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Till BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1911. THElEVENING GLOBE'S PAGE OF GOSSIP. SPURTING NE AND If mJ THESE BOWLERS EW RECORD FIVE VETERANS NUCLEUS FOR STRONG im AT CANDLE ACT AND COMMEN pv A. CRACK LAbi FOR SEVEN AMBRIDGE HIGH AiM) AHN mi mii imi ia ii iin i SportinK question of the hour: Will Harvard annex Technology-at tee hockey. Yale Is going In for fireproof football stands and a waterproof football field.

'KahforKli. Leach Cross, the lightweight, is a "double-cross" man In the ring and poor "Knockout" Brown was seriously upset in their bout at New York last evening. ship, a step taken by the 7th Regt Armory people at New York, is a backward movement In the sport. The indoor tennis championship, either men's or women's, has not enjoyed the popularity that it has reached in other countries. This Is perhaps due to the great interest in squash tennis and squasli rackets, which have their National Associations and each year attract more playeis, many lawn tennis plav-rs among them, who keep in form during the Winter and have a change of game.

Rowing stands little chance in the voting at a mass meeting of college men with football. Football' makes its appeal at once and pays Its own and others. Football requires only a rowing a river. Rowing needs the en-eouragement which until recent years has been sadly lacking. If the vote of tne men who row and also play football were taken, the balance would not be icurid to be so enormously in favor of land over waQtr.

Presloent Taft does not believe, like the Romans, in dipping into the National treasury to make Federal roads. The cnanoea tor a -National golf course therefore, reem still more remote. No posts will hinder the vision of spectators in the Red ox' new ball stand. One woman wanted to know this morning what had become of the post that she had paid for many times over at tne oia nuntington-av grounds. Harvard has good men left' life ns rootoaii eleven of 1913.

in spue or tne ravaues or graduation. Perhaps in cam in re are seven times seven good men waiting to be called, and seventy times seven who would like to be chosen. a Selecting the best Jo ball players, pas. and present, is a feat of memory and a rare exercise of judgment, but what the -managers would like to know Is, who will constitute the best 20 ball players eon of Alabama used to divide his lire into two periods, the day he was elected football captain of bis college the day that his article appeared in the leading position in a monthly magazine with the most approved literary judgments. Recently, the mood being upon him.

he found that even those things were vanities, for he remembered now the thing was done, the first by election methods of doubtful quality and the second by following carefully a trick of style. I Brae-Burn's piizefest dinner and smoke this evening will be wortliy of the club spirit and the many successes that the club has had in golf iw far one its members winning tne amateur golf championship and its teams the State team championship and the Wtndeler shield. Brae-Burn, one of the institutions of the Garden City, which perhaps would be missed more than any other, started 16 years ago with a field or two and a shed for a clubhouse. Such progress never was dreamed of. The club could or winch is Leap Year, by tne way Patrick Fxancls Murphy agrees with Solomon, that the race is not always to the swift, but Princeton, with her Ah- Wf "Sain" White or is it "I thank you" Whttl beKs to differ with the king of wisdom and with the distinguished ora tor in tne case or a run ror a toucn down.

Bennett, 'tatm It. Ward would like to have the left-lield fence more than a mashie shot CarSf. select a team of J5 players who could lick at golf 25 members of any club in the country, and this is said from the home plate. The golfer has a great eye for distance. He.

cannot be expected to provide a Soldiers' Field Point, for the aame where a full drive counts. but he will do the best he can with a ri short course. AND LATIN HOOfJaT BQUAI). THREE PLAYERS OF THE CAMBRIDGE HI CARROTH BOWLING TRAM OF BOSTON, standiat pf 4u Lang, R. A.

Room. Bitting- Marry O'Brien, William O. Collyer, H. B. Coburn.

I lllflfMf Thomas is hoping for a squad ot 60 to promise of making good 4tre Ofddav Charles Williams, tthe world's champion, is coming here to play exhibition matches with George Standing at the New York Tennis and Racquet Club and also an exhibition match at the Boston Tennis and Racquet Club. He won the championship last year from Jamsetjee, the Parsee player of Bombay, and before that he won the professional championship from W. Hawes of Wellington College. Williams is a professional at Harrow School, where rackets is one of the greatest games. He Is considered about the best man who over has held the championship, though some say that there will never be another Peter Latham In rack- cu.veiop nrst.

secuna ana tni aner, rnompson, wreeic, nunneweii. The veterans are KM win BA1 NO Howard Kchaner. can i West. Ray Baxter. Har WARD WANTS HIS TEAM TO EE aid Cant Thomas and Thomas Robert Richards.

Gulmbv and net yt jslsetea, but it any 6 or SPORTING-SCHEDULE. TOMORRO. CaDt "Connie" Murnhv of the den High hockey team has issued a 911 St Paul's School of Concord. proved tb be all that was expected of It. at ice hockey in the match at New York with Yale, the latter team being put to It hard to win by two goals to one.

There must have been more skating at Concord than has been vouchsafed to the suburbs of this city up to date. The Fenway Fencing Club is well fMfaehed on its seventh successful season with a large membership of old and experienced fencers. M. Antolne Gelas, who suceeded his father aa instructor last year, 1 instructor this year. At the annual meeting last evening tbe MjjBWing officers were elected: B.

It. LoOEley, president; Sewall Cabot, Vice BffHden Arthur P. Cushing, secretary-treasurer; William Kirkpatrick, manager, Harrington, all forwards, and Bennett Wells, goal tender. Tom Harrinitton layed. only a few games a year ago ecause of faculty restrictions, but was reinstated last Fall and was ldentilied with the football team.

Harrington is regarded as one of the CALLED THE "BOSTON BRAVES" for candidates to report during tne Christmas holidays. xhe veterans ase Barnard Gerrish, Richard Smith, Henry Osberg and Capt Murphy. i irsst jiua as wey say tnere will never English Jiign hockey best school forwards in and be should assist KsbmbB "Htohe'xl'nTa and Latin team to win more Cambridge High and Latin School should be represented by one of the strongest hockey teams in its history this Winter, as five veterans are available from last year. Capt John Baker and Harold Grant of the 1910-'ll team were, however, graduated last June and It will be no easy matter to fill their positions. Errold' Thomas, the left end of the football team, who played finely in the forward line of the hockey seven a year ago, has been chosen captain.

He will remain at his old position, and he is trying to arouse Interest in the Cana-dbm gain among the lower class teene, The team commences practice wOffc next week and a large number of can- Hon ot going out for the teas, -bat the Tbet BSre 'Boston Braves' that wouifi Bv thf true fighting- ring game. The candidates fr the Somerville High hockey team reported yesterday, 35 strong, to Capt Walter whittakei on the artificial pond near Tufts Oval. The prospects for a strong team are orlght. The Red and Blue will mike a am fans would talte to." BOXING. Battling Nelson vs "One-Round" -Ho-gan.

New York: "Prank Manteii vs Kid Oeonte, Sacra- n.entn. iAhe Attell vs Tommy HcrUCk, VWW! Held, Comsat KeW Tork University at Kw York, Hav rhiii High V. Law School atlHaVerbill By T. H. Prct John M.

Ward plans i dungei at the South End Ground for tut aeaaon. The diamond, nrhich haa ma where it now is for 41 years, will oe anotner xnomas Pettitt in tennis. Fater-fllius golf tournaments were 'torWSjme year 'ago thlan C. C. of Chicago, and this fall Philadelphia fell into line with a slmi-Ja tournament.

In no other game went it be possible to get so many feathers and tons to play together. In Ireland one famous golfing family can make up a team of 11 players, men and women, boys and girls, which can lick any other family its size and weight. Pater-flltus golf has had two losses recently, H. H. Hilton's father dying in England and J.

F. Shanley's in New York. Hilton's father taught him to pUpa to ing him round frequently as a nartner Practice matches are scneauiea lor ranklln Field. It was flooded twodaM bvnMondayh0Ped 0r Candidates' for Dorchester High sUrtAt practice in the gymnasium yesterday under tlje direction of Johnlj(yMWyi' The veterans have chosen To fW Hams, eat. -her of last M.

captain. "Winnie" Long tg''tMLbMti-ager. Promising candidates are Qulfty' Bishop. Rauschal, Brennan, Mullane; Walsh and Long. to capture nrst nomas in tne in- One of Wendell's OHNpitlons for football of Harvard is that he can curry the opposing side on his M0 and another is that fie can alee carry bte oA tetsn on the same back and yet his position la called half back.

It should be Samson-back. There ha been Mthing like it since Victor Hugo's Jean olastlrt league. rans back are Richard Townsend, to to bring the home MM ikout 15 feet closer to lb grand stajftft aod also shifted about the same dis- Bob Garland, Harold George, Chaunoey Cosgrove, Carl Holmes and F. Mcln-tvre. Among the new boys who give nameraen to tne WUth JHnd club, after Jto brought little in the wwrof inspiration to the players.

But a "brave" can look good even In defeat. rS Swra toe beet of luck, were one from JM P. Morrill, an old fellow player; Charley fgahfel, a veteran player, and Mayor M. H.Vde I 'ark vs Oloueester. HWl lHffeJ iaet to the West Greater Boston League-Fr Mathews rs i arnearai v.

ai. v. A. at i soston vol Tit bleachers baelt of first base Will III shortened, as the right foul line fm hit the fence about 10 yards east lege Gym, Iynn M. C.

Aw vs in a IbMBHBBo when the dmmpion was felnSr. Down in Connecticut this season auury at nt igntan st, at Aipnonsn onM right-hand swing, sent hi hgiA-to the mat three times. mn'ji Hoilaad aroaay. but in suite at ma wonneii or jnteiitiui-R, who nas known Mr Ward a a self player. Hi the present line.

This will brine; the uuniiriiarn um iioxunry. HOCKEY. New xerK on, tne MR foul line well down into left fletd. C. G.

Waldo Jr won the amateur chara-jHljjShip of tbe State and his father won the cup to the second dtvtifQtt4 of match play. ward left train, to meet Ji that boxed remarkably well fir thai E. uanney on The bleacher In left center win be Journey, and some of, the. teams willing to pay a reasonable guarantee. Joseph O'Shaughnessy, Til) 3d st, South Boston.

The Mission Church Field Band team would like to hear from the fastest 115-pound teams at home or away, from home. Half expenses given or taken for Six men. Joseph Fay, 13 Whitney st, vs Williams at New important and Witt not return ught it should hav been token down and placed to extend from SpCC tfl total ywMfl i eh vs Boinrvl 1T Hltk mi I I I I 1 to Boston until after Christmas. Now that Hi' Bow owners have Planned DraoticaUy to rebuild the oi.i the present bleachers baek of third For estimatlnat. the Bar a course BSB Modf ord High i' Winchester High' at never out en a gtimV mmm 1 1 intteruMaMW on points ne cam- points Be cam- Tk grand stand la now Bai.Ml Roxbury 1 South Knd pUat, all further talk of wwaf for new ground 'is son of Harvard and "Gib" Small will play the back positions.

Address all communications and inquiries to Gilbert Small, Cambridge Y. M. C. A. MUST BREAK CLEAN.

New Rule Passed by New York Boxing Commission Seconds to Four for Each Man. MBTw'yorK, Dec 21-A new rule compelling boxers to break clesai wtopa t. red by the referee was passed ye terday by the Boxing Commissioner-ng; their weekly meeting. Since the Fraw- Valjean. Sol Metzger has a pet idea about foot-flfviipon which the sun may stMk, Stobelleves In the style of play in use last Vail except that the distance to be gained should be Ave yards in ttum downs, when a team has the ball in Its "WWil leitMPI' within its opponent's Btord line.

Elsewhere it should be 10, yard in three downs. Ho, no, John, "Boston Braves" wetft sfsmall. If the National game is mSK, considered first, last and all tie time the proper name, of course, is Boston Nationals, which reQJires no dream-ing, no probing of the brain cells to.Ojsa Gte. If baseball can make people think naoenally. which it does, instead of Oosnoldly, it has achieved trtmipy enough.

Altoood to a hvdroaeroolane un at for handicapping by the United States Golf Association, the distances are as follows: Up to 225 yards, 226 to 425 yards, 426 to 600 yards, 601 fBp up. 6. The approved distances for a back strong eiMMfa to take tbe mm tnasr waste novt rlcr. The "fwatiriir canacilv of jwtnjniiir lllrtiri High eg ponent -even, nt' tne uth. Snglish High at of to as ienaslnK the seaUn oennt en sgattit neikdow PVanklln Field.

to stand from championship course are two holes. 600 to 650 yards: four, 415 to 440 yards: of hie plans yesteruay, Fres I3K una Fard said: "1 ftjjure by maKinp the three, 390 to 410 yards; five, 330 to 380 hu.niiAM to stive DSN The par yard, and four snort jjewl or sucn a course, aoout room for batting and outheldlnff. while also increasing the seating capacity of Js in rokes totol lenath. would be 72 or lbArlinirfn vs IjexJnton Inter collefllate Chess Association's annual tournament at York, second dayv BILLIARDS. by tie- National method of rat i hat W9 Pr-.

effect last amateur, If you please, could play soot the plant i now les thiui 10- and Messrs Maflney and Ward hope to in-crease it to 11,000. by liberal increase of irandetand ana pavilion seats. turning the diamond around air. theght lleMer wttl not have the sun shining to hi fae throoKiiout th fame, and Old Sol will now dl tribute his favors betWMtt the OMItOr and right fielder, with th patron of the game protectees Pre Ward wa asked if he had set-on Who would manage the club. "I have not taken up ft.

Id he. "I Will in CjkMW WWh frith the manager, a I have mm. ideas about running the pame, but any the commissioners, nave course in except ny a miracle. Am number of complaints rnvaie ooxes win ne ouui anranu mw mot of the grandstand and many btbers added to the ones now on the wound in front of the stand. The old flolrl will be nut into SOOd ateur golfers are inclined to think, that they play better than they do.

but they QUS STILL WAITING. Even Mr Ruhlln Couldn't Havs Him Made a Boxing Referee. Churl in Harvey, secretary of the Stats Boxing Commission, told yesterday of nvtatt lto hnd received from- Mrs t. BJbtln, the alitont suffragette. Mfif ttSf1 feiaapean to7 be tb wife ot" the am Gu Ruhlln who one aspired to heavyweight bOBOfe to tbe.pgts ring, tften iiss tnrned down by toe commission when he aplled for I Na tional, Vork at St minutes with a passenger and landad in the Saugus River like a swan terminating a long flight.

From what he could not play as well 'as that unless di vinely or professionally inspired. Uncle tempera and his passenger said of the I tape, nd the players wilt have tod tance to protest, as in the past over the roughness of the pasture or the nlNlfmethod, can have no ama teur golfers entitled to bo rated scratch ture aloft there would ettt to he aa emellent chance tor whiter snorts in Suburban Sauare at Woburn, BroasH rsjescnery or tne inneia. players. 1 ascent at Cam- way at Cr. thing have to say along that line Julius F.

Haller has Just been elected manager of the Memdell Five, formerly th Danforth Five, and would lik to arrange' games with teams averaging 116-120 pounds. Games must all be glayed away from home, as the team as no home hall. The lineup will be Llnberg and Borden backs, Haller center and Dandall and Barbour forwards. Address Julius F. Haller, 13 Danforth st, Jamaica Plate.

The Acadia A. C. wants to hear from the managers of teams weighing 106-110 pounds. Full expenses given. Manager Charles H.

Goodrich Jr. 805 Huntington av, city. The Whit Sox of Charlestown, composed of former Walnut Star and St Francis A. A. second team players, would like to meet some of the fast 115-pound teams.

Sam Doherty, 381 Bunker Hill St. Charlestown. The Cleo Five of Cambridge, composed of Cambridge Y. M. C.

A. men, has organized again, and is desirous of arranging for games with the fastest of amateur teams. Thte team has a record of 17 games won out of 3 games played last season. "Sonny" Baker, formerly of the Cooper Institute Five of New York city, will act coach. Clyde Fairfield, formerly of Cambridge Y.

M. C. A. team, will play forward with Tom Wilson of Rlndge Technical School. "Hub" Green, formerly captain of the Rlndge team that Won the State championship, will hold down the center position.

Carl GustejN MalGcn at SptiKin or tne cures policy, rxn Ward said: a Driage, KniK.its at cssws. bo told to tb the clouds. He could not chatter sp the cold, being trosen speechless wna he first. landed. Bis mate was even won off.

i-'l'-i. SHOTS AT THE BASKET. i will oe tne national game urm, 1 VT A Al HA 1 1' A Hill A 4. Wi fi Fl fll James B. license to act as referee, and Mrs Uus COUirabucb Flttonr Hayes.

i the Ronton elan. hone to iie in en I Manager J. Brook? of the Tiger shrinking Hfrei' rv II harmony with all other baseball or-Kuatlons. The Boston club will tie Farq uh arggm "Jn. pibJ1.BacGregoi- AC WOnld IK lo hear from lOO-DCNMst impulsive attack ofthr der the GejTuth net Tom Mi baMbaJK brains Of the eemtry, thrnMuS Greg: "tosh and mildly eXDlalned that toasne tbr games away from horn.

BRg When it beat the World's OcLt'lfil Iti too many referees of addrsaa to aa wsshiasrtoti st. alty. vrv gette, wore Gus I hem boxing a air'' til soma total record by a Din. to no cliques, nut win aiways aui tependently for the beet interests of it National League. "An has been said about I MM WOULDN'T DO THIS! Manager Caliahn Hag to Turn Down a Real cmch on Pennant for th White Sox.

CHICAGO, Dec 21 Manager James otiKl have, to wait un with H. O'Brien, a new league man. i under are of crl la Stw name for the club," said Pro boxers on this point. Some referees order a clean break, while others allow boxers to hit with one hand free. In the future, however, no honor, according to the new rule, Will be allowed to hit when in a clinch.

Any referee not enforcing this rule will brought up on charges. Another new rule the Boxing Commissioners passed was one to prevent too many seconds behind a boxer. In the future only four seconds will be allowed In enefceorner. and these must stay in his corner during the contest. CHICAGO 6." WON.

Brown Got Deeleion Over Frit Hoi-. land a Result of Three Knockdowns in One Round. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 21 GeOjrgS Brown, th Castees middleweight, was given the decision over Fritz Holland of Spokane last night In their 10-round bout at the Piedmont Pavilion. This decision by referee Jaok Welsh was unquestionably rendered as a result Of the sixth round, in which the Chlcagoan, first flooring Holland with "What do you mean said Mrs Gm- "1 would like to suggest "Boston a a laxpayer ana my nusoana im taxpayer. There must be no discrimi i.

You see, James E. Qasney the grand sachems of 'rartnmny. rolling The Allston Goir Club. Ignoring all the stymies that the alleys afford, won the first two strings from the pushing Newtownes, but the latter broke even by winning the third string and the team total by six pins. That was when the plnfall was not heard In silence.

U' Callahan of tb 'Chicago Americana'lMWi Mel Shepparel Otst-fln; NEW YORK, Deo a Mel Sheppard, iHfgrea middle distanoe runner, who was recently operated on for the removal of a growth In the throat, wa around town yesterday. The operagkm was successful, and the. athlete is looking forward to a return tp track as soon as a troUbHHMMn VWelling which followed tne operation i reduced. 'J9p Hani. of Roxbury would KM to arrange games with teams averaging 116 pounds, teams in Roslin-dale, Lynn, South Boston.

Maiden or the Victor A. C. of Brookline preferred. Forest Whlchelow. 80 Elmwood st, Roxbury.

The Wameslt Five of South Boston, which made such a good record on too floor last season, has reorganized sod OUt with a challenge to all strong ww York, and is known as nation, i ciemann equal rights and in Hist that. Mr Itiihlln be MiTll explanations followed, but the ssore eoreti aside an offer, which, if everything wa Justifiable in baseball, he believes would surely bring tb IMS pennant to i. u.i im x. -day GLOBE WANTS mm mm waiting mm Dropping tbe indoor tennis champion- sassjtoSBSBSMS from a deaf mute who claimed to be HiWillllll Wily Smith is GLOBE DISPLAY ADS-READ THEM TODAY PORTLAND, Ore, Deo 21t Hp reeding. "I a -i me Which will make SHIM 'Oft tb' baepttal last night that your team pennant winners next Mm.

OH, JOY MR ASA SPADES NOW HAS MONEY. By GOLDSMITH WCitta a card 3 Vs8 mmA9 Sunday ov QUltlrl IBhR SI MOTv'er85'111 ad placed before the manager. "Tins is mtereniDg at said cna manager to his visitor. Then a few motions of the fingers explained to the South Hide leader that the man with I' f' I I HAMMOCKS flcSWINcSS lOH' My ch.udj 7S I I the pennant in his grasp could not talk. A ahffet tpne the manager was dl-geeting lb Dchetne, for hla caller had It already written ent.

If explained that the pennant could be easily won by allowing the mute SP 127 REM ONI Opp. Park St.) CHRISTMAS BAGS linn In I n.t I IHlMlKuWl is th WhnUul. Matrtnt. Vs cS. PMKe to make Christmas prices.

mmmrw wo 4 mm fihri MR, PIGSKIN, WALRUS AND StM Gifts biiiias With a strong pair of field glassee.w tahb a position near the field or under grandstand. By that aid glasses he would read the Upi'ref jtpg manager to his men between innings the players on the field In whispered conversations. Then by the aid of an electrical contrivance connected with the home bench and a code of stg-MfD he could let It be known just exactly what kind of a game and what tricks the visitors were about to bring out Cigtehea wrote this answer: mSm 4nrht cdOll WOUid DrOVS Si ivcitn. Bass. Dress suit case and.

ti. Me 'Mi 'iocom. Unibrei as 11,00 fl.oe Bon Trunk I actor Oft. I At. opp.

So. Station; near For fVSen winning one, but baseball is an honest anu cannut cuiiBicr tf. i inm.K.m Smoking Jackets Dress Mufflers Uunging Robes Angora Jackets i Til CAPABLANCA OBJECTS. Will Not Accept All the Condition Laid Down by Or Lacker forCheas Match. jflJJW YORK, Dec 21 F.

D. Rosebault. nt Trust, it Canabliinca. yester- fur-Li loves Steamer RugS "Wesi matte I beat Hvasa tebaaoe, with nor mwthmf Scarf Pin Handkerchiefs day gave out the Cuban's reply lo the BpertesMw, arc all i.m M. C.

A. Canes 1 tote iu 1 1 1 Mnoko tedar Loewe Imported Pipes rog tmos mxbb, to. conditlona maxlo by ir trannuci for a world's championship chess match The reply was mailed to Dr Lasker in Berlin last night. In dealinft With the several conditions Capab anoa does not mince matters in the least He raises several prinie objections any one of which may Interfere with the culmination ot the match. immm In the first place Caopablanca declines fTV I ASAyOfKE F'-P) 1 THEAH AM JU3TS OQ PtfOPLE UAT MAK65 MONBy i I WipEi AWArfs, BUT IT TAKES A 1 f7TpT Urk) fUr7A SEN' TO 5LKP I piW' HIM AND I withdraw HlS JEF INTO A 1A, 1 iVOUAR!) 5 ACCOUNT FROM JfjR pO TUNC r-- CiJrXi-TT lrIWj T'rorT fB ny'j VOGEL RESTAURANT mf, yy a a.

Z2. i oia.v hi iip which he rightly declares to be ulav Mess ons are slso oVieettonabl to him. fie urges I a. mutch hIiiI 343 lhNlttoi St Bostci Open Evenings Until Christmas ThFu oat mmmaotmmmm, 1 1 liliLS. I 1 -wr Ill 1 Hi IIS tir M- I t.

tot ttiat tne whiuqi rr hp who scores the majority of the Points, whereas Or Iskor siipulated match shou be drawn In cas the score stood at 1 to 0, to 1 or 3 t7vvith regard to the financial end of the contest Capablanca wishes to share ually with Or Lasker all the proceeds or he will consent to an arrangement whereby the winner takes all. title, takes and Income. No Billiard Hall for Them. NEW VOKK, Dec tl The match at JUTS tsalk line billiards between Willie Honpe and George T. Sutton is to he played in the ballroom of hotel Aster.

This Place has been selected because it Is thought that there are many who would attend the game there who would not go to the Maflison-H( Garden, and It is following the Parisian idea, where the best matches arc played at the brjt hotels. The date for this match has ii lavot Rich, II I 1 AT HOTELS, CLUBS end CAFES NH IWIIMt HUM IIIJ this ot Thi to I If Jou t'annvt Procure Year Seatsr lend lirr TMOS. L. SMITH a 16-ls lutiin III SON5 SON Boston 1 31 1 1 31 1 a'j' 1 jy r-icAMi irifc 1 1 i.