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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
ATHLETICS.
SPRING GAMES OF NETWORK INTER
SCHOLASTIC ASSOCIATION.

The twenty-i annual spring games OF the New
York Interscholastic Athletic Association were
held yesterday at Berkeley Oval There was a
large attendance. Four records were broken. two
by r. W. Rogers. OF Trinity School. in throwing
the discus and putting the underground shot j.
s. Speaker. of Berkeley, broke the Jump rec
ord and r. McClave. of Trinity. shattered the for
mer figures In the tweve-pound hammer throw In
the contest for the cup Berkeley which heid IL
from last year. was defeated by Trinity by Two
points The score by points was: Trinity o.;
Berkeley, So; Cutler, 80: Columbia Grammar, "a;
Collegiate. 10; De la Sale. 4. and Barnard T. sum-
maries:
Two-hundred- nd-twenty-yard dash tsenior)[won by
shannon Columbia GrS%Tar bra D.
Two-hundred- and twenty-yard dash Quniorl-Won by
C Wood Cutler; Dalshemer Co onE ''A"''"'
Perry Berkeley. second A. j. Fraser Trinity. third
Two-hundred- and twenty-yard hurdle race-won BY F.
R somP 5 f 44hy hTd S So me Sfen
Four hundred fOrty-yard run-won by b. r, White tie
La Sale third. Time-O:55t.
IT. So in w. +. irwin Collegiate. and 6 Victor Cut.
Ter tied for second IT. "A In Irwin got second place
In the jump Of.
Throwing the dscuswon by r. Roger ero05 TTt n
Nicon. Collegiate. 80 #. in. third
One hundred-yard dash Csenior)-won by II shann2n
Arnold. Berkeley. third Time-O:ll.
One -hundred-yard dash tjunoDwon by p Dalsheimet'
GsmsnSn T Tn%%Af tird T T%s5s C0s' ~
One-mile bicycle race-Won by Ia r. see Berkeiey;
3 w. McClare Trinity second; r. Stranger Columbia
Grammar, third. Time-4:2o
Eight hundred and -eishty-yard run-won by G. n
ADAMS ADAMS i Be La Sale third Tims2'os*
one-third mile bicycle race-Won by s. MSIave'
Trinity; /. Berkeley. second; r. Strange, Couh-
bia Grammar third. Time-O;6oas
one-mlle run--won by c. NJ. Trede. Trinity; r. ~
Perry Berkeley. second; A. j. Fraser. Trinity th'ru
Tme-5O2.
hundred and twenty yard hurdeMWon 6yS
Kirkby Trinity; A. w. Browne. Trinity secohu' "
Manson Cutler. third Time-0:2O2s.
Putting the twelve pound shot-Won by r. W Rogers
Trinity 43 IT. j. A. Forney Berkeley, 40 IT, m sec
ond; f. V. H. Lane Trinity. 81 IT. ! In. third
Running broad jump--Won by J. s. Speaker, BerKeley
III f. Bell. Jr Cutler. 20 r. ia H. Sec
ond p j. Ralph Collegiate 10 II. l014 in. third
Throwing twelvepound hammer-Won by r. i neOt "a
Trinity l2S In; c. Il. Seeley, Berkeiey 10 IT,
in second: F. V. H. Lane Trinity. ss IT, thru
Pole vault--Won by A. j. Forney, Berkeley. II; =,
in: ID. s. Norton, Collegiate y IT. n m secohu' d.
smaliwood, Columbia Grammar, IT. 10 H. hiro
Running broad jump-Won by j. s. SPEAKER. berkeley
21 n liz in; Bell jr, Cutler 20 II ll+ M SEQ
ond: p J. Ralph Collegiate. 10 IT. 1914 In, thru'
Putting tweive-pound shot-won by R. w Rogers
Trinity IT,; j. A. Forney. Berkeley 40 H. h'' se0-
ond; r. V. q. Lane Trinity. 81 IT, in.' thrd'
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GAMES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 50.

The athletic games OF Public School No. 81 were
held yesterday at Olympia Field, One-hunured-hnu-
thir,v-dfth-st and Lenox-ave. There was also an
exhibition baseball game between the kehslng,oh
Baseball Club and team from Pubic SchUoi 10 10.
so The schoolboys by score or ~ 70 10 Inc
summaries:
us-hundred- yard dashWon by Albert Celler EDWARD
ONeil second; Roston Keller. third Time-C;ll =
ONE mile bicycle race (Open)-Non by John e La orau'
cs1ibo cosson second; Henry Nicholson. third.
Sjrty-yard dash (Iunior)-Won by Frank fOegenDurg
Arhnr Cobn second Chester Gumpert third. Time-O:O5
SACK race-won by Gilbert Sackmani Harry McDonald'
second. Tz,en shaw third T1me-O:lb
Hal, mile bicycle race-won by d. stothers; j. Ansorge
second: A L. McEwen. third.
Three legged race-Won by Fredericls and Sanford;
saxton and Mcdonald second: Mcintire and lAttimer
third --- r,...... 1,,,r,.
obstacle race-won by Chester Drlmmon; Grover Gum
pert second: Frank Vandeveer, third. Time-SpT
One-me bicycle (closed)-Won by n Friede; Rod
ert Ienox second: oliver starr third Time-oO4
sxty-yard dash-Won by A. Smith: Paul Parker. sec
and. John Carmen, third. Time-0:B -
Fight hundred deli hty-yard run-Won by Nlarh
HolIiser; r s. Williams second II. Trede. third.
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BOXING.
FINAL BOUTS OF THE AMATEUR TOURNA-
MENT

FINAL BOUTS OF THE AMATEUR TOURNA-
MENT.
night at the Lenox Athletic Club house to see the
final bouts OF the amateur boxing tournament held
under the clubs auspices.
In the final contest of the 1f0-pound class j. F.
Mumford OF the West Side Athletic Club, defeated
Percy Mcintyre. OF the Pastime Athletic Club. Nc
Intyre won the Amateur Athletic Union champion
ship In the lightweight class, held at the club in
January. Mumford much cleverer, and had
the better of the contest throughout.
John ]. Smith. OF the New West Side Athletic
Club defeated J. Mackamus in the 13o-pound final
bout.
The shortest go" OF the evening the final
I'm the middleweight class, between William Han
rahan OF the New West Side and Fred Hyde;
out in the first round in less than minute. James
J. Frawey acted as referee. and Charles j. Harvey
as announcer. The Judges were Martin Cowan
and BILLY" Delaney
Following is the summary
one hundred and ten pound clsss-B II! J. Diam amend
nor Pastme Athletic cub Alfred Levy Union Settle
Athletic Club. defeated F. J. Terry. Xavier Ath-
e,ic Club. ,
one hundred and twenty pound elassmHlgh McPadden.
Hamilton Athletic Club. defeated NJ oBrIen Union Set
cub defeated NJ Ryan Bronx Athletic Club; F. Gala
han Union settlement Athlete Sge de1easS . s,s
Athletic Club defeated NJ Craven Iastime Athletic Club;
Hugh Hs%Sn A Ahst' club Cub defeated F.
One-hundred- and thirty pound class Mackamu,ss
ment Athletic Club: John j. smith New West side Ah-
S cub dsteseS L Guss % ur Nsn s. Gs An
iec Club. defeated J. Mackamuss Pasme Athletic Club
one hundred and forty pound elassmfna bout; J. r.
Mcintyrs PastIme Athletic Club
N M.i sd. AsIee Club S
feated Fred Hyde. Pastime Athletic Club.
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LAWN TENNIS.
DAVIDSON AND PARET WINNERS IN THE
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP
TOrrpNANfrr>r

washington, May 20 (SpeciaD.-Ths was the last
Gay OF the Southern championship lawn tennis
tournament here. and bright weather and big
crowd favored the players. There was plenty OF
enthusiasm. too. for the quality OF the play
far above anything shown earlier in the week
Davidson and Paret played fast match that was
won py the Washngtonian His speed was phe-
nomenal, and the New-Yorker could not play as
wei against II earlier in the tournament. Paret
leo at 30 In the second set and at SIS In the
third. but each time Davidson was too steady for
him and pulled out ahead. the being So in
each Combined Paret and Davidson had easy
victory In the final match for the championship in
doubles. winning the title for the fourth successive
season. The days follow:
Championship singles challenge round)-J. c. David
Sc
Championship doubles Cnnai round)-J C. Davidson ard
J. 7. Paret beat Or. L. w. Glazebrook and f. I. o.
Wadsworth. s-l, 6-1, e.
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COMPARISON OF RECORDS.
THIS WOULD MAKE IT APPEAR THAT YALE AND
HARVARD SHOULD WIN

THIS WOULD MAKE 1T APPEAR THAT YALE AND
HARVARD SHOULD WIN.
cambridge. Mass, May % (SpeciaD.-The only
oasis for Judging the chances OF the composite
Harvard-Yale team against the Oxford-Cambridge
Track teams is on the records made at the recent
oaai games here and abroad According to these
tne Americans should get six Of the nine events
me hurdle record is tied and the Britisners seem
y! 70 nave the mile and broad Jump. IL seems ikely
at the conditions OF the challenge will fnciuoe me
,,nnree-mie race and exclude one OF the events Oh
'ne following table:
Event uarvardyaIe Oxford Cambridge
Neyard Aa.h t,inn, - o.tol. Thomas (O) DION
,sssu-mile run. Adams (Y) 1873 Ofahafn " 10
'Sesard hurdles. Fox (B.), DIG. Paget onins""
5road Jump DAILY CHI % n In vassal tOl 70 ttSih
hammer throw. Bos CH) 100 It. inGreenshelds VoJ'
10 IT, ! In
tU-yard run - rsrke III \ o.49x Hollands oO). 0;3lh
Sne mile nun . . Splitter CY) 4:33h Hunter &C.. 4:2o
s ash Jump Roteh R).5 H. IL inAdair oo) H. Ga
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PLANS FOR THE CONTESTS
MOVABLE HURDLES TO BE UsED-sHoT PUTTING
ELIMINATED

ELIMINATED.
C. H. Sheriff. when seen yesterday about the
Oxford Cambridge challenge 10 the universities OF
Harvard and Yale for series OF athletic contests
to take place In London next July. explained that
among other things he had insisted on the use
Of movable hurdles in the 120-yard hurdle race
When the American athletes in England ran over
fixed hurdles 1t was found that the possibility or
serious fall not present when movable hurdles are
used, had the effect of making the Americans cIear
the distractions with more than enough room u
spare, thus running a slower race; -, an, l.. !.
Putting the shot" added Mr.. Sheriff. is 10 pe
eliminated from the coming games Inc Englsn
and American regulations governing TINS conlest
all"
The i0-yard hurdles promises to be the closes,
q the International contests. Fox, OF Harvard ana
Ilncke. OF Yale have records OF O15h, ana Paset-
Tomlnson of Cambridge, has done the distance IN
els on wet track Mr.. Sheriff. considers that the
Americans have good chances OF winning the nam
mer, the high jump. the quarter and the naf-mle.
ghe English promise well for the broad jump ,ns
hree-mie and the one-mile competition. Inis
leaves he lco-yard dash and the l2o-yard hurdle
Rce prOblematcal
sM Sheriff. said that Yale would accept He Is
Tack Athletics for Yale College. He arranged the
cethils OF the English-American collegiate contests
N 1884 and
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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wallace 10 Samuel b Ha.nes 49,.
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ENGLISH CHALLENGE PLEAsES YALE.
FACULTY NOT LIKELY TO 1NTERPosE ANY OBJ
,,c.r,o>- FORMAL NOTIFICATION NEXT WEEK.

ENGl1SH
r.cuTY NOT LIKELY TO INTERPosE ANY OBJ
1rc-r1oN-FoRMAL NOTIFICATION NEXT WEEK.
New-Haven Conn. May 20-Great interest is
manifested at Yale in the challenge OF the English
universities TO Yale and Harvard for an interna-
,Ional athletic meet in England during the summer
vacation Not only the members Of the track attn
letc team. but the undergraduate body as we'll are
heartily in favor OF IT, The impression prevails that
the faculty will not interpose any objection 10 the
project since II will during the summer ana
none but college students in full standing ana
above reproach as bona fde amateurs, according
10 the high standard Of the English universities
viii be permitted to take part.
Captain Thomas r. Fisher. OF Yale. who mas hao
charge Of the negotiations for Yale. said tonight
that for some months correspondence has been mad
with the representatives OF oxford and Cambridge
Furthermore a conference between the Harvard
and Yale representatives was had here last Satur-
DAY at the time OF the dual meet and II was prac-
tcaly settled that Yale and Harvard VIII IN que
course OF time after receipt of the formal cnal-
lugs reply that they win accept the invitation;
An informal challenge by cable dispatch has been
received at Yale similar TO that received az Har-
ward The formal challenge Is expected WITHIN u
week Already the track athletes have begun 70
speculate as to which will be the lucky man sent
over 10 represent Yale. There are only nine events
IN the meet and IN most OF them Yale VIII nave
eredltable representation
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

54th-s, No i26 West. for a two-story prlch
dwelling house and stable. 25xs0; Kooert eco-
VILE owners: Helms La Fargo. or NO Beck
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architects ,,, :, q, n,b-ave Tor nve.iory
brick dwelling house, 35xi02.3; Mrs r o still-
man. Of No % Joralemon-st Brooklyn; owner
c c Haight OF No III Broadway. architect
West Washington Square. - sZ8 = n o, t ga
st. for a seven-story brick hotel. 2.:oxiz.i
Chesebro & De Hart. Of No lU' Fox7s''
owner John De Hart. architect. '.....
7tn-st No 249 East. for a six-story orick rene
ment-house with stores, A.6xS4.l 10; LOUIS
Frankenthaier Of No ~ East e3d-st owner
Horenburger & straub. architects. 80; a
122d- st 4 So II W Of Iexngton-ave. for a nye-
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architect D, 900 a., Four ,.tory
brick fathouses with stores. 2oxsI.2 and "a III.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DUAL GAMES.

Bethlehem. Penn May Bon Lehigh's field to-
day Lafayette won the dual sports. scoring a
points to Lehigh's a.. Only one record was broken.
Butler. Of Lehigh putting the sixteen-pound ham
mer So feet; Emily. Of Lafayette, won the cne-hun-
aired ward dash from big field In 0:l0 10.
Fcly Chidsey Rutter and Cary won the principal
events for Lafayette while Butler James, Grubbe,
Tobeltnan and Lindley carried off Lehigh's honors
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Floyd, James r. TO Catherine wetmore, 2ist-
at : 3 800 n . Of lith-avs. year............
Same to Henry w Wetmore. 2oth-st. ,. 10 n
OF iith-ave demand .-......-::.:.......'
Same 10 william ! Davidson. jr. 2ist-st. .. 20
n OF iith-ave also 2lst-st. 8. $50 II OF
lith-aye year ,, r,t
son jr, s5th-st. q. 2oa4 n or West End
ave- year. ;,,,,,;. s;:co,, 10 lane Ar
rold et al executors. etc. No lib Monroe-st o
Vetrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s.ss.s'.s'.
Ciassheiu Nathan. 10 Robert W Taller. trustee,
No I4i West 8oth-sI . yssrs...-..............
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LAwRENCEvILLE WINS THE CUP

Princeton. May 20 (specia).-The Interscholastlo
Tennis Tournament. under the auspices of the
Princeton University Tennis Association. was won
by the Lawrencevie School this afternoon. This
gives Lawrenceve permanent possession OF the
silver cup for winning the tournament three con-
secutive times. The finals will be run off Monday:
The result OF the semi-hnals were: A. Hazelhurst
beat r. T. James by default: NJ. Thompson beat p.
Norton, 81, So IS Both winners were from
Lawrenceve School.
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CRICKET.
NETWORK BEATS BROOKLYN-DRAW
BETWEEN NEWARK AND
KINGS COUNTY.

KINGS COUNTY.
Local cricketers felt the cold keenly yesterday
and the neders found the cricket ball anything but
pleasant TO handle.
At Prospect Park the New-York and BROOKLYN
clubs had their first meeting OF the year. and the
Manhattan representatives had no difficulty In
gaining victory. For New-York c. Byers and A.
f. Smith made a good stand for the first wicket
while for Brooklyn r. c. NJ. Browne and J. Prize
the chief contributors The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

The Kings County Club opened its season yes
terday at Prospect Park. and victory over the
Newark team would have rewarded It's effort OF the
season had time permitted. The game was drawn
but much in favor of the Kings County men. e. l.
Holdings and It. Fa.rand made a prolonged stand
for Kings County. For Newark T. Gilbert played
steadily and we'll The score:
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BILLIARDS..

scHAEFER PRACrIsEs AND sLossoN STAYS
OUTDOORS
Wizard" schaefer yesterday took his final
practice for the 4o-point cushion-carrom match
ne averaged 10 IN i5-point game against HARRISON
s we chicagoan: with high break Of 81 In the
Ersening the Wizard" played 200 points up against
EEeward Mclaughlin, the professional Slosson, the
student" exercised IN the open air yesterday.
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE AUSTRALIANS
London. May 2O-The Australian cricketers ac-
complshed another feat In "out-cricket' to-day
and good generalship on the part OF captain OAR
ling gained the visiting cricketers Victory o'e'
the South of England by liz runs
The score follows:
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DUAL GAMES AT PRINCETON.
THE TIGERS SCORE VICTORY OVER coLuMBiA
BY LIBERAL MARGIN-No FAST TINE.

THE TIGERS SCORE A VICTORY ONh Coi'u"i"iA
ny A LIBERAL MARGIN-No FAST TINE.
Princeton n. j., May 20 (SpeciaD.-Princeton de-
feaed Columbia In the annual dual games this atter-
by score Of G2 2-3 points to Al 1S The features
the work OF Jarvis. winner Of the lW-yard
dash. and OF Carroll winning in the running hgh
jump and breaking the college record. On account
OF the high wind the races were slow.
One-hundred-y yard dash-Won by Jarvis, PRINCE
ton; second, Long Columbia; third. steven 90
lumbia. Time-0:l0 3-5. -
One hundred and twenty-yard hurde-Won by
Barker, Columbia; second. Wheeler, frlhce'oH'
Two hundred and twenty.yard dash-Won, py
Long Columbia: second. Steven. Columbia; third
Kratz, Princeton. ,Time-0:A l-s. ...s,o Wan ~,
Barker Columbia; second, Wheeler; third, POWERS
Columbia. Time-0:3 l-5.
Columbia; second. Steven Columbia; third. Smith,
Half-miie run-Won by Cregan Princeton; second,
Clark. Columbia; third Chamberlain, Princeton
Mile runVWon by CreGan. Princeton; second
Mosenthal. Columbia; third. Chamberlain Prince
Two-miie run-Won by Palmer, Princeton; second
Cregan; third. Thurston; Columbia. 11me-lo;SW uor
Princeton. SO feet INCH second, Wright Prlnceton
&C. feet inches; third, Montgomery. Princeton. %
Running high jump-Won by Carroll, Princeton,
feet 1& inches second, Curtis. Princeton, feet
sh inches; third. Lebenderfer. Princeton, B feet
Running broad jump-Won by Won Krug. Prince
ton 20 feet 81 inches second. Johnson Princeton,
20 feet ~ inches; third Bottger. Princeton, 1s feet
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer-Won by Wells,
Columbia 116 feet Il inch second Wright, Prince
ton ll5 feet 5lz inches; third. Bruce 1O3 feet 2h
Poit vault-won by Coleman. Princeton. 10 feet
and Moore Of Princeton, and Smith, OF Columbia,
tied for third place at feet inches.
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FIRST MEET OF HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
THE NETWORK BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CARRIES
OFF THE HONORs.

FIRST MEET OF HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
THE NETWORK BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CARRIES
OFF THE HoNoRs.
The first annual field meet Of the Public High
School Athletic League of the Metropolitan Dis
trict was held yesterday on the grounds Of the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club. at Bergen Point. The
league comprises the Jersey City High School. the
School, eN of The Bronx The NewYork Boys High
sas the 5annef ON ae q points The
School was SECOND with o. Jersey ciy ro idig
School, Of Brooklyn, fourth, with points. a SIT
yer cup given by DR. DTuglsss Of The hs Hgh
High school, who scored Is points Mulry OF the the
his school. The summaries:
Won BY Stuart i ;i,S sslo% Tlm. % d H. S.
'sSS ,haneTsdyara snsf hsaow1G BY
w ws y H. J. 81 h third s TsE 1 H. s. second
H El1:sy l. g. sSd hnsfl%sn n H. d.
FOur-hundred- and forty yard run-Won by stuart B.
sup. b. H. s.. second; voss b. II. s.. third. Time
Downes NJ. ii. S. second; Jessup B. H. s. third. Time
yard dash Isenior'Fnss heat
won X Wolf NJ ,51ra s. iIm wal H s. second Eel
Two hundred dash ogniq5)Frns heat
W Wys NJ. II. s.. third. Time-O:2G%.
Two-h hundred and twenty yard hurdle raceIWen py
stuart X II s.: solomon NJ. II. s.. second; FARRELL,
j. c. H. s.. third. Tfme-o:2o.s ,,.,-.
Half-rnIle rln--WOn by Ahern, Is. II. ,, Anry'
J. C. H. s., second; Reynolds. b. II. 3. third Time
Nnen,ie relay race-won by Boys High School with
s,nart Walz Ahern and Reynolds; Jersey City High
school with Mury OFaherty Roche and Farrell. sec
ond. Time-4:U3b. ..-,-,- =, IT. G a..
Running high jump-won by Buttrick; NJ 4. s. rect
htnd iRshf s. N N.Y. E.. feet 81 inches third
"a feet inches Stuart b. H. s. "a feet inches Gee
ond; Feigus, NJ. II. s.. 81 feet inehes nifo: .As
pole ysult-Von by Stuart. Il. H. s.. v feet Inches!
odIDe, "a IT g. feet inches second: Van Doren,
J. c. II. 8. o feet, third 49,. ,.A . ,- -,
Running broad jumpwon BY odinei YIN 10 JUMP OF
s so REYNOLDS NJ H. S. II feet 2 inches third.
Throwing tweive-pound hammer-Won by stuart IL
IT "a Feet inches; Newkirk, J. G. II. s., 81 feet
.che. .econS. odlnet b. S. % feet ii inches, third