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The sun., 1903-12-13
WEEK or INDOOR FOOTBALL.
by Tomorrow Night ThsSe VIII he Grid
iron In Madison Sq{iare Garden.

The coming week in Madison Square
Garden for six nights, football players
will hold sway. To prepare the Garden
for the football players means the hurried
labor Of a large number of men and teams.
All of tonight the work OF carting in and
levelling the dirt will go on and early to-mor-
row morning steam roller will be driven in
to pack the dirt down sufficiently for play
ing purposes. As soon as this is done,
men with whitewash pals and brushes
will begin marking out the gridiron.
During the week strong teams will ap-
pear. There is much interest in the
series between the teams of the Water
town Athletic Association the Oreos Ath-
letic Club Of Asbury Park. the Orange
Athletic Club, and elevens from Syracuse
This season the .Watertown team has
played fourteen games with but one defeat,
that at the hands of Bucknell College. They
evened things with Bucknell, however, by
defeating them % to 8. The series in which
these five teams will compete Ia for purse
of 81 900, of which 81 $50 goes to the winning
team and $3.50 to the second.
In addition, the elevens that have been
playing around Greater New York without
arriving at any decision as to which is the
question definitely. President Wise has
offered prizes to the value of 81 400 for this
series. The four teams who aspire to the
championship OF Greater New York are those
of the Knickerbocker Field Club, the Olym-
pic. Athletic Club, the st. Peters G. l.. G.
and the Mohawk Athletic Club. The first
game in the series will be between the
Kniokerbockers and Olympics on Monday
night and the second between the Mohawks
and st. Peters on Tuesday evening. The
winners will meet on Thursday evening.
Negotiations are pending for the appear
day night, when, in addition, there will be
a game between two school teams. On
Saturday night two Gaelic teams, the
Kickhams and the O'Connells, will play.
The sun., 1903-12-13
HOCKEY LEAGUE TROUBLES.
st. Nicholas Team to he ReOrsanizcd
Under Name OF Wanderers.

The members Of the Amateur Hockey
League met yesterday afternoon at the st.
Nicholas Rink to settle the leagues troubles.
The main question was whether Clark. Horn
feck, Carruthers and Howard should be
allowed to transfer their services from the
New York A. c. to the st. Nicholas Skating
Club There was considerable opposition to
their being allowed to do so, 1t was seen,
though. that il the players were not allowed
would be disrupted and most Of the In
teresting games would be played In Brooklyn
IL was finally decided that the st. Nicholas
Skating Club should be reorEanized under
the name Of the Wanderers. and the four
PLAYERS be allowed to join that club. Charges
were preferred against Tom Howard for CON
duct unbecoming gentleman. n snno The trouble rds
trifing one Howard admitted u pit that h he
and he is barred from playing in league
game until Jan. II. In order that the Wan an
Howard's absence the schedule OF games VIII
be rearranged. 30 that the Wanderers Will
not have to meet one OF the strong teams
before Jan. H.
The sun., 1903-12-13
SANDS WINS AZ COURT TENNIS.
Beats Joshua Crane. Jr., and Has Two
Legs on Gold Racquet.

TUXEDO PARK. n. Y. Dec l2.-In the final
round for the gold racquet court team 3
cham pionship to-day Charles E. Sands OF New
York defeated Joshua Crane. Jr,. champion
Of the United States. in three straight sets.
Ga. o-3. Go. thus gaining two legs on the
trophy, which was the gift Of r. Suffern
Taller.
Mr.. Crane. having won the toss selected
the service side and began with his railroad
service. which he persistently stuck to
throughout the match. Also when serving
for any but the railroad service which he
certainly. gave, with wonderful precision.
This service bothered Mr., Crane considerably.
The second set began to show the effects Of
Mr.. Sands's aggress veness, and tho third
and last set was a love set.
A four handed game was played between
Charles E. Sands with Joshua Crane. Jr,,
as partner; and T. suitern Taller with Ted
sets to love.
The sun., 1903-12-13
BASKETB4LL GAMES.
Normal College Alumne Win From Mount
yernon-Other Contests.

Many admirers Of basketball were on hand
yesterday morning at the Normal College
gymnasium, Sixty-eighth street and Park
avenue, when the Normal College alumpe
team defeated the Mount Vernon High School
team by ~ points to 8. Miss G. Schroeder
shot goals from the field. and Capt
Murphy two. Three goals from the foul
line were Gagged by Miss f. Wollander OF
the Mount Vernon team. while for the Normal
Miss Schroeder thot goals from the ioui
line. Miss Schroeder tailed goals from
the field, Miss Murphy T. while Miss Wollander
shot goals from the foul line.
Interest in interscholastic sport was shown
yesterday when the Manual Training School
girls and the Eastern District team played
basketball in the old Thrty-seoond Regiment
Armory, Brooklyn. Miss Haviland. captain
of the Manual Training High School E team. an.
team lost she saved them from a shut-out.
p: R.tfS. Hshh ssh6s sSh0O Oon points, Manual
plenty q sst hard n1.ppa psay vssta1 in the
school TstbSsh JERSEY was Ens.ms nSsksf kssa ,a
that % Was don done, Miss wilcox doing the trick
oE n the second ;ss hf, ns ss asd saved
score score was Jersey city High school. point:
game OF unusual Interest served to draw
. big crown to the Polytechnic gymnasium.
The Polytechnic Collegiate Institute team
defeated the Fordham College five In well
played match. the final score neingc gg,avinte aGa
Institute, 10 points. , A.
The Adelphi Academy team defeated the
Commercial High School Ave Of Brooklyn
yesterday In the annual match In the Adelphi
gymnasium. The score was Al to l5.
A fast game was decided yesterday morn
:. was the opening game Of the Metropolitan
High School League championship tourna,,
inent. Manual Training High School met and
defeated the league team OF the Eastern
District High School. The score: Manual
Training High School, rs points: Eastern DIS
triot Hieh School, o points.
The Flushing High School team smothered
the team OF the Commercial High School OF
Brooklyn at Flushing yesterday. The score
was ~ TO g.
The sun., 1903-12-13
JACK O'BRIEN'S MATCHES.
Quaker Boxer Has Mapped Out . Busy
Campaign This Month.

Jack OBricn of Philadelphia will he a
busy man this month If he keeps all the fistic
enga gements he has arranged. On Dec. Is
O'Brien is slated to tackle Jimmy Driscoll
for six rounds in Chicago. From there he
will go to Boston and cross arms with Jack
Sullivan. Sullivan met 0Brien few weeks
ago at Philadelphia and made the crack
Quaker scrapper hustle. The contest is TO be
fifteen rounds at catchweghts. and the date
is Dec. %
According to a despatch from Chicago,
Tommy Ryan and o. 'BIien are to have it out
for six rounds in Philadelphia on Dec. -, for
fight with Ryan, and the former, will have 10
be in fine shape to do himself Justice, 1t ls
said that after this mill .0'Brien will visit
ten rounds. The experts do not believe
O'Brien will fulfil all of his. engagements.
as the bouts with Sullivan and Ryan will tax
ali OF his strength O'Brien declares ne will
keep al of his enga gements unless he happens
to become i'll or break his hands.
The sun., 1903-12-13
ENGLAND'S WINNING JOCKEYS.
MADDEN IN THE LEAD, BEING
FIVE MOUNTS AHEAD.
Danny Maher Third in Matter OF Percentage
Lyme Creates Favorable Impression
on the Other side-HOw the Owners
Fare-St. Frusauin . Successful Sire.

Fare-St. FrusQuin Successful sire.
The English racing season closed officially
on Nov. 2s, and the latest English exchanges
contain the experts figuring on the winning
owners, sires, horses and jockeys. There
was battle royal between Lane and Mad
den for the lead in the jockey domain
toward the end. Up to within week
OF the finish Lane had slight lead. but
Madden had favorable streak, and he
won by Ave mounts. In 1901 Madden
had the distinction Of heading the winning
list. but last year his license was refused
by the Jockey Club, and Lane carried on
the honors. Madden returned to the pig
skin last spring, and was not long in show
ing that the rest had done him no harm.
Madden's record Of wins Is an imposing
one, and, in addition to the Lincolnshire
and Eclipse. includes the Brocklesby Stakes,
Liverpool Spring Cup, Coronation Cup at
EPSON, Whitsuntide Plate at Manchester,
several stakes at Ascot, Seaton Delaval
Plate at Newcastle, Liverpool Summer
Cup, Stewards Cup at Goodwood, Duke OF
York Stakes and Dewhurst Plate.
In the order Of winning mounts Danny
Maher finished in seventh place. but in the
winning percentage was in third place,
as the following table shows
The sun., 1903-12-13
Cornell Bask etball Games.

ITHACA, Dec. Manager Pitcher an
nounced the Cornell basketball schedule
tonight. Cornell will play Harvard, Yale
Columbia and Princeton, two Of the games
In Greater New York with Columbia, on March
IL and with Pratt Institute. on March IL.
Dec. q, Blnghamton at Blnghamton: 2s,
Washing gton Coniinentals a! sShencotady: Jan
R,cSsster; sro' 8. German 7. II. 6, A., aI buffalo:
Is, Yale AZ ithaca: IS. Columbia at Ithaca 22.
Princeton at Ithaca: IS. Pennsyvania at Phlla
deipha: 20. Lchigh at South Bethelchem; 20 Yale
Pennsylvanla al ithaca: TO- Princeton az Princeton:
II. Columbia al New York: IL. Pratt Institute At
Brooklyn.
Cornell and Pennsylvania have agreed
unon a dual truck meet to be held in May.
The Cornell and Princeton managements
have not yet agreed on date and place for a
meet. but it will not be held In Albany this
wear
The sun., 1903-12-13
Gifts for Women.

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IMPORTED FOLDING TRAY
BOXES-For jewes-9loves - rib
Observation-Disclosures s-used by men
for cravats. cigarettes. etc, from 0S 80
Hundred. Of Other. Exclusive Articles
for Discriminating Women At
Equally Low Prices.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Linemen Predo inmate a. Football Captains.

All the big college football teams have
elected their football captains for next
season. 1t is interesting to note that
most OF the new leaders are line men.
At Princeton. however, the captain is a
half back. ". l.. Foulke. James j. Hogan,
Columbia the captain is r. s.. Stangland.
who played guard last season Al ne end rus rush.
r. B. Torrey is expected to lead the Quaker
tute full back and quarter back. will be cap;
tain of the Cornell eleven, West Point and
1904 captains. The Arrnys choice ia Ernest
Graves and that Of the Navy, Lewis Farley,
Other captains already elected are; 7: J.
Waters, guard. Lehigh; Robert Parke. half
back Syracuse.
The sun., 1903-12-13
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
X. H. MACY 4 GO.
Broadway. 34th to 3Sth 81.

THE LARGEST HARNESS STORE WHERE
RELIABLE QUALITIES ARE SOLD AT
LOWEST PRICES. 5th moor.
TO t24.86.
Riding Whips, trimmed with silver and gold $40
10 3l2.37.
Riding Crops. trimmed with silver and gold. $40
to tl2.t8.
Spurs, made Of nickel plated steel, various styles
OF rowels, 7oc. to 3l.89.
Imported Single Rein Brides with bits, complete.
81 90 to 1924.
Imported Double Rein Brides, including chain
and bits, A89 to S9!99
Mems English and Domestic Saddles. 1912 to As6s.
Women's English and Domestic Saddles, &l2.i7 10
1924.
Mems Fur Gloves. s2.si to si5.6s.
Mems Fur Collars, t2,3l 10 &sl?4.
Foot Nuns. S34
MEMS and women's Driving Coats. lined with
Siberian and kangaroo fur 1859.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Williams beats Yale at Baskc ctbalI.

WILIIAMsTowS, Mass. Dec. l2.-With
team partly composed OF substitutes, Williams
defeated Yale by n score of % to o in the first
game Of basketball OF the season for the
home team The Purple opened with
rush rolling up IL points before the Blue
Tailed at all. The half closed with Williams
IS 10 Yale S. Yale played n poor passing
game in the second half, constantly attempt-
ing to throw the length of the field: Hy
Work in throwing fouls. Williams scored
in the last half to Yale 3 4. The Will
the Yale men.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Small Yachts Sent South to Race.

Five small yachts were shipped yesterday
to st. Augustine for yachtsmen who will
race them during the season in Florida. These
boats have been built by the Greenwich
Yacht Yard from designs by Morgan Barney.
They are centreboard boats and draw very
little water. Their pr ncipal dimensions are
25 feet over al, 10 feet on the watsrne and
OF inside ballast, crew OF three persons and
spread 900 square feet OF canvas in knock
painted white. These boats are for Joseph
p. Greayes, DR.. Murray w. Seagears. Major
Lewis McLain, DR.. Andrew Anderson and
L. c. Hopper.
The sun., 1903-12-13
swarthmore's Basketball Schedule.

The athletic association OF Swarthmore
College he Id a meeting on Friday night and
eIected Edward p. Palmer captain Of the
basketball team and W. c. Walker assistant
manager of the football team for next season.
The basketball SC hedule. which was also
arranged. follows:
Jan. Q, Lehigh at Swarthmore: 10. bloomsbury
at Bloomsburg IS. Bucknc at Lewisburg: 20.
Princeton at Princeton: Feb. 1, franklin and Mar.
shall at Lancaster; a. Westcheser state school a!
IS Lehigh at South Bethlehem: 10. Franklin and
Marshall at Swarthmore.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Columbia's Chess Team.

Columbia chess team. which will compete
in the intercollegiate tournament with Yale,
was definitely chosen yester day. II was
decided that the first two places on the team
should he filed by G. W. Tucker and X c. T.
Schroeder The other two men will probably
be L b Barshell and T. Tolschinsky
The sun., 1903-12-13
Buddy Ryan whips Henry Fagin With
One Hand.

Buddy Ryan OF Chicago gave a display Of
gameness in defeating Henry Fagin In a six
round bout before the Kingston Clyub. Chi
cago, on Friday night. After the second
round Ryan injured his right hand. and the
memb ber was useless after that, Every time
by sheer grit managed to stick it out Ryan
fought fast and punched away. with the left,
He Outpointed Fagin easily and had no trouble
in getting the referees decision.
The sun., 1903-12-13

Not a few will say that Hanrahan of De La
Sale Institute or Donovan OF Columbia
Grammar School are entitled to be in the
team as backs. These two youngsters,
did not show up as strongly as either Cahill
or Ellingwood. Although Daley, who has
been selected captain of the team, did not
play In all the games, he nevertheless is
the greatest schoolboy full back in the
country.
Practically all Of these players will be
graduated next spring; Daley, Parsons and
Wright go to Yale. Elingwood, Cahill and
Perry to Princeton and Z. Thorp to Column
bia. Amezaga. Keating and Farrell will
likely go to Manhattan or. New York
The Youthful athletes Of the New York
Interscholastic Athletic Association are
rapidly getting in shape for, the coming
season on track and field, Never before in
much enthusiasm displayed. In all quar-,
ters plans are being perfected, and the call
for candidates for the various teams has
already been issued.
A feature of the season s work thus far
has been that many scholastic cracks have
entered the indoor games promoted by the
athletic clubs. In the games OF the Xavier
A. A., on Dec. S, not few of the schoolboys
were entered. l.. d. Klous of Dwight
School was in the shot event, and he sur
prised the veterans by winning the first
prize with all actual put Of 43 feet inch
This beats the indoor and outdoor scholas-
in his form every day and is looked upon
to do As feet before the spring season
Klous is booked for Columbia, where he
will make strong addition to the track
team.
The subject Of intercity scholastic ath-
letics Ia being discussed with unusual fervor
by the schoolboys Of this city and Brooklyn
1t is five years since a joint track athletic
meeting was held. The chances Of again
holding such an event are bright, and II is
not at all unlikely that lovers OF intersoho-
lastio athletics will see the schools of New
York and Brooklyn In struggle for an In
tercity championship.
There are Ave schools in the local asso-
citation and Ave schools in Brooklyn. When
it is remembered that only the pick Of the
athletes in the two organizations will be
allowed to compete, it is easily seen that
the event will be Of the championship order.
The leading instructors, physical directors
and students in the two associations agree
that the present move Is the best possible
one for the interest Of interscholastic ath-
letics.
The sun., 1903-12-13
C,.ss Football At Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. l2.-The third class
Of midshipmen defeated the second class
in q game Of football to-day. There was
no scoring until near the end Of the SECOND
half, when Woodworth got the ball on a fum-
bls and ran forty yards for a. touchdown.
Chormley kicked the goal, making the score
0 70 o.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Tigers Win Their First Basketball Game.

PRINCETON, n. j.. Dec. 12,-Prlnceton
opened it's basketball season this afternoon
with a game with the La Sale team, and in
roughly played contest the Tigers carried
of the victory by the score OF ~ to 0. The
game was played ip PIinceton,s pew gym,
n the new building.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Joe walcott and Larry Temple Meet This
Month,

A fight for the welterweight championship
of America was arranged yesterday. The
principals will be Joe Walcott and Larry
Temple OF Cincinnati. another negro. The
fight which is for fifteen rounds. will be held
In Boston on Dec 20.
The sun., 1903-12-13
R.seb.lI Games for New York University.

Manager D. w. O'Dowd. '05. has arranged
the following partial schedule for the New
York University baseball team:
March 23 Princeton at Princeton; April g. Column
hia at South Field; T. Trinity a. Ohio Field lS' lS'
Wesleyan at Ohio Field; May a, West Point at West
Point: 7. Rutgers AZ Ohio Field: H.. wesleyan az
Middletown; H. Trinity at Hartford: rs. Rutgers
al New Brunswick as. Amherst AZ Amherst
Dates are also pending with Yale 1.ehigh
and Dickinson.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Cornell Wins at Bask ketbail.

ITHACA, n Y. Dec i2-Cornell and Hobart
engaged in basketball contest in the Cornel!
armory last night and Cornell won by the
score Of 2S to Q. It was the first college game
for Cornell
The sun., 1903-12-13

Think of the three
or four smartest shops
in New York.
Run over probable
prices in your mind
then scan this list.
The CROSS STORES
are the most interest
ing in this country.
They are filled to
overaowing with ex-
elusive and aristo-
cratic gift goods
leather, gold and sill
ver-unusual imported
novelties and travel
ling goods.
And the prices are
easily within reach
scaled to fit all purses.
The sun., 1903-12-13
INTERscHoLAsrIC sPoRT.
An All New York Football Team-lntercity
Athletic Competition.

The picking Of an all New York inter
scholastic football team this season Ia by
no means an easy one. However, experts
have gone over the work of the youngsters
carefully and have decided on the follow
inn MT Ii,,o olonan.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Established 1877
VAN TASSELL 4 kEARNEYS
Auction Sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD REGULARLY EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

Commencing at 10 o'clock,
AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART
$50 and 1872 East l3th st.
Between Third and Fourth AveS. New York.
Catalogues ready morning of each sale. Pur.
chascrs Will always ind largo and Interesting
list TO select from.
Those desiring to sell can make entries ~
any time mp to p. n. the day before the sale.
The sun., 1903-12-13
GOLF.
Charles p. NOtman Wins Handicap OF
Dyker Meadow Club.

A number of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
members took advantage OF the fine weather
yesterday and competed in q sweepstakes
handicap. which was won by Charles p. Not
man. with a net score of 7s James l.. Taylor.
who finished second had the best gross score
Of 80. Only seven cards were returned:
Charles P. Notman, 90. l2-7s: James l. Taylor
90. 7-s2: G. Weatherby. 81. e-s2 j. f. Way; 10y
Jsme, III MeI S SsS oo casres
Although there was no regular competition
at the Crescent A. G. yesterday. somo forty
odd members played over the course in prac-
tice. The amateur record OF the course.
held by Thomas Horender, is as follows
In in..,............4 i 8 s A. $50
prize .is offered each. year for the best
score made for each hole throughout the
season The winner is James Rhett and
those who ran under the record OF the course
were.
James Rhett. 90: Thomas Horender, 90: @. Q.
Cassels. 8s; II. s. Bownes 65: II. G. McKeever. o.
II. Gair, Jr., 68 z. b. Knowlton, 90: II. N. Good Z.
win. 67 C. d. Van Brunt, o7.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Gifts for Men.

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The sun., 1903-12-13

BLACK COCKER SPANIEL, Fox and York
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The sun., 1903-12-13
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY--New Broughams
equipped with new Exide Batteries at prices below
cost OF manufacture. ANSoNIA MOTOR CAR
co., 1894 Broadway.
The sun., 1903-12-13

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The sun., 1903-12-13

Willinm r. Bishop at 10 Warren street, Is
fulIy prepared for the needs of those who
seek the pleasures Of the road =. n hs wntedT
ers With Bishop. Many OF his patrons re-
side in the subur bs or in. New Jersey or Long
Island and no other carriage seems to answer
The line OF vehicles at Bishops takes in almost
everything on wheels In the hnrnsssIs sIs de der
every vehicle In the supply of lap robes
every taste can be suited. When the f,eecy
flakes Of the first snow begin falling Bishop
will be ready to show n complete line OF
The sun., 1903-12-13
YACHTS AND SAHBOATs.
DOGS AND BIRDS.

DUNN NND bIHIDS,
FOR SALE-Cholcc Boston Terrier Puppies
all ages and prices best of breeding from prz
winning slrcs; any one wishing puppy thoroughly
over dlStemper at reasonable price can get IL he re
HlGHLAWN KENNELS, Mystic Conn.
The sun., 1903-12-13

The holiday season has not served to- make,
duh times at the auction mart OF Van Tassell
At this season many persons sell the driving
outfit and 90 to the South or simply give up
there seems TO be a buyer, so that things
even up. Just now slelghs are In active
demand at the mart. for the weather wise
still maintain that a long cold winter Is before