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New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
BOAT CLUB BOWLFRS.

The seawanhaka Boat Club team. which will roll
in the Harlem Navy bowling tourney for boat
clubs. which begins on February g. has been
lected. follows: Veech, Harmon. Schroeder, Pei
ton and Schluter This team bowled a score o..
95S in recent contest against the Western Elec-
tries at the Montauk alleys. Brooklyn, which play
say the fastest alleys east of the big
bridge The Seawanhakas are in constant practice
at these alleys where they ready TO bowl any
Brooklyn team Of organized club.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
CROKER ORDERS HORSES HERE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BryE1

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEJ
Lexington. KY Jan. 25.-ColoneI w s. Barnes
has received word from Richard Croker to ship
at once to David Gideon. New Yerk the four-year-
old cracks Beau Gallant and Bellario which have
been wintering at Colonel Barness farm Both are
In splendid condition and have spread out during
the cold months. Gideon will have complete charge
or the two, although, after brief campaign on the
Eastern tracks. Beau Gallant may be sent 10 Eng
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
WON TWO RACQUET GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS NEw-YORK IN
FIRST OF HOME AND HOME SERIES

Philadelphia. Jan. 25.-The first two matches OF
series OF home and home games between the
New-York Racquet Club and the Philadelphia
Racquet Club were played here to-day and the local
teams won both contests. In the first match 3. II.
Warburton and Edgar Scott. OF this city. defeated
w Il. Dinsmore. tr. and Ford Huntingdon, OF
New-York, in four straight sets. The score
Philadelphia Is
Ne"-foh .-...-......-.-.-- 3
In the second contest George II. Brooke
Hugh ID. Scott. of this city. defeated Milton y.
Barger and Payne Whitney, OF NewYork. by four
to three. The
New-YoTk ;...,...;.......,,... IS 10 - Ia
BY winning both matches the local racquet club
established record for itself. this is the
first time New-York has been twice defeated in the
day by Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
ENGLISH PEDESTRIANS HERE.

Len" and Joe" Hurst the champion long dis
tance runners Of England. who hold records at
all distances from 10 to l6O miles, arrived here
yesterday on the American Line steamer St Paul
Inc brothers are entered in the ix-day go-asyou-
please race which will begin In Madison Square
Garden on February 10. and are backed to win the
contest by a syndicate of Englishmen. headed by
'Charley Mitchell: They arrived in good condi-
ton, and will finish their training at Sheepshead
BAY with several other pedestrians who getting
into shape there for the contest ''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
HoBoKEN CLUB INCORPORATED.

Articles of incorporation for the Hoboken Exhi-
bition Company have been filed with the Secretary
of State of New-Jersey. The principal corpo-
rators Martin Daab, Philip Daab and Frederick
Daab. three Hoboken politicians The st. George
Cricket Grounds have been leased The main OBJ
Ject of the new company is baseball Games will
be played Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. and
work the erection of new stands. with a seating
capacity of 1900, will be begun at once.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
YALE DEFEATS BROWN.
NEW-HAvEN MEN TOO FAST FOR THEIR
PROVIDENCE OPPONENTS INMAN
AND STODDARD DO FINE WORK.

The Yale University hockey team played its sec
ono championship game at the ST Nicholas Rink
last night, and won 1t easily as the sons OF
oid Eli defeated Princeton some time ago. While
the men from Brown are, If anything larger than
their TALE rivals they have not the same speed on
the Ice. and their team work is wofully weak
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
CANADIAN SKATERS CHOSEN.

Montreal Jan. 25.-As a result OF the annual
skating races of the Montreal Amateur Athletic As
sociation, this afternoon. A +. Pixie and w. Cold
well OF the latter association. and G. BellefevilIe
OF Rat Portage, were chosen the Canadian repre-
sentatves in the American championship races at
Verona Lake.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
CLASS 3.


sBeltusrol the tie November 1 at Morris County
Another question Of interest will be the prepara-
zion of a series OF matches with the Women's Golf
Assocation of Philadelphia While II is not likely
that any definite dates will be decided upon, the
rnsst,Tv will nave the way closer relations with
the Quaker City players. and possibly authorize
the purchase OF cup 10, be used as a perpetual
rcnHz
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
BOWLING.
KERN WINS TINIM TROPHY AT BUFFALO,
WITH SCORE OF 247.

Buffalo. Jan. 25.-Bowling for the DIR. Tfmm tro-
ply concluded to-day. Martin Kern. of ST.
Louis. being the winner, with a score of PAT pins.
Treasurer Stearns. of the American Bowling Con-
gress. stated to-day that copy of the official
will be mailed TO all members of the
gre
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
FITzSIMMONS PLAYS POOL.

Bob" Fitzslmmons is the latest aspirant for pooI
playing honors He has sent a letter of inquiry to
Clarence T. Green, of Brooklyn, in relation to en-
tering the handicap pool tournament which opens
on Monday. "Fitz' was sort OF pupil of Green
at the latter's room in Chicago and also at the
Chicago Athletic Association
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
BENNETT DEFEATS DALE.

In the amateur billiard tournament at Daly's
Academy last night Dale fell easy victim to
Bennett. Benefits total was leo, his average
% I-s2 and his high run II. Dales total was 134;
he had an average OF 2 1867 and a high run Of TO-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
ZOE TROTTING RECORD LOWERED.

watertown. n. Y. Jan. 25.-The worlds record
of 2aSA for trotting ice lowered on Butter
field Lake yesterday by Royal Victor. of Carthage
covering the mile in 2I6.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
COLORADO SPRINGS sTOcKs

Closing quotations the Colorado snri,s-s -,,,
ing Stock Exchange. by the CounseIman a NJ
private wire from William p Bonbright & Co, OF
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
STOCK VALUES LOWER.
PUBLIC NOT IN THE MARKET.
BANK HOLDINGS INCREASE HEAVY
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal activs
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
tations were:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

Yale had everything her way after the first
hve minutes play. and eventually won by the score
Of IL to l. Browns single goal was made after
Yale had called two of her substitutes into the
! battle from the side lines enabling Snow and
Nevins TO take a rest
A noteworthy feature of the struggle the en-
TIRE absence of rough play and foul blocking. a
player on either team being the side lines
in the match. The local amateur players might do
well to take a suggestion from the college boys.
VINO showed last night that good hockey be
| played in an aggressive but not brutal manner
brown was weak in team work. and none of her
forwards seemed able to shoot the puck with accu-
racy force.
Inman and Stoddard were the bright particular
stars of the Yale team last night. their work being
fast and clever throughout They succeeded IN
breaking up the Brown Interference without much
seemed 10 De abe 10 take care or two Brown men.
snow also played a capital game while Hitchcock
Rd sye stern covered their respective positions in fine
HARVARD LOSES GOODRICH.
Captain stoddard OF the Yale team said after
the match that the protest against Goodrich OF
Harvard team had been sustained and that Har-
ward had agreed not TO play him In the champion
ship games. Goodrich was the best man on the
Harvard men thought That With Goodrich they
had an excellent chance to capture the champion
do not look particularly bright.
HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED.
The game evenly played for the FIRST few
minutes, Browns defence being good Then tho
Yale forwards began their lightning like sprints
down the ice and bombarded the Brown goalkeeper
until he almost lost his head Snow. Inman and
Stoddard carried the puck up the ice between them
and Stoddard shot the goal without trouble after
five minutes play. Then Nevins carried the disk
up the rink and stoddard shot another goal Tho
puck was kept in Brown territory for the
mainder OF the half. Inman adding
goals to Yales score and making the New-Haven
students lead 10 at the end OF the half
In the second half Yale scored alrnos. az will.
odd lie hnef VaFa
10 give some OF the substitutes chance. and Pot
ter relieved Nevns and +. =. Ostby took Shows
place In the line. Hunt also relieved Phillips for
Brown. With the score 10 10 against them the
Brown forwards rallied toward the end OF the
game and managed TO cage the puck. Pevear and
Otis carried the puck up the rink. and r. Ostby,
a brother OF the Yale player OF the name,
shot the goal. The teams lined up follows:
Positions
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

he Is taking active part IN the doings of the
Palmetto Golf Club. of that place.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

c. H. ROBBINS THE WINNER AT LAKEWOOD
Lakewood. n. J.. Jan. 25-Skating and bowling
alley attractions diverted the attention of many
Lakewood golfers to-day, though perfect weather
brought many women out for associate competition
At the Country Club there the usual cup
traction, and eight entered the contest for it's
ownership. Clarence II. Robbins, the Country
Clubs scratch man. again successful, doing
So which beat bogey three holes and tied on
seven. The SUMMARIZES follow:
Gross Heap. Net
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
Open ! High. Low. lClo,.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. Jan. 25.-The official closing oro
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

seore-1ais Yale II; Brown l. Goss-Inman; 9: stOddsrd
Hayward. 81 Nicholas Skating Club. Umpires-w A. De
witt St Nicholas Skating Club. and c de Casenova
Hockey Club. rmer-Dr Belden limo OF halves
Twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy a Co.. Nc, 40 waII-st1
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

Saturday. I Saturday. Net
! jan IS. jan 25- chang -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
COLLEGE, SPORTS.
YALE is WILLING.

COLLEGE REALLY WANTS A COMMON ELIGI-
BILITY TRIBUNAL
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A Fo tirg in the Soil.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
PUG WOULDPULLM AIRS
FRANK ERNIE INTENDS TO ENTER
DENTAL SCHOOL.


CHICAGO, March f7-Pugilist Frank
Erne, who is coming to Chicago to en-
gage in a fight Wednesday night against
Gus Gardner, is said to have announced
his intention to enter the dental school
of Northwestern university and remain
here until he graduates.
Erne has been retired to so many oc-
cupauons within the last year that there
is reasonable doubt as to the sincerity
OF his new intention. although he out
terday by Chicago boxer promoter.
About two years ago Erne, who, by the
way, has more native intelligence than
most men of his class, gave it out that
he expected to become an architect, and
would there enter Columbia university
went to England, and while there the
report came over that Erne had been
chosen boxing instructor of Oxford uni
versity at a large salary. But Erne came
back.
Whether he will make good with his
plan to become a dentist and abuse hui
mainly with forceps instead of fists de-
pends somewhat upon himself and par
TALLY on the disposition Of the registrar
of the Northwestern University Dental
school,
Naturally Erne expects to fight his way
through college. He is just now actively
engaged in the fistic business. Tonight
at Fort Erie near Buffalo, he is billed to
meet Curly Supplies. After that fight
he will hurry to Chicago and fight Gus
Later he expects to defend the title of
lightweight champion against Joe Cans,
of Baltimore
Eddie Sprague, of Streator and Tommy
Sullivan, Of Brooklyn, have been matched
to furnish the semi-windup at the Wa
bash club Wednesday night. Tommy
Cody and Maurice Sayres will meet in
one of the preliminary events.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
REGULAR BADGER GAME
stage AND HIS MEN SAY MEAN
THINGS ABOUT WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Twenty Uniyer-
sity Of Chicago athletes returned from
Madison, Wis, after their dual meet with
the badgers, sore in body and spirit. They
were loud in their denunciations of the
treatment that they had received at the
hands of the badgers and declared that
the Wisconsin men showed a professional
spirit which was unbecoming college ath-
letes. They did not lay their loss Of the
meet to the unfair treatment received,
but declared that the badgers would have
won anyhow, though by smaller mar
gin.
Xenophon de Blumenthal Kalamationa.
the 1eet-footed long distance Russian
runner received SO much elbow iostling
al the hands Of the three badger runners
in the two mile race that he was sore
badgers 'pestered, teased, elbowed and
fouled him at every opportunity, ard
that he was treated unfairly throughout
the whole race.
Another objection was raised by the
shot putterS, who declared that Coach
Fitzpatrick broke an express agreeme III Of
his contract for the meet by requiring
them to put a bag of shot instead of a
SiXteen-pound weight, as had been Stipu
lated between Coach Stagg and Coach
Fitzpatrick before the Chicago men left
for Wisconsin. Though the two coaches
had definitely agreed that a regulation
shot should be used and the Chicago
weight hurlers had worked at the event
their agreement and brought out a bag
Of shot weighing sixteen pounds instead
and declared that 1t was the weight that
would be used Saturday night.
Several Chicago athletes declared that
the Wisconsin men showed the spirit Of
win by any means whatever just so more
points came to the cardinal, and instead
Of treating the maroons as guests in
friendly athletic contest they looked npon
them as enemies to be beaten in any man.
ner possible.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Henry Howard. aged fOrty-one years.
died at the city hospital early this morn
ing from pulmonary tuberculosis. He
had been in the hospital five months.
DR.. c. A. REM, assistant health com
missioner and city bacteriologist, II
making a complete analysis Of the stom-
ach and its contents Of elght-year-old
Tommy Harmon whose mysterious death
occurred last Saturday noon
Mrs. Robert MCGOWAN, sec Wabasha.
was taken to the city hospital about {
O'Clock yesterday afternoon suffering
from fractured thigh. She was visit
ing friends at Minneapolis last Sunday
and fell down a fight Of stairs
Mrs. Peter Pearson, living at $40 Rea-
ney street, died yesterday at the age Of
hfty-seven years. Coroner A. w. Miller
Was~called and found that death was
due to a cancer Of the breast. She was
born in Sweden and came to st. Paul
fifteen years ago.
Mrs. Anna Karger. seventy-eight years
old, died yesterday at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. ~ Enright. 1893
west Seventh street The funeral will
take place from the above residence at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning ana a
funeral service Will be held at St. Fran
els de Sales church at 9 o'clock
Mrs. Anna F. Mcclure, wife Of Hugh
Mcclure, PSI Thomas street. died at the
above residence yesterday morning. She
was fifty-two years old and had lived
IN St. Paul for u number Of years. The
funeral will be held from the residence
at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning, ana
services will be held at ST. Vincents
church at o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
.ERNE JOLTED CURLEY
stPPLES COULDN'T STAND THE
STIFF PUNCHES OF ERNIE.

BUFFALO, March 1Z-Frank Erne the
lightweight champion, put an effective
darnper on the championship aspirations
Of Curley Supplies, a local boxer Of some
elevorness, before the international club
al Fort Erie tonight knocking Supplies
out IN the sixth round. Erne fought in a
dlHerent style than is his usual custom
Keeping close to his man and Showing a
desire to mix and rough It. SuDp!e.s
fought most creditably, and in the uhird
round almost sent Erne to the floor with
a left uppercut. Erne was perceptIblv
Jared and fought blindly for a moment
but soon regained his senses, and while
supplies was rushing in an attempt to
score knockout caught him with a right
cross that sent him sprawling
supplies just managed to weather the
round through because Of his hugging
and Erne'S weakness. In the fifth Erne
crowded his man all about the ring ana
weakened him greatly with left-hand
punches il. the stomach and singing jabs
N the face. In the sixth Supplies Tush@G
in, Erne crossed with his right inside of
his lead and sent him fiat on the floor
his head striking heavily. He hardip
stirred during the count. Erne was con-
siderably bruised about the eyes, while
Supplies was badly punished in both face
and body.