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New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. Is (specaD.-Wheat to-day lost 1lzc
and to-nght's prices almost &c under the close
/ OF week ago. The market is almost &c under
the nigh price OF three weeks ago. May opened at
793s sold between 1885 7s and closed at Ts1sc;
! July closed at ISIS. The appearance OF heavy
/ SHOWS all over the winter wheat belt started the
! break. A great deal Of selling by Cudahy Patten
and others accelerated 1t. The decline caught stop
loss orders. 1t looked finally as If every interest
was selling. The SHOWS put end to the cold
wave fears and stop the dry weather talk
Gables were up some. but their influence gone
when IL learned that the Liverpool advance
was talk OF war duty Primary receipts were
last years-44OOO0 bushels against 100000
bushels. the Northwestern cars, oil against 245.
Clearances were $4,000 bushels. The seaboard to-
night reports 40 loads export. Nillers bought
40 900 bushels here Australian shipments were large
9l6OO0 bushels. Some increase In the visible sup
ply is expected Monday. About the only demand to-
day was from shorts and against privileges.
Corn prices lost 1l4c. and closed about the bot
tom. 1t made S15c break for the week and a. de-
cline Of almost Sc from the high point from De-
cember. May opened at &c. sold between 6314c and
61Isc. and closed at 61ssc sellers: July closed at
61Ssc; September at 6oAc bid. There was very
heavy selling by the Southwest and the South
western markets lost more than this did An i'm
portant feature was heavy selling by Patten sun
posed to be the putting out of hedges in corn
against his oats holding. which ne is apparently
not selling Receipts were small. "a cars with los
for Monday. Samples were about as weak as the
futures; little export business was done 30 COO
bushels. The seaboard reported loads
Oats lost 1sc to 1c, and closed at the bottom
May sold from 45hc 10 4c, and closed at the latter
July closed at 39c. Apparently there was no effort
by the Patten bull interests to nuudate There
was. however scattered selling through commission
people. There good deal OF covering In r1l,,
There was no improvement in the seaboard de-
mand. Bids still about 1ec of line Rece,nts
were 107 cars; the estimate for Monday 115 Oats
prices tonight off about 2lc for the week ard
are off about 3l3c from the top.
Flax prices were unchanged, although Drl,th
was up some Cash closed at 81 eSlS and 81 10 May
81 Il. There 81 cars of seed AT tha 49,
points. against 81 last year.
Provisions yielded a little with the graf, ma
kets pork off 10c; lard and ribs OFF 2ILc To 30 IT
were nrm; receipts west $4,000. against 1900 last
year There has been some improvema,t 80 -
in the cash lard demand The Cudahvs annsar
inclined TO give lard support
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
THE RACETRACK.
TWO TRACK RECORDS BROKEN.
WHEN JESSIE JARBoE LOWERED THE TIME
FOR A MILE AND SIXTEENTH
MCANN WAS SUSPENDED.

New-Orleans. Jan. 25.-Sevoy- cantered of with
the Cotton Selling Stakes, worth ST. $50 to the win
ner to-day. and incidentally lowered the seven fur
long track record to 126. The big spriuter went TO
the front at his leisure. opened up a big gap and
Won as he pleased. He the only successful
ffavorite OF the day. Light showers fell in the
forenoon. but the track fast. The stewards
ana horses, pending investigation of the per-
1of manceS of the horse Judge Steadnan. Jessie
Jarboe lowered the track record for a mile and q,
slXteenth to 1:46l2 in her race, and the stewards
promptly suspended Jockey McCann who rode the
mare yesterday. when she was beaten badly in an
maries:
neId) IL to 3 Sir F1orian. 107 (Dominick
second; Garter Ban. 104 (Brennan) third Time.
I.fl5e: The Bronze Demon, Lovabe, Free Admission.
Juanetta and Noantine also
Second three oue-half furlongsJ-Frank Rice
no e. Jonesl. won: Computation, I15 CR Will
ians) II to s. second Dark Planet 40 (R. Brown) IL
70 ., third Time O:i3. Tom Maybin. Halcyon Dale and
. Third tseIling: and one-haIr milesl-Mator
iansr JOG o. Miller), TO l. won; Campus 102 Minderl
% 70 second; Admetus. 105 IT. DEAN. to 1. third
Time 2:3I. Dandy H. and Judge Steadman also
ssv race C3tion Selling Stakes seven fuTiongs1
II Dean) TO l, second; Velma Clark S6 (Boyd) f6 to
l. third Time. 26. Eva Rice Scarlet Lily. o Hagen.
Fifth race Oandicap; one-sxteenth mies)-
Jessie Jarboe. 30 Iouden), Reseda 80 &c.
Thompson). l. second Johnnie McCarey. sc GIet-
gssonl . TO 2 third Time 1;i61a. Intrusive and Ben
Sixth race (sx furlo1gs)-Gala Day. Or. Murphy
o 20 l. won Ante Up. 80 C. Thompson). to l. second
Echodale. 1o4 Q1indsey). 10 /, third Time. 1:14
Pseon Post Small Jack. Bangalore Woodstock, nniscara
o
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
BAD FOR FAVORITES.
CLOSEST FINISH WAS IN LAST RACE-HUR-
DIE EVENT A PROCESSION.

San Francisco. Jan. 25.-Favorites Jared badly at
Oakland to-day. field of six TO the post for
the Lissak Handicap. the feature Of the pro-
gramme. with Diderot and Corrigan about equal
favorites. Both finished outside the money Muresca
set the pace, but Janice took command in the
stretch and looked like winner until she swerved
near the finish Jackson brought Eonic up on the
INSIDE, SnG she won in a drive by a head. The
closest finish OF the day in the last race.
Marcato: who receded from to TO to l. gained a
nose victory over Nellie Forest. The hurdle event
was procession. Duke of York III winning by fifty
lengths from Mazo. while Solano was a distant
thlrd- Spry Lark bumped Loyal s., causing him TO
tall out Harrison escaped injury. Inc summary:
First SELLING: hve-eighths Of a mile)-Chandoo
u % IConnor. 10 l. Dwight Way. 1i9 CTroxIer)
70 J. second; Breton. 122 tCoHley third Time
i;;o41i Baltest Annie Max. John H Carr Claus
MAJOR Bird. The Maniac and Angeleno also
nesl-Duke OF York H. 14s CMattlerJ 5. won: Maso
lSo IFeters) to second: Soano, 12S OHggns TO l.
thIrd Time, 2;4s Spry Lark and Loyal $. also ran.
1hlrd race tone-haf mile(-Sylva Talbot, O'Con-
0hd' Dotterel. 1OI Il. Jacksorl. third Time
Dol irish Lassie, High Chancellor Prestoceus
~ Fourth race G-Issak Handicap; one mle)-Eonc 1o2
oLd; Muresca, S5 tWinsletO 10 l. third Time 45&
Dderot. COrrigan and The Pride also ran
FHth race selling; eleven-sSteenths a mle)-Beren-
Cos lI3 (McGinn). TO !, won SereenwelI Lake 1O1
third Time, I'LL. Eldred. ScintiIlate Koens Cas-
GALE John Welch, Intrada and Clarea also ran.
skin race selling: threequarters of mile)-Sarcato
5O9 (SuLmanl 10 s. won; Nellie Forest IO4 O2edfern
11e% Sea Lion. Cousin Carrie. Ben Ledi. Clarando
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
WILLIAMS DOING GOOD WORK.

Williamstown, Mass, Jan. 25-Some excellent
athletic work done by the students of williams
College at the annual winter indoor meet of the
Williams College Athletic Association this after
noon. The events resulted follows:
Thirty-aye-yard dash-Won by Cove 'O3: Blackmer
'o3. second; ONeiii. 03. third. Time 0:o4zs
Haf-mle novice-Won by Belknap 'O5: IAderer O3
second; Stern 'O5. third. Time 230 80 ~
Thirty-hye-yard hurde-Won by Backmer 'O3: Pea
body, '04. second; Ward. '04. third. Time O:o4@s
one-mle run--Won by Miner. o4; Dorr. 'o2, second
Relay Qeo4 leo5)-won by 1904
Relay (902 l9O3)--Won by 1892
Running high 1ump-Won by Lewis O6 Biackmer '03
second; Muir, 'O4, third Height. feet II inches
Pole vault-Tie between Peabody '04 and Squire '04
a 10 feet. "
Shot put-won by Huggins 'o4: Boyce os second:
Carr. '02. third. Distance. 35 feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
NEW STATE GOLF LEAGUE.

Another important association seems likely TO be
added to next seasons list of golf leagues On
Tuesday a meeting is 10 be held at the Baltimore
Country Club the scene Of the open championship
of 1899 to organize a State golf league for Mary
land The step is in line with the present tendency
toward sclidhcat.on along State boundaries. and
when carried 10 its end will probably result in
limiting entries in the national championships to
those qualifying in the championships of the
smaller leagues. The golfers Of Maryland are in
cordial sympathy with the idea, and hourishing
league is promised.
A. P Knapp, chairman OF the golf committee of
the Baltimore Country Club. has been appointed
temporary chairman OF the State Golf Association
committee. II the plan goes through several MEM
bers OF the Baltimore club have promised TO give
silver cup, be used q challenge trophy, end
70 90 outright 10 the club whose members hrst win
Il three times The first championship tournament
will probably take place on the Baltimore links.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
S,pPy9YRgIS S,pyYg
DpORTSF1fN'
GOLF.
woMEN'S METROPOLITAN GOLF Asso
CATION TO HOLD ANNUAL MEET
ING ON TUESDAY.

The first big meeting to consider golhng legisIa-
day. when the Womens Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tion will hold its annual session at No East
Ninth-st. Questions OF more than usual Importance
will come before the delegates; Eleven OF the most
prominent clubs in this section of the country are
70 be arranged in classes and schedule of inter
club matches prepared, covering the entire season.
In addition. q date and place for the annual ind-
vidual championship to be named and other
questions Of interest discussed
The nominating committee has named the follow
ing ticket, which will probably elected: For
president. Mrs. w Fellowes Morgan. Baltusrol Golf
Club: vice-presdent. Mrs William Shipper. Morris
County Golf Club; secretary, Miss Ruth Underhi
Nassau Country Club; treasurer, Miss F. E. Wick
ham, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. and additional
member Of the executive committee. Mrs. Albert E
Paterson. Richmond County Country Club
The meeting marks the beginning of the associa-
tons third season The first year the team cham
pionship was won by the Morris County Golf Club.
and last year by the Baltusrol Golf Club. The in
dly1dual championship for both years has been held
hy Miss GenevieVe Hecker. who IS also the ma
tfonal champion. The team championship for 1902
WIFI begin In April and continue until November.
The same policy will be followed in the arrange
tnsTol Essex County, Nassau. Morris County, Ards
lev and Shinnecock were Included IN Class A. ana
Pfchmond County Harbor Hill, Powelton, Engle-
wood and Apawamis in Class B. Each class viii
have its own series Of matches, and the champion
shin title Will be awarded in each
according to the secretarys report TO be present
ed 10 the delegates the final standing OF the year
Just ended is
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
WEST SIDE ATHLETIC CLUB NOTES.

The West Side Athletic Club. which has one
of the largest athletic teams in training in the
metropolitan district. has entered it's entire team
in the Knickerbocker Athletic Club carnival of
sports at Madison Square Garden February &
The following the entries from that club:
NJ Block. S. May. c. w. Boynton. c. Heiberg and
9. Landness, So-yard run; I F. J. Corley' H. W.
II. Dawson. Thomas ]. Murray and d. NJ. DAILY.
+0-yard run: Z. NJ. Carrette. II. Hoffer. ]. Della
j. Mccann. ]. ]. Mclaughlin. z. Pratchett. G.
Langenbacher and B. Hoffman, a4o-yard novice; A
Bocca, 60-yard novice; J. Cronin, three-mile run;
r. Ryan and D. oConnell. 5s-pound weight; W.
Beckman and w. II. Quinn, 16-pound shot; w. H
Quinn. Harry Sperling and ]. F. DAILY, running
high jump. and James Bresnan, 16-pound shot.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
NO NEW MATERIAL YET.
PENNSYLVANIA WILL SUGGEST THAT SEC
oND CREW MEN ROW IN SECOND CREW.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Philadelphia. Jan. 25.-Pennsylvania's track team
had their second series Of indoor this morn
ing on the covered track and. considering the raw
weather. the performances fair. although
they brought out no new men OF any prominence.
The best work was done by the distance runners.
Irvine orton winning the half in a in 2l5.
and Longstreth taking the mile in 45S. The sum-
maries follow:
hundred and twenty-yard Chandicap)-First
eat won y Hammer % yards): Pulaski (scratch)
SSnae; 90 Second heat by Lansfeld % yards):
smith % YARDS, second: time 0:27. By
De Isle 90 yardsl Woodward Is yards second; time
0:zo1s Final heat won by Hammer; De Lisle. second
Langteid third; Smith. fourth: time, 0:28tS.
One-Tnie handicap-Won by Longstfeth yards):
re Stewart q yard second; Russell Cscratch) third Clark
third: Abbott fourth. Time, 215
Pennsylvania seems to be in q suggestive mood
this week. and Thomas Reath. chairman OF the
rowing committee. will propose at the meeting
oL the hudson River regatta stewards, at which
tnere VIII be representatives from Pennsylvania
cornell and Columbia, that the second crew race
between these colleges be restricted to men who are
really second crew material He proposes to do
twelve OF Its best for its varsity eight
@ ano Iour ana TO have the other candidates COM
This year, according TO the rule governing the
second crew race. Billy" Gardiner EisenbreY and
zane, OF the Henley crew, and Jackson substitute
Tor the same. eligible for the second crew race
II is seen that Pennsylvania IN making the sugges-
ton does not do SO for any underhand reason but
merely because she thinks that the carrying of
the suggestion would be the best thing for rowing
at the colleges interested.
Pennsylvania cricket candidates will begin train
ing on February TO- the same day as the baseball
games that will be held in the Academy of Music
here on February n, said to-day that IL had been
Pennsylvania would meet in a four-n1ile relay race
at those sports.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
NASH Way NOT ROW

stephen p Nash, one of the best oarsmen IN Co
lumbia viii, 1t is expected. be debarred from row.
ing by the faculty committee on athletics because
OF the rule which provides that man NAV not
represent a university for than four years in
athletics For three years now Nash has been a
member OF the crew. and 1t has lately been renem-
he put the l6-pound shot In the games with Prince.
ton. This makes him a competitor in athletics for
four years and In consequence. by the present rule
he will not be able to at Poughkeepsie this
season. ~
There is some hope. however. of the faculty COM
mlttee considering the adoption of a rule whereby
the four year regulation will apply 10 men Compel,
ing only in one major sport, and that the fact of
a mans having taken part in track athletics in
his freshman year would not initiate against his
rowing four years later. The absanca of Nash
would be a serious one.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
BASKETBALL.
PRINCETON oUTCLAssEs COLUMBIA IN THE
SECOND INTERCOLLEGIATE GAME

Princeton N. J., JAN % (SpeciaD.-Princeton de-
feated Columbia to-day in the second intercolIe-
gate basketball game by a score of "A to ~ The
Tigers completely outclassed the visitors in team
work and throwing goals. The first half went
through without foul being called on either tea m
but in the second half Princeton was penalized
four times for this offence and Columbia five times
Wrightson and Whitehouse, for Princeton and
Earle for Columbia. did the best Individual work
The score:
Princeton Positions C,oIumb,s
Mccoy. Wrightson Forwards. Earle Mckay Elias
Nhltehouse centre. Goodman Marston
Roper; Langdon: Guards o'Connell Tyler
3; Young l. Roper. /; Earle. g. Mckay l. Goals from
Fould-Langdon. Referee-Riley. Trenton Time OF
halyes-Twenty minutes. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
SEVENTY-FIRSr REGIMENT GAMES.

BIG CROWD WITNESSES THE CONTESTS AT THE
ARMoRY LAST NIGHT.
The annual games of the list Regiment were held
at the armory last night.
The mile bicycle easy victory for
G. H. King, who the scratch man. He also
the two mile bicycle race. The SSO-yard run
for the championship Of the regiment by
G. p. Fitzgerald. a Company man. in exciting
nresent be enfTv list Sas arpe end b
well contested. The summaries follow:
one-rnile bicycle race Candlcap)-won by G. H. King.
Company (scrateh) J. Mnnaush. Company 90 yards.
1fG9Hda THe. ass J. AOre''er Company 80 yard' third
sixty -Hve-yard dash tnovce)-won by W. r. Tutt
-Four hundred and forty yards 0eayy marching Order
SSpeHy n BY ag'e &c o4gty l. O. h
S g sf05 ehsmpOpshlp
Has:sy company second; II. A6bells Company G.
High High 'gsmDmWon by T. pO%Sdaney SaE Company
Company (5 inches). second; W. r. Tut, Company K
Obstacle Gwo iaps)-won by P. B, Mecahill. Com
Pany I; 4 Rabing Company Pnyy D. second; P. H. Moore
s1tyTdvsTyaEd sae sssmw9p by .Sg BSyntOs
6s3s %fshf fine s0@easy h.
Nile M run ?hsndcaPnwOn by F. * Hpssy Company
ond James GOodsei Company Cs5 yards third Time.
Two hundred and -twenty-yard qandlcapl-w0n by
COMPANY qa yaEdst second R. Tut Company
s ysds YARD gard racswon by S pool.y
and 9. w. Boynton Company X: p; B. McCahnl and
r. X. Hussey, Company l. second; p Wendt and III.
Rablng. Company d. third. Time. 900.
Evan, Company feeD actual put 81 IT. In. ]. n.
Desbrow Company G. g feeD. actual put 30 IT. IN,
second: p. H. Moore. Company c II teeO, actual put
81 in, third.
Two-niIe bicycle (handsap)-Won by G.. II. King
Company (scratch); J. Munnaugh Company 1 900
yards second; r J. Albretor. Company l. QO5 yards)
third Time. 6:22S.
Sixty-hve-yard dash (handcap)--won by H. Jac-
uun. Company 90 feetl; ]. NJ. Bvan, Company
"a feet, second; W. R. Tut, Company 40 feep
third Time, o:OI1s.
wo-hundred-snd-twenty-yar hurdle handicapl--won
by r. b. McCahill, Company l tscratchl: II. f. David
xou 10 yards), second; s. II Joaquin, Com
many c * yards). third. Time, O:261s
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
TRAP SHOOTING.
MARSHALL WINS JANUARY CUP AT BAY
RIDGE

splendid weather favored the contestants at the
lesceht annette Clubs traps at Bay Ridge yes
'eIuay- Ihere were twelve contests. and some ex-
ceiient scores were made by the EXPERT shots en-
tered IL was the last days shoot for the January
up ana the attendance was good 1t was fifty
niro shoot, as usual, and Bedford won it with a.
tuii score. In the former shoots Marshall had
-N"uo Two run scores. which added yesterdays
mace him winner of the cup by six birds Three
teams OF two each shot for the Sykes Cup. Mar
snail and Lowell NJ. Palmer won with a score of
A, the others teing at 49,
With full score Of twentv-fve birds rsedrord
won trophy match against w w Marshall and
TN n Il. Srlgham He also a fifteen bird match
agailiSt ai & tne same men. Brigham fifteen bird
tt tropny with a score of ID He also two special
a"ehIy-dLVe bird matches against J. Skelly scoring
Is and p respectively also two more ffteen bird
eG srophy ny matches. scoring 1S and H. In twenty
nVe plrd trophy match w. O'Brien won with a full
score OF %, with Chapman second: and J. SkeIlv
won won another twenty-five bird trophy, scoring "a
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUSE.1
New-Haven Jan. 25.-Various reports from Bos-
ton that have appeared this week referring to a
'hitch" in Yale Harvard arrangements for next
year vigorously denied here. Instead of there
being any trouble from Yale because, as has been
stated Yale will not agree to eligibility ar
rangement." exactly the opposite is true. Pre-
vious to the Harvard game last year Yale de-
sired TO arrange some common eligibility tribunal
TO which both parties could make protests, but Har-
ward persstently refused TO agree to any such
method. claiming that Harvard did not need a
eonservator" in her eligibility affairs. SO evident
has been the need since then that all Yale men
who know how matters have stood have been
unanimous in stating that Harvard has been slow
to accept necessary reform.
Yale leaders, 1T may be said, have for some time
been anxious TO bring about eligibility commit
tee, controlling both colleges and perhaps more.
but thus far have found Harvard unwilling TO
make such a change. Though. morally. Yale might
nave the right to make such agreement part of
the contract between the two universities for this
year, 1t is probable that Yale will not insist. but
viii enter into any agreement that Harvard wants.
1t is not regarded here at all probable that an
other season will such unusual eligibility condi-
tons last fall did.
A good many Yale undergraduates and graduates
take a firm grasp OF the intercoIegiate situation
and bring about harmony of purposes ana man
that Walter Camp. Yae's athletic adviser, has for
years been desirous OF bringing about such thing,
1t does not look il Yale would make any
changes this year in her adopted athletic policy.
and VIII not enter any such race as is proposed
at Annapolis If the Annapolis races are held. Yale
crew only that has been sent South. and
varsity boat. Just now, when the athletic sched
TOT @ next year are nelng WORKED up, genera
Die that any marked changes are TO be instituted.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
"a CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK."
YOUNG HANLAN GIVES PROMISE OF BE-
COMING AN EXPERT oARsMAN

Edward Hanlan, coach of the Columbia crews
hopes TO perpetuate his rowing skill in the person
or his son. Edward Gordon Hanlan, an eleven-year-
old boy, who is now taking almost daily practice
WIFI the Columbia oarsmen. He weighs about
enty-hve pounds but despite his small stature and
Iack OF weight he goes down every day to the
Columbia rowing room and there. in regulation
tune. gets the rowing machine and swings his
sweep in fine style.
When the oarsmen begin work he gets in the shell
with them, and although the stroke may be fast
hahian puck1ly follows it with skill that delights
MS rather. He feathers and performs in a manner
iar Detter than most OF the freshmen and consider
ing his weight. on favorable basis with that of
the varsity
AFTER Hanlan rows several miles under the drec-
ton or his father who shouts instructions to him
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
SKATING.
DISQUALIFIED AT CLERMON1
AVENUE RINK.

sINNIRUD DISQUALIFIED AT CLERMONT
AVENUE RINK
Lively interest manifested In the skating
races decided at the Clermont Avenue Rink IN
Brooklyn. last night The half mile handicap hnaI
was postponed from Friday night The race was a
pretty one from the crack OF the pistol the three
scratch men finishing close together. A L. Jones
was the winner. with H. p Mcdonald second and
Peter Sinnirud third The mile handicap also
tinrnished an exciting struggle Peter Snnirud fin
ished first but was disqualified for fouling Swan
In the last lap. Saroney finished second and Jones
third; The one mile Glass B handicap went to
j. Mllkman The summarize:
Half mile Ghandicap)-Won by A. L. Jones (scratch): :
Cscretch). third. Time. :26.s.
One mile (handicapl-Won by w w swan go yards);
A. saroney go yards) second; A. L. Jones (scratch)
third. Time. 3O2+S.
One mile (handicap. Glass B)-won by J. Milkman
(60 YARDS. third. Time S192s.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
OPEN JOURNEYS AT MYoPIA.

The Myopia Hunt Club has made a change IN
the dates Of its spring tournaments. announced
d few days ago. The first open tournament to
which all members of the United States Golf As
soeiation viii be eligible, Will be held on May IT.
and the second on May "a Another open tourna-
nent win take place on June IA, 1s and II. An
tournament for October 2. and 4. Herbert Leeds.
who compiled the schedule. is at Aiken. where
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

and goes out to the swimming pool. where. with
the freedom and skill of a duck he plunges and
romps around the large tank When he has had his
MI OF this he goes upstairs TO the running track
and trots half a dozen laps until he is in a fine
glow.
When springtimes comes Hanlan will take his
son and boat him In special shell on the Harlem
River When he is old enough he expects TO send
him to Columbia. there to make the varsity crew
and after that he hopes that the skill which he has
displayed az champion Of the world may continue
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
sAGER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Jan. 25.-In the New-York
State championship skating races this afternoon
there two fine contests. in both of which
Sager. of Newburg, defeated Swan, the champion
of Greater New-York. Results:
Five-me (New-York State championship)-F. r. sager
Nevturg, first; w. w. Swan. y. Y. A c. Harry
Galbrach, Poughkcepsc, third. Time. Il 60 Is.
One mile open--Same order first Time 8:l7 Is