:»WEDNESDAY, Dec. 97, 19x6
; tumult _
5 Willlltlll
,ssachusetts Starts Things in
Golf C'rcles--Steam Roller Meth-
ods Over— Backing of Gulmtof
Great Significance
The action the Massachusetts
{loll Association in casting its on
in the tent-til of the United States Golf
Association is of the greater Signifi-
gance to the future of the. national
o l'
coin or "
-m..ww r9 . a" «on» is;
filight in the sport procession for the
hill lllll illzltw i
r. in ‘ ,.
0R FHANGHISE IN Lch tor.
BiDCtER F 5
FENCE QU'TS- } Manager John Mchw, of the
Phone
SPORTING UPSEIS; Joncs has drawn column after col‘
, - ;
Tad Jones 5 WOW-With Yale FOOt- ‘ very generous in its glad acclaim of lien in regard to the disposition of
ball l‘eam Deserves Special.
umn of praise, to say nothing of the
great volumes spent over him in ver—“
bai eulogies. Not only Yale men but
the football public generally has been
the wonderful success of the Bulldog
Theatrical Enterprise in Mill City is
Sail-fled that the Eastern League
Proposition ls Unlound and With-
draws Offer.
LAWRENCE. Dec. 27.~—The situa
the Lawrence baseball team reached
its most acute state Saturday when
Giants, who has been credited with
drawing down the largest salary in
baseball, is likely to have Bill Carri-
gan as a rival money-getter. It is
said that it Bill returns to the Red
Sox he will receive the largest salary
ever paid a maangcr or player.
Prompt
Delivery
999, A&P
Economy SpeCials'
m lilet‘olution threatened
éjaugainst tilc steam-roller methods that
”Sufi“ :instructor this year.
I VIGOROUS FIGHTING or.
i Whatever has been said and written
I was richly chcrved. Within the scope
it became known that the only bidder
bod withdrawn from the field under
present conditiions. J. William
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{flaw been pursued in more titan one
BI'liling cf the major body. Seventy
ire delegates. representing forty-om:
clubs of the MaSsachuscttrt body. met!
, and by vote of fifty-eight to fifteen;
wi-npted against llll‘ interpretation or
the amateur law as framed and car-
;5‘ tied at the last meeting of the United
:sitatcs Golf Assorizuiott. >
There was a brilliant array of legal
Emlent to represent both silica. The
m5:9eting was called at the instigation
L‘of the \Voodiawn (lolt‘ Club, three of
55'whosc golfers suffered the loss
gtlirir amateur status when the na-
g,,tionul
:3 «railed this spring.
., “tree
of
rule was; re~
()ne of these
was Francis ()ulmct,
golf amalt ur
players
'1‘ a former open and amateur champion,
_ and the youthful American lad who.
2 onetl
ringle-haudcd, trounced llart'y Var-‘
don and Ed Ray when they lllrt"ill,“
to rtut away to their English
chores with the Aniorican open titlo.
Ouimct is the idol ot‘ Massachusetts,
in playing: tho best game of golf in
America. scarcely excepting (‘hick
fit’lt‘wana, and is held by all who know
. t'illl intimately or othct‘witw
to be.
‘(lll‘ of the tuo.~t simonpurc and ex-
.' ‘uf
‘ «clubs feel that the game in this coun-
. Uuimet in at sporting
V where the two wontlcri‘tll golfers :ivu
‘ull cttétoutcrs the benefit
‘ knowledge
: culplary athletes in his heart. and ac;
'iions that plays golf
the water.
on this side
Most Massachusetts
try suffered :1 distinct black cyo when
players of Ouimct's caliber can be.
barfild by a tulitta such as that which
covers the pre'scnt amateur situation.
.I. ll. Sullltalt, .lr., is another Wood-
lvutd. golf star who hold a very high
national ration and who with given
the ax at tho some time ()Ulmt’l'fl
muateur scalp was. backed away. Sul-
livan had gone into partnership with
good! house,
of their
of the crime in pic-hint:
. mil oticka, balls and other links int-
.' gtttt'sc bluitlcrs are
, bruins at work
lion.
Memento for those who would buy.
This. appeals to many pr0“‘lll"n(
golfers as a distinct sevicer to tho
game. They point ottt that golf-
not made profes-
thc reason being that tile!
best to hnvc the keencst
on the link construc-
it uppcals to many an ,iuqt an
impor‘unt that golfers ncod good
brains to look to the manufacture of
clubs and sue. that a golfer has null-
Pionzils.
thought
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Only a brief apart now remains of.
the good year 1916. and within that
scant segment no event of real im-
poi‘lulttte in the. world of sport is to be
settled.
even now begin the annual debate as
to what single record for 1916 deserv-
cs to be pointed out as the predomiua<
ting.r stunt of the year.
A prowss of elimination will enable
us to not down to cases more, quickly.
Hence the elimination. in .turf ulntters.‘
no one equine stepped to the front:
with cuouch force to draw away froml
the field to a prt‘tnouncccl degree. Scan. l
ning the field of the one and ivories,:
Willie. lloppe. continues on his way as;
the greatest living exponent of the
game. llut lloppc isnncrcly keepind
a pace already mtablishcd, ‘
lilo far as golfing is concerncd the.
work of vl‘hick l-lvaus surely stumps
the (.‘hicago wizard as a real marvel.
ilit; trick of winning the national op
cu championship was it real acbicvc-j
tuent. Jim to make his honors the,
more lllllll‘Pt-lSinP hec followed up his
triumph in the open wilh another vic-
tory in the national amateur clash.
'l‘ltr-re surely is glory aplenty for out)
in gaining such honors. <
liw‘cver. Evans wna only playing
formal claims to conquests to which
his friends and lltllllllK’l'S tell for two
or three ycam be really was cntitlcd,
on wrforumuccs they had st‘cn him
put up, in other words, Evans, lltl-I
utitletlly the greatest shot maker inI
the country at his favorite game, at
last succeeded in delivering his re-i
mnrkubh- warm in tourttttmcut coutu
petition and the result wan nothing.
more than was expected. '
Nothing Startling in Boxing
in the boxing arena there was no
particular performance 5
prominently this your. The two mosh
talked of title holders: lv‘rcddy Welsh,‘
kin}: of the lightweigltts. and has Wil-,
lard, heavyweight champion, posited
through an uneventful your. \Vclah‘
made a showing that proves he is still,
tho ruler of tlt-l clash. llc hold hisf
own with the clevnrcsl men in his di-i
vision. although he did not decisivelyl
\l'hercforo frenzied fan's may.
that stood out.‘1
1 in the, matter
of a single season Jones lifted the libs;
back into a position than which none
hold higher. Furthermore, he covered
5quite an extensive span in so doing. it“
.its quite a jump i'ronrfil’e defeats in!
;one season, with no less than three. oil
the so-called smaller fry participating.
to a single defeat in the following. In:
addition the two rcal objective games:
of the season were chalked up as Vic-5
torim in this rehabilitation of matters:
As we view it the record of Jones,
and his charges in boosting Yale grid;
iron activities front a very low ebb to
the front rank iii a single season to:
the real sensational trick of the year.
Not a few cxpcrts who not thiam-
selvcs to the. task of picking an all?
star baseball team for the tons sou-l
lson have given (.‘barlic Hcrzog-a ill”!
at the second station. This means of:
‘course that l-ierzog's play at the mtd-1 ”l“ I‘ll“:-
ln‘opouitton as out.
die but: measured quite well up to theI
'stnntlard of what tbc wise ones want“
ed. Yet more is one man who lan’t!
satisfied with Charlie's way of play-‘
ing the but. lie is llcrzoa: himself,
ller7ie admits that he can play tlttttf
old but: pretty well. llo believes hcl
can do allytltinr. in it fairly litlccessfnl.
«5 manner to which ho sets his hand. es- read; to run tltc Lawrence. club in the
peciully as regards baseball. But he'
also suti‘sficd that he can improve on.
his work around the rack. Only u fcw5I
days ago, talking of his new poaltion,
with friends, llerzol: cxpres'xczl thPl
sentiment that within another scasott‘
be will show the boys quite a few.
new angles as to how the position;
' should be covered. \\'hen\yott get that ',
you begin to undt-Tslnttd just why
Charles Lincoln is the great player lic grout micbluc uru ‘m’embers of m9,b
‘ ' ve
'rcully is. He’s always trying' to ““‘Colgtttohockcy {M e pa d carefully and Slowly' 5
'"mm “3‘“ mud-““5" m“ “""k m ”m. ,Tlm‘fi‘lt’lrmn Wish“ 0’ ““3 'm""mined=unt‘l after the official textl \-
’Jim Wulbh. Steve O’Donnell and Joe,“ thé replv has been receivcl ~
‘_lt‘olcy~«-uro coaching Harvard Stu-[and carefully considered. Presi:
nd .
'RICKARD occEtvzp SIGNED pop“
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NEW YORK, Dec. 8?.~—'.-\'ot only husl-
'l‘ex Rickard outgrow-used his rivals
of getting lieu Darcy
into the illickardiltlcCracken camp.)
thctn to a frazzln.
but he has beaten
so for at: (lcorgcs (‘nrpcnitcr is con-I.
RUMANIAN FRONT, AND
IN EGYPT AND ALONG TI-'
GRIS.
Schanke of the. Colonial theatre, who
has been acting for Cecil Spooner
stated Saturday that sorfar as the
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received in WashingtOn that,i
thtilill‘ investigations and the more he
made the more he became satisfied
that the Eastern league proposition
who unsound.
The league. met in Worcester Tues-
day ll"tl llr. Scbaakc was asked to
make 5.. final answer at that time, but
he y ired and requested a delay as he
was not certain what the. answer
would be. He is now ready to make
liis filial annwcr and that is that film
won‘t have anything to do with the
club unless Lawrence is in a league
tlztt' takes in Lowell, llaverhill and
other cities. in other words. he has
hmncd that. to invest money in a
club in the Eastern lculzuc would b0
ubtut the same as throwing it into
Viewed from all angles the,
up to him by
l’rcsident lhtn O'Neil Etud Joseph P
Sullivan does not look good. '""’
‘ As efforts have been made and are
both; made to start the New England
ltaucuc again. Mr. Schunkc will be
mud) to tatlk purchasing it franchise
in Sllt'll a circuit, but its for the East—
llll lcnpuc. he has learnt-id enough.
l'ulosn someone is found who is
l‘.;t.~’il*l‘ll lcuauc. the league will have
to :..vc up this tcrrltory, The lr-anuc
i: holding on to it principally to block
llll' opposition. who plan the l‘t'lslll’l'N“
lion of the New lu'glnnt‘l lcnnuc. The
situation is. nrowingl io a head more
each day.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
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Sen-rill of (‘olgato'n crack football‘
players who starred for llanknrt‘s
llt‘ill‘a manly 9110f loll-defense,
only
i my boxing promoters are eager
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:to slamyu rctrt’rtl milli‘h between .lcffl-blv Friday.
Smith. lbc Bayonne mkldleweight, until ' ’
Joe Hagan. of Boston. The pair tin-z
txrhcd a rattling good bout of lloslon
recontly.
(‘:tpt. elect Marion C, Wilson. of the:
. wCrc reserving their
{The next move will "orb! deter-
chden had addressed a peace
note to the. belligerents and sent‘
copies to neutrals urging considil
eration of terms for peace.
Germany's reply to President!
Wilson‘s peace note had not been?
received in Washington in official;
form early today and officialsl
comment‘
until they had opportunity to‘
study it.
Despite the disappointment be.f
cause Germany has not acceded
to the president’s suggestion and
laid down her t'erms, the general.
view prevailed that the repivj
was another step forward in the;
peace movement, because it lefti
room for subsequent negotiations?
The United States undoubtedly;
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isexpccted by Germany to trans-y
mit the sense of her reply to thei
Encntc belligerents. and the im—:
mediate outcome depends upon:
whether the Allies will modifyj
their determination not: to enter:
a conference until terms have‘
been laid down. It was pointch
out that the way had been closedl
for Germany to lay down terms,’
as the Allies demand. In a diplo»?
matte-negotiation of such magnioi
tude and scope officials do not
look for results to be immediately
apparent; but expect the way to
dent.Wilson will discuss it thor-
oughly with. the Cabinet; proba-
Someofficialg pointed out that
the United States could do nothv-
inc and could not decide on a!
course until the Entente Allicl't
also havé replied to the note.
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. ‘ ' . Willard in one
d‘ m” any of them t it developed yesterday that the cozy;
show pmnmclled Frank Moran, mitt-act
cat-.lctl in advance
to most likelV‘ “0'" h." the- vmmmvr to the
is . . _ , 5
1-1 , 1‘ 9., ill (rown .li‘rench champion had been signed
(Gill ll 1| i‘ U ',1 lul’ 0 ' . .
llut neither Willard nor Wclah dc-
Htud was no its way bore by mail. 'l‘hc'
lll‘lll"‘fl anything: that would t-utitlo
ionly thing that delays (‘arpcntler‘al
them to step into the forefront of the
departure for New York is the rod!
his leave of’
Princeton football“ team, canton of aiTheir answer has been forecast by
family of gridiron cclcbritlcu. One of Entcntc: diplomats in waghinw
his brothers ~was an ail-Atncrlmnlton 3.. a €9,1"couq retoqnition of
cuard front Princeton itt um and ““‘iihe president‘s Durpo=es and
other brother captained the Yuletideals. but probably a firm rc_
Mml 01" l915- ’fusal to enter into conference
.lack Dillon and llob lioba arc l’m'lwithout having“ fermg advanced
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The 1917 baseball season lei-{59mm
, ,. . . . . . . : . ' “lent to getting .
= mil" ('ltllls othcrutse his development ., ..z '. f _- ) “-1 acuvntvs, 'lhc “l“ ”u“ , . r h , 1,,a‘,v“,m.m chum-' . 5 | . 55
K ' . . . : ted . 1 rm” n lultl u “If” . f l , absence from the military authorl- “,1 to PM fo ‘ ( ( ' ,L , “Wu-St , _ P c'fic fl) t a e oved h, on Thursday, Alll'll 12. belittling it” -
*5 d #100“ PM” “1” 1’“ 5w“ “’1‘ some trues for thou brothers 0 1“ ,ti 9 ,Dlonslub at. Damon on New learnt Oifimals acknowledged that a l ' u w 5 r in out the tentative plans of the joint“ 00““ ~‘ -.
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I'M-“limb“ (‘l'llll’lt‘tl- Pill” T"“‘**l"”-‘t roped arena. With the mceplton of. Day. The contract calla for a lo-ldtsaPPOmtment rwet‘ Germanv’c the bladd‘St 133‘ October. mittee on schedules, which-will”me
l ”3‘50“.
’ ‘ cum). President Folsom, of the Wood-
' .. land Club. was chief of tbc'prosecu-
, (ion, though
13mm” Jack Dillon
l ..hmrn A. G.
The ruling" of tbt— t'nited Stale.
' Golf Association wan defended at this
meeting last night by cxllnitcd
States District Attorney It. 1’. French.
:t. member of the t‘hestuut llill (loll
'li‘.‘ was zillicd
best legal talent
by some
of Boston.
,pf the
i 5 golfers all. 1
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JOE DILLON MATCHED ,
Joe Dillon‘the pork-9t edition of the
has been signed
up by, matchmaker Bill Dngon, of the
- ‘iMetropolitan A. C.. for a 6 round semi»
final at Lockwood‘s Hall, Norsfalk on
Jan. 5th. Dillon has won it placc in the
,heit'rts of the Norwttlk boxing fans, by
,his great. work against Eddie Kelly at.
, the Federal A. C. show in November
and Frank Brindisi at the last show
held in Rooduer‘s lloll. Joe will ltm'c
‘ his" work cut out for him at tho Mel‘s
L show, as his opponent is a well known
Brooklyn bantam, “Pepper" Martin,
:who is now a resident of Bridgeport.
flapper scored a big hit at the last
smoker. Peppcr has a
L style Of boxing similar to Johnny Dun-
‘ .\s powerful interests are working
‘arrivc on Manhattan island. It is a
foregone conclusion that the first
match to be staged by Rickard will
be one between Darcy and (‘arpettticr
as Willard, owing to the exorbitant
demands ’of his mungcr's. has been
fended his litlc by beatinl.r six of tltfisidctrackcd by the promoter. ,
leading baniams in the country sittcc From all points of view of Carpen-
.'lohnny lGrtle in Stdtier-Darcy match will be the better, it
is questionabla‘ u a Willard.Ctt. i
Keen Tusseis in Baseball 5 ‘licr match would be a good one even
In hast-hall nudiootbull, however. frotn a box office standpoint, as the
there arc one or two angles that com-{disparity in size would mitigate
mend active attention. The Red Sox against keen interest in the bout. On
had a tight run for their money, but. the other hand there probably would
repeated despite the loss of Tris not be more 1mm ten pounds differ.
Speaker and Joe W000. However, encc”hetwcen Darcy and Carpeniier,
the Bostoninnsltad {0 be' held even” which would not be much of a handi-
(‘llOlCeS Willi anything Gil-lo in lllf‘ field cap to a man of Darcy's combative
at the opening 0f the 89-85011- disposition and physical ruggedness.
In the National Hague the situa“ A contest between Darcy and Can,
lion wasdifferent. In landin his Dodg- pentier would be sure to create in.:
”5 home first under the wine "3." 9-,tense interest, for it would be a battle
narrow margin Manager Wilbert Itoliflbemeez1 a particularly skilful boxer
inson acquired quilc a healthy bundltgwm1 a good punch and a heavy 11“..
of credit and glory. Winners morciung fighter ,Who never has been
titan a score of years ago. the DOdg'lknocke-d off his feet-
'31‘5 bad of recent years been lookcdi If the bout. went the ten rounds
upon as chronic trauma, True. Uttclc‘mem is small doubt that the Franc}.-
Robbie drovc them into the first di- Eman would be the winner and the
vision last season and was regarded .only question would be the ability of
at: a real contender, but real fat odds :Darcy to drive home one of the Crush-
distinclion in their classes failed to
watch lit with exception perfor-
mance. lillbanc stopped his most for-
ttttidnblo rival. George Chaney in three
rounds. llritton beat all challengers
for the Weber thin and Williams dc-
bia bout with
Paul.
he has plans in mind to give Fred hold t0' the view that the door
Mcrklc a try-out at the, short field po-ito negotiations must necessarily
sillon next spring. , ' remain open until the-Allies
Washington fttns claim that “Ownthemselves class it. There,ku
are Shanks of the Senators is 1119‘ a carefully. studied attitude of (e-
most capable utilily player in the bit: fusing to make any statement that
show. lie is a star outflcldcr and he? might be considered official and
is abtv to rm any or the mneu. ian evident indication to view the
Maloney, Gilror. MCQuade nnd‘situation as hopefully as possible.
Wall have two more years at George! The promptness of the German.
mm. .20 if nothing happens to Dre-igovernment's reply to President.
vent. each member of thestar qtmrtetl Wilson’s note 'is characterized by
will lln seen in the backfield of ttmlthe evening newspapers of Lon-
Gcorgctown football team again nextldon today as evidence'of Ger.
year. ‘ ' lmany's eagerness to bring the
Tod Meredith, who was defeated bygwar to an end. The Standard
Boltlin. the marvelous Swedish mid-says:
dledistnnce champion, says the Swedel “It would be a mistake to neg-
is one of the greatest runners he ever: lect the German peace manoeué
competed against. gvers, but it would be even more}
Mike bonnn, the Well known btglfatal. to waste. time over them:
league ball player, has been appointedi We trust the government will'
agent. for the Cuban Exposition. 'com-iglVG President Wilson a perfectly
puny of Havana. The company is tolcourteous but'aisowa definite re»
stage baseball games and boxinglpiy, and then get on with. the
bouts in the Cuban capital. wanes encrgetically as possible.”
Josh Devore, once a Giant star army. Captain Platter, of the Ameri-é
last. season with the Topeka. Western can steamer ‘Sacramerttopwho 31“:
League team, announces that he has rived at Havre from BUCMS All’CSi
abandoned the game and will settlelwith a C3180!“ Wheat, reverts”
down on his: farm-in Ohio.
{that he. was stopped in the Eng-
lish Channel by a German’suba
says the Manchest‘er'Guardian.
New proposals which are being
consideredprovide for something
in .the nature of equal representae
lien {on Unionists and National-
ists in an Irish Parliament. Home
Rule. for Ireland is the basis of
suggestions, which do not con-
template the exclusion of Ulster.
The Japanese Diet was opened
at Tokio today by the emperor,.
who, in his address from the;
Throne, expressed his gratified-i
tierethat 'the relations bctWecn
the. empire and the treaty powers.
were growing closer. He declared
that the. alliance with GreatBrit-
ain and the convention. with
France were becoming stranger
‘and called aflention also to the
new convention with": Rusr‘ ;
which he termed a matter for,
congratulation. TKé;cmpero1-t‘~ex~.-
,plained that he had; ordered the;
ministers to draft bills necessary
for the development of the coun-;
try, “keeping in mind the world
situation.” and asked the Diet to
co-operaté. in: passing these
measures.
adioumed to Jan. 21. l
King Alfonso. of . Spain. '
The House was then,»
leagues. The atempts of certain
club owners to get a later...onening
have not been heard this winter, as
in several years past, andfthere is no u
strong fight against getttng'thf! pens
nant races under way before ‘mla§Ap-
ril. The Giants will play lib-1119 Polo"!
lrounds on the opening day~~ot ' that
coming season, probably with'Bt‘ooklyn
ri'
.. llbso a tnoptbct of tho Woodland Club. Kilbauc, llritton and williarr‘ts, who m In“ end there isxmull doubt and round bout. liaiiurc to-replv‘ directly to the Infqrmal discussion? and con. early in the new year to 'lfll'fllpf“ ,
. “‘1‘" “mm ”0‘” “““HW’Ul' mml’m" tml‘fm'nmd \‘illilllllllh Em“ M“ m and ”m ‘R second “Mm; champion will Manager Wilbert Robinson, of lltejnresidnnt's suEECstion that terms sultattonsare proceeding {01' set- dates. these to be nttified~later:attthe-“ '
, Tion with his clulvmale.: for the smut other fistic warrior: who lay clmm to . ~ ni-noklyn champions. intimates lhill'be laid down. but were inclined to tlement: 0f the “511 question, mid-winter meetings of the two Eb ‘ .
. '. "1‘
..n?’
as the first visiting team. Thor‘vYanb " -
Rees are scheduled to make their Start?
at Philadelphia, and this, shoiddfiie-
good news to Manager Donovan,- since.
The other eastern openings, if phased!"
plans are followcd‘out. will be an ink.
Iowa: Phillies _.vs. 'Bmves ailments"
Field; Red Soxvs. Senators at was» -*
ton. The Giants will hME-twohbltlr’
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