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tl v THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY JANUARY 16 1909I r

m LATESTTIMELY

REPORTSCOMMENT

AND NEWSOF ALL BRANCHESOF SPoRT ROBERTEDITED

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BOBSLEDS WHIZ

j IN TRYOUT fORWORL DS Q

tCORD>

i Over Hard Going Some of the EntriesSpeed Down Monomonock Hill

in Jersey in LeS ThanMile a Minute

UV HO KMAX BULGKRheavy Kill ol SIlOW aiui he hiaing of tlu boMeds tearing

THEilniii tho bide it nl1lli11lJl1lk Mount have sel the erstwhiliquiet littl1 ton 01 C311wdl N J on is ear Tear is not a

goo uord at that for these ingenious instruments of speed merely tickle

lthe side of the Munvcrtbted hill They havent time to tear

Today was to hive been the most important epoch in the town ofCaldwell but the appearance at the burnt MIII toward the close of yes

I tcrdaj made the snow sott and mihhy and the alternation champion ¬

ship for bobledb will be pu tpoiKi uinil the slush tieeres hard and tightMr jMillei vho his chirgj ot the contest refuses to allow this novelcontest to start until the i ung is fast enough to lower the worlds recordfdr speed He believes it can be done and the trial held yesterday morn-

ing¬

v ould indicate that he judgment is not based on mere hopeTho rivalry over HIP speed nf Imhslah In ort ind holding on til the brak

I began la t sear licn tile Swells awl luuidK 1 Ire the hear sled a honI orntKlniis of Cal wI laid claim to As the siruu nas houv the machinethd championship uru of the Nome Marfd nft lovlj and I had ample tlmaglan contestants Is Sintilrtul the ham to pip atrile tlu upnolatcred seatplon Ico skiter ami ho his btartltd tlw With a IIIueful motion that was hardlyAmericans b Btecrlny his sled with a let tho bis icnnati machine Kldepoe

Snow JfiItctl Too SoonTho nloltliiK of the snow suddenly put

a stop to tin itiMiniPiit last ison nndthe Americans Sun s Vorneghn-Frenchnin liullins nnd Gcnniin couldhardly wait for dt > llsht when tho mowbegan fallln two nights igo So In-

tnso has become the Interest In the hoblied sport that a Herman named htelnhart has hail n sled Imllt at a cost of-

JJA This peed nnnlhllator Is fltttd-ulth an electric searchlight an automo ¬

bile steering wheel and tho narrow run-ning loards are coered with rubbermats It wclahs more than 80 pounds

The big German sled was one of thefirst on the cour e jestorday morningand in the first trial sp ed oVer the milecourse do rt Monomomock Hilt In fortynIne seconds Tho going waj heavy atthat the Know being soft and unpickedRacing alongside the German sled wasa peculiar looking craft constructed by-

IlelicrIand Miller two eighteenyearold

sportsmen of CaMnell Tilt tied hastwo ordinary steel rigged sledi for run ¬

ners Over the top of them la strunga plank and an old automobile wheelhas been ingeniously built Into the frontdied for A steering wheel

This trail little speed marvel shotfUr the big German sled and was only

beaten by two tecondi Tha ownersI II7 that when the snow Is hard they

j expect to make the mile In thirtycconds The two boys and their home

nuwi ded are favorites In the bettingDanger Always Ahead

Bobsleddlng ON or mile course is noport for women children of molly-

coddles¬

Every yard or the distance Is

fraught with three times as muchdanger aa that ahead of on IceboatTha allghtest veer of the runners or adisarrangement of the fleering wheelwill aend the drivers crashing throughthe trees which border the course

The writer was allowed the privilegeof handling tho brakes on tha big Ger-

man¬

sled while a Mr Oelrlng took thesteering wheel The two boja MillerI and Heller ClIme alongside In theirhomemaflo sled and threatened to beRtus down tin mountain According totrie racing rules of bojbleds only two

I

men ire allowed on a sled and theymdst leave tho starting point tennoeondt J apart To avoid a possible col-

lision¬

tho German sled which wasthought to be Ihe faster woi startedfirst Being on the rear teat It wasmy dut > to start the German aled andMr Miller performed the same office onthe Caldwell product

Oelrtng gave mo the signal to start

SwatMilligan TriumphsOver Chewing Gum Trick

BiBULOER-Sportinir

using

I i Too bad Ir llorRnn thst rOIl dontlook up the rocurcK It Is true thatluch nn attempt vru mmle to foil

of the Oak but

ill ucll Ill mi jnufherolson Oili were iliilnff Ilia-

Xettlc Iln hpK on Ihp ia In iipillunnn VIko nenilir IhouKtit It u prontlchemllo Hi grrat li-

UilngI unfnlr inelhodii On nicount oftbe grounds vet nml roll

bien Inlil the l nso line milr Ibbase hml to KO over thrie-

fo get InI In the Mal of Henilcr nml hli-

icI mpllirj ihtnlnR turn allWpns plank nnd covered them

tand to thli the not I

flelecled V man hao been fernItirklnc ihn jurk tin t nlKht how

it clnter vlcVMiuld tiaie-Miown ono of Mllllinni necrtt ittvlccmenAI

Is knovin Mllllfui ni amoll powerful man In his lot On one

rloh he Moot nn lil lirrf nm heMA barrel of Inol i ri up nn his Ines

1 merely ai a lex nf stnnclli Tillt IIh w ai dnllned In tomu In try-

hanllr ullll1 lit hy Ilerret

fa hphcnwd at Ihe b-artJdf Urn nm nn I

LIY

I

forward In fact it was such a plpitant glidlne sensitlon that I did notrealize nt 1hat fpeeil we were SoInK

until a tree wtiliKcd r > us and the nuj nitrous mdder cuts hid Lr0un to lco

hue u u1ri sircar-

Lighter Sled Came UpWatch out Wl1tch out 1 barely

heard the NOCPS of the two atthey cro coiling lik T shot b hlnd w-Nenouslj I ImhbcII the brake but iwin i look from uelrlns chnngftl my-mliiil ami I sin Mil thtm forward asfill ts thox roulil so The driver sawtlat the lighter led had started fasterthan the IIIMIVJ one and foi a momentwould overtake us Under the rules ofbobsled iaclnn he stcerpd HIP machlnoslUhlly to the left The handconsipr was upon us in u second artso close did Heller steer the Caldwellmichlne that I have touched himwith my hind If I had dared to turn101lse It wns onl a second that thllllighter led kept with m and then westruck on of tln c little flat places Inthe road on which horses are ac-

customed¬

to stop nnd restInc the mountain Loolvlng ahead 11

t aw the lighter sled take one Inthe air and xhont down the mountaintide like a

Hold > oiled Oldrlng at meand In a flash I felt the bl Germansled give a forward The treewere whlizlns hy and my tars weresinging from tha rush of biting windthat swept by Iho front runnenleaped Into the air and as they cimn

my of the sled went up Ilkna burking broncho I held on for Ufa-exppctliid a terrible jar hut the bob

sled hit tho crust of the as gentlyas If it had droppcn on I cushion andUKe a hullot ne torn lown the hill TillGorman sled wns paining momentum nt-

everjI Jump and in a second we dishedpast tho two That must be thelongest hill In the world At least Itteemed so to me It looUed as Ifwould never be an end to the steepdecline which was rushing us likea stream of White mist

Iikc n Ion DropIn another second I not see the

driver and I didnt try Oelrlng hallsupplied HIP with gogsles and It waswell that hn did The sensation Iimagine U like thnt of a nmn drop-ping

¬

from the top of a building I

hurled my fIe between the brake barsand let the German driver do DIP rest

Suddenly I felt the sled going up Iwas tlll afrild to look up hut Ifinally summed up the courage we weren a llttlo viley and Oelrlng was

IdiiKhlng u roarloml >

Great fun aint It 1 and he lookednt his stop watch We had gone thomlp In less than a minute

We WPIO just about to turn roundwhen the boys came whirling thehill anti with a the Caldwell sledstruck our forward runners The littlemachine went over In a but asthe speed was slow nnd tho snow In

luckily nobody was hurtThere are bobsleds en-

tered¬

In the race fur the Internationalchampionship The lov Millet nml-llellei will the leidlng Amer-ican

¬

fried Anioig the ofers are PSlnnlrtul Norwa De Paolo ItalyAbrtirl Itil > Euvrard France andStclhhoff Germany

Dept iTenlntf WorldI have Jnit hcatd that Swat MUUfan once lost a on account of

hit oppontnti chewlar rUm to hla ipeed Can yon tell ms theficti about thli DAir MOROAN ronrtooath Street

tho-

peerltM hitter Inliunreiult

oillult hitler

heliiK

ladrunnrrshome

nlslitatuiU

fhcfevoulcl

mlchtAbout

eVenoiil

nejl

64ca

Mltou ter-Jnfprnml

hjj

boys

made

cuiihl

truckwhile climb

leap

comettlpht

lurch

down

boys

past

could

when

Ioncrash

heapa-

drifttwenlytwo

drive

gameatop

plunknlonc

there

tint he hid no lacei In hl < Krtoe butthe thought It m nl in cccenttlclly-

Al Ilfildfr fluil thn hall over thePlate Siit ilnmmcil U Into tho tlmb ri-us HJS Pipecttd nml rtried to lullllciijr Will ahikliiK vlh IUIIrtSltd-lallhlor

Ilefori Mllllgin hod gird ten feethis nol slurk In tin1 turn and stuckhard ami light lint did lie lull 7 Wellnot much S at ilmpl leaned forftard-ni ttat his foot Mciild not slip fromhe ihpci and with mm inlcliU jumphe lifted tliv planl < Hi HIP air and letII down flrml urd evenl nn Iho oneIcullng from first In second The crowdkaiprd-

Ilndcr nil nf a nuililen rrmcmtiered-thn itrcntlll In SAit reel lint II unjton lile VMIIioul itoplilin the niUhtv-hllter lifted the Iwo plnnki nhulincrur-irmlt stuck tciifthir and Happed themirfn uli tilt third Tho chfulnt gumheld fn < t HP then Jumped llli thethree nnd linded them nn Iho mirth

With n > mo tlm nilfhl hitter thenjumiied out t hl > shuei which lie hallpurpoiel left unhueit mid made 111

run Ijffore tho croud hid ilopped-loollnic nt the lumber he had in neatlypiled up Tu this iliy ijioe four plankjnee vied ai Iho foundation for theRtdmlitanil al llchtiletown Thai liliij truth about lh mMler Mr Vnrcan

IIO < K1IAN

WfIIl AND WALIi BACH A MILE t

I

r The Ger111an OakStarts Training

Work for Boutsrrn it Mrgfrlcil the German Oak who

1111 i t this country enger to meet nmmall in the vvorlil on the wrestling milI svi tinliilni vesterday nt AttllaFMiuiifliim m llioadvva Siegfried hn-n tri m > minute pension with Urni iIt clcp iitd three otliPi nniiloin hlitritp raw Hosfrlul In ftlo-ni I lininiiiatel dpclied that e a111 with nrf tlltiB fir nil tltnu TrOrmnti is tlip IIP 1 imn I hivo rvimil said MiaiUov Mo can thronnv man on earth take It from ana II l uMiov s-

Slinilov called to look over thu frrt-n in and eM if he hid the makings of afighter lie looks IIKn u llKhtPr tooifnid hharkf HP I 11 fa t n lightiilng nil ni troiu as a hull ul whoKnows hut what IIP mil fight IlkenarInn HIP but I do not nvpii-

Siegfried wilt wurl hn Ill ever clnvnow until Inn JS when lie 1111I nnneir-nt Million Sipnin Harden lie Im of

ftr tI to Bl 10 to inv imn who williif hf nul on aiMltlu il 371 c rn-niin whom ho falls to throw in Ihlmminutes i

DEMARESTS GENIUS SHOWSTAR BILLIARDISTS ARE BORN

Youth Gets Old Tom Gal ¬

laghers Goat and Carries

Off VictoryI

nnd autumn played a littleSPRING nf billiards Int nlghthYouth has been shooting

o aln1 the weather of time every daytor a week past at McOraws glided

Iparlor Calvin Demarpst of Californiaand veteran Tom Galhgher hav beenpliolng dally matchesIlk poets btlllardlsts aro born Many

I men try to play but they only amusethemselves while the spark of gonlus

ltnws ours Demarcstllghti onlyhere and there

Tike Gallujher and Demarest OldTom loses through temperament Thcue h bad or the balls heavj In tactToms iroit cuts loose and the coolevenl > balanced and confident Demaiesttwl ts Its tall In every Inning

Well Mac joj may think theseballs are light sajs Tom but theyare the heiivlest Jails I ever saw

Then Tom soes back He pulls oneIn How he can pull If there Is anym > stl an > thing between man and IvoryTom evident thinks he has It nailedAnd If by any chance he falls to brine

Schoolboy Basketball Teamsin Home Stretch Tourneu

teams In the high school

Till tournament enter theest retch tonight and itl

though the games will not alter thestanding of the teams with regard tofirst place unless tfc dtuveaant teamgels a big surprise from riuchlng It I

will probabl be determined which teamIs to yhc the lied and Illue theargument for first honor The losHlirnCommcrcc gunio Is the alllmpoit-nnt affair of tonlglUs trio of gamesTho two teams are now tied for second j

place each hav Inc won two gamesand lot one nnd the team that loses

LONGHOAT the great Indian111 n er who Is matched to meet

Slirubb the Knullsli cham-

pion

¬

In n Marathon race ovor the full

distance1 miles 1 > 3 yaulsatGarden on Tuesday evenltif

Jan A left New York jeMfrrtiy alternuon by his trainer JlmmvDeforest foi Allenhurst N J wherehe will establish training iiuarteri Long-

boats¬

principal work for a match Is

walking ant onl a couple of times dur-

ing

¬

the week will he lale a tenmile runTill Indian will cover from fifteen toturnt > tlvo miles nt brisk walk pver >

morning winding up at linos with amllo pprlnl baCK to his training campLe forest will Keep Ids charge 11 Allenhurst right up to tno day of the match

Hltrubu Is doliv his road work In Cen-tral

¬

Iark and Is located nt the ImplreHotel The Ilrlton U a hard workerBiiu n rrsrrlss thst ts xtAs tr

YI JP1-

1c1vrH

Ao7C xI J Z-

It oer ho aclunll soems lo look forthe hole In the table

Young Bennrest phs on He Isplaed smooth certain sure HP 1111make three while loin Is thlnKlixj aboutone He laces on When he misses heamlles and sits donn

Then comps Tom HP rlnlks up 118look nt tho bulls Ihlf wii anil thentint HP shoots And then he pullIlnall he an cai oneIn tad the eas 01103 he misses beathim

You nusht to Bet football shofs 10stead yourself McOriw sas to him

Oh I dont need foothill shopssa Tom live me light hills TheniHr weigh light but they roll likelead Why Ive got to break my armhitting Vtn

The decisive Mr Urnurcst shoots on

oftonight will be out of the race whilethe winner will uttll havo a luokln If j

stuvesant should strike a nag before I

the end of tho seasonUf ojjrje the lied anJ ltlui pnjjri are-

roollnt fur Uj HlBh U win an lh-

Stuyvfiant fire cgcquercl the IIroUYII t oiu-

exrlx In the AMiun Comin rc however luvan fictlltnt chance nnJ the Manhattan boy >

art the favorllri for to nljchti nffalr OM-

llrh lias i cooJ team ai fjr ni InJUIJui-lpliln II ioncerne J but thd team nork ofthe oniTitriu lie ourln to pull the lootfive thtvusn-

Cojch Mathfnion of Commerce d riescredit for tlu iinljp Mulk hi has InII HInto hli char CI and It I 9 late to lay ihitthe Commerce ifJ n It better at trim Murkthen aOI flr In th league

Longboat Now in Training I

Under De Forests Care

TOM

Madson-Sijtiire

accompaiild

mlssesusuill

good ma be seen scurrying alone theroads nnd hrlille ptln of the pirkWhen the roaih art Ind he dos Indoor I

work at the HKtninth Heglment AI-mor

Cole Outpoints McDonoughopecnlloThe Evenmt World

1HIIAUKMlirA inn 1 o RPCole colored nf Mirthnnu Illc vionfrom Mickey itcUonnitcli of UrooklvnIn the nt the Nonpirell A eIRSt nlftht

MUSICALn V rfVN MvwwSHermann Klein Pnn ri Mnrnm at 1

KITTY CHEATHAMPETSCHNIKOFF

nillK llll >CllllAXlliinoVVKIYnntVOn 11I01 I 1 > JOVBrt CCell1

l Tmnn1lirn < rFMKli II lrlce t loUAJ

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSETollbt at rojlrlnl11 Troytoraau o 18EU

Californian Looks Like Hoppe

and Will Soon GiveI

Him a Run

nmnlnR on like the eteranl brooltfconietliiRM htjh niifl agjln IOH TenMventj 01 IIlly or more It Is nil thestnie With tho fielllty of a wellolleilmachine no ples them up smlllnx InIurdly as one more twlit of the Boatstall tells him the game Is safely stowdaua

This vouth Detmrcst Is on the Hutlap of the Ion rare HP Is n horn lollInrdlst Tho halls reipnnil to hl <

touch He looks Ilko young Hoppe nnd

McGraw Has Busy Day SayingNo to Offers for Players

nas John JkClravvs htisv day ei-

torda1J All day long he IIMcned In-

piopoHltlnn niter proposition forplujera wanted bv other dubs Itojerllreinnlinn uf ht Louis Harry rumlcy-of llrooklii John Uanrel the ncu-

leicler of the IloclieBter team Tomrianagan of IlroLUnn Mai Kason ofIll wrenr and a fen others kept Melira blly

After M draw had got through ivlthall his vHton hp said there was nothUK cloiiig In the sale or trado line Just

at pipsttit lirnv hiii n lot of pla-

iri on his lIt that he vlll dispose of-

bfforo the Mason opem but he Intends

AMUSEMENTSf

EMPIRE II al tWh n five 3 13tal II eJ I SIll

MAUDE ADAMS ln lIn V

KNOWSVitv-

OMNHUDSON ur f al 2t3ETHEL BARRYMORE-

Hwnv

MnIJnlCK-

RITERION 4m m JInt H

jut Silurdi at 2

WM GILLEHE in SAM ONLYCEUM 4M h St nr H nair fi 15

vtis ihurstHar 211

BILLIE BURnE m knth Lnr II n > tit sisllAKtUtfv Mm fj I Sal j-

WM CQ1L1ERTHhPATRJOTKNic-

kERBOCKER a II Iv r-

I 213

Fritzi Scheff IlmrlmSAVOY H h I il 21

I h Thurt to

WILTON LACKAYE Rffffitint St nr llwiv

STIIVVFSANI M > M juThurs t SH Mi-

Ijut irh it lhl Ihcrttre-HeelnK > t Unl llelncit Micatrj

BLANCHE BATES PoimTNi8iop-BMl lll lllk The I e1

1 II X t> M llilt II I iiBine Uulle-rItiWdta lt1 t U

I 8121r x T b-

KRLlSSADJ1E V-TJIJIL

u Mon Illinche IHie The Hthtin H t

HACKETT ifitVV Jvu Vn1uVb ii1I

Mrs FISKE II Salvation Nell

rlAlIt Itl t i if Ii-1t1Ir IIreJenl1 m-

WARHELD tf Vrr-lrcilV J jlU l fl ttolayl Bf < f-

HAMMERSTEINS iSSUSV-bviJJ

7YuU7j IUU l allf Mat T S ic-

UOUblll 1IILMAKU a CO OAIITKU-OB IIAVKN k PIJUIIA 1AIIKKIt bTUAIIT 11AIINKS JhSSlK IllEhTON lly-m ck Ui Syltai Kenne I r

Drown Kttarto M quick lta

1 00000 HoleIs Prize Offered

for Trolling Race

With n hotel vnlued at flMOW aithe stake i handicap tioltlnK ralewill he held on ono of tlie Northern

pv Vork Etalo tracks omu timeiliirliiB Iho Liimlng summer Theoffer comei from Ainnri Curbln of-

Joiivprnenr X y n rinn of Krrn-lupilth who oniii the lintel It hsituated nn the St Iuvrcnce Hlveiand liusalHas hi cn T miniP nnkei-Coriiln i A iirgnnlzcr nml tlr t-

pnsldrnt nfTlie hi Intvrcncr ValIP HrccilcrH1 Aksoclatlon uiul 1m-nlvvavi henn n love of the hrncF5luirso lIalllO

Isome IIn he must go nftei A Illlos goitWhen tiipv inert It wi I he Clreek nnd-Irpek and nil hill to Ihe wlnnnr

to have a ilnmo of luukln them overfirst down nt irlln Spiin i di i

IVbiuir und Mm hFrom IIP ilinunil fir tlu rfrrults-

tnit Median IMK on Ills lift It en-talnl looks ns If he lua ilug III abunch of Iho ones und he will Imcsome HknilM tiullni mitfiliil mi lumjwhen he gets iful to cul loose

IllKliI now lltroi IK the nun motIn ilpniiind lirookltn wnnts him nndoffua loll In tMhaiiKf Nothlnjrvvlinlcvpr nlnK tlntu ItciKir llrnnahan likes llcioR but he ins nothlnctn nffei JlcHroM but inomj foi thephiPI Thp pv Vnrk hih is not sellIliB ill dieisvPt Clnnd Kasonand HatiBRiin me aftr nnvthlne theyrail ret In thp overplus nf phiera thatthe filints on their I sl

AMUSEMENTS11111I

AIISftRDAU fIlBAIm 12d Itom uutjvtekiEvi blO Mulnee Uel V lIt 210

1

M MaAriLITTLE NEMOBroadway rFiriUlirIy 111i V

re an r anou Actor 11111 ln lallJoseph OIlIa In 1IiI ToI WI

NEWYORK rm1m twlI 4 lhiEIS I In WIlnI 2 U-

HEASS ZIltrlll Jri Plrillele l surras-

INNOCENCEL D MISS

LIBERTY f iiiWhV-niDiitic

IIr 11

c 1011 2 I

> t VT nvtr T f HITDWIiUN1 Viu WirelessG-AIEtyTiTJTlIITiilh s II

In 15

THE TRAVELING SALESMAN

iun TIliT-n1clltiCUI MUM si ro n vi v

CIRCE lUvilil II unn t Kv i 15Mall IhunJly V Sat J ti-

THE QUEEN OF THE MOULIN ROUGE

Huters tM Museum

NICK MURPHY Q CO

lro1 IJW1 WHITE STATUE

k LIBERA TlWI t pl-IIZ VI IoK Th fi Mm20 Others CONCERTS SUM DAy

JOE WEBERS Tilti rW t t i U 5t

mmRMiioiiiiMRRiGE 1 1I tllX

ASTOR 1V MnJniMi J

n llTfrManfrnraHTie-

1BI10U unr311I ToI II d J I

A GfNmMAN fROM MISSISSIPPI

ranIAlt Mnilne TiVdnrG d Culinn Jt Ilitrrls Mlntlrtls-trlih K iVNsl-

lnitlnNI rtrniim The Ssss Man

RecordBreakingt jI Entry Made lor Big J

Bowling TourneyEvening World Free Head Pin

Championship Will Start

Tuesday Night

cipalpst liowlhiK tournament In

Till of cntrUs ui In manylOiidH thnt has epr hell

hpd In AiiiPika nlll etnrt nt the WHIt-

ollophnnt nllpn Ilioidnay and Thirty

lh1 Kind nel Tiiesdiy penlng andIf uu nip a bowlpr whoso foam hasIIPPII pntPiPd us ot luurfio It has or a-

opiitator onjoj Inw iood It Is a certnlllt tint rUII will be tiiPre Speechesb 1iepldPiit John CllnsPli of the Nn-

tlonil UowlliiK Association and promi Inrnt howlers will bo mule

This Is HIP fifth annual championshipfi < hpid pin touinament clen by The

ienlnp Wntlfl nml Is open to nil orrfqnl7id ilubs within W miles of NewVuk The tournament Is for Ihpmentrams and dulls may tnako us manypntrlps as there are members to fill such

tenmi No bowler can compete In two

Many Champions-Will Take Partin Great Benefit

Tin1 monster boxing and wrestllnB en

tPilnlnniPiit In nld nf tlm Italian earthqiinkp fund to ho Riven under the aits-

pli cs of thp NPW Iolo Athletic Club b-

tlm Inlted Italian Societies of Hnrrlmwill he without iloiilit the icntest showof Its 11ml ever slven In thli city Him

drrds of the tnjmotch boxers and vvrcs

tins ns wrll as ninny of the hlB headMnprs of the thcitilcJl world havo vo-

luntoriiil their ervlce Many new andnovel featuies will be presented Inclnd-UiB tho Inttln tunl jilipatlim conlpitand lironilsvvonl contest b some of themust prominent artl H of this cotintr

leiHi unit Html luvo olulItrend tlm FPIVHPS uf man of theli hlcl= tar und llurtlK HPIIIIOII Sam ScilhHIT Pied Iivvln Al Vood nnd I HerIn it Mack havo inittlled tlm committeethnt tliov will coopoiatp with themIanr prominent stars have volunteered

IncluilliiK Uc Hopper Cllff CordonTod Minks lInt y nnd ltc John Nestor-Hie Avon Conipd Pom Ailolph Xlnk-

Maior Uole JeorKle Evans Kddl-elpomrdotlllra

Annlo Morris and a host of

The flcht cluh manftKers IncludlnB-Johmiv White Jim llnckley Hilly libton ISI11 Novvimn and lllll Hruun IIUVH

lon eiitPd to help John J McGiawanlChristie Milh vv on liavn been asked toreferee several nf the boxing exhibitionsThe nffalr will lit held In Sulzprs liarliin Hlvcr ark mi next Tnccdiiy Jan1 and will h nndir thp personal dlieclion of Joieph lltimphrejs

H

AMUSEMENTS

nally Ial Ih-BUIHIPPODROME tU EVIal 8 25 10 Ju

Sunning Mini little In110 j I Sew Vlrriii I

Maiina Elliott1 I betI1a1ZWa > al 30-

IIT 3fMISS ELLIOTT

CASINO i c uI-

IIIMvn Toa 2tbEDDIE FOYL-

VWC

a IJtIt UIIA

IU IItTI-IITo dVYi tTHE BLUE MOUSE

Makr inn In the tee ultkII hlrUlrnton Fu-

lijtWortd

11 Q VUllne IAII MHhtnJ

LTin De WOLF HOPPER 1

u flarlUtrile Clark ipecUII engan-

uliDALYS WMFAVERSHAMo-

nin xj The Brrber of HewOrleans

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tMM Mrs fluke nli i MM Sell

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I train however and Illeiral entries wllj rbo reported to tho Vow York IlanllncAssociation itniler whoso rules tha tour lrnniput Is held making the offenderllabln for six months mupenslon Eachmm will roll one KJtne und the tineIfavlng tho hlKhift scorii will each r-

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laxtlng about the weeks Last > outhere were COS teamit but such Is thl iIntercut In thn National evont ahd theilcslio to secure the entry cards otteredas prizes that the total this jearwilletslly be advanced 10 or morn lea mlTho Knights of Columbus will entertwontyrho teams tlip Owl Olub huentered nine thn Edison Electric Com-pany

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shown lact nlxht nt Ht Nicholas Rinkwhen they plaed all round tho itrongWanderer team chuttlni them out by ascore of S to 0-

Hhlreff the rover of thp Neir YOrtA C team who captained tha CresctntA C last years champloni wai Insplendid form and scored fhn soaliIlls work wai epeclall brilliant Inthe second halt when hli fast workput his opponents up In the air

At the end of the first halt of playilug the New York A C only had anadvantage of two points In thit tinthalt of piny tho Mercury footers man-aged

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to snag tho disk Into the goaltwice Shlrreff drew first blood i tittle after a minute of play and twentysecond liter Cnstleman scored Aftetthat the Wandereis held hard andthe New York A C seven was unable to penetrate as far as the goal

nut in the tecond half Shlrreff and hUjam mates were out fob blood ahd

piling play upon pla snooped downthe rink with the puck The WingedFoot advance was not to be denied andthe quartet of speedy forwards sentn perfect fusllhdo of shots 1lni loward the goal potts

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