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V' mm 0 THE BOSTON GLOBE-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1915 All Going On CRIMSON AGAIN ABOVE THE BLUE WHALING SENDS 449 INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES IN HIS CONTRACT B- A. MEET SATDRDAT Harvard Scores Its Second Hockey Win of Winter Over Yale, 3 to 1. Asked Big Raise, but Does Not Get It, Gafiney Eager to Keep Wliltted, but Phillies May Land Him.

Long Shots Are Undoing, Stops, staiimgs dickering for 24, Being More Numerous Than Hard. Utility Infielder. NEW HAVEN. Feb defeated Yale in the deciding game of hockey series at the Arena here this evening by 3 to 1. Although ale forced the play throughout the game and kept the puck in the Crimson territory most long-distance Bn to score runities to by clever Neither team y.

but the exciting and up to the puck toward Yale goal in the mixup which followed a Yale man hit the puck, the rubber struck York's leg pad and bounced into the wicket, making the score Harvard 2. Yale 1 In the second half Yale's teamwork improved for a time, and it looked as though the score might be tied. Doty was the pivot of the Harvard defense, which proved its ability to cope with the Yale attack at every at ago of the play. Capt Swenev tried again and again to break through to no avail. After 10 mnutos of Phllil skated By T.

Pres James E. Hr itv early yesterda: York. With him vis of the Bra Vi the attorncj Director Davis drove A E. r.ey arrived in this norning front New Director Robert and John O'Toole. 1 Gaffney and to the new rfh of tin mi shot played game was never kept the big crowd finish.

Harvard scored the then Yale tied. Before ended the wi lead, and Harvard's scored in the first pi period. The game developed the especial weakness of the Yale team, namely Phillips Harvi en the first ss again in third goal trt of the stopped UVRVAKi is, whi vide, ii shots idol the Yale deer the wicket. York us it bounced from hit it again and this he wicket, 3. Yale Inder of t' Harvard bit roa! for Har The summa iking talf a Hv VAT linker Raidwl Ptiitlip lng too far from the cage This ave Tewn-t-nd Wylde, the Crimson's goal tender, plenty of" time, not only to make his stops, but also to kick the puck away before the Yale men were upon him Me work stood out more than it deserxed to for this cause.

However, he played Blerwlth Herron York Phillips scriminaci rari 3. Hnrvi noy i ast a Clever game. Phillips of Harvard and Yule were conspicuous for clever work. There was little to choose between the two teams at the start of the game. Bad passing necessitated frequent interruptions.

Herron led the ale attack, with Capt Swenev and Birwirth close Bex key it of crei Wut, 20m nui do. 1 ire: K. O. Edi ball grounds on Commonwealth i av and mentally mapped out the work that will be started a little later. Messrs and Robert Davis spent most of the day with brokers and promoters on State st, where the money for building the new grandstand will be raised by disposing of worth of bonds; and while it would appear that this is anything but a good time for disposing of baseball securities, I am st'ormed that the bankers of Boston, are perfectly willing to furnish the at the proper percent.

Pres Gaffney said yesterday that Boston stands a good chance of receiving a greater boom through its two ball chibs than the city ever received before. I think," said he. the Red Sox will surely win the championship this season, and if there is no slip-up tin Braves have an excellent chance. Think of the tiroes we would have here in Boston for 10 days, with the crowds remaining at their hotels. "It seems like a dream, hut there is Renowned Guard Will Assist Hinkey.

to Have Charge of the Line Next Fall. Also to Aid in General Team Development, Left to T. Burrows, S. Palmer, P. Dudley, G.

Marshall (capt). NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL MIDGET RELAY TEAM, WHICH IS AFTER A RACE AT THE A. A. GAMES. NEW HAVEN, Feb W.

Hetfelflnger, of the foremost authorities on football in the United States, will the Yale football team next Fall, according to a semiofficial announcement made tonight, Heffelftnger will be in charge of 'the Yale line and will help Frank Hlnkey, now head coach, in the general development of the team, TJeffelfinger arrived in New Haven Sunday from Minneapolis, where he is in business. He has been in conference with Capt Aleck Wilson and Coach Hlnkey since, with the result that a contract to take a position as Jtne coach pas been offered him. It is i stated that he will accept and will re- turn to New Haven next Fall to begin his duties. Heffeltmger played guard on Yale; teams for four years. He will greatly strengthen the Yale line next season.

It is believed. This department was a weak one all last year. DrY -f C. No this is not a French vineyard typical Champagne vineyard. It is no less beautiful because it is American, is it? Neither is the wine that's the soul of the grapes of such vineyards less sparkling with the essence of sunshine, less piquant with the tang of hilltop breezes because the label was not printed in France.

So now, that you may find it expedient as well as patriotic to drink this wine of America, do so for US own intrinsic goodness and learn for all time that Cook differs from the European article only in price. Sold Everywhere-Served Everywhere American Wine Company, St. Louis, a a A total of 449 Individual entries have Academy, been received for the B. A A. schoolboy i XV ich 3 od chant seing the two Boston meet at Building next Satur- HOCHALAGA SEVEN HARD NUT FOR B.

A. A. TONIGHT In its game at the Boston Arena tonight the B. A. hockey team will tea ins fightimr for the honors next Fall afternoon.

The drawings for places for at Fenway Park and our new plant, which will be finished before in the various events and relay races i will be held at 4 this afternoon at the A. and all of the schools have seconds. Several shots went wide of the mpef what is, with the possible exception to fol Harvard cage, Yale men loxv in, hopes were high until Phnbps got into action. He skated the length of the ice with the puck after rescuing it from before his own cage. The Yale defense put up stubborn resistance before their goal, and a lively scrimmage ensued, Phillips was at the outer edge of the scrimmage when he took his chance and made the first Harvard goal in less than fixre minutes after play atAiled.

Less than two minutes elapsed then before Yale teid the score, making its only goal. The Blue forced the play and took the puck doxvn before the Crimson Burgess, who played an aggressive game for Yale, made the shot. Wylck. the Harvard goal, stopped It, hut Capt SWenc.y followed up the advantage and cared the puck. Just 1R seconds after the score was tied.

Harvard tallied again, Phillips and Townsend, the latter a St star, who played 0f Cleveland, the speediest amateur Whaling Signs, team in the United States or Canada. The sj the Hochalaga seven of Montreal, present leaders in the Montreal City League. is the probable lineup: B. A. Hopkins, lw: Hicks, Hutchinson, Clifford.

Osgood, SmarT. Horn blower, rw; Huntington, cp; Robbins, pt Chadwick, g. rxv; Guervemont, Robert. Smith, lw; Schnaufer, cp; Brisebois. g.

that time." Pres Gaffney will remain in town few days, and will come here for a long stay after paying New York one more been invited to be represented, short visit. I A feature of the meet is likely to be the running high jump, for which sev- hus tne same team that whipped the Harvard 'IS team at the Irish-American games last month, ounted on to capture the five points the fastest time, although some of other teams may surprise it. The Boston Latin-Boston English High meet scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed until next Monday afternoon, as the coaches are anxious to enter their full teams at their best in the B. A. A.

meet. The Boston Latin relay team, which ral stars are entered. It is a tossup for will run against Boston English High, ied contract of catcher Bert I first place between Walter Whalen, Bos-, CouaenV Mail was received at the ton College High, who has jumped 6 feet tin and John Mallov. in competition, and Henry Allen of Volkmann School, xvho has cleared 5 feet 11 inches. Perkins of Exeter is ported thur ARLINGTON-MELROSE TIE TO BE PLAYED OFF MARCH 5 MELROSE, Feb 23 The Arlington High-Melrose High School tie of Monday in the Interscholast Whaling office and it caused the Boston magnate to wear a broad smile, as he remarked: few weeks ago Whaling wrote me that he wanted a two-year contract and a large increase In salary; ansxvered that he had my terms, and 1 would not change the contract that 1 had sent Mr, asking him to let me know at once, as I wanted to close with another catcher.

And this is the signed contract. have acted unreasonable this ------Winter, often working the Federal League as a bluff: but have fell for last year varsity verx- little of it, and don't intend first call for the Princeton baseball Mr Gaffney admitted that the Phi la- i Three other holders of the The two A. A. midget teams xvhicfi performed at the invitation meet Feb 6, will clash again Saturday, and the race to have leaped 5ft 10 in: Ar- is likely to be close. Newton High Roberts, Newton High, has done School has entered a midget team xvhich 5 feet inches, and Capt Charles has made a fine showing this Winter, Hamlin, Boston Latin, and William winning all but the race xvith Boston Davis, High School of Commerce have College High Midgets last Friday night, done 5 feet 8 inches.

arici coach Alfred W. Dickinson will The complete list, of relay races will probably be notified this afternoon if op- be announced this afternoon. Worcesterponents for his lads can be found. BRICKLEY TURNS FROM GRIDIRON TO ROSTRUM Charles E. Brickley, captain of Har- vard's football team last Fall, is out for i honors on the debating platform.

In I trials held last night to pick the two teams of three men each for the triangular debates xvith Princeton and Yale, Brickley was one of five men retained, on the basis of a live-minute speech which he delivered. Nine men were chosen last week and six more xvill be taken at the third preliminary trials next Friday, Of the 20 thus selected, the teams and alternates xvill finally be chosen arter further trials in which each man will be required to speak 10 minutes. Brickley has been working in speaking courses xvhile he has been in college, and in his argument last night spoke surprisingly well. Like the other men who competed, lie was required to argue the question of an increase In the I'nited States armament as a guarantee of permanent peace. BEAN HIT 403, HANSIS 402 AT BOSTON PINS Shut Out 0, P.

0. and Leads League. Whist Kenwood Bunnell and 132 Dole and 1238 Clarendon Foster and Perrin ..................205 148 It Foster and ,510 Bowling Kentwood i Clarendon 1 2 3 Tots I 1 2 3 Walker 118 85 1Q3 30fi 07 105 111 05 112 101 101 Hartley 113 102 334 Kftffelli 98 132 120 TO 110 89 143 124 80 114 324 10T 101 652 1012 142 Tills 321 201 35 409 327 Walsh and Poehler Defeated Millar and Cole, 2208 to 2057. Tots.541 500 500 154o, 379 508 1091 responded today to Arena, brilliant game, took the Star game proposed for that date ALDERMEN BAR OUT CROWD IN EVERETT Hockey League de'l hia club' is stil! after George Whit- ue piaved March at the ted. who has signed a satisfactory con- instead of the Melrose High-All- tract with the Braves; but as Mr Gaffney has allowed the Quakers to talk business with Whitted, Manager Moran has worked hard on him and offered him a much larger salary than he xvill receive from the Braves.

Whitted says he feeTs sure that the Braves xvill the bunting once more, and that be will share in the big purse. Then, too, Whitted team. are expected to report to Capt Green and Coach Clarke within a few days. NO MORE TRAINING FOR JESS WILLARD Campbell terms, the winner of the stern championship in 1907 xvill go to he Maryland club. Campbell had not learned last night whether or not his terms had been accented Pressure is being exerted to i end of tne keep Campbell at the Country Club, but lies decided that some day he a mvht lw martv fh at wlshpft tO I 2X6211 ni8.fi3.R6r Uk.6 GeOFRe btcllIluRS, WOBURN HIGH PLAYERS SUE FOR BASEBALL TROPHY Big Fellow Has Dispute With His Manager.

Entrance Several Times Forced, However, Board Approves Appointments Removed. of The preliminary papers in an unusual suit was presented in the Superior Court in Equity of Cambridge ester- day morning. The complainants, members of the Woburn High School base- spondents 3tone- aiid executive committee of the Middlesex League St Football Dates. SOUTHBORO, Feb 23-The St School football schedule for 1915 was announced tonight by Manager R. Tuckerman, and it xvill be noticed that the annual game xvith Groton will be.

played a week later than usual. The schedule follows: Oct 2, Roxbury Latin at boro; Oct 6, Noble Greenough at Southboro; Oct 9, Cambridge Latin at i Southboro; Oct 13. Milton High at boro; Oct 16, Middlesex at Concord; Oct 1 22, Boston English High at Southboro; Oct 27, pending; Oct 30, Milt Op Academy I at Southboro; Nov 3, Lawrence Acad; emy at Southboro; Nov 10, Groton at Southboro. Last night xvas the busiest one of the season in bowling circles and In addition to the heavy volume of rolling some excellent figures were put up. Two great scores at Boston pins were registered and both are records in their respective organizations.

Bean of Colonial Club hit 403 in the Amateur Boston Pin and Hunsis of Clarendon Club went through for 402 in the Mystic Valley. The competition marked the close of the Mystic Valley series and to Hansls Hftiinmti Merrill AT CLUB Billiards Central 183 Bishop 150 orter .150 Coon 75 Nexvtowne Whist fun it l'arrer and Hogers 776 609 1385 and Warwick .251 499 759 Central Flake nnd Willard. 535 Cook and .201630 891 Nexvtowne Central 1 2 3 Tots 2 3 .110 91 80 99 97 IOS Willing to Get Busy Again When Jack Johnson Appears. NINE PLAYERS ACCEPTED. 13.2 EVERETT, Feb Hall crowded tonight in anticipation of a repetition of the exciting scenies at the meeting of the Aldermen two weeks ago.

To prevent another such demonstra- 11 to open the doors of the Council Chamber adjoining the Aldermanie Chamber, which xvas used two weeks ago. Therefore, the crowd was forced to stand in the corridor. Considerable disorder occurred later when part, of the crowd succeeded in getting into the Council chamber and broke the lock on the sliding dooi attempting to get them open man Brock drove them back intci the corridor. The meeting was also disturbed by noises made by the crowd outside and several times the eroxvd forced itself into meeting. The features of the meeting were the confirmation of the in all flie passage of an order calling for an Investigation of the charges recently made against Alderman Mullen by a Boston architect.

who declared that Mullen had interviewed him prior to Ills election, last Fall in an effort to secure the contract for installing the plumbing in a large building on Hchooi st and pledging that he would his influence, if elected, to secure for the owners of the building such licenses as they might need for the public hails and building. Tin? board also passed an order for the appointment of a commission consisting of the resident ex-Mayors of the city to investigate the question of assessment of taxes. It became known tonight that Iiepre- tToward Furness, member of the Board of Health, had been removed by Mayor Chambers for the o' 1: Mr Was appointed by Mayor Chambers two, Years ago, but had opposed the Mayor at the last election. The Mayor sent in the appointment of John pevitt to the vacancy and the appointment was! HALPIN TO RETURN TO TRACK FOR NATIONALS NEW YORK, Feb Halpin of Boston xvill be a competitor in the senior i championship of the A. A.

1 in Madison was Square Garden March 4- Halpin disap- a pointed Yorkers by not appearing the last three sets of games r- teams xvere tied for the first Stsliings After Extra Infielder. won game. 2 to 1. The Braves have a good utility i The umpire awarded the game to utaiiine-s nicked out! Woburn, and the championship was etm- mfielder, and Stallings ha picaea ce(led to Woburn by the visiting team the man he wants. He is now doing and manager.

for business with a club in the International League for the player's services. Manager Stallings is bound to have getting the number of his which he xvas entered in this city, At trouble in getting tne number or ms that il that he jS," pe engaged in a new business, xvhich would become a fixture as the coacher at third ground at the tune of nMMnromept an kt.fp him out all In fn.ur-. SKSSTS, SSS Although a very busy man, the noted Xvers had been. middle distance runner has assured' Pres Gaffney was asked If he thought correctR a George V. Brown, the athlbtic.

director that the Federal League.would place a ground and witnesses of the Boston A. that he 11 com- ln the Bronx, and his answer was; with the ground ana wanessea oi etc for the club in the National events they do. for thev make; the same supported tfiat niienti i the Garden, and this probably will be a more disastrous move. The Bronx is ly the rMDondentB In appnnmnce ior pea- ba People no ess Willard, a dispute xvith lobby here to! day, and thereafter announced he would do no more training until Jack Johnson should appear at Juarez for the fight set for March ti and now indefinitely postponed because of nonarrival. Willard said he feared he might become stale.

As to Johnson's whereabouts, it xvas Intimated that he may have sailed from Havana yesterday for the West coast of Mexico, perhaps for Manzanillo, which town Gen Villa expects to capture had been. soon. This would give him access to Woburn was confident that the Juarez without passing through Gen tance had been correct, and men famll- lines. Should Johnson hax'e lar with the ground and witnesses of taken this route, his best course would the game supported that i be across Guatemala, and the trip would 1 occupy two weeks. Entry for National Class A Balkline Championship.

NEW YORK, Feb The entry list for the National Class A IS.2 balkline amateur championship tournament was passed upon tonight. Nine men were I accepted as qualified as follows: Edward W. Gardner, New York The next day Stoneharn players and friends measured the distance between the home plate and the box and announced that it xvas six or eight feet greater than the rules prescribe, although the plates wer- not in the measurement and I York; Charles Heddon, Doxvagiac, Mich; 1 Robert M. Lord, Chicago; Corwin Hus- ton, Detroit, Mich; E. L.

Milburn, Mem- phis, Tenn: J. E. Cope Morton, Phila- 1 delphia; Joseph Mayer, Philadelphia, i and Dr W. E. Uffenheimer, Philadel- pifia.

will go the prize for the individual three- string record. Toxvanda Club won the championship on the alleys and also at pool. Platts of Towanda helped his club considerably xvith the cue, as he won every pool game he played during the season. He had a close call in the windup, beating Barker of Meirose, 75 to 69. The final of the scheduled matches, xvere rolled in the Insurance series, but the tie for first piace between Giimour, Rothery and John O.

Paige teams was unbroken, both teams scoring four points in their last matches. There xvill have to be a rolloff. In addition to the big total of Beau of Colonial Club, his team came in fori considerable honors through taking all four points from Cottage Park Y. C. Colonial led eurlv in the season and i then fell behind.

The last few weeks I the team has been scoring steadily and started last night two points behind Cottage Park Y. which was leading the Amateur Boston organization. The Dorchester bowlers xvere in shape for a hard match and with a total of i 1656 took all four points from the yachtsmen and now lead the league by a mar- gin of three points. The defeat came at Miits I noiu 121 89 120 90 85 102 283 Bray Moore 93 317 ifniee .192 109 105 304 82 120 303 3301A 108 305 98 112 102 31Z 99 96 281 534 1521 ..500 492 528 1520 Boston Boston. Federn 1 2 3 King.

191 242 235 I Mmi'y 145 145 145 435 Harris 100 155 164 500 187 574 185 171 Emerson 1 2 3 Tots Ash'til 169 178 157 138 166 171165 223 149 124 if right 169 196 161 164 490 526 905 90S 2717 851 768 281,5 Tremout 1 2 3 Hraxes 1 2 3 Tots S'burt. 143 172 182 447 Hilton 167 142 482 Hum'v 145 145 145 4351 Toole. 144 157 155 Cheny. 162 09 159 147 176 156 479 152 281 169 552 170 127 295 198 8' well. 187 159 167 513 Kln'an 169 100 20S 534 Tots.

789 876 772 2437' Tot s. 794 762 893 2449 Nortli Shore i Beacon 1 2 3 Tote i 1 2 3 Brauer. 175 155 189 139 210 157 506 412 I (champion); J. F. Poggenburg, New -----v u.ss— 1 bad time for Cottage Park Y.

c. roi the team dropped from first to fourth position fill 174 5651 Selloft. 93 233 119 42 200 120 190 103 521 212 194 149 197 450 Fierce. 184 223 181 588 151 192 577 Tots. 91)4 081 858 2743 Tot 933 828 2500 hi son.

therPvtfirrSlhJn 1 It0woSfddnot b'bV the provisions'of the bylaws that re- TRACK AND SWIMMING MJETJ to, S. mnoMhnr uch absorbed in his checker tourna- 1 OF RHODES BROS EMPLOYES heal es employes held an ath mont-st store xvas second with 12 Massachusefts-av third xvith points and Warrcn-st fourth xvith 3 points. There xvere fully spectators, xvho ta xv some good rformalices. The summary: SWIMMING EVENTS 25 Yard Ku-'c-Wua by Hunt, Wiijiuuison. Br.itkiine, second; Bit third.

15 tun Knee by Hutchinson bowling alleys in the D-oue, Br.a.klbi. Huril. 5 Itaee Won by XVbarton. C'ttiuidsdl. Br.xikliue, n-eontl; Ilarti'-y, Brookline, third Uai 'J Fessi- by hcook' lilnut, Tremont Biatu, JOHNSON WILLING TO FIGHT WILLARD IN HAVANA HAVANA, Feb Johnson has apparently abandoned for the present liis intention to proceed to Tampico in the proposed reply came message to permission to onstitutioruilist lines, difficulties of from Tampico A.

C. and Oxford, which were tied for third, moved into a tie for second, three points behind Colonial and one point ahead of Cottage Park Y. C. One of the largest crowds of the season attended the final strings of the team match between Walsh and Poehler and Cole and Millar at the New Boston alleys. The famous pair, Walsh and Poehler, xvon the match, rolling 2208 to 2057.

Poehier had 1111, Walsh 1097, Cole 1072 and Millar 985. The scores: 118, 114, 111, 115. 102, 114. 109. -till.

annual meeting would be held Friday! Walsh 115. 94, 101, 98, 114, 117, 105, evening, Feb 26, the date has been 537, changed to Thursday evening, Feb 25, to conform with the bylaws and constitution. Dates for the annual and open regattas of the various clubs of Massachusetts Bay will be assigned and the matter of racing for Class A championship pennants and medals xvill be taken up. 286 Colony. Yachtsmen to Meet Tomorrow Night.

Although the announcement was made at the special meeting of the Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts Wednesday evening, Feb 10, that the Millnr 89, 107. 117. 101, 85, 119, 88, 90. 83- -985. Cole-116.

92, 97. 104. 105, 130, 111, 97, 120, 100 -1072. ...462 1301 Mailing .411405 403 1219 Essex 1 st .412 482485 1879 Essex 2 ...427 41 4241267 Winter ...485 454442 138 Letter ...452 4084481308 Station A ,,,438 403 490 1391 Executive ,,,459 470452 1881 Greater Boston Y. M.

C. A. Cambridge 11 HU. ...421 .415 405 428 474 1253 Pullman B. Amateur Boston Pin.

South Boston Motive Power bail. The boys thought it would become very popular. Henrlksen xvas looking well after his Winter in the old home town, while Janvrin has gained several pounds this Winter. xvas not vet settled, denied the tie in The boxing promoters here, of which the Mystic Valley League, and there are three rival combinations, are to consider a post-season series umil rioxv engaged in efforts to induce Wil, -r It'l Woburn replayed and won the June 13 to atT, not acceptable to THINKS JAMES EVENTS a.l beat for lead fliiJilt MH Tili, Three b- Brookline, si ui! ut Tar av, tier. Tre Sio.

Brinili WILL BE ON DECK EARLY ATTLEBORO. Feb Maranville of the Boston Braves, xvho is filling an engagement at a local theatre. will leave for Mao Sunday. Maranville belie James xvill he one of tin pitchers to arriv practice. game.

This Woburn. The executixf committee met on June 30 and voted, the schedule had not been completed, not to award any cups for 1914. The cups had been provided under the rules, and as if. happened xvere in Woburn for public display. They are still here, but are not inscribed.

On Ga next i Oct 1 executive committee of both 1 leagues met to organize fur 1915, and ignored Woburn, leaving its High School out of both. range championship tight with Johnson in Havana at some time in the near future, probably the first week in March. Johnson, it is understood. offers no objection to a fight here. School Track Dates Announced.

It was announced yesterday that the Elementary School track and field cbam- pionships will be held at Wood Island Park, East Boston, June 12. Boston High School coaches and managers have been directed to arrange dual meets to encourage more outdoor track work. The Boston High School outdoor track and field championships will be held June 4 and 5, also at Wood Island Park. House Bean Colon iai 1 2 3 114 98 111 11.3 102 107 100 95 88 135 152 Jots; 323 XV oodk 300 Brooks 298 i Tiles tu 403 Britt nrvc 12 3' 105 92 114125 95 102 110 100 97 98 150 .104 108 South Station 334 Beacon Park 345 i Tots.540 534 582 521 558 1590 Fire Dudley 1 2 3 Hullas 108 100 Hi telile 11 fit 03 ,1 134 122 125 M'F'd. 102 129 111 91 102 104 Winthrop Tolsi 1 2 3 80S 91 106 97 Wheeler 107 381 102 92 Equipment Tra the 8421 121 105 185 297) Waters 103 97 115 i Plant Maintenance Western Klee I Roxbury Cult I Auditors Totfi.551 544 533 1628' Tots.497 517 555 1569 I Simpson.

.450 460 464 444 1370 1319 that Bill rst of the for Spring An laid on the the rule for two weeks, under P.a VV'in B) Tr moni (Ferguson fing Broad lump itetanee itsft 4to; di-tam- 15ft XV BABY DIES FROM BURNS. Night Clothing of Francis Sullivan, 2 Years Old, Ignites From Live Coals at Cambridge, Francis Sullivan, 2 -year-old son of Michael Sullivan, of I Spring-st pi, East Cambridge, was mortally burned yes-1 terduy morning at his house. The father had gone from home to a neighboring store, leaving exposed some hot coals in an ashpan near the kitchen stove. The child, coming from a bedroom in a light nightdress, caught fire from the coals, and died in the afternoon, despite the efforts of the doctors in the Cambridge Hospital. third, Criititi, BrookH six Hi Irsi.

Tifa Keliiy Hitt'1 Moffett, Miller. w. 15ft 1in by Fati Werren (Beab and Oatcxs, s.J Soiilei, third, by Brook Muspachussett ri nie, Brook POWERS TO ANNOUNCE HIS CHOICE OF CITY TODAY CHICAGO, Feb 27 -It was said at Fedj erul League headquaftera today that SOPHS JOIN THE CREWS. Three Harvard Boats Out Yesterday DILLON STARTS SLOW. BUT HE BESTS HOWARD NEW YORK, Feb 23-Jack superior hitting power and advantage today Powers, who recently purchased in enabled him to wear down Howard in their 10-round bout tonight at the Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn, Dillon had a hard time to win, however, because he began slowly and gave a big advantage in on the Conditions Pretty fur Her session Dillon dropped Good for i the Jersey man to the mat in the seventh Brookline T.

the Kansas tty would an- rowing notihce iti New York tomorrow th town in which the team would play. session, Dillon weighed 1 two varsity crews of the Harvard Howard pounds. iMcOwcti, lm DISCUSSION OF METHODS. IF TERMS SUIT, WILL GO TO BALTIMORE In all probability Alec Campbell, the golf professional at the Country Club, Pilgrim Publicity Association Hears Addresses on Advertising and Salesmanship, Advertising arid formed the theme for after-dinner eur? ion last evening at the monthly meeting of the Pilgrim Publicity Association. xvhti-h took place in the finest dining hall at the City Club.

About and guests were present. The special and were Truman A. DeWeese of Buffalo and E. Maj Rookies Get Busy. MARLIN, Feb 23- splendid weather conditions and on a perfect; playing fttld, the Giant rookies had real I baseball practice morning afternoon today young all worked out with the catchers now here.

The infield bad its first fielding practice. pounds and Howard pounds. quad, which have been on the for several days, were joined WEST DRAWS IN SLOW BOUT AT BRIDGEPORT BRIDGEPORT, Con Feb West of Holyoke, nd Gene Moriarty of Syracuse, fought a 15- round draw before Liberty XV at yestmUv by the first sophomore boat, xvhich went out. for the first time. The floats have not been put down at the yet and the nu some difficulty in getting into their shells, but both morning and the river upstream from the boathouse nd plenty of it.

The is practically clear of lee and ail three crews were able to go up nearly two miles to the Watertown Arsenal yesterday. The conditions that were satisfactory for good rowing, fh order to foster class rowing, the sity management has appointed cap- Cjrus Brewer Hinckley 487 4 484 487 438 1347 1359 A 2 3 Tots 106 99 12 317! 102 129 333 87 101 87 275 81 94 109 284! Baker 180 115 108 854, City 1 2 3 Tots 100 108 95 313 Tar'veil 17 98 323 96 85 Cools'ii 104 90 103 297 OVlnow 9X 101 292 Wire Chiefs Cable A fiOWl A Paige ...453 ,..513 450 474 433 418 1435 Tots.512 511 540 15031 Tots.524 503 481 1508 obrion Russell. Field A Cowles. ...457 .517 518 467 474 1400 i Patterson. Wylde W.485 Klee Whitney 433 430 429 435 490 1850 1,352 Mystic Valley.

AT MAI.DEN CLV0 Billiards Ka 1er, Carney Gibuour, 463 504 439 507 1344 1531 Campbell Horne Malden Bank and Boston. Sa wyer Corbel Colony 2 ,444 .417 431 432 428 416 .1803 1295 International Old Colony 1st. .474 ,451 478 436 505 475 1457 1362 Si in win ut Slate Street ...487 .,.426 437 448 176 402 1400 1336 Big West Point Baseball Squad. WEST POINT, Feb 23-PrftIim- here tonight. It was a slow affair and the crowd hissed repeatedly.

West appeared willing to fight, but Moriarty resorted frequently to clinching American Liberty .468 ...419 461 425 417 1354 1256 Normandie and Drew Fierce and Smalley and Thibodeau and Stalden 1 2 3 Tots 111 87 88 101 99 103 303 Medford ,150 Peters .135 Thurston Fool 57 Chase 75 Monk let Whist 240 345 850 299 Medford 1 2 ferry 97 91 87 115 53 150 23 580 539 347 244 884 543 Cotton Boston. 8 Kim'l 87 88 280 Perry 97 01 95 09 103 303 ,87 115 ft!) Fng'd 99 88 89 276 Parker. 82 86 90 Wnd'ii. 94 108 119 321 123 85 97 100 29V Woorly.113 87 121 Team 1 Team 3 .487 .420 408 429 442 449 1282 1279 I Tots. .502 488 488 1478 Tots 283 801 258 304 321 Tots.475 502 490 1407 inarv work for the Army baseball team tains for each class and oveisect 11 the varsity squad.

J. hite ib cap was begun today when a big re ported to Coach and Capt Mer tain of the sophomore and H. B. Cabot, the varsity man in charge, The game with the Navy will be CHeheater, is captain of the played here May 29, and Kenneth Parson, in charge; Reynolds, Is captain of the seniors And They Call Them Hillmen! and Harwood, iff the varsity ku- St Elmo Lewis of Jamestown. Y.

P. F. who presided, stated that the association intends to send a delegation of about to the advertising men's convention at Chicago this Sum- hot SPRINGS', Ark, Feb 23 The Wray is looking after the Highlanders got lost in the hills while freshmen himself, with the assistance out on their morning hike today and of Coach E. J. Brown, 14, and Guy Macit was almost 2 o'clock when thev got i Vicar, back to their hotel, with all hands Twelve trews have been formed in the pletely fagged out.

I freshman class, but none has yet been Brookline, for the lust 16 years, will ac- rrier, and that they intend to bring back vept the position offered him by the ink cup, which is awarded I each year to the organization that has Baltimore Country lub. the best for its own community. When the Globe printed the news of; He spoke with confidence of an irnmi- prospective venture, yesterday rooming in dispatch from Baltimore, which stated that he would start March on his new duties, much regret was manifested by the members at the Country Club, where he has taught how to play golf. while golf committee at the Country Club, of which G. Herbert Windele.

is chairman, has not yet accepted instances of gt resignation. It is a fact that selling goods, If the Baltimore Lountry Club accedes country. Tufts Pitchers Face Batters, MEDFORD. Feb Varsity tried ouf on the water. DARCY; BUCKLEY AND STANLEY WIN IN FINALS The final-winners bouts boxed last, ever Cambridge, under Hi vet-side Boat Club ID-pound class, Thor Chester; 115-pound 135-poutid of Boston.

in a special match Mike Crowley of Malden, the cham-. pi on, defeated William Buck ley of Chelsea, and in a special 125-pound match Jim Gorman of 10 defaulted to Pat McCarthy of Dot 'IVarri 2 Team 4 380 .,..418 407 132 419 438 1202 1280 AT TOWANDA CLUB Billiards Towanda Melrose Caiilfleld ...............138 Wiggin Suburban K. of Summer Street, Cnimpbom i 02 MeKie Retail Furniture Ferdinand Shawimit Atkinson Morse Walker, Pratt A McArthur A It Co 1st. A Co 2d 46 471454 4014 40453 404 480 451 43 481482 487 478 417452 410 ....453455610 477 428 410 ..,.518 482 487 .435 435402 450 474145 434 445 489 457485 440 410 471 456 ....485 .467 Street. 503454 467 ....485 467 431 47 41 427 ....401 383418 452 432 403 ...,427 421 442 451481 437 418 443 427 Boston 418 485 436 432 418 453 341 404422 ...,388 405 430 1885 1354 1895 1820 1300 141 if 1821 1362 1,337 1443 1339 1424 1383 1319 1202 1347 1290 1289 1298 1212 1223 Richardson Gurney ..............................430 454 431 423 4)7 1302 1308 Greater Boston Wharf.

II King .......................428 422 422 415 GLOBE ADS PAY BEST THY ONE AND SEE .150 ..150 the 29 amateur in prus Hall, auspices of the ere as follows: Darcy of Dor, A. Buckley of 1 ss. Bob Stanley Marathon Winter Hill ...428 ...399 422 451 442 433 1292 1283 XVebktcr De Soto- Beacon .394 .390 435 418 439 397 1275 1204 Flat ts Lea the Marathon Company Milton ................................442 438 377 475 1199 1355 nent increase in business in this country, i pitching candidates threw to batters for Truman A. De Weese. in talking on ilrgt time today.

ob iach Slattery put said that the sou) of ad- vortising is not so much telling all about the pitchers at work xvith cat eh era, the thing presented to the public, but' pairing them according to experience, rather creating a demand for it. The batters faced a delivery as fast as art of presentation is the greatest thing of midseason. ubwut he maintained. --------E. St Elmo Lewis gave a variety of Princeton Baseball Men Called, Whippen, State, beat Coleman, ufts; Kilmer Bay State Beats Tufts.

MEDFORD, Feb Bay State chess team beat Tufts College tonight, Wn to points. Tufts won one match, drew one and lost, one by default. The summary: Fennard, Bay state, beat Burrttt. Tufts; Lee, Bay State, Swats, Tufts; Bellartey, Bay Saylor Too Good for Stewart, JACKSON, Mich, Feb 25 Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis tnunifihed over Hal Stewart of Fort Wayne here tonight in whirlwind Washington ...425 ...462 482 470 440 412 1844 Greater Casino. Murray Winthrop .491 .457 402 512 445 1471 i 1414 768 454 2 280 31 723 723 Melrose.

1 2 1222 494 TLHMINAL ALLttYB Terminal ................................500 505 Brunswick loop ......410 452 457 451 1462 1323 Pool 75 Barker 75 Underwood Whist Tmvnnda Gray and Caulfield Sawyer und Melrose Birilsnll and Hildreth and Bowling Towanda 1 1 2 8 mrm Wilcox 92 88 97 103 05 00 101 308 118 87 89 289 V'-Jt 2 06 320! D'port Hit 28R 119 95 116 380 00 85 107 282 Brown 105 90 108 06 119 91 300 10.39 1403 3 GASINO ALLEYS. Rowdoln Square ............510 Ittff 'arduo ............................................468 551 470 1473 1895 409 514 1500 402 467 1461 Tufts, drew; Hanger, beat and 'Bitv and bud methods uf bulb in the oity and PRINCETON, Feb Nearly CO Tufts, beat Nenie, Bay includiag seven members of Has State, won beat Neale, Bay State; Barry, Martin Stops Robinson. NEW YORK, lent Martin stopped Hailur Tom in the i sixth round in Gymnasium to' nighi. WHARF AIJ.EYS Howe's Wiiarf ..................486 505 508 Loop ......460 405 482 1494 1412 EGLESTON ALLEYS EgleatOB Square .............455 490 508 ,487 480 1443 1371 AT Cl.A CLUB Kern wood Clarendon Hall .......................,,,150 Hnweltlne ...................138 Bartlett ..........150 Dore ms Pool Bartlett ................75 Powell 71 Cox 76 32.