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The sun., 1902-03-02
Presentation Of Prizes 10 CrIcketers.

The presentation OF the pennant OF the
Metropolitan District Cricket League signifi-
cant OF the cricket championship OF New
York for 1901 took place last night at the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club. There was
large attendance OF cricketers and when
the President OF the league handed over
the pennant TO the Brooklyn Club, the ap-
plauSe was great
The Brooklyns went through the season
last year without suffering a single defeat
and the fact that they twi ce defeated the
knickerbocker team. the previous holders
OF the championship, was. we'll appreciated
by the players OF this vicinity, who were
anxious to see a change made In the resting
place of the pennant In addition TO the
pennant. the Brooklyn club obtained pos
session of a handsome silver trophy known
a. the Metropolitan CUP. This they VIII
hold for year, or until they are defeated
for the champion ship
Archie Brown OF the Brooklyn Club also
received a prize for the best batting average
of the season lie played in all six innings,
was twice not out, had an aggregate OF 24O
runs and an average OF 90 90. while the avera ee
of his nearest competitor was IS S3 he
bowling prize went to NJ " COBB OF the
Knickerbocker A G., who during the season
wickets for 1855 runs, which gave him an
average OF runs per wicket. .
During the existence OF tho League, Mt
Cobb has captured twelve prizes, lie won
a batting average In lsoo 1891, 1892, 1893,
and 1889 and a bowling average in 1890. 1901,
1899, 1895 1897. 1900 and 1901
After the presentations the cricketers
en- yed an excellent smoking concert and
proceedings were kept UP until late hour.
The sun., 1902-03-02
RACQUETS.
Boakes Defeats standing In . Handicap
Match At chicago.

CHICAGO. March Harry Boakes. the
veteran racquet instructor at the Chicago
A A., won three games out of four from
George Standing, the New York Racquet
and Tennis Club professional. on the asso-
citation courts this afternoon. Boakes had
an allowance OF fye aces and put up capital
game against his younger opponent. The
match was the second of a series OF exhi-
bition contests arranged between the men.
the first having resulted In victory for Stand
ing Standing started In well by winning
the first game by a close score, hut lost the
other three by fairly large margins. 1t re-
uuired less than a half hour to finish the four
games, so fast did the men play. Both did
remarkably clever work, and the crowd that
saw the match did not begrudge the IS ad-
mission fee for a seat In the gallery.
standing had the honor in the first game
and made aces on his serve. Boakes
failed 20 score on his service. and when stand
ing went in again he ran the score up TO o
Boake- made an ace on his service and went
out Both went out alternately before stand
ing scored his tenth ace. Boakes then made
points. making the score lO-s In favor
of the New Yorker. Standing struck low
after serving and Boakes went In ana made
g. Standing made aces on his serNlGs
and finally won the game by l5.ll. In
the next three games, Boakes,s allowance
Of proved too much of a handicap for
the New York professional
The sun., 1902-03-02
HOCKEY.
Harvard Defeats Princeton and VIII Play
Yale for the Championship.

The hockey teams Of Harvard and Prince
ton which were tied for second place in
the Interoolle giate Hockey League tourna-
ment, played last night at the St Nicholas
Rink TO decide which team should meet Yale
in the series for the championship. Harvard
wen. scoring goals to Princeton's2 During
the first part OF the first half Princeton had
Harvard on the defensive most Of the time
and the Harvard men could not break up
the team work Of the Princetonians. Then
Princeton went 10 pieces and Harvard scored
four times In rapid succession. Princeton
then braced up and scored twice.
Purnell was the first to shoot for goal
but the puck was stopped by Manning. Pruyn
and Rumsay each tried for goal but failed
and for eight minutes neither side could
score. They Pruyn managed TO get the
puck and carried II down TO the Princeton
goal He passed II TO Winsor. who succeeded
In landing 1t in the net. A minute later
Winsor scored again on a pass from Rumsay.
Poe then got the puck and carried IL toward
the Harvard goal but failed to score and
wlnsor rushed II back TO the Princeton end
of the rink and landed IL in the net. The
Princeton men got the puck again but Ogden
missed pass ia the middle Of the rink and
Ninsor made the fourth goal for Harvard.
Purnell then made the irst goal for Prince
ton From a scrImmage minute later
:So the pSGk into the SS t6
referees whistle had not blown. so the goal
was not allowed. just before the close OF
the second half Winsor rushed the puck
and passed II 20 Foster. who scored the fifth
goal for Harvard
In the second half Purnell shot about n
minute after play had been resumed, but
failed, McAlpln then hit at the puck, but
missed H. He spun around quickly and
gave back-hand crack 10 the rubber that
landed IL in the net The last goal was
credited to Pruyn on pass by Rumsay
Only the goal umpire, b, Clark. saw this score.
umpire
In the second half Rumsay was put of
the ice for rough play and McAlpin was hurt
In scTimmage. but was able to finish the
game
will be played in d few days Three games
are TO be arranged and the winner Of two
wiz win the chamI ionship, The teams
lined up last night as follows:
The sun., 1902-03-02
Madden buys Many Brood Mares.

NASHVILLE. March i.-One OF the biggest
deals Of the winter In thoroughbreds has
been concluded by Mr.. T.. S. Gardiner Of the
Avondsle Farm and John L. Madden OF
Hamburg Place. Lexington, ny. The latter
purchased eight mares OF the Avondslc Stud
Farm for a consideration OF s2O.o00 MIR
Madden was In town last week, but the sub
ject Of his visit was not dyulged until the
horses were shipped from Gallstin to-day
10 Hamburg Place.
The ia rm Of Madden now contain. over
hundred mares. which will ultimately 60 90
v. &. Whitney Of New York. Among the
mares sold were the celebrated stake and
handicap winner. Ida Piekwiok b. m. by
timPi LA Mr. pickSicEn1ida X; souTiie, b. Ri 2.
nower ch. m. ls. by imp. Mr. Pickwick-
Mood Flower; Bracelet. ch. m, by Imp.
br m. by lroquois-Nild Flower. and the
ii-yesr-old brood mare, Chsrnette. by Imp
DarsUin-G arIie.
The sun., 1902-03-02
scHooLBoYs COMPETE.
Successful Games Under Auspices oI
Columbia In the Twciftb's Armory.

The Columbia University Track Athletic
Association made its bow 10 the athletic pub
Ito yesterday afternoon as a promoter Of
interscholastio sport. The debut was in the
form Of a meeting open TO scholastic athletes
only. The games were held at the Twelfth
Regiment armory and the meeting was a
pronounced success Every private school
OF prominence within sixty miles OF this cit y
was represented, and the keen rivalry would
have done Justice to any OF the intercollegiate
meets, O. Brinkerhof, the Brooklyn High
School fyer. won the o0-ysrd dash In as
seconds. one-ifth OF a second slower than the
worlds record
II was the first real test OF the youngsters
indoors. and the showing made was far above
the standard. McCahil who won the 60 yard
dash for juniors, was protested on the grounds
that he was over age, while Mackenzie, Jr,
of Dwight school was protested on the ground
that he was a student at Princeton. Dwight
but should the protest against Mackenzie
be sustained Dewitt Clinton High School
will get the hon0rs while Dwight will share
Summary:
ssSss sSo1 ass SeGSS TS%SH % es.on PRf NIX
Ss!a Sh ssSSnf @ Nscsss scsnm
.sgcPa s fshfG, R.s4 ri su MI cpioS gfR ssRSS
third third A; ,seeEeL Horace Mann school fourth
30 yard Dash. for Grammar School BOYS Won
by J. l.. sweeney. School No. 80; G. J, Werner,
School No. lO2, Brooklyn. second: l., FttIpatrick,
school No. q Brooklyn third Reed School NO :.
Brooklyn. fourth. Time. 7 rs seconds.
NO yard Run-Won by J. Ellingwood, Dwlght
J. Bynes. ST. Francis Prep" third Time, MIN
% yard Hurdle Race Won by ". Johnson.
HUI School, Pottstown: ]. Howe. Dewitt CLINTON
High School, second y. SAik, Brooklyn Hlgh
School. third Time, s / 5 seconds,
by J. hckeeyer. School No Z. Long Island J.
Frank, School No. =, Long Island second u ASSAY.
School No. l05 third: r. Wilson, School No 70,
fourth. Time. 2 minutes % IS seconds. -,
go Yard Run-Woh by J. Cragln, De Wit Clln
ton High School, &. Lyons, De Ia sale Institute
Time ! minute 8 seconds $500.
One Nile Run-Won by Mackenzie. JI, Dwight
School; J. Ellingwood Dwight School. second
II G. brewer, Montclalr High School third. u,
Waihy. Brooklyn Hth School fourth. Time,
minutes 81 s seconds.
Hnl School, pottstovn, with feet inches; c. NJ.
Bishop, Adelphi Academy, second; with feet
inches S, NJ. Miller, Trinity School third with
o feet inches
Putting Il Pound shot-won by E. Morris. De
la Sale Institute with 30 feet s a inches: J. y
80 feet inches J. kToft De witt Clinton High
School third with 81 feet So Inches.
The points scored By the schools were; Dwight.
49, DE Witt Clinton High, II; Hiu, TO- Hnsry.
8 De La Sale, 3 Brooklyn High !; Poly Prep"
3; Peter Cooper High, 5, Adelphl Academy: ;. East
SrAnss nss rn In. h9SiGis paiSIs .oa4sd m1sH By
T the sra%msr % schools were Il 70. 70 long Island :,
No 10 city. S: No i02 brooklyn. s. No. 2 Brooklyn.
3, No. 1885, city. ?. No. 10 city I.
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At san Francisco.

SAN Francisco. March 1.-Green II. MorriS's
Sombrero, by star Ruby. captured the California
Derby this afternoon IN the easiest possible style.
O'ConnOr on SombTero. trailed Corrgan and
WaterScratch for about six furlongs when he
passed them in the easiest possible style. winning
pulled up by three lengths, while Corisan beat
NaterScratch over thirty lengths. The race was
run In binding rain storm. summaries;
First Race SiK fuhongs -Monloya i01 ~.
Woods, II 10 s, won, Lemuel, lOT GruAleTl, TO !,
second; lnnoceneia. los (OConnor, to S, third.
Time. llhf.
Second Race-Futurity course-Phil Archibald.
100 (Troxer,, 9to p won. Hilary, il2 Prior, TO &
second: Loyal S. III Bozeman), 50 to l. third.
Time. il6lt.
Third Race--Sx furlongs Dorian. ils (O'Con-
nor, to ?. won, BaSsen1o. l0l, ~. DAILY, TO 5,
second: cuban Glrl. ulanschl. 20 TO |, third.
Time. 1908.
Fourth Race California Derby. IA miles, purse
% 900 -Sombrero l22 O'ConnOD, to TO- won,
Corrigan, l22 tBullmanl, to ?, second Water
scratch ia u. Woods, 10 TO S, third. Time,
2IGi..
Fifth Rare-Onc mile Mission. 100 0Ranschl,
10 l. won: FormerO, 100 tOConnor to 5, sec
ond, Hungarian, 100 (HowSon to |. third. Time,
1904
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JOCKEY BADLY HURT In RACE.
WILTON THROUS ROBERTSON
OVER HER HEAD.
hoy II TraupIcd On. and WIN he Unable
10 Ride for Months 81. Cuthbert wins
the speed Handicap Intrusive Wins
Another Rs'e at New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, March The second race
to-day caused enough excitement to keep
every one talking for the rest OF the meeting
shortly after the field reached the post, VIII
ton. one OF the starters. ran away half a mile.
Jockey Robertson attempted to pull up the
flly and one OF his stirrups broke. causing
the saddle TO slip. Wilton stopped as the
paddock was reached and new stirrups we're
secured. She was again taken to the post and
in a false break away the reins broke and
Jockey Robertson attempted TO control her.
The ily reared into the fence. causing Robert
son to go over her head. The boy still clung
TO the rens and was badly trampled before
Wilton freed herself
In the mix-up that followed Wilton got
tangled In the fence, but managed 10 extract
herself and ran away a mile. She was then
Withdrawn. About this time Sweet Nell.
another starter In the race. began to -cut up"
and threw Jockey slack. but fortunately
iifteen-minute, delay start, was finally Sc;
cured. Tom Maybin showed the way until
the last sixteenth. when he began 20 tire. and
after the race Frank Rice Was purchased By
Id Corrisan. Jockey Robertson is very
badly Injured and 4 will 6e many months
i was an exceptionally hne day for racing ing
from Maggie Davis. Intrusive, after lot
of bad racing luck. took the mile and All
tlgntn handicap by hall ltngtn from hyu-
hcer. Steeplechase Jockey Herring, who
was ruled OF at Memphis last spring, was
reinstated to-day by the Western Jockey
Club. Summaries:
First Race-Slk furlongs-Slr Christopher, lo2
Lindsey, 10 10 and out. won; Kiss Quick. 100
tOUsl, to and 10 |, second Weird, l02 Young.
third. Time, ia. Socapa, Olekma, Annu, Cor
vus Bob Baker, Ahoma and Oscar also ran
Second Racc-four furlongS-Frank Rice, llS
Gandryl, Is to 8 and TO 8. won; Tom Maybn,
los (Odoml. to l and to s. second; The Don, iOs
II. Miller, third. Time, OAs Merry Sister
Sweet Nell. Eufaula. disappointment and Wilton
Third Race Intrusive, I29 (odom), even and
out won Mynheer. lO7 Landry, 5 to and TO 5.
second Malay, los tOtlsl, third. Time, i:55 Ida
LedfUTd and StTangeSt also ran.
Fourth Race-Speed Handicap; Slk fuHongs-
St Cuthbert, l1o (Odoml, u to and even money
won; Maggie Davis. ss W Maldol, to and 10 l.
second, Imp Albula. 70 Wilkersonl, third. Time,
l:l.. Andes. Tom Kingsley sevoy' Marie Bel
Flfth Race-Ons Nile and a Quarer-SIlver
Coin. I07 Boyd, IL to 8 and to 5. won Beana,
los CT Walsh, 9 TO S and TO s. second II Ghor
lOS 1sandryl, third. Time 400. Charles d and
III Moran also ran. ~
Sixth Race--One MIle-Algie NJ. % tOtisl, to
and to s, won, Balloon 20 tEaHe 10 TO and oto l.
second; Choice. liO COdoml. third Time, ii2t.
Musket, Digby Bell. Blue Ridge. Annie Thompson
and Eight Bells also ran.
Seventh Race-Slx Fuhongs-Cah Kaher I07
mtiSl, to and out. won John Grimsby. 100 lOdoml
10 to and 5to O. second Ben Hullum, % w Waldo,
third. Time il+ Lady Kent Hadee. Dan
Paxton and Orla also ran.
The sun., 1902-03-02
Baseball Games Arranged for Princeton
Nine.

PRINCETON. March THE baseball season
at Princeton begins under conditions almost
as favorable as any that could be desired
The complete schedule follows:
March ~, Rutgers, at Princeton; 6 Tufts. at
Princeton: -. Johns Hopkins, al Baltimore 2e
GeoTgetown at Washington. 81. Georgetown. at
Washington Aprn /, University OF Virginia, at
lotlesvne; s. FordhAm, at Princeton; Q, Dickinson
at Princeton. IL. Philadelphia American League
at Philadelphia. 10, Lehigh. at Princetoni ~, Am
herSt, at Amherst: 20, Lafayette, at Prnceton
20. University Of Virginia, at Princeton; &c, Cornell
at Providence, I, Amherst at Princeton 10. Cornell
at Ithaca: u, Brown al Princeton, II, Georgetown
at Princeton. q, Wesleyan, at Prnceton 70, lniver
sty OF Illinois. at Princeton, 80 Yale, at New Haven
June /. Bucknel at Prince ton Yale. al Princeton
ii, Harvard, at Princeton, H. Yale, at New iorh,
In case Of a tic,
The sun., 1902-03-02
DAVE SULLIVAN IN TOWN.
The Irish PusiiIst wants Another Match
With NcGoyern.

Dave Sullivan. the Irish pugtlist. whose
colors were lowered by Terry McGovern at
Louisville last Saturday night, Is back In
town. Despite his defeat sullivan Is con-
he will be able 10 turn the tables. Sullivan
contends that he was too sure OF winning.
reason of his undoing. Dave stu shows
traces OF the conflict His face, is one mass
OF bruises, his right eye is discolored and his
left ear is some what pulled.
Had | taken advantage Of all the openings
| had" said sullivan, would have
been the winner instead Of the under dog
was a bit too hasty in counting me- out. All
that | ask Ia for return match, winner 10
take all l will be ready to sign articles at
any time OF place.
The receipts OF the battle. according TO
Sullivan. amounted to little over 81 900.
OF this sum McGoyern received nearly $1,000.
while g.. 90 went To Sulll llvan.
The sun., 1902-03-02
KiNo,s AND KArsERs CUPS.
BiE Yachts 90 nsce FOR the Trophies
- Meteor III. May Compete.

Special cable Dsspdfeh 10 THE SUN.
CowEs, March lit Is announced that
the yacht race for the Kaiser's Heligoland
cup will start from Dover for Heligoland
on June 2i and will be confined to yachts
of eighty tons and over. II is understood
that the Kaiser's new yacht. Meteor H.,
which has just been launched at Shooter :
Island. will not be entered.
King Edward will present cup of the
value OF 100 guineas TO the Royal Yacht
Squadron. II II TO be called the Kings
cup and will be sailed for under the same
conditions az governed the Queens cup.
The new Meteor will probably compete.
IL is stated that j. Pierpont Morgan has
hired the steam yacht Golden Eagle from
Sir Samuel Scott. The Secretary OF the Royal
Yacht Squadron says that there is great
dearth OF large steam yachts this season.
He has received many applications from
Americans for whom he was not able to do
anything.
The sun., 1902-03-02
hid McPartiand's Den to Frank Erne.

Kid Mcfarland, the local lightweight
who seem, 10 have taken a new lease OF lie
lately, is after match with Frank Erne
Mcfarland intends shortly to post a forfeit
in support OF his challenge, which is as fol
lows: L hereby agree to meet Frank Erne
world, the mill 10 be limited TO twenty-five
rounds for side bet OF $500 and the best
winner take ali or divide tho purse on rs
and IS per cent basis. Tho weight 20 be 1856
pounds az the ringside or isS pounds, weigh
In at : o'clock. IL Is not likely that trne
will consider McPartland,s challenge as he
Is at present negotiating for a mill with Joe
Cans
The sun., 1902-03-02
Canadian Troops TO Appear At Military
show.

Col Luscomb. Major Turpln and Capt.
Dixon of the Military Athletic League have
lust returned from Canada. where they went
for the purpose OF arranging for the presence
of Canadian troops at the military tourna-
ment, which is To be held in Madison Square
Garden this month. They visited pr; +. W;
defence, and Lord Ayliner. the Adjutant-
General OF the Canadian forces, and the Can
isndars from either Montreal or Toronto A
review will be rendered 20 DR. Borden some
night during the week and II will be attended
nv several Canadian officers. The High
landers Band will come with the soldiers.
The sun., 1902-03-02
IniercollexIate CNclists Meet.

4 meeting OF the intercollegiate Bicycle
Association was held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday afternoon. 1t was to have
been the annual meeting and election, hut
several OF the representatives failed 20 attend
and the election was postponed until March
I5 Yale was represented by Butts. captain,
aud Gentry. Princeton, by President smith
Fitch and Waters Wesleyan University
was taken into the association. Berkeley
oval track having been destroyed the ques-
tion of choosing a track was discussed. No
decision was reached. but the selection seems
10 lie between Manhattan Bench and Phtla-
dclphia with the latter more favored, IL
was proposed that the tandem race be dropped
and some other substituted.
The sun., 1902-03-02

NEW HavHN. March Girls from the
Stamford High school defeated the basket
ball team OF the New Haven High school
this afternoon IN the Anderson gymnasium
here by to
Manager Megrue's report OF the upstate
trim az the Columbia Varsity basketball
team shows that the team won three and lost
three Of the siN games played They scored
ponen
The sun., 1902-03-02
Billiards.

new challenge cup has been presented
10 the Billiard Committee OF the A. \. u by
the Brunswick Bake Collender Company
by Nilsson p Foss IN. the Class tourney.
The new prize will carry much the same
conditions as the old one. IL will cost tlnOo
or thereabouts and will not become the
personal property OF any contestant uhtll
he shall have won II three times ~ open ,oef-
nament competi ton, Ia case the y. y, I.
should drop billiards from. Ice Curriculum
the cup will revert TO the donors
The sun., 1902-03-02
GALA TIME FOR OUR POLO MEN.
HurlinEham Club Plans Entertainments
on Large Scale for International Team.

SpfaaI tablt DfsplIch 70 HE NUN'
LONDON, March 1.-The directors OF
the birmingham Club have appropriated
f2O0 toward stabling and provender for
the American polo ponies Of the teamfrom
the United States which Is TO compete
in the International games for the cham
pionship cup. The directors are also
planning entertainments for the players
on a large scale.
The sun., 1902-03-02

Two skating races were decided at the
Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, last night
The handicap for the Glass men resulted
in a dead heat between W. w, swan and \
Y SnTony o. Dorlon won the Glass B handi-
cap. The summary
one Nile Handicap. Class ALDcad heat be
tween ", W, swan, 80 yards ana \, Sarony,
minutes 81 1 seconds,
one Nile Handicap, Class B,Won by @. DoHon,
80 yards. third. Time. minutes 10 ! seconds.
The sun., 1902-03-02
Harvard Heats Yale In Fencing Match.

CANBRIpGR, March Harvard won from
Yale In the first fencing match between the
two rivals In the Hem enwsy gymnasium to-
nioht nv A score Of 5 toe Harvard won be-
cause Of her more finished form over fale's
fierce and fighting style. pelsfeld OF Yale
his matches. For Harvard Pslirey did best.
summary:
Delaneld beat Roberts, Pslfrey beat SpAldlng.
Henderson beat CAlmcT. Roberts beat Spalding.
palfTey beat CAmer, Dclaneld beat Henderson,,
Roberts beat CAmer, Delahed beat Pafrey, Spald %
ing heat Henderson.
The sun., 1902-03-02
Odds and Ends OF sport.

At the annual meeting Of the Staten Island
Boat Club the following officers were elected
for the ensuing season Preslden, W
ureT. " A. Ross, Jr. Captain. 4 q. White
law. Bosrd OF Director, Bale n Don
Secretary, IA. Manley, Wool Exchange. New
York city George Van Vile, was reensAged
as trainer.
The sun., 1902-03-02
Williams Defeats Dartmouth In Basketball
Game.

WIIL1ANsTowN, Mass March Williams
defeated Dartmouth at basketball here this
afternoon by the score OF % 10 Is In very
exciting game The score at the end OF the
nrst half was to in favor OF Williams. Ab-
bott OF Dartmouth played well. and Nose
and Mcmillan threw several pretty baskets
Ynr Williams
The sun., 1902-03-02
Forty ,-se, enth Regiment Beats CO. L. Of the
Twent,.ihird nj Indoor Baseball.

In IA wcll-played and exciting game Of
indoor baseball played at the forty-seyenth
Regiment Armory last night the team of
the Forty-seveuth Regiment beat the nine
n score of to l. The Iwenty-third scored
nrst, getting run In the second inning
rms In the third inning. The batteries
we're Madigan aud Murphy for the Forty
seventh and Farrell and Daniel for the Twenty
third Nearly 1000 persons watched the
The sun., 1902-03-02
Turf Notes.

ToLEpo. Ohio, March l -George u Ketch-
am announced Yesterday the sale of the
louis Winans % Brighton. England. The
horse war sold for more money than ever
was paid before for a geldins shipped from
will lie sent with Paul Reubens
The sun., 1902-03-02
Dan Reed Is Head Coach Of Cornell Foot
hall Eleven.

ITHACA. March. Dan Reed OF Dunkirk
no,ifed the Cornell authorities to-day that
he would accept the position OF head coach
of the Cornell football eleven for next year.
Reed was assistant coach last year under
o.. -
The sun., 1902-03-02
Monte Carlo Chess Tourney.

special cable Despatch 10 THE sun.
MoNT. Carlo, March i.-Adjourned and drawn
rsmes OF previous rounds Of the International
cn,s, masters Tournament resulted follows:
TeichmAnn beat Albln, Wolf beat Gunsberg. Ja.
nowsh beat Reggio
Drawn Marco Mason,
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BOWLING ALLEYS.
PERSONAL NOTICES.

Al -E-is living in the same place. Trust
ME. GO. r. Southern and foreign papers
please copy
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Score-Haryard Q; Princeton, o. Goas-By
Ninsor. 4 Foster, pruyn, Pumel. 2. AoAlpn
Referee-T, W, Post, brooklyn 5. c. Goal um
plres-R. Little, Yale; l.. Beden, Hockey Club
nlnuioN each.
The sun., 1902-03-02

hnICErTh0l KtT \ q Day, ~. IfahI I52 South-
ard lio Jackson. lio. Lewis. ~. Total, 7so.
Jersey city club KeHuctL 1862. Collard. l6x
Bnucn, III, Bowly, iC'. II. II. SIsrreiL 1862. To-
tai sA
ArrHF kNIUKTHupC kEE A. e ALLEYS FIRST CANA
ku.r.rrhlrRcr {. c.. krchS IN simmons i0a:
paryc i5a. GCnet. iiI bernard, 10. Total, 7gO.
Jersey tliy club Glass i33 ". Lemkan i2S
C. Lcnkau. 1888. k.uupp. lo3 Anderson. 100. To-
tHI 49,
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KEckcrbockcr 4 Day. ~: Grant lS south
Srd, l5d Jackson, ~, lF"is, iJ7. Total eOs. -
Jtnsy Ily cub. Bennett l59. Colsrj, iM
nrt,eu' lsg. BoWly, iis Il. II Starrotl. Ios. To
tai. 1ty-
The sun., 1902-03-02

The Jersey CITY Clr'. r'Hlcrs defeated the hnck
erbpCeer 4. G.. play,I, - ten pins In the Amateur
League Uu Friday night. InC scores
JERSEY cry CLUB ALLEYS FIRST GAAk-
kniCkcrbJckrr \ q. ..I nay. l9i, Grant $50. South
ard. Inh Jackson. 1875 LOWS il5. Iotal, 75l.
Jersey Clty CuO. bcunctt, l22 CONard, l1
Drttcn isS. BOWlg. ~. a.. H. StarretL EOS. To-
al