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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
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SPORTSMEN'S SHOW OVER.
CLOSING SCENES At THE EXHIBIT AT
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-RECORD
BROKEN FOR ATTENDANCE.

The Sportsmen's Show at Madison Square Gar
den WAS brought to close II O'Clock last night
i'm din which generally characterizes the closing
scenes of this annual exhibit. The whistles at
taChed to launches hlared away Indians gave their
fercest war whoops. Adirondack and Maine guides
yelled. only guides accustomed To the free air
the mountains can yell bells were rune and the
show closed with everybody in excellent spirits and
we'll satisfied with the two weeks spent in Madison
Square
According to the mana cement the exhibit has
been the most successful ever held. both from a
spectacular point of view and from the number of
PAID admissions received the entrances. Last
year the attendance amounted to 10000. and this
year that figure will be beaten by at least 250CO
an average attendance of over II 900 day The
management did not to discuss the profits. but
admitted that the receipts had been entirely
factory, and that the profits were greater than at
any previous exhibit held by the Sportsmaus Asso-
ation.
In the course of the evening mammoth loving
cup was presented to J. A II. Dressed the man
ager Of tho show, by his and the owners of
the various booths. Mr. Dressed in his response.
said that he admitted that he saw where the show
could be improved in another year and promised
10 make the innovations. 1t is expected that the
waterway will he deep enough next year 20 allow
OF HctNe water sport competitions
Those who have been attracted To the exhibit by
the ny casting and fish have complained the
lack of fishing tackle exhibition. This viii be
remedied next year when II complete exhibit Of
everything pertaining to fishing will be shown.
Inc taXldermists were happy last night. and re-
ported that they had sold many of their choicest
specimens. At one booth where elk heads were
displayed in profusion every one Of the heads was
said 10 have been disposed of. and the purchasers
were with difficulty prevailed upon 10 allow the
heads TO remain exhibition until the close the
show The launch builders said be we'll
pleased with the number OF small boats they have
SOFA IN the last few days. Purchasers who were
waiting for bargains were generally disappointed
ne big elk, which has been ailing for the last ten
y.
and the king OF the forest presented an even more
wo6cgone appearance last night than usual All
~ his dignity had fed and his remaining antlcT
caused him To hang his head in anything except a
proud and lofty manner The other antler will
drop off probably to-day. as the horns shed each
spring.
here was only one competition last night, and
mat was in ny casting. &. q. Lcvison won with a
cast of - feet r. J. Miles second with 10
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
scPrEUENT o. TUNNEL BILL.
- -rLrnRAPH ID - TRIRTNE.

= Il
..,.-,- ,farch 1e-The Beden and Apgar bills
- ,~oyfds respectively for the enlargement Of
-, Grand Central Station and for the ao"h'l""
. steam as = motive power for locomotives IN me
,,-,s,e tunnel will he reported tomorrow morn
.be Assembly COMMITTEES on Rules for final
seaee IN the lower house. II Is expected '"'I
~ measures will pass. although after an OK
.5e5 debate the chief opposition coming from
=, Tosrnocratic members from New-fo ork As
tlv,,,s77 Wainwright. ~ New Rocheii"' sal" .o
,~++ that he would again attack the APsd' mn
- u-orlld offer an amendment fixing a "e'''"ce
=. s- che change in motive power IN the tul'''e'
I,o,b ssllres as they now stand. however, nave
- ,r,,-4l Of Mayor Low. The BedfH niii no"
o,,5es that any railroad company IN a cltE "'
- g.. class which has terminal ihat II neS''s
. e,rs-ae may obtain the consent 10 '"t'E '
-, -rr7ose If the state Railroad 'oiliillSSio a'N
ths local authorities. If the lau'' m. .,,,
-, VI 4o,ans i'm r. plan which may neNertheleSS
...- ,-,- the Railroad Commission. an aPpe"'
- - I'D to the Appellate Division OF the H'-
- court where the terminal Is S''"a'e"' ~"
- f,,~-berr7ora provides that inc 'o'ii''"S 80
-. --a city either gross sum O, i' -.
-,,-r-- for the franchise OF u@l"7 ~
- ,,.s NAV he either I'm perpetnitN "r io'
IN ia as agreed upon ay the c'mp'h!
oer.7." -. and Board " Estimate and Ap1or-
tonmenl .,. ,,,or;-fr, cr steam
,-t,s roner for locomotives in the 'u''e.
a. or before May !, 1875. unless u'e 90
.,r,,ssion shall see fit 70 extend TIE h"F'
80 hills which viii he reported for hnal , s.
o.'tc to,oorrow by the Committee on Rules IN the
Asserq. q.ater q hin providing that no surface ran
ne a+ansnv shall build line parallel 10 an ~, rn
sing line Of another conpaI! oIlT1oe the
isl' ~ = civ or lnCOrporateq village Nl1i''' ''
consent Of the state HalT9"o ,3 ,andinE the rapid
~, Of Neu-York City 50 as 10 ena PIE JONI.
taI aIWac6o1sd The contractor for the rapid transit
tasy 10 assign the contract Tor opeid'.;ts ''i'
funnel RAILWAY 10 new or GXlS5i,g Iies new
g .g7 IN ~ the Borough Of Manhattan 10 be known AS
pqqIIA1ii+on pqIA u m Park" which will be oounGe0 by
-1ra-ty.seyenth and Twenty-eighth SIS. ana N'i'Oh
and Tenth ayes. ., -..t,--- -, iral,rIa Ia
oT1e sTs provi6ing for the care ana treatment OF
.sssnhiyran Redens bill providing that brllses
ore- +Ee canals which used by street surface
gu.a-s shall be kept in repair by these companies
snd AssenltIyrnan Colhy's bill. appropriatns me
ro N S1;1 ~ for the erection and maintenance OF
= ,roner NeV-York State building at the LOUISIANA
prrcFsse Exposition. Mr.. Colby expects that TINS
sppropriation will be followed ny d IKE aFPiVPi4@
TOR ~ the legislature OF 1878.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
RtLLE P4SSED BIZ ASSENBLT.

AIbanv March 10 CSpeciaD-The Assembly passed
several acJs Of Importance to-day. The principal
one vas that Of Assemblyman Fowler extending
the tine four years for the completion Of the tun-
ne and railway Of the New-York and New-Jersey
Railroad Company.
The Assembly did not hesitate to-day 10 pass As
Een1blvnau Fowers bill. which says that a butter
Or cheese factory shall not be considered n fac
rorv" This definition relieves rural citizens who
own cheese and butter factories from the annoy
Rrce Of having factory inspected by deputy fdc-
fnrv Inspector Mr.. Fowler said that the dairy
and cheese factories needed no inspection -
The Assembly also passed Senator Cradys blll
amending The charter Of Greater NeW-N ork so as 10
provide that the lobhies 70 The rear Of the inside
sisies and passage ways Of theatres may be used
for standing room in such manner as not to oD-
strUct the inside aises ,
Senator Ellsworth had one Of his bills defeat cd
ir the Assembly today rare experience for MIN
"a volunteers Of the army and navy Of the United
States in The Spanish providing that none or
them shall be dismissed from the public service OK
rept FOR incompeteGcy or misconduct shown aIter a
hearing upon due notice.
The Assembly also passed the bill OF Assembly
man Neville. OF New York. which provides that
whenever any assessment has been hitherto i'm
posed property belonging 70 amy church. or
phan asylum, hospital. cemetery or burylng ground,
cocge other institution Of learning in a year
IN which such property shall have been exempt
from taxation, and such an assessment has been
paid. amount with interest shall be refunded
within thirty days after demand, or an action may
BE- maintained for its recovery
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NEW JEWISH HOSPITAL At BOSTON.

Boston. March 70 ,spellaD.-1he Jewish residents
n this city after loaE contemplation OF the estab-
Hshm"nt Of hospital for Jewish patients
have At last organized the Mount Sinai Hos
pital Society, with membership consisting Of
many Of the leading philauthropists and physicians
Of Boston. Tho society has now under cousldera-
ton the purchase Of large building I'm Roxhlry
TO he used small hospital as q beginning
There is room FOR other buildings ON the estate
and plans are in progress Ior tho erection OF an
extensive hospital on the site. The work Of rails
Ing sufficient fund Is advancing rapidly 4. large
number OF wealthy Hebrews having given their
support TO the plan The Hebrews Of Boston are
enthusiastic over the movement and have decided
10 publish a monthly magazine I'm connection with
the society! II Is expected 20 open the hospital n
only on a small scale al urSt. within a month.
The board OF directors Dr.. Philip summer
Jacob j Siverman. Dr. Samuel Goodman. Dr / j
II. shapiro. Dr. Morris Gc-Steiu and William NJ
BlatL Charles Jacobs is the president. Joseph l.
Bergman, vce-pr"sideut. Richard Piuksonn treas
urcr. and Councilman Edward ). Bromberg sccre-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
BILLS SIGNED AND VETOED.

Albany, March l9.-Governor OGell has signed the
following bills:
Assembvnan Adler's-AmendiuE the act incor-
roratine the NeW-YOrk Academy Of Sciences.
Senator Lewis's-Providing that amendments to
The State constitution published in official news
papers shall have the new matter in italics and the
cxpunged matter in brackets. -. 49,.
Assem- mblyman Lewiss-A ppropratng $4,000 for
(, xtra ordinary repairs TO the canals.
Aesamblvrnan HOadleY Y's-AmendinR the uni
versity law relative 70 the establishment or public
and free libraries.
senator Barnes's s's-AmendlnE the second class
cities charter by providing that the common
Council bv tWo-thrds, instead Of d three-fourths
vote may appropriate money.
The Governor vetoed two Assembly bills to-day
The first was that Of Assemblyman Hooker, which
provided that excepting IN New-York. Kings and
Queens counties. attorney appointed by a Su-
Treue Court Justice upon the nomination OF the
District Attorney must be allowed at all times to
appear before the grand jury when requested for
the purpose Of giving information relative TO any
matters before II.
law introduced by Mr. Haviland making the open
season for striped bass from june 10 to SeptcIn-
he
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NP0RTS AT PRINCEION.

princeton. ~ L. March 10 tSpecian-The third re-
ductiou of the baseball squad took place to-day ana
there aye now just an even two dozen youths who
will handle the ball until after the Easter trip is
taken when few more OF the candidates may ne
cropped 49,. r,..-....-.. ,r,,t-
Manager T. X Large, of the Princeton trdck
t.am announced to-day the schedule ot meets in
which the will bc represented this spring.
,There are eight meets in all and new feature OF
The scheduIc il q dual meet with Amherst. 10 De
held here on May 10. Following is the schedule
Apru 10 open handicap games at Princeton,
Anrii .,;- Pennsylvania relay Cames AZ Philadelphia
NAV 3 intercollegiate games at princeton
NAV Taledouian games al trtnceton
Ma Amherst dual meet at Princeton
Nav Il Il Cornell duel meet at Albany, y l.
NAV - CaIioruia dual meet at Princeton
Nav and -Interc,ii.g glate games AT New Nork
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

A special meeting of the governing committee Of
the Stock Exchange will be held this afternoon for
the purpose of taking action upon the request Of
the members as expressed in a petition having
more than five hundred signatures and a resolu-
ton unanimously adopted the floor, that Good
Friday and the following day be made holida Us.
The Produce Exchange authorities will also act on
the same question to-day. The members Of the
Cotton Exchange yesterday voted to close the ex-
change on both days. The vote in favor of "A ho-
day on Good Friday 100 to 1, and in favor Of
Saturday 10i to .. The Coffee Exchange has still
10 act the question.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
FIPEvFN-S BILL TNTRODTCED.

Albany March g tSpeciaD.-At the request Of
Eire Commissioner Sturgis Of Newly ork, Assem-
hymsl Seymour introduced bill this morning
which repeas that part OF the fire Law Of New
York Cifv which provides that the trial of a fire
man shall b. held ~ the same borough where the
accused member was serving The bill. according
70 MT Stureis. viii 10 a great degree remedy the
present lrc5uveuience 20 the Commissioner in hear
ing cases IN different parts OF the city. and will
PERMIT al the hearings to be held in the Borough
OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
PIN 10 AID BRIDGE CRUSH.

Albany, March l9-The State Board Of Railroad
commissioners to-day received a letter from Pres-
oent jacob A. Cantor, Of the Borough of Manhat-
az complaining Of the inadequate facilities for
vac accommodation OF traffic at the city Hall
V''Anal q the Third-ave. elevated road The
bMG1luf was brought Up at meeting OF the board
80 80 Today. at which il decided that an in
S,s.sStlon BE- held. The investigation will be con-
Soesteo by experts. II viii determine what be
early DAT " o. -
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
CRICKET.
THE SCHEDULE OF THE METROPOLITAN
DISTRICT LEAGUE ANNOUNCED.

The executive committee OF the metropolitan Dis
trict Cricket League. following the example Of
the New-York Cricket Association. arranged the
championship schedule for the ensuing season
yesterday al a meeting held at the Knickerbocker
Athletic club The following clubs were repre-
scented: Brooklyn. Kings County, kniCkerbocker
Athletic club. Livingston Field Club, Manhattan.
Nelson Lodge and Paterson.
The invitation Of the Associated Cricket Clubs of
Philadelphia to enter a New-fork team in the
championship series of games for the Halifax Cup
was brought before the committee. but nothing
definite will be decided until the next meeting of
the league. In the meanwhile the secretary of
each club will bring the matter before its execu-
tive committee for consideration. +. +. Kelly. the
secretary of the league was empowered to write
to Philadelphia asking If permission would be given
TO plav ali the games scheduled 10 be played at
Philadelphia in one week and 10 inquire If the
Philadelphia teams will visit Ne"-fork for the re-
games
intercity matches: July and 5. Philadelphia vs.
New-York at Philadelphia: September l and 3
NeW-York VS.. PHILADELPHIA at New York
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
CHECK TO " EST-ST. PLANS.
,,,voR LOW THREATENS TO VETO THE
KELSEY BILL.

,1han,. March 10 (SpeciaD--Word was re
.,,sd to-day from Mayor Low that he would
~ the Kelsey bill relating to the jurisdiction
= ,be Dock Department over pier property II
=, oortained the amendment made yesterday TO
~ effect that if the city withdr5" Nest-sI
tror7 the use of the Metropolitan Railway CoIll.
IT, II would grant 10 the company the rlght
Pei bpjid its tracks in parallel street me
20 to,5raenr accordingly was killed to-day in the
s.seer7blv and the bin viii probably ne paSSeu
- =, 7rrar7eTded form.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
R4LLR04D connLssLoNERs. POWER.

AiDsny. March l9-Senator Hennessy tonight in
+0-ucec bill designed 10 give 10 the Railroad
.iiissioners fun power over the elevated rail
- N New-Hork city. II provides that the
~. 'u may order q railroad corporation TO change
slauyn, when IN it's judgment such change is
vste5 siy Tor the public welfDre. and includes ee
lsF railroads ia the operation OF the railroad
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
CYCLING.
yIGILANT CLUB TO ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
WITH \ PINK TEA AND DANCE.

The members OF the NiSlaut cycle club are look
ing forward with expectations To the reNt enter
tainmeut on March 50 at their clubhouse No. S-i
I.enox-avc. The entertainment committee has an
uouuced a pink to take place at 3 O'Clock
Dinner will be served at O'Clock In the afternoon
mandolin quartet will entertain the members and
tbeir friends with singing and music, and some
new frivolities which the committee intends TO
introduce should make the afternoon an enJoya9ie
one After dinner an informal dance VIII be held-
The pool tournament which Is now in progress is
an interesting one, the members are 'IoeelE
matched and the winner will be hard To PICK.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

The stockholders of the Greenwich Bank. control
Of which has recently been acquired by interests
Identified with the Hanover National Bank and the
Colonial Bank, to have. March y. d special
meeting at which among other things, they will
determine whether the number Of directors shall
be Increased, Ill vacancies in the board and pro-
vide for the establishment OF more branch
of9ces for deposit and discount. In the city Of
New-York as provided 10y law"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
VALENTINE WINS NOVICE CONTEST.

The figure skating contest for novices az the
ST Nicholas Rink last night was by William
Valentine. Of this city. with total of 10 points.
Brown and Sankey finished a tie at ~ points for
second place, and a result extra contest be
tween both decided by the Judges. a the
end of which they agreed on Sankcy.
The contests were Interesting throughout. and i'm
some ways similar to the yearly champion
ships There many competitors that II
was "A late hour when the end came.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
SARATOGA ASSOCIATION STAKES.

The stakes Of the Saratoga Association, which
closed March 10. hlled better than they did last
year They will be run at the meeting which be
gins on Monday August There is a total of
1,429 entries. against L019 for last wear. The
Saratoga Handicap has received more entries than
has any other notable handicap which will he run
for in England, France the United States this
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NEW yURORs' COMMISSIONER BILL.

Albany, March I9.-senator Elsberg tonight intro
duced hill providing for the appointment Of a
commissioner Of jurors IN all counties Of the State
having a population Of 100000 or more. The pro-
visions which caused similar measure 10 be de-
clsred uncors stitutioual by the Court Of Appeals
last week are eliminated from the present bill.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
rROTTING At BRIGHTON

The New-York Trotting Association has ar
ranged to have the purse for threc-vear-oldS de
rided at the seaside meeting at the Brighton
beach track i'm the week Of August II to l6 This
purse is worth So 600 divided into sections
& 600 for 4roting foals Of 1899 and 81 600 for PAGERS
of he
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
DFFrcT N LL4ByLITr BILL.

klhznv. March l9-Tt was discovered to-day that
the Slater Employers LA ability bill, which was
passed hy the Senate yesterday is in its present
form unconstitutional 1t was made 50 by the in
tsTton ~ Z clause providing that the shall
10; srrl 70 INJURIES caused 10 domestic servants or
farm sborers by their fellow employees
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
SALE OF HARTLAND STUD.

Lexington. Ky March 19-The biggest deal in
horses in years was made here to-day. when J. ".
Schorr. OF Memphis. and !. J. McCafferty. Of New
York purchased from j. y. Camden the I'artand
Stud i'm Woodford County comprising thirty
head of yearlnC thoroughbredS. for $4,000 Sin
teen are by imported Esher, twelve bv Handsome
and the rest by well known stations
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
THE R4CETR4CK
RESULTS At OAKLAND.

san tTdNtlSt'' MdTCh lS-At Cdkldud th'
weather ci'ar but the track slow. Re
suits follow
Tir race se.cu -iNee9ths Of mile' peu'-c h9nd II
,'aurSr. g. won. Nix Nir i1T tRauscHI. -. :,
second. J. ri. Bennett. ,Hoar' TO l. third Time.
n-fi. Ray silver Len Reno FIFE Dance Hatauga and
Puss Boots ran.
Second rae" selling. thirteen SiNteeuths OF mile-
Princess Tltalt, - t!ausch 20 IL Autolee 100
Faunteroyl. IT, o. J. second. Dorian lo2 Jackson. 3
20 third. Time. C4ptlvats. Kitty Kelly Chappie
Ping and Little Henry also
Third rae. haudirsp ono WtIe'- -Watercure. l22 Jack
-.rH. . The Frettrr. l07 Rauschl. - - T.
see md. ErsEg. oG a.. paIyj 10 /, third Time l:i5
Sister JeaNi~ also
Fourth race seveu.e eEhtIs 81 mlel-Od England. 9i
ola. ] won. NaC"rd0u. ''Oulcyi. l.
second S'a Queen III .stuaru, - to a. third. Time
ran
lfh ,sg'.uE mile and eighth Ee,lU aid. lo'
3D.. ual,J. J. John Mctiurk 81 IL. DaIyb. 20 l.
-o,uud Commissioner iuD tRausch,. ~ l.
'nul- Time. 1'' M'riH"l. Picador aad Frank Woods
alYo
sixth ,.~ninr ono ue'-Nrtllla. 100 Jackson,
o. T. won. The singer. III tpn-yr, So 20 second
NassHil1 T; tEpus,hl. = t, third Time. I.iJ'. L.
r"dient senator Mats. Jinsler Roulette Wheel sIs
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

-, ,,.'shy. March - (Specia) ).-Assembyma Ne
80 u New York. introduced a bill this morning
Tr-,Y,~lii2 The State Of Ncw-Yor to cede TO the
~ .b'so 20 states certain lands on Wards Island FOR
tgrsi .s9o.!isnment there Of lighthouse and fog
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
BOWLING.
THE TRIBUNE TEAM THE CHAMPION.

Tho Tribune bowlers won only one game in the
Morning Newspaper League tournament yesterday
afternoon at McLaughlins alleys. Brooklyn, de
feating The Journal" The World won two
games Keohan. of The Tribune had the highest
erors of the day with 30 KiTwan. OF The World"
coming next. with 2l1. BY defeating The Jour
nal" The Tribune team becomes the champion of
The league il being Impossible for il 10 lose
The Hearst Cup and prize of so go with the
cbampicnsbip The record of The Tribune team TO
dafe Is is won and lost with only more To play.
rI,n nllOW.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
bILL FOR NEW cnrRr Nv EINce

du..5 -4atfh - fSpecisD.-A bill was intro
Rrso,,. morning by Assemblyman Weber, Of
eourt n c,,si ~ me establishment Of an additional
- el'h procedure in Kings County
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Before the hockey game the large number OF
spectators witnessed a oue-nile handicap race. i'm
which W. T. Smith who had 4 handicap of 10
Yards. made rink record for the distance.
Smiths time was 2j2 -. The remarkable part Of
thr race was that Of A. Y. Ssroney scratch who
finished second in the contest He also made
new record covering the distance in 2:54 80 The
3D.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
WALL STREET MARKET VIOLENT.

COLORADO FUEL AND IRON GAINS FOUR
POINTS FOR THE DAY.
In a market Of violent changes Colorado Fuel and
Iron was leader yesterday Closing 9S on Tues
day II opened wide" yesterday, with sales Of 1890
shares at from 100 to 1O7 The next sale was Of
$50 shares 1862. Then it lost 22 points, gaiEed
~. receded and advanced points to l0i2, where
il showed some signs Of steadiness. All this
in the first hour of trading. Thereafter the stock
fuctuated between 04l2 and l02 closing at the lat
ter igure gain for the day Of ! points. The
old rumor heard again that the company was
to be taken by the United States Steel Cor
nora
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MAYER OFT on BAIL 4GAIN.

HIS FIRST BoNnsMAH UNSATISFACTORY TO JER-
sEY OFFICIALS.
Max g MAYER, who was arrested, hailed ana re-
--rss,sd in Jersey City on Tuesday, charged with
rotbirg Charles L Rathbone & Co, Of Wall-st'
a more than $4,000 vas again released on bail
Yesterday by Judge John a. Blair in the General
Sessions Court The security required vas the
1870 Tg an -Tlles6av-S5 0e)-but Lewis Fischer was
eIlbstiruted for Charles 4. Wake the first bonds
man whose property IN Bayonne was SAID 10 be
assessed for only $500
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Score rresceni 4 e.. :: AL Brookyn g.
ooas-K Kennedy. >, Wall. > Llnton =. r. II Montague
!, Schrebler = Ref"re"-ZullaL.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
HOCKEY And SKATING.
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB DEFEATS ALL
EROOKLYN-sARoNEY' NEW RECORD.

BROOKLYN -sARONEY's NEW RECORD
Brooklyn hockey team in a fast game last night
by score Of 10 3
In the opening inning the puck was kept going
from one end Of the rink to the other in lively
style, and when tho whistle blew for the end Of
the half the Crescent players had succeeded in get
ting the rubber three times into the cage. while
Ia. rival team had not scored.
Both teams in the second half made frantic
efforts TO make a big score, with result that the
Crescent players made four points the All
Brooklyns three. Linton. Wall and Kennedy
played ii brilliant game for the Crescent team.
while r. le Montague and Schreiber did the hon
ors for the All Brooklyn seven. The line up
n Il1u