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New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
TO HAZE VETERAN COACH
HarUard Cree Man Says That Must
Be the .SYstem If Crimson Is to HIN.
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[Bv TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNEj
New-I Iondon Conn. June 14-"Con' Daily who
rowed AT No 2 in the Yale varsity boat, and
who was taken out last week, is I'll with at
tack of malaria. He is being treated in New
London and is getting better
John Kennedy coach of the Yale squad was
somewhat annoyed this morning when he read the
statements in the newspapers concerning the time
row of the varsity and freshmen eghts over the
four mile yesterday. IF the varsity crew
made as fast time credited to it in these re-
ports" he declared. I'VE would have no cause for
further practice, except TO keep in condition for
the race. The actual time was 22:Jo for the four
mile distance" It was reported that the boat
went over the course in q 49. Tine reported time
for the two miles of the freshman sight was
nearer correct continued Kennedy. 1T was 1910
and that's straight
This morning at Harvard quarters a graduates
eight went out on the river padding around for a
while to the great amusement of the regular oars
men The eight was made up of Bancroft. OF last
years varsity Shubrick of last years varsi-
ty crew: Bullard. last years varsity captain Num-
ford bow of the 81 varsity crew: Wood, of the
90 and 20 varsity crews Kip Perkins, this years
freshman coach; Lawrence, of 1878 varsity crew,
and Higginson graduate coach of this years varsi-
ty crew. Higgns0n stroke.
One of the visiting undergraduates at the Harvard
quarters, who roNed in last years varsity crew,
made interesting statement to-day He SAID:
to follow Yales example and engage a veteran
coach for its crews with a graduate coach nominal
stroke down the Kennedy stroke, 1t will be
some time yet before this is ACCOMPLISHED but 1t
will come One Of the why Harvard loses
is the lack OF unanmity from year to year in its
stroke it will be the for Harvard losing
this year. When we have a coach like John Ken
nedy, of Yale, who is with the crews season after
season and the year around, will win Harvard
has no material to pick such coach from at pres
ent. but one will be found. John Kennedy has
been with the Yale long that he knows
every kink in the business and he has gradually
absorbed the r9Nns principles q all tn the men shat
eliminate the defects and teach a stroke that is
the Kennedy stroke. When We nave q
practical Kennedy stroke We will win, and not
before"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
GOLF.
Mor7fs County a Practice Ground
for National Cham pionshlp.

The big golf tournament prior to the national
open championship is scheduled this week at the
Morris County Golf Club. where play will start
on Thursday morning. continuing until Saturday.
1t is the first time in several years that Morris
County has opened its links for tournament OF
this kind and the entry list is expected 70 be a
large one. The freedom of the Is extended
to all contestants for three days preceding the
meeting and as il viii be the last opportunity
local amateurs will have practise for the
tional championship. he Invitation Is likely 10 meet
with generous response Walter J. Travis has eX-
pressed a determination to appear and he is
irving from the temporary set
back received at Deal and Garden CITY his entry
eractive one and the list of prizes unusually
plete. The schedule Of play follows:
THURSDAY. JUNE IS
600 A. n-Preifninary round eighteen holes. scratch.
medal play: lowest scores qualifying for the
Thomas Cup player returning the lowest
will a gold medal
300 p. m-First round. match play for the President
eligible to compete for the Focts Cup
ESQ p. m.-Frst round nstch play, for the Thomas
Cup. =.
1000 a m.-sscond round. for the Presidents Cup
1890 a. m.-Secoud round. for the Thomas Cup
200 p. m.-Third round. for the Presidents CUP
2:30 ?. m--Third round. for the Thomas Cup
SATURDAY. JUNE 20
1000 a m-F1nas the above three cups: thirty six
10 30 a m to 4 D m-Handicap eighteen holes for
the Williams Cup. open to all contestants Lnsasl
those the match play contests VIII
the handicap
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
GAME UNDER REDUCED SPEED.
The Cedric Compelled to Anchor for Thlr-
teen Hours by Cylinder Accident.

The White Star liner Cedric. which had trouble
with her machinery when leaving the river Mersey
at Liverpool Friday week ago ana was com
n.u.a M anchor off the Rock Light for thirteen
hours 70 uncoupIe one of her cylinders before she
was able to proceed on her voyage across the ATTAIN
tic docked here yesterday. Because OF the breaking
of valve the gigantic steamship had to travel u-
6er triple expansion engines instead OF lhe Quao-
yIInIe engines with which she is equipped
As the breakdown occurred as the Csufic We
leaving port on the other side, when the vessel
anchored machinists called from blrkenneaa a
shfoyard They uncouped the defect1ve cyn,osI I,tn
and then the boat able 20 processa- DOH DON
screws operated during the entire Up aG1
hut the average speed only si1teen anu
quarter about twelve nautieai % n1iss de dhy
less than the Cedric is able TO make Nheii niIoel
fun power. The highest daily run on Lale @ IVA, MaS
across 402 knots, and that was az @ rI,n
won 500 %. In IN.
The Cedric brought 1888 passengers. "a IA ths
the stecrega
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
ROWING.
Columbia and Wisconsin Expected
at Poughkeepsie To-day.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. June :4-Pennsylvania
monopoly of rowing practice the intercol-
Iegiate course the Hudson will be destroyed TO-
morrow by the Wisconsin and Columbia crews,
which are due for their preliminary work Wis
consin brings three from Madison for the
first time the addition being four-oared crew
which will row against Columbia Cornell and
Pennsylvania in shell borrowed for the purpose
from Columbia. The Badger squad will consist of
twenty oarsmen and two coxswains besides O'Dea
and the rowing managers. They will go into quar-
ters four miles below the Poughkeepsie Bridge,
near the Creamery Dock, where they were last
year
Columbia brings twenty-four oarsmen, besides
assistant coaches, substitutes coxswains and man
ayers. Three eight-oared shells. two singles and
three four-oared boats will be stored in the Light
Blues boathouse
Pennsylvania spent to-day in making needed re
pairs on the shells and coaching launch. Wh1cn
broke down Saturday. The Quakers will aban-
don one of the four-oared crews this week, but
four Pennsylvania crews will still be seen daily
the river.
Cornell is expected Wednesday. Georgetown
Friday and Syracuse on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
LAWN TENNIS.
Especially Large Number of Entries for
New-York Tennis Club Tournament.

The largest entry list in the history OF the club
has been completed for the annual championship
tournament of the New-York Tennis Club. which
starts on the clubs courts at One-hundred-and-
tVenty-tl7frd-st and St Nicholas-ave, this after
noon The list was not completed until last night,
and besides many of the local experts. ii contains
the name of Harold H Hackett. who won the title
last year and who is also the present metropolitan
champion.
The tournament is the second metropolitan tour
nament of the season on the championship schedule
OF the United States National Lawn Tennis Asso-
ciation, and the courts have been specially pre-
pared an expert from Europe having been at
work on them for some time They have been
entirely remade and are without DOUBT the nnest
dirt courts in the country
There will be women's handicap singles. mems
doubles and mixed doubles this week. IN addition
to the championship singles. The entries for these
are as follows:
Lawn Tennis Cub vs. Rober T Bryan. New-York Lawn
eosa2s Gg Hs6oa R6ossve Pe vest SIDE renns
ss Wss Ea SIDE tennis Gus
Tennis Club vs. Lorraine Wgsth NewI0Tk .ais fan cv
vs. Robert ie Roy, New-iork Lawn Tennis CLUB; e
L Di9nne West side Tennis & club noy VS. FFan da welsh
York Tennis Club AtwoOd Hamilton G[sngs anns
Club. Thomas Donahue. NewnYork Lawn Tennis
Tqe IIa snlythe, NewYork Lawn Tennis Club; Arthur
s Cragin West Side Temps Club, j. Parmly Paret
First round-Louis GTant NswYerk Lawn Tennis ennis
Clao; Cha1es sS Gai%ay NewYorE Lawn Tennis
Dnon Roberts Ne~York Lawn Ten Tennis CigS gG,sy Myis
smith NswTor aTn Tennis htTo0d Gg9 pmon Roberts.
Arthur T FTedmen A Pier Tr..l L0qH " 8a liant
Bsssford Robert T. Bryan. Robert Ls Roy J. Pars
" Hosten Joseph Chayes d,si siss ssSasr Dr
NeVile E H stern. stade Calhoun cragtp Fred
F Pr Fog / L BIonne 6mla fS2oSs W. K KsssHsH H orenee
COBB eo G. Lorraine wylis Grant & PF JqlaR Baalz x
Arthur s Cragn, Chester P. Rice ovisdio NJ BestWiek-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
THE SHAMR0CKS.
Continued from ars. page.

raising ehe Coney Island station Captain
Matthews then sent the following message to be
transmitted by cable to Sir Thomas Upton:
Fleet arrived safely Sandy Hook Experienced
rough weather during voyage ShamrOckS all
right Wireless working well one hundred miles
MATTHEW'S
The reply 10 this message was received on
board the Erin by wireless from the Coney
Island station az s.:IJ a. m:
Delighted to receive good news. Convey to. all
officers and my best wishes. nope ILsy
all well and 1T as fiddies LiPTON-
As soon as Mr. Davies reached Quarantine hs
sent the following cable to Sir Thomas:
Upton Iiptonian. London:
Both Shamrocks arrived safely. Met by tug
Matthews with Davies. press men. on board
Great reception from cheering holiday makers
To Commodore Tod. who met the yachts in the
Thistle. Mr. Davies sent this message:
Greatly appreciate compliment accorded Sham
rocks and SIR Thomas this morning
Following is an abstract Of the log OF the Erin:
Sailed from Gourock D m Thursday, May 2s
Ma Nav %. noon-Lat.. so 81 N: long. O5' AS
W" MaQ G:senGe o Com I iiT %, 1s, N long 10 s5
W: distance. 300 miles
W: distance, 2SJ miles -.
June /. noon-Lat. 43' 99 y; long. Il w
W: distance. 80 miles -,
June - noon-Iat. 40 4S' n; long, % 81
W: distance. 2S4 miles.
June 3-Arrived at Fayal (Azores), a. rn-5
dista nee 236 miles.
June 4-SafIed from Fayal at D m - -
June ). nOon-Lat., - - n; long, oz 40
W. distance. 1914 miles
June g. nOon-Lat. IS 1S y; long. 81 81
W: distance. 2e4 miles
June O. noon-I4at-. 3S' l0 N; long, - Ss
W: distance. 23S miles ,...
June S. noon-Lat-, So OF N; long, - II
W: distance. 233 miles .-
June g. nOOn-Lat-, 81 JO N; long. oz 4V
W; distance 229 miles.
June 10. noon-Lat-. 3S' o. y; long, OF Vo
W: distance, 233 miles.
June II. noon-Lat.. 3S' ~ N; long. o1 w
W: distance. 193 miles
June L.. noon-Lat.. 39' OF N; long, % "a
W: distance. 22J miles
June IL. noon-Lat-. 4O' O3' N: long. So 59r
w; distance. 19J miles
June 14-Arrived at Sandy HOOK a MT dls-
tance 1S;J miles
Total distance. 1914 miles
The Erin is 70 coal up to-day. and later go
in the Erie Basin drydock to be cleaned and
painted, pending the arrival of Sir Thomas LIP
ton. who, Mr.. Davies says. is to arrive here on
the Oceanic on June %
The Shamrocks are to be taken to the Erie
Basin this morning. there TO be disnantled ar
once and have their racing rigs fitted to them.
Their first race is scheduled for June Y or
Sandy Hook.
There are hfty-nine souls all told on board tbs
Erin. Captain William Matthews commands
her DR.. A. E Neale and Colonel ID. =. Nein
are guests Mr.. Iddes is chief officer; Mr.. Pas
coe, second officer; Mr. Bishop, chief engfneery
Mr. Bait second engineer, and Mr.. Beanett.
third engineer.
Captain J. Walters commands the Cruiser
He has with him Navigator Stewart and a crew
of thirteen men. Mr. Mcdonald Is navigator OF
Shamrock III and Mr.. Adams OF Shamrock l.
When ten miles east OF Fire Island at 2. m
Saturday the Erin and her fleet passed the
sevea-masted schooner Thomas W. Lawson
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
EXPLODING OIL STOVE KILLS WOMAN.
Her Brother Badly Burned Trying to Beat
Out Flames.

Miss Josephine Meande eighteen years old. was
fatally burned by the explosion OF an oil stove In
her apartments. at No. $50 Gates-ave- Brooklyn.
yesterday afternoon. Her younger brother. Alonzo
In irving 10 nut out the IA mes on mis- sisters cloth
ing. also taught fire. and was seriously burned
The girl preparing luncheon when the oil
stove exploded and the blazing oil covered her
from head to foot With screams that aroused the
nejChbOrs Miss Melande began to about the
room Her brother attempted TO beat out the
flames with his hand and quilt, and while dOlnS
so his own clothing caught FIRE. BY this time seV-
eraI neighbOrs came in ard put the fire out. Tut
not before almost all the clothes had been burned
from the girls body. Both she and her o-other
were taken To the Bushwick Central Hospital.
where She died an hour later. The ooy is said to
be in a serious condition.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
YACHTS TO RACE ON THE SOUND.


The sO-foot yachts Reliance. Constitution and
Columbia are 10 meet again to-day in a race on
Long Island Sound They are TO start last IN an
entry list that includes some schooners and sioops
in the smaller classes. The prizes are the Glen
Cove Cups offered by the New-York Yacht CIuo,
also the challenge cups that were to be sailed for
down the bay Thursday These are the Bennett
Guns one for schOoners and one for sloops. The
starting pont will be off Matnicock Point, and the
courses are to be triangular.
Fifteen minutes after the regular classes 10
heen started the signal for the 90f0OterS will he
given. The steamer Cepheus has been chsrIefe'.
for the use Of the members She is TO leave East
Thirty-f7rSt-St. at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
FLIES OYER RACECOURSE.
VI. Sant0s-Dum0nfS ManoeuUreS
at Longcham ps an Airship.

Paris june 14-w. K Vanderbiits horse Bilt-
more was fourth to-day in the race for the Prix
de TIIleron. at Longchamps-
while the racing was in progress NJ. Santos
T1rn,ant in his airship No. Q, appeared over the
course and went through q variety of manonuVres
which evoked great enthusiasm. The passage Of
Two other balloons over the Longchan1ps Tacecourse
a, +ha same time added TO the interest. NJ. San
r,rnont f7na llv descended unaided in the centre
&c 1be course. A great ovation was given him
He then reascended, and after executing seconu
tTes ~ n,anoelJvres sailed away in the direction
of Bagatelle curious coincidence was that while @
1ee Ssntos-Dunnont No was present Two horses
numbered on racing card won races
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
[SA SPORTS AND "a
FNORECPEATIONaHSzz||z 81

ward dash. 1ooyard dash 220-yard dash and 5o-yard
sack race. open only TO boys under sixteen years
81 age and l2o pounds weight. Running high jump;
running broad Jump. l2-pound shot put Ho-yaro
dash and +4o-yard run. open to all boys OF the
elementary schools. and special interschola
relay race. -four team $50 yards, to teams
from any public school in this city.
The Giants out OF six games played since
week ago yesterday. five. The one lost took
place yesterday. and it was lost by only one run.
Taylor aud Cronin. who pitched for New-York.
were both hit hard The fielding and pitching done
by the Newly ork team in the three consecutive
games before the Of yesterday, in which St
Louis was shut out and Cincinnati twice.
was of high order Piutsburg and Chicago
tied for second place, and the fight for the cham
plonship this yesr seems to be between Pittsburg
md the Giants. Chicago has not been doing
Sell recently The Invaders showed up better
last week than at time 50 far this season.
They the only three games played.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
nUss DIsPERsEs DARKNESS.
Will Settle Bill for Booking Orchestra at
Kansas City.

The claim for s.1oo for services IN oooSihs Du.s
-. which Samuel Kronberg alleges the
bsrdmaster owed him. IS 10 be settled ana 'he
eS,es ~ the Madison Square Venice are no longer
oa-cast with the shadow Of an attorney Trying
80 Collect a bill. At the Victoria Hotei YESTERDAY
s.e..,oon russ his manager, R. z. Johnston kron-
ai1ei s NJ Ix,ine q lawyer sat In conference and
sh.a an su,icable agreement. IL seems thst am, ,ns
dIsn.Ite was the sum charsea 20, ,oo ov yonnh
snd Would not settle the whole 6i m ne
n over. At the poWWo% sS yss'eos
,1.re made all around. IL is said.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
STATEN ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.

Another important event of the week will be the
All Staten Island championship to take place on
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday at the Richmond
County Country Club. The tournament is open to
members of the Harbor Hill. Fox Hills and Rich
mond County clubs. Among the prominent con-
testants will be John NJ Ward, c w Sparks. p
T. P Ffske ] r Tobin ". Scott O'Connor. ]. F.
Faber J. F. Bul1en. F. G. Jansen, H. 5 Hollis
G r Stout w W. Iowrey. George T. Armstrong,
II n Scott. F. L. Palmer. J. J. WorraiL Joseph
F. Stier and W. w Harrin.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

The Montcair and Englewood teams will meet
on the formers links Saturday in a six-a-sids
match. The Englewood side viii be selected from
the following men: Chester Grswold. n. B. Cole
F. M. Wilson. H NJ Brittin. w S Bayhs. w J.
Evans H V Keep. Paul Waterman D. NJ Mar
1-ir ~ II Packhan and w. j.. Moore
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
g BRIGGS TO HELP COURTNEY.

ithaca N Y. June 14.-"F,reddy Briggs, 'ss VINO
+uce stroked Cornell to victory against Yale
and Harvard will accompany the Cornell crews 10
Poughkeepsie. and will assist Courtney IN coaching
,hers Briggs was the nghtest stroke who ever
cat IN the Cornell boat The position OF stroke Is
still open between Coffin and Nutting although the
latter has occupied il for the iast few days: To-
morrow morning the varsity four VIII be picked II
the weather is favorable
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Glen Ridge Golf Club will meet the Haeken-
sack Golf Cub in a team match at Hackensack on
SATURDAY, This is the last contest Of the kind for
the Glen Ridge team Until September Il. when
match with Montclair is scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
B4SEB4LL.
Cincinnati Takes Last Game Of
Series from Giants, : to 6.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. = New-Yorl1. 6. Boston, &, 81 Louis J.
Chicago T. Philadelphia. ..
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

r,s-.ur-At sravesend. e-5e r. IA.
"a zs.ttfng-Annual and Glen cove CUPS Of the
NSeu--Y o-l Yacht club a Glen Manchester
Yacht yrisl races for SeaVanha>s cup challenger.
,,tcset-Philacelphia- AT G,oucesterslire. Emg.
~ terEis-Mary championships al Cation
vile Country club Fennsy iVania state champion
SHIPS p MeTion Cricket Club, Louisiana state cham
riorshiT.s. a. New-orleaus
Bssetsll--'lationsl League: Chicago Pittshug st.
Cincinnati. American League: Chicago.
Al New Detroit. Washington: tleye-
and 81 Boston; Louis al Philadelphia Other
games Brown st AmherSt. PENNSYLVANIA. TUFTS;
c0lyrnuia. z Vermont
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cincinnati, June 14.-Cincinnad took the last game
of the series from New-Ycrk to-day Taylor start
ed in to pitch for New-York and extremely
wild Cronin sent in at the beginning Of the
fifth inning to relieve him, and ne hit hard
Attendance ShA9 Score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

An invitation handicap. in which each club mem
Der is invited TO select partner from some ont
side club is to take place at the Fox Hills links
on Saturday Two-thirds of the entrance money
viii be given the winner. and one-third TO the
runner-up.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

hits-Mertes Bresnahan McGann. Three base hit
Peitz Sacrifice ht-Browne. Stolen bases-Bresnahan'
Mertes. Dunn. Dolte plays-Gilbert tG MeGann, ?
First base on baIs-Ey Sudhoff Taylor, g Hit by
pitched ball-Aiertes seymour Struck out-By @Sqthon @
: by CTonin, {. Left bases--tincln-
natl g. New-York, Q. Time, hours Umpire-John-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

Saturdays feature at the Marine and Field Club.
Bath Beach is to be nine hole select score handi-
can at medal play for a prize presented by
member OF the club. Each contestant is to play
eighteen holes. the lowest figures at each hole Of
the two nine hole rounds to count
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago at Pittshurs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago New-Yor!. Cleveland Boston.
ST Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

Anxious TO Escaps-''Yes. ! going as far
into the wood. as / can this summer"
'sI didn't know you fond of nature
Il m not but / want to soc II caEIt get away
from the breakfast foods."-lChicago Post
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
CHICAGO. 4; PHILADELPHIA. 2
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
PROVIDENCE. II; ROCHEs

Al MeTnphs-Memphis. s; Atlanta, 3,
Al eport-Bontgorer 3; Shreveport, 4.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

A. e. TI,1is- +. H z.
Boston --.--,......-.. % y
Ratteries-Pia.t Kfttredge; NJ. oNeil, CurTe and
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

..,.,t ro-day, r.. M American League.
nhso1 Y VA chlcaro. B'wss . l6oth a.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

The latest man TO meet his death as result Of
the Paris Madrid automobile is Lorraine Bar
row. who died Saturday Barrow received the
injuries which caused his death by trying 10 run
over dog which crossed the track. His monster
car struck a tree with great force. His driver was
killed outright. Barrow himself was picked up un-
conscious The automobile completely wrecked
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

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