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FRANKLIN, FAVORITE,
FASTEST IN FEATURE
Takes Fourth Race at NeW
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l3.--Franklin. the
favorite, ridden by c. Robinson, took
the feature at the Fair Grounds race
track this afternoon. The son Of Jim
GafYney and Gliding BY was quoted
at 3 to s and went the mile in 40 2-5
under the top irnpost of ii2 pounds.
Drastic finished second and Buford
third. with Barry Shannon. Runes and
Royce Rolls the also rams The results
First Race-Two-y.ar- olds; maidens.
purse 800 three furlonss Runnsn. rs
!Me,o.ip, to !, to 10 and ! TO 3 won won;
and TO ., second. Airnat, ii5 Connolly.
. to :. s 10 s and 10 E. third Time. o;a7
Canvas Back. Frank W. piomede and
second Race-Three yesr.old.; purse
1900; hys anS hsI' fur'on" EI'Iaos e.. h
sven. '' wo on Lsriat. ics tsinp.on), 20 to ].
Q to and TO !. second. Betsey, io5
.parrs!H to l. to End snd to 3; t third
Tidal, Piuyisd. Lillian o; Vision, Eddie
Trantsr. Sid C Keener and Verify also ran.
Third Raee--Thrss-year-o lds and up.
TO ) and out won; Marssmus, I?S
.MOI.;wG5,Ss to IcooD., %nd TO +
. to 1 and even. third. Time. 1908 10.
squseler. Bob Hensley Blue Bsnnock.
Busy Joe. Bon Otis and Ermintana also
ran.
Fourth Race-Thr,e-year-oids and up
ward; purse $500; ono mile Franklin. il2
&c. Robinsou), 3 to 5. to S and out. won
Drastic. 100 murphy. 20 !, to and
to s, second, Buford, 100 tCrumpl, TO
!, TO / and TO 8. third. Time. $40 2-b.
hairy Shannon. Hunss and Royce Roofs
also ran.
Fifth Race-The Savoy Claiming Hsndi-
cap; three-yeAr- olds and upward purse
$500: one mile and a sixteenth. Irregular,
io7 tNoonsy), 4 to !, TO and : to 10,
won; Kewpie CNcll. lo7 tMurphyl, to /,
. TO and 4 to 5, second; Cadillac, 10
johnson, 7 to J, to and even. third.
Time. i:F as. Baby Lynch. Grayron and
Puts and Calls also ran.
sixth Race-Three- year-oid and up
ward; claiming. puse $500; one mile and
I TO l, 9 20 s and to s, won; Incidence
ia (Matthsws), TO 2, TO and 10
10, second: Dahabiah H., 100 Mooney.
40 10 /, 8 to / and IN /, third. Time,
l:&s2-b Benefactor, Virginia w. Sun
naah, ssxhAms Journey. Vintage Brickiey,
Evelyn v, Alma B.. Lady Leona and Az
gustus also ran.
Seventh Racs-Four-year -olds ana up
ward; claiming: purse 5000: ono mile and
q sixteenth. BABY Cal. 400 (Walls. 10 TO
1. 4 TO and . to l. won; sleeth, li2
(Barrett), 6 to 9. / TO 2 and out. second
Mary H. as H3urkr). to ?, s to 5 and
I 20 8, third. Time. i:4s as. TIE Isi
Miss Wells. Paula W. Brown Favorite
and Hondo also ran.
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HARVARD-COLUMBIA
SQUASH TEAMS WIN
Score Over PrincetOn-Squash
Club and Yale as Tour
ney Opens.

The Metropolitan Interclub Squaeh
League championship tournament got
under way yesterday with Harvard club
and Columbia University club players
on the winning end. Columbia defeated
the Yale club team on the Columbia
courts, 4 matches TO 1. and Harvard
won from the combined Princeton and
Squash Club forces at the Harvard club
by a similar score.
j. A. Victor Of the Yale Club was the
only member OF that team TO win HE
match. while In tho Harvard-Princeton
club match w. n. Vanderpoel OF tho
Princeton Squash Club accounted for
his teams lone victory. Victor won
from II. c. Kellock OF Columbia in an
extra game, 15--s. 12-I5, I5-1o Van
derpoel defeated F.. H. Davis OF tho
Harvard Club. 15--5. 49,. This was
a big upset. as Davis Is accounted ono
OF the strongest players In the country
In the Yale-Columbia meeting. I. II.
Cornell OF the Columbia club defeated
J. G. Tomllnson OF the Yale club In the
liveliest match. After series Of nns
rallies on the part OF the Yale player.
Cornell finally won at 15-4. 13-s.
15-12. Another three game match
which was hotly contested was that be
tween J. Victor Ontavla. Jr.. and H. To-
hey in the Harvard Princeton meet. On
taVla, VINO represents the Harvard club,
won the match only after hard tussle
with the Princeton graduate. The score
was 12-15, 15-6, 49,. The summa
ries:
Yale CInb ". Columbia Club.
r. y. Kidde. Columbia Club. defeated
Livingston Platt Yale Club. 1S-if.
Is-s; Fred q. Keeier. Columbia Club. de-
feated II. II. Carhlrt. Yals Club. is--S.
1s-14; I. II. Cornell, Columbia Club. de-
fested J. C. Tomlin.on, Yale Club. I5---t.
1913. ls-12: r. J.. strebeish, Columbia
Club. defeated william Adams. Yale
Club. 15-s. I5--e; J. A. veitor. Ysls
Club. defeated II. c. Keliock, Columbia
Club. 15--s. 1a-1B. 1b-10.
Final ecore-Columbia Club 4 mstchss;
Yale Club l.
Harvard Club W.. Princeton Squash Club
u. F. Phelps Harvard Club. defeated
Or. A. Mittendorf. Princeton Squash Club.
l5--5. 15-9; j. r. Ontavia, Harvard
Club, defeated II. Tobey. Princeton Squash
Club, Els. If, 15-7; W. II. Van
derpoei, Princeton squash Club. defeated
F. II. Davis, Harvard Club. I5-5. ls-7;
J. w. Burden. Harvard Club. defeated
F. p. Geddes. Princeton Squash Club.
Ills. As; J. w. Lee. Harvard Club.
won by default
Final Score-Harvard club matches;
Princeton Squash Club 1.
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JUNE BUSY IN GOLF.
Five Big Journeys for Month AM
uouuced.

Three invitation golf meetings ana
two met" championship events ara
scheduled to take place IN the month
OF June, according to dates given out
from the Office OF the Metropolitan Golf
Association secretary. A. H. Pogson.
last night. The st Adams Golf Club
will hold Its first invitation affair June
IL. 10 and IA. while Fox Hills and Apa-
wants. which staged yearly events up TO
the time war conditions prevented, will
be the scenes of action June 10. 20 and
Fl and June 26 81 and % respectively.
The metropolitan amateur and junior
tournaments are sandwiched In between
the aforementioned events. The Junior
tournament is on the cards for June -
and % at tho Siwanoy Country club.
while the amateur meeting will be held
the first week IN the month. June 4 to 7.
al the Brooklawn Country club
1t will he seen that every week IN
June already has been assigned. Pog-
son said last night that he hoped to havs
the handicap committee ready within 4
few days
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VANCE AGAIN COMMODORE.
Port Washington Yacht Club
HOlda Annual Election.

At the annual election OF officers OF
the Port Washington Yacht Club last
night Arthur 7. Vance was reelected
commodore for the third term. William
Miller. who has served as secretary OF
the club for five years. was renamed for
that office. Other elections were: Walter
F. Blaisdefl. viee-commodore. and Daniel
Fl. Burdett, rear commodore. 2
The board Of governors chosen TO
serve until 1921 were Byron c. Gould.
Allen Walker and Charles b. Ross The
nominating committee elected to serve
until 1920 were Or. Peter p. Lewis.
chairman: Charles T. Dodge. II. II.
Carlton. Richard Dun and q. Everett
yelling. L'Estranse Carey was made a
trustee
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ADELPHI DROPS FOOTBALL.
VIII Not Put Eleven on Field Next
Fall.

At meeting OF the football commit
tee OF the =. g. A. i. yesterday II was
announced that Adelphi Academy OF
Brooklyn would not support an eleven
next season. The reason for the Lafay-
cite avenue institutions abandoning the
sport IL because OF its dificulty In secur-
ing n representative team. In the many
wears II supported a team Adelphi never
won championship and never was re-
.arded as dangerous In scholastic foot
ball circles.
II also was announced at the meeting
that all Brooklyn football games next
season with the exception OF the cham
pionship game, will be played at Com
mercial Field The field is now being
remodelled, The idea OF forming a foot
hall league among the Brooklyn schools
was given up.
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LEONARD TREATS
KELLY CHARITABLY
Lightweight Champion Stag.
gers His Man, But Does
Not Floor Him.
Special Despatch 70 THE SITS.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 13.---Benny Leon
ard. the lightweight champion. just
oreezed through the SIX rounds OF his
bout with Harlem Eddie Kelly at the
olympia A. A. tonight. Leonard gave
Kelly severe beating, and had he
chosen could have knocked his man out.
AZ that the final bell saved Kelly. for
ne was staggering all over tho ring, and
It looked as IL another punch or two
would send him to the canvas
Leonard looked At and gave the i'm
precision that he was holding himself IN
leash. Kelly could do little but miss.
and when he did Land his blows lacked
force. Leonard rarely failed Of tho
mark. and had no trouble evading the
Harlem boxers vicious swings. For three
rounds Kelly was an active taker.
In the fourth he showed that no had
shot his bolt even as receiver and tap.
per. and made no effort thereafter to
fight back He held at every oppor-
tunity.
The first round started badly. for at
the bell Kelly rushed right into a clinch.
Leonard did little else than feel his man
out-rather an unnecessary proceeding.
Kelly missed time and again. In the
second round Leonard cut loose q Bit
and hooked right TO the jaw and left to
the mouth.
Leonard continued to punish his man
In the third, his best blow being a right
handler over the heart Kelly made half
a dozen ineffective leads for the head In
the fourth and Leonard responded with
a right to the face that staggered Kelly.
Kelly stopped lighting.
Leonard smashed Kslly's stomach
with a vicious left in the NTH session
and landed . right to the chin At tbs
bell. Had Leonard hit with force that
right would have ended IL
Right after the bell IN the sixth
Leonard found tho jaw with . right and
Kelly began to see things He staggered
about, but Leonard refused TO finish him.
Another right to the Jaw before the bell
almost turned the trick.
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NO GRAND CIRCUIT CHANGES.
stewards Decide on Dstes--Msy
Adopt Three Heats,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 13.-Schedule and
rules committees Of the Grand Circuit
Stewards Association met here to-day
and arranged light harness racing dates
Tor the coming season and discussed
other plans for Increasing the popularity
OF the sport.
Announcement OF the work OF the
committees will be made officially to-
morrow II was said tonight there will
be no changes in the circuit this year
and that the race meetings will be held
In the various cities now making up the
circuit In the same sequence as last
season.
A proposition to reduce entrance fees
was discussed. as was also the sugges-
ton to adopt the three heats TO a race
drawn out races
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N. Y. A. C. ELECTION.
Only Three New Nominations ia
He Voted On Tonight.

The annual election OF Officers OF the
New York Athletic Club will take place
tonight In the Fifty-ninth street club
house. II promises 10 be the quietest in
years, as no nominations have been
made opposing the present officers
Mator Graeme NJ. Hammond. president :
Jeremiah r. Mahoney. vice-rre@dent +:
Martin s. Paine treasurer Fred r. Fort
meyer. secretary, and Arthur McAlee-
nan. captain,
The directors renominatcd are Mat
thew p Halpin. Charles II Pond, Ar
thur W. Teele. William r. Delehanty.
william A. Hines Michael +. Loughman.
William II. Seaich and Fremont w.
Spicer There are three new nominations
for directors, They are A. III Pogson.
Rudolph o. Haubold and William c.
Poertner.
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SPEAR And JAEGER
WIN AT BILLIARDS
Sixteen Amateurs Take Cues
in National Associations
1872 Tourney.

with sixteen amateur cue men. one
OF the largest fields ever drawn for q
championship tourney. the Class C, 1872
balk line competition. under the aus
pices OF the National Association OF
Amateur Billiard Players, got under
way yesterday at LAWYERS room in
Brooklyn. Included In the list of con-
testants are Ferdinand A. Cnger. win
ner Of last years tournament, and
George w. Spear. the Class c Metropoli-
tan champion.
In the qualifying games yesterday
George Spear defeated John Langdon by
15s to 1870. and Jesse T. Jaeger van
Quished f. c. Mcoill. $50 to 143.
Spear was a trine Off on his draw
shots. Even his allotted practice under
the rules Of the national association
failed to steady him. LApgdon. by oc-
casional deft work In the corners, easily
led Spear until near tho end. IAnsdon
tailed 100. with Spear at So at the end
Of the forty-elghth inning. Then Spear
began to execute with greater freedom
of stroke, counting aolidly at the finish.
jaeger. just discharged from army
service. also trailed McGill most OF the
way to the end. II was a lively tilt
each striving for points and missing by
narrow margins
Charles Steinougler defeated John W.
Low in the only game played last night
by $50 to 143 The victor had a close
call, for. although he was in the lead by
143 to 9S in the forty-third inning. he
lost his stroke and took ten innings TO
mako the seven points he required. In
his last eight innings Steinbugler rolled
UP seven goose eggs.
Low played strongly as Steinbugler
faltered. but was unable TO overcome the
lead. although he put together = run OF
Fl in his forty-fourth inning.
The afternoon matches to-day will
present Joseph Neustadt and II. Foss
and L. A. Servatius and Charles J.
steinbuEler. The night games will be
IAngdon against Ardie wickers and Nc
Gil against walter Jewell. The scores
AFTERNOON GAMES.
George W. spear--o, Z !, Q, Q. 9, |,
"a. q. .. o., q. /, o: 4 !; :; Z ., Q, J.
:. :. . :. ~ :. !. T. il, w. T. T.
s..Si. IL A1.r..: ,..s. a.A Ts SSa.. Is Il.
!: f f.. !: :. : !: J, !: ;:
:: o. !, 6. u J.. . I TOTAL e ,,1 point:
Ay Js... r l.., - Hse o runs u Il AID
:, 3. ., o ., j, 10, 2. - Q z, !
!. ;. !. i. l.. i,' !, %, o. ;, q Q |,
70. ., o. q. ~ Total 80 v points. Ave:
rage. 3 1910. High runs. ~. 10 and 10
:. !. { !. S': !: :, -: !
0, i, g. 9, 0. 8, l. 4. /. II. 0. Q. o, 10
3. /, g. Total lts points. Average
SEQ. High runs 10. II and 10.
EVENING GAME.
steinbuEler-o o. q. =, o, g. q. o. l, 3, =
9. IL /, o, o, o, O. 1, o, =. l. o. I, II, q.
o. IL. l. 3, /. O. o, o. o. Q: o: o. :. Total,
$50. Average. 4+-aa High run y :,
Q. 2 O. Q, :, 9 3. : l. g 8 9, 8 9, !.
81 1 o. g. O. 2, Z o. o. Total. l43. Aver
age 2 8p-52 High run. 81
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PuKMGToN ON POINTS.
PittsburE Champion in
bout for Soldiers.

Charles P.lkinston Of the Union Set
Element a. c.. the metropolitan 126
pound champion. last night defeated Art
Rooney OF Plttsburg. tho Allegheny As
sociation title holder. in the A. A. U.
boxing tournament for the beneft of tho
wounded soldiers at Base Hospital No. ..
The summaries:
time A. C. defeated y. svoboda, East Side
House, / round. Stopped by referee.
100 Pound Glass C1nteroity)--Charles
Pikington. Union Settlement A. c.. de-
feated Art Rooney. .PittseurE. 8 rounds.
Judges' decision.
100 Pound Glass; Stein, Union Settle
ment A. C. defeated A. Berl. Clark House
A. A.. 3 rounds Judges decision.
40 Pound Glass tIntereity)-Harry silva.
West End House. Boston. defeated ..
decision
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sCUDDER LOSES.

George La Rue clinched HIS claim to
second prize In the three cushion anna
teur tournament at Doyle's last night.
when he defeated Fay Scudder by rs
10 10. II was Scudder's only defeat in
the tourney. He finished with six VIC
tories and one defeat La Rue was sec
ond with Ave victories and two defeats
and Chris Maxwell was third with four
victories and three defeats.
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HOPPE BEATS SUTTON

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Is. Willie
Hoppe won both the afternoon and
night contests with George Sutton to-
day at Allingers. In the afternoon he
ran 900 points in six innings while
Sutton was compiling 90 points. In
the evening the game went II innings
and Topps scored 800 points TO SUIT
toms 241.
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STOCKHOLDERS ARE WARY.
Owners Of Cardinals Now Say They
DO Not Want to Sell.

Fl LOUIS. Jan, 13-Stockholders in
The 81. Louis National League club have
no desire 10 dispose Of the club. accord
lrg TO statement made to-day BY J. c.
ones, one ~ the principal stockholders
. also declared that no OFFER had been
ado to Russell r. Gardner and that ms
IT as ne knew Gardner had not made
~ offer for the club.
tones declared that Major Branch
hickey was the only Cardinal represent
r'lve In New York and that Hickey was
10. authorized 10 sell the club. Jones
said tho club was valued at AZ least
$4,000
The sun., 1919-01-14
BILLIARDS AT THE FRIARs.

Beginning Wednesday. the Friars will
hold a handicap three cushion billisr
tournament at their clubhouse, 10 West
Forty eighth street, for the Ed Kendall
trophy, a handsome cue. presented To the
club by the widow OF the man who
owned H. Mr.. Kendall. who died re-
Gently. was an ardent Friar and an ex-
port at the three cushion game. About
ilfty Frlars will contest for the trophy.
which will be played for annually. The
tournament will be continued each after
noon and evening until the winner is
found, ". 's
The sun., 1919-01-14
ROD AND GUN NEW S


New York Woman Takcs Big AmberJack.
PALM BEACH. Fla" Jan. ia.--Mrs, A,
Portfolio OF $40 West 1914 stree, HeW
weighing SIS pounds This Is the .afget
Ash OF n. Kind taken BY woman snr'er
this season.
Ocean Cltys 1918 r-Ire winn~r-,
OCEAN CITY, y. j. Jan l3-wIiliam
Barth OF Philadelphia won the smitheman
cup OF the Ocean cry Fishing Club for the
largest channel bass caught from no
prize for the largest channel bass caught
BY a club member WAS awarded to Elmer
Y. Robinson Of Ocean CITY. This hsh was
Fishing Club and weighed Az pounds.
Cold buttons for members OF tho ocean
city Fishing Club catching channei bass
10 the two mon mentioned and Claude r.
Holgate, John whatton and Sidney j,
a number Of silver buttons for chsnuei
bass weighing 80 pounds or more were also
awarded.
drum. rocknsh. bluensh and largest nsh Of
any description.
Movies at Anglers Club Dinner Tonight.
The annual meeting and dinner OF thu
AnSeTs C tSs a. Go;s NaTaFre seventh no ave-
nue. and Thrty-eighth street. Fishing
moving pictures will be shown by James c,
Cruikshank.
Lloyd r. CrandaiI, Angler. Dead.
Word was received yesterday OF the
death IN Ashwsy Y, l., OF Lloyd r. Gran
daY well known In angling circles MIR.
Crsndau was 20 years old. secretary OF the
Atlantic Tuna Club. member of the
ocean City Fishing Club and secretary OF
the American Fisheries Manufacturers As
ISOLATION
Half Dozen spccies at Ambrose.
Al Ambrose Channel on Sunday esher-
men In the Josephine New Yorker, Whitbv.
America and Velocity caught few cod
and hake. ling. hlackhsh, cunners and
whiting far sized catch Was that Of
Arthur Thornton Of $50 Clifton pace,
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AMATEURS To SPAR.

The American Express Employees
Association will etage an amateur box
ing tournament IN the concert hah OF
Madison Square Garden. next Saturday
night The classes will he 10 pounds.
i3o poun& and 40 pounds. novice. En-
tries close tomorrow. .. rr ,~5.
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AsTEY SCORES KNOCKOUT.

Boston, Jan. l3.--At the Central A. C.
tonight Battling Reddy was found to
be over weight for his ten round go with
Dave Astey. Young Brindisi took
Reddys place. Astey knocked him out
In the second round.
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sCHEvENELL IS VICTOR.
Leads Conway. 900 10 22g. in Bfl-
Hard Match at DaIy's.

r. c. Schevenell OF Chicago was the
victor last night in the Glass A tourna-
ment at 1872 balkline billiards at Maui
rice Days room He defeated Charles
Conway by 400 to 229 and made the
creditable average OF I. The score
Pts H.R. Ave.
r. q. Scheveneil, .....,...30 ~ 2T-39
Charles Conway. .........2e9 IS 6 l-3S
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WRESTLING IN BROOKLYN.

Soldier Joe Nusek. formerly of the
Eleventh Cavalry. United States Army,
and Nicola Montagano. the Italian, will
meet in the feature event at the
wrestling tournament IN the Crescent
Theatre, Brooklyn. tonight. Sailor San
derson OF Sweden will meet Axel Nor
beck OF Norway, and Young Max Wiley,
the Butcher Boy" will challenge the
winner,
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SHEA TRIUMpHS.
Heats McGiII in 1912 BaIk Line
Billiard Match,

James Shea won the opening game OF
the Victory handicap. 1872 balkline, at
the Rational Recreation Theatre. Brook
Ign. last night. defeating T. C. McGill by
1876 TO ca. The tournament is under the
auspices OF the National Association OF
Amateur Billiard Players. The score:
Pts II X. Ave.
James shea: ....,....,....l25 IS 1i-51
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

UsT this
conduct
y of the officials in England the
draoty of making the and endear the
general public To this end series of conferences has been held in Lon
DON Lord Hawke like National Commission in
English cricket has made these suggestions:
Play ordinary championship days do
Ing all possible n
Reduce the and home
Hours of First IL second 1880 to 4 third day
1850 to 7; lunch at o'clock all days
T. Saturday
refreshments
g. Half price to>the public o'clock.
@ re- % s so sSw.s % @ the sn ~'ss a s
the an o s nc should 10 asked @
a penalty. " "
TO- CAPTAINS cricket and
These this time when
getting Of the puo nnane suppop. and confidence
" possible
natl and St Louis
division to
A Great Suggestion Brooklyn
srsse,ons and we for baseball centre; IKE
aeysoDed Ebbets Field started
:I s ';":'s s.
':us:
III. nYSSn
e n 1ys % nS % fss s
sn 9s y @ % Go % wSu real .us sH
H'S cannot e and mn n c.y H so sns
ss 70, mot and n . Sna ?, S9 p
v'e think this good tic 81 orr ,aD, Dr..
Bill KLEIN
the ss "" 'sy on
minutes a o @ The ssS WI a s1y ns SUGGESTION ss ~D
with reverse English and earn the pnd of the ppusee by making two
probably home We
in tn.
Incorporated speed
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BLOOM BEATS wELLING.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., Jan. I3.-Phil
Bloom OF Brooklyn decisively out
pointed Joe yelling of Chicago in their
twelve round bout at the National A.
G. tonight.
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Bill Clymer Released by Louisville Club.


a
Philadelphia
be
believe that his
Ike I'm
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FULTON BEATS BARTON.
Scores 100 to so Over Billiard
Rival at DoyIe's.

Charles Fulton last night defeated
George Barton by 100 TO so In tho ma
tional amateur pocket billiard tourna-
mont at Doyles room under the auspices
OF the American Amateur Billiard Assoc
citation. Fulton exhibited much skill In
holding the worries. The score;
f sMico H. Ba ~; r. H. ! g. :, - i:
IL. 4. 0, $50. High runs--Fulton. IL:
Barton, S. Standardization. s; Bar
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WIN
BY HALF A POINT
Nose Out Rouers in Polo
Match at Durland's.

In n fast polo game the Meadowlarks
last night defeated the Rovers, GA to
., In the George c. Sherman Victory Cup
series at Durland's. The Meadowlarl<s
lost half point through n penalty in
nicted upon DR.. Biers, for clipping.
The Rovers were allowed two goal
handicap and were on the long end OF
to 3 score at the end OF the first
period. but the Meadowlarks played an
uphill game and won out In the hnal
minutes OF play.
A switch in the lineup at The end
or the first period helped the Meadow
larks In scoring their victory. Hop
ping. who played back all through the
nrst period. was sent TO No. a. the
start Of the nnal period. Tho change
proved good one for while at this
position Hopping scored six goals. Tho
lineup:
Meadowlarks Ohl. Rovers so.
Blers, No. 1......... L4vinski
Philips. ..........No. 2........ Blackwell
Hopping. ..... Back ......Grannis
Gosls-Bier., o; Phillips. 4; Hopping, 9:
Levinski. 9: Blackwell. 3. Time Of periods
10 minutea oh
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CRESCENT A. c. bouts TONIGHT

The prelminaries Of the Crescent Ath-
l.tic Clubs amateur boxing tournament
will be held tonight in New Moon gym
nasium. Three classes will be contested
They are at 10. 1870 and 1865 pounds.
The nnals will be held Thursday night.
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pitched Saturdays
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ToBIE MANUAL CAPTAIN.

Frank Tobie. all scholastic halfback.
yesterday was elected captain of the
Manual Training II. 8. eleven for next
season. George Campbell was selected
as manager
The sun., 1919-01-14
WILLIAMS BEATS CLIFFORD
Larry Laces Jack In Bout At Ar
merry A. A.

Larry williams. the Bridgeport light
coached by Battling Levin
sky. CAV. a trouncinR to Jack Clifford.
the Brooklyn strong boy. last night n,
the Arnory A. A.. Jersey City. williams
outboxed Clifford every minute OF the
contest but. despite the fact that he
landed hard on Clifford's jaw numerous.
times he failed TO even knock tho Brook
Ignite of his feet. clifford was lighting
hard at the finish and none the worse
for wear.