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New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
A NEW CAT CLUB FORMED.
IT WILL TRY To JOIN THE VARIOUS
CLUBS OF THE COUNTRY IN ONE
ORGANIZATION.

Az meeting OF cat breeders in the assembly
room OF Madison Square Garden yesterday the At
Iautic Cat club was formed. a constitution was
adopted and officers elected as follows; President
Colonel Mann. New-York; vtce-Presidents. Mrs
Helen A. Mix: Mrs. F. Hofstra. Garden City. Long
Island. Mrs r. NJ. Gladd,ng Memphis; Mrs. L.
Champion, Staten Island, and C. G. Brown, Cleve-
land: treasurer. George Rowland. Jersey City; sec
retaries. +. y. Barker and Or. H Ottolengui, New
York. The officers. with Miss NJ. Champion. Mrs
NJ. b. Thurs,on. OF Newport and T. Farrer. OF
Orange. y J.. will constitute the executive com
mittee OF the club The ambition OF the organizers
is 10 rival the Cat Club OF London. There are two
other clubs IN this country the Pacific Cat Club
or San Francisco and the Reresford Cat Club.
Of ChicaSo
one Of The objects OF the club will be the promo
tou Of the breeding o: high class cats f y.
Barker OF the moving spirits of the new club.
Is confident that cat breeding on fancy hles cdh
De made as popular in this country as II Is IN Eng
land In the last London show. held in crystal
Palace. he said there were nearly twelve hundred
entries In the various classes The organizers or the
Atlantic club plan TO bring about the malgamation
OF American cat clubs under the name OF the
American Kennel Club. That the cat breeding in
dustry is progressing Is shown by the futurity
Kittens 10y the winners I'm tho show Just ended
were sold for months ahead. Al Of the kittens OF
next two years The prices ranged from $5 to $50.
There were a number OF prize cats in the show for
Exhibitors. visitors and officers OF the associa-
tion dndcr whose auspices the poultry show
h"ld united Yesterday in declaring that tho dis
plays had been the best hold In this city. The
financial receipts were satisfactory said the man
ayers. While tho award OF prizes was accompanied
by the usuhl amount Of fault finding on the part
OF of birds. the Judges feel that they have
done we'll could be expected considering the
unusual closeness Of the competition
day. hundreds OF school children the Gar
den 10 look at the chickens. pigeons and cats.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL AND AMERICAN LEAGUES
WILL NOT COMBINE. BUT WILL
WORK IN HARMONY.

Chicago. Jan. lS.-Ban 3. Johnson and A O.
Spalding held conference to-day at which the
baseball situation discussed at considerable
length Mr.. johnson and Mr.. SpaldirE agreed that
II was InadvIsable TO consider amalgamauon OF the
two leagues on any kind Of basis. Mr.. Johnson
stated that the American League circuit was made
up for the year ard that there would be no change
in it in any way. Mr.. Spalding equally en-
phatic in announcing that the present four loyal
clubs Of the National League-Pittsburg Chicago,
Philadelphia and Brookyn-would go through the
intact and would play out four club
schedule II necessary. He expressed the opinion
that there would be the usual number of eight
clubs but not more than eight nor less than four
Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Spalding united in the
opinion that two major league clubs, representing
the larger cities, necessity TO satisfy the pub
ic and both believe that rivalries between these
local clubs OF the two leagues will better satisfy
the baseball patrons in cities where two clubs may
be located.
While both Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Spading
strongly OF the opinion that II IS advisable 20 for
mulate some kind of treaty between the two
leagues that will bring about harmony In the base
oall situation. yet considering INC present nlN'I
condition of National League affairs, IT Is believed
to be inopportune 70 take up this question now
Among other results Of the conference to-day
the suggestion that the respective playing
rules committees Of the National. American and
National Association Of Proi-ss39nal Ha8epal!
Clubs have a joint conference and formulate
uniform code Of playing rules for the coming year
For the purpose OF carrying this into effect Messrs
Johnson and Spalding sent Joint letter to F. T;
Powers. president OF the National Association of
Professional Baseball Leagues. suggesting a, Joht
conference TO formulate uniform code Of playing
rules meet Monday. February 10 at Buffalo.
conferred with Mr.. Spaldng to-day. Mr.. Dreyfuss
announced TO Mr.. Spaldng that he thoroughly ap-
Quoting the baseball controversy and expressed
the utmost confidence IN the ultimate satisfactory
Mr. Spalding left here tonight for Mexico
and Southern California. 70 be absent short 1 tlme
During his absence he will keep In close touch
with the baseball situation.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
4N4TETR ATHLETES MEET.
OF THE \. \. a \. DISCUSS AMEND
MENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.

Representatives Of the executive and advisory
committees of the intercollegiate Amateur Ath-
lotic Association Of America met yesterday after
M the Fifth Avenue Hotel Those present
from the executive committee We're r. \ Mech
ling, OF Pcuusy lvuuiu: g. H. Hooker. Cornell
Charles Gould, Yale; T. Gerrish Harvard: p. W
jameson, Princeton; J. w. DUB Gould. New York
University. secretary and \. B. a Bradley. Column
bia treasurer G. T. Kiry Columbia. and Murdock
Kcrdrict Peursylvania, represented the advisory
committee After the meeting II was said that
several proposed amendments TO the constitution
discussed and approved. and they would be
submitted at the annual meeting OF the associa-
ton. Feb. %.
The following resolution also passed:
Resolved That II is the sense of this meeting that
Article 6 of the constitution docs compel n
member of the intercollegiate Association of ANA
teur Athletes of America holding open meets 10
take jurisdiction over the compel ors entering said
meets other than those from the colleges OF this
association.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
ICE YACHTING.
THE LEROY AGAIN DEFEATED.


Long Branch, Y. j, Jan IS CSpecaD.-Nearly five
hundred ice yachting enthusiasts saw Commodore
D. p Morris's yacht Mildred a second tri-
umph in a sharp contest for the challenge pennant
of the South Shrewsbury Tee Yacht Club this after
noon. The big event the afternoons card
a match race between the Mildred T. f. Taber's
Leroy, holder of the championship, and Charles
Gibbons Baby Ruth The sailed over
the triangular course at Goose Neck in stin
southerly breeze. The distance twelve and
one-half miles.
The Leroy led around the first stake on the
RumsOn shore, with the Mildred only length be
hind and several lengths in front of Baby Ruth.
On making the tack 70 the Shallow Point stake
the Mildred gained and led around the second
stake. She held this position for only short
time however The Leroy slipped in front
second time by sharp play on the part of Captain
Wardell and rounded the home stake four seconds
in advance of the Mildred covering the two and
one-half miles In 1926. The Baby Ruth one
minute and forty-seven seconds behind the Mil
dred.
On the final leg of the second circuit the Mildred
took the lead. making the five miles In 1920, ten
and one-half seconds ahead Of the Leroy. From
this time the end of the the Mildred grad
ually drew away from the champion. The time for
the twelve and one-half miles Mildred 33 :C5
Leroy A:30; Baby Ruth, 37:0).
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
CYCLING.
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS TO WORK FOR
GOOD ROADS.

The following committees have been appointed BY
DR. E V Brendon, in accordance with the resolu-
tions passed at a meeting OF the Automobile Club
of America, the Road Drivers Association. the
Associated Cycling Clubs OF New-YOrk and the
New-York Division OF the League of American
Wheelmen- These committees viii be added 10
other societies appoint their delegates:
On organization and securing delegates from all
allied societies etc. in New-York-Dixie Hines
Associated Cycling Clubs. chairman. No. n Broad
way; S. NJ Butler. Automobile Club. and "AF'
Reeves Road Drivers Association.
on prevention Of flooding of asphalt paveuents
IN summer and sanding same when sippery-AIder-
man Joseph Oatman Associated Cycling Clubs.
chairman. No. 1856 Broadway; J. B. Thompson
New-York Division League OF American Wheel
men: George A Coleman Road Drivers AssOeia-
tion; Frank Eveland. Automobile Club. and z. v,
Brendon. Associated Cycling Clubs
On street signs Manhattan Borough-Judgs
Charles z. Simms. Associated Cycling Clubs, chair
man. No. II Wall-st.; Richard Nelson. Associated
Cycling Clubs (New-York Athletic Club, and
George b Adams. Automobile Club
on Improvement of highways. especially those
giving access 20 the city from the north-A R.
Broadway. 5 5 TOmau. Road Drivers ton,
and George e. Wheeler Associated cycling Clubs.
on ordinances for regulation of traTtiC and en-
forCerneut of same-C. J. Obermayer. chief consul
men. chairman. No. 49S Fifth-ave-, Brooklyn Nor
ris =. Stevens. Automobile Club; r Y. Brendon.
Associated Cycling Clubs; Dr. II H. Kane, Hoad
Drivers Association and William = TOwen, Good
Roads club
1t is expected that these committees will be ready
70 report at a general meeting 70 ne held early IN
lay the various reports before the Mayor and the
proper heads Of departments
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
NASSAU SURE OF CHAMPIONSHIP.

VICE-PRESIDENCY OF THE ASSOCIATION
LIKELY TO GO TO A WESTERN MAN.
Yesterdays developments in the championship
controversy make it evident that If the award does
not go to the Nassau Country Club. Of Glen Cove.
a good many golfers will be sagreeably surprised.
A careful canvass has been going Of the clubs
likely to support the Nassau movement. the result
OF which has been TO bring into line three out OF
the five Southern clubs and all the New-Ensand
organizations. Against this combination II IS not
believed rival movement can prevail
Nassau lost the award last year by single vote.
but this year II has announced it's candidacy early
enough 20 gather In many of the doubtful 'Iubs.
Practically Its only rival will be the Glenview Golf
Club. of Chicago. but :!ie Eastern clubs in
the majority In sympathy with the
idea of selecting a Western links, IL Is believed
that Nassau is already good chosen. The
Western delegates are likely 10 make strong plea
for recognition. but the plan, developed by
the leaders OF the Nassau movement. is to have
Nassau elected. and then TO heal any threatened
breach between the clubs of the two sections by
the election OF Western player to the vtce-presi
denCy OF the association.
the Chicago club. and William Waller. of the On
wentsia club. probably the from whom
choice Will be made This plan II successful. will
doubtless serve 10 defer giving the championship
TO the West for another year at least, and at the
same time will Insure cordial support OF the tour
nament by the prominent Western clubs.
many of which will be expected 10 enter players.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
SOFT ICE on THE NORTH SHREwsBUR

Red Bank. y J.. Jan. IS (SpeciaD.-The North
Shrewsbury River Ice Yacht Club held a regatta
to-day the club course. Il and a half
mile triangle sailed four times The ice soft
and the wind light A large crowd
tracted by the sport.
Although smaller boat and in another class the
Nancy Hanks gave the Daisy. the leader Of the
third class feet. hard race. The Nancy Hanks
reached home first. but her captain neglected TO
cross the line, which gave The race to the Daisy.
The Nancy Hanks. however, the winner in her
own class finishing only fifteen seconds behind the
Daisy. The George, which yesterdays race
defeating the Gillig boat, beaten to-day by
both the Wizard and the Daisy.
On Monday the Scud and the Dreadnaught. boats
of the first class. will be shipped TO Poughkeepse
10 for the challenge pennant OF America
against the Hudson River cub's boats.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
YACHTING.
A LONG ISLAND RACING ASSOCIATION
FORMED.

a
FORMED.
meeting was held Wednesday night az The
Hotel Manhattan by the representatives OF severa!
OF the prominent yacht clubs on the Sound with
the object Of forming yacht racing association
he plan IS for assoCia tiOn composed on the
clubs situated or the west end OF Long Island
Sound to advance yacht racing and secure
closer relationship OF the clubs in that locahV
This project Is fathered by the Norrisania 1achI
Club and at present IS in its infancy Il calls for
at least two combination regattas in the season. II
which 500 in prizes Will be offered
The association Will be governed BY a BODY rep
resentIng and elected by the representative CUBS
each club TO have a voice In accordance with me
number Of members enrolled on ITS BOOKS, gao
representative for each fifty members or traeloH
thereof. No club TO have less than two repres.eSII
tatives. y set of rules Will be drafted Dy tlI'
body. c,S
Representatives from the Morrisania Yacht Cup.
of Casanova; Stuyvesant Yacht Club, or PORT MO.
ris, Williamsburg Yacht Club Of North Beach anu
Morris Yacht club of Pelham Bay Park were a.
the meeting Another meeting viii be held az tne
Hotel Manhattan In February, at which II IS eA
peCted least other clubs will be represeiite
This association will IN way be antasoIISL-
10 the Long IslaEd Sound any other yacnt racliS
assoCia tion clubs enrolled in such organizao.'
but II IS intended TO afford these clubs an opp1ILu
nifty 20 advance yacht racing in their immeu1@''
vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
BoWLIyG CONGRESS- AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo. jan B.-The advance guard Of the Amer
team Bowling Congress- which opens Monday
has already begun TO arrive here. President Thomp-
Of the first in town. and he was fol-
lowed to-day by Secretary Karpf. OF the congress
AZ Krug, the Omaha bowler also got into town
to-day Word has been received that the Indianap-
ots delegation. many strong, has started with lis
Mayor At its head. II expects to the nation
al tournament IN 1903 Brooklyn. New-York and
ether delegations viii start tomorrow. Prospects
were never brighter for a national tournament and
meeting. saic Secretary Karpf to-day. There are
liz leagues now included in the congress- and its
total membership is over forty thousand bowl
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
ENGLISH RUNNERS on THE WAY HERE

Len" and joe Hurst the champion long dis
tance runners Of England who are coming 10
America to compete in the international six day
go-as-yo please race. which takes place at Mad
lson square Garden next month. sailed from
Southampton yesterday on the American liner ST
Paul , -
The Englishmen are accompanied bv Tommy,
Hall, the wheelman, who is also coming TO Amer
lea In search of international honora - @
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
EnsfrInns
YALE EASILY DEFEATS COLUMBIA
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUSE-l

New-Haven Conn. Jan. 1S.-COlUmbia scored hrs'
in to-night's basketball game with Yale IN ths N
tercollegiate championship series. but was utterly
unable To do anything afterward. Yale rolling up
IS points and winning by a score OF IS 10 J. 1aIsS
work superior in every branch or the s91-,,
and Columbia hardly had possession OF the oa.i
long enough to make more than hall dozen az
tcmpts. Yale's passing and team WORK Nere A
and accurate Lockwood Weymouth and HSa'l CA
ceiling in handling the ball
In throwing goals Lockwood ana MooIe'10
carta, Off the boncrs though all Of the Yale team
were accurate In reaching the basket In me seS%o %
half Columbia badly outplayeu s e"Io Ho Co.
made no special efforts 10 run the StuI,T sFrbI~b
lumbIa also allowed number or fouls an - oLlrooi
lockwood. TOR Yale. took advantage OF IorT ais
rance asses and clever backhanded tnIu"S ,ror,I-
large number OF Yale men in incuu' i- Ii5e,Io fol-
nent guests. were In the galleries. A'0 80
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
THE R4CETRACh.
WELL KNOWN JOCKEYS RIDE WINNERS AT
OAKLAND.

San Francisco. Jan B-The track was fast at
Oakland to-day. The weather cloudy. Results
follow:
First Cveeighths mile: seling)Jacqueninot 1o7
(3ullnaanl. overweight 8. King
Herald. I09 CoConnoO, II 10 l., second: Kildoe lo+
AfounceA > TO !. Time. l:00l5 Bendara. Dis
covery Halmetta Esterne lingo and Sand de Lee also
a. Jackson ;. won; Tarsus 12T tBurns), 3
Peters. ~. Woods. Is !. third
Time, l1ole. LuCa- Sweet Caporal ReTnora, George
Whitney. BIZ Bohamson. Dandy. Harolamb and Legal
also
Third race Claf mile)-Thaddeus II5 Spencer 2,
won: Arabo G}urnsD. 30 ! second; Master.
Jos CFauntleroyD. third Time. O:49. Honiton.
Minnie Miriena also
Fourth and one-eighth miles. Mclaughlin
Stake: seing)-Sc0ch Plaid. o. (Rarschp. :. won;
Constelator u. Woods, 70 l. second Horton. 104
(Burnsl even. third. Time, 1891. Frangble also
-eighths mile; handicap-The Pride.
u. Woods, J. won; Homestead. 113 tO'ConnoD.
Princes TItana. o. t. Jackson). To !.
third, Time. 1-27. Rey Dare, sly, Mercer and Kitty
Kelly also
sixth mle)-VesuEian. ia G3ullman). even,
won: Janice COConnor1, =. second Headwater.
III Gfatthewst. !. third Time. l:4l4 The Fret
ter Edeardo and The Miller also
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
CRESCENT ATHLETIC Club MEETING.

At the annual meeting Of the Crescent Athletic
Club. Clinton-st.. near Futon-st., Brooklyn. last
night the following elected members of the
governing committee: For the class Of 'O5-George
c. Adams, F. o. Affeld jr., Howard Horton, James
L. Morgan, William f. Powers and Cornelius V.
Van Brun. For the class Of 04-Dr. B. W Bier
bauer; For members of the nominating committee
OF 1SO2-c. !. De Bevose, Albert r. Fish, John H.
Halock Thomas Hovenden and Charles O. Herx
There was considerable discussion over the plans
for the new clubhouse, which is he built Clin
ton and Pierrepont SIS.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
HORSE AUCTION NEWT WEEK

The fnsig Upton Company's midwinter horse
auction at Madison Square Garden will begin on
January q. In the Illustrated catalogue issued
OF them with good records-to be bid on The morn
ing sales are TO begin at 10 a. m. and the evening
sales at 7SO p m each day until the auction is nm
iShed - "
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
COLUMBTA-HAFERFoRD CONTEST
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuxE.l

Eaverford. Penn, Jan. ia large crowd was
present this evening at the third annual Joint GYM
nasium exhibition between Columbia University and
Haverford College. The gymnasium decorated
with the coors OF the two colleges and the numer-
Gus feats were loudly applauded: The work Of the
Columbia men the horizontal bar and in tunl-
bling good. while Haverford's dumbbell drill
and high horse work were the features OF their
teams display Earle and Eastmond. of the Column
bla team. were conspicuous for their good work
while Brown. Grant and Jones excelled for the
sr.nrrn lcnllo riarae
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
ARNOLD TO MEET TEwKESBURY.

Harry" Arnold. champion all around athlete Of
the Union Settlement Athletic Club. and champion
low ht rdler of the country, has sen: in a Commu-
nication 10 the games committee of the Knicker-
booker Athletic club. in which he stated that II
would give him pleasure to meet j. w. II. Tewkes-
bury in the special 800 yard hurdle the Gar
den February 3
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
HANDICAP AT LAKEWOOD

Lakewood y. J.. Jan. IS tSpeciaD.-Golfers IN
Lakewood rounded up in good numbers for the
Country club handicap to-day. and a party OF
Dyker Meadow men helped lengthen the list
The day was balmy and the greens in fine order.
The prize winner WAS Clarence II. Robbins OF the
Country Club. His card follows:
Out Out ..........ss .......-......s - o..
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

Twenty-four games have been decided in the
correspondence chess match between the New-York
and Pennsylvania chess associations. Each side
has twelve games 10 it's credit. Four hundred nd
fifty players are engaged In this contest A move
ment is now on foot to play a similar match on
a hundred boards between Chicago and Brooklyn
II is said that this contest will begin this month
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
ANNUAL MEETING AT HILLASDALE.

At the annual meeting Of the Hillandale Golf
Club Of Stamford last week the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Charles F. Dean: vice-president. Edward Holbrook:
secretary, Herbert LawtOn; treasurer Samuel Pier
son; captain. NJ. r. Phelps: board Of governors.
Edward Leavitt, J. Albert Meek. James s Jen-
kins. James l. Raymond, Norman Leeds and Henry
X MCHarg.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
RACQI ETN 1T PHILIDELPHIl

Philadelphia Jan. ls.-The first Important racquet
game OF the season was played to-day at the Phila
deiphia Racquet Club the contestants being q n
Brooke and A III D Scott. OF this city, and P. Stock
won the game by the score of four sets 10 fwo eii
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

A team match played Thursday evening
between the newly established ST Georges Chess
Club. OF this city. and the Harlem Young Mons
Christian Association Branch Chess Club Booth
Mckibben. Roech and Clark for the 81
Georges Club and Murtha for the other side
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
coLUMRH TRACK CAPTAIN RESIGNS.

c. b. Marshall. on account of pressure Of col
lege work, has resigned from the position of cap
tain OF the Columbia track team He does not ex-
pect to be able TO any more this year and
VIII probably be succeeded captain by G. c. At
kins at the election TO be held this week
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
CHESS NOTES.

The youngest player in the forthcoming interna-
uonal tournament at Monte Carlo. w e Napier
of Pittsburg arrived at the Riviera last week
On Friday he celebrated his twenty first birthday
Fillsbury is also on his way to Monte Carlo having
left this city Wednesday board the Ameri,
liner st. Louis. while Marshall is due at Pa ris
next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
PrRIFY1NG DARTMorTH ATHLETICs.

Hanover y. H.. Jan. 1s.-The athletic council this
afternoon disqualified L. D. Varney. captain and
pitcher of the varsity nine and r Y. Cnac. the
second baseman This decision is due the par
ticipation under contract Of both players In the
Newly ork State Lea que last summer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

NOT TO BE on BOSTON BILLIARD TEAM
In a letter TO DR.. a. L. Ranney. Mr. Schmidt the
amateur billiard player of Boston. who is to play
in the Glass A billiard championship of the Amateur
Athletic Union. denies emphaticaLy that he Ia TO
be member of any team that is TO represent
Boston billiard players In New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

II is announced that Rice and Hyde. of Harvard:
Sewa and Keeler. OF Columbia: Sawin OF Yale
and Hunt, of Princeton. will be the American team
for the students cable chess match against Ox-
ford and Cambridge, 10 be played In the spring
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

A. G. sPAIDINCi SAYS THE PROGRAMME is
THE BEST EVER MADE

Chicago Jan ts.-A. c. Spaldng. who has been
appointed chairman OF the final athletic commit
of the Olvmpan games of 1904. has had con-
ference with Fl. J. Furbcr chairman of the general
committee to discuss the details which would fan
TO the athletic committee After the conference Mr.
Spalding said:
| had idea of the scope of the Undertaking
planned by the general committee 1t was astonish-
ing in its proportions. Nothing like 1t has ever
beengundertaken. was on the athletic committee
of the Paris Exposition American representative
and ! can truthfully say that If the present plans
for the Olympian games carried out there will
be absolutely no comparison with anything i'm that
line that has taken place. | did realize until
to-day the Importance of the position | had ac-
cepted, the work it wall entail but can Drom-
Use everything in my power TO make II a success
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

Score-Harvard. 4: Columbia. 3. CioaI~-Winsor ?.
Wolf q Rumsey, Pruyn. Campbell Referee " Cal
lender. Umpires-Fioxi Harvard; Stoddard 81 Mich
olas s. c. Timers-F Goodrich. Harvard; ]. PadeIford
" Y. A c. Time-Halves of 20 minutes
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
JyTFPScHOL4STIC RELAY RACE.

The interscholastic relay race whleh W.
mart of the carnival of sports az the AhicA-l
pa .,h,a,,o Clrh meet in Madison Square Gardsn.
on February g. promises to be a et eae airsady for
ship order Nine teams nave sn
this
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
BASKETBALL.
CORNELL DEFEATS HARVARD BY GOOD
TEAM PLAY.

Cambridge Mass. Jan IS-Harvard lost the nEs-
in the intercollegiate basketball series 70 So
nell tonight by a or "a 10 %. COrnels pass
ing fast and accurate and her team played 70 70
gether much better than Harvards. The AheN'
follows.