The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

their differences in baseball and "A game
has been scheduled for June II at Prince
ton.
The 18th annual dog show given by the
New England Kennel club Will he held
on the first four days OF April, next year.
In the Mechanics building. The COM
mittee IN charge was announced last
evening by William r.. Emery, secretary,
260 Albany street, as follows: Samuel
Hammond, j. NJ. Grosvenor, Jr; David
Crocker, Charles w. Keyes, Tyler Morse,
Robert G. McQuillen. William Il. Emery.
DIR. J. w. seaver. physical director Of
the Yale gymnasium, has completed his
examination Of the Freshman class Of
Yale. and he makes this interestin state
ment, THE average lung capacity is 260
cubic inches. which is five inches more
than that OF last years class and is at
tributable 10 a large extent TO the fact
that the number of men who use tobacco
is smaller
The members OF the Tufts college foot
ball team have unanimously elected
Thomas S. knight. %, captain of next
years eleven. knight entered Tufts from
Somerville High in 1899 and Immediately
made the football eleven as furback. He
has held the same position on each sue
ceeding year. His election is a source
of satisfaction TO the students of the coli
lege.
The Yale football management last
night announced these total receipts and
expenditures Received from minor games
Nl,HLS9; Princeton game sl7S75.26 Har-
ward game S2I,S72.IT' t0!a1 81, f,sGf- 70. From
this amount is 70 be deducted about $24,
600 for expenses. which leaves Yale about
5000 more at the end of the season than
ever before.
Roger Connor, the former National
league player who has been granted a
franchise for Springfield i'm the Connecti-
cut league, Will complete arrangements
this week. with the old Springfield Base
ball association for the transfer 10 it's
grand stands on Hampden park of tho
new baseball team. Connor has already
secured a refusal Of the park. Connor is
a Holyoke man, and his presence in
Springfield will draw considerable sup
port from Holyoke. the ball grounds be-
ing easily accessible by electrics from
that city. Connor plans to play first base
himself His brother. Joseph Connor,
who played I'm Milwaukee and Cleveland
last season, will do the bulk of the back
stop work. Scheffler. a former Springfield
player will be in left field. Henry will
play at short and Reisling, a former
NseSNNA "a AoSANib WIZ HAN'As
The Capitol Hills have organized for the
season and would like to hear from any
1T-year-old team of poloists in the city. |
They would like TO arrange a game for |
or Wednesday night Address
all challenges TO A. Arnzen Il Inkerman |
street.
The Dean academy, Franklin, Mass, |
basketball team will be captsined this |
year by A. III. Stone. OF Gardner. Mass. |
Stone attended the Gardner High school |
three years and was on the football and |
track teams of that school
Peter Golden. tho Irish champion. won |
the siX-day go-as-you-please walking |
match which closed at Fitzhugh hall at |
Saturday night. with q record |
of 352 miles and ten laps. This, it is
will stand as a worlds record for |
a race of it's kind over a 20-lap track. |
The score: Golden 352.l0; Fahat. 342S;
Hart. 316.S; Herty, S06.13; Cartwright. -; 4
Loseillern. PSI: Unknown, 2G66: Moore,
,H.3; McGraw, 1888; Guerrero, l32.
The bicycle race In Madison Square gar
len New York city Was the fourth six
lay contest In which Walthour has fiuish-
ed first. Last year he was put out OF tho
.aro hagotten Charley NIfIfar bfe ,,arfv.-. |