The Washington times., 1902-03-10
SPORTING MEDLEY.

Bobby Walthour will meet the winner
OF the twe1ve-hour bicycle race at Atlanta
on Thursday night.
1t has been decided that the Toronto
lacrosse team for England will leave Mon
treal by the Partisan on the 2Sth.
The University of Pennsylvania first and
second crews will go to Annapolis On
April 26 instead of May g. according 10
new arrangements made by Coach Ward
to suit the cadets.
Billy Uffendail, of Notre Dame, ran a
half-mile race on Saturday. beating
Breitkreutz, of Wisconsin, and establish
ing a new indoor worlds record, the time
being 2:01&.
Harry LeMoyne, OF Brooklyn, made
new worlds swimming record at the
Sportsmen's Show last week by covering
the sixty yards in 35 1-5 seconds The
worlds record was 35 As seconds, and
the American, sc seconds.
The date for the fencing match between
three men of the Washington Fencers
Club and three of the Naval Cadet Fencers
has been set for Friday night. March Il.
The match will take place at the ball of
the former club. in Washington.
A carrier pigeon flew into the Cumber-
land Glass Works, at Bridgeton, yester-
day, and was badly burned by falling on
the furnace, On the wing feathers is
stamped IS. W. Edwards" with a brass
band around foot bearing the initials
W. s. H. and figures '92 and 1S.
Mr. Thomas Upton has consented to
loan Shamrock II to Mr.. W. c. Post, OF
New York, for a series Of races with the
Columbia this summer, upon certain con-
ditions.
Coach Fitzpatrick, of Wisconsin. an
pounces that he has arranged with Al
win C. Kraenzlein to have him come to
Madison and assist in training the Badger
hurdlers and broad Jumpers.
The principal event on the sporting
programme at the Sportsmen's Show.
Tuesday night, was the s0yard swim
ming championship. which Harry Le
Moyne, of the Brookline Swimming Club.
won by six yards, equaling the unaccepted
worlds record Of 0:49 rs for that dis
tance-
Harry Boakes. the veteran racquet in
structor at the Chicago Athletic Associa-
tion, with an allowance OF FIVE aces won
three games out Of four from George
Standing of the New York Athletic Club.
the professional charpion OF America. on
the association courts, Chicago, on Satur-
day.
Frank L. Shaker, the fullback of the
University of Chicago championship foot
ball team of 1899, has been engaged as
head coach for the coming season at the
Leland Stanford. Jr., University. Shaker
has been attending this institution for
the past two years.
The training table for the naval cadet
athletes was started yesterday at the
Naval Academy. At the tables were thir-
ty-three boat crew candidates and seven
members of the fencing squad. The base
bali candidates will also join this squad
Coach Ten Eyck had his three crews out
again yesterday for a short spin on the
Severn.
Harry lie Moyne, the Brookline SWIM
mer, won another American champion
ship at the Sportsmen's Show, Boston,
Wednesday night, taking the 10o-yard
event in LOO As, which is Is seconds
less than E. C. Schaffer's time. There has
been doubt on the actual American time
for the distance Leary, of San Francisco.
having beaten it at Sutro Baths, and Ls
Moyne himself in a handicap event in
New York. The record, however, is ex-
pected to stand.
Capt Newell Hargrave, of the Yale
track team, has announced the following
schedule for the season of the varsity
track team: April 10, interclasS game, at
ale F1eld; April 20, faie team entered
at Pennsylvania relay games; May 3, Yale
invitation spring games; May 10. Yale
Harvard dual games. at Cambridge; May
II, University of California games. at
Yale Field; May "a. Yale interscholastis
games. at Yale Field May 30. 81. inter-
collegiate games. at New York City.
The team to represent Princeton in the
intercollegiate contest for the gymnastio
championship at the Academy of Music
on March q has been picked. and was an
nounced by Capt. P. A. Moore to be as
follows: T. D. Cunningham, special event
and tumbling: P. A Moore, individual all
round championship; H. G. Otis, flying
rings; J. X. Savage. club swinging; W.
C. Coulter, and C. W. Holzhauer, horizons
tai bar.