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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22

The Executive LomInitteo OF the Metropolitan
District 'rct"t Cub net at the knickerbockcr
Athlete club On Tuesday night g. draw W. the
cuamp'onsulp schedule Of the ems NJ season TAt
KnickerauoA-r AthleIc Club w.thlres Is, second
team from the contest, AID In he absence ~ q
rcprcs ntat yc 4 tr livingston Fell club NO
games could be arranged For that organ izstiun tn
foliosing /, the y hrialc: hay ~. kntCkcrbuck-r
vs. Mauha;t, IN At E,y "nun. 2G. MoutcIair vs. KnrArr
iOf,rT ~ Mont l4r, Jtnc y, Manhattan ". ,Iuu'
Ga r = Prospect rark, ld, Manhattan W. Stw IuTk
At r spcci parA ~. New lnrs W. Rnickerb"ckcr
at Protprrt Fark, 30, Nj ntcIair W, sew ORR 1T
Mont lair. lar ~, NV lorE ". Manhattan ~ Pros
poet pArk, -, kn'rkrrhocser W. hontrlAir ~ Ray
onne, -. MontciaIr w. Manhattan q, Moutclsir,
Aug. I. Manhattan va Kn.ckerDocktr at pruspert
Park, ( New York W. Montriair at Proc psr- Park
II. Knickerbocker ". New York At Bayonn.. The
proportion Of the New York Crirket Association to
play All al day game on Memorial Day was Ar- epted.
Tho question Of ground for this match vA left
open, The invitation fths Associated Cricket Clnbs
OF PhilsdelphiA for 9 game them on July 3 and 4
was o oepted. and II Ii pro bab,s that . return match
will be played in Phiisdelphia on sept | and
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HAND TkNkI'.
New York A. &. Players Complete the Sec
ond Round In tho Tournament for Doubles.


The hand tennis tournament for doubles.
which has been the chief competitive item on
the programme OF tho New York A G. since
March t.. reached an Interesting stage ~yester-
day with the conclusion u tbs second round
The game. which originated In the New York
A. G. gymnasium. IL 10 popular with the mem
hers that tventy.four competed In tn" frst
round. The entries wore divided into frst and
second clas,e, by Athletic Director +. j. Clan
mini. and then to further insure as equal part
hers AS possible, ono OF the good division was
drawn and paired with a second.class man,
The system worked admirably, md close
contests that have ATTRACTED Y0odly crowds 10
the gymnasium resulted, The competition
has been especially keen IN the three sets
pla yed in the second round and tho, game. IN
which pr v. A, Bartlett and C. d f%indlsv
Cooper on Tuesday were undoubtedly
the best contests ever seen in . double
match. smallwood and Cooper took the h,st
second bv four aces only, The deciding game
was an even ono throughout, "hsndOut' t.ol-
low nR SINAI scores ON nearly every turn. DR.
and set by W aces. Yesterday AFTERNOON +. A.,
Hanhold AMI J. ArkelI, Jr., defeated c, Lyon
and Guy l.. Briggs In two straight yames The
second game Lyon and briggs were. 20 to
their opponents 1 when Hanb?ld and Arkell
got 4 streak and ran out. Dr. y Ienney ann
OF Saturdays game between Hanbold and
Arkell and Bartlett and Findlay for frst prlze.
The latter pair are fayorites for the final. The
scores:
First Round-Dr. Y. p. Berens and r. n, 9ons. Jr,
defeated GEORGE Boyntou AMI {. q Howard, as-is,
26--i7: y. Tennev Jr. and DR.. Ely defeated DR.. ,.
Tsnney and L. Hibberd, rs Is. 2b-8: D. NJ Small.
wood and =. l. Cooper defeated X Price and {. 4.
Schubert. l7-26, 26-g. 25-ls; DIV A. Bartlett
and {, ?. Findlay defeated W D. Lyon and G =
Briggs defeated J II Ilaslin and = Ford. 25-l..
?o-2,. 20 T. A. Hsnhold and J. Il Araell Jr.
second Romnd-D. Tnnney and Or Ely defeated
Or. Behrens and X. II Gode. Jr., 25-23.. l7-2,.
:s-Io: d.: ". A, Bartlett AMI G, d Friday de
26-2i. 26-23; f. A. Hanbold aad J. Il, Arkell, Jr.,
defeated @ Lyon AMI Guy L. Briggs, 26-17, rs 20.
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Hockey.

The 1T. Nicholas Skating Rink managem snt
announces two Of the most Interesting hockey
games u the season. On Friday night the
noted players of the Ottawa Hockey cub. who
have earned n hig reputation IN Canada. will
make their debut in New York and try ,conciu-
Sons with the crack team OF the Now York A.
able engagement on saturday night. as they
will he confronted byan All New York Team, "
made UP OF the cream ~ the METROPOLITAN play
ers. Fast and scientific hockey Ia assured aud
Director Phillips promises 4 rOncart 10y the
popular SIXty-ninth Regiment Band
Norman /, Hefley. founder OF the Henley
School Of Brooklyn, will tender a banquet TO
the Iiefiey School hockey team at the Uuion
League clubhouse in Brooklyn tomorrow
night In fitting commemoration OF the teams
winning. for the second successive year the
championship OF the New York State OF tho
Independent League Of Institutes.
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Higher Speed in Charter Oak Race This
Year.

A. J. WEIGH and his Associates In the man
agement OF Charter Oak Park have decided on
a further reduction ~ the speed rate for the
classic Charter oak Purse this year. and the
$4,000 race at Hartford will be for trotters Of
the 2:l5 class. When the hig prize was first
hung up in 1913 it was open to all horses that
had never beaten 2:20. and so remained until
after the advent OF the pneumatic su,ky
in 3 The class was cut to 2:lS
in the following year. and then in 1873
TO 2:17. aud in 1899 10 PIG since
the race was lnauRurated seventeen years ago.
no trOttcr Tint was not a campaigner or tho
highest class has ever won first money, while
the list Of winners comprises such gallant
horses IA Director. III; Harry Wilkes. 'l3H;
Joe Davis, 2l1A; Oliver h, 2:lb's; Patron,
2:l4.: Spofford. :, lS'. Alcryon. 2:lt: Prince
Regent, 2l,,. Hinlln's Nightingale, 2;nS;
A9Isr,o4,s NigMSnngaIe,, ~ 2io''i harJJ, nI
2:Os. and ord Vincent. 2 ,0s,. In addition 70
tho $4,000 Charter oak lurse. Welch and
Orlando Joues have Opened $1,000 purses for
%trottnrs 81 the . ~ and 2:30 Glasses. and for
PAGERS Of the . ;O', PIP and $50 classes. En-.
irles will close on tn 'sJay. April 10. The
Hartford meeting will open on Monday. Sept.
30, continuing six days,
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Chicago Arranging for "a Big Regatta on
July 1.

The Columbia Yacht Club OF Chicago is
making arrangements. 10 hold a zig open
regatta on Ju,y 1. and special invitations have
been sent to yacht owners around here "a. well
as those who race on the lakes. The club
wants to make the regatta the largest and most
representative ever sailed In fresh water. Two
series o. contests will be decided. one under
the rules OF the Lake Michigan Yachting
Associat on Of 1897. and the other under those
II t. thought VIII give a chancs 10 ali boats. 4
special committee has been appointed 10 ar
range the details n the regatta. 1t is as follows:
Carter II, Harrison. chairman: Edward 4.
Sa'com. 81 Mayer. Walter ID Payne, William T.
Corey and De Witt {. Cregier. secretary.
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PRINCETON. March y A Fish and Game
Protection Association has been organized at
Princeton BY mem beers OF the University
faculty and prominent citizens with a view to
bettering the sport with gun and rod in this
LEGALITY. At a recent meeting Pro- William r.
Magic was elected Pres lent and cS.Presidpnt
Grover Cleveland. VI Tayior Pyne and proi>
Henry Van Dyke ami william IIObey. Vice
Presidents.
TODAY a pet ton was forwarded 20 Gov.
Voorhees, hat the woods near Princeton b..
stocked with quail aud other game birds and
that the streams be supplied with Try. Papers
OF Incorporation are being drawn up. Lately
there was talk Of a preserve einK made near
hero by several 5pOr'smen but II Is thought
that the plan has be- u given up.
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skating.

The fourth annual skating championship
Of the New York Interscholastic Athletic Assoc
citation was held AZ the 81. Nicholas Skating
Rink last night. lie Roy See. the Berkeley
School skater. carried off the honors, winning
10 points for his school. His most dangerous
opponent was swan Of Woodbridge School. j.
Hal, who startei in the quartnr-mila senior
race. was protested on the ground 81 his being
over age. summary.
Halt. Mile Race. Senior-Won by Leroy See. Berke
ley; ". swan. Woodbridge, second, a. \. Mohlman.
Berkeley. third Time, minute - seconds.
VuarterMIle Race. Junior Won by A. - Brien,
Columbia Grammar; o.. McClsre. Trinity. second.
LOUIS Hail, cutler, third, J. cornell. Cutler, fourth,
Time. ~ 40 seconds,
one. Mile Race. Senior-won by Leroy See. Berke.
Icy. ". swan. WOODBRIDGE. second; q A, MOhImHn.
Berkeley. third Tine. :, 80 seconds,
Summarg ~ PuiutS-BerKeley II, Woodbridge,
\. Colnulhia Grammar. u Trinity. 81 Cutltr. !.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-The most dis
appointed owners at the racetrack this after.
noon were Messrs. Hogan and Mulldoon. who
requested the Judges to bar. in the bett ng.
their geldlng San Durango on the eroundst that
they did not believe that he was At. and fear
ing that the public would bet on their starter.
did not caro- about taking a chance, or bring
down oflcial censure IN their head. san
Durango was covered In the betting and the
race was only a pleasant stroll for him. as he
was pulled up from the well played ~favorite
Maggie Davis. The feature was the defeat Of
the Crescent CITY Derby winner Prince o.
Veronia by Arthur Behan, The racing will
close here next Sat lrday when the Turf Con-
gress Handicap will be decided.
First Race~.Allowances, six t4rlonss.san Du.
range. 10 vitatns barred In the betting won
10 ,Bolandl, third Alne c. % Tally. fourth.
Second Rscc1ons m,ls and sixteenth
won; SIR Fitlhugh. no Mitchell : 10 3 and 8to 3,
second, Wedding Quest, 10 Miller. third. Time.
Third Race -stespleohase Handicap. short
course Jim hoeS lt9 ,pSrtsr - to and 81 .,
5. ssconl; sufailig, ia Huestou third. Time.
Fourth Race Handicap; one mile Arthur Bshsn.
lo2 Mitchell ~ to 9 AMI 4 y 8. won; Prince Of
yeroniA l23 'MsJoynr. II TO 5 and to &, second;
First Past. ss ,wetderstraui. 8 to ! and 3 TO l..
Fifth Race-Solling one mile and = quarter Al.
metus. lO+ NInkfeld,. ? to ! and I to 3, won; Rush.
fields. la (SouthardJ, X to anu 8 10 |. second: Pat
Garrett. ~ W,dderstraudl third. Time, 2Il
sixth Race Six and one.half fnrlongs-kilt, loI
lMltcheln, 4 TO | and = 10 =, won; Nolsndies. liz
/ Rose 3 to and even, second; Vie Lamont. l07
miller, third, Time lg3i..
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First Race-selllng: SIX furlougs, heats-Co<iAlis,
lOI; Thurles. ps; Banrica. ~; 10rtugas, 81; Mar.
,illa. s9. Clsrohs. 40. Nouzeltof 10.
second Race selling. Ave fuTluuxs-Wild Pirate,
ia Anxious, iUd; Blink, lod; Daisy Osborne. 81;
B,ddars. go: Frank Johnson, ~, Frances Refs. Y3;
Miss Krinsle, rs.
Third Race Selling one mile and an eighth
Warrior, ~; Free Lady, ~. Deyu. ~ Frank Neon
nell. o.: King Ekw 1oi, III; Zolo ~. Wooaranger.
pt. Tonic. ~. Las, Time. o., sun God, 05, The
Bondman.g 81.
Fourth Race-Handicap; seven furiongs-Ed Cart
land II. ia. sidney Lucas n? sAn Dlrango, lhi
lobe Paine, l02; Monk Wayman, lo2; Cumpensar
ton. lO23 Aratoma. 100: Alex, 80, ] r., Cline ~;
Free Lady, ~; Lady Callahan, ~.
Fifth Race-selling one mile and twenty Nards
Ben Chance, III. Russell X. and We iding Dues,
io7: Harry Iucesco, lO4; Ssn.o.kee AMI slddarth,
loa FL Derim, pp; Allie Hale, Princess Maleen and
Orlandine. 81.
Sixth Race-selling one mile and one.elghth-
Tip Gallant. 100: Julius Cesar and Rushtelds,
Io7; X eni1 and Or. Vaughan. 100, Geo h. Cox,
Ia Lillian Reed and Belueath. i0l, Mailer and
Bright Night, 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
International Gymnasic Contest at the
Paris Exposition.

Information has been received at the Offices
OF the United State Com missioDer General OF
the Paris Exposition regarding the gynnastic
section Of the international contests 10 be held
In connection with the Exposition,
The uymnastic contest will be open to the
world with the exception Of professionals who
have exhibited in public, In %clrcuses. theatres.
&c. II will take place on July ~ and 80. The
de NInCennes.
No Gymnasts will be admitted who have pub.
Ideally protested within two years against ths
decisions OF any Jury or have been convicted Of
fraudulent practices. Nor Will any Rymnast
under il years OF age be allowed TO con pete.
The fun regulations In the French language
together with invitations for societies and indi-
vl1uals and the necessary blanks may De OBJ
tanned either AZ the Chicago office. Auditorium
Building. Chicago. or at the New York office.
l?O Broadway. New York,
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odds and Ends of sport

NV HAYES, March 81, Capt James I. Adams Of
thr Yale cross Country team and the leading half. mile
runuor Of the university IN a statement last might
declares that he never refused 10 train with the ial"
track team. lie IA 1 ne has not done much training
W a. DAT. because he is suffering from muir T. his
bach, but ~ Wiling g. enter all games in which Yale
completes this year.
the Regatta Of the Brooklyn Canoe
club held a meeting on Tuesday q, TN office of
Commodore Henry NJ. Dater, tS Broad street, AMI
pre-, Aral an int resting schedule Of sport The
opening races vii he on Way ~ and the hual events
will taGe place on the last saturday In september,
There will be tn rec cruises. spnng annual and fall.
In addition IA the annual trip to tne Amencan Canoe
Association camp At Thousand Islands IN August.
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GOSSIP ~ the Ring.

J.. j.. New \ ORR They never met.
+. d, New York He WAS hampton ~ Amerioa.
l. j. b. Trenton They met q, FArn boroush,
England on April u, 1870
Tommy West and Patsy CJrrIgAn Of San Frauciscs
have been matched tn box A. Bhtmore on March .8.
Tbs dA,s Of the gon test between hid rPartlsnd
AMI Percy Mtlntyre has been hNrd for April 6. 81
Nliss, Ohio
Bills Brad states that Tommy RYAN will train
jim Jefrle. FOR the cha npIon's coming cnco inter
With I'm Co!bett
jimmy Barry. the former bantam chAmpi, IN. who
retired from The r!nl Iasl year. want, to tackle s. .
starter Danny Douyherty a. ~, puunt'.
AcruriinL ~ 4 letter received hv u prominent ring
man here, the LON ng clubs \ san francisco are a.
~Iolserhc ID. aud are in danger o' betn " sboli shed b.
the authorities,
PKEKsEtII, Mach -. III. new tortlandt Athletic
club va 'pputd here llst night The main bout
~as to- have been h hf'sen round ~ be'veen Joo
Glra her ct Mount Vernon and rpunx Cum nghan
~ ioutels. G!rarNrr Knocked Cunningham out il
the hrst luuul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Bobby Dobb. Puts Charlie Burn-s to sleep.

Bobby Dohbs. the color-d fighter. seems 10
be recovering hts form again. for on Monday
night at Youngstown. Ohio. before the Niles
A. C.. he met and defeated Charlie Burnes OF
Cincinnati IN nineteen rounds The pair were
10 have Iattlei twenty rounds IL catch weights.
In the nineteenth. after fighting = minutes ami
~ seconds. Dpbba crossed Burnrs on the Jaw
with the right. Burnes wa, down for eight
seconds. bur staggered m and fell over. lie
could not arise and was counted out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22

CAMBRIDGE. March II The following men
have qualified for the final round in the Har.
ward lnterclass Chess tour nament. The men
thus selected have until Aprll II to finish their
games and nand IN the results. Each man
must play every other as IN the regular tour
naments II. R.Camrbell. VI LYMAN. FG Hop
kIns. \. T.. Landry. A. J. Fotch. ". e.. Clerk. f..
i, Davol. + {. iIoyt. A. T. Iunt and T. II. ABB
bOit.
possibly / hree men to play in the American In
tercollegiate tournament which Is 10 take
place during the April recess. The following
berry, 70. Hopkins. 1T. Rice. +. L. Thayer and
". u. Clerk.
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Bowling dance Tonight.

Columbia owl, Amsterdam and Aornlngnde. q
Schlussings alleys
N-tional. League oriental. Kings County ana
Lotus. al Stars alleys.
North Side League CorInihian North New York
and Orchard, al Pumps alleys
Fire Insurance League Norwich Union Va Ian
casfire, Niagara vs.. German American, Norwich
Union vs.. Niagara. AT Reds alleys
Bank Clerks league Eleventh Ward Bank.
American Exchange National BANK ana broadway
pank OF BrOOKlyn n. hi Rrids alleys.
n,ed Bowling clubs S"rtiOn Novningside,
Woodland and Dupp~I Eichr. at thr Germania Assem-
bly, Rooms alleys. Section : Glendale. Orchard and
Black Bass, al the Arcade alleys.
West Side League owl. Century Wheelmen and
West Shore, al Meyers alleys.
No'ih Side Tournament knickerbotker. Grow
hill and Aud Cioour. al STEMS alleys
ArlIn gtop leayut taNorite ". Manhattan. at the
Arlington Hall alleys.
Carruthers Nationai South Paw. orien, and Pin
knight. at he Elephant CluD alleys
BfooKly u Royal Arcanun League Fern Council,
BreyOor Council and GIlber Comet, at Tralnor's
alleys
East New YORK Imperial team No. 2 Bushwick
Wheelmen and Belvidere. nj hrlgHn'S alleys.
Putnam Govern, Pontiac ana fUtnhm team No L
al ihr Putnam tHne alleys.
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VAN TASSEll & KEARNEY
lEDW ARD " .kEARNEN, A~ucti0nees.j
WILL SELL BY AUCTION
THIS DAY. NAkCH 2?p. 1907.

WILL SELL Bl AUCTION
THIS DAY, MAkCH ::p. 1907
tomneu M at II oi,lors
Ar MIR WV II ,ItRk y PRIVATE STABLE
~. v Fsr 18th s.,
rIIt HORSES AMI CARRIAGE. HARNE,S AN0
srABIf AC'EssOlILs COMPRISING Nh.
CLARK : ENTIRE TOwN E>rABLIsHMENr. VIZ:
THREE WELL MATCHED PAIRS OF HORSES for
cosch and road FIVE FINE DRIVING HOf.sEj fos
speed and r~unAboul. ONR HANpSoMF PONY, Ger.
rage. ar lust many ~ Brewster 4 Go. And
j. T.. Brewster \ Co.. aud ,omprse LANDAU,
GRAND PIorGlIAN spIDEE rHAErdS pANEL
BOOT lCrOR GLASS BiS v,C'URtN. TIL.
mEI. RrSAKlrr WAGJNs. OTE BAS AND
TEO NPN Tor ROAD WbGpNt. COVER GAIT
GOyFRNEss CNRG, SiIEpiNr wAGOSs by CAT
trey RACING oJIKIE - C.1rry VIA pner
matt urrs. Jur HEErtSHil &JcHHrAkD, MIL
LEN 5OGtISU CAR SIR riNI CUTTER DRry.
INC SLEIGH. FO'a pNS>FS ,'E ~.,r!Oi1 Dor.
BILE y SINGLE HAKN:iS o. SI.ny. &c
HOnsv CLOTHING LIVERY. uuI,:N. sAbDLM.
RRTDLHS. WHIP, S;A3i.% EIAlTIrS AND
UTENSILS. PlCrCEES. OSs \MESr> &C. &c.
Catalogues al Office Of auction
ees. 80 and l3l Eas. 18Th ST. and
At office Of Attyfor Adm, 256 Broadway
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Matters of Interest Concerning Horses
are more fully and ably treated In TIL SUES
news column MS than IN any other medium. Adj
yertising thus becomes more valua bic In THE
Bun Tor obvious reasons Remem Der this. ADO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22

IrH,c.. March 2l.-Cornells lacrosse schedule Is
~ follows April 10. Hobart at Ithaca, May 10,
Lehieh Of Easton; NAY ~, Crnscen, A, c. at Bav
Ridge. May -. Stevens institute al Hobok.n. May
IL. Harvard 81 Cambridge; May -. Toronto o.
Ithaca. A second game will 2 PLAYED with Hobart.
hut tue date hs not boen anne uuced.
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Columbin's Onrsm-n Busy.

CoIumbia's first week on the water has
proved OF great value to DR.. Pect in perfscting
his new stroke. There are now sixty-four
men. forming eight crews. at work daily.
Heavy barges are being used and sliding seats
have not as yet been installed. The crews row
several miles W the river at about twenty
strokes q minute aud come back in short
spurts. Yesterday the freshmen and Varsity
p~erlence Of the first crew was always IN evil
dence. At times the other crews splashed
baby and DR.. Peet commented on this TO
III" coxswains through a large megaphone. as
the coaching launch IL not vet ready for use.
The new can lidates are beng broken into
harness very quickly. and their strength and
crew
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Florists. Carnaars. &c.
Administrators Sale

of Horses, Carriages, Harness, Sc.
for the Estate at William ~. Clark
by order of Mary =. Clark.
ISAAC ROMNE AnMISlSTR kTRIx
95S Broadway.
Atty for Adm.
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psrmAna j., $780,, osdisu, 100; u. MaAss. 2oa
r! !iPf; S III Hu! ::I lss, Ss:si.. ~ ~. 1 ss'.i: "a a.
rs,ddfy. iss. 2zlls.. la cefnI.h. Isl Total. isS.
lss, Major. itsi Thun. 'isi' Total. 7ai.
sPlAysd nine fnmss.
rAiAD SAAR.
,s sH'H,t: :,.,5 t ~, al. as.' ,. y''4.s ssst ~ e''a''
p..%:ss H. ~: o. AZ; h III. 4: W H... !: IA
Total. s<<.
Hsaor ,.r. evenly ,na.a N y. B.z .HAaes
oluo are sov on even ssrms for hrs prsss. ne
.o a.. 1:s; Bonn Bs.n:.s s1 IN. s1 4ss:,, "a "a "''' '''' VI"
,s SsS'%S% .S:%.5l y. i a.; = A n. as r. ~. 49,.
sRc0uD GAM.
Eighth Ward Republiean olub-nagyery, -
T,.l,n :s9 sS' Medley 1853 sAnA. is7' SnsL Ia.
pl.nst. : Tate. no.. nn:. 49,: Weber. iso
rUnp oAAL
Eighth Ward Republican olub-Haexsrty. l1St
hamorrH ~: Asdlsy. 100 hAnd. Ills 1hsah
6olpH S.a.seh.st-,, ,os; Z ep.A.. ,o3. A..aa..
night's sAmss IN the Broehlyn hoyA Arcanum esar
New Yor. and faiisd.lpso:. sss 3: -" 70. s.
10 pins. In she third gAme pAlls0alphoe alhs1
this Is ths third time Phlsdsiphos oousSi ~ Wa
the championship. the $500 alvsr oap viii
mAnenty 70 that council The scores:
rAsr sAhl
NJ -. q. NJ SS.r s0i Is Y. sao4.. ~ ns:'' 3. ia s -:
Total, 7SA
Common sAi.h Council huhlhaassn. lA7: Pm.
~ ~; oo'r0f'' 1853 h''"'' ''0' Fischer 1877 Total
szooNp eANA
East New York Oouncil-A. Kiefsr. $50: Senior,
lss: G; Moore. le1; ". Moore. leo; O Ktfer. 800,
ysndei.r, 1871, Bis.cheni. a2i; jenkins, ia
Total, sol.
philtdeiphos Council Martin; 1877: hsdicu.. leis
Vandekar. l7S; Btefvohenk, lpy: jenkins, 10<. To-
tai, Va
7ss: '0''"f'' 's'' Brown ~ Fischer 1885, Total
-
Last nights sames in the EAst New York tourns-
msnt resulted as follows;
YIRsl CANT.
Van sislsn. Davies. 1875 Gallagher. 1871; Hsdis.
chsupoey-Forfeited
SECOND GAMI.
Corinthian Walter. I8s. Wallace. lo2; IAndmAa.
l.S; Holden, ~: Baker, lib. Total, $50.
Cbauncsy- Forfeited.
THIRD aAME.
Corinthi.u walter, 40; Wallace, 127, IAndmaa.
lh?; Holden, 20S. Baker, Ia, Total, s1a.
Van siclen- Davies. las; Gallagher iSs; Neidis.
llA Totsl, 800.
The usu.llow scores wer. rolled in the United
Bowling Clubs' Sc ton 4 tournament At the Ger
scores:
fIRr GAME.
~Jumbo-Eppler IJI; kraeger, I&S: walter. 1876
stsll l4a. ! nofmann ~. Total. 72y:.
Cannou-h, klnnpp 90; rieticn.lto; ": orocoh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
h DIR. Fowler Says About the scholar.
chip Question.


The New York Interscholastic A. A. will hold
a special meeting next Monday afternoon TO
dispose OF the scholarship question In speak
ing Of the matter yesterday DR.. Fowler. head
master OF Columbia Institute. said:
Il think athletics should BE- subordinate to
schola rships. The primary object Of any
school should be education OF the kind that
will 1T a boy for business life or put him In
college. When 81 much prominence and glory
seems TO he derived from a school winning
prizes and adorning Its halls with banners won
Ia athletic competition; il has the effect on the
public generally and leaves its mark on the
students. and places the result OF scholarship
in a subordinate position. The student who
passes into college without conditions and
holds high rank in his classes is q comparative
Donentity as com pared with the successful
athlete in baseball. football. track athletics.
Sc.'
It, c. Mygatt, headmaster OF Collegiate School.
when asked II he had anything TO say on the
question. remarked:
Il have read the form OF the request to be
gent To the principals aud think II is oil right.
! think that the scholarships should be limited.
and that no athlete should be allowed 10 com.
pete unless he has won the scholarship in open
comp petition.