The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25

One of the most exciting games between little fell
lows that has been played this season took place at
the Teachers College in Harlem yesterday between
the brownie" team of Horace Mann School and
the Harlem Y. NJ. c. A. The youngsters put forth
their best efforts the moment play began. and when
the half ended the Horace Mann boys were in tho
lead, with tho score 7 to 8. The second half
tho ball and retaining it by clever work
until they scored a goal tieing the score. From this
point the play became furious. each side scoring al
ternately until the game ended a tie at ten points
S dunn 1 hat fI psli sSn the @i Horace Kan Mann Hs sSy GF Sy a aie a9G
team formation that tle Harlem players could not
rSsorte up to se ali fin a dEr Of tr SGs' to a score J. but Mi "a failed i: IG ann ID
the game ended: Horace Mann. ~; Harlem Y. Nj. {. A,
second team and Public school No. 8 nrst team
played. The public school I'VE put up y fairly cred
players cut loose IN the last period and rolled up a
big score. while the schoolboys only scored once,
The Cornell University basketball team met with
defeat last night at the hands OF the crack Ave of the
Fourth Separate Company OF Yonkers; The game
Sss naay crow ID or OF t ias's season I Si t1rnsd r out Gta tn see Us the the
collegians' The iniiitamen never played a bet.
we We're th Inclined 4 to be rough, T the soldiers s'I retSlia %sa
by faster playing and a stronger defence that tho
STimfal Of clever eve playing j With the adT"ntSge T al.
ways with the Yonkers team. ,Ryer and King scored
willie despite their desperate efforts Cornell
failed 70 SCORE . basket. the half ending in a
Company, 8 Cornell. O. The Cornell players
adopted different tactics in the concluding period,
and although they succeeded in repeatedly break
prevent ncQuillan aud Kalkopf from scoring for
Yonkers. As IN the previous period Cornell failed to
tally owing to the splendid attack Of Ryer, King and
McQuinlan, The bnal score was: Fourth Separate
Company, IL; CDulell, o.
Two games wore scheduled at d.. Savage's gymna-
alum last night, buton one of them was played.
The LAFAYETTE team we're to have played DIR. Sayage's
first team. but we're short two Of their regular
players. and, not caring to take chances with
substitutes they forfeited the game 2 to o.
The other game was between the first team OF
Horace Mann School and the Ascension team
and Was about as one-Bided as u game could
possibly be. Tho Horace Mann hye had a picnic
with the Ascension players. who MANAGED to score 1
point on a foul in the first half, Horace Mann soor.
and 1t was simply a question OF how much would
the Horace Mann boys score. The ANAL score was;
Horace Mann, 80; Ascension, q.
The opening game in the hrst annual roller basket
ball tournament of the Associated Cycling Clubs OF
Long Island was TO have been decided last night I'm
Brooklyn, but the Orient team failed TO appear and
forfeited to their opponents. tho Logan wheelmen.
not 10 disappoint the spectators an exhibition game
was PLAYED between the Logan Mheelmen and the
Orient Wheellnen, who completed their team by the
addition of kellogg and Dixon of the ETAsmus Hall
High School team. The LOgans were shut out in the
hrst hall. but gained two points In the second period
OF play on q goal thrown by WachmAn Of the Orients.
who sent the ball into the wrong basket. Ferris
scored . field goals and 1 foul goal. The hnal score
was II to 2 In favor OF the Orients.
The Williamsburg a. A. basketball team 10 open 10
play any hrst, class team in the state. Clubs must
guarantee their expenses. They also have a good
second team who are out for games. Address Joseph
4. Reydel. lsl WitheTa street, Brooklyn.