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6 the Boston globe-saturday. march 2, 1912; Mi 5 wmm Bi ft 4kl 1 BY. DEDLUND AT TROY, NY, IN at pau France PINFALL HONORS WENTTO CHELSEA I U2- Jordan Marsh Company League. M'-KImle Lia.S.ay Itl NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1912 STAHL EXPECTS TO PLAY TODAY Total 1343 I 1.H1 inn at Team Hit 555 Single and 1578 Total. Jake Feeling in Shape for a Real Game.

isrj l.AI BROCKTON. Bert Rounds Split the' Maple tor a Total ot 367. Will Probably Coyer First Against the Brookljns. FALL Results of Matches Other Leagues. Tells Young Anderson He Can Pitch Part Way.

Hardware League. I iOlllS fCAKE AIJ.KT HAVERHILL. a Chelsr-A fans re.tleJ coal irfil lilt nitht at tin" fur Tit.t B.rrV Chr.Ka a a iv. tram nn thr card to rtU against Ca'nNri-lr' iVjrban IVlt't ontfife iied tore- strings of i or tttr. the top err -tin m.

Atlantic Tandem League, and a tar total UTt. the Itit for ue i.icr i Bet Rounds. anchor, gate a tvtn-iTr 1- r.tld for Le -piit the iTi tanriirs fir 4 ord 177. his total of aj Huat 57 bet rs anv.t.i th? b-st made this 1 'i In order to help support rt-Youn, Rounds Btrti h-i for 317. etuwortli Tftrr Cr.clsra wen at! ur po.nts.

Al- Electrical League, though defeated. ir.aus aR H-KT 4LIKYS- good flowtnir as regards pn hitting; and had a single of S3 ana a total of at tt. ItH. IWe.sfc.tl. Auditorium uam of MaUlen was the Victor only otU-r In the l.VoenCJrv Anderron.

dn is. or netting under the wire with; lie struiga re exceptional! I bo.ib lf i- NEW largest tines (New to School School ha teams rVashii Splayed fi.e-.T-i The rush fthough lots, of to- hc-tors fteamwi fhotne iPay tl (Point, era! ha Me Do pretty to Nash Mr VD-ng gfree-tr; a-dm J.nlay i'rom tt Betwt 'Second Second, Wan sk; Proutt su! FWTo: 'Ybltney Total 1 27 ti 1H3 ir.a 1347 13.4 I ir. i I I. A Min. l.T 12K Master Builde Tee-n Tean.

I ra League. F.W BOSTON ALLEYS lot.l. I US. 1 1202 I 1334 I 1149 1391 1 fi.u 3 Teau. 1250 135 I 1328 Sudbury Industrial League.

SL'DBIRY ALLEYS I wer efttnly th best being x. es a ewe 1 ft a 1 1 sal a in shutting cat Crescent. Malden showed to advantage in ns natch with Revere, having lf.a ans, ipa, bv ihn beset, boalers. and won tore-- prurns. The trial -h was one the best contested tu the league and there was plenty of excitement throughout Allen and Hlge took the tndiviuual honors with 1X5 and 32N respectively.

In the other Kterctt secured three on Knights. Broadway hhut out Froepect. The scores: Suburban League. CULLS FA Mi ALLF3S a Caathnos. 1 3 3 To1 3 p-)lillO stu Hrm MH 91 21 O-S B.

15 2 5 272 NeT IM lfet Ztt rntf'to i 1'U K3 fc'i 1 1' F. im l.t 117 127 3.7 Smart. PO AS 204 U1 tu. 1', 137 347 W-l-lr. 45 tei 11 3S4 Tsf 5v 513 555 157s Tel.

143 4S4 445 J444 M4LPEN ALLEY-4 Aud-to. Creweot 2 3 Tots 2 3 To' a E.t 105 158 .307 Simani. h4 91 259 Ionian 114 91 92 297 eutre 79 A4 72 217 sufesn 1 97 tOO 2J3 TH tnss 15) 94 274 94 t4 111 -X5 M. 4 92 9 232 Beao 9s 1 10 113 321 Croby. 5 lot 79 243 Tot.3o4 54 510 1318' Tot.41 440 411 1347 pointed Joe Sears of Lawrence tn a fine exhibition and was awarded the c-I-ae rt.

iljatt Score. Cl F-iiIay le(e Scorer, 3 vt. HEDLUND REALLY BROKE WORLDS RECORD AT TROY LAWRENCE LYNN. NEW BEDFORD. ORCESTER.

JUNIOR DASH -CLOSE EVENT Berry Wins It on the Third Trial. Boston Y. M. G. A.

Meet a Good One. Fort Andrews Beaten Special Relay. in 1 1, the- Tech Gymnasium the Boston Y. M. C.

A. last night held its 16th annual handicap meet for members with a special relay race between the Y. M. A. an-llhe Fort Andrews team.

In which the latter was defeated. The me, was attended bv 2N) spectators and consisted of track. Held and ap- paratus events. Tee Fort Andrews bard provided music daring the meet. The 3S-yard dash for juniors was run off three times in order to pick wln- ner, G.

Berry getting first plco with FERNS AGAIN BESTS DESHLER Track 12 Yards Too Long, So His Mile Was Actually Run in About 4:17 2-5. B. A. A. athletic committee received a letter from R.

Campbell, athletic manager of the infantry company that held the meet. In which Campbell gives facts that show Hedlund beat the record. After the meeting the track, says Campbell, was measured and found to be 12 yards more than a mile. According to Mediums ran the actual mile In about 4m 17 2-5s. HOT SPRINGS.

Ark. March I-Mas-ager Garland Stahl of the Boston R4 Sox was feeling so frisky tonight tha: he announced he would operate the first corner for the AU-Americara tomorrows game with the Rrooklys National League team, provided Manager Donovan can find room for him. Stahl also gave Fred Anderson permission to pitch part ofthe game. Car-rigan will scarcely go behind the Kc until the Bed Sox get Into action Majestic Park. His broken leg is completely sound again, he declares, Bill does not intend taking any foolm chances, so It is up to him to decid whether or not he wants to play tomorrow.

Oy Young, Carrigan. Anderson asci Clyde Engle, the latter arriving in Hn Springs late last night, -with Null 04 McGreevey, spent the morning in the mountains. Stahl wa an absentee from the daily drilL He received a telegram from Chicago in the morning to meet a sick friend on the It was a couple of hours late and by the time Stahl met his friend and fixed him at an infirmary It was almost dusk. MAY TAKE IN NEW LEAGUES. Report pf Extension of National Agreement Protection to the Columbian and United States.

CINCINNATI. March 1 A new deal in baseball, w-hereby the anew Columbian and possibly the United State Leagues will come under the protee-tion of the National Agreement is intimated in a story published in th Cincinnati Times-Star today. Th-story, which is said to be semiofficial states that Chairman August HerT-mann of the National Baseball Commission will present the matter to tha body for official consideration. SCHEDULE ADOPTED. New England League Club Owners Pass on 1912 Dates Reported D.

F. Clohecy. The New England League's basebal schedule for the coming season was adopted yesterday afternoon at meeting at the New American Hons-of the representatives of the club headed by Pres T. H. Mumane.

J. 1L O'Brien represented the Fal River team, which has just passed mt the control of a new stock eompag Fred Tenney, wiio has been considers. likely to assume the manage- of the team, was about the hotel corridors. but did not enter the mgetlns After two hours of discussion. th schedule reported by D.

F. Clohecy was adopted unanimously. Haverhill Gets Youngs Contract HAVERHILL. Mrch 1 Daniel Clohecy. president of the HaverhC New England League team, tod' received the signed contract a.

Herman Young of Boston, who shortstop last season. All the player reserved last year by the HaverhJ Club have signed their contracts e-cepting Milliman and Courtney. Davenport Buys Joe Wilson. DAVENPORT, la. March 1 The Davenport Three Eye League Club announced the purchase from the Louis Americans of first baseman 1 Wilson.

Uant Advsrtisers Mention A Owing to the great demand for space in the Glo'he, advertisements for the Sunday and Dally Globe must be ordered at Is the earliest possible time. To Insure insertion, advertisements" for Tomorrows Globe 5Cq must be ordered I liJ lead is XV I ute land i trw I Ijoaia high le. out P.e Itftti ft a- Koc. V. font na .733 fciiN Mias Hua an 8cr Tim lor WIN Yinthrt ioys Record.

Elevated League. Mt'RRA Y'S AIAF.YS Bowling Contest at Chicago. CHICAOO. March 1 Plan were completed today for the opening ot, thr tournament of the American bowling at the Dexter Park Pavilion at tha Stock Yards tomorrow night. Eighteen clubs will take part In the first event The tournament will last at Pau, Covers 101 2-3 Miles During His Hour In the Air.

bee Ter 444 473 309 1444 Tot. 434 477 435 13-41 WOBtRN ALLEY Wotvo-a 1 123 2-W, I- er. 99 70 9 2A 2 Tot Brown linNir 97 KC t4 Fla rrj 94 4 mi lt ate 91 tti 94 a unb ivs 97 75 94 2-A. mo.eis 1 fi "rw t4 Reti'r. -t 73 97 2.7 7 rt-io S2 I If Vre 270 thr and more than in prises ill, be distributed.

svipranch Aviator, Flying Monoplane NEW RECORD BY VEDRINES. PAF. France. March 1 Jules Ved-1 a 3-foot handicap. The mile run define.

driving a IF1-horse power mono-1 eloped Into a close contest for first place between Webber and Batum. th nnw on. lane, today established a new world's VI. IliMr 74 91 25 1 97 2 0s9e.l04 90 S2 245: .7 92 iW 271 Tb.bt .27 73 17 Tel. 439 431 40 1 Heptstophs League.

yr.w ROiT3 allfi- Pudej Pljll'. 2 3 T- 113 T. Cars. 9 a-l V4 273 1 4 43 7.. ..3 9.

wi 2 93 90 74 353 94 W-3 247 Hidw 92 94 99 247 imam 43 4 47 2T- I 92 47 4 257 le SI 23 J'rkmq 94 90 271 44 454 1332 Ter. 4-37 428 1VU Raeil 12 3 I 2 3 Tor lie 44 lot -7 274 V-wlc. 74 74 95 -I V1n 77 97 3 2'ftt v.r-r, -7 4 42 2.VI g. re. 9102 94 2-4 Ijitj.i, jvm 45 273 12 94 249 92 273 97 97 2b9 31 7 9 2-5 TI9.430 45 490 142 TM.

171 434 447 137 rai.SPECT AtJLEYS mvperf 9-j-iare 2 3 Tei 3 Crew 77 4 94 233 Caraey. 1 9d 27 1 Hter. 9t 72 4- i A3 airmoe 92 prx 291 p- 91 9l 91 1VI latter dropping behind in the last lap. The high Jump was also closely contested. Ohrlstensen taking over McWilliams.

The summary: g5 yard dash. Junior heat, won by UuM W. Trout wetter ecoti; time 5a. heat, won by II. Howler, I renters aeeood: Vtme 4 -5a Third beat, won hr F.

Hame. W. Krilan second; time 5. brat, won by H. riemey.

O. Berry Prroud; time 54 Semifinals First heat, woo by .1. Berry, H. Rowley aeeond: time 4 1-54 Second heat, won by Y. Hali; time Final.

w4i BetTy 3tu, 7V. Herwey aeeond r. Mall third 3ft: time 4 2 3a. daeb, ecniore First beat, won by i 43. Batum.

17. Gleason aeeond. Second heat, won by 4V. I.teber second Third Boston Boy Claims He Earned a Draw. Kansas City Bout Is a Slam-' Bang Affair From Start.

Winner Unable to -Repeat With Knockout Punch. KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 1 In a grilling 10-round battle before 200 mfimtcrs of the Grand-av Athletic Club at the Academy of Music tonight. Clarence Ferns of Kansas City won a decision over Dave Deshler of Boston.

It is Ferns second victory within three weeks over Deshler, the first one by a knockout. Only four rounds of the fight tonight wefe Ferns'. Four were about even and two easily were Deshlers. Deshler protested the decision, saying he should have had a draw. was a slam-bang affair.

In two of the rounds. Ferns had Dave staggering. Once Deshler put a right to the chin, which had Ferns going for a minute, but he recovered. Both boys showed ability to take punishment, each being in perfect condition. Before his first fight.

Deshler rode on a train from Boston and claimed he was not in the best of Deshler weighed in at 112 pounds last night, hut Ferns refused to weigh, being over the welterweight limit. FOR BOXING IN CHICAGO. Mayor Harrison Favors the Idea If the Law Can Prevent Fakes" and Exploitation. CHICAGO. March 1 Mayor Carter H.

Harrison authorized a statement today that he Is In favor of the resumption of boxing In Chicago, if It can be accomplished in sucfn a way that the public will be safeguarded from fakiS fights and other explottaton by unscrupulous promoters. "If the genuine sportsmen In Illinois succeed In having an honest boxing bill passed by the legislature, I will place no objection In the way," said the Mayor. OUT IN THE TENTH. Boyle of Lowell Beaten by Young Jasper of Boston, With Two Rounds to Spare. JjOWELL, March 1 Young Jsspea.of Boston knocked out Jack Boyle of Lowell In the 10th round of what was to be a 12-round fight tonight, tn the rooms of the lowell A.

C. The fighting was so sharp In some of the rounds that the men were barely able to reach their corners after the bell sounded. AfUr the sixth round Jaspers strength and skill began to show. Hoyle took considerable punishment and was knocked down twice In tfne 10th round before the decision waa given against him bv Billy Gardner, referee. In the rmi-hnal Spider Murphy of Boslon and Young Walsh of Lowell fought an 8-round draw.

In the first preliminary. Torn Doyle of Lowell got the decision over Y'oung Hamilton of this city in six rounds. In the second preliminary Gardner Brooks of Lowell out- one DARING DROP FROM BIPLANE Capt Berry Risks All on a Successful Descent From Hight of About 1500 Feet. Watchers at Jefferson Barracks Are Start Jed. 8T LOUIS, March 1 For the first time la the history of heavier than air flying, a man leaped from an aeroplane at Jefferson Rarracks this aitemoon and descended to the earth in a parachute.

The man was Capt Albert Berry. Berry and Jannus left the aviation field in the afternoon in a two-passenger Iplane. Beneath the machine in a specially constructed case was a large parachute, similar to those which aeronauts leap from. was seen to leave his Beat tne machine when It was at a hight feet. Jannus steered the iplane over tha field at a rate of as biplane over tha field at a rate of 35 miles an hour.

Berry slipped down uP'r the aeroplane to a trapeze bar wit ached to the parachute. yith practiced hand, Jannus steadied the machine. 'Berry gave a quick Jerk of a ropo and a knife flashed. Man and parachute plunged downward while the aeroplane, bouncing uo liko a cork, suddenly poised and steadied itself. Hundreds of watchers held their breath as the man shot toward tho earth, the parachute trailing after him.

Suddenly it popped open and the rapidity of the descent was checked. Berry landed safely. I must have been between 1000 and 1600 feet up when I cut loose.L Berry Mid. I didnt feel a bis nervous. I have made many parachute leaps from balloons and I felt certain this would succeed.

155 MILES IN 128 MINUTES. Remarkably Fast and Evenly Rated Flying by Tabuteau at Pau in a Monoplane. PA TV France, March 1 Maurice the French aviator, accomplished several fine flights In a monoplane at the aerodrome here todav. He flew 100 kilometers til miles) In 51m 7 4 -As, passed the 2ou-kllometer mark (124 miles) In 1h Cm 17s, and covered 2o0 kilometers (133 miles) in 2h 7m 5ls In the rvf two hour'. Tabuteau Hew 294 kilometers 431 meters.

to FIGHT NEAR WENDOVER. Jim Flynn and Jack Johnson Billed to Meet July 24 Near Boundary of Utah andNevada. 3ALT LAKE CITY. March 1-Jim FI vn and Jack Johnson will meet in a bou. for the heavyweight 'nip o.

the world at near Wendovei, Ct-h, on July 24. us' announced today by persons who are financially Interested in the venture with Jf.ck Curley. This statement was made when It was learned from Carson Cl Nev, that the Legislature did not take up the proposed repeal of the law permitting championship boxing matches in Nevada. Business men interested in the fight will hold a meeting tomorrow night. It Is understxd the arena will be erected across the Nevada line.

within a few rods from the Wendover, Utah, station. NELSON STAVES OFF DEFEAT. Battler Fights Desperately Against Young, Strong Opponent. DAYTON. O.

March 1 Flghtinfc gri.n-1$N doggedly and desperately against a ycurger and apparently stronger opponent. Battling Nelson staved off defeat at the hands of Sammy Trott of Colum-bftis here tonight. For 15 rounds Nelson fought his usual rushing, slashing fight, taking blows without shrinking and always trying to end matters with one h's famous haymakers. The decision of a draw was popularly received. As a preliminary Jack Leprper of Milwaukee fought on even terms for 15 rounds with Joe Grim of Pittsburg, a draw being the verdict.

Coffey Stops Benedict in, Eight. XEW YORK, March 1 Jim Coffey, the "Dublin giant," stopped AI Benedict of this city in the eighth round of their 19-round bout tonight at the New Polo A. C. ir. Harlem- Benedict came out of his corner in the eighth badlv battered and Coffey swung a hard right lo his neck, dropping him to the floor.

After the referee had counted him out he rose to his feet ready to fight, but he had waited too long. Abe Attell $84 Poorer NEW YORK. March Injustice Dela-hanty of the City Court today directed the Greenwich Bank to pay to the sheriff 84 from the bank account of Abe Attell, the pugilist, to satisfy a judgment obtained against Attell by John Adelman. The cashier of the bank testified that Attell had a depojlt of 272. Tommy OKeefe Bests Moody.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1 In what proved a slow bout. Tommy OKeefe bested Willie Moody tonight at the Nonpareil Club. Tommys clever tactics seemed have Moody on the jump, but he allowed his opponent to do most of the forcing. Jeff Clark Beats Weust. JOPLIN, Mo.

March Wcff Clark defeated Harry Weust in 1SV rounds before the Southwest A. C. About the Boxers. B. A.

A. members look for some good sport tonight, when the semifinals and finals in the open classes and three special bouts will be boxed In the club gym. Jeff Madden of South Boston and Arthur Pelky of Chicopee have been matched to box in North Adams March 18. Joe White and Jim Morlarlty will meet in Low-ell March 14. The National Sporting Club of London and other boxing clubs In that city have barred colored boxers in future from competitions.

The boxing fana of Londn are astounded that Carpentier, the French boxer, should stop their champion, Jim Sullivan. In such short order as he did the other day at Mocte Carlo. The Frenchmen have gone wild over Carpentier and they are proclaiming him the hope of the white race. May 13 is the date set for the bout between Kid McCoy and Carpentier in Paris. One of the Indianapolis boxing clubs has reserved a section for women who are showing a fondness for the sport.

The Dixie Kid. whorls still In England stopped Gunner Dunn in six rounds at London the other night. Grover Hayes has signed to box Harry Trendall in St 1-ouis March 11 The Mayor of South Bend. Ind. has refused tu interfere with the game in that city, although hard pressed to do so by the Ministerial Association The Mayor claimed that the city would be liable for damages if it stopped the exhibitions.

Such a Mayor deserves a medal for his stand. The New Orleans promoter is trying to match Frankie Burns of Jersey Oty with Sid Smith, the flyweight champion of England, for March 17. Tom Gavtgan and Kid Clarke will meet In Columbus, March 8 or 12. 'I-3Y t-at Lt Tln Airm-yt tf-il4. Columbus Club League.

Mt wd'tn Jamaica Plain Oscag F. Hedlundrf mile run time at the Troy, meet on Washingtons Birthday proves to have been a greater performance than was supposed at the time. The track on which he ran was supposed to be exactly a mile, and was clocked at 4m 19 4-es, equaling the Worlds indoor record. Yesterday Col George Billings of the only scored 11- points. Lynn totaling 6L The summary: I Twenty-yrd d8b Won bv Wcnsley, Lynn; Hawes.

Brookline, second; Voeo, Lynn third. Time 2 4 5a. High Jump Won by White. Lynn: nirrtnc-ton. Lynn, second; Lewis, Lynn third, lllght 5ft 2S'n- SOO-yard run 4Voa by Lwwla, Lynn; Phillips.

I run. second; Hswva, Brookline, third. Time 37s. SOO-yard ran Won by Merrill. Tynn; Donovan.

Lynn, second; Dean, Brookline, third. Time tin 23 2-3s. 1000-yard run Won by Let, Inn: B.boork. Lion, second; Spitz. Brookline, third.

Time 2m 27 3-ba. Bhotput Wou by Wyman. Brookline; Rnppel. Lynn, necond; Olive, Ldran, third. Distance 4Sft llln.

Relay race Won by Lyna fGreea, Newball. Potter, Voae); Brookline necond (Goldberg, Haines, Lindsey, bpitk). DARTMOUTH DATES. Track 'feim Meets Harvard In Dual Meet at Cambridge May 11. HANOVER.

H. March 1 Sched ules for the Dartmouth Varsity track team and the freshman baseball tram were announced tonJghJ. by Graduate Manager Graves- Dartmouth will meet Harvard in dual track events at Cambridge on May 1L The following is the track schedule: April 27 Pennsylvania relay carnival, Philadelphia. May 11 Harvard dual meet, Cambridge, Mann. May 18 New F.nglaad Intercollegiate Kprlngfleld.

Mass? May 25 I. C. A. meet. Hprlngfleld.

Mas A. A- A. meet, Philadelphia. The freshman baseball schedule comprises eight games, the first four to be played at Hanover and others at Worcester. Andover, Franklin and Bxeter.

The dates are: 29 Tilton at Hanover. May 2 Deap at Hanover. May IS Worcester Academy at Hanover. May 23 Cushing Academy at Hanover. May 30 Worcester Acadeniy at Worcester, Mass, (morning).

May 81 Andover at Apdover, Mass. June 4 Dean Academy at Franklin. Mass June Exeter at Exeter, CHELSEA Y. M. C.

WINS. Somerville Association Team le Beaten, 34 to. 16, In Athletie Meet. In uNiual athletic meet at the Chelsea T. M.

C. A. last night the home association won from the Somerville Y. M. C.

A- to 16. In the relay match between the Somerville High School fcnd Chelsea. High Bchool tho latter won easily, the last Chelsea man to crons the line leading hla opponent bv nearly a lap. Chelsna A1 beaten by 8omml)f i M. C.

A. The first team of employed boys of the Chelsea Y. M. C. A.

defeated a pfcoimI employed bova team employed boys Irnsn the name association. About 29 JO saw the meet. The summary: FI ft sen-yard daah War by Brtcktcy. Cbel- ond; Men ch Running high Jump-Wen by Williams. Cbel- aca: latter.

bclm-a. oecnnd: Braitdiab, bom- ervllle. dulrd. lllght 4ft llln. Running broad Jump-Wea by Brlrklrr.

Cbe. William. Cbclca. aeeond; Lang. Homer-e.

Aird. DIMancw 17ft nu, "ncr IVnt6 BcanBOD, MnrriUi Tr Oilrnm, HomerriUe, lu'rn. 1 at ziiL Putting 14 Pound shot Won by Brlckley Cbelaea; U0(, BomcrvUle. second Wilband third. Dl.taoce 3dft 71 Pc 3srt 7in.

r''7, rMC'- a ad second eropk.fl.d boys of Chelaea Y. C. A. Won by first team lAltken, Latter, Peirce, Bakrrt Time lm 18 I -5a. Somcr- vMie llign Bchool by Chcl-ya nirt, MacBrde.

Rechcl). Time lm 1C4. sail Bonier-Vllle 3. M. C.

A. Won by Bomervliio tRcaaa-Lang. Bhaw, GlhnooS. Time lm 13 2 5a. The officials were A.

D. Murray starter; C. Berry, timer; A. Y. Malker, L.

1 Walker and H. G. Flemming, Jodges. Wuest Loses to CUtke. JOPLIN.

Mo, March 1 JefT ClarKe of Philadelphia decisively defeated Harry Wuest of Cincinnati tn a la-round bout here tonight. Revere Reve enlor ket-ball fca, rVlU Horn In aeeond. i bat. won lr 43. Batnin, M.

limey aeeond, 3V. Foa third; time 4 2-34 -fcM-yard mo Won by Mrreey, M. Bo ml a nod, A. Lteber third. Time lm4 J-3a.

lie 'run Woo by M. Scbi- ker. J. GorganUS v--o4id. K.

Mclrlmao third Time tn 15i High reboot boys won from etn- phyrd bora: time 1m 35a. Blues -won from Greena; time lm 34. Bortoo Y. 31. O.

A. Ittatum. Mcilillan. McLellan. Chapman) won In-ni Fort Aolrewa I Blake Uaa.bergrr, Schickel.

FdWrrVl: time Sn 1 Ik. rutting I2iun4 shot Won by K. Cbtltnaa i3fti C. Itutcblnaon te-aatchi aeeond. P.

Aaland third. iM.tance 37fl llln. Illj Jump Won by F. McWil-llama Hifbt 5ft Bln. Knpe rllrab 4Von by L.

Goldsmith. J. Calm- rarftllM han Won by Hotcblorii, W. Reeaeoer aeeond. SENIORS TRIUMPH.

i- Score Z52 Points in Charlestown Interclass Meet, With Juniors Second and Sophs Third. The Charlestown High Interclass 1 championships were beld In the school fi mnasium yesterday and resulted in a victory- for the seniors, who scored with 23. th( sophomores third with lali and the freshmen fourth with 3. The summary orbett Tot. 4-77 45d 447 120, Fitlftn Tot.43S 479 451 13W Quincy 3 To i 3 Tta 41 2- 1 77 73 2IT id 3 Kt 2,3 iat-e.

.8 2 244 kQlk'ru 7 94 94 247 74 5 7b 2' I 91 95 90 275 r.n-... 7 U'T 72 257 Kick'd 104 9 273 ku aw T'a. 419 44 470 13.3, Tot 391 12'3 City Hall League. 4 ffcCA DC ALI.RYS 2d Pubcc ofk I I i 9peed record for an hour by flying miles. The best previous record was 1 mile, made by Vcdrinea Jan 13 last.

WILL ASK SMITH TO REPORT. Pitcher Who Wai With Tufts in 1911 Likely to Join the Red Sox. n. A. Smith, who pitched for Tufts It.

1911. will most likely be a. member Of Ihe Boston l.ed nox the coming ftcason. He signed an agreement last Fall to go bnll for a while next Spring. He ha been playing ball this Winter at flivetside.

and he wired to Pies MeAler nsking for his of sending th pitcher his rt- ti'av, rift--ft ir er i imi a vummci i ft-lgn and will ask Smith lo report Hot Springs. at I SIGNS FOR THREE YEARS. Mordecai Brown Reconsiders Retirement From Baseball. CHICAGO. Marth 1-Mordecai Brown, pitcher, signed a three-year contract ith Pres Murphy of the Chicago Na tlonal League baseball team late today, been reported that Brown wouM nr, rPtuin to the Chicago team.

Chicago Nationals Rounding Up. CHICAGO, March 1 Headed by Johnny E.ers of Troj. aome of Chicago National I-eague baselutll gathered in Chicago today before starting for New Orleans on the Hpring i Ward F. Miller of Dixon. Ill: 11.

C. Kllng Leaves Kansas City Today, A letter was received at the National i League headquarters here yesterday from Pres John M. Ward, adiisljig as to the last arrangements for the train- mg trip. Manager Kllng will leave Kansas City today for Augusta, Oa. Bt0pp(Rg at Pt Louis to pick I fielder Campbell.

Charity Ball for the Giants. MARLIN. Tex. March I The arrival of the entire squad of regulars put new life into the Giants camp today, and by way of a celebration a double-header wea playej this afternoon for edification of the citlzer.a of Mar-iin a big charity ball was given in the Gtanishonor at tr.e hotel tonight. Dorchester 39, Medford 38.

The Dorchester High School track team defeated High. ZH to tn the Dorchester High yesterday afternoon. The meet was not decided until the last cent, whr Paul QJtlty and Kdward Dempsey finished first and aeeond respectively, enabling Dorchester to win. but up out gifvri0a Before 6:15 P.M. TodayrS I J'JDMra 5 2.

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SENIOR EVr-NTS. Himtinl ruo Won by Gibbooa; Gill, second; Ioinn. all trd. luuo yaed run Won by McCarthy; Gibbons, M-tud: Hrnneey, tlilrd. Hnnplng high Jump Tie for Brat place be-taecn li-rrHM.

Murriiwey, Lynrfc and John-mi. Illctlt 4ft loin. Running bmad Jump Won by McCarthy; tin nobl. ncond: neb. third; Johnwm, i luurtlu- 14ft iin.

sipni-Woo by Lynch, distance 81ft 2ln; Dunn, econt, ditao 27 ft tola; Johnano, thlru. dletanco 2Bft 4ln; Alorrtaory, fourth, dla-ta nee 25ft 4ln. I To rt ib? TV fn COnnELL GIVES WORLD IEYJ FOUR-MILE RELAY RECORD, 17M 43IS, BEATING PENN BUSINESS FOR SALE? AUTOS FOR SALE? MORE HELP WANTED? Advertise in the Globe. February Averages: DAILY GLOBE: 190,615 SUNDAY GLOBE: BOOKS OPEN iO ALL. AN AKESIS giro hJ ljef aih! A for piL-a.

$1 at mail. fr' drroa ANAKES1S-" ItlfciM PILES Rosse Tfce fcvCVRj the 'ere red th JCMOR EVENTS. 3iu'yarl nm Woo by Gill; Oanell, second; third; Drew, fourth. Council, lDah Jump Won by Mrikle; GUI, Toner. Illird.

Illshl 4ft. Broad Jump bun by Mclklc; Drew, aecood; Hcnuc-y, third. Dietam-e lift 3ln. second; LYNN BEATS BROOKLINE. Wyman, the Only One of Latter Team to Capture a First in Dual Athletic Meet LTNN, March 1 But for" the fine wotk of Wyman, who easily outclassed the Lynn contestants in the shotput.

Brookline High would not hae won an event In Ihe athletic meet with the Lynn High School tonight. Brookline t-j BUFFALO, March 1 In relay rare which broke the worlds rec-ord for four miles, Cornell defeated Iennsjl vania here tonight. assumed the lead at the start and was never headed. Putnam grained about SO yards on and PIneh held his own against Guth-hergr. Berna took up the running and Increased bis lead oier McCurdy to an even 100 yards.

Jones then began the final relay against Langner, and his long, easy stride carried Cornell into a 200-jard lead. He ran his final mile In 4m 20 3-os. The time for the four miles was 17m ISSs. I1 I-. ft a r--.

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