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The sun., 1919-03-20
TIGERS BEATEN IN
SWIMMING MEET
Lose to Montclair A. c. by
Score of 20 to "a.

MoNrcLAIR, n. j., March 1s.-Mont-
clair Athletic Clubs swimming team de-
feated the Princeton University natators
In dual swimming meet In the Mont
clair A c. natatorium here tonight by
2S to "a. The coilegians won as many
frst places as did the Jenseyites, but
Montclair took most OF the second places.
Carl DeetJen and Taylor. both of Mont
clair. were responsible for their teams
victory. Deeuen captured the 100 yard
swim and finished second in the so yard
aXaS- while Taylor won the. 200 ward
swim and finished third In the so yard
swim.
johnson of Princeton won the so yard
swim, while his team mate, Kinnard,
took the plunge Princeton's other VIC
tory was In the relay. The summaries;
100 Yard swim-won by Carl Destjen,
Pndi schrieder Princeton. third. Time,
81 SIS seconds.
Plunge for Distance-won by Kinnsrd.
Princston, with SO feet in 81 seconds
stevens, Montclair A. c.. with SO feet
80 Yard swim--won by johnson
Princeton; DeetJsn. Montclair A. C., sec.
end; Taylor. Montclair A. C.. third. Time.
Fancy ply.Iwcn by Paul Krap., Mont.
A. G, second; Anderson. Princeton. third
400 Yard swim-Won by Taylor. Mont.
clair A. C.. Brigham. Montclair A. C., sec.
ond; Phillips Princeton, third. Time
400 Foot Relay-won by Princ.tor
Montclsir A. C. Gotez. Baleh. Taylor and
DeetJen), second. Time, 1907.
The sun., 1919-03-20
HAVANA RESULTS.

First Race-Two- year-olds: maidcus ni,r~c
$500: four furongs-Doublet III, III CTroise).
3 TO /. ! TO l and even. woR Cuba, ll2 tPit1,,
ney, los rMorri~sey). 20 !, 5 10 2 and 6 TO 8.
third Time, 0:ta Is Fleche, Steve. Nirgie
Lee. orienta al Park and Rayensea also ran.
Second Race-Four-year- olds and upward
claiming: purse 800; SIX farlonss- uITweniy-
won; Violet. i05 Frsnklin). TO :, TO 10
and 90 s. second: High Olympus, 1OS iFntor,.
6 TO /, 10 l and even, third. Time, III IS.
Numerate: HerGsr;;, Algsrt. Frank coiem.n,
Third Race-Three-year-oids and upward;
81 aiming; purse 500; Ave and half fur
longs--Syrian, lis tPtLl, O. TO 3: to aud
out, won; Carey Maid, 81 cThurber). 70 to !.
Murray, to !, 2 TO 1 and even, third
Time, 100 l5. Prince Easy Golden Change
New Orleans. Pauline Crowley, Pastm aster
Barton, Sleeper and Yuletide a,so ran
nurse $500: Ave and a half furlonte- Biondel
Lackswanna. los (P4ckensl, Z 90 ], s to 5 ant
4 10 s. second; Earnest. 1903 Thurber), 5 to /
E fss 10 Cd c4 S, f,s Cole SUI SUI
frage and Buster Clark also ran.
| claiming; purse 500: one mile and twent,
yards-sky Man: IS woods, 8 70 :, even sne
70 s and 4 TO 6. second: Jake Scha4 q
| 1FNor). 10 20 I, 4 10 1 and 10 /. third
Time, 1:42 Lyle schemer, Scorpn. vocabai
larry and Dslross alec ran.
claiming; purse 500; one mile and twenty
yards-Wiu Soon, 1oi <PitI), u to 1. 8 10
and 20 .. won; Cork, io2 Crroise,, 8 TO !
to | and 8 TO 3. second Queen Trovato, 10
Time. iie IS YenShee, Ambrose, San Nc
Meekin Darkey, Tokalon March. Cadenzi
ard Timothy J, Hogan also ran.
The sun., 1919-03-20
TOBEY AND APPEL
ADVANCE AT SQUASH
Reach Final Of National Tour
ney at Expense Of Wander
poel and Johnston.

Harold Tobey of the Princeton Club
and John w. Appel. Jr., OF the Harvard
Club worked their way to the hnai
round Of the National Squash Tennis
championship tournament yesterday on
the courts OF the Squash Club.
Tobey earned the right TO meet Appel
for the title by eliminating William
II. Vanderpoel' Of the Squash Club
at the expense Of Stewart NJ. Johnston
player won at 15--S, l5-4, Isl.
Although he won his match handily
Tobey did not have things as easy as
did Appel. Appel In his match with
Johnston took the lead at the start
in all three games and was returned
the victor without doing his best
Johnston. who had met with much sue
cess in all his preliminary matches, wal
no match for the Harvard man.
On the other hand. Tobey in the fna
game Of his match with Vanderpoe
was forced to play an extra set o.
five before he won the game by 1917
In this match Vanderpoel led, in both
the frst and third games. but lobe,
came from behind and captured both
The second game Of this contest wen
to Tobey by 15--2. The final mattel
will be played tomorrow afternoon
The summaries:
National Squash Tennis Championship
ournament--Semi-fnal Roundi Harold
Tobey. Princeton Club. defeated william
II. vanderpoel. Squash Club. i5-i7. is-a
defeated Stewart N. Johnston. Yais Club
iS--8 lb-t, i6-T.
The sun., 1919-03-20
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse $500; claiming; two.ycsr,
olds four furlonga: Emma Weller. los
Frank F.. ITO: Doomed. 10. Blue Jean. LII
Rainbow Division. III; Thelma E.. ils
second Race-Purse 1900 four wear olds and
upward; hys and . half furlongs; 'Jsne
ioi; MARY EstelIe Ioi: minnie f.. lO1
sIAttle Princess, iol; 'Rooknry, 1905: .Bobby
Fib IOs: Bessanta, l05: meg. iA6: Liberty
star lo6; Robert Lee, III; Doctor lab. III
SteicIff iIs Also eligible: Nasledovati, IN
sHasty Mabel, ioi; Breezy, III.
Third Race-Purse 5000: claiming; four
year olds and upwards tive and q half fur
longs: 'oklahoma Irish. iol 'Busy Alice
iOi (; MAY Maulsby. lol; 'Opheha w, lS
.Choirn,aster. ioe: Rochester. ios; 'Jiu
wskeley, ios: onws III Tom Caro-. III: Sill
william johnson, III NJ. Bert Thurm an
III: Liberator. IFS, Also eligible: Durwarr
Roberts, III; Bert williams ils; Lanyhorne
Fourth RAoe-Purse 500; claiming. thre.
year olds and upward: SIX furiongs: 81 Win
10; ssayonarra. io2: sTrusty, ioa; Bayside
iOs: words o Wisdom. iU; Kirsue's Cub
10: Port Light, 10.
Fifth Raoe-Purss 500: claiming; thre.
re ar-olds and upward: one mile and q six
tenth; Thinker. %: Baby Lynch, l0s; ssi
oliver. 19; Jack oDowd. los; Dick Williams
sixth Race-Purss tep: claiming: four-ysar
olds and upward: enc tnils and q sixteenth
sBrown Velvet, 100; Ring Dove. ios: 'Paul
". io5 Sinai. 106: sNo MANAGER. Ios: Sun
| nash, los; sWalter Light. io7; Brown
! Fsvoritc. 1os; 'Fiash OF Steel. los; In
snrancc Man, iio; Lukemas. llo; Marcus
ilo. Adeiante, lia
The sun., 1919-03-20
HONOLULU BOY WINS
RACE FOR PLATBRS
Leads Field Over Mile and
Three-sixteenths Course
at Hot Springs.

Hot SPRINGS, March 19.--Thsre was
no stake on the programme at Oa)thwn
Park to-day, but all OF the six events
were keenly contested and good sport
was the result Tho feature was the
fifth race. This was a claiming AFFAIR
over the long one mile and three-six-
teenths course. After n hard struggle
premier honors went to Honolulu Boy, n
four-year- old chestnut colt owned by d.
McDerrpott. Bataxet finished second ana
Aztec third.
The two-year-old. event was won by
Bobby Allen. He was the fsvorits and
heavily backed at IL to 10. Clear the
Way was second and Zone dArmee third.
The results:
and half furlongs: bobby. Allen, rs
wheatley} Il to 70 = 20 ana 1s =. out ntc';
nelly. : to 1, 10 / and 7. TO 10. third. Tins,
oit2 IS. Claude Walker. Mamie o. and Pow
der Fls.h also ran: ,,. AMI ,,~.,s.
claiming; purse 5000; ax furlongsi Plenty.
asyOnnans, ia {IOhnsGs,, 70 ! 70 - and q
1, to | and 3 TO /. third. Time. l:is. Ben
ralL Nick Klein, Queen Of the Spa. SWIFT
ccmst Ruth Harrison and m, MssisoS .s ny rsS
Riley, lis (Haynes), Is 70 10 to and ! 70
I. first Ed stone. LIZ (CruI1b. 10 TO s, 20
| 10 and / to 5. second; JTP. House: III
| (stevens). % to J. 10 10 and TO !. third.
Time. l:lt IS: Gonzales, Tom Brooks. Guy
| and Omond also ran.
Fourth Race-1Four- year. Odds and upward :
claiming: purse 500; Ave and a half fur,
longs; Eulogy, lot Cassidy, - to s, Z to z
and to ,. first; Bob A. lG &c. Brown). u
TO /. s to ! and TO 2, second; Harry D., u
| Gentry. 30 TO 1, 10 TO and 10 1, third
Time. ] :oI as. Rotert Mantell. Bill Deitch-
! mann. Cobalt ard Thirst also ran.
Fifth Racc--Four-year- olds' and upward
claiming; purse $500 . ono mile and three six
| teenths: Honolulu Boy. Ito Connolly. 10
2, to and out. first; Bajaset, 10 tGrothl
to I, to 10 and TO I, second; Aztec, 1os
| (Burke). { to !. I to and 10 ?, third Tine
300. siumberer. Jason. River King and Pa
| de Chance also ran.
Sixth Race-Four-year-o and upward
purse $500; one mile: Troitus, ios dwiils
. to s, 4 to 6 and to s, nrst: Harvest KING
| l05 Garner, II to 8, Z to 10 and to 3. sec
end: barry shannon i0a Connolly, 0 to 2
8 to s and to 10 third. Time. so. Walnut
HAL. 'seafarer, 'obolus and Iolite also ran
The sun., 1919-03-20
BRITTON AND LEWIS
TO BOX ON JULY 4
Arrange Return Match for
Welterweight Title.

Danny Morgan and his new welter-
weight champion, Jack Britton. arrived
from the West yesterday with the state
ment that Britton and Lewis will meet
in their twentieth bout on July in
Canton. Ohio. the same ring in which
Lewis lost his crown only a few days
ago. This bout will conflict with the
Dempsey Willard bout, but Morgan re-
marked that such small matters cannot
- helped. =.
THE bout is sure to draw q big gate,
said Morgan, land see no reason why
lack and Ted should not box on that
date"
Lewis also struck this burg yester-
day and was rather disconsoiato over
the slide down the toboggan. He claims
he was sick before he climbed through
the ropes nd only went on to please
the crowd
He says e was very weak In the
sixth and actually collapsed in the ninth
also, unable to go any further. This Is
Just what Daniel Morgan declarea
The sun., 1919-03-20

William A. Tilt yesterday retained his
lead in the pocket billisrd tourney at the
New York A. C. under the auspices of'the
National Association Of Amateur Billiard
Players. The representative of the Calu-
met Club defea ted A C Grove by 1875 to
IS and thus captured his fourth success
sive game.
Mr.. Tilt has played high class billiards
every time he has competed and in view
OF the upset suffered by Champion Shoe
maker at the hands of II. +. Osborn.
which sent the titleholder TO fourth place,
Tilt Is regarded as having an excellent
chance to win the title.
Cecil Munos, reresenting the Amateur
Billiard Club. also improved his position
in tho competition yesterday. He de-
feated Charles Shongood by 125 TO Sc.
AFTERNOON MATCH.
". A. Tilt. I. 8. IS. -, IL. 10. -, I,
IL, 5. Q, Q. IL. 7, +-l25.
Scratches, 2: high run, IS.
A. c. Crowe-J0, IL, ., 1, >, I. 4, Z, 10,
0, y. Ia 3, IL, I. go.
Scratches. q; high run. ls.
NIGHT MATCH.
I. s, :, IL. "a. i-ias.
Scratches, s; high run. "a
., s. :, s, 10, i--ss
R.fer.e@ciyde B. Terry.
The sun., 1919-03-20
BONE PLAY MAY
COST GOLF TITLE
WhitteInore Makes Best Score,
but at Wrong Time in Pine
hurst Tourney.
spscio, De.paten 10 rHu Sen.

PINEHuRsr, n. c.. March 1s.--The
third and ANAL round Of tho tin whistles
championship tournament was played on
the No. 3 course here to-day. Parker
w. whittemore OF Brookline finished In
80. 3s-7s. and led the big field by a
margin OF sixteen strokes with q total
of rs, 70. 1885. for the hfty-four
holes.
After whittemore had turned in his
card he suddenly remembered that he
had entered to play in the afternoon
and had instead played in the morning,
thus breaking one of the sacred rules
OF the club. This technicality may cost
him the well earned championship title,
which he has won on every occasion
that he has tried for Il.
/ 1t all depends on the board Of gov
errors Interpretation OF the regulations
With whittemore out of II L. d. Pierce
of Ekwanok and Howard q. Phillips OF
Moore County would be called upon tc
play Off a tie to decide the champion.
ship. PIerce's total was II. 50. SIS
Isl. and Phillips. SO. 80. s5-251.
J. d. Chapman, Greenwich, with 252
was the only other player 10 hnisf
with an average under IS for the thret
rounds.
J. p. Perring OF New Bedford. hsndi
cap ~. won the Prize Tor the pest me-
total with 1880, 200, and W. T. Stall
OF Brockton took the second prize with
$685.. as, John Z. Pushee of Bra
Burn. who negotiated a net 50 on Mon
day, won the prize for the best ne
single round by a wide margin. Thu
scores:
| The following II finished with an aver
age better than 30 for the three rounds
7s-ss5: l.. D. Pierce. EEwanok. II. 81
ss-a5i II. q. Phillips, Moore County. 9!
-, s5-25l: j. d. Chapman, Greenwich. 8.
ss, $50: r. s. Danforth. North Fori
90. -. si-:sis A. =. Ranney. Greenwich
=, s. ss-.ss: G O. N. Howard Il stt HsIisH. 's E,
81. ss-2es; G. b. Fownes oakmont. q
"a, s7-ia; Il c. Fownes o.kmont. s;
81, 20, sa-;ss: O. W. ststzsii. Aronirninl
90, 30. ss-1ss: Donald Parsons. Young,
springhaven, IS. 81. si--:sI J: II. Her
rirs, New Bedford. 81, 30. ss-7ss: @.
Dunlap. Canoe Brook. 81, 80, $3.50; Wal
ter T. Stall. Brockton. Sc. 81. s:--iss.
The sun., 1919-03-20

TODAY the Giants leave here
for Gainesvills. Fla, and the
Superbas sail for Jacksonville.
On Saturday the Yankees will head for
jacksonville, too. BY next Monday
all three home clubs VIII DO busy
preparing for the championship sea-
son and New York baseball follow
ers will want to be kept informed OF
evsry happening of note at the three
training camps. In recognition OF
the big boom which major league
baseball IN sure to experience this
year. THE Sum has decided to send
a member Of the sporting STAN with
each Of the three teams
Frederick @. Lieb will accompany
the Giants, Daniel will 50 with the
Yankees, and George B. Underwood
will be with the superbas. The
presence of this trio with the New
York teams will assure readers OF
THE SUN of the most oompiete train
ing trip service yet attempted with
the local clubs. The New York
training trip service will be supple
mented with a special series Of ar
ticles from other training camps.
One Of THE SUN men In Florida will
make side trips to these camps.
The sun., 1919-03-20
KERR GOLF.WCTOR
AT NINETEENTH HOLE
Defeats Newton and Advances
to Semi-fina1 Of Belle
air Tourney.
specia, DsspsscA 10 Tns SOY.


BELLEAIR, Fla. March 1s.---Hamilton
favorite in the. Belleair championship
being played here. went to tho nineteenth
hole again to-day before getting 4 de-
cision over r. c. Newton OF Brookline.
The latter was two up at the sixteenth
hole. and II looked to be all over, but
Kerr got the two remaining holes when
Newton failed to get the greens OF either
in his second, and the match was All
square. At the same hole Kerr played
q beautiful shot out Of q mound at the
| eighteenth dead to the pin. The hrst
extra hole was easy for him when Now
ton missed his second shot .a
The surprise Of the tournament was
the playing Of T. A Ashley, the Boston
the Philadelphia star.
Ashley got an early lead and held on
TO It all the way. Most OF the Journey
he was three UP, and weakened only on
tho sixteenth.
George Balch of Cincinnati. the pres
J ent title holder, went down to deDat 81
the hands Of Z. II. Augustus OF Cleve'
land. who will undoubtedly reach the
final round. Dewitt Balch Of Cincinnati
won easily, and meets Kerr Tomorrow
in the semi-hnals. The summaries:
Championship Flight. A. Ashley, woodland
s def S'%fron au gson' .S.sss d.
Baics. Cincinnsti. defsstsd Pat Grant. pills
S %iGS dsts.oa fpa HsSten .' Bresslne. By
second sis tsen--Donsid woodward, washins
H. A. wrenn, Chicago, defeated d. D. Day
ton. Minneapolis. By and !: II. X. Cornweli
Washington. defeated G, .. Kilb9urne, aurora
The sun., 1919-03-20
u. S. ATHLETES FOR
INTERALLIED GAMES
Admiral Wood Selects Team
to Race in France.

BosroS. March 19.--Rear Admiral
Spencer S. Wood, commandant OF the
First Naval District, recommended TO
Secretary Daniels to-day that the fol-
lowing men be sent TO Paris TO repre-
sent the United States Navy in the in
terallied service games to be held there
in June: r. G. Halpin, II. II. Paine.
w. Downey. e. r. Erdman, s. d. Rose.
J. w. Driscoll. +. A. French. Frank
Shea and Walter Whalen.
Rear Admiral Wood points out that
the relay .eam made. ". from taass men
has won all the races in which It has
participated and that at the recent
games of the Boston Athletic Assocla-
ton IT made the best mark OF the night.
covering the 1850 yard relay In 3
minutes 8 3-5 seconds. Wha1en Is a
high jumper.
The sun., 1919-03-20
Would of PglMm Noted S@hnn
Amateur and Semi-Pro
Baseball Call L. Out

THE SUN. as in past years. will
publish in the sporting section
next Sunday and on each sue
ceeding Sunday Information of deep
interest to players and patrons of
amateur and semi-professionai base
ball In the metropolitan district This
will include requests for games. in
quiries for players and much other
data Of paramount interest TO those
who participate in any capacity.
Week end scores by innings and the
box scores Of the leading semi-pro
teams win be printed, and also the
standing of clubs In the various ANA
teur leagues.
All communications should be ad-
dressed to the baseball editor Of THE
Sun, and should be written on one
side Of sheet of paper.
The sun., 1919-03-20
WRESTLERS FINISH TRAINING.
zbyszko and Lewis Complete Work
for Bout In Garden.

WIadek Zbyszko and Ed stranger
Lewis have finished their preparations
for their coming tussle tomorrow night
at the Garden. These two rivals declare
they are in At physical condition and
neither viii have an excuse TO offer II he
Is beaten.
Ever since ear ago when ZbysLko
fouled Lewis and precipitated a riot the
sStrangler" has been seeking revenge.
After the sudden termination OF the bout
Lewis declared that, II Zbyszko had not
fouled him he would have beaten him
tecisively.
1t was throu~h the agency Of his ter
rible deadlock" that Lewis reduced
Zbyszko to a state OF helplessness
Zbyszko has been doing good work since
that battle here and is delighted at re.
ceiving a chance to meet Lewis again.
The sun., 1919-03-20
COLUMBIA FENCERS WIN.
Defeat Harvard Team by Seven
Bouts to Two.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 1s.-The
Columbia fencing team encountered
little trouble against the Harvard foiis-
men tonight in Randolph Gym. win
ming by Z bouts TO 2. The New Workers.
won the first SIX matches. both Capt.
Willard Bloomer and Robert Bracket
vanQuishing Capt. Edward Gay of Har-
ward. who was beaten for the first time
this year.
The Columbia leader won all his
matches, and in tho one with Royal
Snow came from far behind by some
clever eleventh-hour parrying. The
fencing for the most part was fast and
clever. Summary:
Forster. Coiumbia, defeated Snow, Har-
ward. IS: Bracket. Columbia. defeated
Ordway, Harvard, l2--6: Bloomer. Column
bia, defeated Gay, Harvard. LII: Forster.
Columbia. defeated Ordway, Harvard.
24--2s, overtime; Bracket, Columbia, de-
feated Gay, Harvard. lo--s: Bioomsr. Co
lumbia defeated Snow. Harvard. e--s;
Gay. Harvard. defeated Forster. Columbia.
| 1910: Snow, Harvard. defeated Bracket.
! Columbia, -; Bloomer, Columbia, de-
feated ordway Harvard. s-s.
The sun., 1919-03-20
CUBS OFF For CAMP,

CHICAGO, March 1e.--SiXteen members
of the Chicago Nationals left hero to-
night in charge OF President Fred i.
Mitchell FOR Pasadena, Cal. where they
will begin training Sunday for the PEN
nant race. Three players wiz Join the
party at Omaha and three others are al
ready on the coast
The Cubs will play eighteen exhibition
games on tho coast and en- route home
They will start their homeward Journey
Anrii s.
The sun., 1919-03-20
CADY GOES TO PHMLIES.
lNational commission Awards For.
mer Red Sox TO Quakers.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March 19.-Forest
Cady was awarded to the Philadelphia
National League Club by the National
Baseball Commission here to-day. The
commission ruled that Cady's terms had
been accepted by the Philadelphia club
previous to the acceptance OF his terms
by the San Francisco club.
The commission also handed down
findings restoring Pitcher a. ]. Schauer
of the Minneapolis club and Pitcher Al
Mamaux of the Brooklyn club to good
standing In organized baseball.
The sun., 1919-03-20
WAR RULING LIFTED.
winged Foot Athletes Can Enter
Title Events.

The New York Athletic Clubs war
ruling which prohibited Its athletes from
competing in championship events dur
Ing the period of the war was lifted
yesterday at a special meeting of the
athletic committee.
The athletes to take advantage of
the lifting of this rule are Ray w
Deutcher. J. l.. MacCioud and ]. X
Dunn. all OF whom have entered for
the metropolitan gymnastio champion
ships, which are to be held In the
Twenty-th!rd Street Y. NJ. c. A or
April S.
The sun., 1919-03-20
NEW ATHLETIC TROPHY.

Edward McQuade Of the Knights of st.
Antony yesterday announced that ne
would hang up a handsome loving cup
for the one mile special for Catholic
Clubs at the st. Antony games. to be
held In the Forty-seventh Regiment
Arn,ory in Brooklyn on April so. The
Gun. which stands four feet high, VIII
nave TO be won three years In succession
before It becomes the psrsAAnsnt property
Of any club.
The sun., 1919-03-20
PIRATES WITHOUT A CAMP.
Field at West Baden, Ind, Ii
Under Water.
Special Despatch TO TIE SEN.

PIrrsBUno. Pa. March l9.--Like she
"man without a country" the Pirates
are a -team without training car'p."
This developed to-day when word was
received from West Baden. Ind. for
which place the Pirate ship was to have
embarked Saturday, that the playing
field is under water. the result of floods
In that section. and that Il will be i'm
possible to prepare 1t properly for the
reception OF the team.
President Dreyfus Immediately upon
receipt OF this word sent fiers to many
places IN the South in hopes of landing
a place in time TO carry out the schedule
OF departure Saturday. It Is Just pos
slble that Birmingham. Ala, will be Sc
lected,
The sun., 1919-03-20
ROD AND GUN NEWS

county. This Is the camp where Jack
Sells and some OF his friends from Ohio
were hunting In addition to him ten
New York state hunters have paid pen
,alties ranging from 500 10 $500 for the
deer law Violations which they committed
whom in the camp. St.l TO DO settled
with are Lawrence. the owner OF tho
camp. his son James and David Page.
a guide who worked for them, Papers
covering the offences Of thess three men
Generals ofrcs for legal action.
Founders Of Good Size at Wreck Le~d
In the creeks back Of Wreck Lead noun-
de!s Of good size ara being taken.
The sun., 1919-03-20
BENNY KAUEF WEEDS.
Famous Outnelder Marries Ensi-
neer's Daughter.

LANCASTER, Ohio. March la-Berny
Kaufr. outhslder for the New York
Giants. who was recently discharged
from military service. was married here
to-day TO Miss Hazel Cassidy, daughter
Of a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer.
Kauff announced he would join the
Giants at New Orleans Friday and that
he would accompany the club To Jack
sonyille Fla, TO train.
The sun., 1919-03-20
SCHMIDT SIOUX MANAGER.

SIOUX CIT, Iowa. March 1e.--Charlie
Schmidt. former Detroit catcher. signed
a contract to-day to manage the Sioux
City Club of the Western League.
Schmidt was with Detroit for eight
years. He caught all of it's worlds Sc
ries games during the three years De-
troit won the American League penant.
The sun., 1919-03-20
LEFTY GUY TOP PRICE.
Goes to w. II. Hanna I'm Garden
Sale for s2,17B.'

Lefty Guy. bay flly by Guy Ak
worthy brought top price at the Blue
Ribbon Horse Sale In Madison Square
Garden yesterday. She went to H. w.
Hanna Of Brooklyn for 32,l7b. Lefty
was consigned by the Walnut Hall Farm.
She Is a yearling and in conformation
gives promise of developing into a great
trotter.
Address. another yeariing from the
Walnut Hall Farm. brought the second
highest price. She also was knocked
down to Mr.. Hanna for S1,575. One
hundred and twenty head were sold.
They averaged about $3.50.
The sun., 1919-03-20
. SULLIVAN BEATS CoRTEz.
wins Eight Round bout in sprins
A, G. of West Hoboken.

Jimmy Sullivan of Jersey City. former
amateur champion, last night was
awarded tho popular verdict in an eight
round bout with the veteran Andy
Cortez, at the Spring A. c. In West
Hoboken. Sullivan was too clever and
speedy for his opponent.
Sailor Jack Shelton won an eight round
contest from Danny Duffy and Frankie
Bell stopped Eddie Sherman in the sec
ond round.
The sun., 1919-03-20
SHOEMAKER LOSES At ANGLES.

Arthur Newman vanquished J. Howard
Shoemaker In the three cushion tourna-
ment at Rational Recreation. Brooklyn.
last night by 30 to Is. Newman played
fine game, running his string out in
IS innings and making a high run OF 6.
The sun., 1919-03-20
TO RESUME RACING IN FRANCE.
Government Consents to Opening
of sport May o.

PARIS, March 19.--The Government
has consented to tho resumption OF
horse racing in France. beginning May g..
Among the latest petitioners In favor of
the resumption was the dressmakins In
dustry. which declared that the race
meets were of the greatest Importance to
n as affording the means Of launching
new fashions