Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-26
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

| 1t is announced at Glasgow that Emperor
William of Germany has consented that the
| yacht which George u. Watson Is building
| for him be used as a trial boat with Sir
Thomas Lpton's Shamrock IL.
The University of Virginia won a decisive
victory before 1000 spectators in Norfolk
| Saturday from the University of North Car
| DINA DO for the southern championship.
The Jockeys Reiff will go to Newmarket,
| England. to remain until the middle of De-
ecmber. when they will return to the United
States to stay until the spring. Lester
| Reiff is expected in London tonight to see
| Mr. Richard Croker.
Mr. ]. T. Dunlop of Buena Vista Va,
writes that a homing pigeon was killed on
| his place last Thursday. Its aluminium
band was marked H. Fl. c., 417-66 The
brass band bore the number 8. Mr.. Dunlop
wishes to restore the bands to the owner
The annual dual chess tournament be-
tween Columbia and Princeton was held at
Princeton Saturday. Columbia won by cap
turing seven of the ten matches Richard
son and Reed were the only Princeton
players to win. while Hunt and Ely drew
with their opponents.
By unanimous vote Saturday at Iowa City
the athletic board of the University of Iowa
declined to accept Wisconsns proposition
for post-season foot ball game. The feel
ing prevailed among the members of the
board and team that one game would not
DEFINITELY decide the championship il played
Walter ]. Travis, the METROPOLITAN and
amateur golf champion, won more laureis
Saturday by taking the championship of the
Garden City Club His only opponents were
r. H. Robertson, DevereauX Emmett and
Delaney Nichoil. The conditions were at
medal play over thirty-six holes Travis
took the gold medal, well as the honor
Yale-Harvard Record
Harvard and Yale have been playing an
nual games of foot ball since 1876 with but
few years when no games We're played.
These years are as follows: II, 80, 'SS, 80
and SO. The scores of the games played
since the beginning of the meetings fol-
low:
1s7e-Yale / goal; Harvard, touch
downs.
1S7S-Yale, 1 goal; Harvard, O.
-ls79-Harvard, safeties; Yale,2 safe
1ssO-Yale. 1 goal, L touchdown; Har-
1SS1-Harvard safeties: Yale, O safeties.
1ss2.Yale. goal, touchdowns; Har-
ward, safeties.
ao 1sss1f saset1 = goals; Harvard, touch
1ss4-YaIe, s goals, touchdowns; Har-
ward, 0.
1ss6-Yale, 5 goals; Harvard, 1 touch
down.
1SS7-Yale, goals, 1 safety; Harvard.
goal.
1SS9-Yale, 1 goal; Harvard O.
1S90-Haryard . goals; Yale, / goal
lS9l-Yale, 1 goal, 1 touchdown; Ear-
ward, 0.
1s92-Yale, 1 goal; Harvard. O.
1S93-Yale, 1 goal; Harvard o.
1S94-Yale, II; Harvard f.
1S01-Yale. 0; Harvard. O.
1S9S--Harvard, 1t; Yale O.
189-Yale, 0; Harvard, O.
sTte game; safeties not counted in scor.
ing.
Capt. DAILY to Go to West Point.
Captain Charlie DAILY of the Harvard var
sity Is to be one of Uncle Sans cadets.
Congressman Fitzgerald will ON Monday
appoint Charles Daily to q cadetship at
West Point. Daily has desired the army
Tor vocation. Last spring he sought the
appointment. but was too valuable man
to the Harvard eleven to let him go before
his four years In Cambridge were COM
pleted, and great pressure was brought to
bear that DAILY should not get the appoint
men& for An0thse year.