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showed his best squash Of the season.
Ralph c.. Coburn had a chance 20
clinch tho championship for Harvard
Club in the sixth match OF the day
against II. r. Stern. but the latter came
behind in the final game and triumphed
by the narrow margin of Is-16. The
summary
PRINCETON CLUB. 4: COLUMBIA CLUB. 3.
Harold II. Mixsell. Princeton. defeated Jay
Gould Columbia. 12--i5. i5-2 1915; John
Taylor, Princeton. Afcsted y. w. Putnam,
Columbia. 3--i5. i5-9. is--1: lyle E. Mahan.
Columbia. won from Harold Tobey. Prince
ton. by default: Armin w Riley, Princeton,
defeated Frederick s. keeler. Columbia
i5--S. i5-i3; II. u. Harvey. Princeton, de-
featcd j. ~. Worcester. Columbia. i5-2.
i0--i5. H.: a. l.. Marvin. Columbia. de-
featcd Harold Rove. Princeton. i1--i4.
15--i0. n. Duncan Buklcy. Columbia. de-
feated r. c. olds. Princeton. f5-io. i5--7.
YALE CLUB. 3; HARVARD CLUB, 3.
Anderson nans. Harvard. defeated Au-
euste J. Corder. Yale. i2--t5. 15--i3. iT-if;
G. J. Macguire. Yale, defeated +. ". Morri-
sor. Harvard. lJ-s. iI--iG: =. w Sanger.
Harvard. defeated Livingston Piatt. Yale.
lbs. 1E-S: r. :. Whitlock. Harvard. de-
feated Otis Guernsey. Vale. LIS. SIS.
i5--i3; H. Y. Stern Yale. defeated Ralph
g. Coburr. Harvard. i5--G. 10-i5. fs-fG:
Joseph Walker. 3D. Yale. won from \. IL.
Tones, Harvard. by default.
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SISTER GOLFERS IN
EXTRA HOLE MATCH
Mrs. E. ByfieId Defeats Miss
Elaine Rosenthai.

PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. l7.-Sister
golfers held the foreground to-day In
the women's championship over the
Palm Beach Club links here when Miss
Elaine Rosenthal and Mrs. Ernest By
field Of Chicago battled nineteen holes
In the semi-finais. Mrs. Byfeld won by
I up. The other semi-final match was
between Mrs. Quentin Feltner and Miss
Bessie Fonn. victory going to the former
by and 2.
Mrs Byield was two down at the
turn. She gained one hole and then was
ono down at the eighteenth. when she
made a birdie 2. holng brilliant
twenty foot putt from off the green and
squared the match.
on the nineteenth Mrs Dyfeld drove
straight down the fairway and was vi
in 2. Her sister. Miss Rosonthal. drove
short TO the left and then fell ten feet
short Of the green on her second shot.
She played carcfull.' and missed thirty
foot putt only by inches. Mrs. Bybeld
holed an easy short putt for three and
the match.
Both Mrs. Feitncr and Miss Fem
were of their game. Miss Fem was
particularly orratic on the green's.
However. on tho eleventh shc made q
fine putt Of twenty feet Mrs. Feitner
was two Up at the turn and tho present
Florida champion put the match away
safely on the sixteenth
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GOLFERS IN CLOSE
MATCHES AT ORMOND
Only E. w. Van Houten Has
Easy Time.

Special Despatch 70 THE Nyw YonK HERALD.
ORMoND BEACH, Fla, Feb 17.--Play
In the OrInond Beach golf championship
to-day left DR.. Charles Schof. Medina
Pa: L. ". Van Houten, Arcola r.
Beckwith. Aurora. Ill., and .. Perkins
OF Kentucky for the flrst division semi
finals tomorrow. Three OF these had
close tussels, only Van Houten winning
easily. w. J. Nicholas Of Brooklyn was
no match for him.
The defeat Of W. A.. Knight OF st.
Augustine by Beckwth was surprise.
1t was thought the Flordian would 20
through 10 the fnal The two had hot
match. for the sun blazed down. and
Beckwith won with a three on the
eighteenth, a par five hole. He was at
the edgo OF the green in two. and holed
out from there.
Frank Hedley. the Rapid Transit man.
won his match in the fourth sixteen.
The results:
First Sixtcen--N. E. Perkins. Williams.
burg. Ky.. beat H.. a. Hoffman. Rhode
" a. Knight, st. T. Ausa,tine M,e uroF' "p f. 0vS' ".
Van Houten. Arcols. beat ". j. Nicholas,
Brooklyn, and g.
Second sirteen--Dr. .. Gardner. St. Paul.
beat Charles Ellico,t. Glen Ridge . and 4:
4. DC Eronde. Enslewood. beat Charles
Longernecker. Engineers. BY default: John
BrooSlawn. : and s; r. 2. Ross. Metion,
beat r. A. Smith. Cherry Valley. and I.
Third sixteen-H W. Robbins. Hartford.
beat Y. y. Bigelow. st. Paul. Z and @ J.
Worley. Jr.. Aurora. beat q. @. Allen.
scarsdaie. and G ID. NJ Thomson. Hart
ford. beat T. NJ. Chnee. Wyoming Valley I
up: +. ". Jacroix, Tedesco. beat r. I.
Crane Philadelphia. and g.
Fourth Slxteen--w. Bouch Montciair. bea,
y. A. Sperry Garden City = up. Franl;
Hedley. Fairfield. beat Aibro Akin. Siwsnoy.
y and 8: 7. y. Starke. Louisville. beat Il. VI.
Kirby. wyoming Valley. and Q
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PRINCETON HAS NEW
BASKETBALL COACH
DR.. Sugorman Resigns and
Hynson Gets job.

Special Despatch TO Tiiy NEW YoRK IiEssrp.
PRINCETON. n. j.. Feb. 17.--Dr. Louis
Sugarman resigned his post at tho head
OF Princeton's basketball system this
week. according TO a statement issued
to-day by the university authorities
Jim Hynsor, captain Of tho Princeton
flvc last year, will coach the team dur
Ing tho remainder Of the season The
following statement In regard TO tho
case was given out by tho Athletic As
sociation to-day:
DR. Louis Sugarman has resigned az
coach OF tho Princeton basketball team.
lie Is succeeded by James Hynson, who
was captain OF the Princeton team Ia 81
year DR.. Susnrman showed tho widest
knowledge Of modern basketball and
unusual skill as teacher OF the tech
nidue Of the game.
The need for tho balance OF the sea
son. however. II for the services OF
some ono whose intimate knowledge OF
the members Of tho tcnm and Prince
toms athletic policy would N him 20
carry the team on from this point with
a better chance of success. This neces-
sity was recognized b. Dr. Sugarmsn
rs wcll ms tho basketball management.
"Ex- Capt. Tfynson possesses these
Qualities In large measure. Therefore
this change IN coaching II made"
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GUILFORD REACHES
THEFINAL MIAMI
Defeats Buffalo Golfer and
Will Meet #. w. Palmer for
|. Tourney HOnors.

spscidt Despatch 10 THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 1T. W. Palmer,
local star, who a few years ago was
very prominent in Southern tourna-
ments, earned the right to meet Jesse
Guilford. the Boston 'siege gun" by dis
posing of Lee Chase OF Buffalo in the
se.li-finai round at the midwinter golf
tournament. During the first nine holes
OF their match Guilford found stiff op-
position in Richard Bullen of Engle-
wood. There was never a difference of
more than one hole between them until
the tenth was passed. The strain be-
gan to tell on Bullen. and from that
point on Guilford had little difficulty
IN picking up a few holes and ending
the match on the fifteenth green.
Tho final tomorrow between Guilford
and Palmer will be thirty-six holes. and
should prove intensely interesting
Pat Doyle. Jack Hagen and George
Bowden arrived and played a round.
They were greatly surprised TO find. such
y fine test OF golf in Miami All de-
clared Il TO be Of championship calipre
and are OF the opinion that four I5s
would win n pro tournament IL held
here.
The summary:
First Six,een--Jesse ciuilford. Boston. beet
Richard Bulen. Engewood, and 81 T. W.
Palmer Miami beat Lee Chase. Buffalo. .
and ..
Second Sixteenth. n. Burdine. Miami. beat
Y. ". Mcdonald. Miami { and > II. ".
Noah. Akron, beat G.. H. Goodrich. Chicago,
u and -.
Third sixteen-J. G. Junken. Jr, Miami.
won from s.. G. Muller. Mississippi. by de-
fault. @. O'Connor Southampton, beat G.
q. Garrett Miami, and ..
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Makes New Record in
Walk to Philadelphia

- NGLEwOOD. y. j.. Feb. IT,
r. William r. Mattson of this
- place broke the walking rec
ord from Englewood TO Philadelphia
when he arrived in that city to-day
at 1880 a. NJ. He left at about the
came hour yesterday and made the
1iS miles in 23 hours and II minutes
The previous record was "a hours
and IL minutes. from New York to
dclphia. a few miles less. 1t
was made By a New Yorker.
AIattson carried letter from
Mayor Mckenna OF Englewood TO
Mayor Moore of Philadelphia. He
was met at Philadelphia Police Head
quarters by tbe Chief of Police of the
Quaker City. TO whom he presented
letters and credentials from police Of
ficials all along the way He was
accompanied on the walk by a bicycle
rider. s;sMi
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Mrs. knuth Takes priyc on America with
Thirt y-ftye Pound Cod

Mrs. John <nuth Of sheepshead Ray wont
aboard the America Wednesday 10 try
her luck az deep aea fishing aud tic men
aboard were glad 20 see her enter tho pool.
They were not 40 plcascd. however. when.
anchored at the Seventeen Tathom Bank.
dent that the fish she was handling was n
big one. u gave the long legged mate all he
could do 20 haul the fish over the rail once
he had the gaff set. it waa n cod and n
tipped tho scales ~ 81 pouyds and Incl
dentelly took first prize for the only woman
aboard the boat. The second prize was cap
tured by Mr.. Teinburg with 20 pound cod.
and THIRD went 20 ". Bokowsky. Who caught
one Of is pounds. Luke Krepp had the good
fortune 70 hook ana land 2 l7is pound lob
ster. number u blsckfish from two 10
five pounds we're So>ted, ~ well as plenty
Of big cunnerr.
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C.. G. N. Y. BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS YALE
Lavender Wins by 22 to Is at
NeU Hoven.

Special Despatch 10 THE Npw YoRK HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 1.-THE College OF
the City OF New orkbaskct ball tea IN de-
feated Yale tonight 81 to is. in well
played game. Yale's poor shooting after
fouls cost II the game, as tho Eli tossers
scored only four out Of twenty. II was
the worst work of It's kind seen on the
Yale floor this year.
The Lavender came here with repu-
tation but Yale's clever blocking KEEP;
the visitors al arms length. Only the
brilliant foul goal tossing Of Larm
saved the visitors. He registered eight
out of ten. Not a basket was shot by
the New Workers until the first half
was over. The first period ended 10 TO
10, and the second hale bris,led with
sensational attempts at field goals from
all angles and distances. The lineup:
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LONG DRIVER PLAYS
THROUGH TO FINAL
Ellsworth Augustus Is Still in
the Running.

BELLAIRB HEIGHTS. Fla, Feb. IL -
Ellsworth Augustus OF Cleveland will
meet George w. Elkins OF Huntington
Valley. philadelphia. IN the final of the
Washington Birthday golft tournament
tomorrow. Augustus to-day disposed OF
George Collett OF Metacomet by and ..
First SiSteen--t;eorRc ". Eklns, Hunting
ton Valley. beat J. ". Kenyon. Metacomet.
and .: 10 ~ Augustus. Mayfield. bea,
George Collett. Mctacon1et. , and ..
Second Sixteen-E. l.. Pierce, Clearwater.
beat j.. n. Furry. Brookline | up Walter
Dilks. Merton Cricket, beat J. w. Ballard,
and 4.
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Five Reds HoIdouts.

This looks Ike big season for the
roldouts. Some Of the clubs arc blessed
with superabunda of disgruntled
athletes. The Rcds have no fewer than
FIVE prominent players on their holdout
squad--Helnlc Groh. Ivy Wingo. Billy
Kopf Eddie Roush ana Jake Daubert.
Fat Duncan also was n member. but he
was graduated yesterday. when he came
10 terms with Garry Hermann.
Most OF the Red holdouts OF 1921 we're
toldouts last year TOO. IL will be re-
rembercd that Roush's case became so
FERROUS that the club entered into a
oicker with the Giants for o trade which
involved George Burns.
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cood scores Nv Long Island Casters.

The menbers Of the Long Island Casting
club met for practice last sunday at Bel
mon, park and some enreen, scores were
recorded some OF tho cortestnnts sent their
leads ont from $50 70 100 feet aud gave
evidence ~ being Nv the expert class.
tournaments.
Tho feature ot the day vas tho form
shown BY John shaw, the former worlds
record holder and champion. making on-
cs ai OF ig3 feet and another of tdI u is
the exception that proves Tho rule according
10 an old saylre that they don't com.
back" Shaw is back with "A vengeance.
STRIPED BASS.
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GELST0N BEATS RYAN.

BY defeating Arthur Ryan last night
in the Broadway Academy. II. Geston
advanced into first place in the National
Association OF Amateur Billiard Players
metropolitan three-cushon championship
tournament. Gclston defeated his oppo-
mont by 30 10 2S IN fifty innings. The
winner had high run of >. while
Ryan's best cluster was z. The game
was interesting and keenly contested
throughout.
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CUE VICTORY FOR RENAULD,

John Renaud last night defeated
Clarence Hurd 100 To Sc. in tho New
York State amateur pocket billiard
championship tournament in tho Ra-
tional Recreation Of Brooklyn. The con
test lasted twelve frames. Remand
had high run OF ~. while Hurd re-
turned n cluster OF IL. Renauld took
tho lead at the start and held command
throughout
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Rigbthander for Giants.

7, looks as II the New York clubs will
keep on figning recruits until the gate
men at the local terminals yell "All
Aboard" for the training camps. Yes
tcrday the Giants announced the sign
ing OF G. Raymond Evans. a right
handed pitcher who halls from Eliza
beth city. y. c. THIS town gained somo
tame as the venue Of Davy Robertson =
FIRST professional efforts. In those days
Elizabeth city was In the Tidewater
Leaguo--some town and some league.
In spite of the fact that he parts his
name In the middle. Evans Is reported
10 be a considerable pitcher He brings
the Giants pitching roster up 20 six
teen. The Yankees have seventeen.
Hughey Jennings. assistant 10 joan
McC;raw. will arrive here this afternoon
on his way TO san Antonio. Hughey
and Mrs Jennings will. leave for New
Orleans tomorrow on board the Creole.
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VALE RIFLE TEAM CHOSEN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. if..-The lineup
of tho Yale rifle team. which viii compete
with Oxford University. England. tomorrow
night IN tho first International intercol.
leeIate rifle shoot was announced tonight
as follows. r. r. Heffeifngcr (captainl. J.
G; Bennett. G. Clarke. y. :. Hopkins. u. ].
r. p. Williams. The Vale eunners will shoot
here and tho oxford team In England; each
man viii fire 90 shots. targets 20 be az p
distance OF ~ feet.
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Good Prospects for Ray Fishing in 1921.

Speaking OF bay fishing yesterday Che rlie
nay. the genial skipper OF the Commodorv.
said TINT the outlook was very promising
on ing 10 the mild winter. There has been no
icc In the creeks running through the enlt
water meadows and ~ consequence the
spawn has moi been Disturbed and viii no
doubt al spaWn out. Usually the spawn Ia
picked NJ b, the anchor Ice and carried off
10 destruction, They continue TO set floun-
ders ., Wreck lead and Queensvster. said
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ST. NICK sExTET WINS.

Specio, Despdtch 10 Tun NEW YosK IIEaALp.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-THE St.
Nicholas ice hockey team of New York
defeated Quaker city by 4 goals TO z
in a United states Amateur Hockey As
ISOLATION game at the Ice Palace to-
night.
Quaker City did not awaken until
the last minute OF the fiual period. Then
with only forty seconds remaining
Souder broke through for one goal. and
eleven seconds later Hcnriqucs counted
the second. The lineup:
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Braves Have New OutfjeId Sensation.

aher
Of
the
to
Achdeacon be
claim to recognition
Sally
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Victory FOR HORACE M.>~

Horace Mann Schools basketball team de-
fcatcd The Columbis freshman five on the
l1fter'9 court yesi crda. by a score of 81 20
r., the victory being tho ninth fer the win
ners. Loeb. who shot three goals from
field and seven from foul line lcd IN the
point scoring with ~ points. while smith
throw aix bnskets from scrlnmaac.
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BOSTON WINS AT HOCKEY.

Special D,spotch 20 TUE Nrw YorK IlEsun
RoaroN. Feb. 1.-THE aSostou Athletic
Club hockey team practically won the
championship of .hc Eastern Section of
The United states Amateur League to-
night hy beating the Boston shoe Trades.
10 3, in an overtime game.
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MI, prrcn.N ls rnANsrrnnrp.

MOBILE. Aia.. Fob. i1.-Nci Doiehan,
catcher. Who was siEred by the Louisville
American Association club lar, seaaon. but
who failed 70 report. has been transferred 10
ne Mobile Southern Association club. Il was
announced to-day ~ headquarters OF the
MohfIN efub
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cnNsnIInAIEn LEAorE REsrLTs.

The basketball team OF u. l.. Winselman
& Go. easily defeated the team of iiardos
4 Burke by n score Of 2d 20 IN the frs.
game Of the Consolidated stool, Exchange
Athletic Leagues tournament. which vas
played az sayaso'e gymnasium, West Fifty
ninth street, Tuesday evening. The teams
Of s. g. nuskay 4 Co. and J D. Rabiner
= Co. staged hoty contested game. which
ended with tic score OF % 20 -
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though Il was mid April instead Of mid
February. We may Of course get Some heavy
frosts before the winter IL gone. bu, II is not
This nhould ell tend to make good bay fish
Ing and we ere quite likely 10 have II this
coming summer.
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Angles in outftting!

Angles in outfitting!
The angle of service!
Spring suits and overcoats
now ready. What you want
when you want it!
The angle of fit! We
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ure". A size for every
build.
The angle of style! We
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Nothing old fogey, moth
ing extreme.
The angle of satisfac-
tion! Money back, should
anything go wrong.
Could angels do more!
From all angles our
#Composite soft hats and
derbies fit and look we'll on
the majority of men!
A composite of our most
becoming blocks!
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PACIFIC FLEET NINE WINS.

PANAMA.. Feb. 1.-THE baseball team
OF the United Ssates Pacific fleet to-day
won the first game in tho interfect
series against tho nine " the Atlantic
feet The score was ) 10 T. Tho win
rers wer. tor heavy favorites In the
betting.
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-
WILL 10 Pr NIsH pIAYEns

BoeTON, Feb. 1T.--Al who appeared on a
iegislative committee hearing to-day favored
n h'i 30 punish baseball players and unrires
vvNo consprc 10 this end. Reprzsentst' tive
Hugh =. Lacey ~ iioiyoke, Who introduced
". s3id there vas danger ~ the players
heins corrupted and of owners becoriinr go
Interested IN two teams tn a ie1gu. that try
ruhilc wouid not get SQUARE dcsi
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MiIjus sign. Contract.

John * Miljus. the right handed
pitcher who belongs to the Brooklyn
club. has signed his 1921 contract.
Charley Ebbets told us so yesterday.
MiJus did not get very much work last
reason. as the Dodgers had too many
experienced top notchcrs 20 afford
chance for a youngster. But John will
keep trying.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
GLENCOE A. G. RAIL

Tho Glencoe a. c.. fIarlcm's Oldest ash.
letio Organization. will hold ne annual
wasqurradc and civic ball ai the Nanhai
Tan Casino Tomorrow night. Joseph liepfg.
president or the club. has Invited number
cf prominent end A, A. ". officials 10 serve
ss Judges OF the costume march
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GAnpNrn THROWS KEToNEN.

BOSTON, Feb, f7.--Pinky Gardner, OF
Schenectady, y. v. threw Walno ketonen.
former middlewegbt wrestling champion OF
Finland IN hours ~ minutes and 10 see
onds to-night. The bout was advertised as
the worlds championship IN that class
Gardner won with toe hold and head chan
rorF.
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High Lights in the Dog Show Aftermath.

biggest
Westminster
the police dogo technically
fox terrier entries but more police dogs exhibition.
in in acco
views OF many OF the expert oniooers The impression that the
should
This action not entirely just the breed
resentatives
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uAvERroRD's BASEBALL DATES.

1IAVEGFORD. Pa. Feb. iT--TRvcrford
Colleges basebs'l schedule WIS announced
tc -day. Tho searrn rii open with villanova
.on The home f'd Aprll 9. and cisiif ntcrc
contests are listed before tho plnsii With
I'm and Ma ranall, Ursinus, Delaware, Al
bright nd probably Johns Hopkins.
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noMAvorr ruREv sTEcurn.

In The wrestling tournament IN the Grand
View Hall IN Jersey cn Tuesday night.
head lock and wrist hois. In 20 minutes
10 seconds.
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rANrurrs prrrAr W. "A.

piTTSBuTC. Feb ~ Tho University Of
T'tisburg basketball team proved 20 be too
much for The Vcst Virginia quintet tonight.
ihe Tantlcrs winning By ~ 70 20 score
~ half fimc pl,Dburg was leading BY 20
O. 10
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Goals from floor fsmm. illaubcr Murra y
tD. Raskln 80. Telgan Alderman 90,
Keck 90. Cohen 81. conkln. Goals from
fouls-Lanm. out or 10: Alderman. out
OF 10; ". Ohley, o out OF {; Cohen u out
Of Z. G. ohley. ont OF 3. subs,ltutionl-
9. Z. y. y. Adclsteln FOR r'eigaa. Fcloan
for Rankin. Yale. O. Ohiey for keck. <eck
for ". Ohley. Couklln for G. ohley. ".
ohiey for Conklin. Sheldon FOR kcck Ref
sree-Tom y. Thorp. Columbia. Umplrc--
Peter J. Carney, New Haven
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MeuseI on First.

How about Bob Meusel?'' piped some-
body.
Well there's n man who presents >
problem chuckled the manager. "tIard
hitter and handy in a lot OF places
hard to keep off the club. am going
TO use him a lot at first base down in
Shreveport Meusel VIII get a thorough
tryout at that bag-there more than
anywhere else. II the coast critics are
correct in their Judgment that Meuss
is first baseman Bob Is going 20 get
ample opportunity 70 prove it, Which
means that Pipp had better look out
we are going to have quite a few
ball players in camp-more than I ex-
pccted." continued Higgins There
will be twenty-five new ones and some
twenty old ones. so the squad will num-
ber about foriy-five. That means that
Shreveport VIII be a very popular place
with minor league managers. WHAT
Higgins expects TO stay here oaly
few days and then go back to his home
IN Cincinnati. from which he will en-
train for Shreveport. He has decided
not TO go to Hot Springs. That part OF
the trimming schedule seems to have
fliyyercd.
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Back Play Third Base Yan Higgins Talk His Plans
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.
Copyright, 1921. By The NeU York HSa's.

The Ner York H~di6
for the Anerc s
the and
Of
Of in
ng be sub
We
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-. Nlclola. a.
Quaker City (2)

,;oals scoreo--E'irsi period Bierwith I:il.
Bicrwlrth 5;0i: second period. Huntington.
J:3S: THIRD period. Huntington 2;2i. Souder
t4:2i H. Henriques 1892 penaltics--ssec-
ond period. 4. ftenr'ducs. minutes. trip
ping; voa Bernutli. . minutes. roushlng
ping.
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SQUASH TOURNEY
MAY END IN A TIE
Yale Clubs Chance Hinges on
One Match-,Jay Gould
Meets Defeat.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Baker. status Unchanged.

What is the status of Frank Baker.
and what about the deals involving
him 49, we asked
Bakers position remains unchanged
he replied. "FIe has made no decision.
He said some time ago that he wanted
to play ball--and II he returns he would
ra ther play in New York than any
where else. The impression that he
would go only TO Washington is not cor
rect. He is waiting to determine the
physical condition OF histlittle daughter
Ottillie. who has been very ILL., AS for
trade for Baker. we have done nothing
We could make no move unless Baker
gave US his word that he was ready TO
return TO the league"
Suppose Baker were to return where
would you use him?' Huggins, was
asked.
Il suppose would have to revamp
my infield ideas" was the rejoinder
II would play Baker on third, send
Ward to second and put Fewster in the
outfield with Roth and Ruth"