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New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

men rolled UP twenty-four points on Wesleyan
while the local team made only twelve. To the
Wesleyan-CoIumbia game. however. Columbia at
taches no importance.
In regard 10 the showing of the Blue and White
against Williams those who have consulted the
players profess believe that Sanford ordered
70 great extent the policy that governed ColuTn-
pas plays, with the idea Of scoring 60 ana lead
-g Harvard into OVercOn1dence-
In connTTns ton Of this. they point out tnet Co
IanaDla punted the FIRST down in rhe hrst naf
sno made efforts 70 end play; Morley was
Used al quarter and Ashley at fuback neither the
oest for the respective places. II Is said that
Soiunlbia was intent in keeping her men in shape
Lor to-oays game. and that scoring VAS least con-
s,eerec except IN the last five minutes Ihen' IN
NStps Columbia made q determined enort 10 Latly
fo Ino was in fair way 70 do so when WeeSes 5s
Knocked the heart out Of the players by fum ping
" " me ten yard line Harvard has little confidence
n ne above theory
bias varsity and scrub squads, numbering
slfTy-tWO men. started for Boston al noon yester-
Ilag Two hundred students gathered az the FOOT
osl house 10 give the send OF, ana lnsn
accompanied them TO the Grand Central StaIloh
shc cheered again the train pulled out. Inc
Boston
Solunbias team viii be the strongest she can
~ forth. Williams. substitute centre last year
- consented play. and he VIII be an lfnpfose-
~At over Murphy. Sykes. CoiunpiAs best ouaf-
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A Mobile Free.
TO BE AWARDED
BY THE TRIBUNE.
The Contest Growing Interesting
"A Few Hints to Contestants.

The automobile has become remarkably popu-
lar in an incredibly short space OF time The
Tribune has been authorized by The Mobile
company" OF TarTytOwn y. Y, to offer one
mobile free Of expense 70 one reader OF The
Tribune who. after a friendly contest. shall have
received the most votes in the contest now run
ming in these columns A circular giving full
details can be obtained on application at this
Office. The voting will end az .. m Monday.
November 10
The mobile viii be on exhibition at the Auto
mobile Show 10 be held at Madison Square Gar
den next month and the fortunate winner OF
the contest will be able 10 have his horseIess
carriage in time 10 take a spin over the local
and suburban roads after his dinner on Thanks
giving Day. Few people in this great metrop-
oils would disdain TO have an automobile Many
for financial and other reasons cannot satisfy
that ambition at this time. In this contest any
reader OF The Tribune has chance TO win
splendid machine. costing 2 considerable sum
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verance 10 get out and hustle for the machine
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GOLF.
woMBN's TOURNAMENT AT HOT SPRINGS,

WOMEN's TOURNAMENT AT HOT SPRINGS,
Hot Springs. Va. Oct. u (SpeciaD,-Match play
in the woman's tournament began this morning.
The closest match was between Miss A. P Nc
Neeley. Of the Marion Cricket Club and Miss M
Andrews, Of New-York. the former winning by l
up in nineteen holes Miss Harrison. OF the Gin
cinnati Golf Club, defeated Miss Robinson. Of
New-York, up Mrs. Sabin defeated Mrs. Z. P.
Harrison. of Cincinnati. : up. Miss T. NJ. Nc
Neeey, Of the Marion Club, defeated Miss Hincke.
OF Bar Harbor up. This afternoon Miss Harrt-
son defeated Miss a. P. McNeeley, up and Miss
McNeeley defeated Mrs Sabin. up.
In the consolation class Miss Stebbins defeated
Miss Dashler, 4 up Miss Mildred. Of Ienox, de-
feated Miss Harding, up and 4 TO play. Mrs.
Emmett defeated Mrs. Colston. up and to play
This afternoon in the seni-fnals Miss Stokes de-
feated Miss Stebbins, up, and Mrs Emmett de-
feated Miss Campbell who drew the bye. up and
4 to play. The consolation prize is a gray leather
golf bag and set Of clubs The finals will be
played in the morning. In the afternoon handi-
cap for ladies and gentlemen will be played, in
which there have been thirty entries. A foursome
played this afternoon by J. Moller. 1rr OF
Lakewood. and a; S CARPENTER Of Philsds P1hia
against A ". Black, of Lakewood. and Nelson
Warden. OF Philadelphia The latter won by up
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
CAN HOLD ONLY FOURTEEN PLAYERS.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-The club owners Of the Ameri-
can Baseball League. at their meeting here to-day
decided that henceforth American League player
will be farmed 10 a minor club, and no National
League club will be permitted TO Tend" its players
to an American League team. Resolutions were
passed ratifying the deal, which gives Pitcher
Roscoe Miller of Detroit, and Outhelder HartzeL
of Indianapolis, to the Chicago National Lea
club. Manning. of Kansas City. assured that
his team Will be located in a satisfactory city il
Minneapolis and Kansas City are dropped. ReS0-
lutions were adopted after considerable discus
sion limiting the number of players of each team
to fourteen. By this arrangement four pitchers and
two catchers probably will compose the battery
strength of each team
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
THE BRowN-PENNsYLvANIA GAME

Philadelphia. Oct. p (SpeciaD.-In spite OF the
fact that a hard game is expected with Brown to-
morrow, Coach Woodruff gave the university a
long and severe practice this afternoon. The men
played exceptionally strong game and scored
five touchdowns against the scrub. Three Of the
touchdowns were due TO the magnificent work OF
Potter at halfback The Brown eleven arrived in
the city this afternoon. Last year Brown played
PENNSYLVANIA TO a standstill, but the Quakers are
not so apprehensive this year. The lineup Of the
PENNSYLVANIA team win be As follows: Davidson.
left END; zimmerman left tackle; Hare, left guard
McCloskey, centre: Teas, right guard: Wallace
right tackle; W Gardiner right end: Graves quar-
terback: Potter. left halfback: J. Gardiner, right
halfback; McCracken, fullblack. The game with
Brown will be the first hard game of the season
for Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
MORRISTOWN HORSE SHOW
BLUE RIBBON WINNERS YESTERDAY
EXHIBITION TO END TO-DAY.

Morristown, N. J., Oct, L (speciaD-on this the
second day OF the Morristown Field Clubs horse
show, $500 people were present. The boxes were
filed early, and the parking spaces were crowded
with every sort of vehicle from tally-ho to a
pony cart Among those in boxes were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NICK. Twomby, the Misses Twombly, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard A McCurdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
maduke Tilden. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. H. Pitney. Mr..
and Mrs Robert T. Ballantine and Mrs. Stephen
H. Pitney. Among the coaching parties those
of c. Ledyard Blair, Mrs. James A. Webb. jr.. and
A. Fillmore Hyde. The I'd Battery, n. G. n. Y
Captain w. L Flanna gan, ended to-day's perform
ances with exhibition drill The show will close
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
LLPTON.S CHALLENGE READ.
DETAILS NOT TO BE MADE PUBLIC TILL
ACTION Is TAKEN-SIR THOMASS
CUP ALSO ARRIVES.

]. V. S. Odde, secretary Of the New-York Yacht
Club. said yesterday that the details OF the chal
iense which arrived yesterday the Germanic
from Sir Thomas Upton would not be made known
until after the special meeting of the club on
Wednesday. Sir Thomass request for another race
for the Americas Cup comes through the Royal
Ulster Yacht Club which stands sponsor for him
in the prescribed by the deed of gift for all
challenges for this trophy; and If the Cup be won
it will remain in the possession Of the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club.
At the request of Mr.. oddie the envelope con-
tanning the challenge was sent from the Postofice
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
JERSEY CADET.

by special messenger. The challenge was read
by several members and officials of the club before
being put into the safe. The secretary then sent
cable message to Sir Thomas Upton in London
and to the honorary secretary of the Royal
Ulster Yacht Club. Hugh c. Kelly, Belfast The
messages read:
Challenge received. VIII be acted upon special
meeting. 18th. ODDIE. Secretary.
The Germanic also brought big box for David
Barrie. Sir Thomas hptons New-York business
manager. The box contained the Upton Cup
tested for in the New-York Yacht Club. and
nounced at first by the Rainbow The cup
stands forty-four inches high including the ebony
pedestal, and is twenty-five inches wide. On the
cup are Columbia and Britannia shaking hands
across some yacht racing insignium. Two small
eagles are perched the edge. and the lid is sur
mounted with a finely modelled Victory holding the
palm and the laurel Emblematc marine figures
grouped at the base. The case came in the care
of the purser of the Germanic. Henry B. Palmer.
When it comes TO Mr.. Barrie's hands he will, he
says, convey it at once TO the house OF the New
York Yacht Club No. 81 Madison-ave s@-i--
1t is said by members of that club that nothing
will be done to alter the engraving on the cup
until after the meeting of the different regatta
committees Of the clubs whose cups the Rainbow
won The written refusal of Cornelius Vanderbilt
to accept any cups by his yacht the Rain
bow, has caused much doubt among club officials
as to what should be done account of his. tech
nical mistake. h--s-5..
secretary OQue ldSI gave Out AOI4O" MS
letter, received from Sir Thomas Upton. in refer
ence to the Upton Cup:
Erin. Amsterdam, September %, 1900.
Dear Mr.. Oddie: have to thank you for your
letter of the 18th inst, accompanied by copy OF
the official report of the Regatta Committee, and
also copies OF circulars, etc, in connection with
the race for the Upton Cup, which am glad TO
know created such keen interest among the mem
bers Of the club, well the public generally.
My only regret is that was unable 70 be present
to witness the race, and to personally tender TO
the committee my grateful thanks for the excellent
arrangements which they made for carrying out
the contest and for for the kindly interest which
they eVinced in the event.
The cup, expect, VIII be completed in day
or two, and will be forwarded without delay.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
COLLEGE GAMES TO-DAY

The most important college football game sched-
uled for to-day is Harvard against Columbia on
Soldiers Field. at Cambridge. The Columbia men
started for Boston yesterday noon. They are hope
full OF scoring victory against Harvard, after the
manner of the victory over Yale last year These
hopes have been increased owing to Harvard 8
known weakness. The chances are, however, that
the Crimson team Will come ahead.
Another good game should be that of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania against Brown in Phila-
delphia. Yale will play Dartmouth at Newtown so
there will be two attractive games in the vicinity
leading colleges is follows:
West Point vs.. Trinity, at West Point.
Harvard VS.. Columbia, at Cambridge
Yale vs.. Dartmouth, at Newtown.
Princeton VS.. Annapolis. at Annapolis.
University OF Pennsylvania Brown, at Phila-
delpha-
Cornell VS.. Washington and Jefferson, at ithaca
Williams vs.. Amherst Agricultural. at williams
town.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
RACING.
AMERICAN JOCKEYS AGAIN WIN.

London. Oct 12-At the last days racing Of the
Newmarket Second October Meeting. to-day, the
mile selling stakes by Sir J. BlUnde
Naples chestnut gelding Joe Ullman by Riley, out
Of Hattie Harris. ridden by Tod" Sloan Second
place was captured by Edward CorTigans bay filly
Sea Flower, by Ocean Wave, out of Quarry Girl
which c. Jenkins had the mount, and Gumboe
with johnnie" Reiff in the saddle, in third.
The Southfeld Plate, mile and four furlongs
won by r. G. Drews chestnut gelding Per-
severance. by Orion, out of Duba, with Danny
Maher up
An alleged selling plate. five furongs, was won
by John A brakes Belamphion, guided by Lester
Reiff Sloan had the mount on Red Stone, which
ran second. and Flying Greek Rigby up, was third.
The Whip Stakes by Sir f. CAssels bay
FLY Gadhy by Hampton, out Of Merry Duchess,
also ridden by L. ReIff.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
ROWING.
CLASS RACES AT CORNELL.

Ithaca. n Y Oct 12-For the first time since 1897
the annual class crew races were held at Cornell
to-day Three class crews and the Francis Club
crew entered and rowed mile race on Lake
Cayuga
The junior combination. stroked by Francis. won
by half a length over the sophomore eight in one
= e. most interesting heats ever seen here. The
senior crew was third, length in front OF the
pTranofs Club combination. The time for the win
1srs Vas min hat which is regarded excel
iHIt in view OF the short time the crews have been
81 work Coach Courtney directed the race trom
his launch and Professor II. Morse stephens was
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
PR1NCEToN's BASEBALL RECEIPTS.

Princeton, n. J.. Oct. 12-The treasurer OF the
Princeton University Baseball and Track associa-
tons gave out a statement to-day showing receipts
and expenditures Of the associations from January
l. 1900 to July l. 1850. The baseball association
shows receipts of $l21es 81 and disbursements Of
$704 l3, leaving a balance Of S4764 "A. The
track associations receipts were Sl699 81 and
the disbursements S2s6S 76: showing a net loss
Of $1.169 25 which deficit made good
from assessment the general expense ac-
count. The track association has always run be
hind in receipts, and the loss is usually made good
by the football association. The amount this year
taken from the baseball account
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tomorrow with exhibitions before and after noon.
The following horses won blue ribbons;
Harness horses-Lord Golden. G.. Lord Brilliant
ch. G., owned by H 9 Hosker.
Horses and wagons-San, b. and Bob, b. g.. owned
by Francis G. Lloyd.
Heayyweight hunters-Golden Rod. ch g. owned by
Louis Batter
Harness horses and geldings-The Priest. CHI
owned by A. Fillmore Hyde.
Women's saddle horses-Patsy 8cCord. ch. owned
by E. T. II. Talmage.
Four-in-hands-Par team. r F Carman. combination
saddle and harness horses Essex br Walter P Bliss
Tandems-Two bays. Miss Lula PhZer.
Jumpers, open 10 a-Sunriee, ch Robert L stevens
Harness horses Glass 6-Lord Brilliant, ch H G.
Hoskier.
Four-in-hands Class 14-TeaIns owned by r. F. Car
man and James TOman Pyle
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
POLO GAMES ANNOUNCED.

BY announcement OF H. L. Herbert chairman OF
,ha polo Association. play IN the autumn tourna-
e,+s will begin to-day the Georgian Court
yrounds at Lakewood. and continue until October
q plav being in two series Tor cups offered by
george ] Gould For the Lakewood Cups the
95SsyII75alnbia Freebooters Rockaway and Lake
wood teams will contest. and for the Ocean County
S1oS Great Neck Somerset County, Westchester
SSa5t,1trIr Ro-kaway and Lakewood teams are
49, 'To-day's match viii be between the Free
E0.~1sr. aud lakewood
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
YALE READY FOR DARTMOUTH

New-Haven. Conn, Oct. 12.-The Yale football
eleven left here for Auburndae early this afternoon
for the first hard game OF the season. that with
Dartmouth at Newton tomorrow afternoon.
Captain Brown took twenty men in the squad
and the coachers who have been here this week
Mcbride, Chamberlain and Benjamin-and Trainer
Murphy. The with two exceptions are
in good condition physically.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

me tail enders and the champions played an
otner game at Washington Park yesterday and
the League leaders were forced to bow TO the team
"nlch mas stuck so persistenty last place in the
League race since May. The champions played we'll
enough in the field. but were outbatted. The battle
was close and exciting until the last inning where
feager went to pieces and the Harlem men tailed
four runs. Then it was too dark 10 plav longer
1arrlck k pitched a splendid game, and Brooklyus
runs would have been less had the New-Y~rk
pitcher received the support given TO Yeager The
season will end to-day. the local teams crossing
bats for the last time Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
CYCLING.
THE WEARY WOMAN ROAD RIDER STILL
AT HER TAsK-NOTEs AND COMMENTS

THE WEARY WOMAN ROAD RIDER STILL
AT HER TAsK-NOTEs AND COMMENTS
Miss Cast the woman continuous century rider,
who is trying to beat all existing road records on
a bicycle presented a pitiable spectacle yesterday
as wan eyed, dishevelled and almost on the point
of physical and mental collapse. she continued TO
pedal around the twenty -tive-nile circuit VAL
ley Stream Long Island 1t is depIorable and
entirely needless shows Of this that Will IN
time do much to disgust some people with wheel
ing and the wheel There are those who cannot
understand why such exhibitions are permitted
when there Is a law in this State that prohibits
six day bicycle races at Madison Square Garden
Miss Cast is reported TO have finished her 1-S00th
mile at $50 a m yesterday, and she had gone 100
miles further at D. m The woman had taken
several long rests the previous night, and while
she appeared TO be on the point Of utter collapse
her trainers and assistants denied that she had
fallen from her wheel or that she was in any dan
o. Of immediate death Two doctors examined
the woman yesterday. and, while admitting that
venture opinion 10 when she would break
down. Others were OF the opinion that , the strain
would affect her neart, ana mat sne might not De
able to complete the 1900 miles set for her. II IS
sara thal s-e W. W. o Iit at tie 20 rj ~ 6e1J b
William II. Brown. According 10 those who
her / 50oth mile about a. m to-day, which will
put her ahead Of the records of Jane Lindsay and
Brown Miss Cast had many as forty pace
n1AefS mas i an aItonobiIA in he afternoon and
ty-fve miles Miss Cast denied the story that she
had fallen from her wheel in faint She said that
she had made mistake in changing from high
to a low gear. and then changing back again 10
the wheel with the high gear of So
The Madison Wheelmen are making preparations
TO welcome a large number Of wheelmen 10 their
clubhouse No 1866 Madison-ave.. tomorrow even
ing 1t will be the first womeu's night OF the sea-
son The Entertainment Committee has engaged
the services of several well known entertainers,
who will help TO make the evening enjoyable
one The annual ball OF the Madison Wheelmen
will be held at Terrace Garden November 10.
There will be a special run 10 the Cove" West
Brighton, Staten Island, at which game Of base
ball will be played between the members OF the
Century Wheemen and the Royal Arcauum Wheel
men tomorrow Both clubs start from the club
house No l4s West Seventy-frst-st-, at 10 a.
returning from the Cove at .. m
The American Wheelmen. of Harlem. will hold
their first annual open century run tomorrow over
the I.ong Island course
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
P1rrsRrRG. 10: CHICAGO. 6

mot old enough vote saved the team from de-
feat Poole in in the third inning, after four
hits and five runs had been made, and held the
visitors down 10 four scattered hits. In addition
he knocked out a home and three bagger,
scoring the runs that the game. "Jigs' DonO-
hue played like a veteran behind the bat. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
r. H E.
Pittsburg ...........s 0 = 3 o x-IO II ?
Chicago L O-6 .
Batteries-Phillppe ]. Donohue; Callahan and T..
DOnOhue.
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PAcrNa-c1lAss 217-PURsE $500
REGInENTAL GAMES.

The annual fall games of the 23d Regiment OF
Brooklyn, will be held Saturday evening No
vember u. As the regiment now mas many noted
athletes in its ranks the approaching games proba
bly, will be the best ever conducted by the organza-
ton. Long. OF the New-York Athletic Club who
nov holds the worlds quarter mile record, lately
became member of Company K
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Medical College.
COLUMBIA TO MEET HARVARD TO-DAY.
sox, sPEcuATIonSs ON PAST PERFORMANCES
SYKES AND WILLIAMS TO PLAY.

Columbia and Harvard VIII line up this afternoon
81 Soldiers Field Cambridge IN the hrst big foot
hail game f the wear Both teams are confident OF
success II the games Columbia and Harvard have
PLAYED with williams and Wesleyan. Harvard has
3 lead over Columbia Of twelve points in each.
Columbia played tie game. CO. against Williams
whom the Crimson beat by 20. and the Cambridge
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
WOMEN PLAY A MATCH GAME.

Orange n. J., Oct. II (SpeciaD.-A team OF
women from the Essex County Country Club
played a match game to-day with womens team
from the Montclair Golf Club on the Essex County
Country Club links and by the score of Sc TO s.
Miss Georgianpa Wlmerding, who holds the
woman's record Of the course, defeated while
Miss Hester Kyle. another crack golfer, broke
even with her antagonist The
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
PHILADELPHIA, 5: BOSTON. 4

Philadelphia, Oct. 12.-Philadelphia defeated Bos-
ton by better fielding The visitors played poorer
game than is indicated by the error column The
score:
R. Z.
Boston .--........2 o 0 0 Q o 0 o "a 3
Batteries-Dunn and Jacklitsch Nichols and Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

teTback. viii be in the game, as Will smythe the
veteran tackle: The probable lineup: Slocovitch.
left end smythe left tackle; Wright. left guard;
MecKellar, right end; Sykes quarterback: Fserrien
left haifback; Weekes, right halfback and Morley,
fulback
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
FIFTH GAME-FRENcH DEFENCE
LIE ARRnrr TO BE SOLD.

Buffalo, Oct &c. ]. Hamlin. after forty years
in the breeding OF trotting horses. announces his
retirement from active participation in the man
agement OF Village Farm The East Aurora estab-
hshment will campaign more horses. The Abbot
and other horses will bs sold
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
NETWORK

I-aIl5d Fuhs--NeW-1oFk- I. BrookIyn, ? Three base
ht-Dahlen Two base hts-Vau HaItren. Selhach Hick-
man Bernhard. Davis First base errorsBrooklyn,
LeIt on bases-NeN-Nork, = Brooklyn. Q Struck out
BY By Ysager l. by CarriGk B stolen osses-van Eatrsn
= Bernhard. Murphy, Jones. Cross Bases balls-By
Yeager. 2 by CaUrick ! Double psys-DaIy and Jen-
nnss; Davis. Murphy and Doyle, Bowerman and Murphy
HIT by pitched bal-By Carrick . Wild ptch-Carrick
T1me-1:40 Cmpire-Snyder.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Delay is dangerous, and this is the second
day of registration. Register to-day.

CORNELL PLAYS AT ITHACA TO-DAY.
Ithaca, N Y. Oct. 12.-Coach Haughton put the
varsity team through light practice this afternoon
The players are in good condition and well fitted
for to-morrow's lineup against Washington and
Jefferson
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
CHESS.

MARSHALL DEFEATS ROETHING AT THE
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.
Marshall beat Roething in the fifth game Of the
contest at the Cosmopolitan Club yesterday, and
thereby won the match with a score OF three
wins to Roethings win and two draws. The
latter yesterday played the McCutcheon variation
of the French Defence. and owing to MarshalIs
correct and accurate play Roething never had
chance His position was cramped from the start
and he lost after twenty-four moves The score
OF the game follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
TENNIS.
WEST SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP MIXED DOUBLES



The finals in mixed doubles in the West Side
Tennis Club championship tournament were played
Thursday afternoon. and Miss Sarah Homans and
her brother Shepherd Homans, jr., the old Prince
ton football player, are now the club champions
in this contest
In the sem-fnals Miss Homans and Mr.. Romans
Won from Miss Marie Mathieson and T. c. Trask.
after losing the first set TO love- but in the finals
they three straight from Miss Helen HOmans
and William P. Herrick. In the latter contest
Miss Helen Homans more active than her
sister but she drove the balls deep into the court
and did not earn any points the short over the
net drop stroke. Shepherd Homans jr., won the
day his severe net play. Herrick missed many
opportunities for points by avoiding the voIley or
smash. The summaries:
Mixed Doubles tsemi-hnaI roundl-Nss Sarah Hornans
and Shepherd Homans jr; beat Miss Marie Matheson
Final round-Miss Sarah Homans and shepherd fto-
tr-, beat Miss Helen Homans and W. P HerT1ck,
80. e.. q.