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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
WINS THREE TITLES.
CoIumbia's Successful Season of
Indoor Sports.

By winning the intercollegiate water polo cham
pionship last Friday night Columbia closed one
of her most successful seasons Of indoor sports
This year Columbia has had three intercollegiate
championship teams.
The gymnastc an intercollegiate
winner. This team defeated Harvard in dual
meet. gave numerous exhibitions, and finally ended
the season by winning the championship. defeat
ing Yale Princeton Harvard and NeW-4ork
University Captain w. w. Benham won the IN
dividIal championship the parallel bars and l.
II. Burch on the flying rings
The water polo team won the championship by
defeating the teams Of Yale and Pennsylvania 1t
plaved the team OF the NewYoik Athletic Club
for tho A. A. L. championship and lost by only
ona goal Besides this the relay team obtained
sacond place in the intercollegiate swimming meet.
The fencing team was almost as successful This
team defeated Cornell, Pennsylvania and Harvard
in dual meets. 1t defeated in dual meets by
west Point and the Massachusetts Institute OF
recbnology In the intercollegiate championships
n ohtained third place. being defeated by west
Point and Annapolis. F. Lage, the captain OF the
team, won all but os his bouts In this meet
ana won the title Of A. A. u. champion
columbia has not had a wrestling team until this
raar Although II Is a new sport at the unlver-
70, :, has had a fair amount Of success II won
g,nJ mace in the intercollegiate champlohshlPs
"a vas defeated twice by fAl@ Ihe esketDatI
tenn also won the intercollegiate championship.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
G0LFING.
BrOOCn University Team Plans Busy
Schedule.

Although golf at Brown University has not yet
assumed the same Importance as at some Of the
larger colleges, the prospects for the season indi
cate more general support Of the game among the
undergraduates The management OF the golf team
is already negotiating cor a number OF matches be-
fore the close Of the term a challenge has been
received from the Dartmouth team. and match
has been arranged with the Pawtucket team for
April q. The management is also trying to
range match with either Amherst or the Massa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology. to be played in
Worcester at the time OF the annual track meet
there There are excellent prospects for a strong
team. as all vino played in the NeH-EnEland later
collegiate Championship last fall are stl In coll
lese. OF the old men c. d. Mercer and r. 3. Jones
can be depended upon for low scores, both having
already shown good form this spring. and the other
men on the team. with a seasons experience be-
hind them, should do cFeditable work. Among the
matches In prospect for tho spring season con-
tests with the Silver Spring, Franklin County and
MetacOmett clubs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
NOTES OF the LINKS.

Harry VardOn. the former open golf champion Of
Great Britain is again in good form. according TO
advtces received from England. Not long ago.
ham against Jack White, the present open cham
pionS James Braid and his brother Tom. VaTdOn
tied with Braid for first and second prizes, with
score Of %. which beat the best previous record
1t is expected that Mrs. Clement A. Griscom win
chaRerone party Of women golfers at the Eng
lish women's golf championship at CrOmer this
season. Miss GeOrgianna Bishop, the present
American champion; Miss Harriet Curtis and the
latter's sister, Miss Margaret Curtis to be in
the party.
Crafts W. Higgins has been appointed assistant
secretary OF the Western Golf Association. and
during the absence of Russell D. EIn he will be the
acting secretary.
The Englewood Golf Club will In all probability
select the dates Of June e. q and "A for its open
tournament this season.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
CORNELL FOOTBALL PRACTICE BEGUN
Many of Last Years Men Among the Twen-
ty-fVe to Report.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

nractice at Cornell was held this afternoon, and
twenty-five men reported The practice consisted in
kicking, tacIding the dummy, and falling on and
passing tho ball Coach "Bill" Warner and Cap
tain Costello directed practice in the absence Of
Head Coach Glenn s. Warner. who is now coaching
the baseball team.
Among the candidates were Bill Newman, a
star of two seasons ago. who left the university for
q time. and who was found ineligible Tor the var
sv crew this spring; Gibson, last years star half
Ia ok. Cook the big freshman guard of last season;
Halliday, who played such a brilliant game at
tackle and fulIback last season, and Eddie New
han the second varsity quarter OF last year Rice
the haIfback and Martin VINO was deNeopeu ,lp' lp
-. ,,,ara absent as they playing baseball;
me practice will be held every afternoon LOT &
vveeks The first call was issued yesterday 4OI N'
6idafes by Coach Glenn warner.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
SECOND BATTFRY
PARADE OF ROAD DRIVERS.
To Be Held on May 13-Miss MOrisini Offers
a Trophy.

Entry blanks were issued yesterday fOF the sixth
annual parade and horse show Of the Road Drivers
Association Of New-YOTk, which will be held on
May 49, The route selected is from 72d-st. and
RiveIsidS Drive, thence to 135th-st., to Broadway
to 152d-st., to St. Nicholas Place to the Speedway
where the parade will be reviewed by the public
officials from the clubhouse grandstand
There sixteen classes in the horse show. In
cludng those for trotteTs and PAGERS to speed
wagons. and to runabouts. There will also be a
short-tail horse division and special class open
for novelty bitches to appropriate vehicles. The
womens classes for horses to runabouts and
teams TO spider phaetons or suitable vehicles that
are permitted the Speedway. ROsettes will be
awarded general appearance. soundness.
and action.
The association has decided on the conditions gov
eTnfng the competition for the cup given by Miss
Gula Morisini. The trophy must be twice by
the same horse to become the permanent property
OF the driver The horse scoring the greatest num-
ber OF heats In the shall be credited with
one score for the trophy. In OF tie between
horses at the end of the year. they shall each be
credited with a leg the cup. Each brush shall
have not less than three starters and the cOmpeti
ton will begin on May Is. There will be four meet
ingS in the spring and five meetings In the fall.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
THE RECORDS.

NATIONALLEAGuE
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

'HTerry'' McGovern. who Monday escaped
from the sanatorium at Stamford. Conn. where
his friends had placed him TO be treated for the
disorder which threatens his sanity, was at Aque-
duct yesterday, and was constantly followed by a
crowd Of men and boys who had heard OF his af-
fiction To those who had known the little fighter
IN the days when he Terrible Terry" the
change in his condition was alarmingly apparent
He talked 70 his friends IN q rambling way OF his
wonderful adventures since his escape from the
sanatorum and Of his plans IN the future in which
retreats for the insane played no part. He was
accompanied by hls wife and his younger brother,
and friends kept Watchful eye on him all the
afternoon.
Police Magistrate connerton. Of Long Island City.
60 whom Benjamin steinhardt appealed for an
order Of arrest against william Vilipeg the caterer
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

GoUerHOr Stokes Undecided Whether
or Not to SIGN IT.

trenton. April IS (SpeciaD--GOvernor stokes
Is stu holding the Automobile bin under con-
sidsFation, and It IS not probable that he viii
decide whether OF not 10 sign IT, He believes
that better bin could and should have been
passed, but he Is not personally antagonists
70 the measure He is fully aware OF the fact
tnat the bill was agreed upon by joint com
mittee Of autOmObiiists and farmers. and that
1t urged It's passage.
since It was passed. however. some opposition
70 II has been manifested. and the Governor Is
holding IT under consideration until he has heard
Irom the persons interested. n the majority
sentiment shall prove to be IN favor OF the
measure he Will. ii is believed, sign IT, IL has
already appeared that several representative
faFmeTs-such. for instance. as Franklin Dey.
the secretary Of the State Board Of Agriculture;
ex-Assemblyman Denise and Counsellor Appel
set' OF Mercer COunty-have expressed to the
Governor the wish that he sign the bill.
majority Of the aUtOnObnists also seem to
favor the bill but there are a few who are
opposing IT, For some reason the sUppOsiti0u
-Whlch some friends OF the bill declare to be
the fact-has arisen that the opponents OF ths
OIL are citizens OF Pennsylvania and New YOrsS
and that they are using their best endeavOrs
70 persuade their New-Jersey friends TO urge
the Governor not to sign the act
The position OF Assemb mblyman ScOveL OF Cam
den, who reported the bill from the House Com
mlttee ON Municipal Corporations, Is being vari-
ously commented on and in some instances Sc
verely criticised
The. Governor does not know Of any reason
why ne should be in haste about signing or
refusing 20 sign the bill and II can be semi-ofI-
ciaiiy stated that he has not as vet decided
WIiaL ne VIII do In the matter.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
LONGER PRACTICE AT SEA GrRT.
Army and Navy Extended Freedom of the
Rife Ranges
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Trenton, N. J.. April 1s-GovernOr Stokes and
General Bird w. Spencer president OF the National
Rife Association. decided to-day to extend the
freedom Of the rifle ranges at Sea Girt this summer
TO the army, navy and marine corps. In accordance
with requests received from General Grant, COM
manding the Department OF the East; General
George F. Elliott. United States Marine Corps and
Lieutenant Provost Brabin United States Navy.
General Grant asked for the use Of the ranges
for the six companies of the Sth United States In
fantry stationed in NewYork Harbor. 1t is his de-
May I to g. and the other three from May . to
June 90 General Elliott wishes to send to the
range July ! the United States Marine Corps
beginning August q. Lieutenant BFabIn has
asked the same privilege for the navy team The
three officers in their letters TO General Spencer
unanimous IN praising the facilities for prac-
tice Afforded by the Sea Girt ranges.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Instruction.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
Madison Square t1122 BWayl: Brooklyn. 73 Court So
New terms beginning now, Trial lessons tree.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
TURF AND FIELD CLUBS MEETING.

A meeting Of the board of governors Of the TURF
and Field Club was held at the Windsor Arcade
yesterday Perry Belmont presided, ana amohs
those present were John Jacob Astor, Francis r.
Appleton August Belmont, Perry Belmont, Royal
Phelps Carroll, John T. Cowdin. Center Hitchcock
Brayton Ives and H X Knapp. The following
were elected members OF the club: Gerald L. Hoyt'
James A. Burden, jr., Thomas Newbold. Henry G.
Ward Frederick w. Won Glade, Charles S. Guthrie,
Charles NJ. Chaplin Charles Steele Edward La
Montague, Robert SedgWick Arden NJ. Robbins,
W b. Duncan. jr., S. B. French, H B. Livingston
Bronson Winthrop and Percy Chubb. A large
number Of annual subscribers elected, and the
limit IS expected TO be reached soon.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
COLUMBIA TO PLAY NASSAU.

The Nassau Country Club will probably meet
Columbia in team match at the Nassau links on
Saturday. but as some OF the strongest Nassau
players are also members Of the Dyker Meadow
Club. which Is scheduled play NIontclair on the
same day. the exact makeup of the Nassau team
mas not been settled The directors Of the club
nave Just organized for the year. and George E.
Fahys Howard F. Whitney and John r. Maxwell
II, succeed themselves president, treasurer and
secretary respectively. The golf committee, owing
70 It's increasing duties. has been increased from
four to hve members. The new makeup is Harvey
Murdock chairman; Findlay S. Douglas. II. r.
whitney A p. AtvoFd and Charles L. Tiffany.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
E. e. aREwsrER,s YAcHr LAUNCHED.

F. f. Brewster's new schooner yacht Elmina II
was launched from LaWley's yard, South Boston
yesterday. She Is the first Of the large new
schooner yachts for this seasons racing. and great
speed Is expected from her when she Is put In
lighting trim. under the guidance Of Captain Will
lam Dennis who was the skipper of Mr.. BreWster's
Elmina l. The new Yacht. which Is built OF steel.
Is 80 feet wateTline and she will carry about
ten thousand square feet Of canvas She Is 20 race
against Roy T. Rainey's new schooner, which Is 10
feet over all 9S feet the wateTllne and = feet
beam She Is also 70 have a Centr0boaFd. The FL
nina III was designed BY A. Cary Smith. who also
designed the Lasca which, with the Corona and the
F,merald Will be raced against her this surnaer-
'The IaFca Is owned by Robert p DOremus and the
Corona By Arthur 7. Luke.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
LAIN TENNIS.
Ward and Wright Win Final Round
IN Doubles Tournament.

Both at the base line and at the net Holeombe
Ward and Beals c. Wright. the national champions
in doubles, Outplayed their opponents, Wylie Cam
Grant and Edward B. Dewhurst, yesterday
in the final match of the lawn tennis doubles on
the courts Of the St. Nicholas Rink. Throughout
the twenty-five games necessary to decide the
tournament they easily earned the points winning
by the score Of 6-3 S-2 and Ga From their side
OF the net the great indoor players. Grant and
DewhuFst, displayed remarkable FesOurcefulness.
On the toss of the racket for service Ward chose
to begin. and his reverse twist rather easily took
the first game at is on points DeWhuFst, following
showed good speed and able 20 win his game at
80 despite the fact that both Ward and Wright
got up to the net in splendid fashion Then came
the first deuce point game Of the match. In which
Grant and Dewhurst had their opponents at 40 love
on the nets and outs of the champion team Net
rallies, which brought about the fercest sort Of
exchanges. followed these points, Ward demonstrate
ing his right the title by crossing the ball and
passing cleaniy through the opposing court until
no brought the points to deuce In the early pOF-
tioE of the play Ward fairly carried Wright along
with him, and they finally took TIE game by two
spIendidly played passes along the side allies Grant
his service the next game. although he was
distinctly of on his first ball. and his second
vice proved rather weak.
With the score at 5-2 on games Ward and Wright
slackened their pace somewhat that Grant and
DeWhurst wero able to score. but on the next game
the champions the set at S-a While the
points did not fall closely In the second set II
was easily the best of the competition Ward and
Wright took the first two games before Grant and
DeWhuTst able to In this also
Grants service appeared 70 lose It's strength, and
neither he nor Dewhurst displayed the top fOrm
that noticeable in their contest the previous
day against the Wrenn brothers. Several times
they had games we'll in hand at 80 aud at % love,
but Wards resOurcefulness managed 70 bring the
points to deuce and win The set ended at 6-2
The third and final set was played rapidly Ward
and Wright held the net position throughout the
eight games, outvolleytng and OutTuanRuVring the
opposing team. The cross court shots OF Ward
brought the winning points in each game. and
summarized 0r
Dewhurst drove the ball To the back line. The
pluckiness OF Dewhursts work and Grants splendid
support OF his partner were not enough to over
come the skill and accuracy with which the cham
pion pair scored. IL was evident all through this
set that Grant and DeWhurst were OUtclasSed and
they finally lost the set and match at "a The
summary by points IN games and sets follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEI


York-Israsitischer BruedeF-Vsrein Blumonthal
NO ID. plaintiff. against Moses NJ Rappaport et
an Defendants In pursuance % a Judgment of fore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN the above
action and bearing date the 9th day OF April
1908. the underssIed the Referee IN sad Judgment
named public auction al the Exchange sales
Nos l4-l6 Nesey street In the BoFoSsh Of Nan
haitian. OF NoVV-YOrk. the 10Th day % NAY.
1905. At 12 o'clock noon on that day by Berhad s5y'
premises directed BY said Judgment 20
Be sod and therein described follows All that certain
lot piece parcel 0f land situated n the CITY Cogh
and state OF and bounded and descrined %
follows Beginning at point on the North side
distant One Hundred and eighty
eight CiSD four "a inches East OF the North
OF Seventy-eghth street and Third Avenue
thence running North parallel with Third avenue. one
Hundred and two (1O) - inches thence
Tssf DaralIel with Seyentyeighth street sixteen Qol
Saa - etght fs0 inches. thence South parallel with
Third Avenue. hundred and two tVl teel and two
irches North side of seventy eghth street
ana thence along the NoTt side os seventy eatn
eight t,9 nches 70 me p lt
or place of Beginning The said premises 1e In Sesten
\ 6Ioct 4 t38 on the Land Map Of TIE CITY Or New-
YORK ana arc now known as No 2lS East Seventy
Hafe,l New York. April II, lago -
r,,D- r.,st-T Attorney for PilntiG rs p Row.
Iior,irb ~ Manhattan. New Nork city
is a Of the property be sold.
2l5 East Seventy -eiSAth Strcet
-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
"AUTO" RAGING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
Lightning Bug, the Steam Car Record
Holder, To Be Raced There.

The Lightning Bug, the steam racing car built
by Louis Ross, which IN the recent Florida auto
mobile tournament won every race in which Il
started, except one. will make its first appearances
in New-YOrk at ire opening automObile race -eea-
at the Brighton Beach track on May s. This car
holds the worlds One-mile competitive record or
q 3-5 seconds and the mile stTaightWay record OF
s. seconds and mile track record Of 81 seconds for
steam propelled vehicles. joe Nelson, the pace
following eye tst, viii drive the ear
In the FLORIDA tournament this car lowered the
cOlers OF Vanderbilt, Thomas. Wallace, Stevens
SaTtOri, Bernin and Oidfeid. with their great
80 horsepower cars, winning the Sir Thomas Dewar
and half dozen other valuable trophies. and srf-
fering defeat but once, to Mcdonald in a Na pier.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
HACKENsCHMIDT AFTER JENKINS.
Names Conditions Under Which He Will Be
the ChamniOn.

George Hackenschmidt the champion Russian
wrestler, in TO the assertion Of Harry Pol
lock. the manager OF Tom" jenkins. that Hacken-
schmidt is "hunkng'' out OF match with Jenkins
said yesterday that he will be willing to meet
Jenkins for side bet the stage OF a Brooklyn
theatre. where he is now showing. simply for the
honor Of defeating him. or II this Is not satis-
factory, at the Grand Central Palace
In regard TO the Madison Square Garden offer OF
80 per Of the gross receipts TO the wrestIers
II they meet there. and the Grand Central Palace
offer of g per cent Hackenschmidt said:
I accept the latter In preference 70 the former
and IL seems me that II requires a curious math-
ematical reasoning to prove that / have not COM
piled with the articles OF agreement and accepted
the best Ofer in choosing % per cent rather than
80 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
cALepoNIAN GAMES POSTPONED.
GRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.l

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Princeton n j. april lS.-The Caledonian games
which were to have been held on University Field
this afternoon. have been postponed by the track
management on account of inclement weather until
SQUAD viii be started tomorrow night. The follow
ing men Will remain here through the Easter recess
D. C. Chaplin g. J.; CoehTan, ~ 1r,s9 s; EG"9rdS' 7
J. q Alice w n Armstrong. 3 Eui0n Miller.
H. s. Tenney. r. P. IAnglet j. n Aeny w.
RunyOn and j. 3, Mccormick
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
wAsH1NGToN. !: BOSTON. 0.

Washington, April 1S.-Boston's errors in the
opening inning gave Washington its first game of
the season 1t was pitchers battle with the odds
in favor of Winter. who allowed only scratch
hit. The feature of the game one-hand rum
ming catch Of high fly by Jones. The score:
r. H. Z.
Bossoni Sss0lhs.on :::.:. 30
Batteries--Wolf and KittredEe; Winter and Farrell
Umpire-Connolly Attendance, 400.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
CANADIAN YACHT SKIPPER Ill.

Toronto. Ont. April 1s.-The continued IN health
Of Asmilius Jarvis the yacht designer and skipper.
who has sailed every Canadian challenger and
defender In the Canada Cup series. will. II IS
feared necessitate hts continued residence IN Mus
kOka this summer Consequently he will not be
able 10 sail the challenger this year.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
PENNSYLVANIA BEATS WILLIAMS.
Deciding Run Made in Tenth Inning
Score. 6 to 5.

Philadelphia, April 1s.-It took the University
Of Pennsylvania team ten innings to win from the
Williams nine to-day. The home team started out
as II It would score easy victory, but the Wis
itors by good hitting. tied the In the seventh
Pennsylvania won the game In the tenth on a
single, sacrifice and a single. The score:
gsqnsyIyania .... 19S999e5e
Batteries- wadswOrth and McCarty: Brady and Hare
TTr1Dir Moran
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
SQUADRON A BEATS ID BATTERY.
Wins Annual Revolver Match by a Close
Score.

The second annual revolver competition between
teams of five mon each, representing Troop 2, Of
Squadron A, and the I'd Battery was held in the
armory Of the Cd Battery on Monday evening, and
by Squadron A by score Of 360 to $40
The conditions Of the match were ten shots for
each man. deliberate fire standard American tar
get thirty yards distance Troop using .5 calibTe
and the I'd Battery .3S callbre The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
wEsLEYAN. 9; AMHERsT, 2.

AIddletown. Conn, April 1S.-Wesleyan defeated
the Amherst Agricultural College team this after
noon, to 2. The feature OF the game the
pitching of Clark, of Wesleyan who had ten strike
outs TO his credit The score:
r. H. e
Wesleyan, ,........... x-9 g
Amherst Aggies......1 o o o o % 6
Batteries-Clark and Taylor; Kennedy and Ingham.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
"AuTon ouTINe ZOE oRPHAN CHILDREN.

meeting of the New-York Motor Club was held
last evening. it's clubroom. for the purpose OF
discussing further plans for the automobile outing
for orphan children In this city.
Each institution will be responsible for the care
OF its children. and provision win be made to
carry a sufficient number OF attendants II Is 4
pected that 1000 automobiles will be In line.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
AMERICAN LrAGrE.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1R1rNzE,. l

BOSTON, April 1S.-The Superbas continued their
srns OF defeats by losing to Boston to-day by
a score of to 2
Aouhg pitched his first game in this city and
maze good impression, striking out six men and
keeping the visitors hits well scattered Brooklyn
scored two runs in the first a pass two hits and
poor work by the home team. Boston won by
and seventh innings. The score;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
ALDERMEN TO MEET ON DIAMOND.
Teams Representing Manhattan and Brook
lyn to Play on May 15.

The annual ball game between aldermen repre-
senting Brooklyn and Manhattan will take place at
New-Dorp Staten Island. on May 10 The umpire
will be Charles V. Fornes, president Of the Board
The two teams are about evenly divided in weight
some being lightNeights and some top heavy
weights The batting order will be as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
wILLIAms's GOOD POLE VAULT.

Columbia track athletes showing up well in
practice at Williamsbridge. j. H. A. williams re-
by Smith G. Bull.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
oPEN Az HoRsE show.

Boston, April IS tSpeclaD.-The open air horse
show OF the Grafton Country Club at the clubs
grounds VIII be held on Memorial Day
More attention than in former exhibits viii be de-
voted to some of the trottng bred classes. IL has
been years since Worcester saw in competition q
aeld Of trotting bred animals shown haiJer that
Massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
vEEoER WINS AT KICKING.

,7euv-5aven, Conn. April 1s.-At the annual Yale
,-;o,l,nq contest, open to all football men OF the
university this afternoon. the first prize for punt
ing was won by Paul l. VsedeT o' & Of Chicago. age.
test was won b. Herman +. Zinowsk, OF New
Haven. Cups were awarded 20 the winners.