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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23
MARY C0NN0R COLLEGE


FNrA1f tEFNr-o-
A sslect sc5ooi Tor girls ant young
Wonsa Steam heat electric Hghts.
coid and hot EatsT. equipped with al
modern appliances. chszicsi E,5
ytysiczi apparatus znd q telescope lor
arrononical study ard rssearch. A
r,-r.sl course for those vho visA o.
teach. A business course IL bock-
keeping. Ftsnogrsphy and typszriting
ard q preparatory course for ,k-Es
not ready 70 enter the coilegt seEa-t-
neat
IT, 3 re board In the college AID
are ass5ciates with the LAZY t.arbe.s
a9t Only lr ne ciaEEEool bn- 10 tss
dlninE-r.rn. reception tails az in
lie parlors. thereby acquiring that
esFs. grace and culture 30 essential 70
ter comfort and Dis1s1le IN after
Jfe.
The college is uner sellei n the
South in the special las of music,
art and eloeution. Tie teachers are
al gradi.ates Of the best sc50ols o,
Smerics and Europe The school is
non-sectar-an but ChrisuAs in spirit
lsfe and work
The gir.s attend the S day school
and church Of their choice. accom-
panied by the lady teachers
For further particulars send for our
large illustrated catalogue.
n. q. ABERkETHY. Pres.
Paris, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

Experienced riding on The Katy
Flyer. the crack train between Tex.
a. and 81 Louis. Indian Territory
travellers can not DO better In figuring
On their summer trips than BY taking
the train that's strictly up 10 date.
Through sleepers. excellent service.
GEORGE MORTON,
9. p. A. T. A.. NJ X. & T. Ry..
81 Louis, no.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

We are closing out our stock o.
sowing machines at cost The sals
offers you the finest opportunity yot
ever had 20 own a good machine al
wholesale cost. Stevens. Kennerly a
spraginE Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23
c. o. a O. EXCURSION RATES.

Annual meeting Sovereign Grand
Lodge. !. o. o. r.. Baltimore, Nd,
Sept. IL. is and 10. Rate $3.50.
w. A. DAsHIELL. Ticket Agt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

When Other Medicines Have Failed
Take Foley's Kidney Cure. II has
cured when everything else has dis.
appointed. Bonner a Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

Love among the roses is all right
but somebody must do the cooking
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

We will have here within few
days a car Of new White Elephant
buggIes. and to make room for them
we offer bargains In those we have
In stock.
WILLIAMS. CoRHN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

The White Mountain refrlgerators
are ice savers. spraglns & Co sell
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-23

A man Of genius often makes a for
tune for a man OF talent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
RULES FOR COLLEGE TRACK MEETS
Intercollegiate A. 4. A A. Convention
Changes Laws and Elects Officers.

At the annual convention OF the intercollegiate
Association Of Amateur Athletics Of America held
yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue ftoIel'
laws Of athletics Of the association. previously
approved by the executive committee, were ADOPT
ed. One of these amended the provision OF tne
constitution which forbids who nave won
first second or third place at open track or neid
contests from taking pare in l. &. a A A A.
meetings until after they shall have renamed AC
college for calendar year, maintaining satlS-
factory standard of scholarship. The amendment
defines open contest one open to competitors
from organizations, and II eNenlPus
from the prohibition the winners in contests re-
stricted to competitors from colleges or prepaFa-
tory schools Another amendment provides q =
foot toeboard in putting the shot. instead Of Z
foot board Another is designed to lessen tne
vault The balk line is put fifteen feet In front
OF the bar, instead of six feet and two oalks, IN
stead of three count try. In future. Siso.
leaving the ground is to count as Try as "Fil a.
Allan s. A Bradley of Columbia. the treasurer,
reported that the expenditures last year WEI
S7O2 81, and the balance hand was $5uZO U.s. tne
largest In the history of the associa ton. Ehla
membership and Brown University and Holy Cross
were dropped. Ofrcers were elected as IoiloWS'
President. Ernest Stauffen. tr:. Columbia: non
orary vice-presidents. T A Dillon. FOREMAN anu anu
retary, c. Robert Adams, New-York University;
treasurer R. Berry. Cornell The following eXecu-
tive committee chosen: c. l. Du Val. fale'
Frank Wright. Princeton: ". G Clark. HaFVaIo,
committee will meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
March IL II a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
HAND TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The New-York Athletic Club members expect to
begin play this week in their annual hand tennis
tournament at the gymnasium. at Ftfty-eighth-st
and Sxth-ave. There will be scratch singles and
doubles for the club championship. and also d
handicap. Hand tennis is merging OF handban
and la an tennis. the invention Of Eugene j. Clan
mini. the director OF the clubs gymnasium. He
arranged the game several years ago TO supply the
demand for indoor sport that would yield the
greatest amount Of activity. Since Their 1t has
been taken up by other athletic organizations and
the Young Mems Christian Associations.
For several years 4he tourna ments at the New
York Athletic club have been productive Of excel
lent sport. This year more elaborate plans hav e
been mao and the entry list promises to be more
representative than formerly. Among the players
who will COMPETE r. II. Cioffe IT.. G. l. Brigg
J = HasNn. II. *. Evans. J. VI. Riehl, ". NJ.
PAGE " d. Bourne. Harry I. Fling and W. q.
Wood These mon are the most skillfu hand tennis
players in the organization
Hand tennis is played a court measuring %
feet long by 10 feet wide. The net. feet inches
in height. crosses the court midway between the
ends Foul lines are marked three feet rom the
not on each side and across the court parallel Wit
Tho, net From the base line to the net line ~
marked evenly dividing the space into right and
eFr courts. IN play the server hounds the ball and
strokes II with the open hand. The scoring II
similar to that OF the regulation handball - points
winning the game.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
SHOOTING.
F. T. Bedford Wins February Cup of Cres-
cent Athletic Club

Notwithstanding the bad weather the trap shoot
of the Crescent Athletic Club finished seven
matches the Bay Ridge grounds yesterday. In
the final shoot for the February Cup there was
some close work between W. ". Marshall and F.
T Bedford. The latter with score of As out
of possible fifty targets. AS the trophey goes to
the with the highest scores for the month.
Bedford the cup with scores OF 46. T. and IS.
There two team matches of twenty-five
targets each In the first there six men on
a side f. H. Lofts team won. with total Of lis
TO rs made by the Sykes team. Five men on a
side entered in the second team match The team
headed by c. A Sykes won. with score of IS to
"A made by Lofts team. Twelve men entered for
what proved to be an interesting trophy match OF
twenty-five targets. G. f. Pool the winner.
with a full score Of o: F. B. Stephenson. second.
f. H. Lott and DR.. Pool tied in fifteen target
trophy match IN the shootoff Lott won, with a
full score. W. J. McConvill a fifteen target
handicap trophy mat"h with a Of Il G. Ii
Stephenson and H. B. Nanderveer tied in another
fifteen target match and in the shooton Stephen
won. scoring Is to Vanderveer's L.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
SIXTEEN CREWS FOR COLLEGE RACES
Wisconsin, Georgetown and Syracuse Make
New Entries for POughkeepsie.

It is announced that sixteen crews are entered In
the intercollegiate regatta at PoughKeepsie In June
making IT the largest ever held over the Pough-
keepsie course The board Of stewards of the In
teFcoIleg1ste Rowing Observation-Disclosures b Bangs,
of Columbia: Frederick p. COison. of Cornell ana
Thomas Heath. of Pennsylvania-has been assured
that besides the entered last year. wisconsin
and GEORGETOWN will both enter freshmen crews.
and Syracuse will be represented by VARSITY
four. in addition to her two eights the date SCI SCI
for the races is Friday, June %. three Gays tdtS
than last season. The original idea was to nola 9
the REGATTA on Saturday but this was f0unc 70 &c
impossible because of tidal conditions. The fresn-
and four Dared contests will be nelG neLoIe
the varsity The officials viii oe: heIeFe9'
John r. Eustis of Wesleyan: trnekeepers: =. :.
Wendell of Harvard. and Inness Forces OF Fehn-
SylVania.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
PORTAGE RACE AT SHOW.
Adirondack Guides in Evening Break Rec
ord of Maine Men Made in Afternoon.

The first week of the sportsmens Show ended
last night All day long and in the evening
thrcng Of people kept pouring into the Garden.
Ontario and Adirondack attempted to
lower the record of minute and 80 seconds made
by the Maine guides in the portage race yesterday
The Ontario made good try, but were able
to do no better than minute and g seconds. They
used the canoe used by the Maine The Adj
rondack guides had their own boat, a longer and
heavier boat, but smooth bottomed- They lowered
the record to minute and 25 seconds.
The races in the afternoon were between one
crew from the Maine camp and two from the On
tario camp Of guides The Maine men won In 1
minute and % seconds: the second Ontario crew
finished five seconds later, and the first ontario
third in 1 minute and 20 seconds.
The other contests resulted as follows:
FTv casting tCIsss being contest for
cuTacy; open alIG-Won D. Brandreth of Ossning
E T. witt total score OF g. = B. Dougas OF EustisS;
with ~ each In the cast on Douglas made 3 and
cas- L ffJsit contest only and alb
D Brandretn, OesininE, y. Y. the gold meoa
with cast of Il feet: c. Leverson. OF Brooklyn
second with - Marsh and J. D FOote "f this
cv tied third with 81 feet each On the cast
of Mr.. Foote 65 feet and Mr. Marsh 81 Fl. n in
CANOE TILTING.
Canoe tiIting-E. G and George Ereeand defeated
Ez.Rsne Scheffer Frank White, Of Camp RainbrW
tail hat contest. the contestants
wearing and smoking cigars John q I,unn Jr
and J. A Robinson Of the Weekapaug canoe tuD. peat
J. p GoIding E Zaaukrewcz. Of the Fort Han1ii-
ton Canoe Club. --.--,.
Of the two previous bouts the HFcdiuS
the Reekapaug crew
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
THE RACETRACK.
Amigari Wins the Speed Handicap-Plans
for McChesney.

Hex-orleans. Feb. 2S-A good ride good fortune
and freedom from interference landed Amigarf
length III front in the finish of the Speed Handicap
worth 81 $50 to winner. to-day. Scorpin favorite
at threes was used up making the pace. and
Amigari. wearing the successive leaders down.
passed St Tammsny in the hIiai drive and Won
ceverIy Musical Slipper the only other beaten
favorite Thane was up to $40 and bought
BY s c Hildreth
Though sold for 10000 to E. z. SmatherS Nc
ChosDey remains, at least for the present, in the
stable of DurneT & Herr Mr.. Smathers will start
soon for Pacific Coast, and will decid" what to
do with his purchase I2.fore he goes. He may ship
the great East at once. may allow
him in the Montgomery Handicap AT Mem
phis.
The weather was clear and track heavy Sum
maries:
Fr., tgronesmMqiss T. 10: s IDdsey .:c5nS %
& M%ssai os Pgs % 81 - 6 br6 S 70 Time s
Bsndie Be Balm Of Gead a. InEoence D0g6s Gg & 9 ns s
& nessy: soS6 ks,n 20 ~?s m rrreano1i 10 to l. third Time
I:47h. KIwass, Lady Mistake. ssrtre and Queen Of
Third race (handicap: mile and -sxteenh,tfuL
81 FuIerl. even. won: Ben clance o7 !Munro., to
iSss S Jessie IarbSe Ene and
hri1 GlER Is to + Won: s fafnnany
Eli Scorpio ROYAL Deceiver lebanon. hummer. If You
Dare and Frank Rice also ran ASar ,nIe% I hn nf
100 ~%n' @ F9sSn @ oS bi4a Time no 4+s AGO
Won Marshal Neil fu7 II . second: Fon-
spray IO4 CR. Murphy. I. third. Time 1:457S-
Decoration Floyd left at tie post
ENTRIES.
-sixtennthsl-
Prince webb 81: oe Collins. Mary Moore 30 Whit
Mayor. l03 each: Magnetic. iO3'
DR. Fannie. IO4 Teresa los Willard j. lo8 John
Bull. ILL., Satin Coat ia ,,,
and TTani migration Brown Monarch 113; DR.
I Ioh1nts RefT Silver C;Us EIsifern. Mo
toniE. and AIine SO each Ctrcuiaor Duncan
Third ice tseinE: furongs'Prctorious and The
4 -
tereIie IO5 EACH Choice. 10e Miss Hume no kdograH
III, I3. Lord Neville Swordsnlan fO& each;
/ JisrTy OIL F1rancTannar i01.
handicap: seven furIongs)Neile
90. XoIsntjne 90: Balm a6: Andes. 81:
HeIesc ana T0vsI Athlete each: Marshal Neil i93
sn- plaid Io4. II Tou los. Federal III fela-
mon i03: Potents. ll-
Raw and Arue L. a3 each. Miss shanIey ~, u
EogIInafe az. Compass TrocadeTo and Ceyl"h t' E'
pnT, T3tTby Peat Sa ala. l02 each
( Co. mile and slxseehthI-
ana false ss each FTorrie s.. 9s Bounteous and me
T11rfoo pa each and Joe Doughty lO9 eacn
- I0. RSdant Heat Socapa. lG2 each NaNArlh"'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
SKATING.
Woods Wins Amateur Championships at
Pittsburg.

PitrsburE Feb. 3.-The amateur championship
skating races were continued to-day the Du-
r1esn- Garden and Morris Woods. OF Verona Lake.
demonstrated conclusveiy that he is champion OF
me Uniled States and Canada by winning all three
rsoes cefeating The best skaters Of the two coun-
sres-
j. the afternoon Woods won the three mile cham-
r,,-sb,r of the United States minutes 25 sec
Hr.i- E-aruev was second and Dorian third
Tonight before a crowd Of five thousand enthusi-
as Woods captured the two mile open against
F.e11eFsfilIe Dorian and Mcdonald in 6:O9 4-5.
Tn Vic orer with Swan. kearney and Dorian
ss his opuaDeutS Woods in 3G8 10
aIn-avs in good shape when the tape was crossed
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
PHILADELPHIA CLUB SOLD.
National League Team Now in Hands Of a
Large Syndicate.

Philadelphia, Feb. 2.-The Philadelphia National
League Baseball Club was to-day sold by John l.
Rogers and A. J. Reach to syndicate composed
twenty PhiladeIphians. two residents OF Cincin-
natl and an Indianapolis man. The transfer was
made this afternoon to James Potter Tho Is at
the head OF the syndicate. The purchase price was
not announced but ts said nave been about
100000.
William J. ShetsIine. the present manager of the
club has been retained as secretary and business
manager A manager for the team will be selected
after the organization OF the stockholders meet
ing for this purpose will be held early next week
The announcement OF the sale was made by Pres-
dent Puliam, of the National League. The new
owners of the club are James Potter. A. E. New
bold Edgar Scott. c. B. Newbod. Francis E
Bond. Robert X Cassat- G. E. IngersoH W
Lyman Bfddle, f. NJ Robinson. A Van Rensselaer,,
George w Elkins Charles Da Costa. F. y. Bohlen,
Ralph n. Townsend. B. Dawson Coleman, Arthur
Brock George II. Frazier. E. ". Clark IL. Lenntg
and Houston of Philadelphia; ". kesley Schoepf
and Mayor Julius Flefschmann. of Cincinnati, and
Hugh ]. MCGOWAN, OF Indianapolis.
The sale was negotiated by Barney Drcytuss, OF
Plttsburg and Mr.. Potter As at present arranged.
the majority of the stock will be controlled by
PhiladG lphianS-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
SpggII Sports
5)pOkISrtfN'
HOCKEY.
Harvard Wins Championship of 1ntercol
legiate Leegue-Beats Yale 5 to /.

In one of the fastest games of the season. Har-
ward defeated Yale last night at the St Nicholas
Rink. and the championship OF the Infercol-
iegtSte Hockey League II was the second game
between these two colleges. which led in the league
in series Of two out of three games.
A large number OF spectators gaInered to watch
the final struggle. which worth going miles to
see. There was not dull moment in the contest
and the enthusiasm was great. "Rooters" for both
sides were about even. and when good play was
made by either team q mighty roar was Ture 10
follow. The referee had his own troubles in making
the obey the rules, and besides sending q rev
the side line. he compelled to caution others
often Ward. who acted extremely rough In Friday
nights game, again disbehaved last evening and,
as q result, WAS sent to the bench for few min
utes, which certainly did good TO Tales cha noes
A painful accident happened TO Potter, one OF the
Blues forwards, in the ealy part of the sec
ond half. While in mixup he had two Of his toes
badly bruised and compelled to retire from
the game. There one change IN the lineup OF
each team at the beginning Of the match iAtch-
field took ManninEs place at goal for the Crimson
seven, while Osby took HitchcOcks position at
coverpoint Hitchcock having his kneecap broken
=" For the inst five minutes Of play the puck was
kept going up and down the rink. WITHOUT either
a fine shot from the 10-yard line, made the nrst
goal. Two minutes later McIoud made the second
the third Shortly before the half ended Potter,
pass from oliver: Gagged the rubber f3r the
rooters '- Wild The rest Of the half saw the puck
in Yale'e territory. but sterns work kept It out
The second halt also was fast from the start
Foster. after few minutes Of play shot The tne
plays Of the match. Fierce scrimmages and mix
ups followed. and Potter was hurt Then souther
the latter part # this half Kernan took F9steFs ter
while Monlman relieved Marcus on faies sloe
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
hAssAu RoAT cLus nINEs.

Three I0-foot spoon oars stacked IN ire ceh'Ie
~ q round table rwerty feet in diameter. was part
- ,be decoration at the annual dinner or the
Nassau Boat Club at the NeW-YoTk Athietle
rIuh last evening. Frederick VtinaT' preS'-
dsut Of the club. was The toaHtH1asIe'- "hc
raarIy hundred members sat al the "R .1"''"
- s,udaad ,-t,h tiny ruby incandescent lights
The "certipede' crcw-Charles A. Cool W n
Too,, A NichoI and ". r. Quisiey-|ere present
Tbe speakers Included DR.. Ernest hsVehn B. T. "
TfImsr who an az enthusiastic yscntsman SUI, SUE
sn5 ,I,1t vvacgl the clunhoHsS was pHht
i,Tr -e9l,azs9ls uaight BE- established az an
snr 80 The beating inter s. VIC -FLss10s''' l jg
S.nsnt II Iydenberg. James c HqEaro. ", lem Lem
IeT EdIaseT r. and Char5es L. BarnHAM Ws&S 34A0As
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
LIVE PIGEON MATCH GIVEN UP.
Interstate Park Association to Shoot at Clay
Birds Instead

Yielding public opinion. the management OF
the Interstate Park Association yesterday decided
not to hold any grand American handicap OF live
birds this yea. This is done. it is said De
cause the managers admit the sport is cruel. but
because there has been such d widespread differ
ence of opinion N regard to the affair. In place
of the live bird shoot there will he two grand
American handicaps for clay pigeons-the Western
at Blue River Shooting Park. Kansas City. Mo,
April Il TO IL and the Eastern the Interstate
Park grounds. Queens. Long Island. on May T.
In all probability there will be match between
the winners of each section for the championship
of the United States
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
BILL TO AMEND SEVEN UP.
The Oklahoma Legislature Is Asked to
Change the Rules Of the Game.
TBE TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

. Guthrie. Okla. Feb. 2S-R E Wood, Repre-
sentative from Potta gatomie County. intro
duced q bill this week TO amend Section =.
Article L Of the old-fashioned game Of seven up
and for other purposes. He was delighted TO
get report recommending its passage from
the committee on games and gaming" The
hill read in part:
That Article 1 Section ;. Of the old-fash1oned
5-ame of seven up. Ue and the same IS herehy
amended to read follows: Section :. II hat here
-tter when in thc course Of said game. one party
begs an6 the giving Of would put the party so
begging out the other party may give him one
and the one 81 given shall not operate TO PUT the
heggaT out If the Giver himself goes out on the
rard on which one was 50 given. But the one SO
Rr--- shall haV the effect win the game. should
the Eiver himself fail said hand to 20 out
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
TROUBLE At COLUMBIA GAME.

iKy TELEGRAPH TRIBTNE.f
Stamford conn. Feb. 2S.-TherC almost 4
riot Al II basketball game here tonight. The inter
ference OF the police alone prevented heads from
being broken Columbia varsity and Stamford
were the contending teams. The trouble occurred
in the second half. The game had been fast ana
rather rough. Vnn ShoIy, of COlumba's for
ward. struck I.utterrnsn. of tn" Stamford team
and IL required three players I" Keep fhe
mon apart The people crowded the floor
in an excited frame Of mind. but the of11cers
restored quiet after d time and the game went on
Columbia outclassed and vas beaten - l" lV.
For Stamford Fowler did excellent WORK
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
PLANS FOR BaooKLYN HORSE SHOW.

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New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
M,cHEsNEY MAY MEET HERMIs.

A ra..e between McChesney and Hermis. the re-
rr.r,j,-e sour-year-ogd thoroughbred champions of
nc u-es+ and East. nov looks probable E E.
sgnathers of this city. has bought McChesney for
81 0 and the horse will be raced In the West, and
viii he brought East in time tor the saratoga
Meeting Susthers says that he would ike to
match his horse against HefInis nut the morse was
not bought for that particular purpose ne salo
7hsr the Saratoga entries have not closed yer anc
mai ETe would be able to get him IN some OF tle
rs1Sfra rs there AS there has been strong desire
sr1onR those who follow racing TO see these tNo
rg1ses try for supremacy il is exPeSteo ma oae
match Is made IL will considerable interest
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
CHESS AT MONTE CARLO.

None car, F.u- - Tn" second 1aif % thA
int. ,ri,,rI .- t...r01r,"rt began to-day IN
,,. fir<r r,, IaG Mr~r~ Marshall. Danish gam
.,r ,r rusrt,--e ,.lr T,,,-s duI Marry defeated
-r,rrls hats S-iIsu rf-rr.. irrJy-thrrs moves
.rir,.nt-- be; AIhIr. FtUy i~peZ opening in nifty
oue moves R..=-i,. h,-ij N'ryIu. centre tiamhIt'
I, -f-tv-tA,, rIr..-~ rH. game 'vIW~cn No.f and
,IIerlry fefrue I.-.re Fe~tgIj-,. draw after
f.,rry-r,. Tn,.y-,- r.- T. -:i,g- -frr'~t '"u5ss;
:,., =, s...u... .--., rf.'.i after ~lNtv-
r. r,,r,.- ..l lIr-.,s .srr.E Mason RJ4y
T.,-,- nr,.,f-rr-. ~, s-fs --.ir.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
HAYWARD AND DIETRICH WIN RACES

The las \ Senior Handicap Al Eiermont f1i''N
last evening Waa Uon by r. F. Hayward skAhhs
Club of Brooklyn go yards): E a Taylor Clermoht
A. G.. 40 yards) second: Gus stolz' Brooklyn
A. c GO yards) third. Time, e:5s"
The Class p Junior Handicap Was won by Charles
"a T,.,-t-h Rrcokly,, skating club: J. J. clarke
- kaiinu .,Inb OF fIruoklyu. second: F., " -''''
BROOKLYN A. =. Isctafchl. third Eitae: rs hocasv
tsam heat the team OF the BROOKLYN FolEscniA'e
PreparatoFy School By q scores ek {" =
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
RACQUETS.
Davids and Cassatt Win the Amateur Dou.
hles at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Feb. 2S,--H- Davtds and r. NJ
Cassatt to-day the amateur double -acquet
championship OF America. defeating Newbold Et-
ting and James Potter in four consecutive sets.
Score:
David. and C,assatt................. Is Is fa Is
Ettng and Potter ----....'a--'----- ~
The pIayers are all members Of the Philadelphia
Racquet Club. which yesterday defeated Boston in
the fntercity club championship tournament
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
BASKETBALL.
Yale Team Easily Defeats the Harvard Five
at Cambridge
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Cambridge Mass, Feb. 2S.-Before crowd which
filed every corner OF the Hemenway gymnasium
tonight the Yale basketball defeated Harvard
hv the decisive score Of 90 !. The Crimson boys
nut VI a stirring fight but match for their
opponents. Harvard will play Yale again at New
Haven Friday.