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New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Dartmouth Beats Cornell
In Extra Period. rs to 22

HANOVER, N. H., Jan. 15.-Dart-
mouth defeated Cornell in sensa-
tional intercollegiate League basket
ball game here this afternoon, % to %
The end of the second half found the
teams k1.otted % to %, and an extra
ve-minute period was necessary to
settle the contest In the overtime
period Cullen Gagged basket from the
foul line and Millar scored from the
floor.
Dartmouth led at half time 13 to 3
Cullen and Millar played a brilliant
game. Molinet was the outstanding,
Cornell player
The lineup:
Dartmouth (26}. Position. Cornell (22)
Cullen. n.............L l.. F........ Barkele1c
yulll. .........-.... r.. F.. .Molinet.
tCrabtree)
Gesn gesmcSFl1ins 1MaDsrn,5st, c e ,crn,n R Rlppe
(Pope)
Millar, ;....R. G...,:...... .Sidnlan
Goals from hoor-Cullen (5). Millar go,
Cham berlaine. Molinet (2), Sidman (2)
Barkelew, Ripe, Cornish. Goals frorl
foul-Culien co, Sidman (S). Referee
Kelly. Umpire-Finn. Time--Two twen-
ty-minute halves and one tive-minuts
overtime period
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Leading British Golfers May
Meet &. S. Stars I'm Team Match

pionship at the Columbia Club, Chevy
Chase, Md, and that the first four
Americans to finish represent this
country.
Donald Ross predicts some sensational
shooting in both the amateur and open
championships this year if dry weather
precedes the events, which are to be
held at the St. Louis Country Club
and the Columbia Country Club. He
reports that these courses become ex-
tremely fast during dry weather in
the summer.
The more than 100 members Of the
Winter League of Advertising Inter
ests who were in Pinehurst this week
for their annual championship had the
greatest variety of styles ever seen on
Pinehurst links. Practically all of the
members came from their offices in the
North, where they had been unable to
golf for some weeks, and their efforts
were interesting
Jack Williams, starter on the first
tee of the championship course, de-
clares that he watched twenty .itives
before he saw one hit a real ball. He
said practically every one wanted to
drive the bali mile and that this re-
suited in some of the most wicked
slices and hooks and tops he ever wit
messed. In the qualifying round only
seven of the 108 players broke 80 and
but twenty-five of the starters got in
under 100, but Eli except three re-
turned cards.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Hankin First i'm Shoot
For Indoor Rifle Title

G. Hankin, of the Arlington Rifle
oluo' was the victor over a field of
over one hundred entries in, ,ne,rn-
polltan handicap shoot which decidea
the individual indoor rifle champion
snip OF the metropolitan district last
night at the I'd Naval Battalion, Broog-
lyn: Hankin turned in a perfect score
W. Mock, also of the Arlington
Rifle Club; L. Miller. of the Brooklyn
Rlfie Club, and E. d. Ritz, of the Nah
wah Rifle Club, tied for second honors
with 80 each. Lieutenant Commander
Leon Dickinson is in charge of these
matches, which are to be conducted
weekly for ten weeks to decide the in
door championships.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Boston Expert
pits Hamilton.
Out by 4 and 3
Poor Putting Pr.oves Fatal to
Chances of Long Island
PLAYER for Championship

e...,o, Correspondence 70 The Tribune
pINEHuRST, N. C., Jan. 15.-~R. Muir
80 purves, OF the Woodland Golf
rlub. m of Boston, won the championship
= Tho Winter Golf League of Adver-
ING interests to-day by beating Lou
sss,ssn,siton. of Garden City, and 8
.,'''. = the final round. Purves was
IL, Inc best Golfer in the field Of
.ors than one hundred starters.
Is snrves o.t-a4ore Hamilton from
.rast;eallv every tee, hit his irons
srraer and putted better than the Gar
len City player
IN running up the ball from short
sstances off the greens Hamilton was
nore accurate than Purves, but this
sdyantage was offset by Hamilton's
ssiure to sink short puts after he
had approached within two feet of, the
they halved the first hole in FIVE
and Purves took the lead at the sec
and when he sank four-foot putt
for par foNr. Hamilton was short Of
the green with his second and Just
on the edge with the third.
Hamilton appeared to have the third
hole won when he ran his third to
within four feet OF the cup and Purves
having driven into trap was off the
edge in 3. purves ran his fourth deau,
giving Hamilton & putt for win. He
oyerran by two feet and missed coming
back, losing the hole.
Hamilton Trails Purves
This put him eff and he topped his
drive to the fourth, took two to get
ont of trap, and hit his fourth into
another pit. Purves won with d.
Puryes won the long fifth with S,
as Hamilton's drive stuck in the side
Of trap and he needed Z. The
Garden City player won the sixth with
and the seventh with a 6, when
ne ran his fifth to the rim of the cup.
Puryes topped his drive, was short in
three. over in four, on in five and down
III two puts.
Hamilton drove to the eighth green
bu- took three puts from within
twelve feet of the pin and had to be
satisfied with half. He missed on
otnc. two-foot putt for win at the
ninth and they halved in d, leaving
prrves up at the turn.
Fine Shot by Purves
The tenth was halved in and the
fifth in g. Both drove we'll to the
weftn But Hamilton hooked his sec
ond to the rough and Purves played
the finest shot of the match, a full
ron within four feet Of the cup.
Hamilton just got out with his third
and conceded the hole. They halve1
the thirteenth in 4 and the fourteenth
in 5, Pulyes trimming the cup at the
thirteenth for 8 and at the four
teenth for a a.
The match ended on the fifteenth
green, when Pulves dropped twelve
'oot putt for 3, and Hamilton missed
one of eight feet for half
The cards.
out-Purves .....5 % - -
Hamilton ....5 3 4--47
in-PurVes ........4 s 3 )
Hamilton ......l 5
J.. B. Windrum, of Dunwoodie. de-
le'ted H. j. Frest, of Siwanoy, 1 up
IN the finals of the second division, and
b. G. Suseipi, Mount Vernon, Beat W.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Army Five Defeats
City College Team
I'm Overtime Game

WEST POINT, n. Y, Jan. 15.-Army
and College of the City Of New York
went into an extra period of five min
rtes' play to-day to decide a basket
ball contest which was rich in quality
Of team play on both sides, cyclonic in
action and speed and aggressively
hard, though cleanly fought, through
out. The Army won by 35 to 32.
At no time during the contest did a
margin OF more than four points sep
arate the teams, and during the sec
ond half four tie scores were broken
before Krinsky Gagged basket, which
ended the came at 80 to 80. City Col
legc trailed for fifteen minutes of the
first half, but closed the session on th.
long end of 13 to u score. Pfeiffer
broke the tie when he tossed a goal
from foul after the resumption Of play
at the opening of the extra period, but
Klauber put City College ahead by
Shooting g sensational goal from
scrmmage.
With only minute to go, both
Smythe and French tossed goals from
the field, which gave the Army the vic
tory. Smythe's fine defensive play and
French S speed and accuracy in goal
shooting were features Of Army's play.
Krinsky and Lamm starred for City
College.
The lineup:
Army (35) Pos. City College (32)
French .......... L. F....... Krinskey
Nichules ........ r.. F.........., Lamm
Pfeiffer .......... l.. G............ Feigin
hcasler ...........R. G............ Raslkin
Goals from tieldFrench 49, Vichulcs
(2). Dabezies (3), Pfeiffer (2), Smythe (2),
Whiteson CD, Krinskey %, Lamm a..
Murray, Kauker. Raskin. Goals from foul
-Pfeiffer 90, Lamm I0). Substitutions
a,rt hp ff,-l ThIi1n iCh t11o fnr,
smythe. Smythe Tor kessler Whiteson for
Dabezes; {. c. \. Y, Klauber for Murray.
Time OF halyes-20 minutes. Referee
Tom Thorpe. Columbia. I'm pirc-Howard
Cam New York University
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Columbia Hockey Team
Loses to Yale hy z to s

The Yale hockey team defeated Co.
lumbia in a. close and hard fought
match at the 181st Street Ice Palace last
night by score of to S. The contest
was rather listless during the first
period, but the play was considerably
faster and more interesting in the sec
ond period, which ended with the teams
tied at points each. In the third
period Carson clinched the game for
the visitors by scoring his third goal
of the match.
1t was the first contest for the local
players since 1912.
The line-up.>
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
L. Powers, Englewood, up (27 holes)

L. Powers, Englewood, 2 up (27 holes)
in class c.
Four other contests were decided
to-day. The mixed foursome was won
by Mrs. George Stearns, st. Albans,
and Fl. V. II. Proskey, North Hemp
stead, with 102-44-58. Mrs. GUY
Guy Pierce. New York and c. f. John
son, Evanston, were second with 108-
44-64, and Mrs. Carl Balliett, Green's
boro, and George Stearns, st. Albans,
third, with 118-50--67
The advertisers were allowed to
select their own handicaps in an honor
medal event. George stearns won this
1o1-S0-Il. II. j. Frost, siwanoy,
with 92-20-72, was second, and Frank
Finney, 82-9-73, third. A. S. Hig-
gins, st. Andrews, won the putting
contest with 21 for II corners and Mrs.
w. S: Bird, Sleepy Hollow, won the
ladies' putting contest.
Summaries.
wi, First division Chnal)-K: NJ. Purves,
Woodland, defeated Lou Hamilton, Car
den City, and 3. Second division (fnaN
II. j. Frost. siwanoy. up Second di-
Hudson River. beat ID. l.. Hedges, Baltus-
rel up.
Third eight-F. l.. wurzburg, siwanoy,
beat r. Woods. Siwanoy. and g.
Fourth eight1D NJ. Stewart, Dunwoodic
peat peat ". a. obrien, siwanoy, 2 and j.
non, beat w. l.. Powers, Englewood, 9 ur
CT holes).
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Horemans Runs OFF 7O2
For New Worlds Mark

Edouard Horemans, the great Belgian
eliilardist, broke all worlds records
1or high run of 1872 balk-line last
night in an exhibition match at Thum's
academy, with Edward Knowles. ar
amateur In his second turn at the
table Horemans clicked off 7o2 noints.
the run terminating when the Belgian
wizard failed on a simple masse shot
saitnough even after he had missed the
oalls were left in perfect position
OF and Knowles counted .. The Rel
glan then started his remarkable run.
combining every variety of balk-line
play as he clicked off the points. Three
times he had to drive thc length Of
the table and eight times he went to
the cushions. Some of his masse shots
were marvels OF stoke execution. His
average for the game was 353i ia.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16

Sellers Beats Out Sid Leslie
For 600 Yards MET" HOnOrs
Basketball Results

Penn, %; Columbia, is.
Dartmouth, 25; Cornell, %.
n. Y. u, %: Union, Is.
Wesleyan, SO; Harvard, 81.
Army, 35; c. c. n. ", 50.
Navy, 3S; Rutgers, 13.
Princeton, 80; Stevens, 27.
Lafayette, Is; Lehigh, Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16


TO win the North and South open at
Pinehurst, beating Walter Hagen a
stroke.
No golfer playing uses his head to
setter effect, and you will find no bet
Ter putter anywhere.
He was one Of the first on this side
OF the water to prove that bulk wasn't
needed for successful golf. When he
won the open at Myopia, probably the
NEST rugged test ever offered in Amer
ica, he weighed lis pounds. While not
terrific slugger, he gets all the dis
tance he needs, is nearly always
straight. and his work with the mashie
and the putter makes up for any loss in
length
Or. Walter Harben, of Washington,
with the assistance of Mcleod and
others, hopes to make this the great
est open championship ever held As
Mr.. Harding will then be in the
White House it is certainty that he
and other Washington notables who are
keen for golf will be in the big gallery
straight through.
SO far as we can trace the facts it
will be the first time that President
has ever followed an open champion
ship.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Peddic Victor ON Cn,,rt

:, HIGHTsTOWN, N. j., Jan. 15.-The
Peddle. basketball team. defeated the
team from McBurney Prep, of New
York City. here this afternoon by the
score OF 90 to 25. The New York bows
were unable to solve the passing game
OF the Gold and Blue players, nor were
they able to break through the solid
defensive Of Coach plant,s charges
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Wesleyan Rally Beats Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 15.-Ai
Robertson, by throwing five baskets on
fouls in the last three minutes of plav.
gave Wesleyan 33 to 81 victory over
Harvard here tonight, when the latter
seemed to be set for victory. Wesley
ans other forward, Eber Robinson, did
his part by scoring the entire three
baskets his team made in the final
half
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
At st. Louis

There Is still another happy golfer
over the selection of the st. Louis
Country Club for the amateur cham
plonship.
We refer to Stuart Stickney, who be-
gan playing in amateur championships
over twenty years ago. He isn't going
to leave any move unmade to make the
amateur blue ribbon a historic event
and to prove that territory west of the
Mississippi can more than make good.
He first played the st. Louis Coun-
try Club with Chrsty Mathewson while
taking Western trip with the Giants.
This course, laid out by c. B. Nc
Donald, is very fine championship
test. and Stuart Stickney is willing to
offer his bond that it will be in very
hne shape when the leading amateurs
OF America and Great Britain meet.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Tigers Down Stevens

PRINCETON. N. j., jar. 15.--
Princeton defeated Stevens at basket
ball here tonight, 80 to q. Long
shots by Braner and Dickinson late
in the second half gave Princeton her
victory.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
New Indoor 60O-Yard Record
Expected i'm Masonic Games

a suit of clothes as we'll. Morris says
!here was nothing of value in the cloth
ing, except a photograph of his mother
and some personal cards, which he ia
ANXIOUS TO recover. Boy! Page Mr..
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
N. Y. u. Barely Noses Out
Union Tossers by 22tolR

SCHENECTADY, Jan. 49, New York
University trimmed the Union College
basketball five here tonight by score
of % to 1S. The New Workers were
slow in getting start, and it was not
until after fifteen minutes of play that
they scored the first point Union
fouled frequently
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Commerce Five Wins T;,Ia

The High School of Commerce bas-
ketball team won the p. S. A. L. cham
pionship Of Manhattan last night bv
defeating Stuyvesant High Schoool at
the 22d Regiment Armory by score Of
90 to II.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Breaks Bike Record

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 15 Ignace
Gronkowski, riding under the coiors of
the Corpus Christi Club, tonight broke
the worlds record for two miles in ~
nicycie race at the 74th Regiment in,
door games. His time was minutes
22 and 1-5 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Rutgers Five Defeated
Bv Navv Team. 38 to Ii

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. l5.-Winning
from Rutgers here this afternoon by
3S to 13, the Naval Academy basket
ball team struck the fastest pace Of
the season. 1t was the eighth victory
for the Midshipmen, that being also
the number of the games they have
played this season.
Rutgers started at swift clip and
did good passing and dribbling through
out, but the clever team play ana pet
ter shooting of the navy men overcamc
their rivals in decisive manner The
score of the first half was, Navy, %;
Rutgers, 6.
A remarkable circumstance of the
game was the high individual scoring
OF player on each team. Benzoni
scored all of Rutgers 13 points. Ee
shot safely from the floor three times.
once in the first halt and twice in the
second. and netted the ball seven times
on fifteen tries from the foul line He
was, however. outdone along both lines
by Mckee, of the Navy, who shot six
field goals and made good on ten of
his sixteen chances from the foul line.
hn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Penn Outplays Columbia
In League Came, 22--l6

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania basketball
team defeated Colum bis 22 to 16 in an
intercollegiate league game here to-
night.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Spencer Outfights Russeu

Willie Spencer defeated johnny Rus
sell in the fifteen-Hund feature bout at
the Pioneer Sporting Club last night.
The judges agreed on Spencer.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Ohio State Wins ON Court

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 15.-Ohio
state won Western Conference bas-
ketball game from Michigan here to-
night, 22 to 10. 1t was the Wolverines
third consecutive conference defeat.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Butchart Signed as Pro

Golfers and golf fans in this section
will be interested in hearing that Cuth-
bert. S. Butchart, the expert golf pro-
fessional and club maker, who arrived
IN this country few weeks ago from
England, has been engaged as golf pro
fessional and instructor for the West
chester-B -Biltmore Country Club, located
between the villages of Harrison and
Rye in Westchester County. Butchart.
who is Welt known in England, has had
long years of experience, and is consid
cred one of the best professionals in
England: His speciality, however, is
club making, and in this respect he is
said to rank with the very best.
The members of the Professional
Golfers Association, or as many of
them as are in this section at the
present time, and their friends will sit
down at "get-together" dinner to-
morrow night at the Hotel McAlpin An
mex. Activities will begin at 7 o'clock,
and from then on sweet music. inter
m1ngle with eats, repartee and other
good things, will prevail.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Wisconsin Loses Game

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-The University
of Chicago basketball team defeated
the Wisconsin University >fve by a
score of 80 to n in a Western Con-
ference game tonight.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-Johnn,
Mealey, of this city, defeated Joe Tin.
litz, Brooklyn, in hard eieht-round
bout here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Bartfield Battles 10 a Draxy

Soldier Bartfield and Jimmy Kell,
fought ten rounds to draw at -,
Commonwealth Sporting Club las
night.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Yale's Champion
Water Team Sets
Record i'm Relay

The champion Yale University swim.
ming team clipped four seconds from
the intercollegiate record in the 800.
loot relay in dual meet with the c. c.
n. 7. mermen last night at the local
pool. The Yale four, composed of Cap
tain Thurston, Jelliffe, Pratt and Solley,'
covered the distance in 2:02 4-5, Great,
ing new record, and won by length,
and half. Yale easily won the meet
by score OF 45 to 8, the local men
failing to gain one first place.
me best race Of the evening was the
220, with Marshall, of Yale, winning
III 2:39 40. Cook, a teammate of Mar
snail, and Lehrman. of the local team,
FURNISHED splendid opposition and fin
lshed right up with the leader
Yale also won the water polo match
by a score OF 2s to 10. Tie score at
half time was 10 to } in favor of the
visitors, but Menkes, of CITY CollepeI
evened the count with touch goal.
Jelllfie then practically won the game
win TWO touch goals. French made q
pretty field goal OF three quarters OF
the length of the pool.
The summaries:
Gauss Soyaya Ya,s raeemWoa aeeo,S by Banks: Yaiss
third Time. o:2s IS. 80
nUwnsena ,bSd nd Yale second; 1shworth sis Ysis:
220-yard race-Won bv Marshal, y.a-
Cook. Yale, @econd; Lehrrnan. c. q.
third Time. 2:39 40 - -
sVo-foot relay race-Wor hv ys1a
sThurston Jelliffe, Pratt and solley, = "1s' =
n y lMcTague, Murray Haap and r''evinS
second. Time 2:oe As. New intercojias,}s
ate record. S0'ies'.
va Fancy .s,. dying eonteat--wo by Crane \
- polhts. second; Jospher, {. & OF \. Y
pIunge for Distance-Won by Wood
= aie' Wlsh a plunge of u feet, rhuor'
=: =. or n Y. 81 feet. second: Fink {. r.
Of \. Y, 10 feet third. I'm - -
WATER POLO
Yale (2S). Pos {. :. c
Jelllhe .-.-.......C Center. N.rr,
Rowe Forward Dcxlio-.
aie1aI1ner aie@ins ''... Forward seligina1
Ssher ..'-., ,.-... Back. M,ilra,,ds
'eucn '''.-.- .-.-.. Goal. .....-... Orrstefi,
A,ays Touch goals-Menkes 90. JeliiNe go.
french %. Substitutes - orthwein To-
njn.s njiexander; no, Merri'Aan for seNgnau Lin
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16

CLEVELAND, Jan. Is. - The Cleve-
land hockey team made it two straight
from the st. Paul team by winning to-
nights game By score Of to
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16

There's wee Scot in this country
who is looking forward to a big week,
hot SO much for himself, but for his
course.
The wee Scot in question won the
open championship of the United
States in 1908 at Myopia, and he has
developed the habit of finishing in the
money year after wear.
His name is Freddie Mcleod, profess
sional at the Columbia Country, Chevy
Chase, Md, or Washington, and over
his course the best that America
and Great Britain have to offer will
give battle this summer for the open
championship Of the United States of
America.
twill be & great championship, and
no one knows it better than Freddie
What with Abe Mitchell, George Dun
can. possibly Ted Ray, Walter Hagen,
Jim Barnes, Jock Hutchison, Chick
Evans, Francis Ouimet, Douglas Edgar,
Bobby Jones and other stars it will be
as fine field as the Western Cont
nent has ever known. And while he
won't admit it, Freddie has an idea
that it will take some going to stop the
clan Mcleod over this course, as he
plays it brilliantly.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Penn Adonts Polo

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Polo has
been made a minor sport at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Practice will
start early in the spring.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16

Mcleod will waste very few minutes
from now on, having Goiumbia in per-
feet condition.
He has great course, one that VAR
don and Ray pronounced as a worthy
test; and Mcleod knows when course
is in shape and how to put it there
Mcleod was good enough last spring
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16

Yale TA. Position. Columbia go.
Dassett. ......-. SC .., Konna-
svan ingen. . Sorirss
Driscomb. .....-,c. p. ........Anderson
-, in'eS '..'..C ..........,.. .Rivet
Shiras. l.. w. . Rollins
carson. r. W. - Walker
Goals-Yale. Carson 80. shiras. Van
ingen, Driscomb Bulkley: Columbia
walker %, Rollins 90. Anderson. Sub
stituttons--Yale Diese ndorf for passett
Foster for Shiras: Columbia. Parks for
squires. Squires for Parks. Time-Three
I5-minute periods