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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
ANOTHER OCEAN RACE.
Eastern Yacht Club Plans One from
Here to MarbIehCad.

An attractive invitation race has Just been an
nounced by the regatta committee OF the Eastern
Yacht Club. The course is to be from New-York
10 Marbehead. distance of 325 miles. and the race
is to be open to yachts OF between thirty and fifty
feet waterne. Silver cups to be awarded in
each class according to the number OF starters,
and suitable trophy will be awarded 70 each yacht
completing the course but winning prize.
The classes TO be: d and E-Au schooners not
over g. feet rating measurement. I-Sloops and
yawls not over g. feet and 81 feet rating meas
uremcnt c. and K-Sloops and yawls not over 81
feet rating measurement and not less than 30 feet
load waterline. Other classes may be added in the
discretion OF the committee.
All yachts TO be rated according to the rules
OF measurement OF the Eastern and New-York
rating according TO the table of allowances OF the
Eastern Yacht Club. There will be no restrictions
sails crew, except that club topsais VIII not
be allowed. The is to be sailed under the
racing rules of the Eastern Yacht Club, except as
they may be modified especially for this such
notifications to be noted in the printed instruc-
will be a test of seamanship and the weathery
qualities OF a yacht rather than of speed
The start Is TO be on Wednesday, July g. rom
some point m New-NOrk Bay TO be announced
later and the finish between Marblehead Rock and
Cat Island. AS the time of finish is uncertain eaCh
yacht will be required TO take her time when
southwest This Is to be the course: Leave Sandy
Hook LghtshIp and South Shoal Lightship on
South Shoal Lightship TO be identified and re-
ported by wireless
The annual regatta Of the Eastern Yacht Club
will be held off Marblthead, Friday, July 10, and
the club squadron will start on its annual cruise
from Marblehead to Bar HarbOr on Saturday, July
16. All yachts sailing in the ocean race viii be in
vted TO enter the annual regatta and also TO join
the squadron the cruise and compete for the
prizes in the runs from port to port.
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PRINCETON WINS GAMES.
Columbia First IN Mile and Half at
Tiger Handicap.

Princeton. " J. April &c CspecisD.-The fifteenth
annual open handicap games won this after
noon BY Princeton. with total OF 7oJh points
vrhne Pennsylvania came second. with q and Co.
lurnha followed. with 49, Eleven institutions ali
sod were present.
princeton carried or most OF the field contests.
srt f. the one-rnile Columbia won first and sec
on6 with Hsmmerslough and Fulton. In the $50
Nos Of the results We're poor. owing TO TIE high
ufn6.
The summaries:
one hurarya-yard aash-yvon BY George Fox Prince
seoond; g. r. Anderson. Princeton Is yards. third
o-hu9drea-and-tvgenty-y hurdies-won by H. s
Tenaey princeton ,seTates15 r. y, LesEeit Pe9nsy-
oass run s gs By r Hammer Eo
ysd0 second. A H. swan. Princeton SIS yaTds). third
uHared-and- eishty-ysra oash-wOn by W. II
ADAMS Columbia az ys-ds) !. c Tatna HRverfOrd go
yards second; Il, S. Edwards. Princeton 60 yardsl.
HUNDRED md -forty-yara dash-wgn by b.
Taylor Pennsylvania lscratchl II l. Caine. viIs Nova
st,,, S5-d Time 551& 5s00"' Fenns' wanna Us
sixteen-poun6 hammer throN-won BY W. II. Daub
Princeton go f6eO; j. r. De Wit Princeton tscratchl
second. J G Shoemaker, Princeton 40 feeo third
FganinE nigh jsTp-Ton BY n. 2. clark, Princeton g
X :. Brown Pennsylvania e inches) third Height
Traue rsnyvon by J L. Iisele Princeton escrstoh,;
s W. Root princeton .l25 yaTdsl eecond; H NJ Frank
TTa5-haudred -snd-tv-enJy- yard dash-won by J. w
oartmeiL PENNSYLVANIA e YARDS; ". .. Longstreet
Hsve-ford "a Yards second: W D. Dear, Pennsylvania
scratch. third. Tire. 0232s.
"a SandicaD. Incbes) n B. KrkpatrtaE Pennzylysnis
10 p In lasndicap iRchesl. second: Ii. 5 Tennsy
TUo-unaryd-aT5-t a1urales,-won by H. L,
Moore Flnceon; Il Teaney. Princeton G. ysrdsl.
ord. p II casa Princeton Ga yards. third Tine 90
Dewitt PrinSe,o Ssc-steh Eso6nG w. s sh1is2
Princeton q feetl, third. Distance. A r. in
riches: g. Fox PRINCETON G inches. second; G w
weede Fennsylvania g inohes). third Distance Il II
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n. y. n. c. FENCERS BEST.
First in Cup TOurney-4nderson
Wins, Wounded.

After a series OF twenty-seven bouts with sabres.
at the Fercers' Club last night. between nine Of
the best fencers in this ctyS the team OF three
men representing the New-York Athletic Club won
the competition for silver cup offered by Walter
g. Gurnee, OF the Fencers' Club. IT is to be won
three times. This is the second time the New-York
Athletic Club has captured II.
The hall Of the Fencers Club was filled with
men and women friends Of the contestants Mr..
Anderson. OF the New-York Athletic Club the only
left handed fencer OF those present, while ia a
combat with Mr. Berries, of the New-York Turn
NeTein. had his injured so that he had 10
retire temporarily. He returned later after the
injury was attended to by a physician. and pluck
fly completed his bout. winning it. and probably
were frequently tied with the Turn Verein before
the end.
The percentage system Of scoring was heartily
condemned by the judges The teams were:
Fencers' Club-L. MichelonL J. Langdon Erying, DR..
Alfred Lawrence.
New-York Turn veren-John Araire George Rein
herr C. r. Berries
New-York Athletic Club-F. l. slazenger X B. John
and A. Q. Anderson.
The summaries:
slszenger and Lawrence tie. johnson beat Erving.
Anderson beat Micheon. Aliare Sazenger Erving
beat ReimheerT. Berries Micheloni, johnson beat
Lawrence Anderson beat Erving. Berries Sazenge
beat Johnson Allare beat Anderson: Sazenger
Ing. Mcheloni beat Reimherr Berries beat Lawrence
johnson beat Allaire Anderson beat Remherr
beat Slazenger Berries beat Erng Alare and
NichelOni beat johnson. Anderson Berle1 Asire
beat ErVinE. Anderson beat Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
WILL KEEP ON ROWING.
Fire Won't Keep metropolitan Boat
Club off Water.

K was learned last evening that the Metropolitan
Rowing Club. whose boathouse at One-hundred-
and-sixty -first-st. and the Harlem River was
burned early yesterday morning. would not be
obliged to stay out Of the races this year. Mem
bers assured Tribune reporter that. although the
club would be temporarily inconvenienced ar
rangements had already been made by which it
would not be in the least crippled in the coming
Several of the racing shells were saved. and the
other clubs along the river have volunteered to
contribute from their extra boats to make up the
deficiency until the Metropolitan can replace the
ones lost AS the $500 Of insurance is paid.
the club will begin to rebuild. Meanwh nile il will
occupy the three old houses Of the Nassau Boat
Club 10 the east of it's building site.
The Nassau clubhouse was not damaged as at
first reported, but the houses of the Wyanoke and
Harlem Rowing clubs were a little scorched. The
Metropolitan will bear the expense CT repainting
these.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
ST. PAUL'S WINS CUP.
IHterSchoIaStic Shot Put Record
Falls at ". Y. L. Games.

More than fifteen hundred schoolboys were pres
Ell, the sixth annual preparatory school games
held at New-York University yesterday, The
strong. wind hinoered the work OF the young
athletes and made fast time impossible. St Pauls
School. Of Garden City. won the championship cup
with score Of o points. Brooklyn High School
was close second with % poilts and Pratt Insti-
tute finished third 2i5 points behind Brooklyn High
School r. G. Jessup Of Boys Ifigh School won
TIE greatest number OF individual points. with two
a. SHEPPARD. the much. herelded athlete OF the
hcWn Freparat tory school, OF Phllaoe phla, Upheld
The half-nile run. finishing IN the good time OF
minutes As seconds. The mile relay race was
Voc by Pratt institute chiefly through ne me
work o. Dean, VINO ran The last quarter. With a
IA Inc last hundred Yards and finished easily first
L d Klous OF Dwight School, made a new inter
scholastic record for the shot put HIS best put
Vas . feet 4 inch, lettering The record BY feet
The summaries:
One hundred yard cash Csenicr)won by z. c yessup
5sssney Dwight ihira: X i'aSiam T:aihersord H s.
0ne-hurdrsd-yard cash ounior)-Won by J. Brsn5on.
So.uulie C. s.; 81. Barnett. Clatoa Il s.. second: z
itgnaud Clinton II. =, Liro: W Freystedt. Barnard.
By s bss Sl hqrds gsss-on
cd } r Elungwooe Dwight. third: z. P. Ward. Poly
-Four -forIy-ysrd dsshyvon by C. B. Dear.
Par Institute. J. silive. YoniIers Il s. second; Z z.
SsSaaer Brooklyn H. s. third: W oDay. Morris H. s.
oEs1Hiag high jump-won by F. P. olms,ead. Temps
SS9Ssgs Prep. 81 9 Dix Pratt Institute. ana 3
=
IosEs Browning and G. HoTax. Nontclai- Il E.. tied.
hundred dssh-won By i. c. Jes-
- BROOKLYN II. s. s. Brennan. Newark II. s. second
Tine O.25ik
ered northumberland Cow hurdles)-Won by A
49, 81 Iaul j Sclmezer. Poly. Prep. second; A q.
sel-pseyt Flushing a. s. third; ". Schobie Columbia
aI-innaar, fourth. Tire. e.2seS.
Z ne q Eile TaR-Son By 4 Z T-ube vonksrs n 8
ssssens Prep third c. Il. Daniels Dwight. fourth.
81. nile reay-won by Pratt Institute "a. Lsbut L.
orF. 4 Cnsse = . Deer; BROOKLYN h; 3. sec
ts,a Morris IL s, third: Poly Prep. fourth Time.
Putting l2-poune shot-won by D. Klou. Dwight IS -
A.. q Blssei ST Paul second. Al II IL IA @. L.
t-.Il-lch, Nev-nocheIe II. $. third p
sasrnan. Mount Vernon "a. s.. fourth. 90 n IA In
scanning broad 1ump-Won b. d. DOws Browning
is 90 - r. ioh In r. Whitehead. st Paul second.
- IN; G Tart Erasmus third, IS n \ in; J. p.
r.seee. Temple Colege Prep. fourth, IS r. ea. in
-auna red and-e ghty-yard run-Non bv NJ Shsp-
Brown PIP. J. Townsend. ST. pauls second. Il
.; ssnrcaicc. Brooklyn r. s.. third. Tine 2OSS
Eo NauitNon by II p Tutfle, Pratt height 3 n ~
49, " Witt New-IsocheIie u. s., second Roberts
49,. E'eD- tslrd; J. 8 Cochran 81. Paul. A G
80. trlends Central School tied third
DsiEhs. p . - ''A'sH a. - ~ Ff@'@ H7s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
GOLF.
Dyker Meadoso Players Ont IN
Force for GeddeS Cup.

In spite of a terrific wind. that tossed whitecaps
the waters of the nearby bay. the tournament
for the William J. Geddes cup was started in a
successful way yesterday at the Dyker Meadow
links. An unusually large field competed, attracted
by the opening OF the summer greens, and while
the wind was an uncomfortable factor. the other
conditions good The ground was In fine con-
dition. and the putting greens excellent for this
time in the year. The play called for an eighteen
hole qualifying round, the best eight to continue
match play subsequent Saturdays for the
cup. The lowest score returned by the twenty-five
competitors 81 made by Weatherbee. Follow
ing is the summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

u. when the eNnlDlJOn OrlI VIII De gwen.
On the invitation Of Chaplain William E. Nc
Cord to attend divine service at ST. Georges
Church. stuyvesant Squire, the 9TH Regiment will
assemble in full uniform to-day at p. m. The
be reserved FOR the members OF the Veteran Assoc
The regiment will parade for rifle practice in
fatigue uniform and go to Creedn0T as roIows'
F. ID and c. May q; I'd Battalion. Major Fisk.
Companies b, II, r. and c, May 20 The annual
connie tition FOR the O'Donohue trophy will take
place on these dates In addition to the names
Tor the cross OF honor bronze and fer the silver
and gold to the cross Gold bar to the cross OF
Movers and private John W. Scott; silver bar to
the cross OF honor (hfteen years servlce) Cnarles
:r1 Ausp Fr STGss s. chudegh HICKS Arthur Bal
f PTSafs Sbaries p Loeser. Private Charles L.
Acker Private Frederick W. kaTsch, Chaplain
Henrv Huddisston and Privates Joseph II Covell
Captain James Z. Schuyler, company Is, mas peen
commissioned major by brevet. with rank from
March IS, 1904
secopd Lieutenant NJ seyfried. Of the LIST Bat
terv has been unanimously elected first lieutenant.
vice Schmidt. resigned; Battery drill drills are held
every Friday evening, and music rides take place
I'm the armOry Saturday evenings
CORPORAL William E Bliss has been elected sec
ond lieutenant in the I'd Battery. vice Jacobs. re-
signed.
In SQUADRON A teams OF five men each will CON-
pete for the majors cup in revolver shooting AT
the ornorv range on Saturday night. A supple
nentarv practice season with carbine Will begin
I'm the arnory range On April -.
Captain Robert G. Moran. Second Brigade star
Lieutenant J. G.. Cooke. 4Ith Regiment and the
Rev. r. s. Dawson. appointed chaplain OF the 9th
Regiment. have passed the brigade examining
board
First Sergeant B. C. wsiger. OF Companv f.
list Regiment, has been nominated 20 I'LL the va
cancy OF first lieutenant.
Company b. lssh Regiment. Captain Burr has
won the second shooting contest for the Riker
trophy. open to teams Of five men. Its score was
22l points. The scores OF The four next companies
were. c, 10; b. a9; G. 80. and II. III.
The 47th Regiment win assemble the arnory
on Wednesday night for the military spectacle
Illustrating the siege OF Picking. with the ASSIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
MONTHLY HANDICAP AT ST. ANDREWS

The FIRST monthly competition at the St Andrews
Golf Club links played yesterday. and appar-
emily from scratch. the eight lowest scores 20 con-
tinue handicap match play. Fifteen men re-
turned cards. follows:
Walter T. Stern, 90: John REID. T. 92 = n Hunt %
A s Browneu 81: l. Fielder. 100; Robert Rage Kerr
L 3. I NJ SeliEman. l03 walter F.
Hodgman lO3; J. Halliday. lO6 J. jr.. lO9
+ b. Allen, 112: Walter MacdougRl. 1l2. J. X. Bangs
X = Williams, lis.
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FNe-MAsTED SCHOONER LAUNCHED

g.. aooooro Ne, April le.-The launching OF the
:. liAA'ea schooner Singleton Palmer at the yard
:. SeOrse l. Welt here took place in a snowstorm
So The schooner's rudder was broken OF as
her t ,Sl ron the ways but 81 is believed that
thorvt+ escapeo damage. The accident. Il Is
COME, WIS cue 20 the rudder having come IN
sss 49,, ~. -, rock She was launched ready FOR
cetsr+. e"e accident 70 her rudder will delay her
pair5er -, -, ne schooner built for w r.
s. a rsl ~ .soeton She was named by Mrs George
Long Ies-si ane Naptain ". II. Palmer OF Orient
so1e e+r.~ WI command her The official dinnene
E6 fees. s~os &c. 20 feet beam $50 feet; hold
v. %t0 tons - @'o~s- net 1.s9ss coal capacl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
SLASH 4RMORY RECORDS.
Nee Mark Made IN Half Nile at
Thirteenth Regiment Games.

TIE lsth Regfment Athletic Association held its
annual s7rgng games at its armory in Brooklyn
last e,eL.ag. A large attendance was present and
the contests were exciting. G. Underwood made 4
new arrnory record 81 the half mile run His
time was e-0l % The old record also held BY
Underwood was 2O5 %.
In the one mile bicycle race ocoerke equalled
the arnory record Of 2g6 10 held by J. Foglor.
The summaries.
sir-hundred-yard run cnoyjce)-won by r A. Kurza
stewart company 81 third. Time :36is. -
One-lnue run Clandicap)-Won- by Joseph lonergsn
yardsl second. J. Marry Company a dlo yards third
Tvo-hans nd-tv-uty-yard rua Oaandcap)-won BY
pans z 10 yards ssc-1a; ". Rowan. Company Z Is
sese5 WA thTeseged race Granddaughter by J
- Woodruff and r Nsin2 tght SoIpany = - Iee9
second. George schuuakcr and c. : Beeeher Company
Z q feeu. third Tim e.'e15. s,, y,-o- ~ "
seyentyyard low hud'e race 'AaHaloS T71g W
company 2 (scratoh). second. A. p. Abee, Company ii
Eight hun -eghty-yard run Chanalcap] won
raHy A 40 YARDS second; Z; & De VIII Company ii
7Fee-hlr ired-yard nun Cnoyic won by O. BsselHan
Conpany L; ". Dowson. Company f. second 6. Bar
Two hundred rdtventy- yard otstacle rsce-Mon ~
second, r. 6. Jaooo company 1. thru Ilne - 49,
one-nile bicycle race fhandiceIl-"o by o zee "a
yaTds second: G. Purden. Company e yaTds1 third
Severty-yard cash Chana.car)-won by L Foz"-tscn.
zec1na z. s Wainwright Company Z az feeo. third
Ore-nile bicycle race Cnoyicee-won by George D.
1ohiVeg company = lanes az " ins - sec
g. HoIlngs Couluany F CPS YARDS: n l. Hlmsn. jr-,
COMPANY Z Scratch second ?. r. WeTnern. Company D
Tvo-miie bicycle race Chandicsp)-Tvon by o. Goerie:
ysras second C. Purden Company go YARDS. third
sevent.-yard sack race-won by II. L HUMAN. s..
.Ig =. - H9ei,llg; C .e ID secoi1' - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
LALLY WINS AT MARINE AND FIELD

Club took advantage OF the fine weather yesterday
and competed in a selected score handicap FOR a
cup presented by W. c. Biddle Each competitor
played eighteen holes. and made his selection from
the best nine holes OF the two rounds. The scores
were above the usual. owing to the high winds.
The winner +. T. Lally who had the ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Lakewood, N. J.. April 16 CSpecial).-Seventeen
cards returned in the Saturday handicap at
the Country Club. of Lakewood. to-day. about two
thirds the original entry. strong west wind
Handicapped the players. and results were not of
the best. S. X. De Forest. Shinnecock Hills, and
DIR. Paul T. Kimball. Lakewood, tied for the cup
at II net. j. G. Patterson best gross with 81.
The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
OPENING OF ENeLEwoo0 LINKS.

Englewood golfers opened their season yesterday
with club team match contest in which four
teams met In eighteen hole match play Team
No. g. captained by w. F. F. Moore. defeated
by Team No. ? headed by I. Il; Fell. TO 6 and
Team No. g. headed by ". F. Baylts. was beaten
by Team No. l, headed by +. NJ. Wilson. Is to 2
Next Saturday the two indicated teams will meet
in finals. The summary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
NOTES OF COLUMBIA SPORT.

As the candidates have been unable to receive
any coaching from Mr.. Hjertberg. the regular in
structor OF the Columbia track team the freshmen
have abandoned the idea Of getting together a
team 10 meet the High School OF Commerce in a
track and field competition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
CLASS A
COLUMBIA WINS AT wEsTcHEsTER.

The Columbia University golf team opened its
season in n successful way yesterday by defeating
The westchester Golf Clubs team Il to Q. The
only members OF the Westchester side TO score
Compton. the captain, and Manson. The
summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

regiment viii be encamped at Peekskill on Sunday
June u.
First Lieutenant William Alnon Stopfcrd or
Cor,panv E 2Sd Regiment. has resigned because Of
pressure of business. Second Lieutenant ROBERT D
Cooke ir will succeed him. The seIni-annuai
rsturnz of the regiment for the six months ended
1Tarcb n show a net loss OF twenty-ons the assre.
aNtu -Sr, pefnc- Tr Private c Fl. Pennoyer. or
Soo,a~v- a. mas completed AZ years or conunHoIs
Sery-Ics IN the National Guard and NOIlnseEs. -
$500 ~ service on May % 1s62. served lnroISn
ana Immediately on receiving MS us
1890 enlisted IN the sd Regiment. N the rahSs
OF which he has served Up 10 ''-NS'
tn mn Regiment gives The Siege Of PsiSins'
-. - emory in Marcy-ave.. Brooklyn. on Wedres-
dav night with the assistance OF the lSs DIVISION
- .ne, "a Naval Battalion, a special feature OF
,scb viii be drili in tho Chinese tactics and In
costume by Company ID OF the 18th. under oom-
- ~ Captain Charles II. Msy. The siege will
snd with an attack on the great wall and a clsver
sxhthition of wall scaling. Blank cartridges and
s-nrlxeIess powder will be uSJd. tC add touch OF
realism Dancing by the guardSu en- and guests
filf midnight will fellow the exhibition The net
proceeds will be used toward the completion OF
the clubhouse built by the 9Th at the state ria
range at Creedmoor.
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FaRuEHs' FoRENEN

expert valuable. and sometimes difficult TO get
But a number Of good may be secured by consult
the Situations Wanted advertisements In the
coumns-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

r. J. Reid. manager OF the Columbia varsity
lacrosse team, announces that the game which wa.
TO have been played with the College Of the City
OF New-Yorl. on April will take place May 1.
AS most Of the c. c. n. Y. players declared
ineligible Just before the game, IL was found
uled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

The sth Regiment viii be reviewed on Wednesday
night by Major General COrbin. U. S. A Medals
will be presented to the Spanish war veterans Of
the regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
HANDIcAPs AT RICHMOND COUNTY.

In the monthly handicap at the Richmond Coun-
ty Country Club links yesterday L. II. Thomas won
I'm Class A, and w. j. Seaman in Class B. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

THE OTHER HALF LIVE
well; they get Appealing and enJoyab Sunday
at the restaurants mentioned In the Little Ads
Of the People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

An exhibition drill and reception by the 9Th
Regiment field music. commanded by Drum Major
HILL will be held at the armory next Tuesday
night There will be concert by the regimental
band from to $50 O'Clock. and dancing until $50
D. m when the exhibition drill Will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

General James McIeer. commanding the Second
Brigade. will review the 18th Regiment at its ar
rnory Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania
viii meet in a dual swimming competition in the
Columbia tank on April D. The contests Will IN
clude novice competition and water polo for the
two institutions and an interclass relay race and
tub race for the Columbia swimmers. The teams
have met twice this season. and each has been
once victorious In both relay and water polo.
Joseph w. Spencer 'o5 Law. Amateur Athletic
Union champion at 900 yards, Will try 20 make a
new uniNersity record for 100 yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
RELIABLE HELP
HANDICAP AT LAKEWOOD.

of kinds s advertised in to-days paper among the
Little Ads. of the People,"
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WESTMINSTER.
COLUMBIA
sIMONs FIRST AT CRESCENT.

The Class A handicap at the links OF the Crescent
Athletic Club yesterday won by w. r. Simons
with net of So. The summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

General Smith. commanding the First Brigade,
has assigned dates for rife practice at Creedmoor
for the organizations OF his brigade. follows:
9TH Regiment. May q and &c; sth Regiment. May
II: 9Th Regiment. May 10 and II; 18th Regiment.
May and 1O 69th Regiment, May II and e. and
list Regiment. May II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Robert S. Stangland. captain Of the Columbia
football team. has arranged for spring practice
for the candidates The men will be asked 10 re-
port in two weeks. and light work on the order
OF the first few days OF the regular season VIII
take place. II the men show enough advancement
q tsckliag dummy viii be rugged up and practice
will be taken at that Morley is now at his home.
in New-Mexsco. and VIII not be on hand until the
IA
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