Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-31
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Speare 8; by Bevans 2 Home run-Speare.
Cornell Wins Triangular Tourney.
The triangular chess tournament was
wound up in New York Saturday by Kar-
pinski of Cornell and Francis. of Pennsyl-
vania drawing their game, after thirty-two
moves. Cornells winning score was there
by increased 51s points. Brown being Sec
ond, with By points, and Pennsylvania last,
with 3 points Karpinski emerged with
the best individual score. Scores Of the
tournament follow: Cornell-Won, 5h lost,
212 Brown-Won. 31a lost. AZ. Pennsylva-
nia-Won, 3: lost, 8. Referee-Lipschuetz
| Umpire-Major j. NJ. Hanham
Interesting Golf at Rosslyn.
| Saturdays fine weather for outdoor exer-
else drew many to the grounds Of the
| Washington Golf Club at Rosslyn. The at
| traction was the final round in mixed four
somes, which resulted in a tie between Miss
Hoy and Mr.. Horstman and Miss Patten
and Mr.. Bordman In the play-off Miss
Hoy and Mr. Horstman won, up and 3 to
| play. Mr. Myers took the DOGGY match,
) down. and the handicap sweepstakes.
Mr.. Blair Lee finished second in the lat
ter event.
Following the Hounds.
About fifteen riders reported at the Chevy
Chase Club house Saturday afternoon and
they were rewarded with brisk run after
| the hounds. The course covered eight
miles and finished near the Country Club
In the field were Clarence Moore. master
| of fox hounds; Mr. John s. Larcombe
jr., and Mr.. Phillip Hichborn, gen.
temen whips; Mrs Moore, Mr.. Gist Blair
Mr.. Dion Kerr, Mr. Horace Ffoulke, Mr.
Reginald Huidekoper, Mr. Hugh Legare
and DR.. A. A. Snyder.
To Buy Horses for Croker.
Lester Reif, the famous jockey, has left
| his home at Fndlay, Ohio, en- route to
California. Rein is not visiting the coast
| to don the spurs and pgskin, however.
| He goes the representative of Richard
| Croker to purchase three OF the best colts
he can buy to- be added to the Tammany
chiefs English stable
Lester is the older of the Reiff brothers
the two American jockeys who have made
| such great success Of riding on the En-
| glish tracks. They recently returned from
England. Lester is first jockey for Rich.
ard Cookers stable in England.
Days Horses to BE Sold.
Ninety-seven mares and thirty-five yearl-
ings the property of the estate of the late
Marcus DAILY, arrived yesterday at Morris
Park, New York. They will be stabbed
there until the disposal sale of the Bitter
Root stock farm is held at Madison Square
Garden in New York January 30 and II
and February l. The mares are all in foal
thirty of them to Hamburg, fourteen tc
Ogden, fifteen to 1sadore, twenty-six to
Bathampton, ten to The Pepper, one to st.
Angelo and one to Scottish Cheftain.
The stations to be sOld-Hamburg, Tam
many, Inverness, Isadore, Bathampton. Og-
den. The Pepper and Imp. Bute-arrived al
Morris Park today.
Several horses from the Daily farm were
sold at auction last Saturday at the Tan
foran race track, San Francisco. The stall
lion Montana was knocked down to John
Mackey for $1,000 Others sold and their
prices were: Artilla, $500, to John Mackey
Rathager. $500, to Albert Simons; Wallen-
stein. 1913, to DR.. H. f. Rowell, and a
brown filly by VassaI-.mp. Heller Shelter
81, 400. to John Mackey.
Edward Corrigan also disposed of num-
Der of horses at TanfOran, among them a
gelding by imp. Bassettlaw-Miss Maxim
for 1880. Corrigans lot brought 81, $50
WatxOn's Choice Creates Talk.
Mr. George w. Watson's desertion Of tn,
Hendersons and his employment Of tn,
Dennys, who have never built sailing
| yachts, to construct Liptons second Amer
ica's cup challenger. has created much dis
cussion among English yachtsmen. 1t i.
said, however, that Mr.. Watson was in
| f1uenced by the benefits Of the Dennys
testing tank, which he first tried with tn,
Lysistraka. He is convinced he has dis
covered hull much better than anything
| he has ever designed.
The testing tank Is in reality a pon(
200 feet long. twenty-five feet broad ant
nine feet deep. Over 1t is a railroad will
model is attached to the carriage and tn,
speed got from every model for every
ounce Of power is automatically recorded
There are arrangements also for testing a
all keel angles.
The apparatus is said to be the only ONT
Of it's kind in the world. By it's means Mr.
Watson has tried a dozen models. The i'm
| portance Of these experiments can b.
judged from his admission that 1t was du,
to fault Of the hull that Valkyrie ant
Shamrock failed. 1t Is believed that tn
new boat will stand driving hard withou
drawing big quarter wave behind. Henc'
, secrecy is so carefully observed.
Brewer After WING Shots.
The veteran wing shot, Capt John Brew
. err. is on a still hunt for matches with the
. |
, Brewer announces he will shoot any man
. in the world at one hundred live birds
, for from 500 to 81 600 side. He bars no
one, and says he IL ready to cinch match
at once with either WEIGH. MeAlpin. Cros-
by. Tanning, Morley, Captain Money, Har-
old Money or Louis Duryea, first come
! first served.
The recent successes of Captain Brewer In
the west and his comparatively easy VIC
tory over A. X. Dickson at Dexter Park
proves that the veteran IL shooting in old
time form. He sent the following chal-
, lenge to the New York World:
, II will shoot any man in the world a
, match race at 100 live birds per man. Hur,
lingham rules to govern, the contest and
! the grounds to be mutually agreeable
though I prefer the East Side Gun Club
grounds at Foundry street and the Plank
road, Newark, N. j., or L4ebohner's Dexter
Park grounds. Jamaica avenue and Enfield
street. Brooklyn, as the fastest in the coun-
, try. and will agree to furnish the birds al
cost and guarantee them to be young fast
pigeons. or will forfeit the match. / want
, to shoot. and desire not talking match
: or a contest In the papers. but compete
ton at the traps, and am ready to taik
, business with any man In the world, bar
hax Hoc Inc for Ut