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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21
A TatIler,s Worm.

Your poor wearied wife hpsing s'eGp
night after night nursing the little one SUI
fering from that night 6end foA children
and horror to parents, cRoUp, should have
a bottle OF layior's Cherokee ReAedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen, an undpuuted
Group preventive and cure Tor coughsA cOids
and consumption,
AT druggists, &c, zoe, and $l.OO BOTTLE
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

The two greatelt fodder plants on earth,
one good for IA toms Of hay and the other
80 tons green ioAdGrsef' acre. Grows
e!yery w her so doe1I a, sAia Rape, yield
acre. [A,CLl NrP
JUST SEND l0c. I'M AMPS TO THE
John A, Salzer Seed Coz, La Crosse, Wis,
and receive in return th&ir big cata,og and
lots Of farm seed samplcsN
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

There US nothing sadder than the man
who has \loyed and lost-uniess it is the
man who has loved and won,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

says a writer'in Harper's Weekly. but
Information has now been received
from Director Boulay, Of the Societe
Centrale, that they expect shortly to
put upon the market a preparation OF
radium, chemically pure, or nearly so,
OF the cost per gram mentioned above,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

The first importation of live cattle
to England from America took place
in 1861, but the regular trade did not
begin until 1876.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

IdA not believe Plso's Cure for Consump-
ton h6\s unequal for coughs and colds.--JoaS
F.poYgh, Trlnity SPRING., Ind, Feb. l6, $500.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

Wise is the IMAM who is able to keep his
mouth shut when he has nothing to say
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21
COMPLETELY RESTORED.

Mrs. P. Brunei, wife of p. Brunei
stock dealer, residence. Bill Grand
Ave, Everett, Wash, says: "For VI
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

No nuss \pr failures made with PUTNAM
FADELTss DYES.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

A man who Is looking for trouble q
usually ind IL without hoabe.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

In the United States the Nsparrow has six
broods a year; in EnglandS seldom over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

t,oriyyard dash Gandicar)won by 4 Murphy. r..
~ te1. second; A. j. stearus Williams Is feet. third
,rty l,c-yari hurdle Gandicsp)-won by F1Iery
IT, Clark p. A A. a f'-tI. Time. cog
our .Irlrel-qul Z .rty yard tscratchJ-Won By A
T. Dodge. Amherst.
Sis. hundred yard 5iet-lI-Von ". 7
ter-alc. Exeter - yardsl. Time 11Sh.
mile trasdI.lrI-Wnu Alexander Grant
y y. s.. A. tseratcJ. Time. 4.37as.
Two. mile run tscrstchl-Wcn by g. Y. Bonhage y. Y.
- TO-. ~ T. Scott. cornell second. ". Han. Yale, third
Time o5s.
y-e-th.usart-y run taaniicapD-von by II. CahiII
Holy t-0.s yHIr.i-I.
f,a-llu< h.ef fI-rp trauIlearI-Ivon by r A. Gidney
NaI".I s.. " 90 a. I3 uchcsI. with g. in; =. w
TBs-Hn. Exeter t5ir irrhe~i. second. with r. Is
Jones. s. A. a. t-rrat-hI. third. with IT, ia
Ss.: JOUR 1anIraul-Wcu by Harry l. Moyue, II. A. \
IS .acsssl. with 49, r. 81. b. r T. sheldon y T. a 4
.erlt.H second with ~ Il. Or ir. r. r. Rollins Am
horst - @. ind. third. with - p Giz iu.
Williams defeated Dartmouth time.
1iI- detected Holy Cross. time. Sis Ceorge
town defeated S.. r.. 3-14 Bow11n defeated
brown. 2.2"'-. Tufts college defeated University
Maine. t'ule. -.
defeated 1901. time. a.-1-.
Harvard defeated University Cf Pennsylranlaf tiIle
5D~-s rerrrD Worcester High SCHOOL deteate9 Boston
HrH School foul Amherst defeated CORNELL. time,
sIoa Yale defeated Harvard . uilea): 'ir1e SUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
HAvERFoRD CRICKETERs GO ABROAD
Will Play Leading English Public Schools
the Coming Summer.

Iora Harris the English cricketer. acting Io' 9
number OF public schools OF England mas 80 -
Invitation to Haverford College to play sef'es
matches in England this summer. and PresloeI'
sharples has decided 10 accept the invitAloh, -
/. expected that the team will leave Fhllauef'- =
about the middle OF June and play unu' 'iie civ
August. a.. a.,
The schools which instructed Lord Harris 70 ac'
for them were Elton. Harrow. Rugby. "lhoIe
MARLBOROUGH Clifton. Cheltenhan. Rept"h' SC
vern Charterhouse. Haileybury ana Shrs
az :, ,n.sa scbools were encountered on two pre-
Xious occa sions in 1885 and 1900 when s,s
,,iaS.d rbree we're won four lost ana seE
Srawn The victories obtained Oset Lo9LsSeS a.
,-baltenham and Malvern: the deIe-ts -
Tie hands OF Harrow, WinehesteI5 - - .cbeS
MarvIeboue Cricket Club. and the oISs.-.
1-s-e with E-on. Marlborough eIlsL 1891
Haileybury, Shrewsbury. Oxford ana MIS- the
re gaverford team will have { y MO- -; 80
,osng international player. as captain anu -
~ who played last year. with tle - 49, -
7 u priuker. VIII be available hstl1s - -
the class OF Sc who has done so nl9en al, II ia bI
$500 cement OF cricket HaVerforGs "4A ptOD---S
soeornpsny the team sbroaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
ROUE WINS DE SOTO.
Captures Handicap at NegC-OrIedEs
at 20 TO I.

New-Orieans. Feb. l3.-Though the best OF the
sorinters here Scorp!o proved unequal 70 the con-
cession OF weight asked OF him IN the De Soto
Handicap to-day. Il was comparatively a mild
betting race. with Scorpio always favorite at to ?
There was always 20 10 ! or better against Roue
ROue broke running was headed and,
though hustled along at the end 20 stall OF Scorpio
w0r out by length Tribes TilI the only
winning favorfte. The weather was cloudy and
The track good. The summaries
Fire l4va and one-half flrlcnre)-Cur Nugget
log fF. lFnnegsyH. 10 20 D. won: POUR Leng =, 100
lNasa' 20 J. second 1osett" lO4 tDavissonl. 70 J.
tifd Time aSo@. lcicle uungdove. Irene Mac Sir
Kingston censor Herlock. Ons H. 1rlstesse and Fily
Deck also
second race dive fu-lolFD Dallas ll2 Geanl. 10 /
won 30 san 40 Minded : g. . second. Leila. ll2
tFlafHfr~i 20 20 l. -f.rI Time g2-.. Iula " ACEe
Lewis Tslra agnes Brennan. Lady WhoclOck. Lady
Free knight and horoubo also
Ehi-l miC1-Fort Plain p GdyinEston). 3 90
. won. Lev Dorsey. l02 tR6bhnsl. u second; 81
iarurlary. ~ N1aF.ss1r 20 60 J. laird Time, I4l Is
Sahor FayoulGs
FOURTH te l'e soto Handicap: six furlongs-Roce
90 H.v.Esr1nl - 20 ~cnrrlo. lI9 yEuerl. 20
second Nev-'or lis tEinde-I. Z. third Time
i-ifls- AtstE nC Zen. Changer. Ia-nolls. Monastlc
ana Tarisie-uc also
Fifth faneicap. mile and siEteenth)Tribes
T. ma callahan j 90 % Ethics lUG Cochran
II s. second. Huzzah. so Mcintyre. % l. third.
TIME 90 Tangible also
sixth zone mile and guarterTl10ru croft. 1I3
Fulleri Do ta Taugrcd. Ih+ ". Eeunessy). 10
Miss West. 30 iJsukus. 100 third. Time
2.1o Negs Past Sant- Teresa. Free Admission. Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
SCHOOL RECORD BROKEN.
D5cight Shot Puttcr Makes Ne5o
Nark-TrOphy for st. PauTS.

The fifteenth annual indoor games o. the Barnard
School Athletic Association were held az the sth
Regiment Armory yesterday. T.. hloue. OF Dwight
School made new intess,ho,as.ic record in the
l2-qound shot put. With actual rat OF g. feet 3
inches. The former record was - feet inch. The
trophy for the school winning the greatest number
o. pontH went 20 ST Paul The summaries follow.
Putting twelve pound rsot-Wra ty L. Klaus pvl-rr
Is leoi WIN put y = r. . il. J. Btes"l So Paul
school with ~ Il in, second. H. Blumg arer Norris
iiiEl school With 81 r. Il Dr.. THIRD
SIX alnarsl-sl-rl fCHtlH.|-NHu 'y J. fW-Ii
fonksrs Iilgh 50 Dol. H. Lucas. Morris Hxh school
Half mile ts-rH-l-yyHa bv = E'.ir-soof Dwight
school II Schradirk BOYS Hisr - second. H.
h.ssn. ligh school 81 egmuerrc. thirl. Time. 2l5's
filsA Jlfii'N0u tF W f'1lyfe
tCrr. ard J. NcEveu. Newark Academy.
place. With q. In. - Whitehead. pauIs school
WIKI q In third McEwen won arst prize IN jump
siEty-ysrd hurdle ln5yi-e'-vor by " Nehi So Faurs
school. B. Whitehead. -. Tsurs School. second. T.
H-rnarest, Adelphi Academy mira Tine. O.0s3s
Two hundred and twenty yard dash JunlorJ-Wur ~
y. Bur7ett De Witt clinton school. w Freystcdt
Barnard school. J.. Van Clsaf. Polytechnic
paratory school. third Tine. o-2GA-.
sixty yard dash Ounior)-FIHal heat won by Bran
don. Columbia School. y Barnett 70 WIZ
Clinton. second, !. Klupcn N Paul School tElri Time
Ou7h.
Four-hurdred and sorty-yard run-won by J EslIng
wood. Dwight School. ". White. H0boken High School
second. T. Bates 81 Paul school. third Time. o;5.a
Three hundr-d-yari cash tnovic")Won by ". KrIrnb
Harden High School q Commerce. third Time. o.4i.
Sixty yard dash (senior)-Won ~ ". Mehl. 81 Paul
School p prehen. Columbia Grammar School second. r.
III School oil Commerce Time y
Fffty4 vs-d gasb fnovf-s)-Won by x Inward. Poly
PREP: D Demsrest. Adeiphi Academy. second. +. De
seliinF. AdeIphi Academy third. Tine O7o8is.
North POLY Prep second; c English. stevens Insti
tute. third. Time. 469sb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
CANADIANS LOSE AGAIN
Crescent Hockey SeUen OatPlays the
Montreal Team, 3 to o.

In the fastest. most scientific and interestns
game Of the year. the Crescent Athleuc Ciuo ,
hockey team defeated the Montreal Athletic Asso-
cations men by the score Of SoaLs 70 u
The Crescents never played better. and II they
continue in the same form throughout the season.
should win all their remaining games
Tho Brooklyn men rushed the puck nom the
start and made attack after attack on their op-
moments goal Linton making some very clever
shots Occasionally the Canadian forwards TOOK
tho puck into Crescent territory. but Kennedy
had little to do. as they were unable 10 get pas
Wall and O'Flynn. Finally Dolby. after pretty
run passed to Shieber who made a good shot anu
srored Two minutes later Linton Gagged the
puck on d pass from Wall Just before the ha4I
closed Montreal shot a goal. but the whistle had
blown Tor an Offsids play.
Cameron was put of at the opening Of the second
half and while he was out OF the game DOLBY
scored The Canadians were now playing des-
perate and rough game, and Coulson was VIC
mn or the ice Wall going with him cnce. sargent
made beautiful try for goal from the lett, ana ms
SHOT landed by the pole. and there was question
as TO us being inside but Henderson did not see u
mat wav. The game ended with very last anu
rough hockey. The line up and score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
NEW-TORK FENCERS WIN
crcin Is Second and PhIddCl-
mia Glib Third.


Filled % ore-fov-lrr last night was the ham Of
fIc NcR-Y0rk FCuCCrs Club. at 40. 5fs Fifth-ave-,
with mon and women patrons OF the sport Of SELF
defence with the f0Is. Teams from three fencing
cIuts competed for silver cup and O. sold medal
offered by the New-York club. and ID proved the
most exciting series 90 contests So Gar this year.
Tvouty-seven bouts were stubb0rrly contested
the spectators warmly apflauiiag the gooc points
made. The superiority - the THO of feuCers from
she home cIu5-TItzhugh Townsend. Charles Tat
liam and L. Michel0nl-became apparent ia the
early bouts. They were fairly well matched by
those from the New-York Turn Terein Paul Ben
Fer burg foI work being very good. He and FItz-
hugh Townsend won five bouts each. but Charles
h-hlm was high man, DE won six bouts.
The makeup OF the teams was as follows:
NeW-york Fencersf Club-ChsrIes latham, Fitz-
hugh Townsend and J.. Mlcheoni.
New York Turn Nereir-Paul Benzenburg, George
ThiiadelphIa Fencing CIub-wiUlam T. Koehler
S9soph Briuton ana Henry Huder
The New-York Athletic Club was not represented
or account Of the illness OF two members OF the
team. Messrs. Hcintz and Hammond. The Judge,
OF the competition were Or. NJ J. Echeverria, %.
the New-York Athletic Club: C.. c. Nadal and "
Scott O'Connor. Of the New-York Fcncer's Club: A
Strauss and J. 3. Hsemmerlein. Of the New-Torl
Turn Nerein.
In previous contests the team whose men wor
the most bouts won the prize. Last night tn,
percentage plan was adopted BY this each usnt
Performance was credited on the basis Of 100 pc
cent. Then the team whose men showed the great
est percentage declared the winner
The winners. as announced 10y the judges. tn
percentage basis OF q possible zee points were.
Henz..nhurg defeated latham. latham defeated Rein
koehler hrirOn defes-ed ReimheTi Alalre deeaed Tu
der Nche8ui defeated koehier. latham defeated REIN
hor, Town end defeated Aiaire. Henznnbury defeste
Irrtor lde- defeated I3enlherr latham defeated Al
bare. Townsend defeated Koohcr: Micheloni defeata
Errt1r. EauzeuuurE cefelt-5 Hu5er. AIairn defeated
kseher Tatram defeated Brntou. AIichel0ni defea.e
hru.e err Townsend defeated Fiuder. latham dafeste
k0ehltr Erlrrpu defeIfed Alalges defeare,
belzuhurg E-heloui defeated Hudar. Rerlher dcfete
hltt.ar- Townsend defeated Brtuton: BeuzenburT de-
feUte1 McIeIlu. latham defeated Huder.
Ncw-Nork TrUcers Club tGrsty .............. ll22,
AcW-lork Turn Ferein fs-cou11 .-.....-.......
Summarize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
RELAY RECORD SMASHED
Time for Nile LO1cered to 3 :OS pa
Yale Wins T7CO-Mie.

Boston. Feb. 13-The indoor athletic meet OF the
Boston Athletic Association at Mechanics Hall to-
night brought together an assembly OF runners.
Jumpers and strong from nearly every col
lege and athletic association in the East. with the
result that the various competitions were keenly
contested The feature was the Harvard-Yale re-
lay race that closed the evening which won
by yale by twenty-yards. The race was for two
miles. and Yale led from the start. at one time
opening up a gap of half a lap. Caldwell who
vas Harvards fourth man, cut Yale's lead consid-
era5iy, but could not catch the Blue runner. Har-
ward, however, had the satisfaction of breaking the
mile record in the race with Pennsylvania lower
ing it from 300 10 3OS %
Duffy Won the 4O-yard Invitation dash easily. and
Alexander Grant, the well known Pennsylvania
runner, took the mile run from scratch. Lemoyne.
Of Harvard, defeated Sheldon. Of Yale. in the shot
put by s. inches. actual put The only unfortunate
incident was the foul recorded against the Boston
Htgh Schools team in the relay race with Worces-
ter. after the former had finished ahead. The
Summa ries.
Forty-yard Invitation tScratch)-Won BY A F. Duney
Georgetown. Time. 0o4f-.
Forty novice tscratcll}-Won BIZ G C. Cunning
ham. Harvard 4. A. Time O.O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
GAMES0F CHURCH LEAGUE
40Jier H. H. Wins Relay Race-St.
George 4. G. Second.

The athletic games and reception OF the Church
Athleuc League were held in the 9Th Regiment
ArTnory last evening The one-mile handicap relay
race was the best contest OF the night. It won
by the Xavier Athletic Association By a few feet
The st. George Athletic Club. which got second
place, came in foot in front Of the st. Bartholo-
new Athletic Club. the scratch team in the contest
The one-nile race went % T A Kearin. OF the
Xavier Athletic Club. who had big handicap.
Inc attendance was large. The summaries:
SIX huneretyard run 0andicap)-won by H. Christof-
- - u. a = % yards)t W J. Gould X a. 4. "a
EaIas end T Newman. 81. c. \. {. 90 yards thr4
,siyty-ysrd dash novicel-won b. p Rack B. A. C;
Time. 0.0Tit- -' ~' - 40 ''-N
SiEty-yard dash Chandcap)-won by : f Brennan X
a a @ feeD; a A. Stutz, Grace g 4 feet) second
r. A. Breslin, ST r. G. - feet. third Time OO7.
fota;o race-Npn by q. :. SCHNEIDER. st O. A c.. "
c. third. Time. O:a3N. 80
one nile relay thsndicap)-Won by Xavier Ath-
l-tlc Associetion team a Yards 6Ai Wheeler Murry
W T. DAILY and ". J. Could. George Athletic Club
q: YARDS. o. Berger, ". Heinkel. T.. Newman II
thristofef second; st bartholomew 4 c It A T-es-
3:4Sis. -o
one hundred and hfy-yard run for boys-won by T. A.
Sa4idRher, ST b G; g Walker. s.. L. G, second: W.
one mile run thandicap)-Won BY 7. a Keartn. x. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
RESULTS AT INGLEsIoE.

San Francisco Teh. l2-First Gselling. Fufuri;y
course B-eunus 1l9 fSeaf. % J. standard. 80
tEldebranc1, 20 J. second Polonius IL q Dsly).
J. third Time. l.lsM. Ruvia Flyer. Distributor.
Quiz IT and Atno1r also
Second purse, three and ons-half furlongs)-
NJ Order. lcs tHldebrardi. &c g. won. Bob Ragsn.
JOS D. Dayf "a J. second: Edgsclde. l05 tBsll).
IS 10 l. third. Time, 0s5. George p. McN-ar and
Only Jimmie also
Third selling. six furlonEs) -Hainault, 1os
fFoeyD. pa % 2, won Ceehraut. IS fEdebrADdB a
20 ] second. Fair Lady Anna los tBonnerD. 70 /.
third Time, H. I Know and Lstola also
Fourth Palace Hotel fEadcap, one mile and q
f1rlong Claude. 123 o. DalyD J. won Lord Mel
bourne, 100 Oolphantl, % J. second. Ksnilvorth III
tSeel. Is 40 :. third Time. 1874. Jockey Club.
Horarfus. Diyiun. The Dor. Arcade NErctt- Falcon
bridge. Nodlcum o'Hagen unt Fossil also ran
Fifth race selling one mile and a QUart-rD-Byron-
eraale. p fEi1ebrand). 6 10 = Nj DinFle. 1nl
"a. 7. sh"ehsnp. 10 J. second. Expedlpnt. - Wv.
Daiy1. s 20 J. third Time. 2.l25x. Chickades and
Colonel Smith ais, ran
sixth race Ceiling one mile ard fifty ysrds)-Bill
Fasse. los fHia,h~anlD. 20 3. Administer. 10
-. DalyI. o. q. s-e5nd. Horton 10 a. Martini.
70 2. third Time. -.ts Golden Light and Diderot
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
TANK RECORDS FALL.
NczC- York Athletic Club S1cimmer
Makes Fast Time.

O. w. Daniels Of the New-York Athletic Club
broke all tank records from 80 so yards in the
swimming races held in the clubs tank last night
Daniels swan in a special 30O-yard invitation race
against ! w Spencer jr Of Columbia His time
for $50 wards was I minute 4S 3-5 seconds; for lI0
yards . minutes % seconds. 80 yards, minutes
2s 10 seconds; 225 yards. minutes, a seconds: 30
yards minutes rs seconds; 275 yards, s minutes
20 tx seconds: 800 Yards minutes ~ rs seconds
The balconies surrounding the tank and every
available point OF vantage were occupied by cluo
urnnbsrS their guests. who warmly Hppia udtu
rho competitors in the several contests Inc Tea
lre Of the evenings sport was the water poIo
match between the New-York Athletic CUP team
and one from the All Stars The New-Hork AN
IetTc club team won. after an exciting game
line wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

F-s+ race Ist.rfrg. .urlrurfl-1-ile Malone l0ss
Hickory golrcr IUs Ily CoutfarH lUI. Stan- Pat III:
1ls art1netta- 1855 Sahinet, ip>5
,lsEst ITO. Au1te. lil Balm ~ @iead ia 'e'lea
second rsce ceiling furl7nEs1-BronN, So AEgle
Lewis &C. Mayor johnson. fN Traters. 100 EHsie JUS
Tf+tra Ta- Homer silver "S AIaifLe. ib el-
men -. circus CHI 1ol carl K,her. lo". sa-aa'ee
II3
Tird ru-se; one half 1nilel-Isa4el.a p ~.
a-H-a 1t- T-4.tta- Alpcrlue. 49, Fearl - 80
Ts-reist ro- Fnla- Tuck 10. Arch Oldham. llA 80,
FOURTH rsr- t1su7 -ap u-.lrf-NrW M5"n iity 80
F-zah 81. Port ROYAL 100. MauEer ga Toe AesssiEer
lo2 Hauss Across Us .,-,
Rar5net 81. Burning Glass lO8 Elrtw1'l w. .3-iel
Tyler. 115. Ta Gua-l-u4a7, lut- lee ming
o. l11--.nl LOO. Ils-aGer1 100 Lingo l"'. ny iee'
40. Ira-ragrr1st. 1!2 .. 49,
Cantrfl Il. ga StraceT. ~, .i-l.ltsa L1o'
Fra-rsI ~. Vsledack 1O2: Blue Mint %. within
~ Nrnbe N4r 700 Georgia Gardner. 100 faoi'' i'A'
500. Tr E5arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Los Angeles Ca Feb - First raos 'sSiEng. slauson
Courra)-Ia.tI. MarEaret loo 8l0uuta!u) % !. Won
Cclebratou 100 teiE-. % % J. second geheinss l.l
lewis. lo q trc. Time liz Thistle --'--4@e''
and Aaresa
tpurse, d.e furlonEsBi Curtis lls tfted-
9ls Dick Lurpin lo4 tleWisl el en- sec
ond. FcQe Luso. 1es H. Booker. - 70 J. third llt"
oos Gottieber Carlisle. Keinwopd, beTFinston a1a
Pat BlEer also -
Third race ceiling. che rlle-Er1shee los Geofernl
- % Won Jn-or. t'risr. 20 J. second my
IS Lawrence. ~ J. third. Time -. S,eITLs mems
Marta, All About HCl1l-u-, ll-- shorts and frank ac
kee also
Fourth tAecJt Handicap, and one GUAR er
reetOars-lsr us Iy0uaerlgJ 3 Won. Nitrate 100
lecferTl 20 . second Haviant. ll2 tB'hndl. 10 J.
third Time. 2.i7. D.aucate and Grail also ran 81.
FIFTH race Eanl'caq. Elk furl9ngs) fIlrnneEih 10
lLewiFt, 3 q ] El0rss0 lto tedferuls II 70 T.
second. Rag Tag 1JG lDluo,a e 20 /. fhTd Time
ia Carnival. Best Man. sails and Bragg also ran
uIrI-Jiu Hale. lo5 tMountainl. 70 j
Cruda. 10 devils 20 T. second, RIO Chico lV'
fSiUn0tB u J. third. Time. - Blue l.lcge Dome
WeithoT. sir Hugh Pilot and Moor also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
YALE OUTPLAYS TIGERS.
Ertra Period to Decide Hockey
E0me-THe Score 4 tOS.

The game between Princeton and Yale at the -
Nicholas Rink last evening was the fastest and
most interesting intercollegiate contest 50 far this
season. 1t took an extra period q ten minutes 10
7o,J1a the match which was won by Yale by a
score OF TO ,.
The contest was marked by rough work, and
srs.,rentIy as many as four players wPrO sprawl
ing on the leo at the same time The Yale syInpa-
thizers were noisy in their appreciation when- IN
the extra period. Ward brought the puck down
the rink and passed It 20 Carnell who sent the
rubber into the cage. giving the New-Haven play
ers the lead Of goals to Princetons ? A few
minutes later Leake. Of Princeton. Gagged the puck
and tied the score again Behr finally put the rub
her into the cage for what turned out to be me
winning goal for Yale
Each side made two goals In the opening half.
There was no scoring done in the second half.
rbe team work OF the New-Haven team was better
fban That OF Princeton Paverley played excel
isrt game as goaIkeeper. King. Ward and Marcus
were among those ruled on Tor 4 time IN the game
he lineup and score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
CoLUMBIA's ROWING QUARTERS.
Crews at POughkeepsie To Be Housed at Red
Top, 1t Is Planned.

Coluubia's rowing authorities, Jasper / Good
win. the coach Captain J. l. MaedeI anu James
- ,,-,,,ar Yesterday returned from Pough-
,-.,sis where they went TO choose site for row
ing quartsrs for the Columbia varsity and fresh
.-t5 IN preliminary training OF the an
H-ai istt, oF the intercollegiate Rowing AssOcta-
Ton on June IS. In former seasons II was Gus
~, Tor the crew squad 10 live In the heart or
.llii' -, Air Goodwin. however, feels that this
te tir,sr,f 10 the proper training OF the men
iS - reeeop Red Top, the west bank of the
TO- close by the start OF the tour-mlie course
was chosen. The house was Formerly a summer sum per
W. ~ VARSITY and freshman oarsnlen- IL Is
tTraa miles from POuEhkeepsie- -,
tinrs are now In progress for the rental OF
-, 80, mis- June by the Columbia oarsmen and
a. e LoDe5 that all details or the arrangement VIII
IL - sorsIinrlated within few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
YALE TEAM OUTRUNS COLUMBIA.
New West Side Athletic Club First in Inter
club Relay Race.

The toInt games OF the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian associations and the 1ith Regiment, held
last evening were largely attended. The one mile
relay race between Yale and Columbia by
the Neu--IIaveu team. composed Of Gates, Long.
Sheffield and johnson. in $3.50 10
Tbr Nfw West Side Athletic club defeated the
Nev-York Athletic club Tor drst place in the inter
CLUB relay contest. Tho Greater New-h ork irish
,tbIoffa A ssacIatfon was third. Harry Hillman
uras on tho New York Athletic Club team, and
made desperate effort TO WIN the race ior MS
club -, -.
r-stityte foam with Erasmus Hall High School
tecond The time 3.3S 10 The four-mile In
torr,nro1rrb relay race went to the Pastme Ath-
80, CI1S II L. Edwards. of the New West Side
Athletic club. won the 75-yard handicap in me
dnish Tho haIf-uile race was another close con-
go II went to w r. Edgar in 1.59 80