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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
LEONARD DEFEATS
DUNDEE ON POINTS
lightweight Champion Shows
Greater Clcverness in Eight
Rounds in Newark.
LOSER Is AGGRESSIVE
Forces Fighting at Most Stages
and Never Is Sent to
Canvas.
~ GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

Kenny Leonard, lightweight champion
r., the world, had to be content with an
s,rh, round victory on points over
.ohnny Dundee IN bout before 10000
,s-sons in the First Regiment Armory.
Newark, last night. The fifth and eighth
POUNDS were the only sessions In which
dundee was in any danger.
Leonard found Dundee's Jaw an elu-
sy. target IN all except those two
,ourds. In the final round Leonard
hammered Dundee hard. but failed to
mock the game Italian cff his feet.
Johnny. while tired and warworn, was
MI OF aght at the final bell.
The Italian forced the fighting practI-
caliv all of the way. and his fiery ag-
sress veness earned him the favor OF the
c-ovd Leonard did the cleaner and
harder punching and blocked. ducked or
s,Ipped most OF the Italians punches.
The only punches with which Dundee
'ad any sureness OF landing were his
lar hooks and swings to the body.
Leonard at all times kept his jaw out Of
Danger.
Leonards consummate blocking fooled
many OF the ringslders. He blocked
many OF the blows which to those sitting
avsy from the ringside appeared to have
.1und their mark.
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PROS" WANT TITLE TOURNEY
Golfers Ask metropolitan Associa-
ton for Dates

The metropolitan section OF the FRO
fessional Golfers Association at an exec
utive committee meeting held in this
city last night decided to request the
Metropolitan Golf Association to set
aside the last week in August for a
y. q. A. championship tournament SIM
liar to that held at Siwanoy in 1916
ON that occasion professionals from
various parts of the country who had
previously qualified competed there. and
after great battle Jim Barnes was
returned the victor. He defeated Jock
Hutchinson by / up in the final. the
match being decided on the thirty sixth
hole.
\ day between July % and July 30
for "A preliminary event also will be re-
quested from the NJ G \. In order
that the pros Of this section may COM
pete at thirty-siN holes medal play to
qualify for the main tournament.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
BAKER QUITS YANKS
FOR SEMI-PRO CLUB
Home Run King Signs Con-
tract to Play in Delaware
County League.
Sp,ciai D.xnnfch 70 TIL Sus

MEDINA, Pa. Jan. 20--Frank Baker
OF the New York Americans has de-
cided to play with the Upland team of
the Delaware County League, and ac-
cording to Manager Miller has signed n
contract for the coming season.
This is the second time Baker has
quit organized baseball 10 play in the
semi professional ranks, having been
with Upland in 1915 after quitting the
Athletics
The first intimation that Baker might
be with the team was given Saturday
night, when tho Delaware County League
held n meeting and banquet. Manager
Miller conferred with John u. Grocer.
and the latter announced his Willingness
to supper; the Upland team and TO aid in
securing Baker to play
Miller got in touch with Baker at his
home in Trappe. Md. II did not take
him long to let Baker know what he
wanted, and in a few minutes the deal
was made by which Baker agreed to
sign with Upland for the coming season.
Manager Miller declined to mention
the terms. but It is known that they are
TO Baker. who can play ball
on Saturdays ard perhaps a gano or
two during the week. AT the same time
he will be able TO give his personal at
tention TO his farm
II is understood Baker received 800
per game fir-' Upland in 1915.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

First Racr-Two-year- old maidens: purse
$500, three furiongs. Canvas Back. iie
nat, ii6 Connolly. 70 5. 70 and out.
second; Bone Dry. 1i2 GENTRY. TO /.
to ! and even. third. Time, 0:a6 %. X.
Leste-. Timmoti and Colonel Rock!n shorse
second Race-Three- year-olds and up
ward claiming; purse $500; nv. and a
tom. to !. 10 and to 5, won Has'y
Cora, i0S ,Metcaitl. to /. S to and 4
to ;. second; Clarice Ruth. 100 C Rob
T.m., 1909 as M.dtord Boy. Ruth stricI
land. Jim Dudley. Edith l., Busy Alice.
Lilly r., Cain Spring and Coun,e?baianco
Third Ract-Four-yenr-o ODDS and inward
purse $500: rye and hall furlongs
sauseler, lOT Tooie) . 70 2 to 70 and
? TO and . ). second, a3on Troinp,
III Connolly, 70 ). to and out third.
Time. 1909 Is. Dragon also ran.
Fourth Race--Threcry year -oids and up
ward: purse $500: one mile. Reve'ler. l04
tWa.lsi TO J. 5 20 and out. won; Nep-
second Fern Handiey. % &C.: Robinson. II
Bribed Voter ana w!l'reeda also ran,
Fifth Race -Four -yelr-olds and upward
Claiming purse $500; one mile and seventh
yards Oppor;un.tv. 10 ,Molesv"rth>. :
. !. /" "nJ to ., won; .J'n', iS'
Rerl:n. 10 ,wsu-', : - |. : to ana
s 20 Z. thIrt Tine l ~ = Progressive.
R!H" shooter. Senfar'r and Liberty ar
also ran.
sixth RAJ" oui-tcnr-0'Is ami upward
claiming. purse $500, one mile and n ELK
trauth Don podgr, ~ (ReynOldsl, 3 20 T.,
even and t. =. won; Adelsnt-. liz (BAr-
retu. :? to l. : to / and to ., second
Scourgeuan. no oK!rschhaYml, - TO /,
5 to ! and to ;. third Time. l;S2 Par
rlsh. bean spiller, L:tle Princess. Keziah.
Miss Wells. GOOD Counsel, InQuieta. Edith
Raunann, AmasamatUr Al Pierce and
Li.eipner also ran.
seventh Racr-Four- year-oids and up
ward; claiming. purse $500 one mil" and
n furlong Old Ben. 10 tPoolel, to !,
to and ( - 3. won, Cracow. l02 ,Will!sl,
5 to !. 2 - and - 8. second Honolulu,
81 ,Burl,e>. - 20 :, 20 and to 2.
,h!rd Time, 1851 -. Sosius. Fairy.
dlr!ck.rv. Jason. Eeho. Thirst. iuts and
calls aai Vintage also ran.
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SCHEDULE is READY
FOR COLLEGE FIVES
Columbia and Penn to Open
Season Next Saturday.

Play in the intercollegiate champion
ship basketball tournament will start
next Saturday night at Columbia Uni
versity, where Pennsylvania will meet
the Blue and White five on the Morning
side Heights Court in the opening game
The colleges entered in the league are
Columbia. Pennsylvania. Princeton, Yale
and Cornell. Although Cornell's dates
have not been allotted the Ithaca team
has signlfed its intention of competing
Each team In the tourney will play all
the other teams twice. The tourney viii
end on March "a. The final game will
he between Pennsylvania and Princeton.
The schedule:
Jsnuary-25, Pennsylvania at Columbia ;
81. Columbia at Princeton, 81, Pcnnsyl.
Nania at Yale.
February. Columbia at Yale: S. Yale
at Pennsylvania, ~, Princeton at Colum-
Ma; IS, Princeton AZ Pennsylvania: 90?
Yale at Princeton. %. Columbia at Penn
sylvsnia.
March,, Yale at Columbia: II. Prince
ton a Yale. u, Pennsylvania at Prince
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PERFECT SCORES FOR
WRIGHT AND VANCE
Each Breaks 100 Targets at
Pinehurst Traps.

PiNEHvEsr. y. G.. Jan. 2O.--The
twelfth annual midwinter trap shooting
tournament opened here to-day. More
than $50 guns took part in the two pre-
liminary events. Weather conditions
were ideal and the scoring was decidedly
good Frank s. Wright OF Buffalo won
the trophy in the first 100 event by
breaking every target, and s. G. Vance
OF Tillsonburg, ont. followed Wright's
example in the second 100, He also broke
100 straight Mark = Hootmar and A
H. Aber tied az high guns for the day
at 1875 both breaking 90 in each 100
HOFFMAN carried of the long run honors
with an uninterrupted string OF l37
Darkness stopped the proceedings at 6
O'Clock, when only two-thirds OF the field
had completed the 200 targets Twenty
four Of the hundred or 80 who finished
broke 1870 or better. The leaders were:
Mark : HOFFMAN. H!cksviile. Ohio. 90
ae--l9s. A II Ahcr, nravoshurg, Pa, 80,
ss--lss: :. q, Vance, Tiusonhurg. 81,
lOO--ls7 Joe jennings. Toimorden a.,
s5--lsi l.. + curtis, Boston. es, 81
SEE, VI II Patterson. buffalo. ss..
ss--Ig4 Charles II, Newcomh, Phuadel-
phia, 9s, a7-lsS; j. \ Pope. East Moline
i'll, 90 e7--ls3; Fred Plum, Atlantic CITY
ss, s5--lsS; J. Gilbert Eye, Ollie, Ia, o.
es-lg3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

"Six bottles ~ beer Ia IN" stern And four
ROCKERS OF 'SRgwa' HmIdsh!Ds"'
Thi, and similar orders VIII soon be a
memory only ess al. sigma taiI, ana an
stead, suppose, We VII hear en- sing
nul Two more Coca-Co.as and u ginger
aic with u straw in It for three giHks In
the crack of doom IL near upon VS. io,-
INV will soon be "A thing ut the past. The
amber mud VIII no longer he seen squirt
Irr ont ~ q score bottles all over thf boat
The chcerfu voice Of the marine bartender
Nh not be heard with It's JOYOUS iuessdg"
OF good cheer. Every time a nsG II caught
there VIII hs the old slime round OF drinks
ltrk.uE Everything VIII DO painfully VIZ
tuous and there VIII he no more Vak - and
1'hcrmos bottles viii ho in every nag
when the Meet goes to sea they wi. re-
semh.p a great marine funeral, 20 snigitl"ss
they III! nc. oh, my HhipmRt"T. to th!Eh
that We should 1--we TO SEQ III" time when
the ice box fll'cd with full bottles OF Spoon
ia should he a thing Of the past! To
think that the very palladium cor some
thing Nkc thab ~ our liberties EhuL,
b. ruthlcssly snRtrhod from uS, san pal
lad!um heinz, Of course the festive, foam
ing beer can
An, my mos, vrotched comrades II Il
not enough that the cost % nsNiuG has
gon" up and mat hsh have h-"u s'Hrrr"
And now insult is being added to our
other injuries and m,eries and We are TO
be deprived OF IA" Cup--pr hottie that
has enabled us TO stand our p.scatorial
d!sappointments and also helped 70 tenn
per our JOY when We made big catch.
There win be about as much lifr aboard
a fishing boat as there, are Jokes crack 4
At n Quaker mssting hat 10 Il any OF
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CLINTON DEFEATS DENIEY.
Wins Fast Eight Round Cont ut
NrmOry A. A.

johnny Clinton. New York light
weight. made chopping block of Sailor
Jack penley IN m" main bout at tho
Armory A. A.. Jersey City, last night.
Although the Sailor remained the limit
he was groggy and considerably disfig-
ured when the bell ended the contest
The other eight round bout resulted in
clean cut victory for Charley Beecher.
brother OF Willie Beecher. over George
Adams Of New York. Adams tried hard
10 get mis- right over for Il knockout. bu.
Beecher was too clever and avoided IT.
In the meantime Beecher bombarded
Adams with varied assortment Of
hooks and Jabs and won handsomely
Willie Burns shaded Mickey Brown in
one six rounder and Young Dorsn
shaded Young Butler In the other bout
nj six rounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
ROD AND GUN NEW S

us has heart enough loft 10 20 a-nshinC.
for Il may be that most 90 us viii have
committed suicide or ".se have emigrRtsd
to whore we can wet our whist es oure ~
while but any way We look at ~ u
seems as !" everything Is hustcd-aN our
Joyous times are knocked into u cooked
hut. It's ali over. fellows; all done: moth
inK In sight in the future but long
level stretch OF dismal monotony-a mo-
notonv uuhroken by single Brooklyn
Pint. the very Thought o. when Juicy
Tints will Gauge many n man in tho nea
future to jump on tho B:poklyn Bridss
IN thu throNa OF t"spAi-
n YOU have any old hoer bottles. mates
put EN- away; they VIII be worth about O.
each IN year or two as pirlur ornaments.
hu: ut TO do With all the empty kcs.
IS a poser.
a fishing boat without bssr? Might as
VOL say church without a parson.
tell you, ie'oWs, I've tried ~ ind a wav
out Of T.. hut can't do Il. and ! say to
yoI on" more N d""pcst asuny. every
thing Is busted
SEVENTEEN FATuOMS
Staten lr.auG Ian 90
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KLEIN ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Chosen Head OF International 4
L.. at Annual Meeting

At the annual election of officers of
the lnterseCtional Athletic League in
the Paul!st 4. g. last night. Martin j.
Klein OF the bohemian Gymnasium As
ISOLATION was elected president. J. g.
Schwab OF the Paulst A. C. was chosen
vice-presdcnt, and Alexander AFRO OF
the Brooklyn A. A. was elected sec
ond vice president. J. II. Gehrken of
the Pennant 4. q. was elected secre-
tary and NJ. Silver of the Mohawk
A. c. was chosen treasurer.
II is the plan OF the officers OF the
league to stage an indoor athletic meet
as well as a swimming meet. Commit
tees have been appointed to arrange mat
tiers for these two meets, The dates
will be given out AT the next meeting
OF the league which will take place
next month.
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limit
S
limit Ike
Richard Chicago. He
Of a
bill before him This bill being
n andar
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BLAISDELL WINS IN
CLASS G. TOURNEY
Beats McCili, $50 to 1I2, and
Reaches Final.

The competitors in the Class c lS:2
balkline championship tourney OF the
National Association OF Amateur Bill
lard Players, resumed their matches at
LAWYERS room, Brooklyn. last night.
The winners were J. s. Blaisdell and J..
A. Servatius Blalsdell defeated i. {.
McCill by $50 to 112. and put himself
and Gus Gardner in the finals which
will begin the latter part Of the week
In these Ferdinand \. urger. the cham
p!on. will compete against the six
players who withstand the elimination
games.
Blaisdell was in excellent stroke last
night. He took the lead early in the
competition and hung on tenaciously to
the finish.
The veteran Servatius got going
strongly early In his game and the re-
suit never was in doubt. The scores
/. a. servatius-j, :. ID. 0. o. o. O. !.
O. O q o. l. o. @ l. ?, /. 0. 4. 8. !. 0. o,
l. l. l. :, .. >. (, /. :, Q, .. /, o, 10. IL.
Z o. o. 2. 81 6. 3. :, >. o, 0. !, Ito.
Average. 46-52. High run. q.
John W. Low 4. 0. ), !, !, o. Z, 0.
o. .. /. g J. ! J. 9 . J. O. : g. 8 J. g.
10. o. /, |. :. o. 5. :, J, o--i09 Average.
7-5i. High run, 10.
J. 5. Blaisdell--la. I, 10. o. o, /. C. 0.
7, i5. 0. 0. o, 1. l. 0, o, o, g. !, 3. o, o, .,
S. 0. O. 0. &. l. I. ., l2. o. !. 0. >, o. 3.
10, 3. .. 10, c-iSo Average. 3 it-tS.
2 c. McGil,--aa. .. .. :. :, :. ., s, /. 3
a. s. 0. ,, s. :. l. . I. o. o. I. !. ,. :. J,
g. S-lI2 Average. > a&-i4. High run, S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

The major leagues refused TO sign
tentative agreement with the minors yes
terday. This decision followed n con-
ference between John Heydler and Ban
Johnson, pres dents OF the National and
American leagues. respectively. The
league presidents will consider the mat
ter and may act at the next meeting OF
the National Commission.
1t also was reported that August
Hermann. who signed the agreement
last Saturday in behalf OF the National
Commission. has withdrawn his sigma
ture. Al any rate. Hsydler said that
Herrmann's signature was not on the
agreement which John Farrell, Secretary
OF the National Association, asked him
to sign yesterday.
Both johnson and Heydler take the
stand that there Is no need for ten
tative agreement. az there is to be an
agreement. let II he a permanent and
binding one" said Heyd,er. II do not
know why the minors want any agree
ment. They were anxious to break the
national agreement and we obliged them.
by the unanimous vote of the sixteen
major league clubs we also agreed to re-
spect their contracts, reservations to
players II kept within twenty-one men.
and territory they now occupy. This is
on record as part Of the business OF the
joint conference and in behalf OF the
National League | can promise that II
will be lived up to to the letter. They
have no need to be suspicious"
The failure OF Johnson and Heydler to
sign the agreement with the minor
leagues rather fustered Farrell. He said
he saw no reason why the big leagues
should have declined TO sign, as the Ma
tional Association merely wanted the big
leagues to put in writing the promises
they had made last Thursday.
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FOUR IN ROW FOR KIRBY.

Edward Kirby scored his fourth con-
"'@" victory in the national pocket
.e'! tourney at Jack Doyle's Room
'-'' nc auspices Of the American
a'"4r Billiard Association last night
-" ..f.atcd Ben Howe by 100 TO AZ
. ide high run Of 20
'ar straight rail tourney sydney
=. ""r-pn defeated Charles Bigelow by
te' 10 %. The winner completed hiB
slT' IN 10 innings and made a high
,!n o. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

The first entries for the national in
door track and field championships TO
ne neld in the Thirteenth Coast Artil-
lery Corps Armory in Brooklyn on Feb
ruary IS were fled yesterday. They
were the entries OF Peter Berman.
Harry Dasks and Peter b. Member OF
the American Walkers Association for
the two mile walk. Entries for the
championships close on February s.
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TURNER BEATS KID NORFOLK
i"aisn Has Better of slow Bout
In BunaIo,

BUFFALO, n. Y. Jan. 2o.-1t is die,-
cuit 10 believe that the Kid Norfolk and
clay Turner who boxed ten rounds here
'o-hish' could have been the heroes Of
sne bout described al sensational and
u.ious, Astounding in knookdowns and
. .o with a Knockout IN the Bos-
showed any great exhibition OF ferocitv
anu their bout went the scheduled limit
without the semblauce Of a knockdown.
me surprise In 1t for Buffalo fans ex.
,s.eu IN the fact that Turner had a good
Oh, the better Of the negro in what exc
cut'on there was He won the popular
lurner weighed I73 and Norfolk I7e.
lnck Nusent refereed the match for a
crowd OF about 1900.
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TENNIS MATCH SATURDAY.
hiIed Doubles to Feature stRrs M
Heights Casino.

." athletic committee OF the Heights
,a' ~ Brooklyn yesterday announced
NE arrangement Of an exhibition mixed
''4oie1 indoor tennis match for Satur-
afternoon. Fred Alexander and
Mss Mplla Bjurstedt will play Miss
E'e'ror Goss and Harry McNeal, thu
Casino professional. 1t should be very
h'e-esting ana close contest and Is sure
" ''ract a big gallery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
SCHAEFER VICTOR IN
PLAY WITH COCHRAN
Wins First Two Blocks Of
Match at Days and Leads
by 600 to 305.

Welker Cochran oil Manson la. ans
Jacob Schaefer Jr., Of Chicago. two ~
the ablest balk liners In the world. re
sumed their spectacular and stubbornl'
contested battle for supremacy last night
at Maurice Days room. The son OF
the former Wizard won the first days
clash by 600 points TO 305.
Schaefer got away to flying start IN
the afternoon block, which ne won b.
900 TO 255 through the medium of
brilliant run of 1855 points in his sixth
session.
This run put Schaefer far in tho lead
and was enough TO discourage the lowaiI
but he kept pegging away, and In h's
ninth inning got the balls on the He
and held them for a well played ~.
Schaefer fell away In his work after
the big run. and while ne got his son
together while Cochran was at the 25S
mark II seemed TO be an effort for
the Ch!cagoan.
In the night game Schaefer took TIA
bit IN his teeth at the pistol and ran
away from Cochran. defeating him BY
500 to 80. The winner made the fns
average Of 40 67, and put up runs %
* and 10.
Tho victor was in fine stroke and
counted every time he etepped 10 the
table. His i7o In the sixth inning wa
fine exhibition OF balk line skill
As Cochran won the 5000 point match
in Detroit and Schaefer captured tho
$500 point contest In Chicago. the pres
ont match will decide the rubber. The
scores:
AFTERNOON GAME.
Schaefer. ?. SO. 0, 40, !. SIS. %. Q.
Ia 0. 2. :. 0. l. ., 500. High run.
1856. Average. IS i2-1s.
cochran. 90 ls. 20, .. o. - 0. o Il.
II. g. s, 40 IL. 2. 2--255. High run. :,
Average. L. i6-lf.
NIGHT GAME.
schaefer. -. (. 6. %. {. 10. 800
High run, 40. Average. 43 81.
Cochran, O. o, 10. :. .. $50. high
run IS Average. &c.
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KEEGAN BEATS FRANCISCO.
Wins by 70 10 II in Three Cushion
Tourney.

Frank Keegan last night defeated S.
Francisco by IS to 81 In the three cush-
ion billiard tournament at LAWYERS room.
Brooklyn, under the auspices OF the
Business Mems League. The winners
high run was 5.
Herman Volberg. a Brooklyn patrol
man. won the first block OF his 200 point
match with Patrolman Joe Fogler at
pocket billiards. The victor scored so
to Fogler's 46.
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FOR THREE CUSHION TITLE.

The three cushion amateur champion
ship tournament of the American Anna
teur Billiard Association will begin to-
night at Thum's room with six starters
as follows; J. Van Tussel. William
Blumenthal, Sam Samucls. Sam Gar
nnkel, Frank Becker and Frank Grim
mclS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
REFUSE TO PLAY WEST VA.

Npt'lHI UfSDUTCH 10 THE SUI
MoEGANrowN, W. Va, Jan. 20--The
University Of Virginia and Colgate
University have definitely turned down
big offers from West Virginia to play
football az Morgantown next year. As
result the home schedule Is In poor
shape Only two games are scheduled
and one Of these Is a minor affair.
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y. y. 4. FIVE RESTS.

New York Universitys basketball
team called of the regular practice ses-
sion yesterday afternoon in order to
give tho team a well earned rest after
it's strenuous New England invasion.
The team returned In perfect physical
condition. but Capt. Floyd Egan de-
cided to give his charges a day of
as a result Of their fine work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
HOLY NAME FIVE vICToRs.

The Holy Name basketball team last
night defeated the United States steam
ship Won Steuben f1ve in the Manhattan
Casino by score of 20 TO 6. The
victors held their opponents scoreless
during the first half The period ended
IA TO D.
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TN. fno weather brought out II largo
rsii Of casters nj the sunday mert OF tho
and excellent score. we're male. Joan
Shaw was higA man win n cast OF 49,
feet , - .,
In tho club distance event +. II Bow
.ltt,b won in class \ with %tN fcct i
inches, leading his nearest competitor hv
only y inches +. A. bishop won IN '.Hs'
u WITH 500 feet II inches. and ''"prgs
Docrr,ing"r. Jr., was IN" winner in t.aSS 9.
The riuh has also taken up pug rasi
ing" Mira e, IINcy making IN" pest Se"i,.
;rS. sake accuracy event h1l to 80 pos.
,,,,,r1 ~, ,rrolut OF darkness
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COLLEGIATE FIVE WINS.

Collegiate Schools basketball team
defeated the Cutler School five on COL
legiate's court by - to II yesterday.
The first half ended to ; In favor OF
CoilCgiatn.
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TO HOLD MEET sATIRTAy.

The First Field Artillery will hold a,
athletic carnival in the armory at
Broadway and SiXty-eighth street on
Saturday night.
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TENDER DEFEATS BRowS

PHILApElPHTA, Jan. 20.--Lew Tend
Ter of this city won easily from Young
Brown Of New York in a six round bout
here tonight. Brown withstood lot
OF punishment the local fighter landing
hard blows virtually at will.