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The New York herald., 1921-02-11
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race.-slx furiongs. four.year-olds
and up claiming; purse 800 "Hosler, sn
'Ianice Logan, 100: "fittle Buss. JOE
sstartader los; flames, f05; J. Alfred
Clark. iO7 Flying Frog. i07; Al Porter, lO7
Golden Red. ito: Honest George. ITO: onwa'
ii2; Top Rung, i13.
second Race.-Six furlongs; tour.yenr-olas
aud up claiming; purse 800. LADY hsster
100. -Crystai Day. 100; sybii, 10Y; 'FrahN
Burke. i05 Twenty seven. los; Prince 30
nero. los: Second Cousin, iua: Terrible Su
san. i05 First Consul, fG Piantngenct, llO'
Orderly, 1i2; Mnnokin. 11h.
Third Eacc.-Fivc and onc-halI furlonEH
three -year-olds; claiming. purse sIOl coca
Cole, 0s sShy Ann. pa: peggy Itlves, w
Josephine X, 1903 'The Enquirer lO+; Flew
High. foT Tosca. 10T .Talent. 10' Bacha-
nalian. i07: Blue Flame, fO7: Perhaps lo0'
our Jnck. 49,
Fourth Eace.--Five and one-haif furiongs
three-yoar-ods and up. claiming purse woo
craftsman, 40. sJust Fancy. 100; .Byrne
i02: .Elmont, f02 Orleans Girl, 103i led
Garrison i0s: Princess Myrtle, los; Sister
Susie 1Og Blondei, 1f3.
Fifth Race.--Milc and flfty yards; maidens
three year-olds and up claiming purse SI0o
.shortys First 05: 'Miss Dixie, nS 'Mlss
Huarity. 0e. oCrey Rump, 107 my Ada,
1Os 'Conataniine 10: 'TSing Ozi 40: Glare
Boothe, itOs vclie. fi3 Back Rock, iia.
Sixth Race Mile md one-sixteenth; four
ycar-olds and up; claiming; purse fTOO 'Nor-
folk Belle, p2; sCuardsnan, 90; sLariat, 90;
poublct "a. 700: sPunctusi. fc1 'N'gh'
wind, 105; Incinerator, f07; Bunerana, lQI
o'Maiisy. fo7; Sol 0tisevs fn; Blanca. ia
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
SKATERS ARE TIED
ATLAKE PLACID
Jewtraw and Moore Each
Scores 30 Points in First
Day of Championships.

Special Despatch to THE New York HmALp.
LAKE PLACID, N. ". Feb. 10.--Charles
Jewtraw of Lake Placid and Joe Moore
OF New York are tied for first place in
tho point score tonight in the first days
races of the international speed skating
championships held here, both mer hav-
ing corralled 80 points. Moore won the
feature event, the one mile champion
ship. and Jewtraw took the 220 yard
dash. Charles German OF St. Johns.
n. B.. and William Steinmetz Of Chi
cago are tied for second, with 90 points
apiece German was second to Jewtraw
in the 220. while Steinmetz annexed the
place in the one mile. Roy McWhorter
OF Chicago and Al Leitch of Lake
Placid are both credited with 10 points
Leitch getting the show money In the
mile and McWhorter in the 22O yard
event.
It took four heats and a final to de-
eide the winner of the one mile cham
pionship. The first heat went to Leitch
, of Lake Placid. with Fred Buendgen Of
Chicago second and Charles German
third. Moore landed the second heat.
with Thompson second and Steinmetz
third. The third heat was the slowest
of the day. Jewtraw was first, Donovan
of st. Paul second and Julian Stein
metz of Chicago third.
The men loafed along in the final for
about one and one-half laps, when Stein
metz went out to force the pace. With
two laps to go, Stowell suddenly jumped
into the lead Young Thompson, In his
effort 10 sprint after Stowell, suddenly
fell directly in the path of Jewtraw. TAX
ing the Lake Placid skater down with
him. Moore shot to the front on the
fifth lap and from there on held tho
race safe.
Gladys Robinson of Toronto won both
the championship events for women.
breaking the record In the 100 yard
dash in II seconds flat. The summaries:
Final. 220 Yard Dash. senior-Frst.
Charles Jewtraw. Lake Placid; second,
Charles German, st. Johns, N. b.. third, Roy
McWhirter, Chicago. Time. 20 seconds.
Final, One-half Mile (for Boys, IA years)
First. f. Finch, Lake Placid second,
Harold Fortune, Lake Placid; third. Carl
Final. 40 Yard. Junior l6 years)-First,
Martin Brewster Lake Placid; second,
Lionel Norton. Lake Placid; third. Orlle NJ.
Green. saranac Lake. Time. 4oA seconds.
Gladys Robinson. Toronto: second. Rose
johnson, Chicago: third. Mildred Truslow.
Brooklyn Time, t:+s ID.
Final, 100 Yard Dash (womens interna-
son. Toronto: second. Rose johnson, Chicago;
third. Ottillie Parth. Brooklyn. Time, II
seconds.
Final. 900 Yards tfor boys, y year CLASP
First. Carl Parody, Lake Placid second,
Ernest Graves. saranac Lake; third. Daniel
Final. One Mile, senior-First. Joe Moore.
New York; second william Steinmetz, Chi
cago; third, Al Leitch. Lake Placid. Time
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
SCORES TWO KNOCKOUTs.

Martin Smith, an amateur boxer rep
resenting the knights Of Columbus, last
night gained two knockouts In the City
Athletic Clubs tournament
Smith competed in the ss pound class
and stopped Daniel Severido OF the Paul
ist A. c. IN the first round in his semi-
final bout, and In the final disposed Of
Samuel Kovey Of the Educational ALI
ancc In the second stanza. The sum
maries:
1i2 Poung Glass Semi mi-fiuais--w. Hausner.
Clark House 4. A., defeated H. Gatzsi.
Ninety-secord Street i. NJ H. A. ,hrec
rounds. stopped by referee l.. soreca Elton
a. O.. defeated j. Dunleavy, Pauilst A. o.
two rounds. stopped by referee.
Firal--Soreca defeated Hausncr, threc
rounds iudgc's decision
iis Pound Class semi-flnalr--F Sinclair.
Pnrlist a. g.. defeated a. Crisco 81.
grenden.s q. g, three rounie. judges de
clsion: J. Wright. OEsuarn Association. de-
featcd l.. Jugiiemlnei. Pastime q. c.. three
rouudf, igdRc's deciaou.
Flnai-Wright defeated Sinclair, three
rounds, judges decision.
iS0 Poung Glass, sein-fuais--T Lipman.
East Side House. defeated !. Draper. un.
attached. three rounds stopped hy referee
A. Pearrall, -. Anselms 4. c., two rounds
stopped by referee
Fiuai--pesTsail defeated Lipmnn. thre,
rounds judges decision
1873 Pound Glass. Sefni-final--S. Kovey
Educational Alliance, defeated ~ DOrsty,
pnstinr A. a.. three rounds. iudge'e deci-
ION NJ Sritn. knights - Columbus, do
feated =. ssveridc Paullst A. c.. one round
Firai--smitl defeated Kovcy. two rounds,
{ y,o,Dpd bv rafcrsc
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Yanks Cancel a Contra ct.

The Yankees yesterday cancelled their
contract with Bradshaw, the Lafayette
College catcher, but are after his room
mate, Carney a, big left handler who
did some remarkable pitching last
spring. It developed several days ago
that Bradshaw had played with Hart
ford OF the Eastern League couple OK
years ago and that he Is on the reserve
list of that club.
Bradshaw signed recently with Paul
krichell. the Yankee scout. and asked
him not to make the fact public. II was
understood that he was not to report
at Shreveport. Then Bradshaw an
nounced his having Joined the Yankees.
Soon afterward he wrote to the New
York club and asked for an increase OF
something like $500 q month. raise 10
$500 a month. on the plea that q steel
league club wanted to pay him SINH
lar sum. Along came Arthur Irwin and
claimed the catcher for Hartford. SO
the Yanks cut him loose on two counts.
The Giants have a case similar to
Bradshaws. They signed pitcher
named Budworth. q Carolina lawyer
Later he accepted terms with Detroit.
and sttll later 1t developed that he was
on the voluntarily retired list OF the
Columbia club of the Carolina League
Judge Lands will have to straighten
out that tangle.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
HAVANA RESULTS.

First Race--purse sTo0: two-year- -oids
maidens: three furlongs; Opulant, los (Domi-
nick). even, 20 3 and 70 G. won: Col.
Chile, ii5 CHushes). 70 /. 10 2 and q "a
3. second: Pacis!er, ii2 tpichens). o TO 2,
20 3 and 70 10. third. Time, O:3b f-5. Also
rsn--Naoni X. Molle, PUFF. Justine r. Cos
corron and Artemisa,
claiming; five and half furiouss; Julie
anne. 100 U.ancnster). : 20 Q, 20 2 and "a
5. won: George e., Jr.. fi3 (Crump). to I,
CPenmAn) 10 to I. 70 / and TO I, third.
Time. I :oT %. Also ran--farp o. The North
Ccombs. Experiment. Lullaby. Black Pei
and Ksyman.
and upward; claiming; six furcnFs; o.
good. i05 penman). 20 8, l 20 2 and ]
10 & won: stepson. iia C.. II. M,ilcr). ) to
/. 9 20 ) and l 20 10. second; Currency. i0f
tFraucis). even. 20 and 20 .. third
Time, ~ 3-5. Also ran-oricsnp Girl. vim
and HUSH
Fourth Race-pursc 500; thre,.ycar .olds
aud upward: claiming; sig furlongs Hound
won: Lithoiick. iO7 tFrancis). I 20 !, 3 to
> and 20 .. second LanEhori'e. if2 tTfrnD
. to I, 20 10 and ! 20 3. third. fine. ia
10. Also ran-Llttie Dear. Fieltc Fancy
Fifth Race-purse 5000: three-year.oid
and upward claiming; handicap; one mile
and sixteenth: Candle Light. ioA Pen
mani. to I. 2 90 and even. won: Ex.
hor,er. foe tMcDerfnott. 2 70 y. 70 . and
10 T. second Fau.-Co'. ZOO fFrnncis1 q m
r, 70 : and 20 :. third Tirne. I ~ s-s
Also rsn--Haran. Red start, war Plume and
sith Race Purse 800: forr yesr-olds and
upward. claiming miic and 80 W rds Msthcr.
ii2 tiiuntl!; 70 :; ! TO- 2 and ! 70 I, won;
Attorney Muir. ioe trickengl 70 q oven
.'sr.er), ~ 20 = 20 7 md 70 Z. third
Time, :42 81. Also ran--Timcthy j. NoRn n
Jsiiison, Sim Feinsr and Biermen-
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
COLLINS LEADS IN
BALKLINE TOURNEY
Gains Third Straight Victory
in 1872 Amateur Cham
pionship.
srANpINc or ruE pLAYERs.

CT.EvEI.Avp, Feb. 10.-By running 81
points in the thlrty-ninth inning. Percy
y. Collins Of Chicago. the title holder
won his third consecutive game OF the
national amateur 1872 balltline billiard
championship tournament to-day. He
defeated Emil Renner of Youngstown
geo 70 2s9. II was Ceilings closest con-
test OF the tournament. He had other
high runs Of 45 and 36. and an average
Of 27-3e. Renncr had high runs of A
81 and 2e, and an average OF 1888.
Charles VI. Lord Of Chicago gained his
first victory when he defeated Francis S
Appleby Of New York, 800 TO 2SS. Lord's
average was 20-40 and his high runs
50. 80 and 81. Appieby's average was
6-40 and his high runs SO. 3S and Ss.
Renner also lost to-night's match.
He appeared to be exhausted from his
strenuous game with champion Collins
and was defeated by DR.. A. /. Brown
OF Cleveland 500 TO 2S6. Brown had
high runs of 81, 10 and IA and Renner
-, 2S and 22. The former averaged
61S-a- against Ronner's 6 A47
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
INSURGENTS IGNORE
BAN JOHNSON'S CALL
Neither Col. Rupert Nor Col.
Huston Will Attend Meet
ing To-day.
YANKEES DROP CATCHER
Bradshaw Of Lafayette College
Fails to Make Hit With
Club.
BY DANIEL.

There will be meeting OF the Amer
tcan League in Cleveland to-day. but
only five-eighths of the organization
will be represented. At the offices o.
the Yankees yesterday 1t was asserted
that while the call for the spring ses-
sion had been received, II was rot the
intention OF either Col. Rupert or Col.
Huston 70 make the trip. Neither Harry
Frazee OF the Boston club nor Charley
Comiskey OF the White Sox will attend
the meeting.
1t Is evident that the peace agreement
between the insurgent and loyalist fac
tions in the American League. which
was signed at Chicago not 50 many
months ago. is not being taken serious
ly by anybody. 1t Is to be regretted
greatly that this condition persists
However, not many matters of prime
Importance stand out for decision at to-
days meeting. The business VIII be
largely routine, such as passing on the
new rules for asking waivers new
worlds series regulations and slight
changes in the playing code. 1t is pro-
posed to permit the four umpires in
worlds series games to divide winning
players share. This would give the ar
biters more than the $1,000 fee which
they have been receiving in recent
years, but the move Is not regarded with
favor. Umpires' fees should be fixed.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
WILSON WINS FIGHT
WITH A KNOCKOUT
Retains Title by Disposing of
Rosfou in the Second.

IISosEA. Wis. Feb to.--John Wil-
son. defending his rniddieweight boxing
title for the first time since ne won the
championship nearly a year ago. to-
night knocked GU. Navy Hostan in the
second round of a scheduled ten round
fight.
Rostan never had "A chance against
the heavy blows delivered by the cham
pion. Wilson sailing in at the start
with the evident intention OF finishing
the fight IA quickly as possible
Rostan was knocked down four times
early in the second round. being barely
able TO rise to his feet the Sourth time
AT The count OF nine. The knockout
came after two minutes of The second
round. Rostan kept his feet in the first
round but Il was evident that he was
outclassed. The champions lefts 10 the
stomach I'm the first round showed plain
ly their effect on Rostan and spectators
nt the ringside declared il was merely
question of how long he could last
Wilson weighed 1853 and Rostan weighed
1856 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
CHESS PRODIGY MAKES
1T A CLEAN SWEEP
Rzeschewski Wins 20 Games
at University Club.

Samuel Rzeschewski. the boy chess
prodigy, who recently returned from
Cleveland, where he gave remarkable
exhibitions of his skill at the City Club
OF Cleveland and the Union Club. last
night performed for the entertainment
OF large crowd OF the members of the
University Club.
After two hours and twenty-one mill
utes OF play Rzeschewski had succeeded
in defeating each of his twenty oppo-
nents who We're bold enough to take
boards against the little master. The
list of opponents follows
Boards. Opponents. Openings.
Col. w. D. Dunn, Two knights.
2..... Albert G.. JenTngs. Irregular.
Am. II. Alling. Centre Gambit.
Co.. Geo. S. Hornblower. Queens Gambit.
7......G. s. Parker. Queens Gambit.
S.. Louis Stearns. Philidor's Deence.
9..... II. c. Green, Kings Gambit.
10. 80. John p. Gleason. Ruy Lopez.
Ill.,. Paul N. Coburn, Irregular.
IL. IT l.. Van Norden, Ruy Lopez.
13. Dallas s. Townsend. Ruy Lopez.
IA. 80. Schuyler S. Wheeler. Centre Gambit
10. go. Louis de v. Moore. Scotch Gamblt.
10. ......F. II. Babcock, Ruy Lopez.
H.. "A. =. Rogers. Giuoco Piano.
s..... M. II. Bigelow. Centre Counter.
49,. N. A. Smyth, Scotch Gambit
20. DIR. II. IL. Fries, G.uoco Piano.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.
BY UANIEI.
Copyright, 1921. By The Neto York Herald.


infd whom the Yankees
Vernon Of highly oued
the time when the Pirates
the pitcher hope that Mitchell does
Mitchell the other day Wibert
Robbie impression
whiting.
Mitchell with promise Of ad
said Robinson THE Yankees had the inside
Then made big
the Salt Lake nfe who wanted by the Giants too
third choice Joe sewe the New Orleans shotsOp but here again
option him. When Chap
killed sewe called in and he certainly made good
claiming the 1T Is
VIII
would
There
will right there again with that grand
pitchers
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
YALE ANNOUNCES
ROWING SCHEDULE
Nickails Is Expected Here
From England March I.

New HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 10.-Tha
Yale rowing schedule. announced to-
night, shows the Niue oarsmcn are
booked for an active season on the water
this year. Crew candidates are TO re-
port for the frst time tomorrow and an
attempt will be made 20 practice on the
harbor here next Monday. Guy Nickafls
head rowing coach. ~ expected to ar.
rive from England about March u
take charge of the oarsmen.
The first races Of the Yale crews ara
scheduled for April Is. when the varsity
and Junior eights will meet Pennsyl-
vania on the Housatonic River at Derby
On April 80 Columbia will DE the oppo-
nent OF the Blue in varsity and fresh
man races at Derby. Massa clusetts
Tech Is scheduled 10 send crew agalns,
the Yale junior boat at Derby on May II
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
CHEvALIER IS THROWN.

Salvador Chevalier, the French wrest-
Ter. was defeated last night by Armos
Laitinen in the Prospect Sporting Club
In Brooklyn. The Finn threw the
Frenchman with body scissors and
wrist lock In nineteen minutes The bout
was nm interesting one and was Wit
messed by a large gathering.
Chevaier. who Is az popular with the
French sportsmen as IS Georges Car
pentier. was given a royal welcome by a
party OF prominent friends. who occu-
pied ringside box, which was decorated
In the national colors Of France
Tho grapplers were evenly matcheo
physically. both weighting 216 pounds
ana standing Ave feet ten inches IN
height
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
ST. NICHOLAS DEFEATS
PENN AT HOCKEY
Takes Second Victory of Sea-
SON by s to 2.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10.--For the sec
ond time this winter the st. Nicholas
ice hockey team OF New York defeated
Penn tonight at the Ice Palace by six
goals to two. Stars In the st. Nicholas
lineup were Fred Huntington. former
Harvard hockey player and strong man,
and Bierwirth Each scored two goals.
Capt. Prlngle saved Penn from being
blanked when he arched the disc twice
through the net.
Only two periods were played instead
Of three, but they were heightened from
fifteen to twenty minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

foriable vest through the agency OF usir- a
string OF carefully laid steel tarps. thorough
~ rubbed with sardine OIL and with q small
chcesccloth bag OF sardine meat attached to
the latch OF the traps
Or Ronik and Chief Howard have beon re.
Quested ny owners OF property where camp
pitched 20 return and strip the many
hickory sapiiags Of dangling eclskins. for
the cells they caught were OF such size that
the heads were tied TO stake IN the ground.
strip OF skin fastened 20 q bent over sap
ling and by releasing tho sapiing the skin
wns readily removed
Ex-Superviscr Doyle who was acting chef,
and who H., unfortunately. trific near
righted, was given verdict vi five years az
hard labor for accidentally putting muskrat
meat IN the eel chowder Outside OF his a
MI '' TOM copLrNoA
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Greenporters Enjoy thc week End.

Dr. Fred Ronlk. Capt. William Shepard.
Broker j. 2. Grady, Chief OF Police Theodore
Howard and ex-Supervisor George Doyle have
recently returned from very successful ana
enjoyable week end fishing trip At the head
waters OF Mil Creek.
Several large striped bass (Which inhabit
these waters the year roundl, many pickers {,
toncods, cells and muskrats bear mute evil
dence Of their piscatorial skill.
High hook man was Capt. shepard. with a
fcrty-two pound striped base which he caught
through hole IN the leo with a very In
renious self-propeiiing, revolving, luminous
trolling bait. which he has been pcrfecung
for the pest five years.
Broker 7 r. Grady was also very success
ful IN catching several fine pickerel, tomcods
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Weekend Boxing Bouts
TONIGHT.

East New York A. A.--Sonny Smith vs..
Hiily Levine, twelve rounds; Harold
Cusock vs.. Young Tnck. twelve rounds
Tiger Brown vs.. Eddie Clifford. six
rounds.
Pioneer Sporting Clnb-Abe Goldstein W..
Patsy Wallace, fifteen rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Commonwealth sporting Club - Boy Nc
Cormick vs.. Len Rowiands. fifteen
rounds Bud Weaver vs.. Harlem Billy
Becker, ten rounds.
Pioneer Sporting CIub--Packey Hoinmey
vs.. Shamus O'Brien. fifteen rounds;
Paul Doyle vs.. Bobby Lyons. fifteen
rounds.
Woodhayen Sporting Ciub-Clirist Arnold
vs.. Sailor Eddie Maher; Phil Franc'iini
w.. Joe Ryder; soldier Jones Va. Danny
Maher. ten round bouts.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
RACING OFFICIALS CHOSEN.

The stewards of the Jockey Club. at
their regular monthly meeting yester-
day appointed the following officials for
1921: Starter. Mars Cassidy handicap
per. W. s. vosburgh secretary TO handi-
capper. H. o. vosburgh; judges, E. G.
Smith and c. Cornehlsen clerk of the
scales, Albert Burlen: paddock and
patrol Judge James Mclaughlin patrol
Judges, William Doyle and E. II. Hanna
timer. J. u. doom.
Present at the meeting were August
Belmont =. X Stureis. John Sanford.
]. r. Widener and II. T. Wilson.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Sporting Measures at Albany in Abeyance.


by
wrestling
the Boxn BILL
Of senre n Of
capital is nothing will he
proposition boxing baseball racing and wrestling under
traction problem
questions Reports the status boxing throughout the state
WELL
fight this
a certain III at he end of
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
PIrrsBuRG DOWNS COLGATE.

speci1, Despatch to THE New YORK HEsaLn.
HAMILTON. ". Y, Feb. fo.-The five Of
the University OF Pittsburg downed tine
basketball team of Colgate on the latters
home floor tonight. The score was 90 10 80.
The game was bitterly contested throughout,
but the unbeatable skilfullness and swiftneFc
Of Jordan, the Pittsburg clever forward. who
was quarter back on the Pittsburg eleven
last fall, proved too much for the coigatc
team. He scored 80 points.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
X. OF G. GAMES TO-NIGHr.

with over nty Olympic champions
scheduled to compete In the various events
the annuai indoor games OF Bronx Council
knights OF Columbus. at the Twenty second
Regiment Armory tonight, promise TO be
the greatest meet OF the season. The feature
event will be the Columbian Five Hun
dred," In which Jake Dpiscoll. Jimmie
O'Rrien, Jack Sellers. Bill Stevenson, Vincent
Lally, A. J. Nelson and dozen other middls
distance stars will compete.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
LAFAYETTE FIVE WINS.

EAsroS. Pa, Feb. 10.--The customary
second half rally carried the Lafayette
College basketball team TO a 92 to 10
victory over Lebanon Valley College
here to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

sibility OF staging the bout on the shoul-
ders OF Tex RiclSard. MIR. Vdaver said
Cochran had authorized Brady to take
any action he pleased regarding the
match, and that they had formally with
drawn
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
GIBBONS sr0ps MELCHoIH.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb io.-Tornmy Gibbons
New Castle, Pa, In the first round OF q
scheduled twelve round bout here tonight.
The round rad gone forty-six seconds, but
three blows we're struck. A straight left
to The Jaw knocked Msichoir down for the
count of five. again for the count OF three
ard then ont,
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

cutting Of
New Is of
Brooklyn Baseball Club secret that Robbie
training
available
TO be eneart the eYankee who a
wiped for will
City The original
Robinson had experience
a
Hot And he said, Never again
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
NEW ENGLAND CURLERs LOSE.

MONTREAL, Feb. f0.--Three rinks Of
curriers' representing the Brooklinc Country
Club OF Brookiine, Mass., failed to-day 20
winter from The Brookline organization by
The Montreal Curing Club. In to-daye
games Montreal won BY four up, 80 to So
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
EVERETT MCGOWAN DEFEATED.

WINNIPEG. Can. Ecu i0.-Norval Baptie
tonight defeated Everett McCiowan IN three
on. ~ five skating races here The scores
we're. 220 yarda, Baptie II 3-a seconds: half
mile. Bartie. I "a 10; mile, MCGOWAN. 3 :OS I:
two miiee, McGowan, 8.2ei extra mile. Bap-
ne, 9.ij f-b.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
yop woRLp.s HOCKEY TITLE

BOSTON. Feb. i0.---C Cor1petitlon siniinr 20
that conducted AZ the last Olympic games
for the worlds amateur Ice hockey chs mpion-
chip will be held here next winter. K was an
rounced tonight Invitations for nn elini,ra-
ton series 20 be played here will ne sent TO
Canada, England. France. Norway. Sweden,
Csccho-Slovakie and other countries.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
JACk DILLON rENALI1Fn.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. io--Jack Dillon
of indianapolis and x. .. Brown Of Gan
Francisco middlewegh-s, to-day were for
bidden hy The state Board OF Athletic Con-
troll TO participate IN boxing exhibitions II
kentucky for ono year. The men were
rherget With "stallins' during a recent bout
IN f.nulnvlil..
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
N. Y. q. FRESHMEN WIN.

New York University's freshman bas-
ketball team added another victory to
its unbroken string yesterday after
noon when II beat the Columbia first
year quintet on the University Heights
court by a score of 80 to IA. The
lineup:
,caN I'm