The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 12

1 1 Kt-y i Vt. 1 fc-V" A i Sr V-' 12 i(y 4 IM J. i i i i There's Many a Slip 'Twixt the Cup and the Esophagus, Quoth j- i i ACTIVITY JIM COMING BASKETBALL i i Kff LONG TO TAKE SSCAtPS OF THE NORTHS "College -Athletic Club Has but One in Yiew, GEA3STGE IN Boon' Will the Germans Lose Prestige Here, CITY IS TEAM'S GOAL Catoipus Heroes of Yesteryears Plan "Come Campaign to Wrest Premier Saline Honors from i Time was when teams from ths- North Side of the' Erie had everything, to ir own 'way in matters Basket- Times have changed aceordlpg to "Bobby" Whelani a Maroon court satel- ite of recent yesteryears. Bobby's change In the times has been brought about by the advent of the College Athletic Club, an aggregation of MARKS OPENING OF RELA Tl ONS WITH PAR 1 Hanoverians Have Long Successfully Contended With the Big Colleges of the East--Optimistic Edaie Bollard Starts to Rebuild Varsity Five. men who wore the robes of gave up books and lectures to chase the alinighty dollaf.

With' Eaaie Dollard and Jack ScuJly-of Syracuse University. Bobby Whelan of Colgate, Frank. Charle's, Joe Wachter'and aray of. Syracuse, as a nucleus for a flve, this team, of exrcollege stars 'has laid plans that' foreshadow keen competition: for the premier basketball title of the Salt City. For the good of the game, that a healthier Interest in may aroused the al five arranged a series of games which Marking, as it floes, the opening of athletic- relations between the- two universities, the basketball game between Syracuse and Dartmouth Saturday night in the Hill gymnasium is regarded as one of the most important on the orange schedule, The Hanoverians alsa appear upon the 19U orange baseball schedule, In the intercollegiate Dartmouth is considered as being practically -on the same plane as the best of the larger Accordingly the granting of a date to the Hiiltoppers by the New Hampshire collegians Is looked upon by orange supporters as a feather In the 'Varsity cap, It marks, it is said, the increased importance with which Syracuse Is regarded' athletically by the larger athletic centers in the college and indicates a steady advance in prestige from an athletic standpoint.

For several years past Dartmouth has been represented on football field and track, in fact, in all branches of athletics, by exceptionally strong, well-balancea, well coached teams, Green Teams Always Gooch For this reason each year in all branches of the major intercollegiate sports 1 the wearers of green have performed favorably and made creditable showings against the "big. ones" of the the squad' shoot for the basket from all of the court until perfection is attained, Poor guarding allowed Lafferty, and Laft'orty, to find the baskets ten times between them during the Result; "Hang to your man 1 rings put in the Gymnasium all this week, arid the guards play horsey with the opposing- forwards, Lack' of proper team work allowed the North Country quintet to roam at will around the court during the first half of the game, and gain a 'lead that proved too great to be overcome by the orange in the final period, Besult; "Optimistic" Eddie has framed new team plays and is pounding them in by monotonous drill, Result, in toto, after one week's work, provided the squad responds to the en- Sam Langford and Tommy Ryan Handle Charges at Armory, GIANT HABP WORKING HARD Euture Career of Celt Depends Upon Outcome of Match With "Porky" --Is Confident.of Success. MWfly, NOT MATERIAL 1 Orange Outlook Bright from Standpoint of Available Timber--Students Do Not Meet Subscription.Pledges. ADMIRED BY ALL WKEBXiVEB IT 13 SE2BT treaties of the one fine team, to put a crimp into the wearers of the green. Upon Syracuse's showing In this week the emerald five will hinge the feasibility of again meeting Dartmouth next year.

Al Basketball has been one of the prime sports at Hanover, and success has attended the efforts of the five in the ma- the It Is expected will gradually bring them to degree of perfection necessary to I SftSt 0 AU Sy i repSSs; trounce All-Syracuse, and admlnis-1 former years, arid a far- ter to the city champions a real dyed-ln- wa Tb I drubbing, Is the sole aim of the test with fat In the past. to press wn a to be will ro oe College' Club, "Though It may have been some time since some of, the players participated in the court game, time has wrought but few changes' in their -physical makeup, they declare, only a slight limbering up process is needed to return. them the campus hero form. a rule is- next- to to cpnyihce an athlete in any of Bport that he is hitting 1 the and Bhould make room for, the younger generation, and these players confldently.ex- 'pect to come back stronger than ever. "They argue that the garfie played in ftejvego Monday of last week, proved that the aggregation gives great promise of -becoming one worthy of mention.

Whelan "With no practice at all. the team -came back Jn the second half and played fast bunch off their feet" Last night practice started in preparation for the clash TCith the Armory of Rochester, and as intercollegiate rules will be adhered to in the coming 'a much better showing is pected than, was made at played to hold the Hanoverians, Undaunted by the crushing reverses suffered at the hands of the lads from Canton, the DoUardites bravely returned to work last night in preparation for the struggle with the 1 wearers of the green. Optimistic Eddie Dollard. Dollard is.an optimistic coach. He is forever looking at the bright side of things, and though his men were completely overwhelmed by the St.

Lawrence "Ag-gies," he saw many things that needed touching up. For instance; Syracuse could not locate the baskets, Result, for a large portion of tha practice time this week every man on More Half Basketball on the Hill so far this year has not excited interest of unbounded proportions. The athletic authorities could hardly hope, it is said, to'have the downtown contingent orange supporters wax enthusiastic over athletic fetes when the student body, with indifferent spirit, takes only a passing interest In the sport Saturday's game is looked forward to as the beginning of a now era. Sections w.ill be reserved for 'the general public and the students seated by themselves in compact units to aid in the cheering. Graduate Manager Murray Stedman will to-morrow place on sale at Spalding's in the University Block reserved seat tickets.

"Thara 11 Langford, Boston Tar will be the chief advisor of "Porky" Flyrm in his bout with Con' Q'Kelly at the Armory next Monday'night Qposed as chief aide-de-camp to the giant Celt will be Tommy Ryan, and the outcome of -the battle of pugilistic wits between these tavo master minds will be. watched with interest by the fight-fans, "Porky" is by far the best man tliat Q'Kelly has yet faced in the ring, and" the future career of the big Harp depends upon the showing he makes in Monday's bout, Though confident that Con will give a tfood account of himself and display even greater 'knowledge of the boxing than he did in his match with Billy Madden at Boston, Ryan will take no chances with "Porky," and has increased the daily work for the Celt, that he may be in prime condition to tackle the Bos- "Activity Jim" Ten Eyck, caacti of the orange crews, is chafing and fretting under the enforced quietude In matters caused by the half-hearted interest displayed by the student subscribers to- the 1 crtw deficit fund, and he the fact troubled financial iiave submerged his crews, shtil and all, even to the coacitiug launcn, A. Brown, which lay half, under water on the shores of the inlet during the most of the Syracuse's Grand Old Man, likes 'to be I There would be no crew. After shouting -for more men for countless seasons, now the men appeared, but thft money fell shy. It remains Students who signed pledges have not met their obligations, and there the matter rests.

But "Activity Jiui" la not alone in his troublest Jim Bice of Columbia has been You will be happily surprised at IU beauty and the power of its aixo its only S13SG to $1500. The James Auto Co. up and doing, and he hailed with delight this yean struck by the man-panic, and decries the fact that he has but one man of the 'varsity eight at Poughkeepsie last June confident of trying for a Eesrt in the shell Ionian. Con Will Invade West. Hyan Still Laid Up, Q'Kelly haa his eyes on Carl Morris, muqh vaunted "near-hope 11 of Oklahoma, and efforts are now being made to arrange a match In the West between the two, Morris will not come East--he plays to big- houses In the Middle West--hence the Celt imist invade the territory of the enemy.

Many old-time heavy weights, learning of the steady cilinb that'O'-EHHyJIs'Ciisiack- INTER-FRAT" LEAGUE TO BE FORMED HILL Bival Greek Letter Societies to la- stitute Bace for Handsome Silver Trophy. REDWOOD RAGES OPEN ON LUKE BUTTERFIELD Weather and Track Conditions Unexcelled for Fiftieth Annual Ice Events. Along -Hues similar to last year an Inter-frater- basketball will be organized this ernoon. at the meeting of tho reprvSenta.ivts tlie various college and professional to be held In the office of Prof. J.

A. Stott physical director the new gymnasium, at o'clock this afternoon. -The for the season will bs detehninod at meeting anil active measures taken to Institute- a successful series games Considerable Intorftst attaches to loftgue not only among the "Irate" but w-ith tho athletic authorities. Athletic ekill exhibited in these games has caused many a coach's eyes to open wide with the result hag been ths immediate "HnCl" to faster company in the Us inception the league has ployed A. flno stamping ground tor near-future 'Varsity material; and the athletic autitoriUcs baro accorded 'the movement the greatest league games tho enthusiasm at times far outshines, that seen at 'VarsHy contests and attendance the Wff games have on the "frat" series.

To in tho contests and create eres te tvcen the rival foata a hand- tropnr cup ha3 been hung UD for the of tho league race. Phi Gamma Delta was awarded tha CUB and this fraternity to have a team on the court this year. SPECIAL TO THE WATEKTOWN, Jan. tliree days meeting of the Redwood ice races on Butterfield Lake, to which 1 'the horsemen of "this section have forward each winter for an half century, open to-morrow afternoon at o'clock sharp with a field of entries that has seldom been surpassed in recent years upon the track in the little village, There was an influx of drivers and horsemen into -thd. town to-day and fty to-morrovr afternoon many more devotees are expected.

Hsbscher will act as the starter, Never was the track in better shape than at present. Workmen to-day put rinfe dispose of some as thv term the -members of present day stables, John Willie, famous old-time --weight, now picking up a around Winnipeg smells a a 'tWnka tliat Con would prove a godft -three months' meal ticket for him, All that he must do to cop the 1 dinner card is to show enough ability 'tb the Harp a g-ood battle, is the way Tommy Ryan disposes of the question. Hvan, one of the star orange forwards flfl J- hM Tff A. is still out of the game, a sufferer from ng toward the ton, blood poisoning, and it 3s doubtful at this flicted with a logins, to get into, time where he will be seeu in the corning if he is unable to play, Bob Byrnes will probably work at forward, Sol Bloom will be at his old stand at the other i cl Rudy Probst, the giant football tackl, is playing in constantly improving form at the pivotal station. "Cap" Tichuor is presenting a constant at right gl ln the St, Lawrence grame Giles was tried out Ansley's place at left guard, It is too early 1n the week to decide whether Giles or Ansley will play Saturday night, Both will get dally workouts during, the week to determine who shall enter tba game against tho emerald five.

MYSTIQUE KBEWE TO Will Offer Several Prises for Leaders in Cue Contest--Keen Interest Aroused. mantle of the beautituL that spread Helf yesterday, He can at least keep in "come back" trim wielding a snow shovel if he canbot tug at an oar, Other years the navy officials, especially the coach, made loud cries for more men, This year but one expression was heard: "Money! Money! More Money!" The freshman class boasts, it is said, of nearly a score of huskies--real Indian- meal-imish-and-mUk-six-footers topping scales around the 200 mark. Uncle Jim cast knowing glands through the Liberal Arts chapel one day during a 1014 meeting 1 and enjoyed a real eye feast. Compared with the. material of former years last year for instance, there was nothing like it- Everything took on a rosy tinge.

One co-ed astronomer, whose studies made her watchful of the evening sky, declared that the sun set orange for two weeks in succession. Everyone from Chancellor Day down to Trainer Harry Crowley felt like yelling rah," three or four times. Then came the crash. At Cornell pre-season hopes run high. Seven of the 1910 eight Aviil answer the early rowing call, and veritable hordes are -assured as candidates for the lone place.

But such Is the life of a coach. MIRRORS BESIDE TANKS. Tale Crews Kay Observe Form While Pulling Oars. NEW HAVEN, Jan. the opaninpr the new Yale boathouse today, erected to the memory of George Aciee, the to the spring prac- of the i'ale crews begun, The new house is expected to add materially to the success of the lll crew, ono of the innovations the placing of large mirrors beside tlie rowingr ma- chjnes to enable the men to observe better rowing form.

The. call for crew candidates will be Issued in a few days, and it is that special efforts be directed to the securing- members of last fall's football squad in order that as beefy a crew as possible may be mit.oa the water. I YEY WAY DOWN AND OUT Coney Island Jockey Club Receives 409 Dominations for 1913 SUeeps- head Bay Futurity- YORK, Jan. Another noto of encouragement for those Interested in the "sport of Members of, the Mystique Krewo are arranging another pool tournament in the near future. Among the expert cue handlers of the Krewe who have agreed to take part Jn the tourney are Fred R.

Peck, L. D. Holmes, H. White, E. T.

T. Rundel, Williams, H. H. Jones, I. M.

Clement, A. J. Brews ter, H. IX Weed. M.

Vincett. J. R. I. CaldTvell, Fred St tws Hofmonn, E.

H. TomUnscm. To stimulate a keener interest in the contest several prizes will be offered oy the Kreive, Tlie tournament held last fall is sounded in tbe announcement to-day of nominations ths Coney, Island Jockey CluVs futurity at sneepabcad Bay, to be run in 1013. i Dasplte conditions created by adverse legislation, the club announcement states that 409 nominations bad received when catrios closed January 3, Among those mentioned are tlio following owners: August Bolmont, B. Cassatt, J.

B. llaggin, Thomas C. McDowell, Oneck P. i Hdy, R. 13, F.

Clay, E. Bradley, JvGflflG, Haary T. Oxnard Madden, R. Carter Patter, Schrieljer, Woortford Clay, B. Spreckels, Irving H.

'Wheatcroft and CateBby TRACK Excellent Course, and Well Tilled Entry Lists Argue Well for To-day's Meet, 1 With the track i excellent shape and the entry lists fillcfl to the promising point, this afternoon's meet of the 'Syracuse Ice Racing Club at Kirk Park bids fair to attract a considerable number of devotees of the light harness game and to afford good sport The first event will be called promptly at 2 o'clock and special effort made to have the events follow each other in rapid order, As an added feature, Glaude Ii naugh) will attempt to beat his own record of ,1.12, And his pace of the half mile track should prove interesting. Following is a list of the entries classified at last night's meeting of the club, and should any horse have -been overlooked by the officials corrections may be made at the judges 1 stand on the course: Ctafis Pace-- Claud H. (Gavanaugh), (against BIG LEAGUE STABS TO TWINKLE TOE GENEVANS on II the fliiishing touches on the course, was won by E. T. MacDougall ana H.

Jones. The weather is all that can be desired for the meet. To-morrow's card includes the class and green race for horses have i tique Krewe at the Rrewe To-night a picked team from the Citi- Club will play a-team from the 4- VirTirtfYl. 6 GENEVA, Jan, Gulvin of the Ge- ineva inaoor tawball team to-day. closed a date 'with the New York team Tvlilch pUya John star Epcbester team ou Friday night.

'The game will bo played here Thutatlar night. The Geneva ante TV as substituted, for'a dato in 1 before competed. Both events are fillod. In the 2,18 class event will be seen, the well known Monk owned by "Ab" J31hs of Belleville, Elmont; th3 speedy Webb horse, MacBegent tliat hails from Gladys' P. of Dexter and Dukelate, tho Alexandria Bay hqcse, which the resident of the Bay arc ready to back their roll to win, The green race an entry of some or six youngsters of which great things are expected some day.

I GEAYS VICTOEIOTTS. Away With 3SJohawks by 15 Tv VJ'f'i 1 Margin. bowlera defeatd the on the alleys Jast; night on total pi tig by marain of Krause.waB hlgli with- total of B36 nins Ten men will be selected from each club. PARK BOOKIES GET SEVERE WALLOPING JACKSONVILLE, Fla Jan. feacing tlons tieTQ to-day could not Tvell have been im- dofoatefl At.

GEATS, four out'or 3d, 149 166 Tot 475 478 525 1 Jdltla' i 1 i i' I MOHAWKS, 1st, isa ice 80S 195 3SS KG S23 1:445 -3 8S 3d. IMS 1S3' 35S 369 201 435 Tct. F-36 516 proved upon, Form aa delineated by forniaaccs was tetter conserved than In some time, four first choices mvurdlns tho Ulent. Sharpshooters were ateo In evidence, with the result that the sixteen baoktJ in line received a tcrrittc walloping, one well-know "Met" being authority for tho statement that $50,000 was taken out oE the rEng during the afternoon. Tho stewa-rds of the meeting iiad Garlaud before them to-day to explain orratlc perfonn- ances of, the horse All Red, but officials reserved 780.

S72 Tot. AVQ. 191 18S.lfii 968. 193 S15 -Win; Bronson defeated, the Sol- Bratte Ao winners Tommle Thompson, to Spin, 11 to 10: Henrt Pang. 2 to 11 to 10; Critic, 5 to Third Rail, 9 to 5.

Idol- tabbed. SAX FRANCISCO, Jati, William former Idol of 'the Chicago National League, club, to-day -in thta city for ex- cGodlrig the -limit lu the automobile -which was presonted to. fclm by Chicago as a ball when lie.visltad that city la the world's series between tha Athletics and cuts. Langa.wag making his first trial at the whosl lie. was Wants Johnson's Man.

Strait Shaw, West (Jeneseo 55treet. Tho New York team has in its line-up Wlltso, Devore, Merkle, Boyle and a number of other big league stars, and as the' gaiuo will te atteniled ty tho H6chester which in addi- tion'to Ganzel will include Hana "Wagner, Flaherty Mattcm and 1 possibly Ty Ceueva fane have the opportunity tha largest, auiu- "ber i league stars ever gathered here, PRESIDENT LYNCH GIVES OUT PBE-SEASOTT CONTRACTS NEW YQRK Jan, b--President Lrnch of the National League announced to-night the contracts and" releases: Contracts--TVith Brooklj-n, M. McElreen; with Cincinnati, George E. Sullivan; with Fred W. Luderus, William Releases--By Boston to Pall River (N.

Georgft by Brootelyn to Atlanta (3, George Crabie; by Chicago to Loulsvile (A, Arthur SeveH; by Ptttsburg to ludianapollB time). L15 Class Pace-- Howard B. (Becfcer) Midnight Direct (Jones); Star Gnllae (Coyne); Eli Daiay Gardner CPrevo). 1,20 Ciosa Pace--Col. Carter (Croly); Teddj (Murry); Gibson Girl (GrifEin).

1,15 Clara Trot-- Roj-se mpvolr) Airy Fairy fllyrla Bell (Griffin 1 McGregor Wilkw OVIHmr); Milton Girl (Breesee); Earl S. (Strait 1,25 Class Trot-- DoTicy G. CMcHnron); Lizzie T. (Peckham)t Eloquent (Caflery); Black Bass (Epr jfiLQinV Class Pace-- Coolrldgo, jr. (Ida)! Joe Warren (McFhgHna); Reo (Newcomb); Daisy Mar Jeneviero Kliie (Aevolr) Tommy (FaclO; Gtpsy Girl -(GUtier); Gray Cost BOUT WITH ATTELL IS COSTER'S BY A SHADE i Eeathevweiglit Champion Nearly Through the Bopes in Tenth from Blow on Jaw- 1 NEW TORK, Jan.

Coster of Brooklyn had a shade tha better of Abe in a fast and clean ten-round bout the. Vandertiilt A. C. Brooklyn, to- BOWLING SEEN HINKEY DEE SERIES Kukri of tbe Cubs Bolls High Total of 551 Pins. Several Iiotly contested games were rolled by tho Illnkcy Bees last night on Kiintzsefc's alleys, By the clever, consistent bowling and coaching of "Schrimp" JEV'ood.

the Giants' won tttrce games straight the Naps and tlio Cubs won throe from nie Yanks. William Kulm o.f the Cubs bowled Ji'lgU total of SSL Next Monday ttic Cube wHl bowl the Giants and the Yanks the Nass. Tho scores: CUBS. Clany JDS Moore 120 Dlxoa 115 Swift 144 W. TCuhn ifei 100 3d.

1S3 Tot. 47G 4CO 114 146 114 198 SS2 SI Totals 966 TANKS. 71 940 Tot, Nelson .1 AwtJn 180 .4. 133 Cahill 183 H. Fellows 33 P.

Judge C. Q'Neil 103 150 113 144 106 107, 103 ,101 149143 143 435 427 S17 So 102 111 Totals 8SD GIANTS, 1st. 145 IG3, 123 140 153 S31 E-36 Bell Welch Ken yon Helganz i ITg 'IS4 172 1S3 117 174 Tot. Jacobs Wood Totals I 1 I 4 4 I 1 19C S76 1st, IfiO 912 128 .150 '909 408 Kulm Man gin Whiting Mack Van Deevsr 171 158 335 4S7 Totals SG7 804 841 2512 Chalmers Valentine Co. Temp, A 4 1 Onon, St.

Hoadstar, Suburban, n. Torpedo and Lrimou- s3rie tlie famous plerce Engin Case Machine 35S-360 Phones 3443 Bell, 1SS8 New FORD Motor Car 2S5 West Genasee at. Co. 1419 Phone SIS. Sallna Chairman mann, of National Commits Ion a nouriccs' th at tha new position of asslsUnt to 1 himself tiae been offered 1 to Secretary Josepli -Planner' of ih a ye ar; and I i'.

JOHNSON IK Peiil at MITCHELL AGENCY 511 South Clinton St NATIONAL King timfth S. State Stoddard-Bayten Lexington Ava.rand THOMAS Valentine .410 WKitfr A- ClinioA Aulb -ff. fiKc OC aieams niihtni Frank Ccrr'don: to Toronto (B, John to Newark (IS. LJ, A. Kankia Jnbnson.

AttelNwas forced himself at all times to hold his own, and in the tenth' riiinri was at him with a rush and. iviuiam Robot-tson; by St. Louis to Chicago TM 4 a Slrrt Heht to the jaw nearly put (K W. Victor a Wilite! to Buffalo through the came back stronB and both were fighting furiously at the pell, CINCINNATI EEDS SOTJTHWAED ON MAIICH 1 Jan, Clarke Griffith Kationala announces he. vill to Hot A He wlSTwoi tuare hlg.eev^ra] pltchars and three catchers for altndst weeks, the remaining members of tho -learn tfin ffo south.

Several exhibition gamee are planned for Cincinnati for' the spring mako their sty at, Hot. Ehori, Ifresli Meat for PRINCETON. N. Jan. "Cor- noil Michigan are tho teams on Princeton baseball schedule for ancomiced to-night by Andrew-P." baaeball Tha usual aerlest-of; three- games has been reduced to OIIQ because in arranging- '-tetltuttona.

-V'ii Supplies" Ask for ri Thermite Anti-Freeze --and get the proper article to prevent 'your water-jackets froni' freezin 315 ST. ARMO UNOCORD and tinbuLU)Qf Our bt but Dot cur COLLARS GEO. F. IDE CO-r Makers, TROY, Y. tier what you pay, sir there notn better 19 nor AMERICA NDIAN ATHLETE SHOWSJJP WELL Chief Albert Bender Most Prominent Redskin in Sporting World.

DETROIT, Jan. American Indian, while looked upon as an: atli- i i THEEMITE aporate metal either rubber. attaci gallon RMITE tliree water ffallons American consider the word, has nevertheless shown up prominently in'proportion-to his percentage of people, Chief Albert -Bender, the Minnesota Indian of the Athletics, a Carlisle graduate, is one of the best pitchers who ever trampled a hurling heap, and for the Athletics he has won his share, of games in three pennant races--1902, 1905 and 1910--and alo a game in the world's series this season. He is, ac- corclinsr to Ira Thomas, the greatest speetf pitcher in the country, and the. cutest curve fiinger in either league, jsencler Is one of the best shots in the lahd and he is working far one of the big gun factories this winter, the Indian outfielder, Cleveland, was one of the baseball players who retired and went back to the mines before he reached his prime.

He as good a thrower as ever shot a ball from the outer garden to the plate, a corking batter and a splendid man on the Chief Myers of the New Yorks. who graduated from St. Paul, is, dated as a catcher who in a few'seasons amply fill the of R6ger Bresnahan, late Gtent, now of; the Cardinals; Myers has been a bi help to Manager MeGrasvy and in addition being-; a backstop who, with Indian-wile baffles the best batsmen, is a ticker of no mean ranlc. He greatly aided in Seating 1 the Highlanders in ihe New 4 cars are out ot the reach-or-de- rfre of: most but Tobih- 4 Be HynieL who was lately a tnis- piloted a huge racing- Thpugh a the'forest, he was as faultless and Saring- a driver as veverVentered; a rusning-Mke the wind drove; onlyi short; time. Jjut along; Gaiflbllne; I 1 1 ij.