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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15
GEORGE DIXON WHIPPED.
English Novice Takes His Measure In .
six.ROund Bout At WoOlwich.

George Dixon received a decided setback
the other night In Woolwich. England, when
a comparative novice. Fred Delaney. de-
feated him In six-round competition
Dixon. as usual. forced matters in the first
fell short He tried to swing the right for
his next effort, but Delaney got home hard
one In the wind and the negro went back
to the ropes with thud. Dixon came
forward again and planted a heavy left on
the jaw. almost sending the Englishman
down. But Delaney. nothing daunted. re-
turned. swinging both right and left and
catching Dixon on the mouth and head.
The second round was fast. but when II was
over Dixon was puflng and bleeding slightly
from a wound over the right eye;
Dixon had the better Of the third round
erring effect and made. Delaney clinch. De-
laney got to Dixon's body at short range,
but his knocks had no apparent ehect on
the ex-champion. In the fourth Delaney
had the call by big m rgin; He slsshed
away with both hands corralli1s Dixon az
round was almost knocked down. with a
hard drive In the wind. He evened matters
up by putting the left clean on the NOUN
Dixon was tired In the nth and Delaney
increased his lead by reaching for the body
Dixon made a valiant, effort TO get draw
In the ANAL round, Delaney. however. was
active and by labbing continually away al
DlIons mouth kept the colored boy at bay.
Delaney attacked the body, TAXI a few
punches on the mouth In order 70 eonnect;
was over was glad to get TO his chair; De,
lanay was chepred for his good work ana
was clearly entitled to the decision.
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Rowing at Columbia.

The macNi Inc work for the rowing candi-
dates at Columbia is almost over and Coach
Hanlan expects 70 take the crews on the
water at the end OF this week The squad.
which now numbers III. will be cut down 70
about i2i men to enable the coaches TO give
more attention TO the oarsmeu who show
the greatest possibilities. The new boat
house on Sherman Creek. which Is being ntted
out with electric lights. will be ready TO re-
celve the men. and the directors OF the row
ins Club have placed rush order for new
Varsity rtIell All the other craft from the
Gould boat louse on the Hudson are being
moved to the Harlem to accommodate we
unusually large number OF oarsnen. ana the
Coaching launch il undergoing repairs when
1t has needed for several years ,.,
Coach Hanlan expresses his satisfaction
m much III Higher Stroke ok /, now being employed
on the machines and the rowing time Is often
ragged There still exists tendency on
the part OF the men TO rush d tre soes ,o anu
but Capt. Bart olomew expects these tauits
to disappear soon after the men get on the
river. 49,, -,,
A debt OF $3.50 on the new boathouse has
been paid and almost Sl,1lJ Is nov ON hand
for running expenses. This includes almost
seoo raised for the freshmen crew The class
has been called upon 10 raise t2.sol to see
With tle Yale freshmen viii be- abandonei
unless the neSesssry dunds sn ps cG oom
mittee has been appointed 20 assist Manager
Leierts in raising tie necessary iunds: u
liam A. u. Evans, ,os. science and Gerald ,.
science, and JON +, Maeder.. %. college.
Van Nos,rand, os, college.
The directors OF tle Rowing Gun are cor,
TO prepare food for the men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
Japanese Globe Cirtiler Here-MayOr
~aybaum on sunday Racing.

II Nskamura a JAPANESE sCAoolte acher.
philanthroost. business man and Rlob'-
girdIns adventurer. who started from Toxic
In Novemb r. 1891. to make a dead broke"
trip around the world on his bicycle. arrived
In this city on Friday from Boston. He
proposes to go to Washington on Tuesday
and then he will probably start homeward
without touring the country, A. he Intended
This shortening OF the trip. the Japanese
cyciist says. In due to the fact that his health
il poor and that while passing through India
he made some business arraus 'ments that
reouir, him to 60 home in order to attend
to them.
MIR Nakamura and his bicycle make
European cut and rides AZ |Amcrican-made
bicycle. but he and his whAl are rigsed out
in heavy marching order. Besides tho lug
gage carrier on his wheel the tourist carries
a hav'rssck strs ped over his SHOULDER on
one side and on the other side are suspended
a pair OF field glasses. H. has funny little
diyid, ID chin beard and about his waist IL
q pouch girdlc resembling cartridge belt.
At home ia ia" land OF flowers. Nakamurs
conducted a Chsrity school and a Business
OF his own on the side He started on his
trip without money and has not begged
but has WORKED hIs way Nh"n seen yester-
showing that he worked his passage here
from Liverpool
The first open event OF the spring to be
h Id by the motor cyoli-t- viii ~ hill
climbing contest under tn auspices o? the
New York VI
Concerning Sunday racing at Vailsbqrg 9.
which has been TIE most profitable Track m
the country for several years MayOr-elect May
baum avoids committing himself on the pues-
tlou as 10 whether or not he viii stop ~ tie
SAYS the matter il In e.. hand Of tle people
but says that there sill be higner license
fee and that 1t might prove a vice move
for 10 managers - voluntarily substitute
night racing for sunday meets
Anew scheme for awarding prizes for club
run Attendance has been adopted by tie
Alma Motor Cycls cub. Medals will bs
awarded az t,s end Of tie year ou tIr point
sy-tstn Ausn lance al each run gives a
credit for two mark. - tie club member.
n he rides 10 the turning paint of the run.
hut fails 10 nui-l on hi. wheel he lo-"- gu"
of Ms two point, AZ be- doe not ride even
~ far 49, the tuning point bpth p0.nts are
forfeited T.. fret run 81 tie 'lub viii be
held on April ~
TIE monthly meeting ~ TO Associated
cycling Tlub, II lohF Island Will he held
Ia inOTfOS nigh 90 tts lpu-F Of the Bash
sirk Mhe-lm-n, 80 blstsirA avenue,
brooklyn
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band M fvem the sAouldsr Mscoomees won

band Nv from the shouIdsr Accoombes won
oy JeLhins UP ioe pounds with the left hand
pounds With the left and 10 with his right
Mcfoomhes Is bantam weight, turning the
bis weight this ia record ift. The double bar
peli iift was tried. and in the first attempt
Me- Nc ,oonbes sent UP $50 pounds and IN The
hext essayed $50 pounds. which he raised
was oyermatched, did not Try the lift. and
mS9ombes was declared the winner OF the
h, On SUNDAY, Feb 81. Harry shaw Of Bal;
nam attempted the feat OF carrying o.
tlapham Road. to footing lin and and back S in an
hour The outward journey was accom-
plished 10 rs minutes seconds, and the return
distance being SO minutes seconds. shaw.
therefore. won by IS seconds
w. wadsley. the ??o-yaId amateur
quarter mile champion. has taken up per-
manent residence at Santa Monico, Cal.
out ms uncle is anxious that he should pay
defend his title 10 the championship. Tn
Wadsley may possibly do, although he hos
decided 70 max, California his home in future.
pionships, and SHOULD he perform up. to his
GId standard. Will start for England early
The international hockey match between
Wales and Ireland was played this year at
Limerick. Ireland. and resulted In victory
for the home PLAYERS by : goals TO O.
IN England. IL not In the world Is doomed to
destruction. II IL the "Ye Old Dick Waiting
ton" at Cloth Fair. West smithfeld, London.
times gone BY; and such notables as Tom
Sayers. Tom King. Bendieo and others used
to resort there Its erection dates back to
. The sum Of 81, ooo. 600 has been left by the
late Arthur Appiebv. the once famous anna,
teuI lancashire County and all England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15
Princeton Athlete, at Work.

PRINCETON. n. j. March p.-As the spring
advances preparations for u busy season In
outdoor athletics are being made in Prince
ton. Seventy baseball candidates came out
for the frs, few practices. but the number
has been gradually cut down until less than
half lhs men who first reported now remain.
Four OF last years crack players, Meier.
Green. Stein wender and Brown, are not In
college this year. but r. Mctlave. Wells.
Ameli. Puneil. Davis. Cosgrave. pnderhi!l,
Germany. Roys. Newman and Stevens are
some 81 the men remaining who were promi-
nent last spring either on the Varsity team
or on tho scrub Jones. Hard and Hills-
fresl. men who stand a good cilan,e OF makins
a position ON the Varsity team. Fraction
games, under de supervision OF Coach Hille-
every day in order that the coaches maj
have y chance 10 pick team Tor the nr-t game
o. the seasoh. nov about two weeks distant.
The Tigers viii have strong track team
represent the Orange and Black on the team
are - ~ Horton who broke tie inter
cole gate record Ia pole Vsultins lhst year
J n he Wiz III. intercollegiate chamIqon
hammer thToN.I, ads''' VIC zane 70
winbsf of the broad inmp The Ab.-nsr
fIon the TEEN Of n y William, winner Of the
IniIs run last year. who A. OBLIGED 20 leave
the uniNtrsity GA account VI his failure 20
pas 10 rsosn, mid year "a amin a,,ops ~
10 ga, compare si,h v ~ ,sin- ln lons rune.
aItloush LdxsTd. ana Puuill ifeAInsn
pal ia.s" f..l .pfinY.t. @ Ins e., az
,"n al pisSan,. sni na'h u sils',od i'oI
llin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

Tho hnal bashrtnail match in th" "iHs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15
James y. sullivan Ia he Rderee oi
intercollegiate Games.

The Executive Committee Of the Inter-
collegiate Association OF Amateur Athletes
of America held a special meeting at the
tifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. ErLst stauf-
Zen. JT Columbia. president OF the J. c
A. A. A. A. occupied the chair and those
present were frank l. Wright. Princeton
Give l.. Du Val Yale. & Gilpin. Pennsyi-
yania: Romsyn Berry. Cornell: J. Robert
Adam, New York University. SECRETARY
IN stayu. Kirby. Columbia, chairman OF
In. ADVISORY Board, vas slso present -,
The meeting vas called Tor ne PURPOSE OF
s.ciion With the annual trad ait field cham
no, ship Ca be held here next May shs
d.cided that the meet be held on 'hs " -
/ yidaY and SATURDAY. ~ and 3D. Of that inoiiih
rain or shine The location Was no, de
A.. I'D Of definitely. but B~rt elsy oval Wa
favored ~ the enclosure could b. ~.uI.d
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Pneumonia
POINTS or cur CHALLENGER.
Smoothness Of P1stins Sacrificed for Light
ness and Streugth-A Next Model.

mess and Strength-A Next Mouei'
Sir Thomas Upton's third challenger for
the Americas Cup will DO launched next
Tuesday from the yards OF Denny Bros, the
builders, at Dun,bsrton. The waters OF the
Leven are too shoAl to launch boat OF Sham.
rocks draught In the usual way. so she VIII
be floated in two big pontoons which have
been built around the cradle in which the
yacht is resting. This was che method used
for the launching OF the second SHAMROCK
which raced for the cup in 1901. ms pohtooh
will then be towed TO the James Watt dock
at Greenock, where the yacht VIII be noaeeo
properly and then her spars will be put on
board and she will be prapAred for her trias
with Shamrock !, as fast as possible. IL Is
expected that the yacht will be sailing by the
end of this month. which will give those IN
charge Of the boat three clear monthS LOT
tuning up trials and by the ist OF July she
will start for these waters.
The Shamrock will be In the water about
a month before tie new Cip DEFENDER IL
launched and she will have a months sail
ing before the American boat Is tried. I'M,
month gained early in the season will. how
ever, be lost later on through the challenger
having to strip of her racing rig cross the
ocean and tit out again on this side or tho
Atlantic so that waen the two yachts meet
In the Cup races they viii each have had
about the same len 9Th Of time TO get In rae
ing trim.
According to recent reports from the other
side, the challen ger Is very lightly con-
structed boat and 4 very sweetly turned
model. Nickel steel was used for the plating
and as the tensile strenath OF this metal e
much greater tIan bronze Designer rlIe
was able to use plates thinner than have ever
been used on a challenger or defender IN
the nickel steel has to be painted in order
to protect IL from the salt water and the sham
rock will consequently not have 80 Smootn
suit Of the International races will show
whether the saving OF weight more than on
sets the smoothness to which bronze can De
IL il said that the Shamrock measures
1875 feet over all and that her beam IL only
fee, Il. TIKI Is ia se Of n. e Cutters
been sent IN quest Of the blue ribbon Of the
and the bottom OF her lead keel only measures
10 feet on these measurements her dis
placement will be smaller than that OF the
smaller than that OF the new Heryeshof
boat. Her wrtted surfaces win also b hess
that q the An, Sss en adr
Of the Lead keel To be snCce.; the sham an
so na - ~ Sa,s :" nSS r. Soth.rs
siderably by the jump Of the waves wheteat
a boat Of similar type with longer neei
though. that Fife has obtained 9 perfect
balance and so the shamrock should DO
we'll
Her sail plan is said 20 h. moderate one
and she will not carry more canvas than The
Columbia does. The rig Is said TO De lo'ty
are are very S lightly constTucted, but arr said
to he very strong, so that there should De
considerable saving q weight alo,t -, a
minutes allowance from the new defender,
which is quite a largo smount 20 overcome.
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BUsIsEss MEMS CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.
Metal DISTRICTS 0 sss Ben FraAklln....0 , So
Piu nblng........3 Q sSs custom House, . sic


yesterday afternoos which may have an Important
bearing on deciding the championship Of he hoe,
cosste a Co. and Johnson 4 Johnson employees
SsHs the Games hs
s.,k ;. 49, 9 gs,s II. H.
MSsisI iis Klnssours, i6' HoM.'s. ala Ah'rn.
nmss .r Krnp p,s ,6 III, at .pn; ND I'M
Ter: iD klnssbury. lis; MeAia'h, no Ahern. is'.
TMnp oAxr.
D.1 smnq IT, Sers s sSsmeI rot sHn ss $50
Ter. lzs: Klnssbury, i'd; AcAa'h. ias Ahern. u.s.
Mof Has'G iss; Stevens To- MScoimes. M ro's.
Colgate co-Barnes. IS: oldershaw, iel: Brush.
I4o Faulkner. IsG oolsste. leo. Total. soi
Morris. iIs; stevens, iss: Mccormick. i's. Total.
r;ss. 10; r. ssn 10: ' esss Ss'se' . e.
SIS U.s. '
Norris. is5 stevens, in; AcCorrniek, isl Tssai
srs ss' iis r.Sisnes IS colgate. IT, fss:l 'sS
Tn. Aud tor of Tre,eh,s Accounts Once and Car
Accoantsns Once teams each won , Two s.nss
snsmooa. MebS~ea carried Of sse iadisidusl
honOrs with asa ssors; IT IN. sc0res;
ruin; ~ Stephenson iss; i'0OeI''00. III 10
.Hqdi,o5o Trsisa, Aceount,onO:g;so' Henry. -
Treasures Once-Coles, i1: Andrews, III
at Ham ANN ~ a
Auditor of Freight Accounts onnce--o. Henry
ISL: Robin. IA: Aldhch. iS2 Snerry. fS ADAMS
is,. Total. 'ts. -
Treasurers omce--coIes, ,oi: Andrews. 1871
pttsin. ioS' Stephenson 49, Robertson, 'ss' To-
auditor OF Freight Accounts orncc-o. Henry
ia?: Robin. rs; iidneh. l'G sherry. 49, Adams
ISL. Total. 'S'' ,o,,,ryovv
res: Dunscomb. il2, Psnes, ia: Kingsley. 1911
Car Accountants omee--Gi ford, $50. lie Furry
III. sweet. is4' heDowel. iSi. ,. Hascy iis. To
tai, 20.
oonn,Ioiss s B. sss TX sssl,s 1.',o o
'V car Accountants ono. -Ginorq, i.s; L. fury,
TAI Yi' az .n.
Cou,ptrolleT's once -BadRtey III? Rossi,or
IA. Dunscomb. is, Banes, ii2 hinrsIey. i.i
"a car Accountants once -tii ford iis Le Furgy.
it:. sweet. i?2 Mcdowell. zsf v hsscy. isl To.
ni 7,s.
Nine team, competed IN the Custom House toums
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

series OF games were rolled At Reds alleys
Yesterday afteynoos which may have an mportant
bearing on deciding the championship ofthe " hoe
sale Drug Trade Association tournament the
being the competing teams. me ss,-namod
players won three straight games. The scores:
FIRST GAME
lAnman q Kcmp-McGinen, lss: Dixon. ix3;
Davis. 1871; Merrill its: Ksmpf. IN. Total. us.
Mueller. lls Kingsbury. ie7; hoMs'a. aia' Ahsrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

Golfng interest for the last week in March
will be divided between the Florida cham
pionshp at st. Augustine. the Palmetto
Club tournament at Aiken, and the United
North and South championship at Pinehurst
won last year by e. b. Cory. The following
Is the schedule for the Pinehurst tournament:
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Eiderdown (RasSuy (TSssS g'sS') Sc
Sacques and Robes

Here's a sale that's bound to
fill this section with eager
buyers values are remarkable
and they are just the thing for
these cold mornings.
Eiderdown Sacques in plain colors,
sailor collar handsomely appliqued,
special Cialat....................$l at. 80
Eiderdown Robes, in plain red, gray
or light blue; large round collar,
sleeves and pockets apphqued =
special ialat...................S4 at S4.50
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
First Floor
1uI1 Nl CCdl Sutter St.
Novelties

A great variety of exquisite
articles, made from genuine gun
metal now on display some of
the special values for tomorrow
are.