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PAWLING SWIMMERS BEST.
Defeat Boys High Team In Dual
Meet by 80 TO 10.

Ho,s High School swimming team put
~ u game fight against a far superior
l..al and bowed TO the Paving School
team In a dual meet in the latters pool
ar Pawling. y. y, yesterday. The score
Was b. TO IS points. Pawilng took first
pace In five OF the six races.
JACK Patton. captain OF the Boys
High squad, swan brilliantly. He won
'3o twenty yard event and finished sec
eld IN another. The summaries:
80 Yard Relay Race--Won by Pawling
va Barneweli. Hupfe!, Richie and
: Jane Bows high. with Patton, Germyn
t"gs. and BREASTED. second. Time. 2 100.
20 Yard svim-WOn by Patton, Boys
u sA; Barnessl, Pawling, second; Brias-
a., Boys Hisn. third. Time. rs sec
I've for Form--won by Bontecue. Pawi-
i,g Rsrnewall. rawling. second: Germyn
u. High, third.
l.E1gr for Distance-won by Walker
lN 0g, Gernyn. Boys High, second; Sc
- boys High. third.
" Ward Swim--won by Richie, Pavl'
It'ton. Boys High. second: BREASTED
Ilgn. third, Time. 81 IS seconds.
". Ttrl im--woH BY Adams. Paw!'
Hr.a'ted, BOYS High, second. Thomas
A+N. :. third. Time. 1908
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ROYCE ROLLS WINS
THE OLD DOMINION
Odds On Fauorite Beats Good
Field at NeU Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 31.-Royce Rolls
an odds on favorite at 4 to 5. won the
Old Dominion Purse. the feature even.
at the Fair Grounds track this after
noon. Grayson finished second and Co
bait Lass was third. The stake was fo'
year-olds and upward at one mile
and all six contestants were we'll SUP
ported despite the fact Royce Rolls was
at such a small price. The results:
FRS, Race-Two- year-old maiden niles;
claiming: purse $500: three fur!onss.
Eulsh r.. il2 tTroxler), Is 10 l. TO !
AMI W.to to yGn .v HaS aSG to- second
Quick Fire. llO Csneldmanl, II TO /, 10
/ and 5 20 2. third, Time. o. Ss 80. Riv-
ulot- Oleastcr. ogden Girl. Ella T, Dixie
Flyer. Am First and Wish Could also
second Race-Three-year maidens;
purse $500 five and half furlongs Ring
leader. il6 CHayntsD. TO !. 3 20 and
10 3, won; Water willow. III tWakonD. 20
10 /, 20 l and 20 !. second; Vision; loI
Tranter. Todnah Houdin!, Coureelles, Mary
Josephine. Duchess SAVOY, Padua and
Third Race--Three- year -olds and up
ward: claiming; purse $500; I'VE ana ma
furIongs Billie a.. 40 (Dorsch), to l.
Sh to ahS 70 even =, " and TO- to :. second
Jessie C.. 10 tRodriguezl. Is to l. TO
and TO J, third. Time, I'lo 80 ihu
Connolly, Laggard. Neg, Jack X, Sinai
Elue Bannock. Trusty. kttiWake and
"i Fourth Race-rhe Old Dominion Purse
four-year- olds and upward; purse $1,000
one mile Royce Rolls. lO5 Money. TO 8
10 and out. won: Grayson, 100 &c Rob
inson). 10 to /. 3 TO and to o. second
Cobalt Lass. 100 (RodrigueI. - J, 2 &c
1 and even, third. Time, ! Al IL. oppor'
tunity, Kate Bright and Kohinoor also ran
Fitch Race--Four- yesr-olds and upward
claiming: purse 5000; one mile and seventy
yards. Dioscorids. l02 (Scott. 10 TO j,
10 / and to !. won: Lottery. lO7 &C.
Robinson. & to ., even and 20 :, second
Libyan sands. 100 Connolly. - TO J, &c
| ! and to !. third. Time. 1852 S-5. PADDY
erick, Hope. Quito. Lady i>ongieilow and
sixth Race-Three -year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse 5000; one mile and :
| sixteenth. VIII Do III Connolly, to !
2 to and even. won: Foxy Grif. lO'
fsneldmanl. 10 &c I, to ! and 10 l
second: Don Dodge, io+ &C. Robinson,
! to /, to and 2 TO 3, third. Time
| I;is 2-5. Baby Cal. Waterproof. Aztec
! Dshablah II. Toombeoia and Puts anc
| Calls also ran.
seventh Race-Four year-olds md up
] ward; claiming: purse 1909; one mil" ant
| 4 to |, s to 3 and 10 9, won; Lucky u,
| l04 (Molesworthl, : to J, TO and even
| second: Scourgeman, i0l Garner, TO
| . TO / and to 5, third. Time. l;5o. Re
| gresso, Brando, Ninety simplex, Shrows
bury, Virginia w. Reuben Hugh. King
| ling H.. u}ogart. King Marts. Evelyn V
| and Billy Hunley also ran.
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YALE MAKES AN
AUSPICIOUS DEBUT
Resumes Sports With Basket
ball Victory OUer Penn.
Special Despatch 10 The sus.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. SIN Yale's first
athletic event since the war tho Ell
basketball five trimmed the University
OF pennsylvania. 26 TO 20 tonight II
was a stubbornly fought game. During
the iirst half tho lead changed hands
twice.
The Quakers- who have already won
three games. got away to an early lead,
but Yale tied the score. only TO have
the visitors take n temporary lead.
Yale rallied. however. and closed the
hrst half in front at II to 10.
Yale opened tho second half with n
rush, but ran against another Pcnnsyl-
vania rally witch nearly closed the gap
as time expired.
Sweeneys all round playing was best
for the visitors. and Van Slyck was the
star OF the Yale team. The former scored
10 and the latter IA points Each missed
only one goal from foul. Cohen. the
former College Of the City of New York
guard. played n strong defensive game
for Yale. The lineup:
Yale (26). r.otP (22N.
norion,...... Right forward -. Sweeney
Nanslvk..... Left forward .... Stsnnrad
snami.i .''.....: Centre ..........:D Davis
Goals from floor = Yale - Vanslyck q,
stradella .. Hamill 2. sweeney. Horton
:, Stannard 3. Peck =, Davis. Goals from
foul-Sweency =, Nsnslyek .. Referee
Tom Thorpe. Umpire--Mr, Koch. Sub
nard for fucker. Time OF halves--2O
rIini.tSs.
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SCARSDALE CLUB ELECTS.
T.. Il. Bethel Is Chosen President
at Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the Scars
dale Golf and Country Club the follow
ing were elected to the board of gov
ernors to serve from one to three years;
Y. G. Holster. Frank q. Ayres. Frank
T.. Bethel, Thomas +. Burgess, Philip
W. Russell, George a. lIarwood, L. 3.
Marchant and II. V. Conrad.
The officers elected by the board OF
governors for the year 1919 were Frank
Il Bethel. president: Philip w. Russell.
vice-prcsident. and George a. HARDWOOD,
secretary. The Office OF treasurer has
not vet been filled.
During the temporary closing OF tho
clubhouse It will he renovated and i'm
proved. Changes will be made In soma
Of the holes on the course.
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TENNIS MATCH IN BOSTON.
New York Men and Women VIII
Go to Hub To-day.

Teams representing New York and
Boston will play an indoor tennis match
az the Longwood covered courts in Bos-
ton to-day New York will be repre-
scented by Walter Merrill Hall and Miss
Eleanor Goss and Frederick r. Alex
andtr and Miss Molia Bjurstedt. The
Boston team is certain TO include MB.
George w. Wghtman and Miss Marion
Iinderstein, but the committee in charge
is having n difficult task to select the
men who will act as their partners. Il
Is probable that they will be chosen
from among Nat. W. Niles. Harry c.
Johnson and Irving c. Wright.
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YOUNG RECTOR WINS BOUT.
Defeats Jack Deniey in Contest In
jersey city.

Young Rector was the winner last
night in the first bouts staged At the
summit Gymnasium, new boxing club
in Jersey City. lie outpointed Sailor
round bout
The contest was a slashIng one. but
Rector forged TO the front In the clos
Ing rounds and earned the verdict
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YALE SWIMMER
BETTERS RECORD
Binncy Couers so Yards in IS
Seconds-Amherst Beaten.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. S:.---Yale
defeated Amherst, ~ to y. in SWIM
ming meet here tonight. The Blue
swimmers won every event. the visitors
getting two second places and three
thirds Edwin Binney, Jr.. OF Sound
beach, Conn. bettered the intercoIie-
giate record for the fifty yard dash.
He covered the distance in 20 seconds.
Capt Ilncks OF Yale and Capt.
Cowles of Amherst fought pretty race
In the 100 yard event, Hincks winning
by touch. In the fancy dive benjamin
was in especially good form Loeb of
Yale tied for first place with Royce OF
Yale in the plunge. Each covered CO
feet
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LEWIS MAY MEET gibbons.

Charley Harvey has received a propo-
sitlon to have Kid Ted" Lewis, the well
ter champion. meet Mike Gibbons at St
Paul February 10 Previous 10 accept
ing it Lewis will train a while Mt Lake
Placid in order 10 Gee IL he gets into
proper form. Eddie Wallace will also
do some work at the lake.
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BLACKBURNE IS TRADED.
Pat Moran Sends Inhelder
braves and Obtains Rehg.

Cl&CINNArI. Jan. 3l.--Pat Moran to-
DAY announced the trade of Russell
Elt'kburne. infielder, TO Boston for
Walter Rehg, outfielder, his first dicker
,n'e becoming manager Of the Reds.
Ra'kburne played only one season with
n" Reds although he had had previous
7raj'. league experience when Cincin-
rati purchased him from Toronto last
winter
Eehg recently was discharged from
the navy.
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This afternoon tn" Columbia University Club the American Rowing
the
Representatives Columbia
the intercollegiate
varsity eight this
will for
Annapolis.
colleges
o o
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GREB DEFEATS robson.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 3l.-liarry Greb Of
Pittsburg defeated Tommy Robson in n
ten round boxing contest here tonight.
Greb weighed l6s pounds and Robson
1855. Barney Adair Of New York and
Harvey Thorpe OF Kansas City boxed
ten rounds to n draw. They have been
matched for another ten round contest
here on February II.
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IRVING NARCOTICS Ill.
Clever Lightweight Boxer IL Suf-
fering from Pneumonia.

Tom McArdlc. manager OF irving Mar
COLES. the promising lightweight who re-
Gently Knocked out Freddie Reese, SPAR
ring partner 10 Benny Leonard, stated
last night that MarGoles Is In critical
condition in Mount Sinai Hospital The
boxer is suffering from pneumonia, due
to a cold caught in training.
His temperature last night was 10i.
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COLUMBIA DOWNED
BY PRINCETON FIVE
Blue and White Beaten in
Leagues Opening Contest
by Score of % to Is.
Special Despatch to THE Srx

PRINCETON. y. j.. Jan. 3l.-Columbia's
basketball tossers were no match for the
Princeton quintet in game here to-
night. The New Workers. were defeated
by a score OF 81 TO Is. This was Prince
tons first encounter with n league team
this season and revealed the strength OF
the Orange and Black Ave.
Columbia put UP a fast game. but the
team was unable 20 keep pace with the
Tiger five. Davis, Princetons right guard.
twice broke away f;'cn his man and
scored two baskets from the field and
Capt. Gray closely followed him with
two more. Columbia scored from the
field only once during the first half.
Columbias defense frightened in the
second half. The Blue and White scored
three goals from the field in that period.
The advantage gained in the early part
OF the game, however. was too much for
the visitors to overcome.
Davis ut guard was the high scorer
with four field goals to his credit. The
linnun.
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PENN vs.. 4. G. y. Y. TONIGHT.

Tho University of Pennsylvania
basketball team will meet the City Col
lege team tonight In the local gym
raSium. A hard fought contest Is looked
for. as both teams have shown con-
siderable speed in the games played so
far this season. Three members OF last
years team, which won the intercol-
legiate basketball championship. will be
IL the Penn lineup.
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The McGraw Up National League

is tendency alarm
OF
its OF
not O. Of the INES
We Mciraw
to
the
Moran Also
Hal
a the
Mctraw n
In a
Of the Giants
ability
capacity other than
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FAIRFIELD AND ORTEGA DRAW

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3i.--Soldier Bart
field, Brooklyn welterwelght boxer, and
Battling Ortega of San Francisco to-
night fought n ten round draw. Ortega
had the advantage in the early rounds
lie upset the soldier in the third session
with a swing to the jaw.
Fairfield easily evened matters In the
last four rounds.
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WEST VIRGINIA SCORES.
Special Despatch TO THE srx.

MoRGANTowS. W. Va. Jan. 3l.-West
Virginia downed her old rival Marietta
College, Mt basketball here Tonight AZ
to 90. 1t was a spirited engagement.
Two players from each team were ban
ished. IT, Martin was the star for West
Virginia. and Tex Stewart and Crandall
played well for Marietta.
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HORACE MANN IN FRONT.
yanquishes BcrkeIey-Irving Five
by score of 80 to -.

Horace Mann School defeated Berkeley
Irving School in a warmly contested
basketball. game ut the latters gym
nas!um yesterday by score of SO TO -.
Horace Mann got OF to a good lead in
the frst half, which closed with Horace
Mann leading by 81 to u. The work
of Elder featured. az he shot five field
goals and scored eight more points on
fouls The lineup:
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

TosT baseball players rendered the
been asked reduction in salary and
OF the
rot emitted the
VI be expected after the
keeping concerned
maintaining that they
decided Take the
Brooklyn
supebas
united will against
reductions combination
rudes Jimmy Hickman Johnston Mack
Wheat Al
Some by
Ebbets Brooklyn
The decmped
Following the River
AT he working $4,000 contract
Ebe member
me superha and had been sent contract but that he was not
are greatly against his the with Brokr for there
brooklyn Wib Robinson looking about
$4,000, liberal
had been traded whereby
ubert will
Walter
ouhe Inhder Russell
Elackburne vndcatcd
trade for
pitchers There possibilities probabilities
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was very much Interested IN The a. a..
coun, in sundays SrN en,tt."A!. ", en- N ~
yol Guotc George KEENAN,. secretary ~
tho NictoriH FISHERIES ,fro's' I'VE AK
dress and wish you would get THIS 'e'''
note That he say. that Wa have. re-
duced the number OF salmon UNI. IN
many ~ our streams there are none a;
all. while even In thr Marsare" there alr
not quart .s 'StHy E KS ,.'' va "ws,
OK conditions on the MIrgar"c con- ern.nI
the troui hatchery operated. mH ! pna'r-
stand, hv tn ',hn@i'"n i"y'rnM"im' -,
! have hshcd the ent.r" i"ng'h ~ w
N.rEarcr River from where tAe tire"
brooks that form !. come '@fe,h@r -
STD ~a" MN in ;he hatchery MAJ is half way
mp the river from It's mouth. it"r' Is an
IDEAL plarH for motrru ma nary, uG'
instead ~ running = modern hatchery tnTv
have got ole pond siua'" GA . ".t',,
stream that runs mo ~" MarSHFe" an"
THIS pond is full % trou: :nnging from
h0f n pound M IA four or nv" mimi
rnrca River Their AT" very many diseased
trout covered over with fungi bind trout,
and the conditions In MAJ, r"nd are -, su, y
that in the states 4 w"GI Dec H'nd' mn"i
az once and cleaned out aud IN" diseas"
FISH got rid or, but this is not the worst
Of IT, for during sev"ral months m ne
summer the mon operating this hatchery
stretch net en'lre.y across tho MArga ,
rec River, thus stopping every trout AMI
salmon shat tries 20 80 M IN" river during
these months. This has op"rat"d to prac-
ideally spoil tho Margaree River as a
salmon river.
Thu natives oppose this net being across
the river very Strenuous.y but seem 70 be
unable 20 persuade the Fish Commits
sionera TO run this hatchery on modern
line. and take these nets from the river,
mis- net il spelling the sea trout run as
well as the salmon run, The dlS"sSnl
trout ara spreading Infection and hao.
terra Into Who water OF the MLrgareN, and
altogether that hatchery instead 81 being
benefit to the Margaree Is menace.
should like to see Mr., KEENAN, lnvvsti-
gate This matter and tax with ~" men
uho haNc the interest 81 the Marrar"e
VALLEY AZ heart amt get their opinion OF
| this hatchery. II Is a shame that under
the name of conservation and .rcstockinG
the most beautiful game nsh river IN
America bids fair 20 he spoiled.
JOHN e. COSSERDOM.
Member Of Inland Fisheries Commission
state OF Rhode Island.
WoonSockct, Il. /, Jan. 20.
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PRATT INSTITUTE VICTOR.
Beats Moravisn College Five by
score of IS to 10.

Pratt Institute defeated the Morav!an
College 1--WE OF bethlehem, Pa. last night
in a .rnly contested game on the
Brood y'.ites court by IS to 10. The
Frat boys ou;played the visitors at all
stages and the result was never in
doubt. The lineup:
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ST. AIMS FIVE TRIUMPHS
Heats Manhattan Prep Team by
Score of or 10 II.

St, AIMS I'VE defeated Manhattan
Prep team last night on the formers
court by score of &C. to u. The s.
AIMS lads led throughout. Their fast
team work and individual plays hatfied
their opponents McCue was the star Of
the game. He shot thirteen baskets. The
lineup:
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Anglers Entertain Navy Men.

capacity should be gent TO Al Schneider,
"a Tenth avenue
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Faculty athletic
with
Will
Yale will decide will
decide Thames Princeton will
hut likely encouraged will
VII! baseball
o
The sun., 1919-02-01

Fleld goaIs-payIs, Nargetts. cray.
>; Trimble, lyman, =. Johnson. Foul goals
Princeton: Hunt FOR Davis. Wood for
TrImble. Columbia: KENNEDY for Farrell.
Referee Cartwright. Umpire Reed.
Time of ha,ves--l5 minutes.
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ERASMUS TRIUMPHS
OVER BOYS HIGH
Wins Hockey Game in p. S.
A. L. Tourney.

Erasmus and Manual were returned
the yictors last night in the =. 8. A. l..
hockey tournament at the Brooklyn Ice
Palace. The Erasmians defeated Boys
High to l.. while the Manual lads dis
posed Of Commercial High, I to o.
Although the victories we're by com
Portable margins. both games were
keenly contested throughout.
In the Manual Commercial game
Sparks, who played right wing for Man
ual. was the bright particular star. He
made two goals and prevented his OPP
ponents from scoring several times.
Rollins and Hall played best for
Erasmus. while Bailey and Stevenson
played brilliantly for Boys High. The
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HARVARD HOCKEY
TEAM AGAIN VICTOR
Easily Defeats Boston College
Seuen-Score Is 2 to 2.
specia, Despatch 10 Tun srx.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan, 31.--Playing
for the first time in weeks on a good.
hard surface the Harvard varsity hockey
team easily defeated Boston College,
TO g on Soldiers Field to-day. II was
Harvard's third victory. In the first
half, while the Crimson regulars were IN
the game. the score stood 6 TO !. Capt.
Gross and Avery each made three goals
and most Of them on very pretty combi-
nation plays The summary:
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DUNDEE DIsCARDs MANAGER.

Johnny Dundee. the Italian light
weight, yesterday served notice on Scotty
Monteith that in future Dundee will act
as his own manager According to Dun
dee, he and Monteith had n disagree
ment over financial matters following the
Leonard Dundee contest at Newark.
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ttHDS To TRAIN At HOME.

ST. i.oUIs Jan. 3i.-President Branch
'..t'y VI the ST. Louis Natlnoals to-
''-"' announced the club will train here
'h.5 season instead OF going South. He
50 announced he had signed Jacob
t''" an puthelder, who played with
sparrow Point. Nd, shlpyard team
49, lea.oa
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buc- Il ctt'z,n of N"y Jcrscy. also an
alien jNIns in New Jersey. require a IL
e us" To hsh IN tn" fresh waters - tn~
state D. thN RlU' persons raquir" =
!ir"us" to 0sh IN tAc fresh waters N Sew
York StItr' H.
The sun., 1919-02-01
ROBERTSON REJECTS
M'GRAW'S OFFER
Manager of Giants Fails in
Effort to Lure 0utficlder
From Retirement.
ny FREDERICK G. LIEB.

John McGraw manager of the Giants,
Yesterday started on his annual pill
grimage to round up his players for the
coming season. When John b. Foster.
secretary OF the New York club. sent out
contracts last week many of them con-
,ared blank spaces where ordinarily the
salary figures were written in. II Is
MrGraw's intention to dicker personally
with the players and then fill in the
blank spaces with the figures for the
salary agreed upon.
McGraw received n rebuff at Lis first
stop. 1t was at Richmond. Va, where
the New York manager met Davey Rob-
crtson. his former right fielder. Accord
ing TO Information received at the New
York National League office he was I'M
successful in his attempt to lure Rob
ertson back into the Giant fold. Rob-
ertson. who quit the diamond during the
1918 season. informed McGraw yester-
day that his retirement was permanent
Robertson said he considered baseball
too uncertain a proposition to make II
his life's work. and that he intends 70
retain his present position with the Cow
eminent. Since the world series of 1917
Robertson has been engaged in investi-
CATION work for the Department OF JUS
tice This, he says, Is more congenial
work than professional baseball.
May Interfere With Trade.
The refusal Of Robertson to sign the
contract rendered him by McGraw may
interfere with a trade which the New
York chieftain contemplated. The gen
erela suppositton hereabout is that II
Robertson had shown any inclination to
return to baseball he would have beer
traded to some other club in n deal In
volving pitchers. Good player that Rob-
ertson is, he is not good enough to dis
place any of the three outfielders who
started the season for the Giants last
year-Burns, Young or Kauff-and l,
is safe to predict the temperamental
southerner never would consent to re-
turn to baseball to adorn the bench as q
utility player.
The fact that Robertson would not bt
a regular in New York IL he did not
figure in a trade may have influenced
him in his determination TO retire per-
manently from professional baseball.
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CATHEDRAL FIVE WINS.

The Cathedral basketball team scored
It's fourth consecutive victory yesterday
afternoon when II defeated the Cooper
Union five in the Municipal Gymnasium
by 81 to 81. The game was fast and
keenly contested throughout.
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seaweed Elect. Officers and wants poat

The Seawsed Fishing Club las -ctcf
the following officers for 1919 John 4.
Wolf. president: Louis Ryhold, Vice prcsi-
dent; George LaSch, treasurer; A. Schuc'-
der. financial secretary; JACK McGowan'
correspOndIng secretary; "thlc' ScofieN
captain: Louis Weisscmeier, commodore
Adam stiefwater, weigher: Joseph wollen-
sack. steward: Frank schoppe. FIRST mate (;
Tweed. baitman; Edward voght, ganer.
and william ABBEY, sergeant-at-arms.
|, The club desires to charter a boat for
its fourteenth season. Terms and carry In 8
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor FRrroII; Lam
daunr for Pulleyn: Ho"ck for FISH Field
goa!s-Eder ,it. Van Householder 90. rul-
| ieyn 90, Rurbrldge. Farrell McAleonan
90, Mason az, Maurice co, Kelley, Fish,
Hoeck Foul goals Elder so. McAleenan
81. Referee-Ed Thorp. Time OF halves
go minutes.
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The Rose HiU Fishing club al It's an
nGA. social EathCr.nE entertained thirty
I've ineulbc of the Z, 8. s. Ntstal. repair
shIp = ia" navy The navy men thought
their 'sz@ band with them ~ add to the
i..r.a.l. ~ the m-n- ~ TON
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CLINTON TEAM WINS
BASKETBALL TITLE
Defeats NelDtouUn in Deciding
Game of p. S. A. L. Series.

he Witt Clinton won the basketba
championship of the Public Schools Ath-
letic League last night when its team
defeated Newtown in the deciding game
OF the series in the City College gym
naslum by 81 TO -.
At no stage of the contest did the
Long Island lads have a chance. The
Manhattanites were masters in every de-
partment and ut the end put In several
substitutes. At half time the score WAS
II to 4. Melitzer was the star OF the
Clinton team, while Stewart played best
for Newtown. The score;
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PAL MOORE BEATS McGovERN.

BALTIMORE. Jan 3l.-Pal Moore Of
Memphis. bantamweiGht. was awarded
the decision here tonight over Young
McGovern OF Philadelphia The Phila-
delphia lad was game. but Moore had It
all his own way
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ROD AND GUN NE WIS

ANGLERS
Date, ' T NN'fM A ," An % AN. Fs, G"fg.
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HARVARD HOCKEY CAPTAIN.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 3i.-Robert
Gross of Newton was elected captain of
the Harvard VARSITY hockey team to-day.
The sun., 1919-02-01
McGraw Spikes Report.

While in Richmond yesterday McGraw
took occasion to spike report that
Christy Mathewson would be manager
Of the Giants next season. II will man
age my own club" said McGraw yester-
day TO a Richmond correspondent.
There are several reasons why Math-
ewson would not return to the Giants
and one good one why he would not come
TO New York as manager. Although one
OF tho greatest figures the game ever
produced. the general opinion among
baseball men is that MatheWson did not
prove a successful manager.
Admitting that results in Cincinnati
are nothing to gauge a managerial rep
utation by. and that Mathewson did bet
ter than most of his predecessors. still
the feeling In baseball circles is that
Mathewson did not get as much out OF
his men as he should have and that his
Judgment in team tactics often was open
to criticism.