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Virginia won by a score Of "a to 8. The
featurue was Coleman's pitching.

featurue was Coleman's pitching.
The Harvard athletic committee has sane
toned a game Of lacrosse between Harvard
and team made cup OF UNDERGRADUATES
from Oxford and Cambridge. This contest
viii be the first international one In the his
tory of college lacrosse.
Charles Davis won his second victory
Thursday night In the cushion carom Dill
Hard tournament for amateurs at Maurice
Days, New York, and holds first place
without having lost a game. His oppo-
nent was F. Hill. who was defeated by
score Of 125 to 103. after appearing In the
earlier stages to have good chance OF
winning. ..
The executive committee Of the Princeton
Athletic Association has selected the fol-
lowing men to represent Princeton IN the
intercollegiate cross-country meet 70 pc
held in New York on November 20: r. W.
Williams. s. Root, r. A. Williams, ].
Heard R. Valzat, 1904; A H. Rutherford,
R. C. Howard. 1905 j. M. Bower. 1904,
was elected assistant manager OF the basket
ball team.
Prof. Marston Taylor Bogert Of the facul-
ty committee on athletics in Columbia Uni
versity won first prize Tuesday at the raii
handicap tennis tournament. fro1. bosert
was formerly controller OF reports at the
university. His opponent In the final round
was A Rosenberg. who had plus 10 nan,
result was GA, 49, 81, so.
The International lacrosse game between
and Cambridge undergraduates VIII De
played at Cambridge, Mass, about class
day next year. The year following Harvard
will send team to England to play re-
turn match. The English team will proba-
bly, play teams Of other universities
throughout the country during its visit.
Willie Hoppe, the boy billiardist made
his debut at Paris Wednesday against st.
Pereira, a third-rate Spanish player, who
won by 9S out of $50 points In a balk-Ine
game The result was no test OF the rela-
tive merits of the players Experts con-
slider that Hoppe has great future. HIS
style resembles that of Schaefer and Ives.
and his touch is most delicate He Is
sure to draw there when he shows hts real
form
The team of Philadelphia cricketers that
will visit England next season and try con-
illusions with the combined amateur and
professional strength Of the leading coun-
tries chosen by the executive committee or
the Associated Cricket Clubs Of -Philadel-
phia is as follows: F. H. Bates, F. H. Bob
len, r. D. Brown, P. H. Clark. e. M. Gre
gar, N. T. Graves, H. A. Haines. T. c. Jor-
dan, j. B. king, J. A. Lester. P. N. LIE
Roy, C. c. Morris, G. s. Patterson, j. H.
Scattergood, A. NJ. Wood
It is novel experience for the eastern
bowlers to see all Of the coveted records
which they have had a monopoly on for
years gradually slipping away from their
Of the country, says tho Chicago Inter
Ocean. Ben Stell annexed the record for
high scoring, 300. the limit count in the ten
pin game, while Chris. Becker OF Engle-
wood holds the three-gams average marx
at 247 %. The Caiunsets OF Cleveland
weeks ago. when they averaged Loss In
lee tournament. and the only record
that the New Workers. can now boast Of is
that Of the Empires, HOS. IN q single game.