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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
New York's Automobile Meet

Full particulars as to the events. condi-
lions and prizes Of the automobile racemeet
which ia to be run Mt the Empire City track
on May 20 in connection with the lve-milc
heat match race between Charles G.. WIiig-
way OF this city and Barney Oldtlold Of De-
troit were announced in the entry blanks
promulgated yesterday The programme
follows:
Event No. Five miles: open class for gasolenc
machines over 1900 pound'f!rSt prize. silver
trophy, value 500: second prize, silver trophy
value $50. The W,idgwHy and OidNeid machines
are barred
Event No 2-Threc niles omen class for gasclcrc
machines 900 to 800 pounds First prs". silver
trophy, value SlOO: second prize. silver trophy.
Event No s-Onc mile open class to all types
OF machines, steam gasolcnc and electricity. under
1909 pounds First rrlzc, silver trophy value
sion: second prize, silver trophy value $50,
Event No. One mile OldSmohlc class for
seven Oidsmobnc runabovts-i'rs, prize, silver
trophy, value $50: second prize. silver trophy
Event No. S-Mlc record iria.s. open to all ma
chnes-Silvcr trophy for the fastest mile and q
medal In each class to the contestant who lowers
the existing track record In the class to which his
machine Is eligible.
Event No. olive miles motor bicycle amateur
championship Of America-Prizcs. gold silver
and bronze medals. Open only TO regularly ca,a-
loSucd motor bicycles equipped for pedal pro
pulsiou. Contestants must be regular y. c. a.
amateurs.
Entries close Monday, MAY ?5 with Alfred
Kerns, secretary. S West Sixty-sixth street
The entrance fee Ia IS for automobile events
and - in the motor bicycle race.
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MATINEE ron HORSES. .
WIFE, =. Ambrose Clark wins with Fancy
Jane In Jumping Class.

matinee OF ten classes provided capital
amusement for big crowd which gathered
at the Brooklyn Horse Show Yesterday
afternoon. A class OF ponies in harness
not exceeding thirteen hands two inches
interested the spectators beyond measure
ou' the blue nbbon fell to Mrs. John Gerken
VINO showed Doncaster model. pony we'll
known to patrons Of New York shows.
Inc class OF jumpers. ridden by ladies', was
the real feature, first honors going to Mrs
r. Ambrose Clark. who rode Fancy Jane.
Class ss.-Frst prize, t75; for harness horse,
. .e, AZ hands; lady drivsrs-Won by Miss
Mou'e MaSwel's Cats Bye. blk. e., IS, 0 years
driven BY owner; Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark's Hllarlty
oay 9" ib.l. . years. driven by owner. second
charles +. Hubbss Right OF Way. b. a., 49, aged
driven by Mrs Charles r. Hubbs. third.
Class n'-First prize. SIS: second SIS; for harness
horses over 10 hands, dealers class Won by Strauss
BY Charles Bsssas chss Prcoo yfsrs aIyen
eS = 81 a y.srs driven Sy owner second
' az. FI. s sSa, sssSa
driven And as y'e oWser p als, shsi
and By a. Emily bsdidid ,t yssrs
dae am and dIyen sy Mps Ssnd.e D. years
hands and over-Won by Jay +. Carlisle Promoter
A g. a!Isa years. Jay Srys es ss
rNshight. b. G.. 1921. 3 years, driven by owner,
Class :, 4' .ds prize osered by NJ $ g. Bueh
!ng 100 pounds-Won by d. william Rasrhs FenSy
Ssl p sSa0 S M H sa
MIs Ambrose cissks du'don ea g. IT, ' sssd
Class i7-First prize sas, second SIS, third $40;
Mrs. John GerEen's Doncaster Model, b. S.. m.S.
q years, driven by owner Van Wyck Rosslter's
Mrs 0ah erken. MS, jenny H. M
palms SHs: - W. sssI: jv.n j. ssa. s'
Crawford Pearson S Prtpcs, Or. and whit. s., ii OF.
s., . srysn ~ s HSs ' eepea by Mr.
< :sSei :n s fss
seeona Dnsse seiRssa ' eosa Oh eh G w.
,.. 3 Sr hssase Ms! % Edwin
jay 7. Sariisies Promoier. CD. G., isa,s aged.
ssa LAS s'I Nine SIT s. n.y.
d1H:n y oWne and eoSa s. Mse
Years.. driven BY +. j.. Woodwafs' third. 1870
Under By H0jifs a6
' s sf M IL sssflai sSs 3
ION il. salmon's Lady Mine, b, M isi'a 5 years.
WSe for bs., over oS
sS as cGs Am S"nsy ss ssa S y
man man seeoad; cisrsnss IT, RsSSln;s hesuor,.
ri rdf '''' asea' f'a'en 0S Miss f''e MOORE
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Squadron A Polo.

Two polo teams from Squadron 4 PLAYED,
an interesting match game Yesterday on the,
Van Cortandt Park polo fields in the tourna-
mrnt series for the I.aavitt J lTunt cups;.
The first team beat the second team by aK
goals TO 3. The teams were:
Squadron Ilrs.-lcav,t, J Hunt, u. c. Laws
renee, II. l.. Har'ert, y. NJ Far,o a
SQUADRON Second-R, r. Gold sborough, Herbert.
Barry. r. \. Nichols 4, II whitney. ir.
For the winning team Herbert scored twsi
goals. and Hunt Lawrence and arle made one
cplcce The team lost half u Conl for n foul,
Whitney made two goals for the defeated
tenn and GoidshoroIyh got one,
The open polo tournament Of tho Squadron
POLO Club will begin Tomorrow afternoon
NJ Van Cortlnndt Park the competing tean,S
being the Country hub Of " est O. ester and
Sol.loron ) First.
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INSANE on CLYDE LINER.
MeesbOy PeriNed in Smoking His Pipe In
the Non,en's Cabin.

sergt. Brennan Of the Harbor police. re-
ceived word last evening, that there was
l,instic aboard the Clyde Line steamer
Iroquois, at Pier Is, North River. Two
pAtrolmen who were sent over found the
man, George Merkle, q mesSboy Of 10 Mon.
trose avenue, Brooklyn, in the bathroom
dressed only In oilskins and sou wester
hat smoking a pipe. The man went with
them without any resista nee.
Z. c. Perkins, purser OF the Iroquois.
says that during tho trip from Charleston
Merkle became violently insane. He per
sisted In smoking In the women's cabin
and thres tened any one who came near him
Finally 1t was necessc ry to put him In irons
Merkle was taken TO Bellevue
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'"ORRIS PARK RACING GOSSIP.
Great Day for Apprentice Riders-Charies
Gates Wins Big Money

The riding Of apprentices ut Morris ParR
yesterday was one OF the features OF lhe
day Little Conncll who came here Il
stranger from the Coast under contract
to SANDY" McNaughton, who recently re-
fused $4,000 for the boys services rode
Durazzo to victory in the first race in a mas
terly way. In the second race Callahan,
Robinson and T.. Walsh finished one, two.
three respectively. while ID. O'Connor and
Wilkerson wore second and third In the To-
boggan Handicap. Lawsons triumph Nith
Articulate in the match race was Eis
feather in his cap. and DesouZa's handling
of Lord Turco in the last event. with A. Brell-
nan running third in kickshaw's saddle
was q fitting climax to u day OF remarkable
success for the young KNIGHTS OF the pig
skin
Charley Gates. son of John W. Gates after
the running OF the New York Steeplechase.
said to number of friends;
Il fairly murdered that jumping race,
and he proceeded to pocket rolls Of yellow
backs brought to him by several commission
ers. The amount Of his winnings was sad
to be $4,000
Tho report that John W. Gates had rur-
chased four two-year-olds. including the
highly tried Cedric. from John 4. Madden
for soe 900, was ridiculed by Madden yes
IS nct true, s Hs said hidden BY the Way
purchased inc mare ftT WHO
won the Alabama Stakes last year from
Albert Simons for $4,000, and she Will be re.
at Hamburg place, Madden also purchased
the stallion ReGuital, tu,nrty winner in
1895. from t. e, Cowdin, price not mace public,
although it w;ls said to be * 0or..
The size of the crowd Yesterday may DO
imagined from the statement that 1000
programmes had been sold before 2:l5, and
the supply ran out Robert Pinkerton said
there were more than 30, 0OO within the rates
fnr estimate being 10000.
jesse lGwiSohn was one OF the heaviest
winners on Mizzens victory in the Toboggan
Handicap.
It was said in the ring that the heaviest
backed losing favoritc of the day was Andrew
Millers Oealala.
Fred Gebhard Gay Rov was one of the
tins in the first race. and Charley Hill came
all the way ,up from his farm in Jersey TO
see him win, but he was not equal to The task.
David Gideon backed Lady Unoas to win this
race and his commissions were followed by
many.
The false price Of 90 to was quoted against
Father Eli" DAYS lIlyria who ran -econd
sharp witted bettors played the colt to show
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HIGH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Colgate Wins OH Track and FicId--BingA
hamtOn Provides Best Speaker.

CLINTON, y. V. May 9.-Twenty -one hi h
schools. represented by 1870 athletes and
speakers took part in the New York State
interschoastic prize speaking contest and
field meet held under the auspices of Hamil-
ton College, to-day Eleven schools were
represented in the speaking contest. which
was won BY Earl Clark OF the Binghamton
High School. with Albert Spooner of the
Brooklyn Boys High School. second.
In the field meet Colgate Academy won
the pennant with a points Syracuse High
School was second, with 20 points. and Jenner
School of Syracuse third. with n points.
Records were broken IN the l0o-yard dash,
shot put. mile run. broad jump. 22O-yard
hurdle, hammer throw and high jump.
Yard Dash-Won by Young, Colgate Wood.
po,sdan,, second; Brown, Colgate third. Tins
l2o.yard Hurdle-Won by Greene, Colgate:
Blumcr Syracuse second: Ryan. Syracuse, third.
Tius; e. . seconds SEQ s., ,,o..o ,,,.,r,. p,,,..
cs MS sMn DE
third. Time ? minutes "a is seconds
NSg.,J MAl,oa,- second; burlmaainc, Syracuse
Colgate, third. Distance, q Zee, Inches
don, Syracuse. second Callahan. Auburn. third
potsdam, second; Van Lugen, Syracuse thlfd.
Time p seconds w.
Bell, Rome, second North, Walton, third. Time.
minute % 2-5 seconds,
Running Broad Jump-Won by Bumcr. Svra-,
cusc Risicy. Utica, second; Young, Colgate, third
Distance, 20 feet 81 inches. y.
Pole Vault -Whelau and Wood, JsarsnS, SvrA.
cnsc. tied for hrst RoscbOon. Auburn. third.
Height, feet ~ Inches.
Two mile Run--Won BY Huber Syracuse:
Teft. Jenncrs. syracuse, second; Time. II minutes
% seconds.
Throwing the ~ Pound Hamncr-WDn bv IIorr, .
Colgate; Greene Colgate, second: Norm, s. raruss,
third. Distance IA f,et 3inrhss.
go Yard Hurdle Won b. Greene, Colgate Wood,
Potsda!n. second; BiuIncr Syracuse th.rl. Tins,
% I. ) seconds
Runainy High Jump-Wor b. B,rc,S, Jeancrs,
Syracuse. Rlsc". Utica. and Micn. Jcna"rS. tod ,
for second. Height. feet ~ inclrs,
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MYDDIES BEATEN BY YALE.
winning Crew Makes Fastest Time Ever
Made on the Course.

ANSAPoLIs, May 0.--Yales heavier and
stronger second crew pulled away from the
midshipmen on the severn this afternoon and
won the two-mile rnce in 10 minutes and 10
seconds. the best time, 40 far as known. ever
made on the course The navy crew. twelve
pounds lighter to the man, rowed n plucky
behind. The conditions were perfect for fine
race. Wind and tide helped tho crews and were
partly responsible for the excellent time
made
The start was delayed twice. After the
crews had left for the starting point the
torpedo boat Mnnley following with the
referee and official party. but OF the santee 8
wharf it fouled some obstruction and lost a
blade of its propeller Some time was lost
In transferring the passengers to the Talbot.
One false start was made, and the ere WIS had
gone about two hundred yards when the
of the Navy. called them back on the ground
OF an uneven start.
The second start was successful, and the
crews caught the water together. Yale
used quicker stroke about thirty-siy to
the mi9pspte, the Navy tTo less but for the
Then it's boat begun to pull ahead and at the
mile was one length to tho rood The visitors
forged ahead rapid and in the next quarter
OF mile n clear length was gained. From
holding their opponents down.; Then despite
all that the mldshipmcn cou Id do the Yale
men gained. The crews rowed as follows
Yale--Adams. stroke: Cross. 7; Miller, o; Stubbs.
s: Fish. q shaw. D. Auchlncloss. =; Johnston. bow:
Minor co1swan.
Annapolis -Smyth. stroke: Michael :: Farley.
8; Coss, 3: Todd, I; Rodgers 8; Battle. ?; Court,
bow: Hart coHSwn!n
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bishop May Run Against Princeton.

Although the Columbia faculty refused 10
allow Capt. ogden NJ Bishop Of the track
team to compete against the lEivcrsi;y Of
Pennsylvania on Friday to received special
permission yesterday 10 '1he an cXhntnaltol
tomorrow In the single half-year trcih3aan
subject in which he Is conditioned IL NO
succeeds ia passing the examination he VIII
be entirely ell gible to compete against Prince
ton on saturday ami In thr, Georgetown AID
intercolle giate games which follow.
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Arrangements for First American Henley.

The American Rowing Association, which
proposes to hold the initial American Henley
on July next, has requested william A.
Meikleham OF New York and William Inncs
Forbes OF Philadelphia to net as referees
To expedite the races. two referee launches
will he used. Entries rrc expected from
New York, Philadelphia and Toronto, rs we'll
as from Harvard. Yale. Cornell. Penn>yl-
yanin. Columbia and GeorSetown. Entry
blanks can he had from Walter p. henderson,
81 Beacon street. Boston. Mass The entries
close fifteen days prior 10 the regatta,
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NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Big Century and Other Runs To-day-Novcl
Stx.Day RAce.

for to-day, One is the annual spring centur,
of the Century Road Club Of America
New York division. and the other Is the first
century attempt Of the Alpha Motor Cycle
Club of Brooklyn. Both will be ridden on
| Long Island roads
The G. r. G. OF America run will start from
| Bedford Rest. Brooklyn, at clock in the
| morning, but there will be two other divisions
| start about the same time for the benefl,
| of New York wheelnen, one from the Twenty.
! third street ferry, New York. and the other
at the Bedford Fountain. Brooklyn. At each
\ Of these places will be found some of the
| officials OF the run. Tho pace of the regular
hour. and will give all riders q chance to .fnis
| and secure one OF the gold medals to be
x be Of
| makers will be Charles Shoenart. national
century champion for 1909; Fred Gebhardt,
hs sseH Is cone va aey
Hampstead. Arnityvilie. Hicksville dinner
.op va yns,SSSG 1an grSpk
Tor r The frst ten to nisb Entries for this
SeW ersey snd
The, Alpha Motor Cycle century will start
from the clubhouse. 80 Grant Square, Bedford
s 4os's mi be TO ' Valley @
70 iii Who finish Within eisht hours ~ '
The New York Motor Cycle Club today
Century wheeimen viii run to Pelham BAY.
the Royal Arcannn Club have run N Bergen
Point, the Monroe Wheelmon will go to Tot
tehville.
Bssinnng june ProydeSnce is to hare 4.
slyen yun at novel e oonditons' Tie riders
Will ride. twenty-iour hours during the week
and at the 1nish Of every nile win BE- prize
p tsG Win g. s Rs es o So he
s s ,Es to 1ss 'ess s shs 30 Il s II
in these intermedlats ,prIzos $500. To The
prizes to distribute. $500 to first $500 to sec
ond, 5000 TO third $3.50 to fourth: sioo to nth
FL u tic ie the Team %' cat 70
lap race OF this character is calculated to
increase the interest.
riders go two hours that nich. On TuesdaIy
sac e go the eTr hon nnd dag
as on that day the riding starts at o'clock
in the afternoon and continues Until the close
at 10 O clock at night.
The new track at Charles River Park.
Boston. on which 1t is maintained by the
DESIGNER that mile In minute can be made.
is TO be opS1ed On May 80 with a spread-ea ALE
handicap for amateurs, In which n fast
roadhorse and buggy with rubber tires" are
from the n. c. A.. allo wing prizes Of more
than the REGULAR value. The second prize
will be q s75 DIAMOND ring. the third prize
one Of $50 value and the fourth OF So
There Is a hitch In the negotiations for a. mill
between Jimmy Britt and Joe GINS for the light
weight cham pionshlp Of the World. Britt wants
10 meet Cans a. I8s pounds. weigh II at the rnGsde,
for is pounds At the rinsside or 80 pounds scale
+ A. ss III :" ss sa H uo1Se,
a the rinrslde and be does not see why Ru should
be too exactlny now,
Jim Jeefries sad yesterday: Il am 9o,ng 70 train
hard for my hsht with Coibctt, Instead Of rush,
work order y re- IL Trim, rsA re, that B. haze
Mapping Ny last engagement before the public
wl be. with Bob Fi,ssiTmon., , After that, that !
said that he Is perfectly satisned With Gtaney for
referee and will name him.
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Young Brooklyn Athletes Compete.

The annual championship meeting of the
Brooklyn Boys High School was held yes.
terday at Adelphi Field, Brooklyn. One
event-the running broad jump-wcnt over
until tomorrow. The surprise Of the day
was the showing Of George @. Kittle Of the
relay team OF the school, who bowied over the
pick of the school, including T.. {. kesseup
In Is seconds. kittle also won the running
high jump.
loo.Yard Dash--won by r. c. Jessup. %, Fred
crick j. Herr, 'oi. second George o. Kittle. 0s.
third. Tlme, 10 - seconds.
oS, c. 4; wykes. oa, second L. Robinson, 'oo third.
soYard Hurdle Raoe-won BY E. c. J.ssup, 90;
abs o. ssco second; f. T. Gibson o. third
s2o.yard Dash, Senior-won by G. o. Kit,le Os:
Frederick j. Herr. '0t. second: T.. c. Jessup. oa.
'": .soyard "f Dash NovIce- Won by W. l. Ray. oc
Il "a ''Y Tine u seconds: ~
schrsdiesE S second: f. II. Sutherland i ~ o. g.
third Time, 2 minutes IS is seconds.
one mile nusmWon By E i; SsrSm ~ f. , ysn-
". I. VIZ %Tsr %. seoond; Il. i. schraedick, %.
THU 4Sloxin %'i hs ee sGr h.mmsr-won by F.
ssc ssSd viii q iess inch ss s,ron. ~ shird.
Pois vsyIt. Won 81 a, P. Able; %: With ! fec.
inches, winning his place on a toss,
p Ss =: s.i sy . sFS
Win 8 iss: ineses; r. Msplesdon. Jr, third. od.
Running High JumP-Won BY 6, O. Kit!ic. os.
feet ] Inches: H. 3. schracdiek. ". third. with
feet.
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A Motor Cycle Century.

Members Of the New York and Alpha motor
cycle clubs are 20 have their first annual
Joint century run to-day. The start will
be made from the Alpha Motor Cycle Clubs
headquarters at rs Grant Square. Brooklyn,
at . o'clock this pornins he run WI
awarded those who complete the 100 miles
within the time limit OF eight kours
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The Manhattan and Brooklyn clubs had
friendly game at Prospect Park, where the
captain of the latter team made the MISTAKE
Of declaring" too soon and witnessing the
defeat Of his eleven by 20 runs and .wckets.
The totals were Brooklyn declared out for
seven w-ickets), lis: Manhattan. l3s for three
wickete
The West Indians PLAYED n club match Mt
Prospect Park, where @. McDermon's team
defeated A. +. HardinS's eleven by % runs.
The totals were: q. McDernon's team, 81,
A. F. Harding's team. IS.
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Columbia Crow Chosen for Yale Race.

After four and a half months OF observation
Coach Hanlan Of the Columbia crews has de-
termined on the com IMPOSITION Of the fresh
man crew which Is TO meet Yale on Lake
Whitney next Saturday. The boat will be
stroked by Post. Rich will sit at No. Z. Enos
atNo. 9, John Miller, a former New York A. &.
oarsman, at No. s: Willard At No. 1, Curtis at
No s. Greet at No 2. and hollister at bow.
with Kinf coxswaln.
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MATINEE RACES on SPEEDWAY
NUMBER or CRACKS WITHDRAW
from THE CONTESTS.


nfhshes or Road Dvivers' Association
Nathan straus an Easy Wtnser Of
Championship Pacing -Other Brushes.
The Speedway Day matinee Of the Road
Drivers Association yesterday was success
u the small number Of starters be excepted
With an entry INST filed to Overlooking. each
class was represented by less than half the
starters the public had expected TO see This
was especially true Of the faster classes
In the championship trotting class only three
starters answered the call. and even then
The King. 2:lO4. was not warmed In time
to start for the first heat. Queen Wilkes
was drawn and Kingwood failed 10 reach
the form the owner knew would be necessary
to stand any chance Of winning. King Chimee
2:iok. Of whom great things were expected,
logged lame IN his warming spin, and Edge
wood. .2I?H. had not had time 10 recover
from the long journey.
30 OF all the cracks that 10000 spectators
had come TO see do battle, only The King,
Dollade Wilkes, 2I0k. and Swift, 2iSk, put
In an appearance. Dollade Wilkes was short
Of work and in no condition to do herself
Justice.
This, championship pacing race had been
conceded to Nathan Straus, 2:osH. BY the
public. and few looked forward 10 more than
the semblance OF a contest. Moth Miller
did show fast In the first heat, but Nathan
Straus won without the owner coming to a
drive
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CR1CkET.
Opeaing Game 81 Chnmpasnship season
Wen by Brooklyn.

The Brooklyn and Essex County cricket
clubs played the opening game OF the cham
pionship ssries OF the New York Cricket
Association yesterday. The match took place
at Branch Brook Park. Newark, where a
large crowd gathered to witness the contest.
The Brookiyns succeeded in winning by So
runs. J. Flannery. n. A. Laurie and A..
Tyrrill all did good work with the willow for
the winners The frst-naned hit freely for
%; Laurie played steadily and well for 49,.
not out, and Tyrrlll added a useful 10, For
Essex County q. Breeze hit vigorously for %.
and was the only man Of the side to make
double figures II. Rushton did the best
bowling for Brooklyn and captured three
wickets for 10 runs, while r. Barron for Essex
County captured seven for 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
bsssness Autsmeb.Ie Test.

Entries to the business motor vehicle test
to Be promoted BY the Automobile Club Of
Afterita on May 20 ana a. are set to close
tomorrow. Those mailed Tomorrow. how
ever, will b. accepted. There bad been nine
nominattons made up TO yesterday AFTERNOON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
squash At Ardslcy.

In the semi-fnal for the squash champion
ship Of the Ardsley Club yesterday II, s.
Sbonpard beat +. L.. EldridRe. $50, .lt-!,
IS He will meet the winner OF the Edgar
and Marvin match in the final
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Archer Wins Shooting Championship as
Princeton.

PRINCETON, May o. Cap, p. Archer. Jr.,
a junior, won to-day the shooting champon-
ship Of tn" u7ivcr.ity. breaking 100 targets
ont OF a possible $50. His victory also gained
Cor him tho Spear trophy cup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
Appeal for Aid for Floating Hospitass.

An appeal has been made by St. Johns
Guild for funds to carry on its floating
hospitals, Emma Abbott and Helen C,
JUL lard, and its Sea Side Hospital.
Is hoped to increase the facilities this year.
Contributions may be sent to Isaac n
Selicman, sol Firth avenue
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Rutg ers Defeats Union In Dual Track
Meet.

NEW BRuNswicK. N. j., May s.-In q field
and track meet here to-day Rutg gers defeated
Union College Of Schenectady by the score
of 81 To IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
snsrtnmnrc pcrcaLs acrlsn AT Laerosse.

BETHLEHEM Pa Mrv @. cart Bean
shot 80 raanv ror.7 !or sw! morr in the
lq-t fcw minutes rlag of to-lHvs interc,l-
IL iatn lpcr $40 chamri~n hin rame thst
-wlr'h".er' w,u from i.eL..l D.. t..e score
OF ~ " -
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Total

was pssed az PnR Where tho
Maintains defeated the Thistles by 10 runs.
The batting of n. r. Grahame and the bowling
while B. L. McCalum acquitted himself with
credit for the losers. In addition to scoring
rs. the top score of the side he captured FIVE
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EUSBx COUNTY.
W. @, TurtOn. b. Rush.
ION ............, .
II. Booth. Q. Thorne,
b. Challenger. o
G.. Breeze. Q. and b.
RuShtOn ........,...o
T. Gilbert. b. Rushton. 0
+. Birch. st. Thorne.
b. ChAnenger...... o
T. l.. White. b. Chal.
lenGef.............. I
A. Dillon. b. Flannery. 2
W. Barron, G. sub, b.
Flannery ."...''.... z
a. Johnson. not out. 2
n. Barron. c. and b.
FlAnnefy ........ o
Bycs. s. leg byes, i,., .
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The New Jersey G. c. opened its season
County. and but for the timely work Of A; }. g.
Cook and F. F. Kelly, would have had defeat
registered against 1t. G. W. Barnes bowled
splenddly for Kings County.