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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-26
BERKELEY ATHLETES WIN.
Defeat Cutler School in Dual Games--Sses'
IaeSA's Fine Werk.

aetA's Fine Werk.
Berkeley School won In the dual meet
with Cutler School Mt Berkeley Oval yester-
day afternoon by the score OF HT 10 va
7. T. Sheffield Of Berkeley School broke
all Individual scholastic records by securing
i've frsts and one second. total OF 2s points.
Il was almost a foregone conclusion that
he would have finished FIRST In the sso-yard
run had he not slackened up In going into
the stretch: a. II was. Edgell OF Cutler school
beat him out by only half yard.
The twenty events, Of which three were
open to novices from all preparatory SCHOOLS.
were run of In quick time The rivalry
between the schools was intense ana each
event was spirited from start TO finish There
were no records broken, although good time
was made. The games were sort Of pre-
liminsry test for the annual championships
In the open events Dwight School carried
Of The honcTs With ssbDs Stn rn he inSSdSal
naisidual prize went to shsfisld Of Berkeley
sspos d Sor.s ou IL school ssssssa
ijsms. Berksiey Srhooi, third. T'mo. minutes
TO- YARD Dash, Jun,o.=wen By I "; Auads,.
s c,sr sshSo AMER Cutler School ssiSc Tine
Dash sf Ees :, ssssoi ss ssssss
g. trust. Cutler school. third. Tine TO- e seconds.
Stunning .'S f.s, ~ ncse. ss:oS
Cutler School. second; E. Aksr. Cutler school,
nsre ns1p ses sos Win 81 fee. 10 inshs: J.st
son, Cutler school, second with g iest 10 insnes
~ SIsn,s' h SsghsfE ."
owit. Berkeley School e s GS s sSsSo'.
; e :. G q fa'nsr' oaus' S'n0'' 'n''
mig sssei; Hsei ss,sS, x EEe.sy a sssss
sseosd; =; ksna.ii; Cutler school third Tina
2miny.ss y 80 - sec 3d., on.n-vou BY c. 3D.
School. ,ecoaS Il. bSSsidsou. Horace Nsaa school.
'A kSlnins INNS Srs y BY sAss!s.
geIEeley School With 70 isss in che ,I KSSs;
il. Kroser. Berkeley scses'. third. With II feet Z
p:.; ssS ssa st' Rsss y
@. Ywsi Cutler srhoel. third. Tine l. $500. $500,
E Hss; $3.50 SIS Ssi,s sSsi IN: 4
p;s: S.Ss s ss,si : :, s 6
i;:s ss!s sssI
School, third; Time, 9 - sesonda;
ADAMS en- 'f s:ss a: &C., s.:s:s:
School. second; r. Kendall. Cutler school, third
? ds,s sSsf9 sss,.I s sssssI
issssS g, sss.s ss ssss 5a. 2 s .a
ior third. WITH feet Inches:
s0-Yard Run-woa BY s. u. Edgen. Cutler
School; l. r. Shefieid, BERKELEY School second:
J. 3. Cornell. Cutler SchoOI third Time . mia
fso.Ysrd Hurdis Rsoe-won BY z. .. Meyersvitz
ss s ::ss. 'z1:S as' ds'':' ssSae 'Siia 7s:
"tSc.Ysrd Run. Novice, open-won BY r. Donald
con, Horace Mann School; a. Steckler. Horace
Mann school second; W. Phinney, Dwight School
Putting The i Pound S6ot-won by r. G. Daley.
Cutler school with 81 feet II inches l. bsssafv.
Beaics Cutler school third with 20 feet ~ inches
Throwing the l2-round Hammer-Won BY n.
Havemeyer Cutler School. with III feet II inches;
G. jackson, Cutler School. second, with N feet .
inches: L. p. BAssare BERKELEY School. third. with
o. feet ~ inches.
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cme,oo. Aprl s.-Bondase wa the nniis and
On sigh!h handicap az LAKESIDE to-day IN ccmmon
o% r hs% esfe so sG .u,:s
p lhe blgrest <ling OF the meeting: Beat<n on the
to-day, making Dan aeKenns the II 70 70 f.vor,e::
s and II 70 ST. Sa g lin
nd s biz oaes 2 = q AZ n pe.s ' ..
sns % r.s ca out u
Iour lengths IN front Of Omdurman and bondare;
uh,ls Ling. cult. Al the half Bondage took hold
tam. home by himself, with nve lengths 20 spare
sno eAsed up 70 a common canter. Dan nekeuns
ured enough 70 he down ana barely tastso
Sss enough 10 beat Omdurman ienetn Sos VIC
-, fi,s, Race-five and half furlones-0us Lsnhs.
~ tnirkten ruth) 10 8. won: Uranium, ~ tanciAif
TO 70 second 6ullbsck iisy Bookesl ne tn ,r
shelly Discharge and Frances N. also ran,
,hrtsnruthl, TO s. won: Don Dome, 10 Yeirvip.
is %s o afc' esss6b se and l.
Jhlrd R.c,--sl. fur,onss--s, Miner... 100 e.
s CO e. s sss sS.a.' 10 sSeien .G
Sird lime iisSx Vsicais and Laura Margaret
FsuIh R.e.-one MIL. and ~ eigs,s-sossse,,
e q. sse 20 a. om Si man is 6oninie.
Einh Rso,-o.e '' ms6s.Ahepsss. . C. Heuyl.
CA sIi p.s - ,pcnin,e S5.sT 'sfSss
- Zach poyis, ossar. Bsuenins and irknsAs
81 ss ~ .. Sss: y g.ss.y e 80! ss
Ss. O. 1eas:Ss 30 !, -: Mss. ~ g
NJ ~ "a ien 49, - 80;
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GOOD BRUSHING At MATINEE.
FANNY y. DECIMvELY DEFEATS
MOTH MILLER.

a. D. 0wsthnaey's Marc Gains Mere Hsnors
h TINT with Our Jach-Oakiand PlIss
Worthy Csmpettter Against Many
1 Csacks-riIlis . Prsnissns Newcen'sS.
The third Of this. Saturday spsstwsy nasi-
nees yesterday vas favored Will q GOOD
attendance and good brosramnus OF sport.
Thomas r. Russell behind Princess sprague,
A. c. Schuyler with Sam 6tsele. 3:10H, and
George Huber. drivins Oakland Pilot. pro-
vided the Arst tilt among the top notchers
With ding-dons nnish In the order named.
The second brush resulted the same. but In
the third Gam sessls warmed to the work
and be and the Prtncess came stride for stride.
with esch owner workibs hard for the victory.
In almost the last stride Sam Steele wsver~d
and Princess Sprague won.
The PAGER Moth Miller. 3o7. With the
trainer. Rue Clara. up. showed ell his old
time speed. but he was unsteady and evi-
IDENTIFY short of work. Fanny r., driven By
A. b. 0wathmey. beat Moth Miller decistvely.
and then Moth Miller currted David Mus
covite. 7i1x, driven BY Leopold Meyer. TO o
break and won. Later Moth Miller had two
lively tits with the PAGER Wanda. fla. and
managed to break even. Wanda won the
'first brush when Moth Miles made q losing
break. but the roam champion was steady
In the next heat and he won - be pleased.
Mr.. ,}wathney found Fanny r was at bar
best when be sent her . brush against the
trottsr Our Jack. 3:isx. driven BY 9. +. Paul.
II was NIP and tuck for every foot Of the
journey. but Fanny nanased 70 have ner
vi. fs The NJ" jersey
y w.1d ..S y sa c. 6ey s.
snce. and then David Mpscovite won handily.
70 msss sss Sc made
break when the battle waved warm.
,s &. psIlss as .Di K.d "a .sn
victory 70 make !. more Lindins. Mr.. La
ray hsS sefo VA. Ssshns her ss
George Huber's stake trotter Oakland
i.oPs. behind Copeland. ,;csk, % hard drive
g beat him; Sam steele ,., driy s bX &c
Wilkes. driven By Philip Herpenh. usen. and
ss ss: X. At os va. oni n
6rose. drives By Charles salsmon; The
re- sspSSss FIR sps "a &, ,.SSss
n @.s ss sSss eressSs io5sS, many Word: q
sood asd hs S ss.y ''en ''' 0ea'
Harry Pearsal. with the bay PAGER Monte
L.. was also 2 prominent winner, Monte I.
Nss Sss. snS tS.n Ss Tie crack
trotter Ambrose Monte L. had to accept
s,ecsn d., place. however. when no met Oak
the Ss:. q s : ssn taSp s.
music A. and sss s p Of ~:
ample.
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WRESTLING.
Nsasslah Dees Wen In Cepenha Sen Tour.
nanent-sharkey and Faust Sign.

Accordins to the latest English exchanges
tho International Greco- Roman wrestling
tournament at Copenhagen. which began on
April and which 10 to continue until May 3.
II Q big success On the first night Of the
Tournament over 10000 persons turned out
70 sec the competitors tussle for supremacy.
The affair. which h the bisgest held In Europe
In years. up to date 10 q financial success.
On the opening day Nouralah. the big Turk.
met two men and easily took them into camp.
He u looked upon a. the winner. unless George
HackenBchmldt completes. The noted Rus
sian has entsrsd. but his name 70 not among
the LIST Of those who have wrestled thus far.
II Ia thought that Hnckepschmidt has had
considerable trouble In curtailing some Of his
theatrical contracts In England. Hacken-
schmidt receives S7so week and VIII have to
forfeit half years. salary In order to 20 to
Copenha gen. Otto Klsmpert, another noted
Russian athlete. II one Of the vrestlers who
have entered the tournament. Those who
have seen Klsmpert on the mat say that he is
nearly Hsckenschmidt's equal In strength
and skill.
Articles Of agreement were signed yester.
day for q handicap match between Tom
Sharkey and August Faust OF Germany. The
pair arc TO meet at Suffers Harlem River
Park, this city. on May o. Fsust. in order to
win. will have to throw the ex-sailor three
times In one hour. sharkey has developed
Into Q good wrestler and the sports believe
that Faust has big contract on his hands.
The style 4! 70 Se ssssscss.ssn ,,.t
hover ear among pusilists. ,Tiisrs u not
time or other suffered from this trouble. Il
Il On fused by constant work on the mat. Tom
Jenkins qeorEs 6othnerX August Faust,
s1. S:v. b:ss s.nfSs
Lost his match with Dan Mcleod at Worcester.
on ana w Tsy also With Blood
poisoning Dothner, In discussins the trouble.
s:d rss syyd e q sVs .s
the bone Of the knee bscopes bruised or irri.
tssed ny adyi9s to sSn'y yIf Sia h; and
s 20 ns sny time than the wrestler fnse
Alex swanson Il the Sweds win Give him
another chance. The pair met week ego
and sSan.sn had no Trouble IN y,ttn gin, two
not in the best Of condition and that he did
not have much time n which TO train Hahn
adds that In the match n made he will wTestle
at las pounds. straight oatch-as-catch-can
sweden at Prospect Hall on May :. writes to
THs Ann o. follows: n vim thst bout.
wish you would STATE thst you'd Ike TO
meet the wtnner Of the Bsust. 6hsrtey con.
sS.I tS.% e
or Greco-RomAn style. am satisfied 70
vrestls them either to finish o. Tor specified
Tom Riley Of England. who vas easily
SSn.a BY Gssrsc sotss:s .; IN .n - rss
Ssisht. HAS srainins daily With Tom shar-
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April ,a-The failure
of the legislature to enact law permitting
The playing Of professional baseball on Sun
dsv wss folis we'd by the circulatioe Of petit
lions sshlns the Mayor not 70 interfere u the
He k%snesn s.s9si:slcS, Of 2, shics TIL:
herr and vas the pufp9gSSS, rtT tbou s un
initial ,:,ts! vs Srs .rned % he p.ons
were presented v Mayor bookwahss few
oe& ave his answer to-day saying that
sSsN I e S se sS. {. Ss 40 1:z
pro- pscpessS ssms. q ne psss Q spsssr and
SSr3ss shs plsysSa - -
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A0UEDUCT RACIMe eossIP,

Betting amg oesssA<a Duvsssunrsy ~
Pserre LsrsIlasa's Any nay.
While ne lsysrs su1ssed hsau,y through
the vfceor1es or thS fa1sgttss, Khssnlna.
yellow TAI. Seymour md Alan, thsy rscsived
their worst scorohins thspasA the susosss a
Pierre Lcrkllard's Any DeV In The third roo
Yesterday. Mr. LorillGd ssns q large eon-
misston Into the ring. but II was drop n Ne
bucket compared to tbs resass OF Newton
Bennhston and -whissy- LAnedou. he
former srand stand nsasena.r, WHO cleaned
up siAooo on Petra II. on Friday. Mr. Ben
nhgton's horses arc trained ~ Fred Burisw,
who also trains Mr. LoyillardN Stable, 20 Mr..
Bennington having the nRh& hfoemstSoa lad
his commissioners a. work - soon as the
frst prices we're displayed. Langdon was
Ono busy and rot a. mucA -. II 70 4 foe his
those who had not played Cyprienne the
favortts. went 10 Any Day With . rush that
swampsd the layers. the phee falllns to 70 I.
and when the My dashsd % the front In the
last furlong there was q Wild exulsant CRY
from hundreds on the lawn and IN The gfand
stand who had the tip.
Riley Grammar. web Known a. plunser
with his ups and downs. arrived hons from
four weeks trip abroad Yesterday on thu
steamship Campsnia. Grammar snid:
i went to Europe for my health and en-
now In excellent trim, for the coming cam-
paiGu on the big tracks. saw some raors
In ENGLAND and rather like the game over
there. The only American thoroughbred
] saw was Mr.. Kcene's Merry Prince. who
was backed Oh the boards Of Nevmartss,
tend to r.sirs from tse turf. 10 vii Vii :sici
4. Thsn:s. o" Who some n TIM. i@ ago Dough.
ohatas and Auto from John Y. Madden,
is sSas hi ssi ssc sa an
old. Cor which, u r. reported, he paid - much
Julip. Fl.ischnann. Mayor Of Cincinnati:
si tee Se city a.
; .s1a h ap yx n sus s renter .ta q.
also visitor te tho track. together With n.ns-
81 sa s. sa,.an. gl%c.hy E I ssll1.a:
David ddeon, sydney Pagst, Frank Earreif.
msn x Vs os reG 1s asss " a%nrs cslr"
Jesse Iswtsoan and maay other dsvotsss
0 The ne ssSsstc-t disorder At the post OCCURRED
result MI. CXSidy Hnsd Burma. Fuller and j.
l Rsls i s: event ~ wss ifsuss'.ssd sS pssr
when Mar Taytsts won
SnS onnoss .s. Y hs n
: .s% & x + TieS.Gor 4 Ssi: .l:s .s.,s:d
pu. In a appearlrcc at Morris Park.
Harry Payne whitney Waited the shespe-
hs sss ssE l.s shS
M.Sdesp T sSs him. T ~ e q -
Grover Cleveland kuper has been snsaGed
70 70 Sradsn. Who rap third IN the lat E.e..
s Sssn w. .seted Tss nv sS anss S
from rs late e dSsc = BY snss o. v he
thine S.%re;sd dove AeT a ss e :tTs s
mSrrer again With 4 heavy commission to
win the second race; hit he did not get away
on Stevedore In this race Frank Farrell
cleaned up. well on Dueiist. whom he backed
In the Queens County Randtcsp. the GOOD
things were Potentr, Injunction and DR..
SayIor. but the ranh and Ne vent to Yellow
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THE MILITARY SNOW.
) ecreiary OF war Rect Win nevtew Tresps
in the Garden Tomorrow Night.

Military week begins In the Madison
SQUARE Garden tomorrow night. when Col.
George X. Dyer. commanding the Twelfth
re giment Of the National Guard. and presi.
dent Of the Military Athletic League. will
entertain the Secretary Of War and .distin-
evished guests at dinner. the escort to secre.
tsry Root being the cadets from the United
states Military Academy. at West Point.
They will accompany him TO the Garden.
where he will make the review. which inc
clndes United statce troops. United states
sailors and marines, the Forty-tbird Regt-
ment Of Canada, known as The Duke
of CornwsD's Cwn Rifles: detnchnents
from the Eighth. Ninth. Twelfth. J6urs
teenth. Tventy-secon d, Iwenty-thiid. Forty.
seventh. eiaty.Dirth ard seventy. hte
r Regiments, First ard eccord Batteries. First
and Second Signal Corps. First ard Second
fh %sthietic events. In which are entered the
bsss known sn ~ 7E ressasl fsv wv
sen All and should start tie military mart
OF T fRs re"isxiss oalsers win b Gen F..neI.
y. Greene Tuesday; Cen p George Moore Moore
s d%ss a.S T. yGA .%rl gias
,.S.i MI: s i e q sif iadS:
Morris. Ninth Regiment: Col. Franklin Bart:
* nv, Sisty-ninth Regiment. and Col. Jana.
Sssfse & ps. Vii f:sSs9s q az "a s. :
nj the knickerbocker Club tomorrow night.
secretnry Ct War Root and Maior-Gen; Bsden-
OF Maieking. distinni ished himself by his
aruu Gus service. under the mcet trying CIR
events Of the Boer war. He has been visit.
ins Warrington and West Point and received
Ss yS,s.g tss dinner % be BsSnS
Farley, Bishop Potter. Gen; Rsrry. Col MIL.
A Ar', bf nsSis Aqr sna sP Gp9sTSp
The esoorf by tie West Point Cadets VIZ
be from the Knickerbocker Club 10 the Garden.
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intern stional Lacrosse.

Manager Leonard Keoler OF the Columbia
lacrosse team announced yesterday that
the Oxford Cambridge team, which 10 TO
VISIT America this summer. win meet Column
bia. at South Field. on June a. after the faculty.
senior baseball samss and the cls.ss-day
exercises. The came Vas sr{afnssd tnlSS n q
srrsnrinG the schedule for the visitors. The
Ensiishmen are expectsd 70 reeeh this coun-
WIN Harvard immedlstsiy ate! their arrival,
Other contests vii be played with Cornell
and Pennsylvania. the other msmbers q
With the University Of Toronto and the cham
pion twelve Of the Crescsnt G., The fcr.
ga six Oxford men and their visit wiz give
an added Impetus 70 !acrosse, which Is fast
catips n prominent place In tho curricuiun
a. college sport.
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intercollegiate Auto Race.

Coiumbia's automobile club has been
invited to take part In an intercolle gate
automobile race to he held at Brighton
Beach In June. Similar invitations have
been sent to Harvard. Yale and the Cutler
school and to the organizers Of the proposed
club at Princeton. The details Of the con-
test will be decided at the coming meeting
Of the Automo6ils Clu5 o. A AS. Mana 4.
sexious 70 have the race come. about and
6eiieves that " the Automobile Club Of Amer
contest viii be assured. Columbia's organi-
ystion now includes twenty:one machines.
Two OF these, owned by lewis fseln and
L. 8. Bsmbereer. were constructed along
lines suggested by the students themselves
who attended the course on -Antomobile
Engineering and Design, In the school q
Rsn,sen Hutton, who IL himself IN ardent
aptomobili.t THREE other students , . are ds;
racc will furnish the first real opportunity
to test the relative merits Of the machines.
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Gesees Dlxsa Whipped.

Osoese DIXON 10 now On the down Glide
again. ha VIM lost another match b Easland.
The former featherweiEht champion INST
sspikss Robinsoa Of Loaden. q Oinnslfs
Circus, Tyne rscsnuy and
lost the deoisios aftss 4nssn reunds haa
:Sd S:lsn, q Z: ~ a., I ~: nd , 500
zee, AZ n@s, .ss sf is ,s s:ns
se 2, !as :ssSS's 8. S'ifs' e E ~
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EEILOW TAIL WINS BY A HEAD
r.Kys THE QUEENS COUNTY
HANDICAP AT AQUEDUCT

..,.- NeCarren's Seymour High-Class
-,...y..r.t,ld Prank FaPreirs Dusitss
meat, stevedore-FouF Fsvostses
and Two Second Chsiccs WIN.
& Tho ,prlns meeting Of the Greens ccuaty
. Joctev Club wound up Yesterday ~ Aqueouos
IN A blaze Of glory for the po ouo. Ths hrg-
.,nwd NJ the meeting turn cd out the
,..nsonce being estimated at 1900. which
rs,, standing room at . premium. Enthu-
IT,. 80 high for the reason that four favor
~. ~ two second choices proved vfcto-
,Ious causing a complete knock-0ot nor the
I 80 ubo have suffered incesaanuy ever
since the meeting oesah'
Tha principal event was the Queens County
Euandicap at q mile and seventy yards, and
n nroyided the most electrical hnish OF the
afternoon. There were nine starters, with
Iohr gacke,t's Yellow Tail. carrying los
.,onna. hacked down from TO 6 to 4 TO 6.
:. 1ori,e with Senator McCarren's Pc tente.
ro,hsu p. Keene's Injunction and r. J.
,ntrv,. DIR. Saylor attracting the rest of
A.. nancy. The start was made directly
r. front OF the grand stand. and while the
hor.ss we're at the post there was much TO
yh., starter Cassidy sprapg the barrier.
the ield was away in good order With the s9-
S Hi%.sf o p5ro S to make the running.
n n''hFPP Pa, Excellence practically an even
terms With bin G"ins IS ne nscE Ht
SanS S 40 on samely,, with Injunction within
s,risias distance. Coming into the stretch
Yslios Tail ssuns wide and Fuller took the
t s rs s,alt s bens in doubt SntiI the nsmheys
sSs@ .sn R Fan v s%Os 81 hand w rds
I pr aSs' The Time was RS IS. nth OF
"S ss9st cS WcCarrens two-year-old colt sey-
r,orr by j.oyali+t-nuchess, excited much
rttH,ing comment by his easy victory In the
ff,h event. for maiden two-year- oids at Ave
''i The STR. was poor. Burns GETTING seymour
,ysy r1nping and leading all the way. the
Ya, IS T T"'R oasS%ers ss stsbi sprnS
isos ''ss &c ssSi z s' re
Ss famous ss Eano9eas color; q p LEM
hs for wsss sss az
sbs 4 aas 5 e down 20 sses won DIV:
So S MSo r ras% s sysap sssfora Eiesta l.
i,F%1I BAD Der cs.nsssflisa Ss the 1 start
For The A. five and ball s lsTlSs e.
rot: , It 70 sso Ss 81 sSr.
stevedors showed the way. attended. by
I,aest tn the middle Of this stretch, where
Trnk Farrell's selding came on under Y
lard drive from HOar and won by three
PARTS Of a length in los. Stevedore finishing
sisht len gths before Demurrer.
ElnTaine who WINS a prohibitive fayorate'
lad no trouble IN taking the large end Of the
purse by four lengths from Timothy d.,
Sunivans Ernest Parham. The last rnce Of
he day was nnai triumph for The talent
when the favorite. the Gouahacre Stables
Al.n. landed an easy winner by three len sth..,
shMorckanS TOO n is,n running seS Sow
10 " 10 /.
The MEETING proved q success m every
Zoe attendance exceeding all previous records.
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The last series bu, one in the whdessls Drug
Trade Association tournament was rolled vest or
dAy afternoon. The scores:
NnSt oAhE.
Psrke, Davis Coaliraua; ~ Do!sn. ist
Male. 1855 pgreesS isi; Cart ~. Tgtsi ~
Eminiti. itG fIane. iss Sorns. iIt Total Isl
SECOND aAAk
Erusn. Ritessy Go. ~; Ra,h iis
General Cneulcd oompAny-Blssell. ii& Fnch
iaa Aasoa la Reed. le9 STORM. ioL Total. 7sa
TufKD oAhI
Parke. Davis = Co.-Braun. lsx .Doran, ia
Nale, Iii: Burgess. liz Carr, iS Total. III.
General caslncai. Company Bisseu, ioa nnch
liz; Mason. iS: Reed. IN. Storm Na Total 10.
FoCnra 0AMR.
Seebury 4 johnson -Lovx iot De Zeilcr. too
Caagney. Ia Scnmsiaw isx Judge $50. To-
Colgate b oo.-Aarnes, i4s oaaershss. tsr
Taylor. 100 Faulkner. liza CoisaIe. isa Total. az.
ce,ra.s a Se.-sarnes isS oadenhsv.. g;
:. Lanmsn z kenp.Mcuilss, .t1 Dtken, ltG
Mernl. ioe Thomas. i1k kampf III. Total. 7sd
aINfH oAhk
seabusy D. Johnson..-Lovs. -l+e DE zens. =.
CAa(heS is'; Scnrnshsv. isS Judge IA To
-Ispman Kemp Mc0niea. lxS pssso. i,S
Merrill 10; Thomas. 10 ksmpf ~. Totsl. ~
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Columbia NJ Poughkeepsie.

As result Of a number Of visits Ia pouah-
keepsie by Coiumbia's crew managers. IL Is
understood that the Windsor Cottage will
be taken for crew quarters this year. u Is
located about a mile and a half from the
centre ~ the town and will furnish quiet
and ISOLATION. Meals will I've served In the
quarters this year instead Of compelling
the oarsmen to walk long distances for them.
as has obtained heretofore. The boat house
Vassar Hospital. about a mile south of the
finish Of the four-mile course, on the east
side OF the river and two miles below the
The newly formed graduate crew is turning
out TO be an unusually fast boat, ne was indi-
crow last week Hsnlan j. civinG the alumni
oarsmen con siderable attention ~ he IN
anxious thst they should make good show
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IA. Mcleod Defeats Jim Parr.

BUFFALO. April as.--Dan Mcleod. who re-
Gently lost his title Of heavyweight wrestling
champion to Tom jenkins last night In this
city threw Jim Psrr, the Ensiishmnn. two
out Of three falls In their catch-as-catch-
can match. The Scot won the first and
third falls In easy fashion and would
have won the match In two straight falls had
the second fail Mcleod assumed the az:
sressiye and coon had PAR turning snd
spinning from. dangerous holds, finsly No
ssS downed him FOR the fTrt fan In % minutes
and 20 seconds
y was In the ssoond bout that 80 H si go
. donbis-Nslson. Then Par. put him down IN
s :1sdI'H . %isSis' esn ns
AID crot Oh hold Dan threw Psrr for the
TSss s vs z = ' u &: :ls e sssSass
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Senator p. II. McCarrea Takes tire Mss'

Senator p. II. MCCarre0 Takes tire Msse
Msnsy-nidmg Hsnsrs fer 0'Neu.
stxty-nvs swssss shassd In ne money
hung up during the meeting Of the Queens
County Jockey Cub which ended % the Aauo-
duct track yesterday senator p. H. McCar-
rem WIS tho lackiese Of the LOT - the two
stake events won By Po>entn and the two
the bead Of the Bse. Asnes Bs<nnsn. BY WIN
ming three races for Fred Busrlew. one Of
them a sake event, puts DS1riew second,
while Pierre Lorillard y third; sydney Psset.
John A, Kyis. n. W: waldea and George
n Smith are also veIl up on he List Tho
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svsrthmsrs LAeresse Phyrn Defeat
Stevens Institute.

Tho lacrosse teams Of Stevens Institute Of
Hoboken and swarthmore Of swsrthmore.
Pa. played on the former tcam's grounds.
orsnioa aame Of the season On Stevens In
stitits grounds and there was . large num-
oci be and OF the Hrst half the swsrthmore
players. by clever dsfensiys work. shut out
Their opponents and scored i've goals. The
The nrxt Tho home team played q better
same and managed 70 score nve goals. The
visitors scored feuf goals. too, MAKING The
anal score 0 10 N favor Of the swarthmore
team. -