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BECKER LEADS TIN WHISTLES.
Makes Low Gross At Pinehurst
with Card of So.

PINIHrnsr. ". C, Feb. 14.-More than
sixty tin whistles. the largest held OF the
season, took part In the qualifying round
OF the annual round robin played on the
championship course at Pinehurst TO-
day.
c. l.. Becker won the low gross in As,
42-s5. and J. NJ. Robinson, aided and
sbetted BY a handicap OF IS. carried of
the prize for the best net with a IS.
Only twenty OF the big held were allowed
to qualify IN the order given below.
Those who failed to get In to-day will
play a tourney of their own against
DOGGY tomorrow. The best gross four:
c. l. Becker. Pine,hhur.t. s5; c; b.
County, 81; Il A Kelley Southern
First Net Four. ". Robinson f2s,.
Farbor Beach. rs: J. II. ToWls (c.). cslu-
met, "a; d q. wing f20,. Brae Burn. II:
s. II Patterson tlS), Pl1inae.6. 80.
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SYRACUSE TO PLAY HERE.
VIII Meet Rutgers Eleven nj Polo
Grounds.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb 1.-THE re-
election OF Frank J. O'Neill as graduate
director OF football at Syracuse has
turned the attention Of the students to-
ward the prospects OF another winning
team next fall.
Tho football schedule Is one OF the
hardest ever attempted by Syracuse
team. II includes games with Vermont,
West Point, Pittsburs Brown Rutgers,
Bucknell. Colgate. Indiana and Me-
bras
The Rutgers contest will again he
staged at the Polo Grounds In New
York. probably on Election Day. Tire
Pittsburg game on October ~ and tho
Colgate game on November Is are the
two big features OF the home season.
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Manual (o).


J9maIoa 10, ManuaI IU0,
Jennings Goat ...........,Pa ddv
Bates............ Point ..,......... Kelly
Ms dden. ...... Cover point. Calls H. u
Clifford. ......,.. Centre ........,... Titus
W ThompJon... Left wing ....,.. Dry sdR. =
r. Thompson. Right w!ng....,..: Martin
GG1' caEa icis GwirordI hoH 1SST
Goais--second Period-Bstes C:3sl. Cif-
ford Gl:20l. Timers. Hancock. FFas-
mus Hall, and Fred Mohie, Brooklyn H. G.
Referee--Tom Howard, New York H. c.
Time OF Psr!ods--l5 minutes.
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KIECKHEFER-DE ORC TIE.
Second Block of Three Cushion
Match Ends in Deadlock.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1i.--Chamrion Augie
kIeckhefer and Alfredo DO ORC played a
tie. SO to 90, in sixty innings tonight In
the second block of their three cushion
billiard match for title De orc scored
his fifty first De Oro's high run was
SIX, Kieckhefcr's five. The total score
now stands 100 to 30, in favor OF Kieck.
hefer.
Tho final block will be played to-
morrow night.
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TREMBLAY "R0UNCES DYER.
sailor Boy Beats Australian Boxer
in Jersey Bout.

Fred Dyer, who claims TO be the
welter champion OF Australia. but holds
no such title, caught a tartar In Eddie
Tremblay. United States Navy. ut Jack
OConnors Summit Gymnasium, Jersey
City, last night, and was fortunate 10
stay the limit OF eight rounds Trem-
blay won from start 10 finish and had
Dyer bleeding and weak at the close OF
the bout.
In the semi-final. Soldier Sheldon out
pointed Charley O'Neiil.
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Ebbets
>
OF
OF
bad irnpres o.
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B0THNER GRAPPLEs WITH CUE.
Noted wreatlcr Wins in Billiard
Tourney at DoyIe's,

years on The wrestling pad George
Bothnor has turned to a lighter form OF
sport and entered the Class c amateur
pocket billiard tourney at Doyle's room.
He played his nrst game last night and
won II. defeating John Quincy by 50 70
IS, After getting warmed UP Bothner
took n strange hold on the game and
won by straight falls into the pockets.
George thought at first he was in =
wrestling match and TOOK hs,t nelson
on the cue, hut WAS awakened by the
referee, In the snooker pool game al
Dovle's George Rlrton defeated II. Pot,
ter by 100 10 SO.
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BARROW TO RELEASE PLAYERS
Ted sor Manager VIII Send Three
Back to Minors.

PrsTcN. Feb. l4.-Three OF the hve
'a"e-s obtained late last sea son from
T1or leagues are to be turned bsck 10
heir former owners. according to an
a'1oancement by Manager Edward Bar
o7 Of the Boston American League
.a'Saall team to-day Outfelder Law
.eoce Miller, will be returned 70 the Oak
ana, Cal, club; First Baseman George
oohran will be sent back TO Kansas
.ty and Jack Coffey, who played third
ha'e in the closing games last fall, will
~ Instructed TO report TO the Des Moines
team
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CANADIAN CURRIERS' WIN.

MONTREAL, Feb. 1I.-Canadisn curriers'
"oa from the United States representa-
ives by total scoro Of 3b3 TO 226 here
o-day, playing on sixteen Kinks. The
19rden medal. coveted trophy, going
% the skip Of the side with the greatest
'ajorlty went to w. II. Kearns. president
u the Canadian branch OF the Royal
~aledonlan Curling Club.
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FOUR Squash MATCHES.
National Tennis Association'u
Tourney VIII Begin To-day.

The preliminary round OF the National
Squash Tennis Associations invitation
tournam ent will get under way this
afternoon at the Yale Club. -Four
matches will be played. two In the upper
half Of the draw ana two IN tire lower
ha!.. In the nrper half Fl. w Carhart
of Yale Club VIII play I. II. Cornell OF
the Columbia ClIb ana p. L, Wiglan
o, the Columbia Club Will he orDo7ed BY
j. a Victor of the Yale club.
The matches TO be- pls?ei in tNe lowsr
half are !. Fiat, YUlo Club, ~ =. e
Ellis, Harvard Club, ard W. J KNAPP
squash Club, VS., $. Wainwright. faIs
Cluh
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JAMAICA TAKES LEAD
IN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Beats Manual, S to O-Poly
Prep Wins.

By defeating the Manual Training
team goals 10 in the Brooklyn Ice
Palace last night, Jamaica High Schools
hockey players took the lead IN the
Long Island Interscholastic Hockey
League. In the other game Poly Prep
triumphed over Boys High by 9 goals
to l.
Clifford, Jamaica's sturdy centre. ac-
counted for three OF his teams goals.
lie Gagged two In the opening half and
contributed another in the final period.
The other two were hagged by w.
Thompson and Bates. Thompson Gagged
h.s goal in the first period and Bates in
tie last session.
The Farah brothers proved big factors
n Poly's victory. Frank farah Gagged
TX Of his teams total goals. while his
brother Harold Gagged one. Harold also
helped 20 make two others which were
scored by Ruhm. Pepper accounted for
the Boys lone goal when he Gagged the
puck In e:le in the second period. The
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U. A. l.. to Give Victory Dinner.

The United Anglers League received on
a welcome 10 It's members returning from
the war A committee was appointed to
make arrangements and GS the date, wilton
month. The committee consists Of " l.
tam T., simmons. Robert T~''r~NerF, John
W Mcdonald ard Henry Sv'i-k II "v
intend to give the boys rous!us welcome
Fresh and salt Water Prizes.
LOS ANGELES. cal, Feb. i4-Nt the
annual meeting OF the Southern California
Rod and Reel Club, held in Los Angeles
recently. the following awards OF pri2es
IN the lsis fishing tournament we're an
Tuna-H.avy taekle-First. Or. J. Au-
burn Wiborn. iis pounds; second. James
ra 1H%pi sS1 F gsSRie-Frr.,, jaime. W
Jump. So, pounds. second. r. r. Jump
swordash-First. James W. Jump. al.
pounds. Hight taciSle second. r. b. Jump.
.72 pounds, heavy tag h.e
,o Ss""' :.oond { s w.s sSsT ~
White Sea Ras.-Firs,. Dr. ]. Auburn
wi5orn, a. pounds, second. 2 g. spier,
Black Sea Rsss-Firs,, Frederick W.
Hi. 800 pounds,
spothn Croaker--Firs, George W. Lee
sage. pounds ounces; second. G. O,
Hill pounds 10 ounces
YslloWnn--F.rst. Or. W. l. Holt. 8
Trout, big Bear Lake-First. Blanche
Mills ChadbournA ~ inches.
Trout, Little Rear LAke-First, Mrs. c.
Trout. ali .tresms-rirs,. Joseph welsh.
sSi4 inches; second, Charles stTock. SAX
Fresh Water Black Rsss-Firs,, Or. Z.
C Blackwell, 6 pounds ounces
Rock Bass--First, George {. Nogt. 6
san Gabriel Trout Especial pr,se-
First. Charles strock, llS inches
Files That WIN Get I'm.
Tventv-hve years Of rsh!ng for native
brook trout on Adirondack waters have
convinced me that the best Mes for that
region are Montreal, Royal Goodman.
Parrnachense Rels, Professor and Brown
Hsckle when the trout srs up and
they are not tho twenty or more other
varieties I possess are generally an added
sggravation, But they are easy TO look
at, and you never can tel ", c. F,
New York. FEB. IL.
Choice in Flies.
read IN your issue Of February 10 Rest
Files fo- Catsktlls," by my Old friend R!'-
with him, hut many saw"s 90 task"t'oN
have I gone down the rpor with SYN. also
Ne,Lcf Cp Us bag on tr" dlanru1. Her s
hug.ns (, lear '-cT' :'' A-''e.
rs',kn's AZ wei p. |po a them AMI
YOU IAN 600 - TIA : f.pw Ne.r '".'
rRmes u, G.st ~uo.r- 'v- u An. ".9 to-
man. a-f 7" us'rr 'rle ~ Won AYE .
Brown HaoF" 3" se''rA tt" Ny h.'rE
IN tie white wings N"vt OI,e C.r
F,oning Dun, Caha a. ogeor ~ t0o
Wetcre, snd for evening" HsD.aE 20 -
J. ~. H.aDI Cha uN II TY,
R'usstn-. y, Y. FaN -
Where the Mig Ones Nrc.
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PLANT CHOSEN CAPTAIN,
VIII Lead Cross-country Team of
Morningside A. c.

Jim Plant. the veteran walker was
last night elected cross-country capts in
of the Morningside Athletic Club. The
cases Of Fred Niles. Arthur Larsen. H.
Steiner and James Kane. all of whom are
UP on charges. were postponed until next
Wednesday night. when another special
, NEE ting viii be held.
The other elections win also take place
.. this msating.
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ORTIZ WINS AT BILLIARDS
Spanish Champion Defeats Co.'S
grove, so TO 40.

Antonio Ortiz. Spanish champion at
three cushions, won his game last night
at Thum's room in the tournament I'M
der the auspices Of the National Asso.
citation OF Amateur Billiard Players II
was close contest, Ortiz noeing out ],
Cosgrove by so 10 10 IN % innings
The victor had a high run @. three
and the loser OF four.
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McMANIMAN CUE WINNER.

~ p. McManiran. q new amateur
billiard star. continued his victorious
progress In the Victory Handicap at
asSs eDs ,. Hs s .a.s,a Sro sa ast
eesIer by 40 TO 100. His best run
was rs and his average ss2-ss.
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Expects Discharge Soon.

Galore has not yet had a chance to
ZEE President Ebbets OF the Brooklyn
lub. but expects to call on the Squire
Z Flatbush soon after he receives his
I.scharge, which he expects next week.
7 don't think we Will have any trouble
ding business" said Galore. Mr.. Eb-
els has treated me pretty fairly, and
{ he IS ms reasonable as he has been in
no past he will not have to worry about
citing my sigma ture to a Brooklyn con-
rs-t"
L,eJt. Galore Is the same modest I'M
gss I!u.ng chap he was before he won his
boulder straps and the French cross OF
var. oh" he blush!nsly remarked when
sked TO tell how he had won the coveted
Croix de Guerre, "a couple OF US went
Ut IN No Mans Land one night and
aged a few prisoners Il at gave US A
tile valuable information. None OF us
we're wounded or killed. II wasn't much.
~ou know"
NO. Il wasn't much!" IN an under
one exclaimed a colored sergeant who
vas standing near by taking 1t all In.
"C-tt.u' through the barbed wire an
c-rr.n' right into the German trenches
q bringing back a squad OF Heinles-
wasn't anythin No sub. Crawlin' out
here with the star shells maxim mid
irht look like noon and not knowing
any minute when a bullet was Go!n'
trough your gizZard or whizz bang
.gst in your face-only was tea
artV 90
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EARL SMITH JOINS
HOLDOUT BRIGADE
Young Catcher Returns I'm.
signed Contract to McGraw
-Kauff Out of Army.
ny FREDERICK G. LIED.

Earl Smith. the youny Giant catcher.
obtained by New York from the Roches-
ter club for 1--WE players and $1,000 has
Joined the ranks OF big league holdouts.
Smith, who already is In Hot Springs,
Ark. boiling out for the training season.
yesterday returned his contract to Me-
Graw. The youngster says the difference
between what McGraw thinks he is
worth and the ideas Smith holds on the
euotect Is not great. Smith writes he Is
sure McGraw will reconsider.
Smith. who IL In Hot Springs. declares
he has a letter from Manager McGraw
In which McGraw states that the Giant
pitchers and catchers will come to Hot
Springs later and that Smith should hold
himself In readiness to Join them.
While little has been said In New York
about ho!iouts, It is a matter OF record
that few regular players have signed
with the local clubs. The ONLY regulars
signed on the Giants are Benny Nauff
and Arthur Fletcher George Smith. the
CORNER Columbia pitcher. and few
other youngsters, Ryan. Sticking and
Ross also are under contract.
The Yankee players under contract
are Ping Bod!e and Muddy Ruel, and
two youngsters from the navy. Halas
and Jones. II seems that the sums
written into the New York contracts are
not being received with much favor.
Kaun Discharged From Army.
Sergeant Benny KauN. star centre
fielder of the Giants. again lie Just an
ordinary citizen OF the Republic. with
all rights 20 wear checkered suits and
sporty neck.ies and the privilege to re-
main In bed until noon without being
drafted as member OF the Kitchen po-
lice. Benny Is out OF the army.
According to n telegram sent to THE
Sun kauN was mustered out Of service
Yesterday Mt Camp Sherman. Chilicothe
Ohio. and danced Jig on the station
Nlatform as soon as he got out OF camp.
Benny Is or his way TO New York,
where he expects TO set rigged up for
the coming season. Benny Joined the
army last June.
keuH Is the last OF tho Giant regulars
10 be mustered out OF service. Rube
BENTON. jesse Barnes. Earl Smith and
Ross Young were released from the army
some time ago. and Al Baird and John
Jones. rookie ,nfelder and pitcher re-
speetivelv. have been discharged from
the nav.
The Giants Rad only one man over
seas. Sterling Strykcr, young pitcher
from Atlantic Highlands Stryker st.il
is overseas. Lieut.. JeSse Winters and
Eddie Sticking. other Giant rockies, ex-
pect their discharges w.thln the next
few DAYS
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RUTGERS GYM FIVE wlNs.

Rutgers Gymnasium basketball team.
leaders in tho metropolitan \. A. U.
championship tournament. last night DE-.
fcatcd the 81 Christopher Club fv" on
81. Christorner's court, by c6 % IS. II
was the East Side teams ninth stra!gi.t
v'c'ory ~ The tournament. The teams
met IN the l45 pound class.
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CANNEFAx DEFEATS OTIS.

Bob Cannefax won mis- rnal three
cushion game with Harry Frisch at
LAWYERS last night by 10 to "a. giving
him the weeks match by 1875 to 1870.
In another game last night cannefax
defeated Jim LAWYER by 20 TO 20.
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HORACE MANN SCORES AGAIN.
Wins Twelfth victory Mt Expense
of wcstncld Five,

The undete7te Horace Mann basket
ball team scored It's twelfth victory OF
tho season yesterday. II defeated the
Westheld High School five OF New Jer-
sey on Horace Mann's court by 40 to 25
During the first half the Jerseyites held
their opponents almost even, but in the
final half the local team swept the
The sun., 1919-02-15
Rod ANU Gus

Bathahara, Gre-rhsar', la7r Voc
ri'tnFs Mood Norns fo- lain T
NOFHRTNGFR. los Mvrt.e Ave, Err
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PLAY KEEN GAME on COURT.

The Columbia Grammar Schools sec
ond basketball team yesterday won =
fe"rly contested game from .he Horace
Mann second team oU Co'unb,as court
One point decided the Issue. Tic HEa'
score was 10 70 =.
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CRESCENTS SWAMP SOLDIERS.
Overvhelm 18Th L. s. Infantry BIZ
al In CS

The Crescent Athletic Club basketball
team last night swamped the Thirteenth
United States Infantry five from Camp
Merritt on the New Mooners' court In
Brooklyn, CT TO rs. The score:
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Fled goais-Mar'h, g kram. :; Egan. 2.
travis. Davis. 2: Hartman, Rya!is, .:
Parsons. Goals from foul--Marin 8; ira :
Wis, L. observation-disclosures for Kram
Delaney for Hauser. Ryaus for Davis. Par
sons for Hartman. Referee--Ed. Thorpe
De IL Sale Institute. Time OF haIyes--?0
minutes
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The Giants yesterday announced that
Sticking and Sidney Eoss. the latter a
LEFT handed pitcher. signed their con-
tracts with tSc New York club. These
players we're purchased from the san
Antonio club early last summer. after
the war began TO depiete tho ranks Of
the Giants.
The sun., 1919-02-15
MITCHELL SCORES KNOCKOUT,

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Feb l4.-R.chle
Mitchell. Milwaukee lightweight, knocked
out Johnny Schauer. St Paul. in the sec
ond round Of ten round fight tonight.
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YALE BEATS RUTGERS.
In Keenly Contested Game Ellis
Score victory, 20 TO -.
Special Ee.pd,ch 10 Tvs sUS.

EV'''VT' To TIL WI
NEW HAVEN. Feb. I+.-Yals outscored
Rutgers here tonight In one OF the fast
est and closest baske tball games that has
been played here in several years. The
score was 20 to "a. Yale took the lead
from Rutgers when the first halt was
well gone and, although the visitors
threatened continuously TO forge ahead.
kept Il 10 the end
The first half finished with Yale one
basket in front. II TO ~. The score;
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N. Y. U. BEATS WESLEYAN,
Local Coiicsians outscore Visitor,
by 81 to &c.

New Yo-t University last night de-
featsd wesleyan az basketball IN the
local coil-g'ans' gymnasium by So to 20.
The Violet Ave took the lead in tho Iirst
five minutes OF play and held command
throughout. At half time the local
quintet was leading by II to "a The
score
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L'eu. Cadcre saws that the French
e making fine Roadway in base ball.
II, game .s taking a strong hold in
'-arcc." remarked the Lieutenant.
NHerevrr ball or a bat or glove
y Ne found one can see the French
IS paving the game. Why. in little
G'Ga In Alsace VIC saw some young
's-s trying to play baseball with APP
r'-s
Pryor, star player OF the Lincoln
ants, and several other negro baseball
.ars belonged 10 my outfit and they
ware Just crazy about baseball The
Ny bail In my regiment, however. was
- old one I had Struggled In my pack.
Wy the Tddies'--that's what we call
ne boys in the colored division-wore
- hall ONT just throwing It around.
We also were handicapped by lack
room. Needless 10 say when we were
H the trick of the fighting in the Vosges
- the Champaign we got mighty little
-'o for baseball, We had 10 play II
N hand grenades"
taaore relates many faughab,e Incl
'ntS about the men OF his command.
gyeral centre about KID Cotton. former
Earring partner Of Jack johnson, who
e'ped train the Galveston black for
ls heht with Jeffries.
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Yankee Boxers Revelation to Engllshmen.


computing points won the Albert Hall competition London the per.
opener to English ODowd the worlds
iddlewght light
British
and others made lasting impression the
could
those bouts the British
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GOWDY AND SMITH
WILL RETURN SOON
Alexander, Ward and Mitchell
May Not Be So Fortunate,
Says Lieut.. Galore.
~ GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

vArHANK, L. l., Feb. 14.--Brooklyn
tars can expect Sherrod Smith, the
ya,k Doiger southpaw. home on almost
my chip now. but they may have to
walt uu'i close 10 the opening OF the
baseball season before "Chuck" Ward
clarence Mitchell and Jack M,ljus reach
ne city. Boston rooters soon will have
,ae privilege of welcoming home Hank
Gowdy. but Chicago fans may not see
me great Alexander until the pennant
races get well under way.
That was the opinion to-day expressed
Ivy Lieut. Leon Galore of the 369th
United States Infantry. pride of the
Brooklyn pitching corps, who arrived
rom France last Wednesday, proudly
sporting the Croix de Guerre and other
decorations for bravery and distinguished
srvce.
Sergeant Smith recently was trary-
terred 20 the Serticv CT Supply Depart
ncrt," said Galore. Men of that de-
lartmcnt Of the service, together with
members Of tho casual companies, are
being sent home ahead OF the regular
units Smith is stationed at Blois and
his detachment was preparing to make
ready TO leave for an embarkation
port when we left France. OF course
they may be detained at Brest or some
other port indefinitely. but It is pretty
certain Smith will not be In France much
longer.
AS soon as the oasuals arc cleared
away the regular detachments will be
sent back in order OF priority OF SER
vice. Being in the Rainbow Division.
which was among the first Of the a.
Z. +. TO set foot in France, Hank Gowdy
will not have many moro weeks to spend
across seas
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Keckhefer and Hoppe Contrast in Billiard Champions.

OF all billiard
Keckhefer
n
follows Kieckheer
Keckhefr Kieckhr
l5o Maupome 1919
l7S Kekheter McCourt innings 49,?
has
he defend his title He has far maintain that he holds
because his
CHAMPIONSHIPS He has made various financial
playing until winter he booked exhibitions Hoppe
remain until beaten IT lies with Brunswick Bake cNender Company
billiards ehabN
tated and that Hoppe its employee. is forced into
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ROD AND GUN NE " )


Sandy Hook srrtna hay GGGyer2,n WINS yGs,,
Dat. I" al FfM AM"YM AMn PM NJ I'm AMo I'm Aw rM
sSsE 1s i s51 sG So ST. S S5s 90 Il Il a2 S 8
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EASY FOR PRATT FIVE.
Defeats Ursinus Basketball Tam.
as to Is.

Pratt Institute basketball players
last night gained an easy victory over
the Ursinus five on the Brooklynites'
court. The score was ss to IS, In the
last half Pratt led. IS to 5. The score
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
by DANIEL.

wv suit brought by former phts from his
puglisic his a fighter.
circus
and sawdu,
his business fighting
tlat he is engaged in light Dempsey would
to indicate fighting
with the
would seem to take the form Of notice The patrons OF boxing
training work for his with Dempsey and 1t must be accepted
a point or physical condition satisfactory himself
% II The big chap takes solemn view OF ire and
he determination
Evidently the champion believes that victory over Dempsey
achieve holder
decisions realizes
trouble with
ell IN his bring Il result
victory challenger confident OF without
special difficulty profitable
the heavyweight VII
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AIeck Not So Fortunate,

Alexander. Ward. Mitchell, Miljns
and other OF the big eaguers who went
over with the outfits from Camp Funs-
'on Will not be SO fortunate. The Camp
funston boys did not arrive IN France
until last June. hence they will be
among the last OF the divisions to bid
france farewell.
"Aleck Is with the Army Of Occupation
and VIII spend quite few more weeks
along the Rhine. 1t will mako little Diff
ference II the boys are a little late In
'howinG up. They are getting lots OF
spring training right now. All OF 'em
are hard as nails and will need only a
Nte work to have them playing the
game Of their gay young lives"
II the rest OF the big leaguers have
ne physical we'll being that belongs tc
Galore spring training only would be a
natter OF routine. Lieut.. Galore IL lean
AID hard as Il pit bulldog. He doesn't
AIRY an ounce of superfuous flesh de-
plte the fact he has picked up a few
POUNDS since last season.
The only thing the matter with me-
-aughed the Lieutenant, 'Is that I'm
- bout 5000 meals behind.'
The sun., 1919-02-15

FED GoaIs-lIehth, 2; Nlcholas I, Me-
Tisme. 8; Buuer {; Ashmead. 3: Mccain.
= Htrtn Camp Merritp-Doshinko 3;
stone, :; Smith, q Reid. London, .. Goals
from Fou,-Ashmesd posh!nko, 2? Stone,
Smith. London. SuhS,itutes--Trving ror
Butter, Hirtln for Heath, McCann FOR
Nicholas Johnson for Reid. Referee
John OBrisn, Central Y. NJ. c. \. Time
of halves-20 minutes
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boards. The lineup
uorse. Mann t4o). wes,n.,a t,s,.

F1eId EoH1s-HUTacs HaHn' I.utr o. EHH
leyn 9. Farrell; Westheld: Kellmafk 5.
walsh ., Morgan. Goals from ioui.Eder
&. walsh Morgan 8. Substitutes-Farrell
Refere"-Ei Thorpe. De La Sale Instl.
tute Time OF taIves--lb minutes.
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Our nrck ~ the woods e FN--svNrt 20
nONai from 'ho 0shlpE FroEEd, generally
IN your Hc!uma. bat "a spite u
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score Yale, 20; Rutgers, - Field goals
Yale; Horton. 3 van Slyck, +. HAmll,
StradeNs. Rutgers: Neuschaeter ), Neury
;, Robsson 2. TclGferro. Goals from foul
Van siyck S, Tesierro 5. Referse-Tom
Thorpe Substtution-pann for Alderman
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Fed yoals-Roth. I; F4telson. 6; Brown.
Ia Barr. 6; Meyer. Beischer. 2: Grove
Long. Taine. Light, .. Goals from foul
Grove, =, substltutss-staniey FOR Fitel-
De.-ing. Manhattan College, Time OF halves
80 minutes.
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Goais-First Period--H Farah Q;?2l, F.
Goa!s-second Period-F, Farah gap. +,
Farah (3:os). Ruhn t5:tO, r. Farah b;52).
G Hancock. Erasmus Hall. and Fred
! Noble, brooklyn H. C. Referee-Tom How.
ard New York Hockey Club. Time OF
Perlods-l5 minutes