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HAKVAhD's RoWIvG POLICY.
Her Onrsmen Rather Puzzled Over the
Suggested Visit Of Lehmann.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 1.-THE present oomplica-
tion In rowing matters is almost without prec-
edent in the history of Harvard athletics. and
It would take a very shrewd observer to predict
the ultimate outcome Of the tanGlo 1t now ap-
pears that in the recent report that Lehman.
the oxford coach. might DO secured, there is
bit of diplomacy carefully concealed. At any
rate It makes an interesting link In the peculiar
chain of events which has marked Harvard
aQuatics for several years. Capt. Goodrich and
the oarsmen are very loath to discuss tho situa-
tiUn. In some quarters It Is suggested that this
latest move of getting Lehman over here has
some meaning more than appears on the face os
1t. A graduate, who has been more or less in
terested In rowing for some years, intimated to
diplomatic move on WaLson's part, He said:
Il AN very much afraid that Mr.. watson
wants TO COurteOusly oust MumfOrd from the
temporary position OF coach. Mr.. Watson IL
nominully coach for another year, and tue
Athletic Committee VIII support him entirely.
He dislikes to step ont FROM Harvard rowing
nifairs but OF course he would not inslst in tho
Lace Oi strong Opposition; Now. WIZ Lohmanh
here. the Two could unite theIr efforts while
Watson would still retain his place as head
coach. | may be- wrong in my Idea, yet am
not alone in believing so"
AZ iirst Harvard men jumped at tho idea or
having an English rowing coach. but IL Is very
dOubtfnl II The oarslnen themselves are very
much delighted with tho proposition The
adoption OF the English rowing system would
nucessitate radical changes IN rowing, and.
again, American college life does not admit OF
exactly the same sort Of training as Is In vogue
Acrusb the water,
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Odds aud Ends or sports.

r. s. wightman. '87, has been elected captain of
the track team Of the New York University.
The Yonkers Athletic Association BASKETBALL
team would bs pleased TO arrange . game or serias
OF games Win hrst clabs teams. Address GeorgV
W. Gotham, Ibl hawthorne avenue, fonKers.
Big Bob ArInstrung ParSon DavieB's coiored
heavy weight, has been matched TO night Paddy
Siayin. They VIII box twenty rounds before the
EnplTe Athletic Club of Bunaio on Nov. ". BoIh
men have begun training.
Lick oBrien OF Boston has. a chance to nEht
Frank Craig, the "HSTem Gomez Cooler" In Eng.
land Tor q purse offered by the olympic AthIetIV
CLUB OF Birmingham. O'Bren will not S,1oeDt. -
hS 10 negotiating 10 meet 'AcAIdJ' Bill gu A..
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The outlook for a winning team at Berkeley
School this year is not as brig hit as II was last
Tho strongest point is back Of the line. A. Bocy-
son 10 playing right end, and although he is
light for the position. he taxes care OF 1t ex-
Right tackle Is beiny fought for hv Cranberry
and Thomas hoth of whom nre hard workers
and good tacklers ellison takes care Of right
snee at the game. Centre ia pIayed
S he Ss ris h play who and Is r.e % Gio all il ,sss pay
Moser is PLAYING left guard. lie is rather slow
at present. bnt with another week Of coaching
he viii Improve. Irvine "a looking after left
through the line. but he Is n little slow in get
ting inso the interference Pauldng is a new
School. where he attained quite u reputation ns
proS"by play HHst st sn% % Rice Rice % T
p!ayinG left half back. is a fine player. He hits
the line hard and low. and Is very fast. Has
hrouck is now playing right half hack. and COW
Jr.. plays full back: he Is an old student at
the school. and played n that position last
year. He has astonished his friends and the
entire school by his remarkable playing. He Is
a star at punting and drnn kicking. and is q
sure catcher. His tacklinR ia sure. and he
buc ks the line with great force. Pell. who is
at the school. He is exceedingly clever. and Is
most effective In interference. He Is a sure
several others trying for pGsiiions are Shining
ton. L. Boeyson, Moody. Reed and Carey. Has.
hrOuck Is captain OF the team. and Bien IL field
captain. The average weight Of the team IS
100 pounds.
The prospects for a first class team at Drisler
School are much brighter than at first supposed
uphold the schools colors In good style. Tho
school has never taken very prominent part in
football, but thu hoys are confident of making
an excellent showing this year. The lineup and
weight OF the team will LIZ fOlloW8:
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GOOD oOnF At MEADoWBRooK.
n. II. Honinr, Jr., wins the Handicap
Tournnment

Tournament.
One OF the most important golf tournaments
held on Long Island this season took place yes
terday on the links OF tho Meade Hbrook Hunt
Club, near Hampstead, l.. l., when n score or
more crack players took part In an open thirty
six.hole ndicap tournament for beautiful sill
yer cup offered by the club. While w. II. Snnds,
tho winner of Fridays scratch cup contest was
not present. the list of players included such
cracks as +. W. Menzies, who beat n field OF
ffty-threo In the handicap tournament at St
Andrews last week; winthrop Rutherford, o.
w. Bird, c. Lawrence Perkins, Lawrence Water
bury, Richard Peters, Charles Bohlen of Phla-
delphia, II. b. Hollins Jr., Stanley Mortimer,
and q host Of others equally well known.
Every one thought that Mensies would repeat
his st. Andrews performance and win from
scratch. but the best he could do was to finish
In fourth place with total of 101 for the thirty
ak holes. The winner turned up in young II. B.
Hollins. Jr., of Westbrook, who just ooualled
Menzie's record but with n handicap of four he
managed to beat c. Lawrence Perkins out for
tho cup by one stroke. Outside Of the large
number of players tho tournament was chiefly
remarkable for tho great number of society
people who followed the players over the links.
Summary:
H. h. Holns Jr westbrook Golf Club
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Island team to standstill, and had the game
lasted a little longer they might have won AS
II was. the score was to 9. The team work OF
the Latin Scho"! was excellent and showed the
result of GOOD training. Yates Of the Hamilton
Athletic Club is coachnt the boy: assisted by
Lounsbery of the Same clun: Tho team Is
scheduled tH open the Long Island % ns interSen1 ,
Garden City next Wednesday. but 1t cnn safely
be said that the game will not take place, nor
the one sched duled with Brooklyn High school
on Oct 81. as both these team. are 100 100 heavy ,,y
for tho light weIght1 comprising the Latin
School team. Dr. Harrison. the head Of Brook
lyn Latin School Is very indignant over the IN;
ducemenLs offered by certain schools TO good
athletes. In an interview last Friday morning
DR.. Harrison said:
lit is an outrage that when small school
develops good athletes they should 10 ap-
preached and such Inducements as free scholar,
ships be offered to them to leave the school. !
do not care TO mention any names, but several
OF my boys have been spoken to by these
.sharke,' and in one instance they have sue
ce-ded. This sort Of thing casts reflection on
the amateur standing OF schoolboy athlete,
and ought to be stopped at the earliest possible
moment" DIR. harrison is highly pleased with the
work thus far done ny the team. and Is c"nh-
dent that they will make good showing
throughout the season.
The Lineup and weight of the team will be as
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A TRIPLE TIE, AT GOLF.
cu.DWICK, RETNAL, AND JBWhIT
T1yIsH EVEN At KNOLLWOOD.

rU,u,y.six start In the Last Event tho
sueee.-rui Tourney ArustronE Dsieats
YI.rr,man In the Play on tor the heynai
c.n-Best Gross Gard by Van Eusn.
Amor four days Of capital golf the knollwood
ca,n,rv club autumn tournament ended yes
,,rdsy with tho third semi-annusl handicap
Itch for tho Knollwood Challenge Cup,
,ropby TO become tho property Of the player
w,nning II three times, Livermore, the holder,
spp.ared to defend the handsome prize and
chadwick, the winner In lSo'' wheh ,ho cup
ra. Hr,t nut MP, was also on hand. He
ne,rIv scored q second victory. for, Rt
tho end. Chadwick. Reynal. and +. Jewett
we're tied with the net score of l76. In the first
round Armstrong and Hartman played of for
the possession of the Reynal Cup. counting by
holes. score against score. Armstrong led the
field home, with so strokes, and also beat Harri-
man, by three up and one to play. under these
conditions. Twenty. three handed in full cards.
Tho rcores follow:
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10 team will be as follows

The average weight OF the team ia 14o pounds
A. Wolff Is very strong on his feet. and runs
ana tackles well. Foster Ia very quick getting
follow the ball well. Bartholomew plays an
aggressive. clean, and hard game. Ballin makes
himself felt in tack les and end plays, and opens
up hole In beautiful style for his backs. Cap
tain Newlin understands his position perfectly,
steadies the entire limo by his hard and brilliant
play. and his work In breaking through and
running with the ball Ia excellent. Gibbins's
determination IN gain lots OF ground or 10 pre-
vent the advance of tho ball makes him good
nald and Cramer are, by long odds. The heat
men on the team. Their tackling is of a high
order: and they down their men with force. j.
Wolf is a good line breaker.
As IN athletics and baseball, tho Barnard
School IL makin every effort to excel this year
In football. The Harlem boys have been great
ly strengthened by number OF new and speedy
players. who, together with such cracks rs nip.
pie, Washburn. and Moore. expect TO carry or a
large share of the honors. The weight and line
upof the team will he as follows:
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VIII X. Pollock, the emlnsI chess PLAYER. dled at
Drl1tol Euglund or Oct. o. FOR luluheT OF years
and untii MS last illness he made ihs country his
home IL WAS Iuru on Beb. ~, 1889, at ClCtenham.
educated at Clifton college, ana TOOK Ms medical
qualihcsil0n'in ~ Ireland, Mh'rn ne aeluICl huGh Or
Ihr spring nf lhsO that Po lncH c,ne 70 America, as
one ~ the British Representatives At thu sixth Amer
lean Chess Congress. wheTe gained the LTt. lancy
prize IN game with Weiss that IS become sloric
Of this game William htelniiL In Inc Hook or the
Congress, says:
Mr.. PoliOcks play from tho seventeenth move
renut RI the game one or the fnebt monuments OF
chess ingenuity, and altogether bm1nfs 10 the most
brilliant gems In the annals OF pEac' :al play
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Team match Mt Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH Oct H. Teams of si1 players each, rep
ressntnE the suburban Golf Club aud the New Jersey
Athletic Club OF Bayonne. participated yesterday ar
yernocn in hole pag .onInsnent on the Links OF tho
suburban Cinb NJ Liianeth; Anhough me New Jer,
stroke play. the SuUurbanS were victorious By score
OF three ma tchr on, two lost aud one aTAwn. A
rel urn match. ten on side. win be played at Bergen
Point on ele ton day.
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STILL ANOTHER ooLFING TIE.

TynE and Post Have to FlaY or for tn
Mrs. Mex. TW0nbiy Cup.
All the best golfers Of the Morris County Club
were out Yesterday in the competition for the
Mrs. McK. Twombly Cup. Tho winner holds 1t
for six months. with the title of champion, and
three wins make it personal property. Tying.
the holder was suocessful in defending II. but
not until after Q tie with that rising young
golfer. ]. o. Post. The play-off was hurried
through. Tying winning. The cards were;
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Driving Competition at Ardslcy Casino.

About fifteen competitors started in the driving
coInprtltl at the Ardslcy Casino yesterday Euun
man had three drives wnigh TyEe made fTon tnG toe
won with u sIrasht drive nT 100 yards; II. a. Brooks
wAs secund Vita no, and w b. Burr third with 100.
No other scores were recorded.
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GolnuG az Saratoga.

SARATOGA Oct. IA fashionable gathering At tho
ssTatoIA Coli club grounds this afsTnoon enjoyed
match game bet Ween Saratoga ana brnsnertAdy The
tAanB consisted of six each who played by hOea
The Saratoga team won by Ia holSs.
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That the Brooklyn Latin School football team
Is a strong one was demonstrated by the clever
showing IL made against the second lean Of the
Staten Island Cricket Club at Liyingstvn last
Wednesday. Although tho Brooklyn lads were
outclassed In weight. they played the sStaten
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OUR CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM NO. 477-BY A. r.. osMoND. LONDON.
BLAcK-EioHT PIECES.
onK 4: Q on d: Kt on r; q on KBS; Ps on
Q R3, QS X 3. andkBA
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LOUIS AND HERMAN LIEBMANN, MANAGERS.
CHESS GOSSIP.

Appended is the score of the fourth game OF the
chess match between the boys Napier and Marshall
Its an extraordinary game. which ended after sev.
enty.hve moves In q draw by s'ae mate. ine sa'e'
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up and weight of the team will be as

There is no reason why ST. Paul School Of Gar
OF the Long Island Interscholastic League. The
eleven is composed of the best material avail
able. The weight and lineup OF the team Will
he as follows:
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Fairfield Golfers VIA a Match.


A team from the Fngewood Gof Club visited
Greenwich yesterday anil played an Interesting
inatcn with the Fairfield County Golf Club team,
although o loang one. The score'
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The most dangerous opponents the St. Pau
School will have in the struggle this year viii
be the Brooklyn High School. The latter play
ers have hesn hard at practice for some tinie
and in their work there Is a marked improve
mrnt over that of last year. The team will limo
I'm as follows:
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The foot bail team OF Dwight School has shown
marked Improvement since Mr.. Mutually Of Yale
has come over to coach, The boys play q very
strong game The team Will line up as follows:
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INQUIRER New York. y ease read THE SUS daily
Reports appear regularly In daily and SUNDAY Sun
james Mason, New York;. Ranbtschek Is the
third of the Nets team play In the conBuitA
lion match between the City and Metropolitan Chess
clubs.
newark Chets Mau,-You are advised to Join the
chess and checker club In Newark.
Arthur hekeAn, RrOoZlyn.-lou position Ii TOO
complicated and requires analysis such as rnE suS
could not posASl, give you Hs IL would require days
o. study 10 give coTrec answer. S+nd the position
10 Fhil kiohsIdAon Brooklyn Chess Club This gentle
man 10 very fond y1ng Intricate positions and
he may be of great AskiBtnnuH to you IN AOVlpg the
mystery. As regard your second inquiry The Sun an
AWers no, Mason was born In Ireland
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lIomans will captain the Cutler School team.
II Is hardly possible that Henderson will play
on the team this year ow ing to an injury he re-
ce, ed In the fnal game last season. His place
win be taken by Auchincloss The weight and
line.up d of tho team viii be na follows:
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onQR3 aud r 3; Us on X :, X 1t z. and Ri.
wnITE-sINE PIECES
White to play and mate In two moves

White to play and mate In two moves
SOLUTION TO NO. ATS.
l. R-K Kt7 BIR;2 BIB 2. moves; 8. Kt-B 4
iR-RKt t1.BxR;s. BIB anything; g. B-Kt q.
!, R-K Kt7. K-B5;2 R-Ktt ch. X moves; 5. Kt-
Dt, mate.
- l. h-R Kt 4, Kt K Is; g. Kt-B< oh. moves; g. r.
l. R"k XII Kt elsewhere: 9. B-R 2. mate
R-K Kt 7, RIB or .. .. kt-Q3 ch. moves
R.R Kt7, anything else; 2. Kt-B4eh. X moves
Tne above solution was forwarded by r. b b.. Phil.
Correct solutions received from Fred Carter Bos.
tons Yet Another NeS YORK; once More, New York
Fred Engel. brooklyn; A. QuitZow New York; r. w
Whymann New York; May Win BrooLiyn; Theodore
r. Iluyer Brookyn; A. h. Nardmann. Brooklyn;
s,epnrn M.|ra,n, New h9rk; rrsVy. Nsw YORK q.
Me In Brooklyn; How Easy boston; Correct You
Ar,, BrooGlyn; a; 5. Riehmond Aiddlsiown. T. Y;
Bo,lon. Mass. Y. lofei, MerIden Conn; H. l. Dick.
srson New York: Here We Are. Brook yn; r. s. Il
New York; Edwin ii. Baldwin. rutherford, n. j.
SOLUTION TO NO. 4T6.
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turn match viii bo on Oct. 81 at Aontcia,r,
Foursom.s at south Orange.

SoITH OnAxGE oct 10 on the links OF the South
Oran:e Field Club ls afternoon foursOne handi
cap was played IHe scores' 80
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SOLUTION TO NO. ara.
Following Is Edwin II. BaldwnS, Rutherford. y. J

" S"ii K-B6;R Kt-B :, mate
l. Ok q, Q-Kt ch; q 1t x Y. mate.
j. C-Kp, Q-B4 4ch; :. Ki \ Y, mate.
j. K2, xQi =. Kt-B 0. mate.
!. Ok Q-KG; g q 4 Z, mate.
|. o X 2 . X or q X u q. 2. NJ -kt ). mat.
l. NJ IN 3 or In $; y. iit- no mate
l. d X z. y elsewhere; 2, Kt -kt {. mate.
. X g Et moves =. X Y Z. mAie,
Correct solutions from Fred Carter BOSTON;
Yet AnothsT, New York Fred Enssl, hroIhitni
Thcodorr i. hMy!!er nrooSlyn; A. NJ WarIms4n,
Easy ho.Ion: GREET You Are, B,no, Gi ~ !. u,
oT"e n" More, New York; May Win lroS .iyn; 4 i.
Sargent, lr. halden, Mass W. H., NJ" NovE
Isaac ioiib-rg kTw York; y. Soksl. NrTiarn conn;
ii w. barry, south BOaiOn, Mass grover LII Tan.
bury Conn; j. Roberts hew York Charles 4 WIZ
New YORK: 4 sn, S,w York, Here We Are, hg"!klyn;
COZ rect solutions TO Nos 4I3 and 47I The
resnondent also claims TO have solved Nos. AL and
Az.
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PATTERSON Oct l7-A team OF seven from the Mont
clair unli Club met with defeat by the Paterson Coll
cub team 10 day. The score
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Tho tie will be played OF at Knollwood on q
day TO be agreed upon. but not until oome time
after the Ardsley and Country Club Of West
chester tournaments.
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Mr.. Wnltney's Statement.

New York, June 22-Wm c..
Whitney was seen to day before he
left for Albany to attend a conference
Of Democratic leaders, lie said !:
"The report that l said that the east
ern Democrats were discouraged by
the overwhelming majority of silver
men that will be delegates iii the
national convention is untrue We
are by no means discouraged and
propose to put forth our most persu-
asive powers to induce the national
convention to adopt gold pank
We are willing to admit that the
silver men will have almost two
thirds majority in the convention
We rely, however, On our arguments
and hope for victory. We are
inclined to believe that we may in
duce the silver men to recognize the
Importance of having a gold plank in
the platform. Despite the reports
that we are discouraged, we are more
strongly than ever convinced that
we have fighting chance Gold men
in the cas-: are just getting keyed up
on the subject and every day more
interest is expressed in the situation
by men of Importance.
"The gold sentiment is growing
stronger
ri cannot say what will be done at
Albany to-day, but in ali probality the
gold plank to be adopted at Saratoga
will be formulated u
The Albany conference Of which
Mr.. Whitney spoke will be held at
the apartments Of Senator Hill.
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The 5000 miles CT n,ore Of railroad
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III the uay ct car building. aud perhaps
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Some of tie railroads have found It
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do it themselves. It is stated that cars
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than elsewhere Oh account Of the great
tim Der bleta located near by 4 wood
vulcanlzlug plant will also be established
10 connection with the car factory. :
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DR. BATES ADDRESS.

The following is Dr. Bates' state
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To the People of South Carolina:
On June IL, gave to the press a
brief statement explaining the pay
ment to me by the bond syndicate Of
S2,03l 25 for extra services to them
during the refunding of the State
debt. That document, instead Of
being criticised in the light of past
events, known of all men. and easily
accessible in public documents and
newspapers, has been made the ex-
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