New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
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ball OF Eastwood. leather covered ball, rounder
and not quite 50 large the regulation Rugby
football. is used The indoor game proved highly
exciting exchanges beng quite rapid in
the outdoor game, the charges shorter sharper ana
more determined. while the scrimmages in front OF
the goal posts We're much more frequent and tho
entire game more satisfactory The onlooker
for the that every phase OF opposition play.
every rally cha~ge and scientific encounter, could
Following strictly the rules governing outdoor polo.
swift pony. throws the bah in the centre of the
arena a, jig oppesing teams Immediately s charse
through and past the ccuteuding group and 50 on
feet apart AZ either end Of the ground The for
ward player is the direct opponent of the player
at back Of the other team. who endeayors TO
protect his goal The captaiu. ass rule; takes the
middle position so as t. direct play and place me
through himself if his forwardl, player cannot
The Prize list for the Lakewood Horse Show.
which occurs on May 8 and Z, shows not only the
horses sinsly. IN pairs and four-n-hands. hut
provides Tor class for uniccrns. or as II Is some
times called nike" hons ono lead horse ahead
Of team. and also class Cor pairs 81 jumpers
OF two horses jumping over the same jumps at the
three polo ponies bclonsing to the same owner.
Plans have been completed for an extensive exit
ttoE Of ro.cr-auto boats and their accessories at
the $. Louis Worlds Fair \ section containing
twenty thousand square feet OF floor space has been
set aside for motor boats in the Transportation
Exhibits building In connection with the AUtomo-
bile Department. DR.. Robert Taylc-. manaSer of
the motor boat show at the Herald Square EXhibi
ton Han IN this city. has been appointed manager
tIe has just returned from St Louis. where he has
himself as much pleased with the outlook. 4 nun
plans. and before the exposition opens space. ne
says. VIII he pretty well taken Up. There will be
no charge for floor space.
Captain Thomas l. Fleming Of the 18th Regi-
men:. has agreed 10 act referee Of the contests
for the tug Of championship Of America, which
will be decided IN conjunction with other contests
ct Celtic Park May 8 under the auspices OF the
Irish Athletes of America.
The defeat that Brown gave Princeton on Satur-
day was a surprise. even to the undergraduates OF
the Providence university So little confidence was
felt I'm the purified" team that the management
issued protest because only fry tickets had been
sold. Tif. who held the Tiger batsmen down to
ball t. is a Ie[thauGeT. with puZZliuE curves and
good control sexton deserves great credit for the
team he has made out OF such supposedly Cfule
material
Now that spring football practice IS beginning,
the experts are figuring out chances for the coming
season or Princeton Yale and Harvard. tho first
named on paper seems 10 have tho strongest nu-
cleus for next fails eleven. Captain De Witt. the
two ends Davis and Henry. and Reed are due 10
be lost but last years squad numbered twenty-nine
men. Of whom nine freshmen and seven soph-
ignores. 50 there win be PLENTY Of good men 20
Yale loses Rafferty,. Miller Eetcalf. Mitchell. Soper
and Bisseu but. as Rloomer. Kinney, Owsley.
al remain. the Blue eleven should be strong At
Harvard. I'VE IL men viii not return. they are
Goodhue. The strong freshman eleven of last year
VIII provide good men to take their places