Evening star., 1901-12-04
BASKET BALL.
Y. NJ. G. A. Defeat CAROLS Through
Goal From Field.

Y. NJ. G. A. Defeat CAROLS Through
Goal From Field.
A large number Of hilarious rooters saw
the crack team Of the Carroll Institute bow
down in defeat to the quintet from the Y.
NJ. c. A last evening in the formers gym
nasium by the tight score of 10 to o. 1t
was an exciting game from start to finish.
The home team outplayed the visitors in
the first half and managed to score tai
lies to the association boys 8.
With the score 8 to 3 against them the
visitors started the second half with rush
that was unexpected by the home team. and
by good, steady team work they not only
kept the CAROLS from making q score, but
overcame their lead and captured the game.
With but two short minutes Of play, James
received the ball by beautiful pass. and
by following it up with a superb throw for
goal from the center OF the court saved
the game for the association boys.
Thompson was the star performer for the
home team. having three goals to his credit.
The Y. NJ. c. A. scoring was done by James
and Mueller. the former having two field
goals to his credit and the later a goal
from field and a goal from free pass.
Brutal Boxing Exhibition.
Tommy Feltz. who has been touring the
country claiming the bantam weight cham
pionship. was last night numerically
Of Baltimore. In the latter city. 1t was a
rough-and-tumble fight from the beginning.
both boys fouling. but Feltz was the chief
offender, and in the thirteenth round was
disqualified.
In almost every round after the first Tip
man had Feltz on Queer street, and several
times the bell saved Tommy from knock
out. Tipman was the heavier of the two,
and this is his first battle with frst-ciass
man. If he had had the ring experience
and generalship he could have put Feltz out
in five or six rounds.
Feltz's face was almost beaten to pulp
while Tipman left the ring with hardly q
scratch.
Only 81 300 for Jean Beraud.
The Woodard and shanklin horse sales
closed at Lexington. KY, yesterday, 107
horses bringing $4,000. During the sale
$50 horses were sold for SIS, 1856, an average
of about $215 per head.
The stallion Jean Beraud, by His High
ness. the property Of William C. Whitney,
and one of few horses which formed his
original stable, brought the top price Of
the day and Of the sale, T. +. Dolan buying
him for $1,000.
Levant WheeImen Election.
At the monthly meeting Of the Levant
wheelmen last night. the yearly report OF
the secretary was read, showing the club
to be in a more prosperous condition than
ever before. Six members were elected.
The house committee will give a smoker
December 10. The election of officers result
ed as follows: President, Frank A. Dunn;
vice president. Theo. /. Beuchert: CORES
ponding secretary. NJ. C. Walker; financial
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VIM. Brearley; cap
tain. e. 8. Byrns lieutenant, John L. Nc
Cabe: executive committee. Horace B.
Fryer, Chas. Grace and Lee L. Herrell.
Chevy Chase Club Election.
The Chevy Chase Club yesterday after
noon reelected the officers and committees
as follows: Messrs. Thomas Nelson Page,
president: Frank Lee Denny. vice presi-
dent Clarance Moore. master OF hounds:
Charles ]. Bell. treasurer. and George How
ard. secretary. Green committee Messrs
Frank Lee Denny, chairman: Ormsby Nc
Cannon, N. 8. Simpkins, F. Oden Horst
man and w. NJ. Gray. House committee
Messra. A. B. Legare, chairman; F. e.
Chaplin. Montgomery Blair. r. g. Chiffon.
jr., and r. B. Loring. :,
The following were reelected for q term
of three years as members OF the board Of
governors: Messrs. Frank Lee Denny
L.arence Moore. Nathaniel 81 Simnkins ana