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New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
THE ADMISSION OF HARVARD TO THE
LEAGUE WILL ENLIVEN THIS
LINE OF SPORT.

Hockey promises he the chief OF college winter
sports in this city this season. The approach Of
the opening OF the championship series Of games
has caused considerable speculation the fol-
lowers Of college athletics to what teams APP
parently have the best chance for honors- 1t is
not 10 he doubted that the admission OF Harvard
20 the league after several years effort has been
one of the chief factors In the increase OF popular
interest in the game and Harvard. indeed, seems
likely 10 make good its claim for consideration by
winning the first place from Yale the champion of
the last three years
Yale's team has four OF last years men the
nucleus on which TO build team. Yale will
have 10 show considerable improvement over last
seasons form If she expects to do better against
Harvard than last year. when the wearers Of the
blue defeated nv score OF = to o. Taintor
at goal Coke cover point and Bronson at for
ward are the absent from last years team
Potter has taken the place Of Bronson, F. Ward
that OF Taintor and Hitchcock that Of Coke. The
other players. Captain Stoddard. Inman and Snow
as forwards and {. Ward At point the remain
ing members of the which played last year.
While Harvard has lost three men, her team is
said 10 be stronger this yea" than last Win
ston, Iaverach and Hardy the three who have
been graduated. but their places will be easily
flied from among Wait Foster. Eosdick Noyes
Kendall. Litchheld. Carr. Prun. Metcalf, Burgess
Lowering. Souther and Ward Four of the fastest
and most aggressive of last seasons players-Run,-
sey Goodrich. Penhallow and Mannipg-are still in
college. and from present prospects the team
poets to do better against Yale this year than
last.
Columbia seems to be weaker in hockey this
season than ever before for the men are mex
perienced in the rudments Of the game, and
show a lack OF Gpility shoot straight and pass
the puck accurately Captain Wolff the for
ward line. Is really the only man of ability so
that IT may easily be how difficult task
Columbia faces I'm attempting TO cope with either
Harvard or Yale. For Columbia present Bates
IS playing goal keeper Benedict point, W. Duden
cover point and Holmes. Akin. Wolf. Coggeshall
and Mckee the forwards.
Princeton's team has shown up rather well this
year having played tie game with the St Nicho-
las Skating Club. The Tigers have of last
years team back in college. including King at goal.
Sheffield at point, McClave, the football player.
point, and McAlpn. Ogden and Purnell al
forward. Wiley. Leake and Lloyd the candi-
oates for the vacancy at forward
Brown IS said have about the as
lasl season. and. as usual. Though unskiled. may
be relied on TO play a rough game that will no
doubt work havoc with OF the stronger and
cleverer sevens.
While Cornell and Pennsylvania both anxious
get into the league, IL may be stated authorta-
lively that the membership Of the association will
not he increased this season.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE RACES AT vERoNA LAKE.

The skating races at Verona Lake, near Mont
clair, yesterday proved successful in every way
The weather perfect and the ice was in ex-
ccent condition for the sport. Peter Sinnrud the
Terrible Swede," aroused the noisiest of en-
thusiasm by winning every contest except the
novice There more than fifteen hun
dred people who watched the races many being
young girls. who manifested much delight at the
feats Of their favortes. The contests held on
a sixth of a mile track
A. Y. Sarony, of the New-York Athletic Club in
the opening contest of halfmile scratch race set
the pace for the first two LAPS. He closely
followed by w w. Swan and Hugh Palliser but in
the last lap Snnirud took the lead, and won the
contest rather easily by six yards. Morris Wood
of the Verona Lake Athletic Club. second, and
James Wray, of West Farms, third The time was
lbs 2-5.
In the mile handicap Sinnirud took the lead, ana
in the stretch followed by Morris Wood He
finally crossed the line nTst, with Wood and Swan
next. Tho time 25S.
The two mile the feature OF the meet
aud was hOtly contested. A half mile from the
finish the Swede was even with Swan Saruny
and Manges and the last lap i'm desperate .
effort won the race, with Sarony second and r.
r Mangels third. Time 6l4.
H. :. Bradt the first heat in the mile
novice. and r. Mommer the second. in 3:5i The
final heat won by George Stott. of Paterson,
with +. Forrest. of Brooklyn, second and f.
Mommer. third Time 329 20
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
TAYoN's DEFEAT A BLOW TO THE TALEN-

New Orleans. Jan. 4.-Tayon's defeat in the Audu-
bon Handicap, worth 1920 to the winner, a
blow to the talent to-day. The horse a heavy
in the betting, and got off in the lead and
made all the running. There was desperate drive
in the stretch. and when the pinch Alard
nosed the favorite out. Amigari and Velma Clark
were the other beaten favOrites. John w. Schorr
has signed Jockey Lucus Lyme to ride for the com
ing season. The weather cool and clear and
the track fast. The summary;
First race (sN furIongs>-Sevoy. Ii5 e. Robertson o
; won Grantor. - tMeadel 10 to I, second Cuth
burt u.yne), 15 TO i. third Time. lib Rival
second race Cselling, mile seventy yards-sir
Floran 1O7 UyneJ. to D, Arak. 1O7 trennan)
TO l. second Eva Rice, 1O2 (Gormley) Is o 3 third
Time l42ig. Annie Thompson Pirates Queen Jena.
Dranburg and Fearful also
Third (handicap; five and ehaf furlongs Marie
Bell. 100 Gormleyl 10 Amgari I1O 4. Weber,
3, second: Dolce far Nene. 80 UyneJ. third
Time los. Little Emmy. Sphon, The Mormon and
Somersaut also
Fourth Crhe Audubon Handicap; and a
sixteenth)-Alard. Ill tlakel. Won; Tayon. los
d. WinkhelD, TO ., second Petit Matre, los tDae,
l. third. Time. As. Strangest. Ben Chance. The
Hoyden. Dorothy Lee and Handicapped also
Fifth (handicap: mIle)-PiederCh, los tCoch-
Malay. lO7 ,Bakel. Ii to =. third. Time. 1:4l Van
Hoorebeke. Pigeon Post and Il. G. Fox also
Sixth tone mile and a quarter; sellingl-W. B
Gates, lO1 tCObuTnl, Campus
second: Dakeh. 9S Cochran. 20 third
2:lO. Swordsman, Bean and Admetus also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
CHESS.
COLUMBIA DEFEATS CORNELL IN dual.
CHESS MATCH.

The second annual chess match between Colum-
ha and Cornell, which begun on Friday at the
rooms Of the Manhattan Chess Club, in this city,
resulted in a substantial victory for the New
Workers by the score OF points TO 4. For once
the unexpected did not happen-Cornell was not
equal to the gigantic task Of winning six games
straight. which would have been her only means 20
clnch the match
Columbia reached her goal in the morning ses-
sion by virtue of Won Sholly's clever play against
Rand, who was defeated after fifteen moves. The
score then stood 6i4 e in favor Of Columbia
with five games still unfinished. in the afternoon
sitting Sewall widened the gap by administering
beating to Riedcl after thrty-three moves. Sewa
mad previously two minor pieces for a rook
and eventually the queen of his adversary.
wheTeupon the latter gave up the fight. As Kecler
and Heuser drew their game soon afterward. "A
game which finely contested throughout, the
score was TO ! in favor Of the home team. Later
in the afternoon. however. the Cornell men be
gan to play much stronger. To begin with, Ridder
had 10 resign 10 Wood after forty-seven moves
Storeys game adjudicatcd q draw by the ref
cree and Scripture beat Schroeder who had lost
the pawn which he had previously gained. Colum-
bia thus the match. indicate above. while
last year they were beaten by to points in favor
of Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
cnMrARIsoN OF, ENTRIEs WITH Is
WESTERN TURF WAR ENDED.
JOCKEY CLUB WILL HAVE CONTROL OF
TRACKS-NO CONFLICT WITH
NORTHERN DATES.

Cincinnati. Jan 4.-The Western turf war is over,
as every racctrack in this section will be under
the control OF the Western Jockey Club after next
Monday. This decided upon here last night
after conference between Messrs. Palmer and
Hendre who control the Highland Park track of
Detroit: the Fort Erie, Canada, and Douglas Park,
Louisville, and r.. Z. Chambers, who controls the
Windsor track.
Palmer and TIendrie had long consultation with
Frank Fowler. OF the Newport track, and told him
OF their intentions. lie satisfied. Chambers
agreed to fix the dates for tho Northern. or Cana
dian. circuit that there would be no conflict, No
exact dates were fixed 1t will now be necessary
for all horsemcn who intend to at these tracks
O apply for reinstatement at the meeting Of the
Western Jockey Club next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE WORLDS COLE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Glcn Echo Golf Club, of St. Louis, the pro-
motor of the worlds championship in 1908. is
husling its plans in breezy Western style Hav-
ing secured the approval and announcement If the
ST. Andrews Golf Club of Scotland, II does not
intend TO await further Endorsement. President
George 5. McGrew will seek the sanction of the
United States Golf Association. being confident
that the affair be made success without il.
The sum of $1,000 is TO be offered in prizes and
Mr.. McCirew who has recently returned from Eng
land believes tnat this will tempt a number OF
leading English professionals 10 come over 10 take
part. The championship Is to be held while the
St. Louis Exposition is in progress. and players
from all the world be asked to COM
pete. Q. {. Johnson, a Chicago professional, is in
charge of the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
BASEBALL PROSPECTS.
coon HpOPT At VAN C0PyL4yDT

The hope was expressed yesterday that the lakes
in Central and Prospect parks would be thrown
open to the skaters, but 1t a of hope de-
fcrrcd In quarters it was said that there
might be skating i'm Prospect Park by next Tues
day but there is little chance for skating i'm Cen
tral Park before Wednesday Thursday, unless
the weather continues unusually cold. The red ball
displayed yesterday, denoting good skating
the lake at Van Cortlandt Park, and a large
thrOng of youngsters started there early in the
day. As soon as the good news became generally
known there steady stream of enthusiasts
bound for that district. The ice was in excellent
condition.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
HERRESHoFF PREPARING 4 DEFENDER

Bristol, r. L., Jan. 4-Anticipating another inter
national yacht race Captain Ma. Herreshoff il
is understood, has plans well under way for n
so-footer to defend the Americas Cup against
Sir Thomas lAptons proposed Shamrock III No
order mas oeen given, nor has II been decided as
YET that the columbia and the Constitution will he
set aside in favor of a new sloop hut MIR Here's
nom Is looking TO the future. as he did in 1900
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
STAKE RACES AT CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. Twelve stakes for the spring and
summer meetings of the Harlem Jockey Club we're
announced by Secretary Nathanson to-day They
all on the cash system and the added money
ranges from $1,000 to 1000 each. Entries for these
stakes will close Monday. February 10 The
Twentieth Century Handicap. worth g. 500 remains
the leader, and the VI. Lewis Clark Stake Is re
tanned. This Is the annual tryout for the great
American Derby. being run une week before The
Washington Park race.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
BASKETBALL.
ERASMUS HIGH SCHOOL. DEFEATS THE EASTERN
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

The Erasmus Hall High School girl basketball
team defeated a representing the Eastern
District High School the 18th Regiment Armory
Hanson Place and Flatbush-ave., Brooklyn, yester-
day by a score of IL TO 49, In the first half the
Erasmus team made % points their rivals 6 The
feature of the game was the clever playing of Miss
Ritter. There a large number OF spectators
present, and the enthusiasm they manifested en-
couraged the players in their efforts to make a
syQal
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
RED BALL UPON PARK LAKES.

New Years Day cannot now rank the coolest
day OF the winter. Yesterday the mercury went
down l2 degrees. and tied the record. This was
at a. m. In the course of the day the temperature
rose as high % degrees at p. m II then turned
and went down again Much 10 the JOY of youthful
hearts skating was announced Indian Pond
Gr"t"n Park early yesterday morning. and at 10
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
PoUGHKEEPsIE'S FIRST DEFEAT.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIRrNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Yonkers, y. Y, Jan. 4.-The 4th Separate
Company basketball team defeated the 18th Sep
arate Company team OF Poughkeepsie in the an
nual struggle the Yonkers Armory tonight. by
a score OF 1S to I. 1t was Poughkeepsie's first de-
feat OF the season. Recently at Poughkeepsie
Tonkers was defeated by score of Al 10 l. The
game was very rough. and feeling ran high among
the players. The locals took the lead from the
start and never headed
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB.
WILLIAM NEWMAN ORGANIZES AN AS
ISOLATION IN HARLEM

William Newman has completed the organization
of a new athletic club in Harlem which is called
the New Polo Athletic Association. The clubhouse
situated PaTk-ave. and One-hUndred- and twenty
ninth-st., has been furnished at considerable ex-
pense. There a gymnasium. handbau court
billiard and reading rooms and marble baths in
Guiding shower and plunge Newman is the man
ager of the club. and the board of managers in
cludes Louis j. Kahn. Richard ID. SCheII Henry
Freeman. Albert +. Thompson. Thomas IIOvd
George Gruber and William Newman
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
HYNG BREAKS STRENGTH REc0Rb.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. A. Tying, 'Oi. mas
broken all strength test records at the Harvard
gymnasium by making grand total of 22264 Cun-
officiaD. The present record is 194o Many saw him
make his marks. Tying is the son of a mission
airy in Japan. and was born there. He entered
Harvard from the Stuttgart High School in Ger
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Eastern Parkway Golf club Brooklyns new
golfng organization, has decided make its initia-
ton fee $40 and Its annual dues So. Women OF the
families of members may be admitted 10 associate
membership without initiation fee and at half the
dues of full members. The membership committee
has been elected. and consists Of Charles + New
ton. William J. Gilpn and Charles @. Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

a. the red ball hoisted over the lake in Van
Cortlandt Park. There is no skating the Central
or Prospect park lake. The cold weather will con-
tinue to-day. but tomorrow. the forecaster said
last night. there will be moderation in the tenn
perature and the wind will swing about into the
southeast
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
The details OF the game follow
SECOND ROUND.

In the first round the Cornell players had the
white pieces thel odd numbered boards and
Columbia the black pieces, while the order was
reversed in the second round.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE RACETRACK.
THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
SECRETARY MINTYRE ANNOUNCES EN-
TRIES FOR BIG RACE

The following the entries 10 the Brooklyn
Handicap which had coma to hand up TO p m.
yesterday. Nothing had been received from Cali
foTnia at that hour but at least half dozen can
ddates expected from that section:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
NOTES.

The Woodland Golf Club, OF Boston, has leased
one hundred acres Of land on the shore OF the
Charles River and will lay, out links OF three
thousand yards in time for next seasons play.
Louis Livingston. jr the newly elected captain
OF the Fox Hills team has arranged home-and-
home match with the golfers OF the Philadelphia
Cricket Club the first half OF which Is 10 be played
Fox Hills early in May.
John Moler jr. Of the ApaWamls Golf club. Of
Rye. expects leave in a few days for the South,
where he viii visit several of the important
links in the southern circuit. His first stopping
place will be Pnehurst. where the united North
and South championship held last season.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
Special Reductions in Fur Dept.
OF Supreme Importance to
Frugal HOusekeepers.
Danask.

Bleached Satin Damask, pure linen;
al, yard e.. 4Sc
Bleached Satin DamaSk. 90 inches
wide; at, yard soc
Blcached Double Damask, - inches
wide; at, yard LOO
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

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New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
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Np." meSoeIet at | iiSite 6orbsr bar
Chr. auaerup tiIitaaet, at han life
aIenc bar orGbt SiuIutanSeh men
pgiaa OenneS Suitrlt. Get or 6or'
bersbommerenS Cocrbepisniua, II
"Ruoer aonge" er Den egcntIi8e So
uebmauo % anitiiter. - Gbr. &1tI'
Ierlip temples 10 n~ImtrbeIia ION
Ielirilt o. Den GIagS Serionsr bar
ct pitt Sang til at gisre iig tntereS'
iante oeo at fautaiere Jig lro / op't9tS'
ppfferbe 9eaipenbeoer iom SislaS
SooeSaftsrer. Gran moa eertor oar.
re uaricm nicb at ta9e NereS uolddn
for aooe @arer. 90 Chr. auIlerttp
iuneS 10 unGgtelia at hare oen Sta'
ponf at tiIitaa alter mcBet. Sans
GtIjtaneIie begpubte mco. at ban boo'
Sc itaaet uhenfor Suiet pao Gudi.
mems RorOct .bIep begaaet; ben H.
aenoe Tag bauoe ban pGret ct Sntp
meo inoe / S1tiet; after Ben 'sI8en0t
Gaa bapSe ban mprNet SiuImonoen
90 mi enoclia bor ban o8iaa mpr0't
Siltlmonoeus Some. Wen hotltet
Roae bar Iaa "8uSer 8onse" lptaet'
Tor set par 10 "Nuoer acnBe" So
peSmistanfen bpilebe paa % euorli
hptler paa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

San msSte imioIertiS til oeu beitente
Ste. GmtSioritanberen Iortalte BAN
"a ueb SiGlp at cit Golf. at @raHoip.
uet haohe paoIaat hom at faa fine
Sforiteuc puSicSc ooer pna Suiet.
Zen SnbitpUnte iporebe; "Get,
9ranbipnet bar life iogt nOaet oerom;
men @en6ormerne bar en- Sang
CONNER paaIaat mia BET, % De cr
pnoieSe for Here tiger iiocn." Saa
flmoe Ran guo. Storitcrcnc bonOc
iIet life prret brsitfrloige; blot Iiot
Of Den more &altpubs par faI0eu al.