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New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
A. A. u. Holds
Lively Confab
On Basketball
Registration Com ittce
Brands Morningsidc A. c.
Player Professional

That the registration committee of the
Metropolitan Association had stirred
up a hornets nest when it announced
their willingness to attempt to control
basketball playing among clubs IN this
city was evident at the monthly meet
ing held last night. Following the re-
cent order to the Morningside Athletic
Club to disband its basketball team or
suffer the resembling of its membership
with the amateur body, similar fate
awaits the Hollywood Inn Club, of Yon
kers.
However. a more turbulent meeting
is promised for next Wednesday even
ing. On this occasion f. Wctmore
Kingsley delegate from The Hollywood
Inn Club, will DC before the committee
TO answer number of questions about
his basketball team, particularly re-
garding its playing against unsanc-
unsanctioncd teams.
On Sundays, the Yonkers players, it
is charged, called themselves the Yonk-
ers Stars, and on week days the five
goes under the club name of the Holly
wood Inn. This method of procedure
is strictly against the rules of the
union and the extreme penalty for the
otfcnse is expulsion from the associa-
ton.
Sam Bclsky, who captaned the Morn
lngside Big Five. which was recently
declared a professional organization,
was branded as a professional and his
amateur card revoked at last nights
meeting. He was chairman of the
athletic committee at the Mornngside
Athletic Club and prominent running
high Jumper
Considerable dsscnsion has also
cropped up among the negro basket
ball teams of Harlem, regarding the
amateur status Of players, and some
twenty-five players will be quzzed by
the committee at its next meeting.
After stormy two-hour session the
committee granted sanctions for road
races to the st. Christopher Club
Brooklyn Athletic Association, Mohawk
Athletic Club and Morningside Athletic
Club. Both the Brooklyn and Mohawk
clubs made application to hold their
race on Easter Sunday but the commit
fee voted in favor Of the Brooklyn A.
A, as it had conducted its event for
the past two years on this date.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Long Island Poloisls
Soon Start for Aiken

ESTBURY. L. l.. Jan. o. Various
members of the Meadow Brook Hunt
and the different polo colonies of Long
island and those about New York
Philadelphia Washington. y. c. and
Dayton. Ohio, Will ieare this week for
Aiken. S. C.. where they viii take part
IN tho various polo and drag hunting
events TO be held there during the next
few weeks.
Nrs. Thomas llitohcoc. cf the
Meadow B.ook colony. viii he the
master of hounds Of the American bred
pack Of fovhounds TO be used in the
country round about Aiken Lieusen-
ant James G. Cooley. who has refereed
al various international and national
polo tcurnam ants Of tins country. will
whlp for ,he Aiken pack When the
United States declared war Mr.. Cooley
Immediately entered the ranks and be-
ing hogsemaa Of marked ability soon
Won his commission.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Navy Five Defeats
Georgetown; Her
Eleventh Victory


ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Jan. %. Winning
their eleventh consecutive game oi
basketball, the midshnmen defeated
Georgetown here this afternoon 22 to
10 in the most spirited contest Of the
season.
The visitors got the jump and scored
five points before the locals counted
Then the midshipmen summoned De-
ringer and Lewis from the bench and
gradually began to overcome the lead.
he score was II 20 8 in favor Of the
navy at the close of the first period and
the margin was slowly increased IN
the second half
The game was rough. and two play
efs from each side were sent to the
bench after getting the limit of per
sonal fouls Lewis was in good fo1in
for the navy. while Tazelc did the
most effective work for Georgetown.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Columbia Eleven Guests
Al College Club Dinner

Tho Columbia s. A. T. c. varsity
football eleven Of last fall and Fred
Dawson. coach of The team. were the
quests a. dinner held in their honor
last night at the Columbia University
Club. West f3d Street. In addition to
severa prominent graduates. Levering
Tyson. graduate manager of athletics.
and Charles Halsted Mapcs. chairman
Of the university committee on ath-
letics. were present
Plans for the 1919 season were dis
cussed and it was announced that The
schedule would he brought to an end
by game with Brown or a team Of
like calibro. The rest Of the schedule
ii WAS said. would follow the lines Of
The programme arranged for the 1918
varsity. which had to be abandoned
when the Students Army Training
Corns took oharge Of athletics.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
international Regatta
Slated for the Seine

PARIS Jan. % The Knights Of Co
lumbus have announced n rowing re-
gatta to be conducted on the Seine.
here. early in March. Already more
than one hundred entries have been
received from men in the A. r. r.
forces whose regulations in the crews
Of Cornell. Columbia. Syracuse. Penn
sylvania. Harvard. Yale. Wisconsin and
othor universities and schools -
Amerioa arc firmly established.
Tho Knights viii have as momhor
Of their rowing committee Lieutenant
l.. A. Peterson. who has heoA i'm Inc
naval aviation forces France. Eng and.
FolGiuw. itsiv. Portugal and America
viii be represented in thc rowing con-
tosts
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Nassau Golf Player
Sets Pace at Pincl,urst

PINEHURST. \. G.. Jan. -. J. y.
Stearns, 3d. of the Nassau Country
Club, continued bis sensational golf on
the championship course here to-day.
ror the third time in week he set
hew low mark of the season, with n
card of 70.
Stearns. who recently returned from
naval duties overseas. hung up - a
week ago. Yesterday he clipped a
stroke of this figure. This afternoon.
in on amateur profcs sional four bail
match. the Nassau player aided bv five
thrces. eNcellcd his previous pcrfor-
mancss with round of 10, 80 each wav.
His card follows:
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in ,........-..-.. : : 4 3 4-s-- "a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Pershing's Men Used
athletic Supplies
For Big Contests
.ENERAL PERSHINC'S an

ENERAL. PERSHING'S an
II nouncement that the A. E.
F. would conduct Olympic
Games in Paris in May or June,
and that he had invited COM
mandcrs of all the Allied armies
to send contestants to compete
with American soldier athletes
appears to have stimulated inter
est in sports among the soldiers.
Although the Knights of Co
lumbus have shipped immense
quantities of athletic outfits, the
supply of certain articles appears
to be running short, and Knights
of Columbus headquarters here
to-day received by cable an ur-
gent call for basket, medicine,
volley and soccer balls, also
punching bags and indoor base
ball equipment. All this will go
forward Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Franklin School Five
Too Much for Cutler

The Franklin School basketball team
came through with a hurricane finish
IN defeating the Cutler School COM
bination on the Franklin court vester-
day. The score was 81 to Ia. After an
exciting first period Cutler led by Ia
to 13.
In the second half Cutters swift at
tack and consistent scoring enabled it
to hold an advantage until tho last five
minutes Of play Franklin then broke
through its opponents defence re-
Cutler was held scorelcsS. Tishman
and Brawncr tho rival left forwards.
were the most conspicuous point gath
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Bowling Team Scis
High Mark of 1924

TOLEDO. Jan. % The Page DarSs.
the team that registered 1861 for see
ond place in the American Rowling
Congress tournament at Cincinnati
last year. hit for a total of Spa last
night in competition in the Toledo 4.
b. {. League
The game scores were i01I. 03l
and LIS. The individual figures were:
Hof. 6O7; C. Seibcrt. 6SS. Wilson. 59i;
klug Gsi. and Elwcrt s5a
The Page Dairys arc tho Ohio state
champions. having Won tho titlo ~
Cleveland. with team total Of 2.aso.
on January 30. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

since Southern trips were inaugurated.
Cleveland will return TO New Orleans
Tor spring training and will devote at
least one solid month to this purpose.
Manager Lee Fohl and his battery can
didates viii probably report week or
ten days earlier so that his pitchers
may be able to furnish real batting
practice by the time the main squad
assemblies. The club will stick right
to New Orleans, however, until the last
possible moment and then move direct
ly to Detroit, where the opening game
is scheduled for April 23.
Aside from whatever practice games
may be arranged for the club in New
Orleans with minor and college teams.
the customary inter-club matches and
battles with major league clubs which
may pass north through the Louisiana
base. the Clevelands will face the big
issue with the Tigers as an unknown
quantity. It's business management
figures this circumstance should prove
a big boost rather than a knock as it
will add to the air of uncertainty which
after all is ;ne chief charm of the
game.
An Advertising Outlay
Cleveland will regard its spring
advertising outlay. 1t will make no cf
fort to redeem expenses by the usual
digressions into tank" town territory
which of late years have been not only
decidedly tresome but Improbable as
we'll
Manager Miller Higgins of the Yam
KEGS will return to-day to Cincinnati.
He has completed arrangements for the
disposition Of most Of his surplus
talent save a store which he hopes to
use for speculative purposes.
Huggins will not return to the city
until late in February. From his Gin
cinnati base he intends to put over sew
eral deals on which he has becn work
ing for many weeks. He seems bound
to land one moro outfelder Of real
class as we'll as an inielder of reputc,
versatile at several POSITIONS
Higgins was somewhat treasured
against the "bear" stories that Mary
land writer's have sent out about Frank
Baker. Baltimore newspaper man
telephoncd Huggns yesterday that he
mad been in communication with Baker
at his Trappe. Md. farm the day be-
fore and that the homo run slucge +
bad assured him the report that !
Franklin had signed with the Upland
Club Of the Delaware County League
had absolutely no foundation.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Robins PLAY Coats Sunday

D ), d =; Coats f. G.. of Pawtucket.
Dry Dock +. c., at Todd Field. Col,,ns
bla and Lorraine Streets. Soutf BrooL-
iyn' next SUNDAY afternoon. 1t will be
the first visit to this section in manv
years OF the soccer team second in
strength only 10 the Fore River Club.
OF OF Quincy, Mass, in all New England
!, nc Coats eleven meets Merchant Shin
icam A at Taconv. Penn. Saturday in
fourth round A. +. A. cup match
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Doubles Match
Set for Saturday

The first exhibition doubles lawn
tennis match of the season will take
place at the Heights Casino, rs Mon
tague Street. Brooklyn, on Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock, when Miss
Molla Rjurstedt and Frederick 3. Alex-
ander will play Miss Eleanor Goss and
Harry McNcal, tho club professional
These exhibitions at the casino orc
annual affairs and the PLAYING is
always Of the spectacular variety. with
four such notable net stars as Miss
hjurstcdt, national woman champion:
MISS Goss, runner-up; Alexander. ia.
nous internationalist, and McNeal, one
OF the best professionals in this
country. on the court.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Colleges Take Interest
In Big Indoor Meet

Many college athletes are expected
to strive for the national indoor track
and field championships, according to
statement issued by Frederick w. Ru
blen, chairman Of the championship
committe. The contests will take place
at the 1ath Regiment. Brooklyn, on
March s.
An entry from the University of
pennsylvania is certain, as it's track
team won the point honors last season.
included in the programme ia a one and
seven-eighths mile med4sy race and col
lege entrants would predominate n
this race. There are twelve events
down for decision. Entries close with
the A. A. IT,, 200 Broadway. on March
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Cleveland Blues Will
Train al New Orleans

CLEVELAND. Jan % The LEGAL
American League baseball team vii
tram in New Orleans again this spr'ug.
Members Of the Indians VIII probably
70 South in two squads. Manager fchl
leaving with his pitchers before the
other players.
No exhibition games will he played
on the way North. it was announced.
After months training tho team Will
leave New Orleans about April 20.
going direct TO Detroit for the opening
pamc ADrll %
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Ohio Man Champion Shot

PlNEHURST, n. G.. Jan. 22-Mark
= HOFFMAN. of Hicksville, Ohio. won
me Pinehurst shooting championship
mere to-day, after a shoot off in the
'ripiee tie. He broke twenty birds in
rapid succession. William RI. Patter.
son. OF Buffalo. took second place with
nineteen breaks, while N. +. Dicker.
man, of Cleveland. broke eighteen ont
o. possibic twenty. The three com
petitofs broke las out of a possible
l2o targets thrown in the championship
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Aavier Five Forfeits Game

Rather than abide by a court rule the
AayIer High School basketball team
forfeited a contest to the Hamilton In
stitute scheduled on the lattcr's gym
nas'un' yesterday. The referee waited
one hour. and a half for the Xavier
ooys 70 change their minds. and when
SIN obduratc at the end of this time.
awarded the game To Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Clason Point Defeats
Mount Pleasant Five

Classop Point Military Academy
smothered tho cadet basketball team
of Mount Pleasant Academy in their
annual contest on the formers court
yesterday by a score OF 40 to /. The
Mount Pleasant boys played we'll in
the opening half. when they only
traled their rivals by score Of 18
TO II.
However, the second period proved
decisive rout for Mount Pleasant, as
1t failed to score a point. Ncary and
Ncrgara were the principal Clason
Point point collectors, with 26 between
them
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Heneiry~, E~-Yankce,
Sold to Minors

ST. LOUIS, Jan % Tim Hend,vx
outfelder and Ray Friday, pitcher
We're released to-day by the st. Louis
americans to the Louisville American
Association club.
HendrryX came TO the Browns last
season from the Now York Americans
Friday was with the Mobile club last
wear ~S
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Cathedral College Wins

The Cathedral College basketball
team travelled TO Kenilworth, \. j.
yesterday and plastered n 53 TO 8 de-
feat on the FIVE representing Upsais
Academy. Whelan. left forward. &C
counted for twenty-five points. with
ten goals from field and two from the
penalty line
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Cochran Leads al Billiards

As reault Of yegterday's plav At
Days WrIker Cochran now leads bia
eppo5e's. Jake achaefer. 1900 70 i.77s
~ asIeir 3,e01~point match at ia.2 bill
l,anis. 10 The night play Cochran made
~ to 2chaeisyss 25s.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Sport Lecture No. I (By Bunk)

IS EEP your the ball well baseball
golf.
Sometimes the ball travels high; in both
games).
But the high ball (stl gam dangerous
anng the category 1t frequently
nineteenth hoe baseball
oaddles and instructors find stumbling
success but the
erslng thah the craftIest business Of Henry
want to be sport yourself authority
hh play the high ball straight
early Next independence Day the high ball will regated
bc pale OF fond memory alone like the dead languages
(MORA Sometimes carv)
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
White Owls Win

The White Owls. team composed ~
former United States cavalry officer
defeated Canadian trio from thc
bcyal AIR Force in n game Of indoor
polo last night at Durland's Academv
The score was 121a to 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
War Department Will Play
N0Fuu0rites in Dem0biIizine'
Ban Johnson Receives Little Encouragement at Cap
ial; Manager of Yankees Returns TO Town;
Giants Still Count ON Sallce for Coming Season
By W. |. Macbeth

Ban Johnson president of the American League has t
eating the national capital day
extraordinary
Department yesterday the Of baseball
still i'll the He desirou of getting the 0. DIS
AeXandrs Mathewsons kindred
flock
the fact that the minors had split from the
the frolic
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

,rd goals Navel Aoadem, Lewis %. Faresll.
>s,s, >Ma''",S. ,;,o 1Gio..a T~cle. toul goa.
ne@S. ~ !. flavn, n .. Tasslo ln
.clrree or. Grove. - Iohus. mpiri Nr Zen
ANN i.u"is Normal. Time OF haises-en inn,ies
>unsnuions Ndyai ~dems L., for San
sl' isl' loves tor fs'weil peunger for Thomas. Ne
,,tr i,r petiigei. George, OWL anne, fur Fees
McNaih Nc a for Fl4'in. nBrcn for McNIahon. heIy
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Wrestlers To Try Anain

There viii be Yctarn wrestling
match between Jim Calvin, the Irish
s.ar ana Claus Vogelin, Of Corona. at
Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23


and, having writ. we don't dare TO rub
~ ~ single darn word of it. Oh, Aunt
Eleanor Ann, why do you vamp us thus {?
Note to circulation manage, (lIere'
IS IS good "prospect." Look over your
brooklyn territory and see ;f you cam,
get" her for six months subscrir.
tion.)
IN WHICH WE ARE UNDER MILE.
"SPHINX'S" THUMB AGAIN.
Aunt Eleanor Ann went all tho way
TO pay as you talk" telephone booth
last night to tell US this: "Pcrhaps
you've noticed that among the thou
sands of service stripes on the arms cf
the soldier boys now in our welcoming
midst, there are many Silver threads
among the gold or haven't you %
We have, Aunt Eleanor Ann. but we
didn't have mental agility enough to
cypress ourselves as dcftly as yov have
done. Oh, woe is us, woe is US. No
brains, no BRAlNS!
Benny Leonard, the lightweight
champion, is an automobile orphan
again this morning, and that's an awful
""y w pS oHCt yOu Ic accustomed TO
rolling about in your own chariot
Eliza crossing the ice, pursued by the
bcvy Of bloodhounds, was not more re-
lentlessly bounded than Benny has been
by the sheriff, Dave Knott, our town
constable. Dave is regular Simon
Lcgrce when it comes to that ice cake
TO ice cake stuff, and he has been after
our Benjamin now for weeks and weeks.
The thrilling mclodrama Of Bcnny's
experience with. the town constable,
who slipped the handouts on the Leon
ard racing auto for non-payment Of
board. consisting of V. O. p. gasolene,
oils and Doctors bills. is probably still
keeping you awake o'nights, Aunt
Eleanor Ann, and the end is not vet.
Yesterday Justice Mitchell, o, the
Bronx County Supreme Court, denied
the motion of counsel for Benny TO va
cate bin Of costs for $50 and some
cents. filed by garage company, and
also vacated a stay placed against the
Sheriff Of New York County from scll
ing the Leonard auto for non-payment
o. charges for repairs.
Constable Dave is now 1T liberty to
sell the inachinl to the highest bidder
and Gosh Ding it! he's just spunky
enough to do 1t.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

Sursti'nt'ons- Pedro for Shield Gross for
raIks. Ward for Reilly. Schwartz for Enscihon
Gcas s from feid--Clasnn roin Neary Z Enec'
hoin . NergGsa 6. Reilly >. Y7nasa Q Mount
Pleasant- Shield g. Dillon l. Parks l. Goals from
Dillon /. Retcroe-F Faraci Manhattan
Tine cf halycs-lj minutes
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

Note to circulation manage, (Here'
IS =, good "prospect" Look over your
Hrooklyn territory and see # you can'
get her for six months subscrir-
tion.)
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

and, having writ. we don't dare to rub
Eleanor Ann, why do you vamn us thus
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

Plans for spring training just an
nounced by the Cleveland Americans
mark radical departure from custo-
mary usages that will be watched with
interest next spring. Cleveland intends
to experiment to the extent of elimi-
mating the exhibition tour northward
which has prevailed in every camp
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-01
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

LOST-Eastern Star pin with my name on back. Reward. Mrs. Lizzie Huff, phone 261, or at News office.
 A. B. Bonds and little son left this morning on brief visit to Little Rock and will be accompanied back by Mrs. Bonds, who has been visiting there.
 J. D. Wilson, who has been taking months vacation, has resumed his position as operator at the station. He has been relieved by R. L. Me- Cain.
 MT. and Mrs. M. L. Smith of Dallas, Texas, arrived in the city today on a brief visit with the formers brother, c. A. Smith. They are en route home from Chicago.
 c. E. Buchanan, Prescott route four, was visitor to Prescott yesterday. Mir. Buchanan has our thanks for re- newing his subscription to The Ne vada News, our weekly publication.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor and two children of Pine Bluff, who have been here for the past ten days visiting at the home of w. B. Waller and H. E. Rouse, returned to their home this morning
 Mrs. H. E. Rouse entertained this
 morning with a beautifully appointed
 breakfast in honor of MT. and Mrs. W w. Taylor and children of Pine Bluff, and MT. and Mrs. w. B. Waller of this city.
 W. A. Porter has sold his pressing shop, but we are able to promptly do all work given us Satisfaction guar anteed. Shavers Pressing Shop, . front street, next to postoffice. Phone oA4' 8-1-tf . Misses Beulah Greeson, Gertrude Davis, Gertrude Guthrie, Ruth Gres- ley and Amelia White motored from , Prescott to Hope and spent several hours yesterday, the guests of Miss Mildred Thompson.-Hope Evening , Herald.
 Frank Chapel, an old Prescott how le1t this morning for Denison. Texas where ne is working for the M. K. & T. railroad. He was recently dis charged from the army and has been visiting relatives and friends in Pres cott
 Dr. John c. Williams, pastor of tbe first Presbyterian church of this citv leit thls morning for Montreal North carolina, to attend Home Mission ] conference of Synodical chairmen and other home mission representatives of the Southern Presbyterian church
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-01

If hot weather saps your energy and you can't work we'll, it is a sign that your system is full of bilious impuri- ties. You will be sick if you do not do something. Take Prickly Ash Bit ters, the remedy for men; it cleanses the blood, liver and bowels, restores strength, vim and cheerful spirits. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agents. GO d
The Glenwood post., 1919-02-08
UNHAPPY WILHELM


HE former lord Germany plain William Hohenzol-
lern has become sury his Holland
speaks his and guards
his correspondence has become small These
London. Amerongen
great numbers Germany
former kaser 60h birthday and that his mail
gratuaoy letters and kilograms So he has entirely
serted Nevertheless those during exile
notice change in his appearance
that his days OF and he shns from
contact with strangers His thoughts appear
mas reported Ill We
alive who would places depod ruler upon
whose head rests the blood millions and little
dren No wonder he is and seeks secun
mtted crimes OF which Satan himself would be
physician frequently called bodily ills But who
minister mind diseased bring aid
being when his conscience
for William Hohenzolen this side of the grave
when it time for him depart this life suppose
wish to remain EARTH but at the tme
the day of judgment when
ing.-Sat Lake Tribune