Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21

The losers vera Messrs Riggs, wyIie and
May. In the play-on Mr.. Horstman de-
feated Mr.. HIT.
The contest over tho consolation cup was
crammed full ofexcitement tie resulting.
and in the play-of Col. May came out
ahead. In the semi-ffnals of the play Mr.
Gillette will get the bye. and the winner
of the play between Mr.. Boardmap and Col.
Ma May viii play the finals with Mr.. Gillette.
The members of the club are playing for
medals for first rounds today and eighteen
holes medal play.
Crescent Athletic Club.
The Crescent Athletic Club has organized
a base ball team for the coming season
with the following players: Edward voight,
pitcher; Maury Herman. Jimmy Alderman,
Arthur Wright, Leo Fisher, Harry Smith,
Roliie Heinrich. Eugene Young and Geo.
Alderman.
Yale and Harvard Can't Agree.
Yale and Harvard will not meet the track
athletes of Oxford and Cambridge in ath-
letic games this year. This was the def
mite announcement at New Haven last
| night by Manager Jesse D. Dana and Capt.
johnson of the Yale Track Athletic Asso-
citation, both gentlemen stating that the
formal announcement had been held off I'M
til every hope of agreement between Yale
and Harvard had disappeared.
McGovern's Easy Victory.
Terry" McGovern. the featherweight
champion was awarded the decision over
Tommy Warren of Brooklyn at the end
of the first round of what was to have
been a twenty-five-round bout before the
Broadway Athletic Club. New York, last
night Warren Is forty years of age and
weighs at least 40 pounds. He displayed
absolutely no knowledge of the game, was
knocked down twice with right hand swings
from the champion, and when the round
ended he staggered to his corner. and the
crowd of 1000 who were in attendance be-
gan kissing and hooting. The club off,
Gals wisely concluded to call the bout off.
The Raedy-CInrk Match.
Local sports are showing a lively interest
in the sparring match between Pat Raedy
and Bill Clark, the sailor pugilist. which
will take place at the Spa Athletic Club
May !. Both men are training faithfully
and are in excellent condition. They are
evenly matched and should put up an in
teresting contest The winner will meet
Billy Peyton for the championship of the
District.
Columbian wheelmen.
The Columbian Wheelmen, under the
command of Captain Ed s. Byrnes. took an
enjoyable run last Sunday morning to Alex
andria. Among those in the ranks were
Captain Ed 8. Byrnes Lieutenant Walter
Close. President Bob" Williams. Vice
President William Werner Secretary How
ard Fisk. ]. H. Strickland. AL. W. Bolden.
Ray Coggswell. Louis Foster, Ed Conway.
James Henderson and John Sheehy. To-
morrow the run will be to Olney Md,
leaving the Hotel Regent at $50 o'clock.
Invitations have been received by MEM
bers of the club to attend the dance of the
Acme Cycle Club Monday evening. The
secretary has received from the printer the
constitution and bylaws. bound in neat
pink covers inscribed with the words Co
lumbar Wheelmen" in gold. AL. Bolden.
one of the clubs crack riders. will attempt
to lower Lee Counselmans 1O0-nile record
from Washington to Frederick, Md. and
return. The entire club will be stretched
out on the road between the two cities.
The affair is under the management OF
Captain Ed S Byrnes and the road officers.
Ready for Challenges.
The Virginia Stars, averaging thirteen
years, defeated the Columbians, 8 to 0. Ad-
dress challenges to Capt. Henry o. Towles,
914 H street northwest.
The Rosebuds, averaging fifteen years,
defeated the Southwest Stars, Is to 49, Ad-
dress challenges to c. Dunn, 1924 9TH street
northwest.