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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

The many friends of Mrs. Louise
Hight Hubbard. a former popular An
historian. who since living in New
York. has won fame throughout the
east by her wonderful singing. have
been interested in reading the exceed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
LIEUT.. BILLY MOORE
AGAIN DECORATED
French Government Honors
Famous Princeton Athlete.

Billy Moore, former Princeton foot
ball star and all around champion ath-
Iete of Dc witt Clinton High School. who
last Sunday In a local paper was re-
ported as having died a glorious death
at Chateau -Thierry while serving AZ a
Lieutenant with the Ninety-seventh Com
panv, Sixth Marines. could, like Mark
Twain, announce that the reports or ms
death were much exaggerated.
Not only is Moore very much alive
hut he has received a second decoration
for bravery in action. which cheering
was conveyed TO the Lieu
tenants father. ia nos X. Moore OF 9Zl
Wes, Fffty-fourth street. yesterday,
Last July Moore was driving an am
,,,,rition truck to the relief OF his com
r.des who had run out of shells Ac-
cord,ny TO details the Lieutenant drove
Me truck through a hail Of bullets and
reached his goal. and came through the
ordeal with barely a scratch. For thls
,aat IJeut Moore received the Distin-
g1I,shed Service Cross.
THE second decoration which recently
M. been conferred on the gallant young
soIdicr IL the Croix de Guerre awarded
10 him by the French Government lor
calamity while acting as liaison oiilcer
n, scissors He kept the lines or com
rounicatlon open between the frehcn
and American lines. which tenoed
grsatIv 10 enhance the success OF the
allied arms on that occasion and averteu
a possible defeat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
SCHAEFER GAINS IN
PLAY WITH COCHRAN
Makes Several Big Runs in
1872 Billiard Match and Wins
Block, 384 to 800.
Special Despatch 10 THn Srv.

DETROIT, Jan. Jake Scha efer. Jr..
outplayed Welker Cochran IN the third
block OF their - billiard match at the
Recreation Theatre this afternoon. Coch-
rSS1 added 10 points to his unfinished
run of 80 from Monday nights block
Schaefer started badly. scoring only "A
in his first three innings
Cochran put in a run OF so In his
third trial. but Jake gave every one a
surprise. He made runs of "a. 100. 1870
so quickly that the spectators were as
tonished
1t looked as II Schaefer would pass
the 200 mark. but he lost the position by
having to drive the balls out OF bak
This spread the worries. ami he slipped
up on his two hurdredth shot while try
ing for long single cushion carrom.
This big run followed a penalty "och-
ran paid for forgetting to get a ball out
of balk on his twenty-siXth shot In the
fifth inning. The score:
Total. ass. High run. ise. Average, i2.s4.
cochran-lo 8, 60. 0. rs. So 81. S, u, :.
Total, 400. High run. So Average, so
Cochsan TOtal-s0o. High run, 1885,. High
average. i3.s3. Grand ave.sge. S4.st.
schaefer Total--Sli. High run. 1879.
High average. t2.s4. Grand average. 31.Si.
In the evening block Schac'ar took
the lead at one stage Of the game, but
soon lost 1t and Cochran won 500 to 240.
The score:
Cochran--40. o. 40, 10. Z IT., 40 o. 90.
10, $500; high run. o.; average. 80
Schacier -. 80. :, "a "a. 2l, IL. o. 3. l.
e4o; high run. "a average "a
,aN grand average, 80 80. schao'eT 1.o;
high run, 1g9. grand average, ~. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
LOCAL BOXERS WIN
INTERCITY TOURNEY
Outpoint Amateurs from New
ark and Boston in City
A. G. Bouts.

Local boxers carried off all the honors
In the city Athletic CLUBS intcrclty ANA
teur tournament In the City Clubs Gym
nasiun last night. New York. Boston
and New Jersey were represented by
their best men. Tho local lads who dis
posed Of visitors were Sam Nable of the
Clark House. r. Bokman Of the Pastime
A. G. and W. pomerantz OF Rutgers
Gymnasium.
bic in winning his bout in the llj
pound class, defeated seaman Joseph
Wiles of the Harvard Radio School, the
present national los pound champion
The bout went three rounds with the
local lad earning the honors In the first
and second rounds. The final round
went to the Boston lad.
Pomerantz in his semi-fnal bout de-
feated $. KATE of the Clark House In
three rounds and later caught the
judges eyes over J. Bozza of Newark
in the final bout Pomerantz won both
his bouts won in easy fashion. The lads
met in the 10 pound class.
The other visiting boxer to lose was
Harry Silva Of the West End House Of
RostUn, runner up for the national title
last year In the 40 pound class. Silvas
opponent was r. Bokman of the Pastime
\. c. The Pastime lad had the Bay
state boxer In bad way on three oc-
caIons These boys met in the 140
pound class.
James Tomasulo Of the Elizabeth y.
NJ. G. A. and the 115 pound national
champion was the only visiting boxer
to win. Tomasulo met s. Nable in the
final Of the ll5 pound bout and won
from the Clark House boxer in three
rounds.
The final of the 12s pound class went
r. 7. Kamowitz of the Pastime A. c.
kamowitz disposed of Jack bernstein, "A
club mate, In the second round. The
referee stopped the bout to save Bern
stein. In his semi-fnal bout Kamowitz
won in one round over Abe Stollack, an
unattached boxer. Bernstein also won
his semi-final bout by "A knockout.
Bernstein in this bout stopped r. I'M.
unattached in one round. The sum
maries:
ITO Pound Glass tTrials)---1 Newark de.
feated {. .svobda, Fast side House.
rounds. Judges decision: ". Pomcrsntz
Rutgers Gymnasium defeated :. KATE
IFS Found Class "uH 1rria sas neSisi Sap.
Clark House A. A, defeated Joseph wlies
Boston. rounds, judges decision:
40 Pound Class tFinal Pnuti--W pornor.
ANTI defeated J. BozEa, rounds, judges
i2s Pound Class trrlais,---P. K,tnowitz
pas:!,ac \. c. daf-atci Abe S'oliack IN.
attached. round stopped b. referco
Jack Bernstein. Pastime a. G. defeated II
Hi' unattached. l round. stopped BY ref
nrrr
$40 Pound Glass lTrlals)--D. Rosenberg
Glencoe A C., defeated A. berl, Ciarp
House \. \. rounds, stopped by referee
r Pokman. Fastlmo A. G., defeated Harry
silva. west End House. Boston. rounds
judges decision.
1l5 Pound class 'nnal bout)--James To-
nasulo. Elizabeth V Al. c. A. defeated s.
Noble. Clark House A. 4. (threc rounds
Judges decision).
12s pounu (nnal hcu)--P Kamowitz
fastlme 4. G, defeated Jack Bernstein.
Pastime A. {. 1.-TWO rounds. stopped by
refereel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
COURTSHIP FIRST IN
RAINBOW HANDICAP
Buxton Lands G.. A. Marshall's
Gelding Victor in Feature
at Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7.--Courtship. the
five-year-o bay gelding owned by G.
a. Marshall. won the Rainbow Handi-
cap. the feature OF the card ut the Fair
Grounds track, this afternoon. Douglass
s. finished second and Ticket, the erratio
horse owned by Andrew Miller, took the
short end OF the purse.
The race was for thrce-year-olds and
upward at one mile and a sixteenth. and
In quest OF the 81 900 purse seven of the
hest horses in training went forth to do
battle Because OF his recent fast trials
Courtship wac made one of the favorites
ana was heavily backed at Q to 5. He
was ridden by Happy Buxton, who got
him away from the barrier we'll and
kept him in commanding position
throughout.
The Baby Race went TO Ed Cob
rians bay Ally Foreclosure. Rib. carry
ing tho colors Of H. Montgomery. was
second and Ogden Girl. owned by Otto
Rasch. was third. The results:
FRS, Race--Two-ycat-o old maiden mites;
purse 500: three furlonss Foreclosure.
III Connolly. 4 ia /. : to and to 10.
first; Rib. ia Hanovcr), 10 to =. = to !
iWrlghD. % :. 20 AMI out third.
Time, o;37. Peck and CAL. Aurina, Lady
Montioy Leonara r.. Fern Leaf Lady
Pataud and Blue leans also ran,
Secsnd Race - -Four yrar-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse $500 i've and a
half furlonss: star Baby, io5 &C.. Robin
son). = to T. 2 to and even. frst ophelia
W, lOs Mooney. Is 70 l.. 70 and to
/, second; LanEden. los 'sneldeman). to
!; 70 eni even. third. Time, 1907 ~
X, Onwa, Risponde Port LiEht, e. a.
Com'skey and Billy v. also ran:
Third Race -- Three year-ods; purse
1Oi tsneidemanl. Il TO !; to and : to
I. FIRST; Marmite, lo1. (Walls, 70 !,
20 and even, second Fair and SQUARE.
mira INF Time. 1:oi. veteran Tantaius,
Keen Jane. Hidden Jewel, Assumption.
Little Maudie, ,Rol Craig. Florence Weber
and Elizabeth Marie also ran.
Fourth Raca--The Rainbow Hardicnp;
three-year Odds ana upward; purse $1,000:
lBuxtono, 9 to :, = TO ana | to ,, .nrst:
Douglass =. los Gvke), to 2. I 20 and
TO 5, second; Ticket, los CENSOR, TO
Fifth Race - Three-year-olas and up
seventy yards, irish Klss Jos stalker.
70 !: to and to 3. hr.t rEdiy Dear,
log G"k Hs:,7 TO Io3 2 to and to IL;
ana even, third. Time. i:4G - oppor-
tunity. Grayson starry Banner and Peer
less one also ran
ward; Niles and mares; claiming, purse
$500; one mile and twenty yards: Baby
iIn'h' ~ iMoonc%l' ~, ~ 70 ; =" 5 and
Kruter. 1Os RodriguezD. Z % TO s
and to TO- t th'rd, Tine; i;!s t. KIT
seventh Race-Eour- year-ol1s and up
ward, claiming rdrse $500: one mile ana
8 sixteenth: Mountain Rose II. 1os
tDorschD, to >. even and to .. first;
Brother Jonathan, III tWalls). to I.
to ! and even. second: Incidence. III
Matthew'S & TO I. to and even. third
Time" l:4s Us. Slumbsrer Bean Sp.lier
Hondo, Tito, Mary II. Ringing Cd, Ba-
Jazet Renefactor, pervish and Early Morn
also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
GLENCOE A. &. HAD
BEST YEAR ON TRACK
Members Scored 364 Points in
A. A. u. Contests.

The Glencoe Athletic Club had its
most successful track season in 1918.
It's members scored 364 points in A. A. U.
competition, the largest number Of points
rolled up By that organization sance It
was organized.
Fred Teschner. the clubs star sprint.r
who was recently elected captain for
1913. topped the list with t1 points
+, perleman was second best with AZ
and w. Rrainisten was third with 30.
Those who won titles during the year
were X. Geist and J. Hosmer Geist
won both the junior and senior metro
politan hop, step and Jump champion
ships and Hosmer the 220 yard Junior
metropolitan run.
The Winged G" will have n much
stronger team when It's members are
mustered out OF service. The Glencoe
lads still In service are II. RosenberS,
]. Taggart, T. Timmons, NJ. Fitzgerald,
NJ. Tea Camp, Silverstein, Mullane Cur
tain, Braunstein. Eastman, Friedman,
Hageney, Kelly. lands, Fschner and
Meyereon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
MORE GAMES FOR N. Y. U.
Wesleyan and Union Added to Has
ketbaIl Schedule.

Three more contests have been added
% New York Universitys basketball
'rhedule. ac ording to an announcement
Hale by r TX II. Cam. director OF
athletics ut The Bronx institution. yes
"iay afternoon TWO y these games
re to be played with Wesleyan and the
tA!rd Is slated with Union College.
Tho contests with the Connecticut
school are to be a home and home
series, the first game to be played at
M.ddletown on Friday. January II. with
the second match TO be held In this city
on Saturday, February 10.
The game with Union was arranged
ever the long distance telephone yester-
lay morning by Manager Buckley. The
cams are scheduled to meet In this city
e." saturday. January 25. This brings
'.e Violet basketball programme up to
noren games, with one match stiii
pending with Lafayette.
rractice was held yesterday afternoon
as usual in the University Heights gym
rRsluul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
THREE TITLE GOLF
JOURNEYS AWARDED
Brooklawn Gets Amateur
North shore Open and
. Siwanoy the Junior.

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lio.Smp a. "
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Heau, ,".s rS,,,, ~, 49,
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III, y"u'V haas, al for Tho
luea, nav ,,ns, go Usaua.aav ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
WATSON VICTOR IN
THRILLER AT NETS
Beats Whitehead in Semi
Final Match at Pinehursf.
Spscia, Despatch TO TIE SrS.

Finch uRsr. ". O.. Jan. THE long
est and most evenly contested tennis
match yet played At Pinehurst was
staged In the semi-huals of the midwin-
ter tournament here ;p-day. c. 4. Wat
son. Jr., of WestcGester, and Hugh
Whitehead Of Norfolk started to play
after lunch. and they were still at II
when the shades OF night began to fall.
Watson finally won by SO, Is.
l2-l0.
The ffty-two games required for the
three sets took three hours to play. and
AZ no stage OF the proceedings were the
two contestants more than n game
apart until near the finish Of each set.
Nathan Bundy of Norfolk will oppose
Watson in the final. Bundy defeated
Georges T. Aranyi by e-2, 6---3 to-day
Roger Ward OF Montreal by 60. 50
The result Of this semi-fnal match
caused considerable surprise In view Of
~" fart that Ward had outplayed Count
otto Salnl in yesterdays round
The wOnens singles also were brought
down 10 the final to-day. Miss Carolyn
Hogart Of Moore county and Miss Mar
jor!e 8 Lake Of Hartford surviving for
the trophy contest. Miss Rogart dis
lo7ed IN succession to-day OF Mrs Jay
Y HAN NJ New York and Miss Judith
jerks Of Detroit. Miss Lake won
against Mrs. Roger Ward OF Montreal
pAd Miss Mary Swoope of Curwensville.
Tho summaries:
Mems singles, First Round Na,h an
brnd! Norfolk, beat q. T. Aranyl. New
YORK 60. SIS
Semi.tnals-- Bundy beat Roger Ward,
hon'raah 50, 10; Watson beat White :
head, SO, -, 12-IO
Nomens Singles. First Round--Miss
j. Hal. New York. st. Go: Miss
, -7v jerks. Detroit, beat Miss NJ. 5. Rice.
BROOK me, -, So; Miss MarJoris Lake,
Hartford, beat Mrs. Roger ward. Montreal.
81. sc: Miss Mary Swoope. CIrwens.
We. Pa drew a bye
senl!-hna.--M Miss Bogart beat Miss jerks
r. !! I'll, Miss Lake beat Miss Swoope,
60. S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
READY FOR ROWING PRACTICE.
PIaisted Prepares Machines for In
ftiaI Workout.

Fred Plaisted. who may take Jim
Rice's position as coach Of Columbia
crews. yesterday overhauled the rowing
machines In the Columbia gymnasium in
preparation for the Blue and Whites
FIRST practice OF the season. Plaisted.
who acted as assistant to Rice, inspected
all of the machines and tad them busted
and oiled. He expects to issue n call
for rowing candidates within few
days.
Plaisted thinks well Of the chances Of
Columbia to turn out good varsity
crew this year, for every man who rowed
last season either already has returned
to college, or will be mustered out Of
service shortly with experienced men
to coach. Plaisted si'ould have n much
easier task confronting him than that
which faced Jim Rice last season. when
he had none but inexperienced men to
tutor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
HARD JOB MAKING SCHEDULES.
Committee Unable to Complete Task
Meets AEnin To-day.

CfNCiNN,Tr. Jan. After laho-lng
all day with the playing schedules NJ
The Nationa, ana American leagues for
the season OF 1919, the Joint schedule
committee Of the two major organiza-
tions meeting here laid aside Is work
tonight and will again take up the mat
Ter tomorrow
There arr numerous problems the
committee must smooth out, and finding
that the work could not he completed In
time for tho members to catch trains for
their homes Tonight. II was decided to
postpone further consideration until to-
morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE,

The announcement that Pete Herman.
bantam champion. has "demohilized''
his former manager, Red Walsh. and
has enlisted with "Muegsy" Taylor of
Philadelphia as manager IL not espe-
C'ally important. Hut the added infor-
nation that Herman has decided 10
leave his home town Of New Orleans.
whore twenty rounds bouts are per-
mitteh. and make his headquarters in
Philadelphia, where the limit of bouts
is six rounds, is significant
There IL very little danger OF his
losing his title In n six round bout. while
the longer contests always are full or
danger. Herman apparently is taking
n leaf from the books of Jess Willard,
Benny Leonard and some other bust
nees men who hold boxing titles,
II IS reported that Jack Curley is
about 10 invade England with a cluster
OF Erapplers and boxers. ard that
Zhyszko and Hussane will be the wres-
tiers. Whether Jim Flynn will be one
of the boxers Is not ms yet settled
Zbyszko and Hussane should fur
nish some exciting contests IN Europe
for the Greco Roman championship OF
the world
The offer by Billy Miske to fight n
twenty round bout with Jack Dempsey
for the heavyweight championship OF
the world shows that the st. Paul man
II very free with the title now in pos
session Of Jess Willard, The natural
result Of battle of twenty rounds
would be to give Dempsey any honors
that were at stake, and this makes It
appear that Miskc looks with favorab BILE
eye on Dempsey as the next champion.
Johnny Harvey, the hard hitting Har-
lem lightweight, who has been working
NJ the Newark shipvard, has issued a
challenge to Champion Benny Leonard
In Iiarvav's last two fights before he
entered the shipyard lie knocked out
Willie Reecher and Joe Rivers of Cal
ifornia In three rounds each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
CASANOVA CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
Reelected Head OF Long IsIand
Athletic League.

Frank f. Casanova of the Maple
wood Athletic Club was reelected pres,-
dent OF the Long Island Athletic League
at the leagues annual election In the
Brooklyn Athletic Association last night.
Frank J. Ruddy of the Brooklyn A. A.
was chosen vice-presldent, Martin Reich
Of the Kings County A. A. was selected
secretary and Andrew Walsh OF the
Brooklyn A. A. treasurer,
II was voted to hold the first handi-
cap road race NJ the league next Sun
day afternoon from the Swedish Ameri-
can A. &. The next meeting Of the
league will take place February 3 at
the Brooklyn A. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
TURF HONORs ROOSEVELT.
Cuban Association Closes Gates AT
Oriental Park.

HAVANA. Jan. Owing TO the death
of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. former
President of the United States. Il was
decided 70 suspend racing at the Oriental
Park course to-day. Col. Roosevelt was
the idol of the residents OF CUBA, and
the management OF the Cuba American
Jockey club met and paid the tribute
OF closing for the day. The feeling OF
sorrow at the death of the former Presi-
dent, SO we'll known and loved in Cuba,
was general throue hout the island re-
puhlic, A new set OF entries for the
races on Wednesday was subscribed to
nv tna owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
sTH RECT. GYM OPENING.

The formal opening OF the Eighth
Regiment Armory Gymnasium on Tues
dav evening January IA, will he
featured by boxing, wrestling and
av,rrastir carnival under the super
vision Of Edward l.. Zines. newly APP
pointed athletic director, and under the
auspices Of the Sergeants Association,
The gymnasium is among the finest I'm
the city. II has n regulation basket
ball court full equipment OF gymnas-
10, apparatus and gallery seating
600 spectators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
LEONARD WILL GO WEST.

Benny Leonards bout with Johnny
dundee at Newark. January 20 will be
N" champions last appearance in an
Eastern ring for several months. He
VIII start on a tour Of the country which
VIII take him as far West as the coast
A series OF bouts Is being arranged for
! !m in all the leading fsht centres In
tho land.
Leonard has two matches clinched I'm
California. Jim Cofrroth has him booked
for bouts on February l and II In San
Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
CONTINUES WINNING STREAK.
81. Francis Prep. Five scores Over
Xavier Prep, 20 to Is.

St Francis Prep of BROOKLYN con-
tnucd its winning streak in the Cath
Ole High schools baske tball tournament
Yesterday when the Bcooklynites de-
feated the Xavier Prep five on ST
Franciss court. 90 to is. 1t was the
vi"'ors' eight straight victory and
Navier's first defeat
The score at the end OF the first half
was 10 TO 6 in ST. Francis's favor.
Cooney was the individual star of the
contest. Cooney scored fourteen OF his
teams total points He bagged three
field goals and e!rht fouls. Cavanaush
and Bren played best for the Manhat-
tan team. The lineup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
KIECKHEFER IN FRONT.
Three Cushion billiard Champion
Leads NIaupome.

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Augie K!eCkhefer.
three cushion billiard champion tonight
defeated Pierre Maupome. the Mexican
challenger, by So to 40 In the second
block Of their match
The score now stands 100 20 90 In
Kiackhcfcr's favor Tomorrow nights
block will end the match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
DARTMOUTH WINTER CARNIVAL

HANOVER, N. H.. Jan. 7.--Dartmouth's
az ~ annual winter carnival will be
held February 1915, according 70 an
outing club announcement issued TO, day.
The regular ski and snowshoe contests
"f previous cnrnivals will occupy the
greater part Of the programme.
Na~ features planned include skating
PARTIES on rink to be constructed es-
pocialiy for the purpose. and sleighing
trips 10 the nearest outing club cabins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
VICTORY FUR CLINTON A. G.

Tho clinton A. G. Ave defeated the five
rNrresenting the Takamini Laboratory Of
Clinton. y. j.. last night at the Crescent
A. G. court, As TO II. AZ half time the
Clinton boys led by 20 90 10. Heath and
Ahhmead were the stars OF the Clinton
\. r.. while J. Finkle and Sigler did best
e. its Laboratory fvs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
HAL COLEMAN WINS.

Hal Coleman, secretary Of tho Ar,eri-
can Amateur Billiard ASS. alton. PLAYED
In the Class tournament at poly's last
4 gin, and defeated \. SChedcuel I'm
close and interesting game. Tro score
was 300 to 232. Coleman made - high
run If A. AMI averaged ,loso ?,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
Crab Three Cushion Victor

Il. Crab was the winner las; night IN
tho three cushion tournament OF the
BUSINESS Mems League at IlwIor' :
BROOKLYN room, he defeating A. Wolreli
by % to 90. Ralph Greeuleaf and Joe
Coucannon will start three DAYS pocket
billiard match at this room. beg ming
tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
srATING PLANS APPROVED.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. Tine New ger
sew Athletic Commission TODAY approv.u
~ ..atIrp plans of the Newark Sports
.r,a club in the First Regiment Arm
nv Newark. for the Benny Leonard
Iobnny Dundee boxing bout on January
49, The plans provide for 5000 seats
ON the main floor and 5000 In the bal
cony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
Jo1Ss CoLtMpIA rossERs.

Another basketball veteran Joined
Columh.a's candidates Yesterday after
noon. lie Is Alexander, last seasons
varsity centre. Alexander wac out for
practice with ,the varsity team and made
n ene showing. II is safe to predict he
will he one of the teams regulars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
CAHOON TUFTS CAPTAIN.

MEDrorc. Mass. Jar 7-Fler,iou ~
Charles :, Cahoon O., Mcif0rL AS can
tain 81 the Tufts College football eleven
was announced to-day. Iic - q tackle
End has played on the Tufts team three
seasons