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The bee., 1902-04-03


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The bee., 1902-04-03

If the rich smugglers would
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necessary for the Secretary of
the Treasury to jar their feelings
every time they return from Eur
ope.
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~
Minutes
for.
LUNCH

That is the average time
spent in a large city restau.
rant by three thousand
lunchers. 1t takes three
hours to digest a fresh egg
The bee., 1902-04-03

each Sunday morning at 8 80 o'clock.
REV. G. f. THOMPSON Pastor.
The bee., 1902-04-03

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - HEo-
LA. Regular services second Sab
bath in each month, and Saturday
nights before; prayer meeting
Wednesday nights; Sunday school
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
THE RECORDS
sarrr.N~n H.Isr---
JrBTLATION AT COLTvBJl

Jubilation reigned among Columhia's .ootbsu
nlavers Yesterday the result Of their oDerips
game with Rutgers Saturday. Since that score
81 AZ 10 o il is conceded that Columbia proba biy
has 4 much more formidable team than Was an
ticipsted Much credit Is given William Morley
the graduate coach. for his work In develouiog
green team which contained only two veterans
Morley has so far proved himself the canal .,
sanford for the former coach never had so poo5
a Columbia team At this time OF the year Wbc-ber
under Morley the team will develop as II slUav.
bss done Is q question. but Columbia men ara ,o',
6dent that Morley viii he able 10 keen nm ,bs
pace ne has started.
In the back field Columbia has two hal,h..,.
IN Harold weekes and Buffalo Smith who b,,-.
perhaps no superiors IN their special 1,,os
Weekes's end running and crashes through IN. IT,.
have become too well known IN his three yes,s 80
football 10 need 10 be dwet Smith is the -,
huilt man on the team. He is six feet tan 80,
close 10 pounds and Is solid hone and ..,,si.S
When he strikes the line the impact is fairly ~
resistiblt. lie can always be counted on Sor
Yards or more. and three times this rneans -
down Smith bids fair become the Tl-,-tr :. =
halfback Of the season. while 10 looks as n Waet-s
would be the football man Of the year D,su -
Fisher the present fullhacks. rot OF cC.,a
are efficient players and help well In the ,1.E Icy
ference Because 0f his excellent work at o,,s-.L
hack on Saturday Goodman will proba ~, 80
fixture Al the position. He the tss,, = -
and j. effective i'm interfering for the bsrL Nei
Townsend. who broke hls leg last year cor.as III
Ia ck but hs will have 20 hustle 10 disnsc ~ ieI- I-
pfeseut holder. 'Ho
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

the middle ~ October may see Vale eleven I'm
tho field that knows how TO play the game. IL IL
does not have the ability 10 play it, OF that how
ever there is no doubt among Yale men. The 1872
football team is made up. except at one or two
places OF the best football material that has come
to Ncw-IIayeu 10 recent years. The only question
that confrouts the coaches and Captain Chadwick
Is how 20 turn this 70 account
The Yale team is to-day playing fast. driving.
IL uneven came It's line Is heavy and aggressive
and its backaeld fast and plucky. What il lacks
IS vet is accuracy and experience Often the team
fails 10 make good gains through sheer green
ness on the part 81 some of the new men. but this
Is matter that can be changed by coaching. as the
material is there e. work The Tufts game was a
good lesson 10 Yale IA this respect, iu that It
taught the team how essential IT is to play an ac-
c,lrate game when IL plays fast one IL may he
said IN criticism of Yale AZ this juucture In the
teams progress that the team play Is unusually
effective but that the Individual players need hard
coaching iu their positions II they can get this
carly enough 10 form a basis from which team
PLAY can De evolved later the strength OF ale tii
Harvar5 pItting In the neld heavy and powerful
eleven no time IS being Wasted al ->'"-I'dNeh III
ssSttus trle as I'M the last few years Yale viii
adopt the smashing le ilay yr.oeTa1y since iSsS
The tackles back Will be USED more Ih iiSt 90,
and quite as much in 1870. and the BACK hela VII
he given line plays instead Of more open system
Of attack There VIII ne some e. NJ ~, lie mis- vear
has four good kckers on her stan hul thy "lI ii ne
utilized only Emergencies 'ioSo At'
and End PLAYS and centre rushes VII ~.
Yse's attack this year as II has oohs SLIIv 80 ~,
To csrrv out this policy Yale is now woIkihs & Guy
49, r-ltlaro ~ sending In fast ana poWeriuI Iish
Ste ~ - 49, >. ts.t 6eld made up much AS possible
81 heavy men So Tar the material at hand MS zen. eii
itsef sSrnirablv 10 this programme 9ut II Is sun
IN a cbgcti- stage of development ne ni-h aLe
there but thus far the eneetyth9Ss t o. , nus in
ticulsr method has been partially losI 'iIoIsn III IN
ex6sTience on the part Of the PLAYERS one eooa
,tfI- - vatr is that the second team can at any
ts stls ioi -. nm of big and pOWerfui PLAYERS, 50
thai the VARSITY be given stih wotk oT,Tng Tit
m fts pocv every practice sane l .l,,Cs -
s15 T,,ftg games the varsity lnhde Us ulstatlSs
whenever il wanted TO- and TOOK IIe % M crjnary
tackle PUNE lie varsity has all IT can do 10 make
cre touobdOv.u in a half.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

at 210 p. m. Friday a. w Maconochie. cioss
friend of Sir Thomas Upton, is passenger by ths
same vessel and il has been hinted that he il tho
personal bearer OF the document. about which
American yachtsmen are naturally much Interested.
IL is more likely. however. that the challenge will
come it did in 1890. in the regular mail Barring
accidents. the steamer should arrive next Friday.
and the challenge il il should by mail. would
be delivered at the New-York Yacht Club that
night.
The nth general meeting of the club takes placs
on the fourth Thursday IN October which this year
is ON October q. At this meeting nominating
committee will be apnOinted to nominate officers
and standing committees for 1905 AS the name of
FREDERICK O. Bourne, the present vice-commodore.
has been freely and favOrably mentioned by the
members for commodore in 1903. IL Is more than
likely that he will be nominated for that position
Cornelius Vanderbilt who is at present a member
or the committee on admissions, has been suggested
by some of the racing men in the club good
candidate for Vice-cOmmOdore especially as he Is
now the owner OF the large steam yacht Cherokee.
Mr. Vanderbilt has been member of the club since
March. 1891. his number being 42l on the list wnon
now numbers something over two thousand His
friends II is possible that he may be one OF the
syndicate-if is fOrmed-to build a new defender
for the Americas Cup.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
DARTMOUTH SATISFIED.

Hanover. n. H. oct. CspeciaD.-At the end OF
,ba first two weeks and half of practice Dart
y,outh dnds her football team in good condition
md ready 10 be developed in earnest That not
man has been seriously injured is a matter OF con-
-rot,Iat,on for Trainer John Bowler. During the
9rst two weeks Coach W. f. Mccormack. Dart
mouth 81 taught the men the rudiments OF the
,ar,. and especially showed the linemen how to
brssI through and block. giving particular atten-
tion 70 the stiff arm style Of charge
Dailv for the last five days, ten minute periods
have been played between the varsity and scrub.
These short games have been enough 70 prove that
Dartmouth. with her four old backs VIII be strong
on the offensive. These backs. IN the words or
Coach Mccormack "have begun right where they
left OF last year. - ,, 49,. -.
In the line. the practice has showed that two
gnards, a tackle. and an end must be developed
in order 20 get the defence up 70 par IL has been
rbs noi,v OF the coaches to get a good foundation
before meeting the teams of other COLLEGES. and
Therefore the first practice game was not played
until Saturday. The first game OF importance Will
b. with Wlniams at Newton. Mass, October Is
To win this game the Dartmouth line must De Inn
nroved Dartmouth Is lucky TO have such an ag-
gressive centre as A X smith Barring accidents
he rs a fixture. Both OF the guard positions are
open. and the most promising candidates are Gage,
q - Smith, and Clough. Lindsey. freshman,
weighing 20 pounds may catch one of these posi-
tIons N he can pass OF some entrance conditions.
Gilman IL nksly eandidats-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
CORNELL,s RESH LINE.
COACHES WORKING HARD To STRENGTHEN
THE ELEVEN.

material which hdmpered Cornell football coaches
early in the year is gradually being thinned out
and number Of promising new men have been dis
covered As A result several of the supposedly
certain varsity players are now feeling doubtful
over their positions For the last few days shake
ups I'm the right side OF the line have been frequent.
Coach Reed has systematically tried every possible
combination OF players which seemed 70 offer any
chance OF Strengthening the right half OF the rush
line IL becomes more evident every day that
neither DaviLt Lies is a satisfactory centre
rush Fetzer new man. has been worked hard
10 put him In shape. Neither Berry Webb seems
10 MI the bill at right guard and Hunt will be
welcomed back 10 his old position when his shoulder
mendS. At right tackle both Smith and Drake
being carefully sized up TO their ability to play
the position.
The coaches have drilled the squad in the style Of
rlay which will probably be Cornelrs best ground
gamer Warner Is effective last year. OPEN
ing wide holes in the line and bowling over man
after around the ends The tackles. Lueder
and Drake. are also used 10 good advantage in
carrying the ball
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Pennsylvania is able to stay IN the company OF
Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
II IS not as though last year was a slump IN the
Quakers playing For the last three seasons the
teams have become weaker and less expert IN All
points Of the game For two years McCracken ana
Hare alone saved them from defeat, and the hrst
season these absent from the team saw
i've games lost by Pennsylvania
With this record of past season, anc practlcal-
Is material. the graduate coaching
system. which has supplanted the Woodruff regime
l. confronted with a serious problem Iney nave
started 20 solve IL I'm the pest manner possible ~
laying down the plan Of a gradual and systematic
development Of team having no great hopes. but
simply endeavorug 70 get all that Is possible out OF
the men.
The development of the line during the pTeltmi-
nary practice and the nrst week OF actual play
has been interesting one, and so we'll did VIII
Jams, Hedges and Bun. the graduate coaches con
Ceal their intentions, that II was not until the
game with State College that the student body
had any idea Of who would play the positions IN
the centre Of the line.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
OF INTEREST To YACHrsMEN.

OF the long list OF challengers for the Americas
Cup, Sir Thomas Upton Is the only one whose
name appears among the honorary members or ths
New-YOrk Yacht Club.
Edwin Hollis Low. of the Atlantic Yacht Clun.
has purchased the sloop yacht Pickaninny rom
Lyndon r. Connett.
The yawI Vigilant. recently sold BY Percy Chuoo
to Vice-Commodore F. l., Ames, OF the Eastern
Yacht Club. has been laid up at City Island.
The steam yacht Elsa. owned by Evans r. Dick.
OF Philadelphia is being fitted out for q cruise
in Chesapeake Bay.
q p Rosemons steam yacht Telka, which he re-
Gently purchased from G. r. Kissei. will be
atted for a cruise in Southern waters.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
CHANGES AT PRINCETON.
WELL SATISFIED WITH RESULT OF GAME
WITH LEHIGH

Princeton. y J. oct. ; (SIeciaD.-With three
weeks clipped off Princeton's football campaign
the coaches and Captain Davis now look with no
little anxiety toward the approaching games which
will figure largely I'm determining which OF the
players will compose the team which will line up
against the Yale eleven November 10 The last
weeks practice has brought out the fact that
eral positions in the line still unsettled and
that it will take at least another week before there
can be any definite assurance as 20 which OF the
men Will nj into the respective places. Present
indications point a change at right guard. where
Barney, the big go pound freshman has been play
Ing. on Friday he shifted to left guard. where
he and Waller alternated I'm the practice game and
De Witt. the crack tackle sent TO right guard
Barney il slow at charging and does not seem TO
b leSrh 5He game as iast as some OF the % neW men
around all right before the season Is far advanced
showed up unusually Wen since wednesday, and II
De Witt is kept at guard he is in a fair way 10
brown. Reed. and Carothers. the freshman. are
position viii remain in doubt until ali Of them and baHs sR
had a thorough trying out. The two former have
sprand ankles and consequenty ca GarofSeTs hS 9s
Rsd fninsS pretty mGSa his own way thus far
at left guard Is question at present. The last
week nursing sprained ankle but will be- out to
morrow FOR regular practiee He is OF better
year men lie and Waller are both rather slow at
nard gradually bringing them out OF This fauit
Short seems to be alone in the race for centre lie
gets into an the plays in good style. Davis and
their present work. they will be even befte1 tbaD
they "A year ago. when their brilliant work wa
the talk OF the Bard and TOO.Ier two fresh
men. will be able substitutes
II one position back oi the line were definitely
IN this department. The finding OF the proper man
for fuIback still COnfTOnts them There are tWo
clever men FOR this position. namely, ByIes and n
McClave The former appears To be a little in the
lead for the place present, as he Injured bis
ankle few days ego McClave has been receiving
the attention and he has done some ccurrar,g.
able PLAYING since the Swarthmore game an
"wednesday. He is somewhat light for heavy line
bucking. but has shown strongly md NTH
proper training may be able 70 stand the effects OF
build and when he gets back into the game agsfn
he may displace McClaye. The loss OF Freeman
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
GOLF.
orr~ CHAMPIONSHIP To BE DECIDED
rms WEEK OK GARDEN CITY LINKS.

Though the open championship lo s'i mas never
s,,,,s tl,a f-llpartauce ~ the amateur contest
,,s indications tnis season ar" unusuahF prom
isi,, Co.. : successful open meet The touTna-
-,,t 40 % take plaue o1 the links 81 the 'Iaraen
80 ,.o1f ,-lub on FRIDAY and Saturday of 'n's
- n, addition 20 tho fact that Harden 'itE
nss slu-s,s haa a peculiar f7soinaloh toT pro
,ess,o,,,s ever since stewart Gardner took charge
- 81 course ther, tho tournament VIII ne sue
o,o5os f,. an attractive rU.o-day compeuaoh AZ
~ 1-,x r,1rs course. ar which the cash prizes
an , sl,,,ost esual % tho chdmpionfhip AWARDS
-, ,,,,,,r,rrrit,- thus offered Western ana SCUM
~ ,rofesstoraIs ~ landing two purses on the
ss,,A trir Uiu probably enlarge the en''y lst ~
po,b rlaros The Fox HI- affair MI TAKE pace
-, ,r,~5sy and Tuesday cf next week.
The omen gets lt- name from tne le't ma
upfa % is primarily designed TOT iIoiessl''aIs'
,,st.,.re are allowed 70 compete, and, II success
- ,,sir ,r-zes are awarded in plate instead 81
+"-L number u prominent amateurs. N
ln lSt -rrs,Fs The ex-claupion. are expected -
a-neer al Garden CITY or th' inl. - = -
,il bs there Willie" Anderson the iItseis . 'l.ai,I
rio~- george Low ~ Uyker MEADOW, SlrNaiS
Gardner ~ Garden CITY, while SinlIn ailu ~
Bell OF Chicago and Bernard NlSt"l.s' :" il',s
800 are likely 20 prove formidable candlaates
for fbe title Under the rules. The winner IS 20
have ire custody of the championship, cup Tot ths
svs,inC wear hut he receives "a go-d inedal auu
s1aA I'm cash outright The other II.L's .sl'- -,
80 s1sa- third sIIs fourth. Eer NTH. ~. SlNth
so. seventh so eighth. So. ninth 81 and tenth
'-rbe oor,petition Is 20 be al medal play and 70
consist 81 sevsuty-tWo holes. thirty SIX helng oe-
cided on each dsy % the tournsme1t
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
YACHTING.
C. vANDERvILTS RECORD SUGGESTS
HIM FOR CUP DEFENDERS
MANAGER.

As a result Of the skilful sailing of the fo-foot
yacht Rainbow ~ her owner during the season
Just closing. the attention of thinking yachtsmen
has been seriously drawn to the fact that. II he
would consent to serve. Cornelius Vanderbilt. with
his cool head and steady nerve. would prove an
excellent ager for the Constitution. or for
the yacht which il is well understood the
Herreshoffs about build. when the new chal-
Ienge is received from Sir Thomas Upton.
In reality the 7O-footers small editions. so to
speak. Of the cup defenders. In everything. per-
haps but speed. they identical with the 30
fOOters. In the battle for a weather berth at the
start the amount of Judgment. skill and
nerve Is required in manoeuvrng 70-foOter a
boat only twenty feet longer on the water line
Setting trimming and carrying sail are three
requisites that il takes some men years to acquire.
Young Mr. Vauderbilt's active brain has grasped
the situation In this marine game so well
in few months that the almost invincible pro-
fessional, Captain Charley" Barr. more than
once last summer placed hors de combat BY the
Corinthian heImsman when il came to close quar-
ters between the Mineola and the Rainbow.
Considering that both the Mineola and the
Yankee have improved in form since last season.
and that they began racing much earlier this year
than the Rainbow. the latter yachts record Is a
remarkably good Between July and Sep
tember 13 she started In twenty races. She won
i've hrst prizes. seven second and seven third
One race was called off on account OF the absence
of a mark boat. In each of the races where she
finished hrst Mr. Vanderbilt was at the wheel
ana in the strong breezes on AstOr Cup day or
Newport and in the long from Vineyard Haven
ia PrOvincetown. in both OF which she finished
first his mastery handling OF the Rainbow was
admired by the many yachtsmen who watched the
Yacht fairly and squarey outsatl her rivals A
more exciting finish was never seen than the
Rsinbov's when with half her green and white
bSIII showing out to windward, and cleaning wet
with sprav IN the sunlight, she travelled past Cape
line the leader a fleet OF forty yachts. having
covered eight miles IN the remarkably fast time
Of hours minutes
MIR Vanderbilt recently purchased the large
British buiH steel steam yacht Cherokee formerly
the Sybarite He has already done some cruising
in the Yacht and he may use her this winter for
cr,,iss no the West Indies. The Cherokee's prin-
cipal dimensions are 233 feet all, 2s feet
inrbsc an the Uaterline. % feet inches beam ana
IS feet q inCnes in depth. She is lighted by cleo
fricftv il fitted with six watertight bulkheads.
snd is driven at a speed OF twelve knots by triple
eypansion engines She will be enrolled IN ths
Nev-York Atlantic and Larchmont Yacht Clun
Tbe record of the Rainbow for 1902 Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
NEW SYSTEM AT PENNSYLVANIA.
NO GREAT HOPES. But WILL TRY HARD

PHILADELPHIA. oct. Cspesiall-F Football at the
University OF Pennsylvania fnds IN thls Yea' i's
'..- -, ~. Red and Blue was whether or
no, ~ would be able to gain a place on the
- - - ,ro,t rank of the colleges. After
s,nliorn struggle. under the leadership OF
George woodruff who developed the famous s4aius
hack system TO suit his giant n''e'i''' my W."
the coveted position, -, .,
TbsD tbeIr supremacy began TO Wane. ana stead
ily. bYt surely the fortunes Of the ouakers sid
downhul while Woodruff's coaching grew more
Theoretical until last year PennsS wanna was
gated TO No I: In the ranks OF America" 'o'''s
football teams ,. - a. -.
Tn. result was an upheaval which ended In the
rsss,to,, - y,-,o5ruff and the defeat Of his sup
porter Jobn C. Bell for reelection to the iootoall
committee. This over. grave ques'lon q SsSil san
time the all important Interrogation Is whether
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
oRANGE a G TEAM srRnNc

The orange Athletic Club viii proba blv mn, -, -
heaviest and strongest team IN its existence a, :.
neld this season. A schedule Of games Nt,h :,
leading colleges and athletic clubs viii p.
nounoed soon Carl Schwinn will again he rnar,,a-
Of the team. Of which Louis Mohor will be m. -
tain. The first game % the Will b. nl.,, !,
In Philadelphia next Saturday, when the 6-eese
players will line up against the Philadelphia tssS
Of the National Football League. The season en- IN
the Orange Oval viii open on oetober A On
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
woNrEN's INTERCITY MATCH.

I.nuir Keller secretary Of the Baltusrol Golf
club announces that The match between teams %
fifteen from this city. Philadelphia and Boston
for the Irtsrcity Cup. presented by Clement A
Ciriscom. Will be held under the auspices - the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association on the
links of the Baltusrol Golf Club. on October -
and 50. and On October 81 there will bs four-ball
foursones FOR cups presented by the Baltusrol Golf
club open 70 all women who are members 81 clubs
IN the United States Golf Association. The pro-
grsmme Is;
wednesday. oct %. 10 h rn.-Eighteen holes
match -lav between Philadelphia and Boston.
THURSDAY oct. -. 10 a m.-Eighteen holes match
plav between the survivor and New-N York 3 p m
driving for cups presented BY the Batusrol
Golf Club
F'ridsv oct s. 20 a m.-Four- ball foUrEomes.
eighteen holes for cups presented by the Baltus-
roi Golf Club
Entries for the driving contest and the four
somes may be made At the clubhouse az Short
Hills y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

last years quarterback. LEFT the university last
Wednesday. at first thought to be a serious
blow 70 the teams chances OF pulling together into
true varsity form but Burke has come out in such
brilliant fashion that even the coaches think he
will become fully as able as was Freeman
last fall Vetterlein, the freshman from the Penn
Charter School, is also doing splendid work at
quarter and he will stubbornIv contest the position
The game with the Lehgh eleven Yesterday
brought out the fact that the teams defence. with
De Witt at right guard and Rafferty, at right tackle
and Brown at LETT tackle is wellngh nvincbIe aS
shown by the results Of the tackles back forma-
tions and centre rushes which were repeatedly
hurled against II with little effect