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'AILIISII -')': ES, 'iiielIRI'ME livppert and Huston Finally Clinch Sale of flew York Clubi 11A13 DOSS A Sintinicr rallnal Al A. U. 11z3st Audi; Hold Buts Ns Cceathi 'Yanks' New Owner I and tneirManager. QUINTET 1 BEATS MAROONS 1 BY 24 TO 10 SCORE Vitiators lio'ioni4 by fSull4riinb biktise and I Stiong'Di Detrcit. Dec.

tniversay of Chicago basketball team found the oppositien against the Detroit T. 3L C. A. quintet too strong tonight and succumbed to a 24 to 10 more. At half time the Wolverines led, 10 to 5.

1 I Orly three Chicago basgeta were thrown, the remaining points coming from four free throws. The Detroit total was represented by eight baskets and as many points after fouls. As usual, Chicago required a long Aisne to get started. Detroit's splendid defenee warmed up Nabout the same time as Chicago's forwards, however, and broke up Most attempts for scores. Mazer for Detroit and Stegeman for Chkago were the individual stars.

ritIROOLI-PURPLE DON'T LIKE CODE MINER POLO Modified Camel Highly Pleasing to East, Opposel by Local Schools. 1 11 3 4, A --ir 7 CHICAACO Film IY 3A.NtrARY 1 191b 1. ----41 1111 11 .1, 7. S' I 4 v. -S il 0 Iv Ito ,16 s- IL' 0 A ..3 "A 7f: 0,, anks New Owner 11DETROIT QUINTET rin, 1 0 1 ufILD AT-11 ol! II.

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U. 1 0 ICal A Detroit. Dec. 31---ISpeciaLlThe tiodified Came Highly Pleas- 1 9 9 1 totem-gay of Chicago basketball team 11 1 E' 5-'. lamalio a L.

Issavki0t Anatit Hold 5.the.,Detroit i Only three Chicago basgets were and Iluston- Fl- i 1 1 1 1- T. C. A. quintet too strong tonight and ,:,:1:. Ottinatherncoyuwmnplr free throwsed niteng10 scorepoints.

Ac ot mi lia In fir i log to East, Opposel by Nbabtebt 1 plly Clinch Sale of -THERE? Buts This rA3th Local Schools, iiiii defente '1 '1 from four The Detrcit total 1 1 was represeiatcttenircbatygoouelisg.rehtqba;rekdeysaaniond ags As usual! Her" York Club, I I I 1 Aisne to get started. Detroit's. splendid 4 1 't warmed up ebout the same time I as Chicago's forwards. leowerer. and -I.

broke up Most attemota for cores. Maser was ACP. I tal" la Ilk 11 di for Detroit and Stegeman for Chicago i 1- 1 IIALIED- tx. DOSS 1 le I were the individual stets. 0 I' 3-- i 1 I iff ti itil I 411.tpo 11..

I 1 71111(111Allhrr Ir" Vitt rffhl i Detroit 12,41. Chicago UO1. 1 I Sutton L. F.SchaefferoStegenen Mosey R. Streusel: 1 Kreltz C.

1 1 Stegetnan. Bennett Wilson L. O. Got gas Mazer R. 0 Ktamiller BasketsKeene 141, Wilson 121 Mazer 121.

1 George. Townley. Free throw Mazer Isl. Stevenson 121. George 121.

Referee I Dr. Hackett. lows State. entpireTomlin- 1 son. Buffalo.

1 1 Detroit PAL Chicago 110J. 1 But too L. Sl Ste F.caefterogremen Krel3QmtitzY Etenrenfou C- Tw 7.onlel i BY FRANK J. MILLMAN. Director of Pirimming.

Princeton tn1venthr.1 The new water polo rules as presented for adoption at the National Collegiate Athletic association a few days ago met with oppositlon from the University of Chicago and Northwestern university. The code as submitted to the collegiate governing body was a game composed of the best principles of the old American game was go popular in athletic clubs a few years ago in addition to the best principles of the latest A. A. U. game commonly known as soccer polo.

That the game la popular in the east goes without for IS is a known fact that should the personal contact game be eliminated from the eastern Intercollegiate programa corporars guard would not come out for the meets, while as it Is. swilnming and polo rank first among the minor sport at Tale and Princeton. goverring body BY FRANK J. SULLIVAN. Director of Frimming.

Princeton tsfrerierI.1 The new water polo rules as presented for adoption at the National Collegiate Athletic association a few days ego met with opposition from the University Cicao and Northwestern unfree- ohg sity. 'rhe 'code as submitted to the col- legia Vet was a game corn- posed of the best principles of the old Br KNOCKOUT- Central, Amatrut boxers 'will battle' for sictionel titles in Kenoigha this ikonth The sandtion from the Na- 1 tional A. A. U. has been practically 80.

)16 sured. and all that remain. Le the setting ,4 41 the dates. According toilarry Forbes who wfil be in charge of the local besets. 'w the 'Conteete probabty begin about i the middle of this month and may be car- i tied over two weeks.

1 Ets 11...,:, Peter rerkker. who prm oote the 'bouts in the Wisconsin city. already i as 1 been assured an entry list of nearly fifty 1 J. youngsters. Bouts In all claw from bantamweight to heavyweight ill be staged.

Not only win Chiago be well rep- I resented. but Kenosha. Mitiraultee. Wan- 1' Madiso n. and points will send young fighters.

I )Zist-i-COLJACDb Will fat According to Forbes. the idea is to de- I vekp boxers from among the amateill ClekseSts511--LARONC136N, ranks and to create added Interest in the pugilistic sport in these parts. in time it I. the hope of the leaders to place ma- teur pugilism or the same plane as other Atashie Warped, topnotch imateur athletics. Willard in' Fast Workout.

Wail of Novice Jess Willard cut loose with tremendous I speed in hie five round workout at I ISS brA7TE NOONAN of Tacc Forbes' gymnasium yesterday. Opposed I took up golf recently. Follow to the aspirant for Jack Johnson's crown a. morning of play at the Taco Mashie Warped, Wail of Novice. lifA7TE NOONAN of Tacoma took up golf recently.

Following morning of play at the Tacoma Br ICNOCIOUT- Athletichnion boxers will battle for sictionel Aities in Kenoiha this month The sanction from the Na- Elks tional A. U. has been practically sti- )1' aural. and all that remains is the settin orir- 411- of the dates. According to Harry Forbes.

sNL. who will be in charge of the local boxer. a' the 'contests rehab will I the middle of Pthis monlYth andl biengaynbeabocaurt- I itr'' tied over two weeks. i I Peter rerkker. who will promote the! I tk 'bents in the Wisconsin city.

already has 1 been assured an entry' list of nearly fifty 1 and nearby other youngsters. Bouts ha all classes from bantamweight to heavyweight will be resented. but Kenosha. Milwaukee. Wau- Madison, Ilacint points will send young fighters.

Is staAcgceod.rdISTIn;t tIni7FolvrbeinsChia. I ()Uwe -1LJACC bILLP01403AN. 1 4 -I. 144b 111111I 11 7 ffi PURPLE BASKET SQUAD. DEFEATS ARMOUR, 39-37.

New York. Dec. Jacob Ruppert Jr. and Capt. Tillingbeet Hustoa finally purchased the New York American kague baseball dub from Prank J.

FarreLL William B. Devery et al. at the Hotel Wolcott this afternoon. This deal. which had hung fire for several wielin was eMcially announced by President Ban Johnson at exactly 4:18 p.

cm The transfer has been effected (it was Ban Johnson's representative who spoke) and every one is perfectly'satietted. Col. Ruppert will act as president of the club under the new regime. Capt. Huston win serve as secretary and treasurer.

Wild Bin Donovan wiU manage. The other officials have not as yet been se' iseted. ell 1 deAkil neW A yrs-. IF 2 Aft db. M.P.

JaCOD scuppert Jr. -WI a minimax Huston finally purchased the New York American league baseball club from Frank J. Farren. William B. Devery et al.

at the Hotel Wolcott this afternoon. This deal. which' had hung flre for several evens. was oMcially announced by Preat- dent Ban Johnson at exactly 4:18 p. rn.

The Inuasfer has been effected fit was )3an Johnson's representative who spoke) and every one is perfectly'satistled. Col. Ruppert will act as president of the club under the new regime. Capt. Huston serve as secretary and treasurer.

Wild Bin Donovan wiU manage. The otber officials bave not as yet been Iseted." 7fit A 4111( se, I Narthwestern university's basketball eve nosed out the Armour Institute squad In a esose Offish at Patten gymnasium yesterday afternoon. the count being SP to IT when the final whistle sounded. Whittle. Ellie.

and Kincaid were the scoring heroes for the Purple. The first named led with eighteen points, the remit of uIz baidtets and as many tree throws. J. Sullivan tor the Institute dropped in eve ringers and registered eight tree tosses. Lineup; Northwestern 1391.

Armour OM. Ellis Kincaid Morin Whittle C. Sandroft Pattersnit Sullivan Schneeberger 0 Abrams BasketsJ. SuWvan Pl. Wilcox.

Moriat 481. Bremen 121.. flondroft (2). T. Sullivan.

Mae 141. Kincaid I4). Whittle el. Patterson. Pres throws-4.

Sullivan. Eandroft (8). Kincaid. Whittle RI. asOM I I 1 V.E...,;i!'",-0.1 were Jack Moran and Jack Heinen.

The I Country club she left her clubs at former battled three rounds and the tat- I the home of Mrs. H. R. Carter, a ter two. fellow member.

Returnimr for them soy former battled three rounds and the tat- the home of Mrs. H. R. Carter, a ter two. I fellow member.

Returning for them PITCHER DENT011 SOUGHT BY CUBS 1 i i piTclIER DErIT i 011 fil.1 -1-( plant 4 CUBS i. QWLG ofilteRsvs PING -W. LARDNEri PULLPAANS PLAY IN ST. LOUIS The Pullman soccer team left last night for St. Louis, where it will play a merles of three games with teams from the St.

Lout" Soccer league. The game today WILL be the OUO OS the series. as the Car Builders who bold the Chicago championship. will inset, Louis. which bolds the sound City title.

Tim Waal' logien Heights team of the Association Foot-bail League of Micas and the Starlit tetun of the Chicago Soccer league will play this afternoon at One Himdred and Seventh street and, Vincenuee avenue at O'clock. The Heights team will entertain the viadtore after the match. Contact Game in Favor. Columbia and Pennsylvania also contend that the personal contact gams is what makea swimming so popular in the colleges. which proves that if thin game thotad be eliminated in favor at 'water basketball or soccer," which at Present prevails In the west.

the aquatic gam. would get a severe setback. Water pclo as played by the athletic clubs was one of the most popular games ever played in club pools. There was such keen rivalry. however.

between the Chicago Athletic club and the New York A. C. thatthe players were more interested in the individual rather than the ball that the game was finally abolished by the A. A. in favor of soccer." The present.game compares with the old American style.

as soccer football compares with the college game. It Is a wonderful game for the players, but most uninteresting for the spectators, who favor the old hand to band combat found under the old rules. 4 Confidence in Swimmer. One of the beat features of the rough game, as it is designated by western coach'es. is that It tends to Instill the confidence in a swimmer that Is abeolutely required la life saving.

and the fact that there never Ilea been a serious accident to a pla3rer of this strenuous game is the best recommendation. "Ericoer." as It is played in the west. is a Aso game fee the contewasits. litaatouch as It Is good conditioner." but from a spectator's viewpoint it Is dead. It is to be hoped that the old Asterism game will not be condned to eastern college for Its right to exIstence as a sport.

with the adoption of the new rules es presented at the National Collegiate A. A. the game with certain Onuses for the better. should prove one of the most Interesting of all linown 9011113a of water sport. I eevFor the first time Willard showed-what i eral days later.

she found Mrs. Carter he hopes toll against the champion bat- i Lot at home. but the maid found some tier. He went After his training partners I clubs and gave them to the novitiate. The with conidderable spirit, using his left next day Miss Noonan called up Mra bead oftener than he ever did in his pre- 1 Carter and made the following report: lone lout.

Behind all his southpaw I It's odd. but don't you know." ate books Ind swinge there was plenty of said. my mashie Is warped horribly. I force. Throughout tke live rounds be was 1 You must have had it too near the fur-the aggressor.

Winch's partners no tin2e mice. I could hardly do a thing with it." to rest. 1 Mrs. Carter was surprised and investiWillard will leave this morning wan I gated. She found 1111105 Nocman bad Manager Tom Jones for New York.

i taken her gooseneck putter intend of her While there the heftyweight will pose I own mashie. for moving spictures for a week after which' a two weeks tour of one night atab" will be the program before the HOLD FIRST CONTESTS fighter and manager reach El Paso. Tex. When they arrive in the Texas city WU- FOR ICE SKATERS TODAY. lard will go Into training to put on the abing touches for his bout with John- l'a ettettee ra engage meet et en In Gen' Villa.11 casino at maims, Men Attletiaramin its Lathe derbSielPnery at WeGeorty Batters Sparring Brats.

I Hembeldt lle'rit Ca. e't the tegteree of the Eddie mcGoorty, who bottles Billy peva race program win be an exhibition of fancy skating by Bobby kfcLoan4whe Fenn-ray lift week from today also i Itin ktrurttnir rhmmnionahin tftle when Ice skaters 'will engage in the first meet et the season Ws afternoon whett the Sleipner Athletic eMb holds Ito annual, ice derby at Humboldt park. One of the features of the seven race program will be an exhibition of fancy skating by Bobby who relinquished bin amateur championship title when I. Glynn swears that in January last year Adams sold him one of his prizes, a gold ring with a amall diamond In It. For this Glynn et.ys be paid ge.

Possibly this proves that Adams is a professional. It certainly shows that Glynn is a wild ICEENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT. RING our, WILD BELLS. Ring oat, wild belle, to the black email, Ti. icy maks, the freezing cold; The yeer le datiolg, I en fold; Biagi oat, wild beUs end let him croak.

Rhea oat the thirst that coffee, tee. Aged water serer tea assaege; Blow in Jose new soft beverage That one van drink enjoyed', peedtbrift Price May Handle Business. The foregoing comprised the Metal statement. But other facts may be read between the lines. It leaked out that James E.

Price will be coerced into accepting a position as businers manager Cf the new combine. Several other minor elE-4als also roost Mr. Johnsan isserted that the new own-era were prepared to provide for the local teem a home in keeping with the tramL'onal glory of New York. This statei-t scent was borne out by both Ruppert and Huaton. The new partners said they would trave-a plant of their own before another two years.

But there was a different 'story. This was to the effect that the New Yorks 'would continue to utilize the very choice tonventences of the Polo grounds. It was said that Ban Johnson was about to close with President Harry N. Hemp' 7, stead for a term of years on the Brush propoidtion. "Got Xy Price," Bays Parrell.

Prank LrarrelL the retiring bead of the club tied: I gained my point, for a got Dry While I do not care to say the total amount paid for the franOgee, and players, every one knows the price I asked was $300.090. Tee know I am a good esticker and I generally get what wanteven if I have to wait for it. 't Certainly I am most sorry to retire free the name which I love. But I feel I that I have been well repaid for all the efforts and disappointments. The very kazt I can bee In view of the glad New Tear.

is that under Messrs. Ruppert and Huston the club wins a world's chain' Vonehip in 1913. We are not at liberty at this time to announce the terms of sale. said the American league president. but I can heartily assure you that Col.

Ruppert and Capt. Huston own every share of stock of the club." Capt. Huston said; that Manager Bill Donovan would be given every encouragement to work out the salvation of the 1 Seas' A can auPe' In view (4 Ilke. glad New Tear. is that under Messrs.

Ruppert and Huston the club wins a world's chain- rf, gionehip in -We are not at tha tertnalibealtyaaalat etbetu American league president but I taa heartily assure yoit that Col. Ruppert and CIPt Huston own every shore of stock ot the club." Ca Pt. ust11 Manager Bill Donovan would be given every encour agement to work out the salvation of the egpLaAa Weave, ea Allah 'Mae aS I Inalegie ng. asul omer lams may Da rasa ILE --ne sew comome- beverat outer minor olit-4als oda) utast bl tilled- Mr- Johnsan isserted that the new own-- ers were prepared to provide for the local taws a home in keeping with the tram- t' Lonal glory of New York. This state- scent was borne out by both Ruppert and Illusion The new partners mdd they Illwould have-a of their own before another two years.

But. there lsc) was a different 'story. setwen ute units- st Lemma out that James E. Price will be coerced into actenting a position as business manager id the new combine- Several other minor also rskost bl 113zu 113y tril 1E3 If Ille1t3 Ccrtud TIEL13. Entries close tonight for the lee skating derby to be held at Humboldt perk Sunday afternoon by the Norwegian Turner aociety, Neater Johnsen.

nay North OPAilinnta avenue. has ammo of the eetry Beta Events tiled are: Boll sato and ono mils remelt clam Att one mile, ohm tom mile novice: half mile for bolts 'Mtn' 11 rtaS of age; half toile for boys between 11 years of ego, two mile handicap. CYCLISTS TO SCORCH TODAY. he announced recently his jump to the rocks of professionals The opening event is set for 1 'clock. Tpe list includes half ndle dashes.

for boys under 13 years and for boys from 13 to 11 years: a half mile acratch race, a mile novice race, mite scratch affair. and a two Mile handicap. The seventh event scheduled 1 is a half mile for wsenen. Th1511'111 Dot be Iheld unless three more etrizies are secured. as a field Of gin is required.

and only three DOMInstiomt have been received thus far. uir. and tam three more irort or are, amazed, Geld of sio is reqed 47111Y three 0. D2) inatiomt have been received thus far. 1 1 Local cyclists today win revive the historic race to Pullman.

Forty entries are exPected but the list may be even larger, as nominations will be accepted at the post. The Two-Fifty club bac charge of the event, as usual. Tke start will be made from Thirty-fifth street and Grand boulevard at 10 o'clock. At Pullman the riders will finish in front of the Florence betel. Evan wm 0 0 maims MIMI Thirty-UM treet and at 10 oclock.

At Pu Grand boulevard 'llman the riders will finish in front of the Florence boteL CORNELL TAKES CHESS LEAD war a ta.awle 111 a 111111160 woe v.v... BY SA3I WELLER. Reports from Cincinnati yesterday indicated that three cornered trade with the Cabs. Reds. and Cardinals involved may be put through instead of the swap contemplated by ms and Cubs.

Miller Huggins. boos et the Cards. was in the Rhine cityin conference with Manager Herzog of the but the talkfest ended-without any announcement of a deal. deal. the Cabs.

Reds. and Cardinals Involved ards. was In n2ay be put through Instead of the wwap contemplated by fp- Id dirge and Cubs. Miller boos the Clk the Rhine cityin conference with Ilan- ager Herzog of the Reda but the talkfest ended -without any announcement a deal. 4 Ricsournolii.

By Fred make no more foxy trades with St. L.uIs. By Willie to leave the right side arm: chin unprotected when near Charles White. 0) Not to entrust my title to an English referee. By Joe to pitch a slow ball to Hank 0owdy.

By Chief warm up before pitching. Spike to, kick off to Clark. By Charles to grow another appendix. By Shorty Des JardienNot to punt when a couple of inches from the side line. 1 By MithigaaNot to mak" any one year engagements with a temporarily better team" By Mahe and MeekNot to bore Philadelphia with another pennant winner.

By Hank O'DayNot to manage the Cubs. By Rumen to play second base for the White Sox." By Fight WelterTo give the home Soy a slight shade. B7 get married. Iny noire nanu-Bisiot to- xicx oir to Clark. By Charles Releklep-4Tot to grow another appendix.

By Shorty Dan JimmiesNot to punt when a couple of inches from the side line. By MithigaaNot to inaka any one year engagements with a temporarily better team" illy Slab. MaekNot to bore Philadelphia with another pennant win- nen By to Manage the Cubs. By Rsteeell Illeekbierurot to play second base for the White Sax.tA the By Fight WettoreTo glee te home a slight shade. By Prep-aro get married.

bit a fast cacti in a three round encounter with Stockyard Tommy Murphy. Edward was hitting on all cylinders anti poor Tommy. although willing enough to give McGoorty the best kind of a workout. apparently was pleased that the exhibition was to Wyse, than three rounds. Mike Snyder and Manager White left few Peru.

111.. last night for Sayders ten round wrap with Gotta Dols this afternoon. Snyder. whe has risen rapidly from the amateur ranks. pleased the fans at O'Coneetra with a spirited workout The brunt will weigh 136 pounds at 10 o'clock.

Three other boats are on the card. as follows: Al Mantel' vs. Pete Childs. 146 pounds. eight rounds: Men Wilson and Freddie Repine.

nas pounds. eight pounds; Jack Morgan and Young Maxwell. 128 pounds. elx rounds. Flynn vs.

Dams Today. Morris Flynn and Andy Dana trill raettlin the feature scrap for a four bout card at 711.. this afternoon. Jim Duffy and Ed-Oliver. vreiterweights.

have signed for a tea round bout in private on Jan. 10. The Rosebud Athletic club will stage foot' contests in private Sunday. Willie Schaefer and Lynn will battle at 146 pound'. Tb ether tights ate: Clip Soderman vs.

Jimmie Coded. AEI pounds: Alex. Relate vs. George Adams. 116 pounds: Tom Scully vs.

Marry Martwett. 164 pounds. AU bouts will be six rounds. scrap with Gotta DOTS this afternoon. ama- Snyder.

who bas risen rapidly from the tour ranks. pleased the -fans at (roomier's wiweithgbansapirptou at seloc workout. otewhll! bouts aro en am follows: Al Stealer vs. -Pete 'Childs. 145 pounds.

eight rounds: Nan wawa and Freddie Endue. wis coanw- eight rounds; Jack blorgan and Young bialwoll. 128 Mint ala -713rint vs Dana Today. 31011111 Flynn and Andy Dana trill weeps the featur srap for a four bout card at Ot- 111. this afternoon.

Jim Duffy and Ed. welterweights. have signed fOr a tell Oliver. teettellnd bout jey117. 10.

Barber; and Lynn will battle Iit HS potmdz. Tbe ether ligAte are: CIIP Soderman ea- jimmi. 154 poud "aunty'. liarryIlantrett. ns.

AU bouts will be six rounds. Ring out those portions of the trot Too difficoll for me to dance; Give soy poor partner's feet chancel Ring in some steps of simpler plot. Ring out the football spines that drag And make es sorry that Ice male; Ring in a throbbing, tingling tome Between the team of Yost anal Stagg. Ring oil the war in Enrage, end The talk about that foolish foss; Ring in some theme that this poor cuss Can listen Jo end understand. Ring out the hoof and month And Benjamin aid Mary's elan; Ring in on southern Michigan Renown a bit more fragrant, please.

Ring out the magnats's interriele. The stars signed stories, kindred crimes; -Ring in more Collinses, 0 chimes! Lees have baseball club or two! Platt Adams. the jumper. Is charged with receiving money for some of the prizes he won at amateur meets. One T.

Between taa lames of zees 0,1 DEWY- la The ta Ring oat the Ivor in Etteope, end ma that 1001iSk JIM; Mat ill "Ige them. thet this Pear 08.1 Can listen Jo end undereteed. meg out the Aeet esti sleuth iliseelet And Benjamin Old Mery's clan; uthern Michigan Itielt ill ell so Bosoms bit more fragrant, pkese. Ring eat tlia magnats's interrieir. The stat's signed stories, kindred er -Ring in store Collings, 0 dustiest ter.

hove besebau dub Or tiro! Platt Adams. the Jumper. is charged with receiving money for some of the prizes be won at amateur meets. One T. When Bresnshan was in Cincinnati earlier in the week be made out of Cub plants; with whom he is ready to part.

and left the list for the'consideration of Herzog. It is likely that Herm, IUCING.TODAY AT NEW ORLEANS PRIZE LIST FOR SONSPIEL Duluth. Dec. U.Prize lists for the Northwestern Curling aosociation bourpiel. to be bald at the Duluth Curling club.

starting Jan. th. wore trade public today by Secretary W. R. Withrow.

'file list is cotnplete with the exception of the second and third events, which will be similar to the others. and followu: First event. Duluth CurlingPour traveling bags. four pairs curling stones. four 110 safety razors.

Fourth event. wastemFour copper electric coffee percolators. four Parisian ivory manicure sets. four palre gold cuff Linke. four extra quality sweaters.

Fifth event. coneolationFcstr auto lunchatm tour sets ivory handled knives and forks. four bath robes. four pearl handled pocket Iniveo. special design.

Sixth event, internationalFour Sheffield sillier Macey plattera four mahogany inlaid herring trays. Seventh event. the dirdwaYFour eeventren Jewel gentlemen's mild gold watches. gentle-trims traveling cases. TOO OLD TO PLAY CHECKERS.

Cincinnati. 0, Dec Hutzler. 73 years old, the oldest checker player in Cincinnati and tor manY Year Ohio stale caeltinion. will go to Chicago for the biennial American checker tournament Jan. Id.

although be will not participate In the I am too old to play with the young exPerta who will be there." maid be toda. SPORTING NEWS NOTES. Evaneton acid Hyde Park High Reboot heavy and light "mien basketball teams will play at EVallaten Y. M. C.

A-. tomorrow afternoon. The first game will Mart at a o'clock. Max Gime. a young Clikegoon, la training to take rank with the leading atrenf men of the world.

By a systematic courof of dumbbell work he already Me fitted Irlinself perform a number of feats. He eon lift :10 pounds with one finger ard bresk two Mob rope by pulling it. Re will gfte hie first etbibitiont on Jam. 01 at Polish Union hall. New York, Dec.

four games straight in the second round of the sixteenth annual tournament of the Triangular ag lege ChM, league bar War. tVrnell assumed the lead with a two point advantage over PeSIIISYVania. bolder of the championship. Cornell took two points at the expenipo of Brown. the men from Providence being left with a zero score.

At the close of today's play the college ranked so follows: Cornell. Pennsylvania, 0- WILLIFORD HURT AT URBANA. rrbana, III Dee. A. Williford.

veteran forward on the Illinois basketball dye. was injured in practice today sod he probably ifl be unable to play in the work end practice zanies at Peoria against Om Peoria Tigers, Ray Woods the little Brass-ton star, probably will take his place. Dayton Manager Quito Job. Dayton. Dee.

Nee. for two years manager or the local Central kmistio baseball club. resigned Ma position today and will retire from baseball to go into ether boldness. Last year Nee's team son tho peonast. never bolo( out of firot place.

American checker New York Dec. four games at se raight in the second round of the ixtenth tournament of the Triangular aglego TOO OLD TO PLAY CHECKER Chem annual toleague bore today. C.Vrnell assumed PRIZE LIST FOR BONSPIEL. 0. the lead with a two point advantage ever Pennsylvania.

bolder of the championship. Dec. lists for the Clociturati. 0, Dec. Cornell took two points at the expense el Hutzler.

73 years old, the oldest checker payer Brown, the men from Providence being left warn Brennatan wan in Cincinnati be held at the Duluth Curling club. starting NDortulauwth'estera Curling association borspleL to In Cincinnati and for many years owes state with a zero score. At the close of today's play champion. will go to Chicago for the biennial the college ranked ire Cornell. Ti Jan.

la ware made public today by Secretary earlier in the week be made out of R. withrmr. The BA Is complete with tournament Jan. IL al- Pennsylvania, 0- exception of the second and third events, which Cub plant. with whom be la ready to will be similar to the others.

and followe: though hu will net Partieinate in the game'. I am too old to play with the young expert WILLIFORD HURT AT URBANA. 'lc part. and left the list for the'considera- of Berson It le likely First event. Duluth Curling-Pour traveling who will be there." maid be tad a) that Herm" Fourth event.

western-Fear copper electric teem. 1 I I Dec. al. Modelle-2k A. rabarsert.our pairs curling stones.

four 110 safety SPORT'ING NEWS NOTES. Williford. veteran forward on the Illinois bag- coffee percolators. tour Feriae, ivory maw. kethall was injured in practice today end 4, FiArr auto lunch- at Erallatati Y.

11- C- 11- twn111'w atterlIticr Evaneton and Hyde Park Hish school heavy he probably will be unable to play in the emelt cure sets. four pairs gold cuff Linke. four extra and light weight basketball teams trill play end practice at Peoria against Om Peoria Tigers. Ray woods. the little Deans- clurialiftillY swevellentt.eriLconoolation- hits.

tone rote ivory handled knives ono 'rho first game will start at o'clock. ton star, probed', will take his place. four bath robes, four peel handled pocket men a roans calkagoe.a. in traitim levee. STOCIat itizthateevent.

inttleornation, nalour-Four eld all- theto test r. rar atialrytheetem leading of I DaytDoany. 071. DeoMa.allasiteir.--JobtillyttNgleesT.olorb. to L.

er Pla 1 oga 3- Inlaid bell work be already lute fitted Irimself to years manager of the local Central league erring Vars. 'Seventh event. the Ordway-Four seventeen walthnuoillatertingoterteelaLard breneekealla tWlift0 tric21 bard bretail ireclufrob.mreaseignbardlilltioe gimwto gtraeurtitelminegru'ess seseoli.d gold watches. gentle- reon by Ptillint it. He will give bits first ex- nese.

Last year Nees team wee the pennast. 4 RACING TODA bibitiont on Jet. 10 at Polish Union ball. never being out of tire place. it A le 4-- AT NEW RIZ-And 140 11 I a local team.

may accept one ot The propositions Star as Xansiger. mitted by Itogr in ordet 10.1tellre Donovan's roan rial ge career has been terial fora secondlindiwith St. Louis. even more brilliant than the days of his Roger-Wants Pitcher Benton-tackle' triumphs in the big show. He too' of tbe Provideece club of the Interne- Bubo Benton.

the southpaw who tonal banns and in Ices than a your eon. has been a source Of considerable worry "Vet" a choloPion out of a hopeless bower. to the Cubs in the peat is the pitehow Bream-Demean la a real thinker. In every respect ban went after when be found Ito bad ne chance be la modem Mo took bete to mascot but to talk Herrmann out of Beth Groh. the little bil friends believe that wad Bin will comet socotbd bagmen.

It01.7 IMPOCI1 lalie GeCteg througb on usual sub bta broad Wither Pismo via Um Arado route. and be Cat. nestetet tweed all peewee er to is anuloter to oscura another left banter to help Capt. Bunton. it captain soId: out Vaughn with the southpaw bawling.

I au ateasted to gay bow meat we illy securing Bernan. Roger would put over pail hoe tha yaahook but cot Ruppert Is Si 1113 esceptionalry eerie Soak T. Rubs wen sauteed Oar-I ens myself that will to monis gloss the Cubs a bard allonloo when aids to bring a pennant winning team of play- "Inn luul has additam tbe ore together in this city. It to a tdo andetteh roster would ea we the left handed hitters Os 1 feel confident we can accomplish It. tho west side club great deal of try in the 1111 Dontersa la to be our manager.

and we toineo et a noason- bare tho greatest toundento In bis ability. Neither Bresnahan tor Preoldent Thomas knoAsnrldbAirs at tho Imamnee did Boger -Wants Pitcher Benton. Rube Benton. the southpaw who has been a source of eonstderable worry to the Cuba in the peat. is the pitcher Bresnahan went after when be found he bad no chance to talk Ilerrmann out et Beim Groh, the second bagman.

Roger expects to lose George (Flibert) Pierce via tiro Made route. and be Le analous to secure another left bender to help out Vaughn with the southpaw borling. Il'y securing Benton. Roger would put over an eiceptionaltr cleyet desk Robs" always elves tbe Cube a bard argument when be opposes than. and his addition to the local roster would save the left handed haters ea the we side club a great deal of I errY tbo course et a -season- Neither Bresnahan tor President Thomas definite knowledge et the entrance at Meade ition kcal team.

I may accept one of The proponitis sub- on DensTall, Star as Xanager. i mitted by Itogr in order to. stellreJna- Donovan's managerial career has been terial fors second trade with St. Loula even more br brilliant than the days of his Boge Wants Pitcher Benton. 14tet-hig triumphs in the big show.

Re toe). Enna Renton. the sonthpaw who now keoa a a of has been a source Of considerable worry suitetea a champion out of a boneless-trailer. tO the Cuba in the peat. la the pitcher Bream- la a real thinker.

la every yespect ban went atter wbea be found be bad no chance b. is salaam. MI look bero to mascot but to talk out et Heins Groh, the little a believe that Wild ad Bin will com ba second sem en. It Offer Poeta to 10 1O a egle Womb am meal sins his bread smile. (Filbert) Pierce via tho.trade route.

and be ad. Bert ratood an plootees into to Le anaiotte to seem. soother tett banter to help Cant. naataa Tao remain said: out Xis Vaughn with the southpaw barlialf- I I WHITE FIGHT WITH WELSH I NOW POSTPONED TO JAN.IV, New York. Dec.

shuttle cocked tbst White-Welsh bout around btt After pew-wow With each man's manager today. Jimmy Jolureten decided to put the White-W1Bit bout over to Jan. IL In Its Mead on Jan. LS Joe Shrives and Ad Welgest may clash. If Wolgast's arm drown stand a preliminary training test Leach Croon will get a chance to break tnto the garden with Shugrue.

I chanted ibo Plans myself." said Johnston tonight. Welsh and Whit balked at Amt. but I soon convinced Welsh that he would be benefited by the two weeks' delay. as It will give him more time to condition himself after his layoff. Aside from that.

White rosily wanted tlge bone. se be received unpleasant news COW. corning Ids brother. know that the high strung boy would have worried his bead and be waft glad of the postponement. Weiser Or Cram will prove great attractions against Shugrue.

WHITE FIGHT WITH WELSH Now York. Dec. Dee NOW POSTPONED TO JAN. shuttle cocked that White-Welsh bout arouM bit. After ra, pow-wow with each MIA'S manager today.

Jimmy Jolureendecided UP and he awe gum ores" OT enea PrOVO great attractions against Ma G3 0 I. All1W1 SW Uri (ow 0 1) Re OA MC OU 0 Ox r---------- I- Today's Boxing Card. -1 Mike Snyder and Csoata" Doig, ten 4, rounds, remit Ilk Jae ls Dillon and Toes Ahearn, six rounds, Philadelphia. Andy Daika and Morrie Flynn. ten roulade, Ottawa, UM Al Norton ad T.

'Me Mahon, ten rounds, Kaunas City, Banns Levinsky and Gunboat Smith, Men rounds, Waterbury. Jobany Kilbane and Patsy irittbursib clammy Robidean and Jimmie puffy, ten remade, Buffalo. Stanley 'Yoakum and Al Delmont, littera 'meads, Jules. K. O.

Mara and Patsy Cline, wave rounds, Columbus, O. saunas Iremr and Mal Seawall ten rounds, Grand-Rapids. Card. 1 OXI Mike Snyder And "Goats" Doti, ten le WARMS Inds. Buffalo.

1 and Al Delmont. Juares. PUttny twills. abuse. O.

Med Hal Stewart, muff -Rapids. bad any 3eller flutirini and the the Louis eta) Into ibex dealings with the Reds. but both declared they would enter into any sort of a ceinbinathst might grim a player who would strengthen their club. -) Phelan: Sar of His 36b. Art Phelan.

the boy scout of the Cub aggregation, thinks be Ms solved Abe secoud Weems problem for Mansgee Maar. In a letter by President Themes yesterday Phelan declared be extracted to IdaY around tho keystone cushion reiralarlY. neat informed Thomas that be had recovered from alio attack of rheumatism that kept him idle moot of laia season. If 3rou get a now be aura aid get as awful good ono. or will be forced to beat Id out of hie job." was one sentence in Phelan' letter.

which be met trots-Ws winter quarters at-Part Cider's-Pia That line indicates Art I. nrighty maddens et, his ability to bokl dews a regular berth. Rube Bilareprard notified President Gemara at the Federal that he to pre. Pared to Moat by the contract he signed seem Urns- ago with tits Brooklyn Weds. Provided be Is not kept idle by the legal precoodinge threatened by the New Tort Giants." New Orleans.

Dee. Orleans will enjoy its first racing ID. Mx Years tomorrow. and tonight's indkations point to an attendlusce of 10.000 persons. since all business men have taboo especial interest and sportsmen.

exclusive of horsemen front Los Angeles. Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicago, New York and other centers, OM hero tor the meet. Individual betting will be- allowed. Bettors will place their bets with relining' Wilde.

stakeholders of the association. who will neither quote or make prime. District Attorney Chandler C. Lusenbeg hair held Mr to be within the Fifty-four horses are entered In the sit, mese to be nm tomorrow. and today the track was lightning fast.

The weather was fair to-drift and bid fair to remain se until th, bugle sounded. which Immured a. fast track, In a workout toduy one horse ran a half In 4Stfi seconds. The second mown' test PsYlssetsr Cowl. Morgan.

Sands Diamond, Cincinnati. Viola Mabel. and Blocky Dew, maiden 2 year old to the poet. Much opeculatimb is going on among the 'horsemen over tido men Immu Fifty-four homes are sawed ke the ate race. to, be run tomorrow, sad teeter the track was lairatlitne fa.

The weather was fair to- Mgt and bid fair to remain se until th, bugle sounded. which tenured a fast track. In a workout today ose hone ran half in 4814Theeectindil.secood taco win ktiespaymaster. George abdriradde Binds DlaIDOfld. Litgfm li Mabel.

mina Mick? Dal. the Pool- Much steculstion gums '1 the 'horsemen over tido moo. Berger to Go to -Tanks. The deal it put through doeenet include My players other than are now the club getfort. We are going to purchase Plarsee sd anseog have tocured are Film and High of Detroit.

Bebe. Boston. Mier. St. Louis.

anorIoe Berger. Chicago. In addition to them several other chaps In the kegue bars pronsteed to help us out and we Win go into the market for the be that money sea bay. Next year we will play throughout tb 116111111 on the Polo grounds." added Capt. Huston.

but we hope that bs Dile we will have a new and commodious park or our own. Several sites have been spoken of hut nOrbo of tisms is Included In the purehaae we made It was reverted one or the first moves by the new owner' would he the reclaiming Of nay Caldwell. who inlayed from the Yankees to the Buffalo Fels last seamen. The last ansousconsent Of Frank Farrell woe that all but three players have simwd contracts for next omens. Cu.

of the three unsigned men is Rower Feekineaugh. and Farrell says bo le ready to sign at any time. Bo to give sot or tbe names of tho ether two. 1 I I a SHOW HOW.MOTOR CARS WILL RACE-AT MAYWOOD. tort CARS AT MAYWOOD 44( :7.

1 1 -7; 4: sit i 41o11 Ii1 its, 1 ell -vila 9 .1" j4 410114; -itutifil a. Et 4 los a 4041 116 (Sill ft 11.. to It iitlio 1111 41117 (J t. 4, ill ftliri go, lig ULTIMO) (Olik TROT RACES BILLED TODAY. treedor-all trotting nice; owe for pacer and tw races for green pacers and trotters, witi maks up the program-of the Gaited Park Winter Driving club at Garnett path Wood way tide afternoon.

tritt start at I ciecit. King Cifusitinlin. Witater et Owe $11.006 stakes en' the Grand Circutt bast year. will be tho star attraction In the free-Ow-an trot. John Thompeatfa Mug thuoilmw the piggeot Irtamer oe the einem ea the Grand Circuit last pear.erili compete I tbo tritoder-an WAGNER CASE POSTPO.NED.

JOE VIANDOT OFFERED GO WITH FREDDIE WELSH. Fight promoters in the east are getting their wires crowed. Testerday Manager Tommy Walsh received a telegram from the National Sporting of PhiBedelphia asides ins terms for -a fight on Jan. 11 between Joe Mandot ant Champion FreddieWelat Charity White was matated to battle Welds in New Torkson Jan. 12.

but the date yesterday was changed to Jan. fit Walsh answered requesting 22.000 for his end Welsh would make 122 pounds at I o'clock. Walsh believes a different date will be sup. meted just as soon as Philadelphia learns of the- Welsh-White plan. Maadot also hats a chance to battle Leach Cross over the twenty round route in New Orleans ert Jan.

10 or 17. but there is littki ificallhood of having the match on the Penna. mot schedule until Joe finally meets Welsh. Mandel will continue his preptratiose roc his bout with Callahan in Memphis so Jan. la and his scrap with Pal Ilmm in BUretiOn CO Jan.

fit -t COIN POSTED FOR BIG Bout An Paso. Tax, Doc. jesting for Chicago and New York Jack Corky offered a certified check for 14.000 woics was an deposit at Oa First National bank to Inaranten 'spewing Of tits Johnson-Willard light In Juarm -Curley immediatidy announced that Oa light would certainly ho beid across tit river at the club WI JUSIVI and that would. mum for Ow fight to ba markt on Starch 4. Onley expressed bizamell as well- Waded witb tko arrangements.

WANT-- RITCHIESHUGRUEGOI 4: .0.11 I eel el ell el! TaSt. JOE'llANDOT OFFERED Si GO WMI FREDDIE WELSH. tl i Fight prornot ere in the east are getting their winos maseed. Tostorday Manager Tommy s1.S4) 3 SW: Walsh received a telegram from the National I Sporting of PhiBaclelphis sakes Ms 4tesio litrelt, 414 Id did ia terms for -a fight on Jan. 11 between Jos TROT RACES BILLED TODAY.

Maeda lust ChsanSoloe FroddleWelsh- assekt Widte vras matched be bete Welsh in New elf-se. A dreeler.e4 trottked owe for paten York's's Jan. 12. but the date yesterday was changed to Jan. 241.

and two races tor green pacers aml trotters. 1 Walsh answered requesting $2.000 for hie end will maks up the program-of the Garfield Park Driving dui, fisewid cork speed. if Welsh would make lat pounds at o'clock. ugar way tide afternoon. Hacteet Wflt at at 1 Walsh believes a different dMe will be Kies woman.

elbow of owe. 0.006 vested just as soon as Philadelphia learns of stakes on tbe Oraniit lest ye. ill be the WelehWhite Van- Crcu arw tho star- attraction in the trek-toren trot. Mandot also hats a chance to battle Leach John Thenneonls Mug Coachman-, the Creee even the twenty mond reins New 1 Tb 0 ID) 11-1 (()- 40WAtisr)OLDG09 bias. winter of the 10011011 ea the Grand Cir- Orlesno ass- 10 or 11; but thaw Is mu 1 cult last pear.Urili compete tbo tree-for-MI laraaaaaa at havtat In.

match es ta Penna. pace. moot schedule until Joe finally meets Welsh. I ir I 7 Mande will enntinue bis preparations for his bout with Callahan in Memphis ea Jan. la and 40 11'51 SV htItO, tp s- 0 WAGNER, CASE ''POSTPONED his scra with PM Brown hi dAdrediddr1 ea Jan.

25. ominmium I COIN POSTE FOR BIG OM 1 1 tt Et 4 (01.1 rien. Tao-, Doc- 01--40PectsilBefore tossing for Chicago end Nell' York Jack Curter was islefetle cern, 00. 2 Lm" cheekier PAM -which ft ft el It lit iit al toll 11 to ii erull 01.1.14,1 with a4 NAM lenenee. Sett Juarm Curley immediately announced I ftl(i' ff.

i6 'Ikt: (011k that the light would certainly bet held across th river at Ulu 'lucky" ellab 111 jrnir" and that as- 'Irma envoi for ths litht In melt on Meek 4. Curley impressed ifinungt 1" fla 111F011- satisfied 1111101i the arrangements. ,0 0 i fillAtICES -OF CAW SOLIERS PLACED IN BANKERS' HANDS. plaphing by pepper It cellar and evert Waving coildos with the home radish, twe miniature cars aped around, a aniniature track on a dining roam table at the Insingten hetet last night. Tim race was a tabledd tmitatios et' the SCO Mkt event to be stared tide summer by the Chicago Speedway association at 'There was a plentiful sundir et gsteoline ett band but the cars ran by oleotalcity.

Otherise the setting was nearly true A replica at the big two Inns cinnwe. graudetanda and the clubhouse. was built an the table. The cars bad four inch wheel bane and wept around the oval as if guided by the master betide of a De Palma or an Ohideld, running without hitch freak soup to nuts. Me race a feature et the speedway din: Der given by Charles McHugh for, the likecters and Mears of the erganizattee which is building the speedway at Maywood.

eHAMA Program is beteg made with the Work the opeedwal Tbs oaks building will be ready for occupation seat them it It dinner were Preiddent and lira David Redd. Vice President and Charles McHugh. Vice Prealderst ant Mee. John Irwin. Dr.

and Mrs. Jay F. Pitts. Mr. and hiire.

D. IL Boil. and Me. Judges Hancock. salt aglow.

and netts tke, horse radish. I PM around, a miniature es table at the Leonean a tabled but- event to be staged tido it Speedway seeeetation was Plentiful empty but the cars ran by oleo- grainir wag nearly woe ligclubrehouseo ned tur inch wheel bass oval so If guided! by the I from soup to nuts. rs of the speedway galosh mimeo which is build- Maywood. Dille Mad the work in wes esd grim be lest week. kkeet inner Were 1111ratiden, sag Vice and Bra.

Ice Pestdnt, ant im Hre. Jay pews. a jitr. cod pie. Judaea Hancock.

Profits of Giants Large. The of the annual- profile 'of the ICatlettal Amusement coartplatr. csmtrolltag the Giants. tor three years, were elven eat today 1910-iffornage. $011.040: peet-oeSson guinea.

St3401: net strodts. 185.001; dtvithmds dittkle. 11011fgettesa. maim est profits. $152.025: so dIstdands paid.

1112does0e. 1104.O04: world. settee. ded.O32:. est prelim LITO.736; 110 divideeds declared; a I (Roseland.

Doi. gneasese hy rat et W. 6011011 89. swims eme the Movement Nape sod who holds woes. trolling intereet In the Now Orleans.

Water-leery. Conn4Portiend. Ore- and Cleveland am eelatioa bembell clu bs. grout gland is the MM. of mommitte of atomised.

listfais, and bankers today me effort te tide Idea ever trials'. UM bellowed' that the bomb' holdingwiti the oseeptieas et the Somas Interest be the -Cleveland Napa Will bare le be eaerideed. Abe prommt kindness depression. unfortunate real estate Investments ha Cleveleadi and 31ffivrauIke aDd the -Miming of mambos et mines ta vehicle the Meehan sultirlistd wm. inteivetted Chia ea the emus et the beaker, actlee todey.

neenerif are gives at' glAggese. Creates will be wise) to accept one yew per cent ootistera) Vogt; nails. viewed by an the private assets et the baseball usageam peo their eiabno. Tb.wUI maselidate the claims and -give the Wow limddate tho debts without undue saerilleing et the assets atm glee the eseeesm7 Mize to liquidate tbe debts 'without endue escrileing Of the meets Tam Dec. M.Illpsital.1.:4th bear ing on the extradition to Michigan et Wagner.

the Chicago boxer which bream bettors Jodi Manton is the Coltman Pleas court today. was postponed until nett.ltedneeday. Wagner is soder amid charged by a termer foamier with the- embessionent et PIM part or the money derived. beta Weimer bout with Ad Waxiest at Pilot. month ego.

Wagner Si out so $500 bota1.1 BATTLE Mew York; boo. Sailing Ledelkit' obi Thmireat" en itb. who are to "girt st, twelve round bone- at Waterfront'. temoPrew night. lett for tltat city today.

Both teem expressed centittonce et wits! aim" by Tama McCarty Irar Mew York. Doe. 111. slays meteoric Cap maw was soddenly checked by two terrific wallops from Gunboat Posith. will 'et a dames le enter the comeback cans tomorrow attcrseett with Sailor- Frits at Brooklyn.

-menie AMC. 1111-eleppeclat 11Tbe bear- inf .11 the- stratillim Mich" B1111 Wagner. the Chicago boson, which bream be- fore Judge Manton IR the Counsel' Pleas court today. was postponed until nost.Wednesday. Wagner is antler anset charged by a former UNIIMOIrer with the embeasieseat of VW.

part of the money derived, fees Wagner boat with Ad waxiest at rued. mai rere aloatke are. waist, boot os pm 4.A irtnisiotti, naorrit ettomPtil mon tsu ram I mew anal I Il 'New York; bee. Leineekyl eel 'fffunimar Smith. wise are to fight si twelve vound bone- at Waterisert.

night. left for that eity to- da Bout obes expressed et wia tho knockout emu- vit. irelie-etit New York. -Den- fikCarty. itheopo aastaarte 141or team.

wee madovir checked by, two terrific wallops trent Gunboat Onsith. will get a theses le enter the eseneloach elms ota; meit4 Silor Pri, to al COUTIMIE FEUDER TESTS. UIDER TESTS. 0 co UMGER ER IJARSANS9 CASE DUE SOON; To BE HEARD ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. suit ot eta obinati Nationals to rostrata Armando Mac, etas from playing witb the fit. Louis Fedetege 'Irnt let board I the Cattail States Mirka court hors between Jae. 111 and This.

Mac. same attorney'. Montague Lreit baa hem promised bbn by Federal Judge Dyer. Mariano. wile is at Ma barns in Cuba.

jumped to the local front the Cincinnati $ap Monate at tho opening at last yeses baosball steam A temporary injunction to prevent fila Whig with tb locals was issued by Sanborn in the federal court at St- Paul sod the tams seat to et. Louie for trial. decision in this case is sairerty swatted by Once interested in aballac lititatien -Itorrint Hal Chase and mher players wile left areindsed tor tho Federal league' The is Om first time that tbo question of the ton days' clause in baseball eontractsbas anus before aiederal court. U. 7-7 rig In Chase aell ethse SaYers wile la obseabssebausperestinUtzinebiuleboutcr math.

eontraustboiredaralgillettelltigagDe.ba70t.costowl: ri et los bi at In ,4 be New York. 'Dee. Square garden Sr. trying to got Wight Memo tOr bout Jo. Shugrue amine time earil mbruetil-seerarging to their announowneete today.

Sbould Mehl boot the young blew Yorker be will be in a good goottkin is illeniang kaatekwitb 4 New York. Ziee. -of Melissa garden aro trying to get Willie Ritchie Recording te thei in bout Iran J00 zeugma sanounceme some toms eons hi Febents4, nte teeny. Should Ritchie beet the 701; 011 New yortee be will be le a seed poetics be tkeesee recent inatchwith 4 -Vista Sit fenders te be used ert automobile trucks la Chicago after March IL la sc. cordiutce with the ordinance parsed by the city council last November.

were eontinual yerearday so lake Share drive north al tart street. The tests aro under the direction of Second Deputy Dept tit Prates lirunithouton whose approval ell all fenders to be need is re snivel by the ardbanca Maj. Funkbourtir said that thirty different types of fenders are I. be Metal before March Peerteen trots are made- with each tend er. with the ante truck traveling at different speeds and Milk.

ye ow ungen egrasre Inurcra as, 'mercers' ulna aro made with each renders with the ante truck traveling at different speeds and straps le be ente before March 1- eest made- with etch Perteen ta with the ante ar at different and etrilc as used uu uuthmhbile Iff14 1111 du. ordinance mum by the city COuSeit kill November. 01101, esetinuet yeteenter Like mere sem og tart sired. se The tails the direction 8teine Deputy Beet et rooktomoir. wines eeetemi et ett imam, to bo otim to to.

'sired by the gedinenee, Maj. reettbeeeer stiff that thin', different tIpee tif fenders are to he tooted before March I. Snorters testa are glade with each tender. with the a uto truck traveling at different and Mr. i 0 TWO SEHATOITIVIII.I-131Xurb.

te 111 A i 1" 4-, 1- -A, 'Oil Kt )11 vAvic---1i .1.1.,.11 1 ti iAli ouRii it; 44 Ili Mire. ado Asko, frDtvsre. Cincinnati. Mk' Doe; Bird Role suit today tor a Creme fr ank 016117 C. 114116.

pitcher et the St. IAMte Federal bosom bestoball club, Mrs. Rate kir Unhand beet bee in September after a joint bank se-count bad bees tritbdpttra. divine lintit IL.J today far St. Leeds Irodetal Iselin us pitcher et the heelball Incloa-floptiam', Mrter, Ihet.eiteralidgess jai.

nt, .4,:. ..7 ir nein 'Alike Dec; Birdie F. mit noisy toe divorce tram Ohm' C. Kele, pitcher et the gt. Louie tregeret lessee begotten Writ; Nate idlers' bur buetimit bet bee in September after a joint bank tic- 1111.Two members Sr tit Waablasten Anterlama bod au eventful day today le top off 3914.

Chick Gouda. drat bean. forfeited 13 la pollee court tor audios ell, a bowling Melt witbaot a deems. Eddie Alanaltb. caiebor.

ran down and oerlottoty Saluted a mall 42. ni grit Ida automobile. Alainaltit was bold 1 nt woo beads. ----'eTteited tt a Oceanid tant edilhit simian. rUn--g Irigantbmitdowt lielluis' a awaomaiTiard-bi---aosikbentsbiFa D.

D.C. Sr the Waahington Americium bed an day today te top eff ifilb Chick taateatt- Orme baseman. forfeited SS le Pollee mart tar SWIMS elf, a bowling match witlivet a Eddie Ainenittli. catcher. ran down and seriously eni.1el IL Intlkil 15Krr4ar wit hie buteinebile.

1 is 'Aso, -column iti: indianapalis. Vens 111.tapacjall--ins In the- s' diumen, tirere teed ks different lakes essivereihre badtelball teasn defeated poaitlass i. 1 Columbus tenights St te 21- ..7 i I ,,1 vadiana. .301 cot ------'-'r' euelbse, 216 Irl thdianntolisk 111---18Peciel. Lognommwmnomonommonnommono 1 voIntrittiosi.be- 7 7, 17dl .4.131 61 1 21-s .1..

1111t, 44, 1-Ifr; Tr ---z r- ...,.......1.,....,, 4 41 -4 4 -Y, --1 '1'. i i' 7.: '7: 4 ,4 ow, 'Clitillittillilo 21144' indlempolle. Dee. 4.: 1 bur the- dinnent Shure noel ko different 4 Ilene uetvosestre bentosbeg teem detested II Ti.