Evening star., 1901-03-18
General sports.

called. cleveland Leader.
General sports.
Harvard and Yale have challenged OK
ford and Cambridge for g regular set OF
track games. to be held In New York early
next July. The challenge was sent last
week. and answer by cable is expected In q
few days.
The Lackey horse sale at Cambridge City.
Ind, closed Saturday. The sales aggre-
gated $125,000, an average of $3.50 per horse
The best sale of Saturday was Effle Powers.
a PAGER, 20S1a, which was bought by Car.
Lynn of Clinton. Ind. for $1,000.
The secretary Of the Kentucky Trottine
Horse Breeders Association states thai
more than 1000 entries have been received
for the Kentucky futurity, and he predicts
that lists on the way will increase the fig
ure to more than LOO. The record lasi
years was 1,4S5 entries. The entries closed
at midnight on Friday.
A dispatch from Ellsworth, Me-, says thc
greater portion of the crew of the Belmont
cup defender will be Maine sailors, twenty
two having been selected by Capt. Rhoades
Six of the number sailed on the Columbia
two years ago. while the rest have all hao
experience i'm handling boats and sails. tn,
men expect to leave for Bristol some tim,
next month.
were taken I'm the organization OF a new
national golfers association, which will b.
very democratic. and will give a member
ship to every golf player desiring a mem
bership. The movement is the result of tn
refusal OF the United States Golf Associa
tion to give the Toledo Golf Club a mem
bership on the ground that it uses a publ
golf links.
Michigan won a decided victory over Chi
cago at Ann Arbor Saturday night by
score OF 55 to IL in the track athletic meet
ing, which was held In Waterman gym
nasium. large gathering OF enthusiast,
people was present. and they howied lustil,
when Capt. Howard Hayes broke tn,
worlds half-mile running record by / Il
seconds. HE time was minutes and ::
seconds. He ran unpaced.
At Ithaca. n. Y. Coach Courtney took
practice on the inlet for the first time this
season. The eight was made up as follows
Stroke. Robbins; No. z. Rhodes: 6. Ballin-
ger; 8, kuske; 4. Van Alstyne; 3, Petty:
Van Derhoef: bow. Osborne: coxswain
Long. The men splashed much at first
but after two or three trials they rowed ii
good form and the coach was much pleased
The six-day go-as-you-please race whici
began in Industrial Hall. Philadelphia a.
midnight on Sunday. March 10. was endes
Saturday night last. OF the twenty-fous
original starters only thirteen finishes8
Click won by six miles. with Barnes, tn
sixty-year-old G.. A r. pedestrian. second
Hogelman, who was ordered OF the tract
Friday by the police surgeon. was wheeles
around the track in a rolling chair. He has
made 375 miles. The final score was: Q.ick
4S5 miles: Barnes, 479; Tracey, 46S: Cavnn-
augh. 451: Dean. 400: Golden, 800; Hart
314; Clifford 800; Shied. 295; Loeiin, 2GS
McTage, 2ss; Noremae, $50; wintasch. Isss
The Yale Law School base bali nine vii
take a trip to the south during the Easter
nj x-irQ fha foil r~fsao z..I.
games: April 4. Manhattan College. IN New
York: April s. Washington Coiiege. Ches-
tertown. Md; April 9, Howard University
University. at Lewisburg. Pa; April 10
villanova College. at villanova. Pa.