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In the Federation.

The following by Miss Lora Gools- by elicited considerable applause when it was read: You ask me the cause of this meeting queer Of women? We'll, listen and you shall hear. The clubs are gath ring from far and near,
 In Federation. We women have met to tell our woes. To bless out the men-our natural To talk of culture, and to show our clothes,
 In the Federation. We'll tell how government, placed in our hands, Will run on smoothly, and meet all demands. And Justice hold sway in all of the lands.
 In the Federation. Tell how man lets things go from bad to worse, How he was intended to cook and nurse, And woman to club and carry the
 In the Federation. All evil we'll lay at the doors of men. And glowingly paint. with tongue and What Nero-like tyrants they've ever
 In the Federation We'll claim all the good for the weaker sex; Her clubs, her circles, and her ne tions complex. And in every way try your souls 70
 In the Federation Yet with all of our brag and defiant pose, You love us, you know, you husbands and beaus, And shall do so till the chapter shall
 close
 On the Federation So wish us success wherever we meet. And that when our labors on earth are complete, We women, on Eternity's shores may greet,
 In one grand Federation.
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SECOND DAY.
Continued from Page 2.

report and was we'll submitted Mrs. Pillow followed up her report with a resolution to the effect that all papers on reciprocity be sent to the chairman of the respective commit tee before February 1. It was adpoted.
 Each report submitted during the afternoon was followed by a discus sion in which the delegates partici- pated. Some fine suggestions and timely talks were made by the ladies, all of whom showed that they were thoroughly acquainted with the work of the various committees.
 The two minute reports of clubs, which were to have been submitted just before the adjournment, were postponed until the Thursday morn ing session, owing to the lateness of the hour when the program was con- pleted.
 At intervals during the afternoon sessionWednesday much business was transacted by the ladies, among which was the introduction of and adoption of number of resolutions.
 A committee on resolutions was appointed by the president, composed of Mrs. A. E. Menke, of Fayetteville; Mrs. Henry Read, of Fort Smith, and Mrs. c. B. La Belle, of Brinkley. After the appointment of the resolution committee, the rules and regulations governing the convention were read
 The federation unanimously en- dorsed Mrs. Neil Carruthers, of Fay etteville, for the position of librarian of the State University of Fayette- ville
 The federation unanimously voted to give $2 from each club to the com mittee on household economics for the purpose of placing an organizer and lecturer on economics in the field in Arkansas.
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General Offices IF Pine St.,

This Company does insure but does
 
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  -hai of life h physical dition considered Dues yle Within all You prof h. D caeet> ite tor ptosp edEve nhpre solicited Inveeatr arc given.
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Trap shooting.

There was a bIs attendance ~ shooters
and some tine SCORES at the New | trocht
Rod ana Gun Cluh tournament AZ Inter
state Park Yesterday stephen VI Van Allen
won the club shoot. with a. clean score of
ton straight kills charles \ Lincoln. Walter
I SYkrs and g II Lakewood. tod for sec
ond huuutS. getting ON" bird less each than
the winner In the ~hoot-uN for tho monthly
ay'ras" cIpJ & chapman, John / Ouyghrn
and Capt i II. Jack tied Win ten .traIght
kills. aHd IN ~" ms--aud-uut IN shooting
OIL the tie, tHLghriI won capt Jack won
u ~ryci-Nlrd rErc with a straight -cur" of
Kills Al SlN men IN IA" nest event killed
VA" same number of llrd~ aud divided the
money \ ml,s-iud-pu event was won by
chapman
At the CONCLUSION OF tho trap shooting
fOurIaiu"It of the crescent \ 4 Yesterday
II wa found that 4 { Chapman had made
IA" three highest strings ui the month and
won she January cup capt j y BoTlund
won m" cup Tor IN" ddv with n total nf 0fty
br j i Reeves was thu Tuuurr-up with i've
points loss and Frank h Stephenson was
third Chapman captured a tftpen-bird
swrcpstHke~ and tied with pr Reyes IN an
other sweepstakes al ilft cen birds. Winning
Ia" shoot-pN Ur " l.. O'Rrien also won
u Nfteer-hird event and tied with Cant Bor-
land in another, the tic not being shot n
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DIMENSIONS or LAWSON BOir.
Designer Cro~ninshieid Announces Measure.
nents OF Iioston Cup Defender.

BosTo~. Mas. Jan 90 II r Gro wnin-
shield, d'-I.uor 81 tie lawson Cup defender.
gave out some 4 t." Dimensions o. the craft
I'll evening a follows
lrugtA over all. lso foot TO- Inches water
I've l"n str. 20 feet. length forward ovarhaug,
:. 'o"t b iucn", lsl=tu oN"rh"nC AFT. % feet
. inches. ostrrmN beam. q feet N inches
h'a.u 10 vHi'i'H", - let = .ururs cNtrSuC
drau-it. 20 lee. ir"ch.lrd al ,'rWhcnd, Il i"et
]! Inclos ,,a'' tr'ohoa'd. 1 t"ct frrchosrd
at ttNTaI, : feet = inches, dcCE beam NJ for
ward end 81 vutrrlrr. - fect, deck beam At
after end II NttrtlUc, ~ feet . inches dcCk
l,lu ~ taNrlI. ~ lret y iuohcs Ger e." or
lateral I.auc ar ~ the load Natrrhun, II
loot 90 inches. tcut-r - buuNarCy AT 81 tho
load UHtcrlluc. I72i feet, Hr"n lateral pane.
-. t. feet area Of nld,n.p sN,i.un, III . feet
area of tat Wat"rlGc plane. l.77i 3 feet
area Of v'tt"d surface, ?.9l2 . feet
H. add tluu to ~. ahoN" figures. the cor.
responder : - iva - learns that the dis
p'n ."wcrt of tAc Boston boat on a ob-foot
wnl"rliuc j. II few hundred pounds over
10 tons
From thcsn fglre- Il will IN seen that the
boston beat is longer over all, Ia narrower
tr1y a." Columbia aud dlSplnC"S hU' a trlt'o
over n ton more than does IN" clsnpion 81
!SH' Inc area of IN" lateral plano - a. G
SQUARE feet l"--, a." centre ~ byoNgury -
- foo. los tra' IolG' ha. tho area Of ~,
Ntttrd surfRc. IS -, : fr't sroufer. and ~"
area - tho load wateri.re plane q "a : i"'t
greater
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Girls PLAY basketball.

Manual Training II oh School Girls basket
bail team, champions 81 the metropolitan
Public High school Athletic league. opened
the second annual tournament of the .eGguo
yesterday mornIi 6 at q " atmory of the Sc
o'd Signal Corps. brooklyn. nv defeating the
Jersey city Public High School by - to ?
Bessie Van OlInda of tn" Manual team was
easily the star Of the game She MADE four
goals IN tn" first hall. Miss Leroy addu <
one more goal, making n score Of 10 for the
half In the second hall MI~s Van OliuCa
made ~ baskets IN rapid succession while
Miss LEROY made on" more basket fuul>
Wcr" mad" and called hUi no puiu'S were
mad" on. the attempts 30 Gag" IA" hall from
TIA" foul I'm"
IN" Flushing II rh School team and tho
Advlpl' NCdG"lur team ui kruukIyu UlaNrd
ntI" gam" II BASKETBALL ~ ~" NGclIhi vm.
uaslum Yesterday IL the ,.at I"fInd VI ,--
Sur 10 mad" % goal from the r"ld Tor rlu,h-
inr which was followed hN one iiuun the
field for Ndrlphi hy Mis- ',.sAmalor Nf--
King then tailed for flushrrg prd the III
andcrs bed ~ ia" end ~ m" halt 10y ! points
to
IN the second halls Nj rluglcr scored
Tor Ad"lphi after ten man l'- IlgN The
hnal score Flushing II Oh school 1 \d"lplI
Academy. I
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NEW OY'rAss. Ian 20 Tho races hero
,p-ltt resulted ~ follows
rlf, Racc one rilc Hardy. o6 a. Lyme. 80
80 g. ana T. T. won hIitr'u,, w. slack sufu ! aud
= =, !, second. tain Nhfd. t6 ~ Gl,H ilifd
Iimr. iA., lcI Bower flcLtun. luusief' v VI.
aelf.r kfl'S. NJ ProDhWoud, Rsht lovtt and
bad Ste e. Hls" Iar.
,r-.d Rae, In,re '%ulpngy Naycon. rs (DsI, q.
Sto AND ever. Won. NtC'a. IS hau'. - TO ! aLu
p to l. sc.uud Iiccrir. lla n an lu''ul tlIC. lin ?.
80 .',U, lHu E,r. Hlu,u1g'. 1rsvvie. Red
IiulL., Mot N-lta. irsgy Roman and nct Sargent
also rNu.
Tr-t Vs~ Sicsrlsctasc, shot oouts, Miss
va. SON. 'g" - tu''c' 'r'p sra 40 !, ven sen.
... t.urr. tl.. I To . n"t : 90 =. Stcord Have y
81 Dlrr'ug ta,rH. lItr". . 90 lNn Clarence.
IH.. brGu' o.. .lri Iltl. > 81 :Ar.
...HI Rar. cotton Sci irg STATES even iutl,r,S
lYm D.. ..r.rt TO- l'dl' 'Ntr and tu ., won
N..''' g. ~ uurc!l'L u'ul nd !: tn T. tcrput
hu.uNuriI. 80 g.. Iutml"v. thtd. Time. l.5i,
ioumc'.,l., Egypilau l1in"" ma Jack Ndis also
rH'.
I'm Race ~. NIL. aud m eighth ST. Gatlau.
'Dr dnNi~. % 'u aud : To 2 won. 'ipodS IrIgatc.
~ t.ocuran nto : ord 10 !. s<conu Major MIn'r
.u7 O. SlsCk.. thift. Tine, liAh,. Sir fiufiAn
and Gen. Mari cary also ran.
~ Nh RACE nur mIs ElSnor-, loo walsh
to anu > to g. Won, Fat Garet los Dele, q 10
and To .. second, G'n. Nclrude'. ioS (McCannt.
third, rmf, ~. Go,dals. Pre- Hand. Mct,rAth.
lana Prince. Dagmsr, and Mos Ro~ also ran.
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Pscino Coast RAcetrAck owners at Odds

rrin,o Touia'pwski, representing the san
Francisco Jockey club. and Tom Williams
Of "a" california Jockey club are now NJ war
The trouble - due 10 IN" action Of VA" san
Natep County Supervisors limiting ~" rac.n:
,e.,uu 10 san Nt'-o county, vhcro III" Tan
furtu track I~, 80 thlrtN-'ve DAYS IN each year
mn. - "A rcuIotiou 81 ten dly, from the last
l,y OF racing. and Prince Poniatowski ul1C"S
mo blame ON the ,aliinrnia lnct"r Illb II
,l..Lr, tIuh wa RESPONSIBLE for tho ordinance.
and II D., -.ld that tack uf courage Oh on"
man, rlrt Vds all that saved IN. IaI'cran
ttl.h c-uir beng shut up for good Primo"
G,rttpVSki and hr- associates are prepare
g. r.ht back a. VILLAINS sud hts party, -"
tI4i >uuc Interesting d"yeloIIn"ut~ are
ur,lulscd Williams - said 10 Coutrul TIC
lawn of Iwrr,vtle, as oil tn. voters in rho
Ilrcr are cmiloyrd hv HIM and It WAS III"
rlrrtrark that created the town Primo"
ponlatnwski SAYS b. viii lay ont q million
dollars. II needed. TO even NJ matters with
Williams.
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Death Of Charles y. Mcguire, Chairman OF the
Crescent 4. 4. Athletic Committee.

Charles = Macuirr, chairman of o." 80
lctiC ,umMIi'cc II the Crescent Athletic ''H'
and - wcll.kunNN amHteut bn-"lll I%laF"'.
died a. - Nary's Hospital. RroukIN o, '"-'"'
day morning Mr. Mcguire was B. years o.
age and Wa engaged IN ~" COTE" huSir"'-
a. iU1 Front street, this city lie became
on Monday and could not gay ON Iuesi
IN Vie Iu'oI,'lb bowling s"1 I"- fH~ WHO.
was 'Chodul"d Tn" family uhy~l'lr' s"'
'hHt %" wa suffering IRON 1vl "udlt'l-. ''.
D." Wnsi0k"u to ~ NarN :, wh"i" 90 "I"ra',
Wa crfprw"d A." was 'hungN' Oh. 'n
y ll">,"V' When Iu'u'.orlt d'y'I'' of, 49,
~" >lrk calmly Hw1v. ASKING 70 .N' fe'''
b"i ed 'rtno lr"Sr''' lu.s
Nn.u.rr mad" hi. r.r.k - ~ a.'r'.'
h"vrhHl Ilu}"r aud W. very ~lIr"~s'a.
~ amateur ranks IT, Nl~ nl' 10y 'I"
Nrldcr. ur 'nc old N~'..r"ur Ns~u,ltl"'
a rover ~ ~" rli hru,ElN Nshl"'ic a.
,irtrrn H." Na. Interested iu N"N TX
other siorI. aud has h'"i 20 successful 'l.
nan 81 ~" recent NihIr'I' club II"
nlFu 20 e. Criur p4 the "lYn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
The Valiant Sails,

X Nandcrbllt'S steam yacht Valiant
in charge of Capt Morrison sailed yestnr-
dlv She passed out at SANDY Hook NJ | 20
O'Clock m the afternoon The Yacht has
been thoroughly overloaded and has been
Wut'I.g order, nj the foot OF v est Thirty
r..rth street Capt Morrison did not know
the Yacht Destination and world not urtiI
r. pu.urd his orders after he had got 20
.c4 Y o. thuuEht that the boat has rou"
9, som, southern port OF 20 Havana. " hero
Nr Vanderbilt vii join her II Was sad
mat 'hI- crru-" would oN!v b. /. short oL"
and tunt lu February NJ and w. " Il
Nand"rll'. j. aud % few friend, would cross
~. ocean 'r thc Yacht for n oruIs" ~ ihr
N,H.iurrrr"Ar
4. tho Valiant vrs ,a,t,rE 90 a oHrf ~"
.u Nhtcn vrr" ugd"i " lis AID the Misses
''li- druy" mt the p."r lE'V boarded
tho va,h. md n l"D minutes lator returned
".tg = rl,'lT". Mr MIL, or,v laughed when
"a h"d about 'ho picilTr
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Svtmming

IN" weekly swimming races - 10 K 70.
erhock'r \ & furnished Good.sI,r .r 'r
Clvh tank Last night IrRl h"at~ .u t''r"
classes were run N. the finals ct Wine. "
d" held nest Saturday In thr ,.t~~ \ rH"
N" winners Of h"at- and tu" lu-'.-' -'r. IS
man qualified for ~" iudl IIrT amt t..i
win hai an "NCIiIug r.'" ~ On, 'r' .''
"a" latter Winning b' % fu.'l NIiI,' ..t..
Ned for ~" iual, ms time being w,.'"
a. - seconds The NINA
class \. irt ret Hangi,lp l'-s' icai Won H.
T.. \ 1,-b.Nlu. II. Sc Of. y ~ & Nut,f. 'ru'r' 80.
On Tine. I minute !" Ncru.S N,,.rI .s'
won h} ]. trN Han icy, - seconds @ utH. Hi.'
10 "elnis. Srruut Tine, ! m.uut" .u % SEA
class y, loo Nafi Hru.'clp I.f>' rent MI
u. nfpcArr scratch u !. SVope. ! SO mus sc
Il " lur'nu, 10 S,rpn.s, ttir' Time. 4 r. ''
~ p sc 10 e Sec uI hrai Won D.. - A., Pate
son %Srstrr ~ ) Althulc iO con e.. T. T. la'.
don, :" N,puos. second lime. : minute 50 D. SO
"u j. ItIf' heat Npu by g. T. G]'t'lna.i C &C
\ q NaNur', . s'cun'N. N'cHui Wt, = rH..
20 seconds.
class {. 80 Narl llar. lc,p TlrT lcat ~
J. laTru.un. q N,rILTN o. tt,>hr. N'r ms &C
TINE, - seem, SECOND heat won Dos " 70 '..
gins. scth'cl r. ! GJufct. & ,tcnu :. Ss,H1' .H'
~ $ SfcInlS TAR. heat Won ty Il , NEt'
y sec MS. = G. osborne, Srr Gu, second Tine
! minute : seconds
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BRIsToL BOlr wiz ne roWSRYrI.
opinion e, IN. shops That u wul Ne . Iens
Time before she viii lie Best.n.

BRtsr.I. Ian "a Astho Hris'ol boat take.
shape ir talrg f-at"d ,ut u f. sesn more and
more Vat there .s 30 dan ger but that ~"
America - VAL u, strnr yl9 defended 'hls
year. and O., matter what speed Hhamrpc ~
vii contain slc will r. s't d defender worthy
Of her stool nest NHsu-'
The outline o,'t~ fureboiy - 'he Belmont
defender as I-"-c ted hv the frame. shapes
Of the section. shows marks Mt only - a me
eui powoG'uI fttri, 90 carving her canvas.
bur also that % at out-1nd-nlt -eau orthy
craft that should make comparatively easy
work IN a haayv sea A. rec"rtlv described
10y ya,At-r"t Indication, point 20 the craft
making an easy a. ~.rac"fuI entrance 10 the
water d. ra.ius. no matter hos hard she IL
duvcu irHm To-. T. IL learned that her
forward lines are such A, To- be- much easier
driven than aU" e the Cup d"f"tdrt- lI'-
ceiIrH her ~r'forli.sa q ~" ~ ~" The
ll.. a. ufiAc Dtllu.' bulb ~u flr forward. and
the rather Tpul ted furull o." tur"-lnderbpdy
ia fcN icet Avoud ;hc water line. and then
she finely drawn ogt end without too much
~ 4 Cut-gwIN at n" i%orctuut rhuH|d render
the Cra'' % marvel b. holding uu 20 wind
ward lhi' H. al a." nor" y"nvirclnS when
I'd rorl,u 1. touch with such matter, after
,aroI.l -crgtry a. various 'lU"- fails 80 OBJ
serve rr.l-turC", without ~ l. 70 the forward
end u tue lead keel Her indications Of
fur T., beet uforlned Yachting shHrp- With
"A grrl'.r .nt| spread than has 'lumhia The
+ driven hu' rather will have" a tendency 20
M inward Allowing her sreOined wstor line.
~ matter how rough IN" sea
III" iuIrcs~luI prevails AZ Bristol, from
what l. kupWu - the craft, that II VII Tee
wears bc'Dr" another boat 50 ught, and ct 80
strpn. will be ruilt a. other shops The
'.a-' week Vd- pu" - general hustl" In tie
.pvth construction shop. As marked. by tie
timh"Ii0V out OF tho new craft from the mid
san -, ton toward both ends The bottom
~ t4r .tc"l fIuuc- rising vertically from
tho lNgi keel aud the ends Into the form of
IN" hllr" Il fnr"stlike In appearance until ia"
eve catches the span Of III" deck timhers.
with thor gradual crown stretching from
- - q -il". ~ once suggesting Tie form
Of 4 aO-fpot racer Everything Is now 80
we'll advanced that an early launching will lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
Eddie Jones win, winter Handicap At Tanforan
In Fast Time.

SaS FrANCIsCo. Jan 20 Eddie Jones.
with jenkins in N" saddle. won the Winter
Handicap at Tanloran to-day In tho fast
time II zoo, over n track that was good
ult NOT fast The di-tHnc" was one mile and
u quarter The udy. ridden .hy Tod sloan.
WI, "A close second End Advance Guard
thlrd Mont mic cut out a fast pace and
uurucd q gap - ten lengths. bit fell back
a. the hll' Sloan worked ID" Lady IN NEXT
To- the rail ana turned into III" s'r"tch n
.arnud uluur Eddie Jones assumed IN"
read IN tho stretch and won with something
- spnrc Advance Guard was tho %favorl'".
The Lady was .ccOrd choice at ~, 20 |, while
LIdIr done, started al to | against.
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Basketball Notes

~ the Pratt .ns'tut' Ncs,s'taH -" flushing Ush
l. 10 :
N~UUR' pNRA, IAN. .'.- In game tcpiete " TN
brilliant piag >iHr one = Of ASbuty rsfk defeated tnc
Sil,ui i've ~ Nrw YORK at b. >srtbaI 10 night by a
score ~ "A To 10.
NoSTCIArR. Ian. - .-Moniclalf and Esst orange
nlgn Schpoi h skethall teams played a New ,i'rs-y
lnierScnolaSti Ira que game In thIs place today
resulting Ia a victory 'oi MUnielalr by 20 70 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
Ice Yachting On Orange Lake.

NEwRrEGH, Ian 20 tn" Orange Lake
Ice Yacht club held two races 'hie afternoon
The first was for m" Kidd pcunanr IN"
starters were cod Wave. aurora. TrouhI.r
Arctic ard Ice Ou"'' l. vHs won haudiI,
hy ~Couwpdur" HtgEIn~,r~ AURORA IN g
minutes 3 seconds o." second race w.,
for the Nal~' cup IL" starters were 'N"
sumo a. ~ ~" ii-l rae" Ih" winner vas
~" ,rof., TINE. ~ inmate, o., sc,pud-
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WOMEN or CHAMPIONS.
fsft #Uf 80 tsAfs 30 rfu y
VtfoNN DFNf 80 see 500
&c. sssssss 800 -. Hs 'Ias 'anss
.a . Fa H o. nns 'Hw
90 $500 ta be- .sz Hs-fa=
t.af - H's tHsfs


90
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Princeton Easily Defeats Columbia In Inter
collegiate championship Series.

The hockey teams 81 Columbia and riuc"-
ton met at the - Nicholas Rluh last night
in a game OF the lut"r"uilog ate / easue tour
nameut i was n rough contest from start
10 nni-h and several II the players wcr"
suspended during IN" game Princeton won
nv a So re- ~ : goals to / In -" first hnlr
the Princeton players had things all their
own way l.ittl" scored ~" first goal and
Alexander and l'uc each added 70 IT." scur"
The puck was kept in columbia territory
nearly All ~" hall and many goals were saved
through Ngu E'ruu'h i God work a. tl"
goal Al"Aaud"r aud N'Nlplu each received
two minut - r,,t for ROACH play
In Ia" s"ooui halt a't't ihr"" NOR" golIS
had hcen mudr for prI,o'pu ty Alexander
ma nydrr. AZ not ,Ie muck out Of "A srr.m-
image ard scored ,ulIruh.u's ou.v goal thus
saving the team from 4 Whit"Nush Ogden
scored soon aftor this and Alexander wddc
tho last cuol 81 the gam" In 'hu ltlf Ever.
McNipn aud Akin vero suspended. each
for two minutes. FOR rough play Tho teams
1,nI tr. a.. t,ll. ~
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king, Racing Stud Nav Ie Transferred Ten
porarily,

SpsCill tI'!s bsspdith 20 " Sun.
IoNpo> jan - IN" sporting Tunes says
% is not probabl" that tho Kings colors vii
rn seen on me turf during tho period Of
mourning ia, stud viii probably b" trans
tered temporarily II Marcus lcrcsford
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CURRENT SPORTING TALK.
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Irfrfce j. ". Callcuu-f. y. =. =. &.
,iuals lA,ls, Al~NAni'r, 80, lu-, ogden, :.
Akin.
Pratt Institute ho'key team defeated tho
hdrlphi Academy aScrrsl IN ou "a" tlrr-
mont Av"uuc rluk ~ Iritiy u.'t Tho
,rrrr FRAT. \a..rll. -
Their. wa, plenty ul iva and onthrsitsm
va.trruaV afternoon at the t|"riuun' Ave-
nuc ir" rlnk. where u" Midget ut thc pulN
Prop" aud AG"irni met % "a huck"v gam"
uC.
M~oNrCLAIE, Jan 20 The columbia tram
mar School hu'N"v team yolrh"y"d TO Yer
Nluntclalr Nigh School m y ven contested
game 10y a score oi . too
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!rlaay nights games IN The North Side tourna
ment resulted a. follows

llhN4 JANE
"wyrl6sey 'i9as. 'ies. !, htct,r,' II. bi".sliinSSssif,,
io0. te"hSfdI "a. L. nerkr,, %" Total COS
,ch,rpexH l],rnn.ra 40 nar'holm.s,. -: Rose,
'0v H%.s, lt' en- ilrp5P''r ' ns,., I'S:; *, .Y,,,.,
10. Echh.ret. I'D. ! l.caer IA. Total, 7Sa.
Chippewa !lscrhsrh ~, lariGolm..s l4a Rose,
Mh'rSO jung IN i D'ch'r, la loellnr
l05. r,LAa.dt 80 b. lccker, l3a. Ioinl, ssi, 81.
on ,ar'r home alley, on Friday night III. Fl,,
b,,h tI.h tram defeated he Newark =. G. bowler,
In TIE Athlete iragu. games The scores
Ncwnra \ T.. nlaGssi. iSs' Hal..,. i,s Austin.
- N.la', lao ul2zaga, 100, Total. 7s7.
IJE,nc,a Cllh NoreIi. ~ KiInt, - Hunu,ns
40 Nan, 'c'. lArg 20, Total 'H'.
>'sal. 4 = madssr ?os h"l~y ,aS AnNn.
ing. $50 Kan l6' LAM iol. Total SO
NeyA'k \ { badger "a nal,t} ica Austin.
rtsarih Cllh Mrrr'li IL. KLINE. l'C Hunt.
IVY. 60 har. 'o> lNnc. jsa. Total. s5i
,rc cuardp'ou ,nlsat. ( GO TOW Icrs checked ,nt
var.ug s'-cot ~ ~ SsaN rs 4 .IoIu,ou 'o,,r rf
ilrc's alleys ,rNrrds, rrunrr'. t~-'catrc : .
MOODS 'a'' h'nt Iiad" Association tnuru"m'r,
,r>r .,ur
National lrNd ,%unIani IoNul'v - Ssurdp.
az g / N""H. So" So'1'o, '3e h,u,'r '"u. Io
u,rc, & ca. Darius. 100 Gah'c. 40 Sam :,
81 lis'nS 80 KohtfSor. il- TuAl rs.
M',.ck a c. Darius, l.o Carl, ~ Samrl,
~. lielns i4n Robertson 80 lo'Al 6at
r,ns.ck iea. Parker, lsS tishn. los Brock. ~,
Total 10.
National Lad oompsny-ToWnisy. ief saun.
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The O.ford.Ianbrtdge boat Race.

Special Cas!S Dsipdlch 10 THR SuS.
IoNpoN. Jan. "a Tho Cambridge
,oat race will take place on March ~.