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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
HARvARDs SoorBALL PLANS.
seven OF Last Years Crimson Eleven WIN
he IN the Squad.

CAMpRipoK, Mass, March 10-The Har-
ward Athletic Committee tonight ratined 'ne
appointment Of John Cranston as head coacn
of the Harvard Varsity football eleven
for next fall With Cranston at the heim
the season Of 1908 at Harvard will find more
decided return TO the early development.
of team play than has been attempted during
recent years. This change will be facn-
tated by the return Of many players who nave
already had experience on tho team lho
seven men who will return are. with the e1-
oeption OF Capt. Marshall. all line men. so
there will be an excellent opportunity 70 rect
ify with experienced material. that weak
ness in defensive play which was one OF .he
chief obstacles to the unsuccessful outcome
Of the season last fall The loss OF three men
from the back field will be severely felt
The situation which will confront the
coaches will be directly the reverse OF tne
one with which they had to contend last iaii'
Instead Of defensive ability. offensive strength
will have to be developed. Some OF the
men who were ipstfumentai N Sarr ryI se ain
be available. but the three principals IN TINS
part Of the game VIII be gone ,.v a h rs, faii
bsct LEI. and Sr' w. o's s. whtwe substitute
guard, will not return. and z: Putnam, 9s,
right half back, will complete hi; work IN ne
W. s, Sugden, 'O3. centre, will graduate IN
June. but expect to return to enter the ia"
school. H.
will be that OF c. A. Barnards place al LETT
guard Barnard. who will continue his work
Years as a regular member Of the team, but
In the fall OF 1909, he took part as substitute
in some OF the minor games. and. having
sentative OF the university. 10 Ineligible to
play longer Besides Capt, c. b. Marshall,
o. apaTlsr S cs is .nS Aa asa ss.a
left taci;ie. will remain from last years team
TO play again next season.
who PLAYED on the university squad during
part Of the season showed ability, and with
proper development should make strong
PLAYERS OF the men on the freshman team,
] NJ Montgomery, Jr.. and X. q. Bartels.
ends: F. A.. Carrick and J. .Parkinsons. Jr.
linemen. and J. D. Nichols. and + II Nesmlth.
half backs, seem to be the most capable
spring practice will begin on Monday.
March 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
FAST AUTOS RACE At NIGHT.
WEEKLY MEETS ON HUDSON
COUNTY BOULEVARD.

Automcblle Ciub Pests Notice 70 stop
the Prsctice-Chaunews Try Out New
Machines on the Quiet-May Prejudice
Use Of Vehicles In New Jersey.
On the bulletin board OF the Automoone
Club OF America there was posted yesterday
Q notice reading:
III has been called TO the attention Of the
club that several members are speeding Their
machines on the Hudson county BOULEVARD.
N. J. The president desires me to urge that
this practice be stopped and to say that
reckless driving on the Hudson county bouie-
ward win prejudice the use OF sntomoones 10
Nov Jersey
This was signed BY the secretary. 8. N.
Butler. when asked about II Mr.. Butler said
he did NOT know whence the Information
came or TO what members 1t refers.
when certain persons connected with the
trade were told about this notice an amazing
story was developed. This was TO tho ened
that for some time II has been the practice
Of chauneurs OF various degrees TO take out
fast cars at night and race them on the Hud-
con county boulevard.
Inquiry by The BUN man among the chsrf-
feurs quickly confirmed this story. IL ap-
pears from the admission Of the men them,
ss sOs meets sess .fsis % v HSdson eSans
sss sSoss Of %Ss ana &. Ss
gest and most powerful sort imported from
France and Germany. When q new oar 10
i'm ported By some muiu-millionsire the
chsuheurs are al an1iou; 70 know What 4
win DO. and whether II WIN beat this one
take II TO Jersey at night and Ind out
In view Of this 1t is thought that ,probsbly
II Is not members OF the AUTOMOBILE Club
who have been seen speeding on the Hudson
county boulevard, but that the inforpstton
seen the cars OF certain members being
speeded there.
The fault for this state Of affairs seems 70
lie partly at the door OF the New Jersey police.
according TO one chauffeur for veu-known
4 was over there last night and there was
some nne sport: Say. there V not thinS M, n
chance Of being. pinched. The police all so
home at o'clock 2: night and there e not d.,
do on q fine road like that II you had Q ma
chine that would go a mile . minute and you
knew. there were no oops aroundt What
Oh. ask mel'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
HUsTLING AT THE NEW GROUNDS.


large crowd watched the work on the
new American League grounds at Broadway
and iesth street yesterday afternoon. John b.
Day. who will be one Of the directors In the
new club. II not the vice president. was
visitor and expressed satisfaction with the
progress already made by the men under
Contractor McAvoy.
The surveyors finally decided on the exact
location Of the new diamond yesterday. The
field will be laid out In a northeasteriy direc-
ton with a stretch Of 27S feet between third
base and the left field fence. which Is thirteen
feet longer than the similar stretch on the
Polo Grounds. The distance. therefore. from
the home plate to the fence will be Sos feet
which will make IL almost impossible Tor the
S Ssea,S S' PLACING the from, q the srsndstsnd
only .irty feet behind the home plate. the
distance will probably be Increased 70 the
. ssssi4:Sis from .h.Isiy sii ioS e.i. frS@
third base 60 the front 81 the bl.achsrs there
viii he space ssyeniy-nye feet vide. while
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
Cornell Football Dates.

ITHACA. March 20 Prof. Dennis. the
Cornell's football schedule for next year.
The feature OF the schedule Is the fact that
the game with Princeton will for a second
consecutive time be played on the Tiger
gridiron. However, this does not mean that
Princeton will not be seen In Ithaca again.
The Tiger management did not wish the
Yale and Cornell games TO be played at Prince
ton during the same season. and on this
account Cornell agreed to play In Princeton
next fall. In 1904 the game will be played
in Ithaca.
and the fact that there will be no big con-
tests in Ithaca Ia disa ppointing to the
STUDENT The schedule follows:
Sept. 90 Hobart, at ithaca; 80. Alfred, al Nfsce:
Oct g. Rochester. at Ithaca: 7. Niagara CnverSlty.
at Ithaca: 10, Colgate University. at Ithaca: ~.
81, Princeton, at Princeton: Nov. Lehigh, al
Ithaca; IL, Tufts at Ithaca: %. Pennsylvania. Al
Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
GOLF.
The New Lakewood Club and Its Outiiped
Plans.

Tue New Lakewood Club and Its Outliped
Plans.
Sylvester Byrnes, secretary OF the new
Lake wood Coli Club. settled all doubts ~ to
the policy Of the club IN a brief talk yester-
day. A statement has been made that only
the guests OF the lakewood Hotel could be-
como members or gain the privileges Of the
course. Mr. Byrnes said: There 10 no truth
in the reported statement. The new club is
open to all who may be elected members. or
who become subscribing members for q
stated period. the same general conditions
that prevail at the ordinary resort golf club.
the game and on the outlook for the new
club. which will he maintained as q golf club
pure and simple.
Lewis Nixon, the clubs president. has
been more prominent In yachting than golf.
but he IL at home on the links and the vice.
president, b. F. Dutton. Is very prominent on
the Boston links and at Pinehurst There
way OF repairs and improvements. at least for
the first year, but the clubhouse will be en-
larged and refltted.
The NJ. @. A. links that are open win be
visited by many Of the clubmen to-day and
there will be a number Of competitions. There
will be handicaps at Dyker Meadow, lake
wood, Crescent A. c., fountakah and prob
ably the Apawamis links. and no lack Of in
formal play everywhere.
PrSHBrRsr. March .o-Donald J. Ross Of
six hole medal MAY three-ball match here
to-day with Aleck Ross and Bernard Nichols
He made a card Of les. Nichols scored 100
and Aleck Ross 1872.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
Injunction stops Prizenghts In New Britain.

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. March 2o-Prize-
fighting in New Britain has been stopped by
Injunction. Al present the Injunction 10
a temporary ono restraining City Clerk
Thompson from issuing licenses for Nights.
II was granted by Judge John J. Coats on
the AFFIDAVIT OF former Mayor VI. c. Webster
and Is In the form OF a civil action OF the
city against the Clerk
In the Injunction IL Is pointed out that
lioenses for the nghis have been issued and
that these fights are crimes and misde-
meanors at common law and that there is
nothing In the city charter or ordinances
that authorizes the licensing OF such Nights.
and therefore the licenses that have been
Issued were unlawful and unauthorized The
fac. that such an Injunction had been issued
became public to-day whom Michael McC abe
applied for license for the Pastime 4 G. for
a hgh, newt week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
FLORIDA AUTOMOBILE RACES.
Sanction Granted and . Three Day. Meet
Begins March 70.

Sanction was granted yesterday for .
three days race meeting on the Ormonde-
Daytona beach, Florida, beginning March
20 This assures the holding OF the much
talked about racing carnival there which
was originally scheduled for March 0 and
over which there were some bitches pending
the granting Of sanction
The prizes offered by the Daytona Auto
mobile Club OF Florida and subsequently,
Mthdrswn have been put W ssaia' and and
machines that are likely TO break records
have been entered II is known that yes
Florida by. express One Of these 10 the
famous Bullet that now holds the record OF
other is suspected to be one Of the Winton
cars built for the international cup race
which was announo ed as having been finished
a. week ago. Another star entry 10 that
OF hfteen-horse power Oldsmobile that
motor cycle built Tor record breakins. also
is an entry. Paul Rainey, with t5-horse
horse power PAM ard. are others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
YACHTS AND sAnBOATs.
FoR sALE-A Ts-foot steam Yacht, o and y:
foot schooner Yacht Inquire JOHN p. SMITH
CO.. Eyack. N. Y.
CHESS.
Team Announced 10 Represent This Country
IN international Match.


IN Intcsnational Match.
A consultation game Of chess viii In all
probability be contested between the Man.
haitian and Havana Chess Clubs In the
month OF April The scheme originated
at Havana and the Msnhattans took the
matter up a. q matter Of course. The latter
however. sussested an alteration OF the
proposed rules. Accorcilg to the rules pro-
posed BY the Manhattan Chess Club tho game
win be played soms Saturday afternoon. the
clubs being contacted b. direct wire. The
match IL to be played for trophy and the
losers have the right TO challenge for Sec
ond game Should the game not b con-
cluded In one afternoon. the match is TO be
continued the following day. The expenses
OF the contest about 500 In all, are TO be
equally divided between the two clubs,
The team which represented this country
In the last cable chess match against
Great Britain, win again de duty this yea5
The latter Two viii Play in London over yn,t the
Newman. Deiner, Howell and HELMS. Thi:
was announced at the Brooklyn Choss Club
yesterday. This will be the eighth annual
match. The Bri'ishers will play under the
auspices OF the City Of London Chess Club at
the Cannon 8 rect Hotel, London, while the
Brooklyn emo Of the match will take place at
the usual place. the assembly rooms OF the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
swimming Raees II CeIum bic.

The NTH In the series Of bimonthly swim
ming races was held In the Columbia INT
versity pool yesterday. Three contests were
held and every one Of them Was hard fought
Frederick NJ. vom saal broke the gymnasium
record by three seconds In the bach dive
and i0o-foot swimming race on the back
The fotm.r record vas also made by. von
saal Pour hes.s were pso.ssaTy 70 d.afs
schosnfsld. 'os, college. defeated zackarlsh
p HalIan. sI@olal. college. by here loot after
s %. college. We. . good third and the tine
MAS ii seconds After three heats In the
I.0co-foo, raos the strain issan Go I'll on the
ins nhsi ssis charles b. .fruLsEHscL %,
scisne william LeksIt %, college, aud
Walter putnAn. 20. science
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
AS TO DAVIS AND DELEHAHTY..
NATIONAL LEAGUE PREPARED TO
RESIST PLAYERS IN COURTS.


In Nationai-Johnson Declares They
Must Stick 70 Chicago and Wasnineton
nssneotiyeIy. and Not Go Elsewhere.
The National League 10 prepared oms
a legal fight against George Deus p's,us
with National lfaeue ouo. Itn -
contained In an omciai anhouhesen
earding the Davis AND DeIehanty 's
made yesterday by Presioen' r
the National League DaNh -. ~.
a legal fight to play WITH the new iors va
iionai; Sand, and as Two can ,s pns the Gin.
uio n"uonA. s,s..no. Iii Noht Davis
dnnau peace oonierenoo, WI" $50
for thought for players Of the Davis and
n.,sh.ntv .ort In the abatement By Presi-
dsn, " p',,I,. ,O which folIows.
The position OF the National Ieeve
toward George Davis and Z. j. Delehanty
is thi.
Nether man VIII DC ehsioio W p'"y =.
National League until he has been released SEQ
from the oon.rsstIa 0S ,n hi% Tss tass
uuo' nous q. - nr.ct,sing With
that George Davis is now p,as ,aV u, IN
ton, friendly or otherwise. between Davis
and the New York club. will not operate
- $500. ~. .,,i,,d. ~ the National League
in this matter until 1T is decreed by . court
Of last resort that this position OF the National
Iaaous shau he changed Then and not
m, then viii ~ change
The National League 10 prepared 10 NAM
tain its position In the courts In this matter
and To state through eminent counsel its
reason Tor rs acton. lnere was no secrecy,
chicanery or unfair dealing AT the peace
conference Of the committees representing
the National League and the American
League In Slnoannau. Inc Nauona. iSAs ss''
which ?atifed the action OF this peace con
ference' at sn6seauent meeting ~ .i ,.
cinnau ana when ACTON was unaniin0us,
has nothing 70 be ashamed OF ana ho,nns
TO conceal. It's entire action was 9ouu-
mated by desire TO restore ORDER IN oase-
ball and TO put this professional Spot. on
save save organized baseball from impedniaias rum
In the case OF Davis y only asks MN 70
live up TO contract ehtereo lnto TX nuu
and drawn up by MS own attoIney' lneIe is
no hardship here other than ASKING man 70
DO what he contracts 70 90. Wheh DaNis
entered into this contract win the ehicaa9
ei1b ne repudattea moral u hE a,s p ,rsJ
dent Of the New York Baseball Club; he
elected to do this and leave New fork 20 &c
to Chicago. and all that the peace committee
and the National League by its ratincation
asks him to do Is TO live up TO this
The reason why the two baseball leagues
got together In peace conierence az IN IN
cinnati was because that, owing TO the SO
called baseball war, the ex peenses OF main-
tanning ball clubs were reaching q ruinous
figure. and the anomaly presented Itself OF
dishonorable players receiving extoItlonaie
salaries at the expense OF the honorabie
loyal players OF the PROFESSION I3 90 s~st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21

What probably will 10 the last heGrins
on the rule. ~ the read ordinAnoe Intro
duet by Alderman os'mah sss he'd before
an. las osInml,ts. at the Hoard ~ Alder
men yssissdaY AfisfnoJn President shat
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
SAdis san,r, Hurts ssis Hand ia His Csn,~ss
With Adam nyan.

Eddie SANITY ~ tl.oaso. regarded . few
year. age a. q Formidable rival 20 Terry
MuioVsrn. sishaiissd his Tetufn O. the Tins
After a long Hbs.Iou ~ hshtins a draw With
Adzui Ryan Of fhAadsipiih ga Monday nigh,
Ihs mlli sas dsc,a.d D.lofs ,hs lndianapohs
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aid oaull 81. ~ lsiend hiuissll durirs the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
Seventeenth Separate Company wins ss
basketball.

10 one OF the toughest and fastest basket-
ball eames Of the season the Seventeenth
separate Company team defeated the crack
National A. C. Owe on the iatters court.
Cedar street. near Bushw1ck avenue. Hrook-
lyn, on Thursday night. The Nationals
Tailed goals from the field In the first period
Of play ard the visitors 4, making the score
period In the final period the sey.nteenth
made single goal from the foul line and
II from the field, while the home team again
iallled q goals from the field This gave
the victory 10 the visitors by the score
Seventeenth separate Company. % points
National. - points
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