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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Y. VI. C.. A. Official
Sails to Plan Meet

Establishment throughout England,
France and Italy Of permanent pro-
gramme Of physical education among
the American Expeditionary Forces,
thus paving the way for an Allied mill
tary Olympic in Paris, is the object of
LIT. George j. Fisher, head of the Y. NJ.
{ A. War Work Council, who sailed
yesterday on the Caronia.
General Pershing has approved the
programme, which calls for competitive
mass athletics, including company, bat
talon and regimental elimination trials
leading TO finals in Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
$1,000 for War Heroes
Washington Legislature Votes
10 Help Returned Troops

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 81. - Senate
and House leaders have agreed on
relief and care of returned soldiers and
sailors. Its passage to-day was ex-
pected and the money would be made
available Immediately.
A joint commission of members Of
the House and Senate will go to Mon
tana, Idaho and Oregon to attempt to
coordinate pending bills in those states
so that the soldiers relief committees
OF the four states can cooperate in
carrying out the work intended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Manual Takes Lead
In Hockey League;
Erasmus Hall Wins

Manual Training High School jumped
into a commanding lead for the Brook
lyn-Long Island Interscholastic Hockey
League championship by downing Com
mercial High School for its third vic
tory in the series at the Brooklyn Ice
Palace last night. The score was
to 0. The Commercial boys were I'M
able to break up the team work of their
opponents, and Teak and Jewell who
resorted to unfair tactics to break up
the Manual attack, were given rest
of one minute each on the side lines
to cool off.
In the other game Of the double
header Erasmus Hall High School,
playing. at its best, swamped Boys
High School by score of to l..
While the score would indicate a one
sided contest, the Boys High youths
were full of fight, which they showed
up to the end
The line-ups follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Soldiers Favor Smith

Camp Dix soldiers and officers are
eFsssog odds Of j 10 that their in
ssfsetcr. jeff Smith. will decisively
neieas Policeman johnny Howard, Of
1saronne, on Monday night at the
a.fncFy A. 4, Jersey City, in their re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Boys High Loses
TO PawIing School
I'm Dual Swim

Brooklyn Boys High School swim
ming team put up a game fight against
far superior rival in bowling to the
Pawling School team in dual meet in
the latter's pool at Pawling, N. Y, yes
terday. The score was 35 to IS.
Jack Patton, captain of the Boys
High squad, swan brilliantly, capturing
the twenty-yard event and finishing
second in another. In the tifty-yard
contest Patton had duel with Richie
throughout, but was beaten by the
proverbal touch.
Another close finish was seen in the
100-yard swim, when Adams, Of Pawl-
ing, beat BREASTED, of Boys High, by
inches. Barnewall was Pawling's all
around star.
The summary follows:
20O-yard relay raceWcn by rawling. with Barnc
weD Iup'cl. l,itchie AID Adams Boys High. with
Patton, Gcrmyn. Segal and Briasted second Time.
200
2O-yard swim-Nvon by Patton, Boys High:
third Time 0o9 %.
Dive FOR form-Won by Bontecue. rawling; Barne-
Plunge tor Instrumentation by Walker, Paving
Ge'nyn, Boys High. second. Scgai. Boys High.
third.
iO-yard swiln-Won by Richie Pawling: Patton.
BOYS High, second; BREASTED. Boys high third.
100 yard swim-Won by Adams, Paving; Hrl
asted. Boys High second; Thomas. Tawling, third.
tii.a! point score :. Pawng School. IS points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Rusek to Meet Monfagano

Soldier Joe Rusek, formerly of the
18th U. S. Cavalry, viii meet Nicola
Montagano, the Italian mat artist,
in the chief wrestling bout at the
Crescent Theatre. Brooklyn, next Tues
day night In another bout the COM
pctitors will be Alex Haggis and Sailor
SanderSon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
The summary follow S
Bull Terriers at Garden

Entries for the bull terrier show in
Madison Square Garden on February
10 will close on Saturday, February 8.
AS this show will be held the day be-
fore the Westminster Kennel Clubs,
many fanciers are taking advantage of
the opportunity to exhibit at the two
leading shows Of the breed without
leaving the Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Horace Mann School
Wins at Basketball

Horace Mann Schools superior team
work and shooting proved strong
factors in it's defeat of the Berkeley
Irving School basketball team yester
day on the latter's gymnasium by
score of SO to At the end Of the
first half Berke trailed by y to IA.
Elder and McAlesran, the respective
right forwards on each team, rivalled
for individual honors. Elder scored IS
points for Horace Mann and McAleenan
Ii for Berkeley.
The linenn follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
lake Daubert, if He " it'll
draws Suit, Will Go for
Kopf and an Ouifielder
BY w. ]. Macbeth

Sneedinr around the baseball beat
..sserdav was lust as celebrating and
sxe;ting as CROPPING in the Stygian
savkuess of = deserted sepulcAre. SO
s.r as real news was concerned the
,a.sl marMates made about as much
mise as the Woolworth Building on a
Ssbhath. Even more close mouthed
,Asn John A. Heydler and Hal Chase.
If it hadn't been for our old friend
the Squire OF Flatbush. who admitted a
s-sde that had been made a couple Of
..eks ago. there would have been little
nj the exchanges to fall back upon for
lead. And TINS trade isn't trade at
slI: at least, not yet.
Il leaked out at the joint meeting
bere fortnight ago that First Base
man Jake Daubert. of the Dodgers. had
been traded to Cincinnati Tor Short
stop Kept Mr. Ebbe1s denied the re-
details weren't JUS right, it appears.
Suit Blocks Deals
The trade was Daubert for Kopf and
either Griffith or Neale, it is now con-
fessed. And this swap hinged upon the
nroblem of Jake suppressing his suit
against Squire Ebbets for back pay on
sn iron-clad contract Of five years,
which ordinarily would have termi-
mated on October Is of last year, but
which was forestalled by the Flatbush
Squire September l last because of the
awork or fight mandate clamped on
the merry national frohc by the War
Department.
So far as can be learned, Jake Dau-
bert has experienced no change Of
heart since last in our midst during
the recent big pow-wow. At that time
he swore he would press his suit to the
furthest in the civil courts, feeling he
was bound TO do so as a matter of prin-
ciple. His pride had been wounded
And unless Mr.. Ebbets has experienced
change of heart and settled, or AT
+ least compromised in secret, it looks
very much as if the trade in question
still hangs fire.
Secretary John b. Foster of the
Giants received Yesterday the signed
contract of W w. Hubbell, of Bull
Idaho. Hubbell is a big, right handed
rookie catcher who trained with Nc
Graw last spring and who showed such
promise at that time that McGraw is
anxious TO look him over further.
year ago Hubbell was not quite
ready for fast company, SO ne was
farmed out to Joplin, Mo. The little
minor leagues began to go to smash be
fore midsummer, but Hubbell was res
cued by the Newark club of the Inter
national League and did yeoman ser
vire hero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Mat Bous Tonight

Columbia and Brown will meet in a
dual wrestling match at the Columbia
gymnasium tonight. Two
Cinnamon have won places on the Co.
iumbia team, which appears TO be UNI
usually strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Sheriff Mcclellan, Please Write

Sc HOOT1NC fish that has gd shooting while the angler
~ still fighting pungng arpoon into the boat
fight it the g with 100 yards of manila practices
that have long been termed unpopular by the established of good
craftsmanship the of Winde celebrated
cisco angler.
If of Captain Bill Mcclellan,
Native Son be Of the Regular he
slider handtohand fight and wrestling bout with Canadian
salmon perfectly legitimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
WE WONDER


complacently for a second helping of ham and
That ancient robin which makes first annual
alfmln hmets these will the
pretty badly pull
Brodie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01

observation-disclosures for Farrell. Landauer for
Iulleyn. Hoeck for Mason. Goals from fed
leyn .; Burbridge. !. Farrell lBerkeley-Irying
McAeenans : Mason; 2 Maurice Riley. !.
Referee-Ed H'horp. De La Sale. Time Of halves
20 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
Wins
From Boston
In Hockey Tilt
Captain Dross and Avery
Prove Stars for the Grim
SON Puck Chasers


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 31.-The
Harvard hockey team defeated Boston
College to-day by a score of Z to 2.
Boston has a fast team, but Harvard
put on fine exhibition of speedy, in
dividual hockey and scored all except
gained combination play.
Captain Dross and Avery Tailed
three goals each in the first half,
Cabot, Bigelow and Bacon working
we'll in the combination. Walkers de-
fence was good and he forced most of
the Boston shots for goals to be made
well out to the boards. Hughes and
Morrisey, who scored the visitors goals,
did so alone, Morrisey's coming at the
end of rush from one end of the
rink to the other.
The summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01

Goals first halD-Hau, ] 30: Rollins, $50
Hal 90; Wyckor. 20; Garsdc. 1000 Referee
Tom Howard. limo OF halycs--I5 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
FORGETTING THOSE 'MARKERs"
His Hermann Attitude Expl

but it "busnes with the kings who the books.
His Hermann Attitude Explained
Charlie Ebbets
the
Of the Yankees the old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01

Manual "a. Pos COMMERCIAL f0)
lredWci .-............. G. .............. Thornas
darly .............P ..................T Teak
Illus: .....-.....-......f. L. ............ Jewell
'allaidl- c. .............. Feinler
Jshn. ..................L. w. ......... .Horstman
SPARKS. -.-'....-.-.h W. Feig
Sparks. II Al. Second half-Sparks. 1900 Pen
aeaIeak (CoTpnlnereia} LOO, tripping. Jewell
ard Time OF halyes-lJ minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01

Harvard Cd Pos. Boston College t2)
Holmes. ..,.............G ............. O'Connol
Walker. ...-............P. .............. .lealy
Il, M m1ses
Bkeiow .................R X. ............... Dooey
Avery ................C .........,..... + alvey
Bacon ..............I. W. ..........,. Corrigan
Goals--By Gross 3, Avery 3, Bgeow
Hughes, Morrsey. sulstitutes- Harvard; Smelling
for Bacon, Baldwin for Smelling. Cabot for Avery.
Adams for Cabot, Buntin fer Bigelow. Bright for
Gross. Clark for White, Church for Clark Ref,
clee-flutclunson Goal Jmpires Kennedy and
j. Morriscy. Time OF periods. IS minutes
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Spr9eli9 iano g :Sfisic.

Sjsntnlib Seren Spreriens Spn
ebert Ssrenien Ieilte i'm iGopanli-
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1717. Seruo Sunoet Itoo Sfuben.
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NtIicn til VorNc.

5 Anleoning al at Son. Com.
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ptoe2 mgtn SIp9tuinge Sans ri.
bljotef, lem houoc en- &rrOi Al ca.
$1,000. hapoc ban 'flrufet I'll Ell
NiilltrrorRunlintlou, han tiIhortc.
&lut0t bans Gitcrlu0cuituber CT
Ser nui0ct molQc lmQ loul ta'tcr ct
mt &ua over bans NlfUrr. 81 d.
n ser Ell GrtIrrlM Iom 'jAcr:
"Ealfen off life lault / bette Sr09
olmnoclNe NetVouul. Cen bar
jituu0 I'll at ulo0e ale NorpliQtclitr
belt til set CIcbllf ocl luffcoe> "a
tmoc hapc ~lort'ot | Ct u%bcQrTuict
(io2rml
Get cr pUrN at erIuorc. at Saul
lens Nnut bctoIrt &l,O'tuocruc 100
Eroteut tilbd8c poo CoQorcu ~ at
han oQldo bctoItc Sc / Torbjuoclic
WcO Hhmuuiitratlnuen iorbmOuc
U0Niittr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Nlellem Stlerne:
perbenens S~illeputer.

Ser cr ct "0nnu1clt Gro iom tiger,
at WooiUtuinQcrue mooca. $ntct
Stco fan octte Cro bel iiuoc cit mer
itcrilooct Nlnbenoelic enc pnn set
uhnrc &%erocn9rlm. Scr palorcr ser
/ ulatteliQc Niltun0c ira &or0cn &lo
ser rrm0t, hui3 StprrclIc tro0ler Ell.
bier GorcltluinQ % lunultcr al San.
toll men / set lalumc 9tuu uoll0rcr
loug3 i'm title &ei &loocr, iom bare
Cr ror Sou0forn at rtNuc. Sfnl man
npunc ct Grclnpel poa en- pirtcllg I'M
p%oncrcuoe &iGmpc blouot NiUnlper.
nloo mon ircubUnc Sticrncu Hono-
pms, lpm life ices ml0cr bore Nreooc-
Qroocr. Ser cr 0e Nlltronomcr iont
mclcr ON 0cu, at Sen CT 100000
@ouQ iterc enc nor Sol 9ht peb ri,
at Dor Sol cr t.25O.OOO @onQc lterre
cuo &orocu. oltiou cr Girltierncn
Solopll@ ino % ioo mango @iaioncr
WanQc lterrc emo &or0Cu. oeuue cr
llicll loa % ioo mango NiQioncr cQcr
(|rlllloner WnnQc lterrc enc Tor Or
cmpel ct WicmCltc o. !. D., oil
uoQcu pioc Sc tllurrulclicopi@ riQtige
(ol cr oct fife ponltclig at rcgnc Dem
lto. ulcu set cr oloclc2 mntti1 at no
iere hlaic NcQncimftcr, Tor iclp mcb
Sc noinqtlac Eol iorou rs pnu Tnpi
ret Cr III life fonmuct ben on'fliellgc
Goritooelic Al ol9lc Storrelic9iorbolo
ct cucltc Stri0t nprmcrc; Dor Ior-
ltono itnnr her n iom set bcber -
golifc cntclt title.
&tfc loolcoe9. loor man oaar til
oeu nnoen Sioe % foiter Ct Nlif pon
Glrnpcrne2 Nto0iUmiuQcr; sc lnloa
Ninmcac1cncr, &iueputtcrnc blallbt
SticrnerHr. Ser 'oor man ncutIiQ at
Qiorc mco (oL iom mani fou oucrlc
~ mnptc oN loml man 0crfor oaioo
ian otunl0c %ntcre2ic.
HiQclom man taler nnt Stop / ct
&Grclic, toIcr man oQluo ON Steu
Ncrocu2rumlct fo&miif Stcr
cacr &crocu2itap foloer man oct IL,
~ oct Dor bore rlmellM at hui3 mon
Icbcr otter Sc miuNitc &ilnmcqcQcmer,
man folt iin0c, uil nlnll trTife ocn'
mcllem "&crbcn@itapct", / Sorm al
Wnctcorcr cucr Stlcrncifuo Tor Gr
cmpcl. W}ci iom bctlcn0t cr oial(
&immeueQcmer loa ilnGtiQe, ar e
uUrmerc &cticuotifob mco Dem bare
laoer lig uirtcllQqlsre. noor N luo a
lt9c tou tolc o. felc pno Sem, oltIoc
Ilaor WCtcoreruc cr lal0t ncb poc
Soroen. Men "a or sc life mer hpo>
DC par, Tor MI er De heoe, og oct o.
iom Sig er iitano Ill at iortGle os
er bpcrfeu tort / Smlang cller @e
tponina. Sfal man bare noaet llb
bpttc meo ct nprmerc S~etienotIfal
nleo NinmcleuS Siaeputiticrner mac
man ocrior pTlge liz no nosle ion e.
"~Iepcnoe" enoui, ~ alooer iom e.
aoiiaoi9e @orgere / et eler auoet bel
oronet SoIiomiuno eIler Solipltcn
% bpiifct liaeer oS "a nGrmere chi
bort eget Solinitem.
Ser NnbeS GA o9ian %. bcbitc nc
~prpienianttr Tor Siaeputiijcrrer ion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
60 Slypere orufnet.

Sra CAPE @4p, q. s., berctteS
Den 29oe Ipril: en- ierscli9 llIptfe
bUnStc her ioag. ioe. TO NiIitGrilp.
pere, Ssituanterne Berger % Bar.
ron. orufucoe. oa beres Ieroplan
itprtebc neo paa &onuen. gn treble
Manb. iom bciorot Jig / Icroplnrct,
ilap uifaNt ira Solbet % lpsmmeoc
ilanb. Dc 10 Siiiccrcr, Tom omfonn,
blcp bclbt umocr Sanbct al MaIfl.
ilcll.