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New York Will Play Sunday Ball Says Johnson

FARRELL ALSO DETERMINED

Invaders and Giants Likely to HaveConflicting Dates This

Season

President Ban B Johnson of theAmerican League who Is now In NewYork announces that the season will

in New York April 14 Boston meetIng New York On April 18 New Yorkwill open a series in Philadelphia

President Johnson had several confer-ences with Frank Farrell owner of theGreater New York club and also conferred with President Barney Dreyfussof the Plttsburg dub on the schertules to be adopted by both the Nationaland American leagues

There Is likelihood of a war betweenthe two major leagues over the Ridgowood matter Both President Johnsonand Mr Farrell are thoroughly

they are right In the Stand theNew York Americans have taken on

Sunday question and stiff tightwill be made before the naUonal commission on the Sunday privilegeManhattan Never Mentioned

President Johnson says about thev American Leagues right to play inRldgewood

There has been a misconstruction-put on the American Leagues stand Inregard to Its rights under the peace pactto locate In Greater New York Theborough of Manhattan was jiever mentIoned in the transaction Brooklynwas and we have no right to enterBrooklyn But that is the only boroughwo are barred from under the peaceagreement The Giants have just as per

tfect right to play Sunday games atRldgewood OB we have President Herrmann has placed himself on recordsaying he thinks the Brooklyn clubsprotest is well taken and he has placedhimself In an awkward position y BO

doingThe muchtalkedof telegram that I

received from Herrmann in which I am-i reported as answering Ve only wantManhattan has been misconstrued Ireceived a telegram from Herrmann ask-Ing me If we would confine ourselvesto Manhattan I answered back and Ihave a copy of the telegram Under noconsideration will the American Leagueconsent to a chance in the national

have grounds onIsland

We would have been foolish to bindourselves to Manhattan Island It wasonly nine days after the meeting of thepeace commission that we lostchance of gettiig the Lenox Avonuo

we now have on Washingtonand also in the Bronx We

certainly would not waive our rights tothe Bronx location so howwe agree to confine ourselves to Man-hattan Island alone It is ridiculousWe wero not absolutely sure even otthe Wasiiington Heights then

only waived In Brooklynthe Brooklyn grounds are in Kings

Park IsQueens We have a perfect right toplay there as we claim If we are wrong

our contenUon however wegracefully and accer t the adverse declslon but we certainly consider wehave the best of the argumentWilling to Divide

Again continued President Johnsonwe are irerfectly willing to divide the

Sundays with the Brooklyn Club Noth-Ing could be fairer than that We willgive them Ridgewood every Sunday wehave not contracted for and It appearsto me as If that would be the easiestway out of the difficulty

The original place of meeting of national commission was set for Cincinnation February 11 but I am of thq opinionthat it will be held In New Yerk cityThis is whore the chief Interest In thecase is and I think both PresidentsHerrmann and Pulllam win agree tothe change I shall advocate it

Presidents Johnson and willfurther consider the schedule It Is saidthat the National schedule pre-pared by Mr Dreyfuss calls for theto open at the Polo Grounds onApril 14 Giants opened the eason In New York last year Owner Far-rell is of the opinion that it Is the High-landers turn to have theirGotham this year There is liable to hea clash at the start on this importantquestion for the opening in themetropolis is a big plum

Johnson will remain in NewYork city until Sunday when with Man-ager Hanlon will leave for Califor

the Chicago Club in Chicago and thethree will be a committee to endeavorto get the California which isnow an outlaw organization to Join or-ganized baseballWar or No War

Frank Farrell Is still firm Jn his de-termination to play Sunday ball atIUdgewoo with the Highlanders war orno war

CARROLLS AND Y M C A

MEET AT BASKETBALL-

The Carroll Institute and Y L C Abasketball teams in the District Leaguewill Ifne up In the Young Mens Chris-tian Association gymnasium this even-Ing at 815 oclock

The Carrolls lead the league and theAssociation boys are second with agood chance of landing the covetedbunting this season The teams are veryvenly matched and one of the bestfames of the season should result Thelineup will be as follows-

Y M C A Positions CarrollsGarner L F CullenThompson It F JamesC KerrL BHughes R B

LEGION OF HONOR CROSSPUZZLES PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Jan 2 Just whythe French republic has conferred thecross of the Legion or Honor uponJoseph G Rosengarten a prominentbusiness man and philanthropist of thisMr Rosengnrton cannot explain

I was a delegate to the AllianceFitmcalse and a member of the com-mittee in charge of the

he says but all I didwas to attend and balls and occasionally glye the same myself It Is

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Games problems and solutions solicited Address all communications to Chess Editor TimesOffice

Correspondence

Arthur Given Waycross Ga Correctsolution to chess problem No 8 receiv-ed

T B solution to ele-mentary problem received

R E A Solution to Kt move receiv-ed but space will not allow Its

at presentGeorge Baker Peru Mo Problem

received Thanks See solution to prob-lem No 13 in last Issue

CHESSChampion Pillsbury encountered six-

teen opponents in his blindfold perform-ance at the New York Athletic Club lastweek The result gave the master tenwins and six draws In the CambridgeSprings tournament next April the com-mittee has decided to Issue a dally bul

to be mailed to all subscribers tothe tournament fund of a minimumamount of 52 The local club wll nodoubt subscribe for a bulletin

The principal act In the Hastingschess festival consisted of six consultabetween Frank Marshallthe chess wonder andBlackburn the English champion Theresult was 3 favorIn the championship tournament ofthe Club the five leadors areH H Berrett Won 5 Lost 0A W Fox Won 4 Lost 1C C Curt Won 4 Lost 2C S Howell Won 2 Lost 1E W Won 2 Lost 1Mayor McClellan of New York willreceive the great foreign masters shortly after on the morning ofApril 15 He has also to atin turn the dinner to the mastersat the residence of President Isaac LRice same the annualof the Manhattan Chess Club theand the receptions atthe Cosmopolitan and

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dent Roosevelt at isdown for 19 In the tour-nament at Cambridge Springs Pa is tobegin on

match between V SourwlnDistrict and W L Moormanchampion of Virginia will take place atrooms the first week InFebruary A to the value of 50

considerationThe third In the SourwlnGuthrlematch resulted In a victory for Mr

Guthrie The latter to have re-gained his nerve and a muchstronger than heretofore The nextgame will be played this evening and IfMr Sourwln win end thematch Following is the third gameBlack B PGame No 13

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b If and wir BlackqueenThe following fine game was

at Orleans between HerrMleses the German master and O WField an expert from Chicago 111 The

TO THROW JOE GRANT

Match the Best Seen Here for SomeMeet Again Tonight

Under Reversed Conditions

Joe Grant the local champion wrestlerand Harvey Parker met In the starbout of the week at the Lyceum lastnight after the regular performance

Parker contracted to throw the Washington boy In fifteen minutes or forfeit25 Joe stayed the limit and copped the

coin It was the first time Grant hadwrestled since his recent Illness and because of this fact few thought he wouldstay with the Little Demon but Joe sur-prised them by assuming the aggres-sive which he held most of the timeWhen fourteen minutes had been calledhe secured a halfNelson and crotch holdon the Little Demon and forced himinto a bridge which Joe was slowlybreaking when time was called Thetimelimit probably saved Parker as hewas securely held

After the bout Joe asked to be givenanother trial tonight but Parker dedined saying have lost 75 this weekorIs more than my salary I am here tomeet all comers will do so MrGrant wanted a match and he got 1LBut I do not agree to moot one manevery night I might throw Mr GrantIn a match but I cannot do It infifteen or twenty minutes It would beJust like giving him 23 to meet himunder the same conditionsIf the latter won In twenty minutes tonight he would another 525Last nights match was the host pulledoft hare In three or four years

LOW WATER PORT CONSULSThe Senate in executive session late

yesterday afternoon confirmed thethree appointments made n few days agofor consulates in Manchuria as fol-lows Fleming D Cheshire New Yorkoonsul at Mukden EdwinMorgan New York consul at Dalnyjat Antung

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The above fine ending was publishedsome time ago In aand reproduced recently In the LiteraryDigest In commenting upon It MrRelchelln chess editor of Philadel-phia North American says that In his

this Is one of the finest examplesof elusive and slippery that hehas ever seen Mr Pillsbury afterstudying It for onehalf hour gave It upan too deep for casual examinationWhile It looks easy It In not fromthe fact that must be constantly-on the lookout stale mate yetcan win Who wIll send us a solution

CHECKERS-G C Anderson of Guilford Md

formerly of Aberdeen Scotland thehome of checker has been Inthe city a few days shaking the boysup over the board Mr Andersona strong player and but few gameswhile hereGame No n

between John T Denvir andBerry Mitchell both of Chicago Denvlrs move

Game No iaA 5500 stroke This game was played

between Charles Barker of BostonClarence Freeman of Providence R Ias the fortieth and last in a match

2622 14 17 18 15 F won

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TO A PULP

Lightweight Champion of the WorldFailed However to Make the

Plucky Italian Quit

BALTIMORE Md Jan 23 Thebloodiest boxing contest over pulled oftin this city took place last night JoeGnus essayed to stop Joe Grim in tenrounds and while he failed to carry outthe contract he gave Grim the worstbeating that the Italian ever received

simply hammered Grim to aGrim came out of the contest coveredwith blood an l a mashed nose cut eye

ear anri his face swollen up likea balloon Grim did not land two effect-Ive blows the whole bout but seemedsatisfied to take a beating and stay thelimit

COMMISSIONERS WINFROM TREASURYQUINT-

The Commissioners In the Depart-mental League rolled an excellent seriesagainst the on the Palacenight and vron the fullEach game bowled by the Commission-ers was above 900 as follows 912 910and 949 The Commissioners accom

their best and most consistentwork of the season The Treasury fivealso bowled well and Inthe final game but could not hope towin against the excellent work of theiropponents Two of the Treasury play-ers the highest singles

over and 216 Forthe Commissioners the following menwere in the 200 class Smith 212 Parkor 203 and Nelligan 201 The scores

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WhiteBlack to move and White to drawBlack 7 8 14 15White 20 22 23 28

Problem No 18By THE EDITOR

B 13 K19W 10 15 21 22W to move and draw

SOLUTIONSChess Problem No 9

Key moveIf Q QKt mateIf P Q4 mateIf P K3 KtxP mateSolved J B Lowe JC Shewalter E Adams

and Dr I H Johnston all of this cityChecker Problem No 15

2044 16 1923 18 156 15 11 23 262622 19 16

12 16 26 3122 15 1015 16 12 DrawnSolved by Raymond E Adams JohnR T B Carson and D J Rlor

dan of this cityChecker Problem No 16

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and B wins bv first positionSolved by Raymond E and TB Carson

ELEMENTARY PROBLEMSBlack 20 K 13 26White 27 K 9 32

2027 28329 14 Drawn Solved by John R Ryonand T B Carson

Black 15 16 20White 7 27 317 3 15 18 3 8 31 26 22 31 8 12

White wins Solved by John R Ryonand T B Carson

ELEMENTARY CHECKERSInstead of an analysis of a game thisweek we give the positions of severalImportant endings which so of ten comeup In play and are so little understoodaverage player that we give

them for student withan Invitation to our experts to send inproper next weekNo 1 3 12 K W K 19 22 23

W to play and what B to play andwhatNo 12 21 K 30 K 19L 22

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No 3 B 5 K 6 19 W K 14 IS B toplay and whatNo 4 George Baker Peru Mo

B 1 14 K 23 W 9 22 K 11 White tomove and drawWHIST

Much Interest is manifested in theSaturday ofat the Washington Chess Check-ers and Several new mem

have been added to the listand If the membership keeps on increasas It more commodious quarters will have to be secured

Following Is the score of Saturday

North and South Average x6xC F Cochran and J K Polk 168E K and William Finn 163Dr M Baldwin and W C Wells 162Dr B W Summey and G W Smith 160Lieut C and C M Davis 159L B Stlne and C L Parker 1KEast and Wesfr Average 151Dr F W Parker and H L Miller 155A T Hawkesworth and A E Taylor 1E4S A and N E Young 151L F Speer and H O HIne 150B C Taliaferro and R W Bishop 149D Montgomery and F D Fletcher 146

DATES OPCHESS MATH

American and British Clubs Will Playon March 25 and

Game in London

NEW YORK Jan cablegram re-ceived at the Brooklyn Chess Club yes-terday announced that the City of Lon-don Chess Club had accepted March

26 as the dates for the annual chessmatch to be played between Americaand Great The contest will befor the possession of the Sir GeorgeNewnes Trophy now held by the Brooklyn

The match will be on ten boardsMarshall the wellknown Americanplayer will conduct his game over theIn London as he year andtwo years ago he being still ID that city

He will start in International toarnament at Monte Carlo on February 1along with Marco SchlechterGunsberg and

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BRIGGS IS THE FAVORITE

Local Boy However Has a PunchThat Is to Be

Feared

Managers Sullivan and Htiht of theboxing club iu Portland Me where KidSullivan of Washington and JImmvBriggs of Chelsea will fight on January25 haVe made final arrangements withSam Harris Terry McGoverns man-ager for McGovern to meet the winnerof the mill the bout to take place InPortlandKid Has a Wallop

Both boys have their reputations atstake on Monday nights fight and thebattle should be a fast one from startto finish The match will probably endin a knockout for one of the men asboth are hard hitters the Washingtonlad particularly Briggs and McGovernhave come together before Once Terrygot th and once the setto wnsdecided a draw If the Kid ssirs thedecision over the Chelsea pugilist hewill have the of his lifetime-BrigKs Is favorite In the bettingSullivan Is

Sam Soloman Kid Sullivans scanager writes from Portland Me

Kid In excellent condition Ife loses writes Sam It will be bo

cause Brlggs Is a betterMuch money will change hands in thiscity on the result of the scrap

EASTERNS AGAIN LOSEIN RAILWAY LEAGUE-

The other teams in the Railway Re-lief t Association League have at lastbroken the winning streak of thd East-ern team which up to the last twosets had a records of nineteen gameswon and only two lost Last night theClerks trimmed the Easterns In twogames of the set rolled on the Associa-tion Last week the Northernteam succeeded In capturing two gamesIn three from them and now the lead-ers have a record or only twentyonevictories and six defeats The recentdefeats of the Invlneibles makes therace much more interesting Lackey217 and Dodson anQ Wynkoop each202 were the best singles The scores

Eastern 1st 2d 3dDodson f 134 202 144Stark Ui 145 179Anderson 161 139 118Wynkoop 185 202 148

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ORIENTALS CAPTURETWO CAPITALS

After winning the first two games ofthe set in the Royal Arcanum BowlingLeague the Capital Council last nightdefeated the Oriental Council In thethird game with 914 the best scoremade In the new organization this sea-son The Orientals were on their met

throughout the series anu bowledconsistently while the Capitals tailedto reach 800 In the first two games Thescores in the 200 class were Eckstein236 and Bowsher 225 The totals

Oriental 1st 2d 3dBowsher ISO 172 225ODonnell 1S9 ISFrederick 165 146 138

155 14 157Waters 1S1 197

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1st 2d 3d135 147 139173 127 164130 149 136174 180 236178 16S 179

Totals 780 761 914

ACMES LOSE TWOTO JOLLY FAT MEN-

In the District League the Jolly FatMen were In excellent form last nightchalking up two games over the 900mark winning each from the AcmesThe Fat Men failed to reach that figureIn the second game however whileCapt Coxs men toppled over 902 pinsBy victories night the Fatties cut down the I u l or the Saengerseparate these teams andLanndale 200 were the best scores Thetotals

Jolly Fat Men 1st 2d 3d163 193 193

Crist i 203 148 ISORodrick 187 194 1S9LUdwIg 183 147 ISO

200 177 178

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