed sampson. was not in good condi-
'nn and was not permitted to enter the
.rE.
The sun., 1919-01-02


pasn Of 1919 an nauspou He met an East Side
dph last night and according to rde advces boxed 'eom s
declared
h his
a
in Philadelphia p a Of
o
: u
The sun., 1919-01-02
BURNS TOO CLEVER
FOR MATTY HERBERT
Former Amateur Champion
Fights Fast But Is No Match
for Jersey Veteran.

The difference between amateur and
professional boxing was demonstrated at
the Armory A. A, Jersey CITY. yesterday
afternoon, when frankie Burns. who
holds no title at all administered "a thor
ouEh trouncing to Mauy Herbert. who
once held the title of amateur bantam
champion OF the world
II was the first time that Herbert had
faced a man OF the ability OF Burns, and
While the former amateur star was
beaten on all points Of the game he
made il clear that he possesses courage
and stamina, for he never once faltered
during eight rounds of an uphill battle
against ore OF the crRfticst ring gen
erals and most tirelcss fighters in the
ring.
Herbert was on his feet when the gong
ended the eighth and last round. but he
was a tired youth and his nose was
bleeding. his ribs were red and his knees
sagged.
Herbert as an amateur boxer had
scored many knockout, and lie also
had done heavy execution against pro-
fcssional bantams OF the second divis on
Therefore he entertained hopes Of fiat
tcning Burns and Re let 60 his trusty
right every time ne thought he saw an
opening But Burnss Jaw was usually
! out OF range when Herherts glove sought
L
cover his balance Burnss fists crashed
against his ribs and face. After a few
! failures in this direction Herbert tried 10
on box Burns at long range. but the Jer-
/ seynan shot his long. straight left to the
amateurs nose with unerring aim.
Herbert then abandoned the long
range idea and trusted to luck, but this
also seemed to be with Burns, vino ham
mered his opponent all over the ring
! from start to finish and failed TO score n
knockout only because OF ITerherts rug
gedness.
! The weights were announced as 1Sl
for Herbert and l2li. for Burns
! The semi-fnal bout between Bobby
! Nchaels of New York and Eddie Welsh
of Yorkyille was productive OF more action
than the main event. The contestants were
more evenly matched Walsh started
ont in tornado fashion and showed =
disposition to stop Mlchaels in short
order Hut the East slider stuck to his
task and with a consistent and joltInE
left to the body. slowed Walsh to a
walk. Mi,haels. by COOL acre"alship and
clever boxing took the lead away from
Walsh ia the th,,d ana held Il 20 the
close
Knockout reters. Of Philadelphia. WHO
swings a right for the back Of thu neck
but seldom hits the marx. got into the
ring with Eddie Fletcher OF New York
land 'resiguci' ~ the close ~ the fourt!
round Fletcher punched straight anC
much harder than Peters
in the other bout. Nix l.Is-cN OF Nev
York. stopped Bobby Traynor in th'
third round.
The sun., 1919-01-02
NEW YORK BEATS PATERSON.
Local soccer Team Wins Fast
Game by to u.

Clashing Cor the third time this season
the New York and Paterson football
clubs met Yesterday at LenoN Oval be
fore a good crowd of soccer followers
whose enthusiasm was not dampcned by
the weather New York won by goal
10 o. thereby taking the lead in tho
Sc les, which until yesterday had been
oven.
Petrie, New Yorks centre forward. got
u secession Of the ball from mixup
about the middle OF the first half and
Noted the ball from the eight yard line.
The Paterson forwards made several de
tcrmincd attempts upon New Nork'S goa,
but Ferro was impossible. thanks 10
able assistance OF the part of NJ Van
dcWeghe aud Mills In the back division
and Kelly at centre half. The lineup:
&AW York 81. Paterson co..
The sun., 1919-01-02
LITTLE HORN WINS CHASE.
Takes Feature Event at Pinehurst
! by a Nose.

PINFHuRsT. y. G, Ian. THE Pine
hurst Jockey Club held tts New Years
race meeting TODAY. with Col, r. a
Swigcrt OF Aiken oNlCiatirg as starter
for the running races and Fred
Shreve Of Philadelphia in charge Of the
harness events.
The two mile stecplechase, the feature
event OF the day, brought out some very
speedy jumpers. II was won in "A thrill
ing finish by Nat Iiurds Little Horn
with Burns UP. Little Horn. who car
Rod 1875 pounds, got away At tho tail
end Of the field and stayed there all
through the first mile of the race Then
Eurns got busy and pushed his mount
past one rival after another until only
PORN. ridden by Diamond, was left in
the lead.
At the next TO tho Last hurdle Little
Horn was stnl a full hurdle behind
PORN hut displayed "A great burst of
speed Lit,lc Horn cut down his dis
advantage on the way to the last hurdle,
rverhauled PORN rapidly in tho home
stretch and caught the leader length
from the finish and won the gruclIing
contest by a nose
The sun., 1919-01-02
BRAVES CLAIM SERVICE MEN.
HapG"od Says They VIII De
Placed on Reserve List.

hoSrpS. Jan. /. -- business Manager
h0good Of the Boston Braves says
rate-S 'n the army and navy service
a-e property OF the Braves and when
they a.o d scharged they will be placed
o. ne -oserve LIST.
~ .r a mistaken Idea thai because
page who entered the service year
sRo vas not rendered a contract he be-
comes free agent" said Hapgood.
j. o5viously would have been much
worse 'haH merely poor taste to tender
MAJ .u the service a contract to
pa baseball thereby virtually inviting
tw % cave The service IN order TO
pa. rho game Then. too. az these
Ha'',s n"re being carried on the vol
a.. ~e red LIST. no contract. under
'as'ha, .aN, needed TO be sent 10 them
-.'u no. indicated themselves de-
size TO return.
The sun., 1919-01-02
LUCKY B. VICTOR IN
NEW YEARS STAKE
o. A. Bianchi's Bay Colt Beats
BIC Field in Feature at
Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. The Fair
Grounds track opened this afternoon
with one Of the largest crowds that ever
attended Il race mceting in thls stat"
Seven races made Up the programme and
all OF them resulted In keen contests
The tholoughhreds We're OF mach
higher class than those which raced AZ
Jefferson Park last month and almos:
all the star Jockeys In the county were
seen 81 Tho saddle
The New Years Handicap was 'nr
feature Of the card u va. fos ,Nror
yrar-olds al one uile for a 't.joN purse.
After thrilling contest from Tag TO
judges premier houorS vent to q. y
Bianchgs hay colt Lucky y II : N'p-
pins Franklin finished second ana ..
A. MarshalrS Courtsh,r tooE the short
end OF the pure Tho t-ack Wa IA fair
condition and Lucky y travelled the
distance in 40 The res uts
First Race Three turlougs. for two.
Ogdon Gin. ll5 ,rons.ar,'nc, to : and
10 5. third Time 80 IS. rueblo. SIt
Anna Role and lIo,en Hartman also ran.
Second Race Five and bar fur
j. 5 to : and , 20 ;. Won. W.n. lo-
sylvia, 100 tNurphFi. ! to .. third. Time
1,Osl.i Napeu Florence Wcmer, LEU.
Marble, Archie Alexander. Romeo Veteran
and Keen Jane also ran.
Third Raco--FNo ans haf FUR
longs. Horbi}. los 'Garu"'l TO =. . 10
Aud even. Won. Assume. 100 Rowan. a "a
: and : 70 :. s"."nd, Zen Tromn, 100 En-.
Thui". ri"E"!ck Wa,uu. il'l Amaic-te
far"r and Tan II also ran.
Fourth Ra,e-nu" mite: Lucky n. lOa
tGarucri. 10 to /. to and = to ! won,
Franklin. IL DRobtusau!. g To- and 2 70
:. 80 ond: CpGvish!p. los DIiaroNorl. : ~ 2
thlrd Time, l'to tank psN. Ras.ius
Manister TOT. Diversion, KUues, Ticket and
Biihpd Voter also ran
F!fth RaC"-One milo and iVAu'v vArds
Irish Kiss. l0a stalker. = "a /. IN ! ana
to = won. Berlin, 100 rnuIeyl. even and
to ?, second Pit, los connolly. = to >
third Time. | - LuC'us. RingdoIe, Al
eustus and ThOrnh,yom also ran.
sixth RaCt-One mile and seventy Nards
Nab. log stevens. 10 L. 3 To and 70
, won. Handful. loo ,SchWhrtzl. to
and 70 T. second Leah Cochran. lO'
| Mooucvl = TO !. mira. Time ! ~ ,
! KING Neptune. ELLISON. John Hurir. Sea
/ rrchin Margery, Flash OF Steel and Ber
| Spii'er also ran.
ward claiming: ono mile and n yards
/ and to 10, won Parrish. ne rJohnson)
/ (Klalgprh \ 70 O., third. Time. 1885,
/ GoIdcros, BOY, W II Buckncr Royal In
/ tercst. say aud Eulogv also ran.
The sun., 1919-01-02

WANT TO TRAIN WITH RED sox
Cubs Eager TO Have rrsncc,. Men
Go to Coast.

H'CAGo' Jan FIRED Mitchell. presi-
dent and manager of tno Chicago Ma
tional League club. to-day opened nego-
,h'ons with President Harry Frazee OF
the Boston American League club for a
JOINT training season in California.
me local club will train at Pasadena
ana President Mitchell believes n series
OF games between the two clubs during
training and another series TO be PLAYED
al various points on The homeward trip
wiz put both clubs In topnotch condition
for their opening games OF the 1918 sea.
son
Mitchell said the result OF the neRo-
tistions with Frazee probably would be
made known at the join, conference OF
the major leagues in New York on Jan
uEry ls
The sun., 1919-01-02
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT

THETICs to-day with the reopenns
~ n the II. A.
he
and
candidates
Of
athletic Bill Hane tho
baseball Will be
had for
his
that will a this
reform is be
o
wrestling Harvard
candi
coach is
as soon as
The sun., 1919-01-02
BROCK BEATS BOYLE.
Cleveland Boxer Wins by knock
out In Third.

Lowell. Mass, Jan. Matt Brock
Of cleveland fulfilled expectations at the
Crescent \ G.. this afternoon when he
knocked ont Phinney Boyle Of Lower
in tie third round Of their scheduled
twelve SoGnd &. Boyle had been warn d
Of Brooks dangerous right and FOR the
better Part OF three rounds steered clear
Of It.
Brooks opportunity came I'm the third
round Matt saw the opening and quick
a. a lash SHOT a straight right to tho
Jaw Boyle kee'cd over. II was 10
quickly and neatly done that the ma
'ority OF the fans scarcely could be-
lieye BOYLE was not shammlng
The sun., 1919-01-02
Red Cross Appeals TO Boxers.

relief American Red
big
hospitalsEls
Gillette
possibly
n
a q
have OF
aid
a
heeruiy
e n get o
The sun., 1919-01-02

II was ON the hand" lytc Steamship
rys.yu. with capt Jake Martin o. tho
vhce.. tina. th" a cn' had 20. tn" action
they wanted on sunday last on the Farm
BAuks,
The ship was the Gr.' ,7 on N" grolnhs
and Smiling Jake" was SO accurate IA his
steerlng that as soon ~ the anchor vas
down tho bjgges' ,JnuerS YOU ever saw
came up ono after another. I'm tact. Those
mess % -uuh t4un"rs a. ypl seldom sec
Cod also came IN guodly numbers. on"
big ono ~ tVeufy-fnUr pound being ais n
hy En. rspcuiu, 81 he l'n''nn I.shlrE
Club while f. = StudIRrd. lr s'u. u his
hook Into ono oven anger AMI hertW. uu.
expected wealthy t> coping '.e f's'
Another old timer VINO d.stgs.,roI
himself hy pU.'0g en- up $50 and three
~ a zip was Commodore Dave came. on.
who was r!gh' Their" with his ,0rr. p.pr
Taurus Louis Rerker tried 90 eaten cod.
o. AhuIt three pounds ard Pop Young
,oniented himself with tu" 'Uuncrs, being
az mo- VOID came hls way
when tho an nor Nas NOV" - and capt
Iak" headed her for pur' al hands had a
mess ! guFs". 20 ujiGe hy tho bass fu'
car. Jake Apisbcs up tho season OH
New Years Day. after which he E1os
South Tor season of tl,k shooting Lu,k'
Jake IT. is auyl0us'y 'o. king forward
TINS duck tr.p. So much 81 in TACT tua'
D., has already started to PACK MS trunk
II" can hardy walt tNl train lime comes
'rac-c v,H hc some great romsnrcs when
o. ARTHUR THbp\ rp\
The sun., 1919-01-02
LIEUT.. sTOBBs INJURED.
His Machine Falls while living
over Memphis.

WAsHiSGroN. Pa. Jan Word was
received here to-day that Lieut.. william
r. Stobbs OF Wheeling. W. Va. an army
aviator and former Washington and
Jefferson football quarterback. had been
seriously injured in a fall with his plane
AZ Parksheld, Memphis. Tenn.
Lieut.. Stobbs was flying from the
camp to Memphis. a distance Of twenty
miles. when motor trouble caused him
II fall directly into the city of Memphis
When rushed to hospital it was dis
covered that his face and head were in
pured. II is said he will recover.
The sun., 1919-01-02
LEWIS DRAWS WITH DOWNEY
'olumbus Bower and Weltcr Cham
MON In slow bout.

"."Hb's, Ohio, Jan ! Bryan Dow
f'' N"i'erweiGht OF this city, and Kid
A'is. weiter champion went fifteen
IoiAl even in rather uninteresting
Sl' here this afternoon.
I""y left the ring as good rs they
''tre1 y. Apparently at no phase or
game I'D "ltaer boxer have an ad-
'sItsse
The sun., 1919-01-02
CENTRAL ~" FIVE A WINNER
swamps Fcnimorc Quintet, ~ 10 .,
on Brooklyn Court.

The Central y, NJ g. \, basketball
,eam yesterday defeated the Fenlmore
I'VE on the Brooklyn "Y'' court by ~ to
The Central boys held tho upper
hand throughout the contest ana ro'led
ur, 35 polnts to their opponents in the
FIRST half.
Baird accounted for all Fcnmoros
no!nts by baggiug field goals. oRrlen.
seaman and Griffin played best for the
Central team. The lineup
The sun., 1919-01-02


men n the light and
attan-
raw
The sun., 1919-01-02

BETHLEHEM TEAM BEATEN.

ST. IOrts, Mo, Jan I-Ihe b'lhI'-
hem steel company soccer tenn was ne
rcated to-day 4 TO 3 by an all star team
ri INC ~ Louis Soccer League. To-
DAYS gamc is the last Of series or
three. The Bethlehem team won the
IA ST game and tied the second.
The sun., 1919-01-02
TENDlEn heats noCKvKANs,s

.,r. Jan. lew Tender. the
'1.a .pna lightweight. slgntly out
POINT" ROCKY Kansas. the Buffalo
GO na. mere to-day IN ten round
''1' hp'h were under 1873 pounds.
The sun., 1919-01-02
ST. cHnIsTopuEn FIVE WINS.

The - Christopher ClIb basketball
team Yesterday defeated the Alpha =. 9.
t. five ON the Manhattan Casino court
Ny 20 90 - Three tuoIsdud PERSONS
watched the game.
The sun., 1919-01-02
New York Casting Clubs lalo OFFICERS

the following officers for l9lP. Dr., i. ".
DrooEau. president. i Harold Dutvher,
vice prPsilcut Ernest Barnet. -nrord VIC
president. T. Fernandez treasurer. f. /.
Phi fps secretary. George Robinson. ,hali-
man tournament committee, and Robert
FriicUuCrE clerk uf ,uU"~" Tho newly
elected utDcc.s a'so act as guarI 81 d.
The sun., 1919-01-02
IN. Y. RUNNERS WIN
IN PHILADELPHIA
TittertOn Leads Big Field and
Henigan Makes Best Time
i'm ) 1-2 Mile Race.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l.--Frank Tit
terton Of the Pastime y. c. Of New
York, winner Of the metropolitan novice
cross-country race, won the sixth an
rual handicap road race OF the Wood
Block Association here to-day. The
course measured five and half miles
Tiuerton started from the 2 40 mark.
and was followed closely by i. McGuiness.
another New York boy who represents
the Mohawk A. G. McGainese was al
lowed two minutes and was beaten for
first prize by six inches. ! Morris OF
the Meshowbrook Club of this city and
| J. Gray. also from this city. finished
third and fourth respectively. The
winners time was 8, minutes ! sec
onds.
The three fast time prizes went TO
| New Workers. Private Jimmie Heni-
gan of the Hospital Corps at Long
Beach. y. Y. the former New England
| champion, took the first fast time prize.
! He covered the distance in the fine
time OF IS minutes 50 seconds Heni-
gan was in receipt OF start OF ten
/ seconds and finished in twelfth place.
The other runners TO receive time
prizes were Max Boisnd of the Paulist
y. C., OF New York, and McGuiness.
/ Hengan also received trophy for
being the first soldiet to finish
Joe Leibermsn OF Philadelphia won
the navy medal for being the first
sailor TO pass the Judges.
! Meadowbrook Club. Philadelphia
took the team prize with a score OF IS.
The St Christopher Club OF New York
was second with a score OF rs; Brook
| lyn y. a. third with 50, Morningside
A. \. fourth with 80. Paulist \, c.
and the Mohawk club were tied for nth
place with 100 points each. The Dor
sett BOYS Club. Philadelphia. was last
with les points. The first twenty-five
TO finish
Evening journal., 1919-07-19
PACTOPPONENTS.
HOWEVER, INSIST
ON SOME CHANGES
Said TO be of Opinion
That "Clarifying of Council" IS
All That is Needed to Insure Ac-
cepfance of League COuenant by
the Republicans

WASHINGTON. July 10 Omitted
Press. President Wilson's position on
reservations 10 the peace treaty today
was the subject OF a warm dispute
among Senator's Those who want
reservations declared the President has
indicated 10 recent callers that he
might be willing to accept explanatory
or interpretative suggestions.
Administration Senators replied that
he is unalierably against reservations
OF any sort.
But 10 was considered significant that
following a conference with the Pres-
dent last night at the capitol Senator
Hitchcock, administration spokesman,
said
The whole question now Is the
form and the wording OF the resolution
OF ratification. There is no longer any
danger OF amendment Of the treaty. Il
will be ratified without the dotting Of
an II" or the crossing Of ~ so FAR
as It's text is concerned
Hitchcock said he and the President
discussed interpretstiye and explsna-
tory reservations among other
things. But he insisted the President
Is standing pat against an reservations.
His reference 10 the wording Of the
resolution OF ratification was taken In