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Surraiuc.

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sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE

Often bn5 goHSc Sahr.
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Baltimore.
HriinoliCte NuSblloung; 2ugs un0 HhPna.
louie. 3Opemr:ter %frtieuirei lur's HuuE. Siel,
,,rf,n a%oraritri. 4iust0c @fhiihrtn Neoiuut
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New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
GOLF.
Tournament Plans at To5CR and
Country Links.

budget Of interesting news Is contained in yes
terday's announcements by local golf organizations
as to tournament plans for the season. Dates were
granted to the Westbrook Golf Club by the Metro
pOlitan Golf Association for an open tournament
on June IA. Is, 16 and II. The WestbrOOk course,
though only nine holes, is widely known by reason
OF its conspicuous merit. Louis Livingston. r..
holds the nine-hole record for II at S. while Harry
Hollins. jr,. has the amateur eighteen-hoe record
at 20. and A G. Grifths the professional record at
"a. An admirable tournament is promised. its only
drawback being the partial conflict In dates with
the women's metropolitan golf championship 20 be
held at BaltusrOl June l3 Il and Is
The EnglewOOd Golf Club will also hold an open
tournament in June. and though the dates have not
been definitely set. Secretary Cakins OF the Metro
politan Association Is holding June o. q and o.
and the most available time.
The Hudson River Golf Association, which en-
DraceS clubs on both sides of the river as rar as
NeWburg. announces its annual championship for
June 2S g. so and July at Kingston.
the held this season with an invitation tourna-
ment. but instead OF selecting dates late in July
as formerly the club announced yesterday its
selection of July g. and 8. The NeW-York Golf
Club has asked for the dates, August 81 to Sep
tenber 2 for its annual championship, open to
has received the sanction Of the Metropolitan As
SOc1atton. with the understanding, however, that
those dates are not necessarily exclusive.
To top on the list of yesterdays calendar AXt-
June 20 and for the annual open championship
tournament, under the auspices OF that associa-
tion. The contest has been definitely awarded to
the Cincinnati Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
THE EILPEROR,S CUP RACE.
Comment by ''T'he Yachtsman"
Mrs. FarZey'S Yankee Yacht.

The current number Of The Yachtsman'' 0.on-
dom says Of the coming ocean yacht race for the
German Emperors cup. that. from a racing point
Of view II is doubtful If it will any interest
outside the press. Should it be the means how
ever OF bringing over the Ailsa and the Sybarita-
says the paper, IL is to be looked forward To- but
for the other yac-ts competing in the race our or
any other racing will not benefit by their presence
The same paper. referring to the coming season
abroad, that the 52-foot class will again pro
vide the most Interesting racing OF the year. and
it viii probably be even more successful than II
in 1904
Mrs. Turner Farley's Herreshoff racer. the
Sonya, which shipped from New-York on
March p, it says. will be a most welcome addition
10 the feet and if she proves worthy representa-
tive OF her designer the racing should be keen
Herreshon has not been in this class since he
sent over the Niagara under the old rule The
oonya VIII race with Mr.. Leuchar's Moyana and
MI Butlers Maymon. while the feet will have an
oIher recruit in the shape OF Mr. Burton's new
ES %i5cn is being built at ATcAIlisters yard from
~ uesIghs should Mylne's latest work prove
Is Ter tnan the Maylnon which Dut Fife ar The bea5
- ne meet IN 1901 the Yankee will find herself in
65oou, company The ffty-tWOs will race at the
uSlaI regattas the home list - 49,
A2PSS.sdh4hg or the beam of the Sonya 'sTba
1' remarks that l3 feet inch beam is not what
20 70 sIi4lse that he has been considerably nfiue1ced
bIltlSh rule: The Lucida has the Same beam
II ne eiao -IayInon mas couple Of inches more and
- Mas only natural to expect that Herreshoff IN
baa4 b.o SSspect would go one better than Fife The
~ ;S factor Is an index Of considerable value and
NIL at OF the Sonya is 13l they will look forward
LheEe appears to be a little Of novelty about the
Iew yacht Her accommodation is said to be com
10Y the internal housing of the topmast and Of
course The spars are hollow.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
DAILY BEATS HIS BOY.
Fined $500 By Ste5oards for Assault
ing apprentice Lad.
rnr rrrnnn.pn nn % nn1nnrn-1 :

AB1 TELEGRAPH TO THE x1IBUNE.l
" Washington. April u.-Williaxn c. DAILY, who. as
'"eher Bill and the Sage OF Gravesend" has
POseo as turf clown until all reputable racing men
Ie thoroughly sick OF his presence, was fined 500
=! the stewards Of the Washington Jockey Club
s afternoon for brutaIy beating little apprentice
- named aenning. whom he has had IN his stable
- ms spring. and whom he has frequently put up on
ms horses when a lightweight boy required.
II Is not known just what the little chap did to
incur DAYS wrath but that he whipped him
NieaOusy there s no doubt. Word Of IL reached the
ears OF the stewards some time to-day, ana they
P'Ompuy sent Henning to be examined by Dr.
James Kerr, who acts as OF the clubs ply
sclais. Dr. Kerr reported to them that the boy was
oaoIy bruised about the body. and it wes upon the
strength OF this report that they imposed the ne
hhether any criminal action VIII be taken against
DAILY could not be learned tonight
This Is by means the first instance Of the
mans brutality Both the sorry platezs which
carry his colors and the boys he employs to ride
ior MN have frequently been his vtotimR A few
years ago no hogged apprentice boy so seriously
racing az Gravesend at the time. and the stewards
% ne Lneeung imposed on him the maximum fine
HIlch the Jockey Club permits.
lay seems not only excellent case for in
EesLssauon Dy the Society for the Prevention OF
SIue1tE 10 Cnlldren. but for its kindred organiza-
uoI the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
AIliinsAS 1le condition OF the animals he has
20 lne races IN the course Of the present meeting
N q nuinDer OF instances would have disgraeed a
nuckster His platter Et Tu Brute has been made
ne coGIo scarcely put his foot to the ground and
IA Ao-uaS , race proceeds was in like condition.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
SHELL RUNS ON MUD.
Cot~mbi0,s Launch Damaged in
Fishing 1t Ont.

An accident happened to one Of Colunbias crews
on the Harlem on Monday. AS result, one Of the
shells IS badly damaged. and the launch is out OF
commission.
Tho injured shell is a four-oar It was spinning
along up the river, when 1t ran on a mud bar The
crew had hardly started up the river again when
the boat began TO fill with water. and before the
men could reach the boathouse the shell sank
Coach Goodwin. in his launch fshed for the SHE'LL
and in so doing the launch poked it's propeller into
the mud and it twisted badly
Ar. Goodwin has announced that he has chosen
the Two varsity eights from which the eight will
De picked. The men are boated as follows:
First boat, bow, Updike; No. 2 Pierrepont; No g.
Mackenzie; No. 4. J. Miller No. 8 WhitweI: No 6
Cornell; No Z. o'Loughlin; stroke. Fraser. cox
Second boat, bow, Morris; No. 2 Cheadle; No 9
Hooker; No: t. Aigletinger; No. 8, Ferris: No G.
Spence.
He said that these were the best men he has
Tor the four-mile race. The others who are now
out will be boated in fours to select men for the
two-mle race The freshmen crew viii probably be
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
TO ARRANGE GAMES.
Schedule for English Cricket Team
To Be Dra5cn Later.

special needing OF the executive committee Of
the New-York Cricket Association was held Mon
day night ard steps were taken to arrange games
between the association and the two international
teams which will vtsit this country in the summer
Arthur Il Rendel was appointed 10 confer and ar
details with the Associated Cricket Clubs Of
Philadelphia, which have the tour OF the AIarTle-
bone CTicKet Club. Of England. in charge This is
the first time the worlds premier cricket Organiza-
tion has sent a team 70 the United States. The
team will be composed chiefly Of members of this
years oxford and Cambridge university elevens,
under the caDtaincy Of j.; w. Mann. this seasons 3
captain OF Cambridge University crew. The team
will leave England on July II. DR.. e. Y. Brend0n
was appointed 10 confer with Major Waiting, pres-
dent OF the Hamilton (BeTmUdR) Club, and arrange
the details with that club which Is expected here
about July 4.
delegation from the Columbia oval Cricket
Club present and placed their grounds at
Columbia Oval. Williamsbridge at the disposal OF
the association free OF charge for these matches.
The association will be put 10 considerable expense
ia bringing these games 10 NeW-YorlC 1t has ac-
cepted an invitation from the newly formed Con-
necticut State Cricket Association to play an in
terstate match at bridgeport July
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
COLONIAL GIRL IS WITHDRAWN.
Stroller Wins the Chickashaw Club Purse
at Memphis.

Memphis, April 1.-THE withdrawal OF Colonial
Glrl in the Chickasfaw Club purse at MONTGOMERY
Park to-day turned the pubIics preference to Gus
Heidorn. and he was installed favorite at 8 to
Stroller second choice in the betting, at to q was
well played The favorite finished a poor second to
Stroller, which assumed the lead at the half-InIls
post and was never afterward headed Nannie
Hodge. George Leiper and Unole Charlie were the
winning favorites. The weather was cold and raw
and the track muddy The summary follows:
First Csix furlongs)-Nannie Hodge 1o7 Oannon)
TO O. won Van Ness. 10S CY. Fisher. J. second;
Censor ice CTroubeD' 20 TO / third Time 1:17 King
Rose also
Second race four a half furougs)-GeorEe I.eiper
l1e (N tlsher} TO . Won; High Chance, los (Aubu-
third Time. OBS. Hyperion. Fantai. Draco ana Lady
Iravers also
Third furlongs)-AIiss Gomez 1O1 Creicnt)
10 J. won; Dappe Gold, 10S q. Martini even second
BaTkenoTe, lOS l3uchanan). to !. third. Time. 117
Jgger, Presentation. Termagant Nannan Clandastine
81 Merry Less DOC Wallace. Brdpond and Shaitan also
Fourth Chicashaw purse; seven furlongs)
Stroller, III buchanan, Gus HeIdorn Iii
q McIntyTe). to ?. second; Judge Hines ia III.
Philips. 10 !, third Time 81. Thisledo Ea-ly Boy
ana Birch Broom also
Fifth (steepechase; about mile and quarte1
Myth. 147 CdcC1ure TO won Red Car 1e7 lGayIor)
10 . second CoIlegtan, 147 CVenman 20 TO l. third.
Time S;O21a Bank Holiday and CoTneian also Rip
and Charlie Dean fell.
Sixth mile and eIghth)-Uncle Charlie es
OY. Fisher 10 3, won; hghnote, 90 Qannon), J.
second; Igistela 81 (AubuchOn), 13 s. third. Time
l:5s% Rankin. Alabaroh and Little WaIly also
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
UNION COLLEGE BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

The schedule of the Union College baseball team
for the season is follows: April 15 Williams.
At villiamstown; April % Rensselaer, Polytechnic
TDs+,tute at schenectady: April 49, Wesleyan at
Nfiddletown; May 3, Albany Law School. at Sche-
pectady; May 6. Hamilton. at Schenectady; May
10 Rochester at Schenectady: May g. Middlebury.
~ Scbsnectady May II, Mohican Baseball Club, at
Schenectady; May 20, Rutgers at New Brunswick;
Nav n Boston University. at Schenectady; May 80,
Ali Coilegiates at Schenectady: June 2, Hamilton
at Clinton; June 3, Rochester. at Rochester; June
10 Rutgers at Schenectady. and June ls' Alumni
nj Schenectady
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Atlantic City. to begin tomorrow on the Inks az
that popular resort. Some OF the well known play
eIs from the METROPOLITAN district on the list are
mares !. Iappin. % the WestbrOOk Golf Club: W.
- - Guntnef, Or ArdSley: ". A. Moore and W. III
ing. 0A'97 'Ais 0soA-
The New-Jersey State Golf Association Yesterday
announced It's programme for the sixth annual
tournament to be held at the North Jersey Country
Club OF Paterson. June to 8 The 0ualifvinr round
$500 20 Oe at eishleen holes medal play the siXty-fOur
payers making the lowest scores to cOn1potq AZ
eighteen-hOle match play until the finals v-LfoT a.
offered. 70 "a P-A-os -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
A SHAKE-UP AT CORNELL.
Courtney Changes Positions of Freshmen's
Crews
[pY rELEonApR TO THE rn1nusn.l

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEJ
Ithaca, n. Y. April 11.-FOr the first time since
the Cornell first freshmen combination was made
up and went the water this spring the men have
received a sensational shake-up. The changes were
unexpected that CONSERVATION was felt by all
the men who considered their places safe The
men have not been rowing we'll usual of
late, and last night the blow fell. Hardly a
in this combination will in his old place to-
morrow. Coach Courtney thinks the youngsters
Will row better and take more interest in the
work now by the change. There were no changes
in the varsity boats. Both first and second
varsity combinations went the lake and rowed
to Crowbar and return. a distance Of about twelve
miles while the freshmen and four cared boats
went for q two mile spin.
The combinations went on the water last evening
in the following order. with the makeup changed
in the freshmen boats;
First 'varsity-stroke. E T. Foote; W: F. Lee; g.
Fernow; G. ". Foote: 4 Dods g. Stowell; ?, Barton
bow, Boesch; coXswain, Taylor.
Second 'Narsity-Stroke Adams; z Newton; o, Barn
hardt; g. Johnson; Gooder: Q, Chapman: 2. Powers
bow Sturdeyant coxswain Rankin
Four-oared- Stroke. C. A Lee; B. Hooper; 2, Roats
First Freshman-stroke Cox; Z. Gaxet: 6, Gracy g.
DuIaney 4 German; 3. Hansen ?. Nedham; bow Brom-
ley; coxswaint Slocum
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
THANKS FOR CRICKET NEWS.

Robert Dundas. secretary Of the New-York
Cricket Association under date OF April II, has sent
the following letter 10 The Tribune:
At a special meeting Of the New-York Cricket
Association. at the Cosmopolitan Hotel last even
In II was unanimously resolved, That the th9nEs %
~ the association be rendered TO The New OH
Tribune for the space devoted in its issues iast
summer 10 reports or the game, assuring the
az the associations appreciation thereof anu
pressing the earnest Wish that the same puDla0t
Be given TO cricket news in the coming season. ses. -
n affords the greatest OF pleasure TO Lot"~1N
you a conX OF the above.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
FoRDHAM PLAYS PRINCETON TO-DAY.

Fordham and Princeton will meet on the diamond
this afternoon in Nassau Field. The Fordham nine
will leave the city this morning for Princeton and
will be accompanied by two hundred rooters.
Neither team so far this season has suffered de-
fsat The coach put the men through light batting
nractioe Yesterday. and pleased with the way
the men worked The Fordham men will bat in
he following order: Raftis third base; Murray.
right field; McLane. pitcher, Shean. second base;
S5SSberfson first base: L. Hartman, shortEtop; H
IIotIs0 left field; oliver field. and Nc
CarthV. catcher.