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New-York tribune., 1901-12-01

Colonel ]. NJ. Varian, again enlisted and did
duty at Baltimore, Fort Monroe, Fort Wood,
Hampton, Yorktown and Point Lookout The
third enlistment of the regiment took place on
June II, 1863, and when the men returned to
NeWYOrk they sent to the arsenal, and
performed forty-two days duty during the draft
riots
These services to the State and the nation
gave the Sth high standing, and it called
required, and always attracted favorable notice.
In December. 1866. William S. Carr was elected
to succeed Colonel Narian, who had been chosen
brigadier general of the Third Brigade.
The Washington Gray Troop, a cavalry
ganization which had for years been part of
of Cavalry in January, 1867, and with this
move the Sth Regiment became for the first
time infantry organization, with artillery
or cavalry annex When the Orange riots took
place in July, 1871 the Sth Regiment was or
dered duty and was the last regiment TO
be relieved
In October. 1869, Lieutenant Colonel George
D. Scott was elected colonel. He had been
member Of the regiment since July, 1897, when
he enlisted a private. He remained in com
mand of the Sth until December 2S, 1894 and
is still the idol of the regiment.
In its early days the Sth like other military
bodies in New-York mad meeting and drill
rooms which We're only large enough for COM
pany Its first large armory was in Centre
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01

Market. and from there the regiment moved
to a more rou1ny -.oIn, IN T"-nty-third-st. In
February. 1873. his drmory was destroyed by
fire and all the documentary history of the old
regiment its trophies ana its relies We're de-
stroyed. Nothing WAS saved except the colprS.
and for that reason there is little Of the antique
to be seen in the present beautiful home of the
Sth. The command was reduced 10 battalion
in December. lN9% hut was readmtt,d to the
sisterhood Of regiments in February, 1896 and
its popular major Henry ChaUucey. jr. was
elected colonel. Under him the regiment went
to Camp Townsend at the outbreak Of the war
with Spain and he was its commander while
it was stationed at Camp Thomas, in Chicka
mauga Park Georgia. While at Chickamauga
the reeimental athletic team won the first prize
in a contest open to all commands. There were
GoUOU troops oucauueI there At the time, and
the silver cup which was brought back from
that field is Of the highly priced possessions
OF the regiment.
The retirement of Colonel Chaunrry was 4
blow to the Nth Regiment. and his death caused
sincere mourning in The command which he lid
much to elevate. lie was succeeded by The
present commander, Colonel James Mor-an Jar
Wis, who was elected on January %, 1899
The members ol the Sth Regiment are proud
of the regiments history and its good standing;
they take Il just pride in their handsome armoTy
and the silver rings which carried on the
lances of their colors. These include on the ma
tional coIors Fort 'ianseyoort, lSl2; Fort Greene
1872: Washington, April, 1N6l; Bun Run, July
II 1861; Yorktown. 1862; Gettysburg campaisn
1S,rS: Spanish American War, 1898
on the state colorS: Flour riot lN2i; stone
cutters riot 1>;sJ; great fire. NeW-York. lNi1;
Astor Place riot. 1919; police riot 1871; Dead
Rabbit" riot 1871; Sepoy riot. 1873; Camp Cor
coran Legion, 1SG2. Draft Riots lN'H'; Orange
riots 1871; Syracuse. 1871; Brooklyn. 1896.
But there is one point III the reglmcntal his
torv which the members never fan I" mention
which seems to outweigh i'll importance all others
at the present time. and that is The fact that
President Roosevelt served his apprenticeship
as = military man in the Nth. lie was 4 second
lieutenant in Company Il in lNN2, advanced to
the rank Of first lieutenant a year later ana
when hi. /, signed from the command hr was the
caotai,l of his company. Men VII" were IN the
regiment at that time say that he was a PANS
aLins- officer who knew the value of discipline,
and showed at that time that he knew how TO
carry out The commands of his Superiors ana
how TO enforce obedience 10 those which he
issued
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nov ING.

H,sh individual scores marked last r gLis "r.,.
q. ,au.s IN the Greater Ncw York sub tournament
uir, Cordc> .-Hd'ug With 80 lIuunrs we're r,,nIy
d,ld.d betSrsn tht nrss competing teams m,
score. -
IuurYil' Co.d,N. .aG. ia, e.. !c' nIlei 80
Thyi't ~. pay.eN. To-: total -.
1or,,lyou ouyd-'u. I7u ~ ,'r 20 RYDER iSs.
Klyck.n. Isl. ESIgIrul. 20 .u,HL 500
NY.pNu sANH
Cor,"lvon ,uyh,m. -l- M,' ihS Ryder, Iss
pse,lif,I lG7, hlycf ru, l'H Iu''L 20.
yunt.r SORTS. 1'u = Va',prrU. 20. Wash
hum. I5s St'ub'ucker 'G7 Gaf'.as'. I7c 1utal
.urlip tNNI
pcn'i.c >utfia. ..r - Mas. D -. a.a ] wash
bum. - NtruhnoK'T, ~. ts'd.G"r 'cl Total
Imp.ris! ,ord,.. "a parl,, li'. mr,r 80
Th,n,. Ic5 Davis. ~ Total. SO
Ira ,oumb.1, were g." NInn''S ~ 'vo ramr. IN
,h~ Nouh = Dc isagu' ,nN. r,sii IN" srof.s
IItsf I.NNi
lsirmouni lurruUsr. l,r. Sriocr~I. ~ Pringls
IL. .ttiV4trf. o.. IuN.g. .." .,fhl. a.
tulpVrWt l>,ubau.. 't. hguaeHeSs. iip
Rpcd'i l2r MofrN, llI It'i NM. iiN luih! 7iO
- uNu t.NI
Iairnuuut ~ rough. ~ Scturuci, "a priugl,
~ NuWHtrg. ',l udw'r. %. Iu,hi 20
tnu1l.t Si.NF-,. e.. Martens l1u. MuussN
- i.uhr,, 900 i.ckhnii. 80 Total. slA
rniRD GAME
Chippewa lSnhNrh l6i, Barthlsms". 1877
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belmont Boat Practically Fitted with Plates
Prom stem to stern.

Rr,.roI. Feb. 70 Tho uirl.ei--'e-l bulk
head, TO be Gtt"d ia IA" forward and after
section. Of 'ho Belmont cup defender ars yet
IN iou~. but should bs PLACED and fastened
within = w"eh Frames lAatd ~ ar" doubled
IN, ia tho forward and AZ sections. but IA al
nihrr udif- ut the boat tie irsIi" are -lrsI"
poytl, htlg.-.. both on IA" sides and lie, 90,
M. pllc"d ~ irptus al ant frame "a 10 XIV"
additions a strength III holding the steel racing
luIk Irla- When the Wuik Ul IltCug AMI
fa4tcuIup the dius sOnH strc! S'IHpIlus iur ~"
deck began yesterday morning IA ~" south
,llup II marked a." completion 81 ndIus llu.ui
of tho floor p,afr- and braces below Vi rT"
deck strap, al" b"us Ila,"d on the L"w boat
tlln ven, ON the Columbia or Defender
owing to tho there lsel SAL AREA over these
boats 49,.
\ Nn,t.rday the rudl-rst"ck which has bean
UNDERGOING sum" trImu.iuS IN N" south shop.
VA, raI Sod TO rs pace aud adjusted per
,uanentlN IL t. Il perfectly smooth Joo
The cabin fiuur beams NJ" HttftN all shGp"d
r.t md are 81 yellow pine, I" b" Oolt"d tu
vnriul- small a'"cl BRACKET attached To- tho
franz, lu.t w.rk Many mon" luhln bronze
uIut., were placed yesterday against -"
ir.,lurs So that IL can b. SAID Al ihe Present
writing that TIA. boa, 1, pra"N, llv ritcd
with plates from stem 1" stern
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FOOI RiTI,
Prot. March. 1t. Doubts Report That Big Col.
iege. Wi!i Nar . nfa,~tte Teams.

E.sIp>. leo "a 4 statement Tint some
of the h,. colleges. Princeton. Pennsylvania.
cornell aud Columbia ar" talking "f barring
I1fayc,te College in their football -rh"du.'s
because OF tho Iafavc''.'s .hsihl!ity rule,
cause, surprises here. IA" story H. thai the
bg colleges require student to be member
Of IT.. institution one y"Hr heior" playing on
the Varsity football team. Lalivctt. has
nb SUN rule. la" objection seems to b."
To- cure, " ho WI, AZ = at" tOll"g" in 1879
and Iaiav"'i" ~ 1900 Prot March. Jr, of
trc lJiaNrt'c AImui Athletic Committee
i do not bciIrvr M" storv. NH hav" had
no lrrlmttIpu i'Hl any such plan Na- Coll-
t,.urllfrd bv Iu" hlg universities. and our
relation, wiih tt"rl ull Hr" "utir"ly friendly.
p.uu- ylvuuit and columbia have both sug-
,r-f cd dates fur Us I'N' fll and "" "NI"'t
L. Illy oar usual s,h"iul" 81 gam. our
.lsipi4I'v rules ,,r" H. strong rs 'lu-'' or any
minor college. aud ~ strong aS thu~" Of tn"
lg uuiy"r Ifl,'s. except thrf v" a." not htH"
=. absolute ,no-N"Ir r"rtd"nrc rul' winch
We do not fhluK necessary "a - college, " 'I.'
Ia, lu graduate school -"' uu Il'lu.ri..u
that th,, hl.g yrivcr.l'l'. Int"ud To- bET i'iuGh.
state, RutkuHll, lurt Iu>utI ur the Other minor
coll, go tIOuud -. not uu" ut which II-
a on. year rr~ld'u"" riI'. and 'uN" luu
much confidence tu tl' .Nor'. nIHn~'I' a.N
love Of fair NAV of o." N.g uuIN'r-llIr- lu
hrUrrc that they NJ. Wltuu.' my previous
warning. hir u-. even n 81" dc hay" = ddn.'Ci
bUs ''
The sun., 1901-02-21

Rad B,NK, Feb 90 The frat 81 q s"ri"s
Of loo Yacht races fur TIA" challenge pennaut
of tho North and South Shrewsbury clubs
va, stled h"ro this afternoon. The trIHu-
,,,ltr ,ours, a A. sale! over S'N time. making
n total ,t-tiuCr ~ fifteen miles Ia" u,hutut
Na, IVId by the North Shrewsbury cub.
having been won fuur s"1suiI~ "a ht iHaTl"-
il iIwIu'- G,,T.Ir luo 'htIl"ugIug boat
va. Ia" I,ruy. owned hy idWdrd IHbrr oI
Long irHurh Ih" wind blew nara .r"iu tho
uortNl.r"t rlu'.Hs both racers - b" T'"i'd
bu the trur4I" IA her "U'kpI' we're I'r owner
ard oscar N"~>c, iT. Nhll" TIA" ]. ROY Was
,.tlcd bN Nv" men, Two oI whom were on ~"
runner plans 1 ue south rIN"r boat was
i.l,.r t. carry more FaIl, which kept her "a
the lead thTulshout ~" cout"i III" LEROY
hrnt,us tho NcHrglc Just iSu minute. Tho
.,..,ud race To- the p"uudut tAA'~ IiaCe to
u.rrl r.FtfIug over iu| sane course. \
rI,,, for Ir,.,'- open t. ur-i. second and third
rlL.s Yacht, wi hr -all-d un th" morning of
M.-hIIs;uu. h.r' hdHt.
The sun., 1901-02-21

Danny Maher me W"ll-kuo~ American
rider. and sam loS'es. the English CraDa
who has besn spending his vacation Al san
Frsu,isco. sailed for EugiAnd on tho ~
loui. Yesterday Naher. who II engaged
- ride for Pierre Lorl,Iard aud AL English
,urfmau. was accompanied 10y his valet.
sam leyoriug Mah"r stated that Ais stty
IN England viii extend 20 next December
and that he expects to ride IL many oi the
IIg o,ri.t- IN ia" other I'D" HIS N, mount
ui importance will he on NutCotd, Ia tho
Irrrln-hiT" Handicap While Nuher was
SAVING suod-bN to h., friends bsuU lohtc,.
who has been ia th- ,uuHtry rtLCe early
IN January. came lkuv down tn" pier
ln company with LIS NIf" Tho jockey =
shook hands warmly lua1@s eatd that hs
had most enjoyable tim" In this CouRtry
but that h" was trife hnm"sick nud thHt
hr WAS anxious 20 gCt to England. vners .
he IL due 70 report on March !.
The sun., 1901-02-21
,. y. Powers. >otr. Dame Athletic Captain and
A.. champion, a Professional.

ChIgc. OF profess pnaIINn made against
y Ired Power. tHe aI.-dround chHmplon
Of 1891 have b""u Investigated bN IN.
aud iouad 'ru" In" prinrpal cHars" asa.nN'
IuAul. .. tutt 4 var dKn N' I''"lA"t =
st., ed -uDurr tor outc'lug "a" Norc'0t"r
HON ~,'r"H track team for ia" lirt'ru
lr. rr-r,.Dla-i3r championship l'"M"T' 't~
., .,,tcd ,aItrIn uf lu" \1iTc Dam" tTt,a
'..,l tNn year, ago aud ,pfvpct"d tor TINT
,,l.t.p, lr tie N'-'''lu lut'T,pl' KAT"
,l.ti-lIui-tII~ After winning th" u..-ai uui.I
ana ppu,up oi IN, \ \ be- 49, taken 80
NtI fvpur.. i"S"T II Ma .ui"' f"t"N"tutS
fruIn 2. H.. t.,a,k t'tat ho occurred fh" position
.f .Iulu.r ~ Noru,',i'r llIgh School at -
-lIlr, ,f sar MHrr o." returned 90 N"l'"
ip.lu. A. 90, ftC Charge, WEI" tuhd" tthN.~'
.l.tI a., ,.-gI, ~ \uirr pau" \ T. bgiu.
I'r,.., l,rf Of the \ conducted I've 10.
\r.itg.JIYu and i"srI"d from l"ui . \
.,;TtN Irra-urrr of the Worcester High school
that Powers bad received pay Tor hls
services
The sun., 1901-02-21
sternpost OF Boston Cup Defender Strengthened

EosroS, Feb 20 Instead Of having to
vata week Tor new st,!aEost 10 hc cast
on account of tho Naw discovered In ons
uldo for Il, CroWirshl,ld cup defender.
tn, rr.' casting has been y ad" lus' A. NrpHg
n 4 was ur.lua.is Intended tu b" hy burn
iny and II will be taken over :" ~" Ailut.o
..,rk- to-m.rroW morning 'Iom tho !uuntrv
nj l.s, ,,InutTcc When ia" whistle blew
tlia rNoulIs twelve pairs Of trsWcs had been
Iut into IluCe and H." mcu SAY that they can
ga iIy srt them ~ at ia" rate ot twelve ra,rS
. dl- \, thus rate the trpNlU ,ht"l 'raft
NlI be cuinpIetrIy shaped by next Iu"-diN.
The frames which arr now IN lac" ar" IN"
heavy waist irons which reach down into
m, share and size Of IA" huli.
The sun., 1901-02-21
HIiIf,Hbs
~ Nsl w,r. th'td ri.o. In ~. ,t.- = 's-r".
ptaosbip Tournament

o.. N.. .,. k,.. ..,t,.s.r A
v.r lIu Ht" .N ." .as- \ .nsir p'n
.. D.. .yI ..r.. .t...l. t-. a.ght in ths
.. s. .., .....I s.f... t. dee l.l.
.l. 80 .. ..a n..fr....r. lac. week. Ma
t.... Ii...i.. s .t...f .sIf .. 60 .s.t
tI. -. s "a. ,-.., .... H. .i.r -zh ant
U. .. 0.., ..I ...... r.t. show any res.
..... Ir.tN .. q 500 FsNuH 'lu
.. ~ .|...t. - .,. .'.f.g.d r..
'.' - 30, .. F'r,ntr-
.'. .... ... 90. a. lu 4
' '.'- 49, ...' ' ..,...,... ID,
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Pool

RosruS. Teh 90 Frank sherman ~ wash
ii.ton Who defeated Ir' ,ug l"ug on Monday
ui.-h' u tho ru"l 'ham .ousLip tourney
registered nru'h,~ easy win tn-risht when
L,. net William Srght-, ~" Canadian cham-
.,,,, 'I Ans tu easy thiIE tor Sherman
q, defeating the canadian b., 70 scur" ui 10
4, -U,ru.u showed u'uN"d IwIruN'-
men, over h. gnIur ui Nuuds, u.Lt In
IT. v...r Io faded in SCORE 90 Ions hot~
vu.r hi c,." iuI nd" IU'h"i t.IUNr N.,- also
toad .... ~. tu-rll l'lt'. gHu.' Nv mastered those
So. tu,... .r. H. fact. Nt demonstrated tlut
l,. ...~ lu I'D ,...~ y" Ni.i..- Su'fuaH'> >
/ n. .rl,r rai1r Na- rNo'.l"r'. urd h., leaves
fr. iu" tr"lN Wei" uvH' - 'tl" Siprn-
,l,.a "a vi, rD,r .r'.c HId l1a SON" hard
ir,h T.iN men 'i.y'd o." -li"iv game. aud
~. L.LlLe y ,rl fmftLL NfNhn
The sun., 1901-02-21

Tho prospect - that c,rl!s's will not much
longer he able 10 purchase sldepG IN tags
for anything less than 80 cents. ~ hill has
heon prepared by senator Armstrong. amend
iuy tho law ut last wear % thH' MuUfur county
viii come under tno general law NNlng 50
cents a. the minimum and u rs tro maximum
prI,r At which taE- muN :" sold NOnroo.
which WAS tho t'St county to develop tho
.idnpath idea. has operated under a SPECIAL
law enacted fnr t's benefit before the general
law wa. made AMI the sid"unth commissioner
of Mourue county have Spld tags a. - Crut,
IT, the special b"ueht OF IA" work there and 'ta
dcfrimsnf of other counties h"caus" riders
from various pdrts ot tn" stat" would writ"
10 Monroe Tor tie IS C"'t taEs. which Ncr"
rs GOOD nnvNlrrr ~ Tho nthr.s
The sun., 1901-02-21
Ric9lIT PIArtRS H,hE PROGRESS.
N.olay wins From whitney Potter and Roi.
land Also Successful.

splendid match In tho afternoon WAS
q, feature of yesterdays play ia The amateur
racquet rntmIuu.Atp of America at the
Nrw lpr, Racquet Hui Tounis '!uh. Two
rltrho- V,I" PLAYED IN the morning and the
,..ta.' has ~r,.ucI thh semi -''nal stag" with
t'. H.-'"ultu-. Sew Yorker ond a Cana
.'tr rrrrrrs,u'at.N"sill Surviving. tn" after
r..0 unT were G. II. M1'kav and Pawn"
Whitney, II Wa IL very l..,t match marked
A. ,.uv Inn. ant STROKES. MuCktv served
,.I auj frequently hv,h"r"d Whitney -
r,...'" l.m Ia th" .0,~t snin" Whitney
l.H r.o l.ftor ~ y. h,s hHck-hand PLAYS
,..rru-. uHr after lhy, Msckay played all
r..r. hn. although thor" were many
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locke, Ihorpe to Ride In xiand.

CHICAGO. Fob "u-Chdr"- 1horp" tho
tockav. has accepted an uN'r to ride ror
francis iIudiug.on IN England neNi srnsun
Thurpe, who j. tu SaIl on March l6 II IL slld
will T.s Give 3ltOpl p"- Hnuuin.
The sun., 1901-02-21

V,w NorA Ku, a. Arcanum League Our Coundl
team No e? Metropolitan Council and our Council
tram Nu 4 al Statt alleys.
harlem Navy League ! avrnswood Boat Club.
nuIcman Buai t4tr. baunt'Ss Boat Club Va.
Se.MAuhhAA Itu1t t4h EHycl,SwuOd loat Club vs..
puuuilcSs iUat 81 b, At lrum a hahlSdurfs alleys
Commercial lrngur .Eotscit!dt Co., Manning,
maxwell Moore. and = Wild Co. at the Monafeh
Phlacr hlic,s
MUD leoNIng clubs Tournament o. Section
--MoguI \otofcutSchr md New NOrk city Scbust
zen ~ TIC G''innu.A Assembly rooms alleys.
Arlington National League Cannon W. Bleecter
a. thr Arlington Hal alleys
Brnukhu Royal AtcauIu league Price Council,
Morning star Council aud Pro Pauia Council. at
IT,'not alleys
G.fuithrtS Nat ou1l tournament Echo. Pideia
aud MhnhHitan at ius Elephant club alleys
Associated ling clubs - long Island Tourna
meui -, lass II Mhnur Nhc'lmcn. Montauk WHEEL
men aud Defender NLetimcn. AZ Ihum Ehler's
ALLEYS
BrusJr Bank CLERKS Icaeu. Hamilton Trust,
Mduu'acy ytcr'' National hahk and QUEENS County
BANK. Al NruhrIs ALLEYS
Si,.su island lShgu- olympia. Richmond And
American al h-futS aUlA
Nunk-rs Tournament Hgtson. Workers tenn
No ) and Pal adj. ~ NIarr> glltys
Athlrt'r Irh.Ua .tUl.U4hu tl bNI Fn'cEtr booker
4. e ~ the columbia Clyh AllHs.
Jersey t.. itl,rl Ntcduuu league --Araois
Couns'l - Bergen ,uurr!. - Nu'll'rS ALLEYS
Woods Hal llLru''nrui "sst NuhYksn. EGan
aH1 u udsou. At Wi.SHt q Abrams alleys.
Bowling Notes.
The AtL ,t,c l>ague game. scrcduiei 10 he played
=, rr N,w Nor. = , dlir'- Ia't n's shi were post
ypur'
The sun., 1901-02-21

NIW H,vIN. t"' ." d. De- aunoIncri to-
ui.Ht that Ealuh Wnru"r of 'lr.iuartI.
,no football tur-l" 90. hl,r, hu- l"tt th" uu,-
N"r.tiy pc,fu-o he Tell h"uigd ~ hi- ,,holur-
,uiu standing To entered college last YEAR
and p.ly.i or IN" Varsity "l","u IN the Inr-
ward aud Princeton games. dong great work
The sun., 1901-02-21

s.f as Tss the r.mOr the u,Nrr dav. pr'ctt
tri Mitchell have agu u1reut'y hGf""d '" 10
sore Asht talking Though u /, Impossible"
20 ruV N y battle Of importauy@ hrN NA"fo
g., S.t.r f. tho Far West. tarbrtt u utt WIN
+, .tatrrrapt that he now wants iu Nc'.' Mitch
g.. anywhere. any time. h"''t" "a" ''uh UN"r-
mo the largest Iur-' t'rbttt SAY D." ~
''ad a." tho EgslI~hirHu n"'Hvs" a." latter
,r. ,is some saVrR remarks a lr" hlG ms lEp.
In Viii rs remembered that the preliminary
;, sv. toward u match between tprh"N and
Mccoy was \ tAratucul ruN IN ~" l"r't"r =
saloon That was u luL-up .'", ll l. -ad -
.,.tk M excitement and interest "a V" NILt
t.,a,.r the mon. which - still under rlo4d
!, 4. we'll therefore. - iru"Wn"r thAt Y
Mitchell some uf th.-' DAYS ~ puid ulppeu TO
ma. ,,tn Corhrtt'- place aud call James
...,ari II might uH IrrarrbuE"l At"r
I.' even talk pf q ught between ,'Eh"i' and
y .,.hol j., absurd "a tA" estimation ~ sport
.... mon. II would mot uy h'tru,'ty" TO tn"
D. t.r ana could not ho expected t. draw
,r., money. Mitchell wH- "A mark Tor Cor
h.tt nearly seven N"ars ago. - thht IN an
other r.Nl ln would nr considered 50 easy
't.lt 'sy h,t'or~ would rlGc" th"ir money on
'.r. g. last t rpuud ITuNld'Ng. n. course, That
,.-.,,f| could .'t tuip tu" same condition
tl.' .p ,,Ityrd Ia ms Cout"nt With Jeuiles
The sun., 1901-02-21

TrPrH HArrE. F.h 90 John Spian today
bought from - nc" Tom lcScf~'n the sven YEA
old marc GAiety. s:lt by I'd. .cNpod Lambert lHs.
sic Ihe pilce s IS 800 II Is .ud"rstoOd size was
fought for u member Of The Cleveland Matinee AS,O
citation.
The sun., 1901-02-21
oft

P.ty I'm the '.~' opru tournament % n.
,rA.uu NIh began thI, moguIE. at the country
uab of Lakewood ll"r" viii b" = large
turnout u' player. th" ,ri Including. h'-rd',
,hu-o noted YESTERDAY. j. ,,ord.n Dougla,.
NiIalr j. ClaIp. James Converse. " NIiUauI
" 'rIIR"h, = ,k"I,, ln,nun' niry'i.
PALM Rt,,u. Feb 20 cool da, perfect
'", golf. greeted the SOM i.uaIISt, ", th"y
drove, from the rr-t g." ,u 'n" mixed fuyI-
puIpr event \ crowd followed 20" pair,
and tho sg"u" W. 90 "nr Ms Bert
IILrWuud, boat Mss Inughlu ~ rrtt-hurs
aud A., / lapplu ot N"~thr""N. 10y . ~ and
To- pluv ~ l"rrr-t Of rmade!phit
~ Z .,,hurmci,r OF St Paul urd Mss HUI
bard of Eo-rou. by . up and g. play lh~
brought tho two strongest pHr1 together
and " ii Dl,I, defeated Nj, Walton and
II VI Forrest hY az aud 20 play. after
htlvlug many HOLE
and { + Watson, Jr defeated Miss Mary
kndrow, nud i " mn,l of lakrwood.
Gy 3 W and , 10 play and VT Walh"r ,n,,d
Vi Coon, both ul Irit>bUrs, Toy > W In
The nual' Ms, Spa'litns and & 7 Watson
pa' ur good Go.f 'h'"-sh9nt Grd Won tho
.yrr known In q Sorth"rn touruamcit has
boon nudn for tn" southern Fiuriiu chau-
utorship Mor" than eighty o@up"ttors. IL
roctoi 10 start from tho tee tomorrow Tho
'r, courIn will start NJ O'Clock for the
qualifying round at 'hU''-SiV holes
WiN1tr puK. Fla, Feb. 20 Tho golf
'ouiuim.uf, which was post tpou"d yestcr9u y
IN account OF rain. boIan tins morning
Jnc .v.uf was IL" W.''- scratch coiuIp' itIon
at iuirf,-siN hu.,'~ T." weather va holu-
uf4l and hTE" crowd trTt"d "u' to follow
tu, IIt.rr- Ihc winner Nn- Brewer,
who ulasr,I 70 nTo game. summary
!. Urrsrr ~. 80 so = .,u"dling, %. o; loI.
steven. r1. Iua ini Murray. na, 40 la> Hoffman,
sf , FHtsNt 4
100 loH - = IA, ME. 'nc. loN "a Il hruwrr.
l'a IL. 20 , 81 'rliuS, l.L ll' - com.
.t,r k ia f,tIrrd II Westinghouse, too retired
j NJ Watson. IN" professional! Is here,
and has made a wager TINT b" viii beat ih"
scratch ,coi" by 10 strokes and "a gr"nt
,I.ul az Interest hi~ been created IN Cou~s-
ullrnc. H.. will IlIv IN to-tunrruw
The sun., 1901-02-21

Champion l,htbsch uuucued few strikes In the
closing frames " tLr mast game u' last nights series
IN the tnIsd bowling CluhS Section tournament.
thcrrhy pulling OII victory IN tie Spartan team.
le
The sun., 1901-02-21

Ferguson. ~ faisgerci. 100 cole. l4o. Total m.
lHlkb CANE
f'siern.w council i@c ~ Burmeis'er, ~
Fulton Council Lowell. 40. II \ Snyeria. las;
Ham,l. 49,. q II Sn,o.a. lo5 fefnhsch. TAO. To
tal ssg
The sun., 1901-02-21

Th- Edison team improved iis chances VI winnin
tss mt Commercial 4rss.r pI.so by IAsins ~
gsue- last u!gAI The .uoft-
IIILN4 t.AAE
Edison Eircir.c ,umphus N-nI.l, 100. Roth
Scns.rr Sc.tanm n \usel " uuley, IS. View I
u Nrghl.ng, l,3. Vein. !S5. SrLaief. ~
The sun., 1901-02-21
CURRENT SPORTING TALk.
vtrfssu fE,afs ssFffNs 'Itss
aFHF psa ygtf soNssf

s..~ss.. 80 fsss t.s-s s~s-s- -. s..s
ss=.a.s ss.f ft-stf- 81. e-.-- ssvs e=-s~.
sfs-. - ~ SO. d. 49, Ft.sss. sss s-ss
80, fsss. sasssss sss sitsssu sfss--s
The sun., 1901-02-21

FIRST GANE
Spntau rhum. I3i. uohm. la. Simon. tee
ScLluing. ~ IchrJScl sUs Total. 62s
lutuN Is G-jd,~ az. Si-hurg 1872: Modersohn.
lss " Na'mut.. ~ / GcrGr> $50. Total, 7vs.
SiObNb CANE
Lu,u, " Gerdes I7a. Scuurs. las; Mod.r.ohn.
isi Na'mutr. tSi ! t,rIdrS lb< Total, b0S.
Rr~rdo.e THdrnSn. i57 Nssloh. ia Meintsn:
ia Gir>cLrn. lII htlimct, l3N Total, sls
!lHitu sFNL
spartan thurE ~ bohr. iso. Simon 1871
Srh'lul. iA7 i-ras,h, lal. TOTAL. sos.
Un>,,aIr IAd'nHu. % N,S.ph. ihi Meinhen.
az Ge,cr,u. lS5. ir,lm~r. ia Total, 7H.
The sun., 1901-02-21

Arn,, Kl,'rr, l1i CouA. so Thesen, IS
Ntsutr lSs g. k,'ci. 81 lutni sts
GIrnnure I|sfu4u. lsa iDfrlefs. .6'. Csrg'l
isi. Ihaub,rla'u. iah 'lI'd rwau. s. Io,a :;
The sun., 1901-02-21

N..,,r Schi.u.mS Nogn NouN-v ~ Nssg
90. NrsLlG. los \CI.. iia NrHs'sL .lJ
Total vs..
!,t.. 4 ArAr.. SsAu.d' ~ 1immons, l51
Dallu,srTe -. krmseu. 49, lu-s. -. luIa. "
.uIldI tAMF
Edison Electro COMPANY Nsnyc'. 1877. hutA
10, Ncniaiu It- u.-ll -. uo!mr. $50 luts.. sSa
Victor & AcucN- Sctmid; lso. limnous. !.O
Galu..ete. lyl H-u.-cu, ~. buea. -. Total aA7
The sun., 1901-02-21

m. AunsS nve clinched t,e championship oi the
Bfpo >l,n 1Vrut' siNiu NAtd tu.iusnsnt last H.m
They play ed aga uSt tutce teams ana only lost Que
game 10 last -eu'uu.~ champions he scores
rlRNF GANt
Ann,n "a hir'c lSa COOK re 1h'i~n. ~
MuOre III. G h,fri ga Total, ~
Bemort ! Hoi... lo- N'rs. :" !"n. ips. Bod
man l7J. Meyer !; Total, So
Si,rSD GAME
Annex 4, E'ic'. lpc, CuOE, iii: The,sen. III:
MoOlr 100 & kie''f. ~ Total. st1
Tvcnty S'Ath ward .JanIycu, !fs Ridtuhor
IL, shldmofe. io4. GundcfmHu. y: Ahrie, :'l
nDinL ~
The sun., 1901-02-21

Mltaallsnft LITE insufsncs ,umpany Csdr. 10
HAsAvu 100 H-egeS, ,6S JAcohus, 49, lhomi0
lsu lu.al. HOa
,,efmAu', ~. Insurance company -Huberih,
jung. l55 Atuh'lter. 81 nrlse. la?. !eysei'
Iota!. 7Sl
The sun., 1901-02-21

The AtL.stc lSagur raWcs scnedulei 10 he played
Rt rr N,w Nufh * O. ALLEYS IAst OF ght were post
uuurf