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New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
4. c. GROWING.
Membership 9,O87 at Beginning Of
Year.

The annual meeting OF the Crescent Athletic Club
was held last night AT its city home in Clinton-st
BROOKLYN The presidents report showed a sur
plus OF sl8s 81 which to be applied 10 the fund
for the erection OF new town house. to be built
gt once at cost Of more than $500 900. His report
showed lOo life members. 257 nonresident members
and ! 730 resident members. making total Of 2,0S7
members on December 81 The limit OF 1000 resi-
dent members, IL is expected. Will be reached by
March, when the initiation fee will be raised from
s25 to $50.
The total receipts from all sources last year were
Sls46 625 80 and total expenses We're S5S S % leaving
a balance OF $500 q. There marked off for
depreciation ss.277 OS, and carried TO the surplus
account SlsOl3 "a The surplus account is now 1885,
81 The remainder OF the purchase money
mortgage on the city property paid in the
year and the club now owns its land free from en-
cumbrance The club expended in the year So
277 2 for repairs 10 dock crib work and piling
and for the construction Of new lighthouses and
purchase Of boats and appurtenances. OF this
amount $4,000 is carried the book value of new
structure and its contents The balance. SsZ7l @
has been marked of for depreciation
The new boats purchased were two eight-oared
bsrees one six-oaTed barge three four-oared gigs
two double gigs, six single gigs and TWO "o'hlhs
Zine members OF the governing committee and
five of the nominating committee were eiecteu' AS
follows:
SnIfrert Frank o. Aneld. jr., Lewis j Doyle, Cor
1eli,s b Van Brunt, William {. Redheld ana sen
tamfn A Kelley; class OF l9Oe-George T. Steoolils
lanes T Conway and Samuel X Probasko Noni- Tt2iIi
ineting committee 1864. Wallace higgins VIII
am r powers william w Shore, Alfred A Adams
and George c. Coon
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
RACQUETS END II TIE.
Ne1c- York Takes First Match, Phil
adeIDhia the Second.

In the first match of the annual intercity
tests at racquets between teams OF the New-York
Racquet and Tennis Club and the Philadelphia Rae
quet Club played in the New-York court yesterday
afternoon the New-Yorkers won IN four straight
games, 15-s. 80. 15-12 15-12 Charles E. Sands
and L. Waterbury played for the home club. and
J. P. GrIggs and Hugh Scott for the PhiladeI-
phfans The New Yorkers showed brilliant game
and forced the play throughout
At o'clock the second match began between r.
K Cassatt and George Brock for Philadelphia.
and PAYNE Whitney and NJ. S. Barger. for the
home club Philadelphia won the second match by
the following scores: I5-s I'LL. 12-15 1s-1s ELL
I'LL. 15-1A
The second half of this years match will be held
a. PHILADELPHIA next Saturday The record by
wears Is three for New-York and one for Phila-
deIDhfa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
POOR LIGHT ON RANGES.
Crescent Il. c. Marksmen Make
Good Scores, HO1reUer.

In spite of the poor light their ranges at Bay
Ridge yesterday, the Crescent Athletic Club marks
men made good scores at the traps. The at
tendance was excellent. and many visitors enjoyed
the sport among them being Sim Glover, from
Rochester, the live bird and target shot, who now
lives in this city.
Eight matches were decided before darkness set
in. DR. Martin high man for the January
Cup, with a full In the team match three
teams entered. and the captalned by L. M
Palmer the winner. with total score OF A, as
against SO made by F. B. Stephenson and l. c.
Hopkins. These two tied with E. H. Lott and H
B. Vanderveer.
Nine entered in closely contested fifteen target
trophy match, in which J. S. S. Remsen and L. z.
Hopkins tied with a score of 13 each In the first
and second shoot-offs the scores remained the
same but in the third Remsen held his original
number of breaks while Hopkins dropped 10 IO'
F B. Stephenson and II. B. Vanderveer. after
very close match at twenty-five targets, with eleven
other shooters. tied each with full scores IN the
shoot-ofr Stephenson won with "a TO VanderVeers
% C. A Lockwood won two fifteen target matches.
both with full scores. w. c. Dawson won trophy,
and so did L. M Palmer. each making fun score.
The shooting committee announced that eIuD
championship shoot will take place on March ID
and 25 Each is to shoot at 200 targets 100
each day and 30 at each trap each day The
scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

First furong ngs)-The Ciadhy. 1.ynch) to
won; Whitestone, 105 CFuleTl, second Manera
W lAicCOEasJ 10 l. third. Time. 1:l5 Palmls Laura
F. NJ Ledatrtx Dusky Secret Joe Kelly Lauretta Phil
lips and Homebred also
Second five and half acknowledgements. ia
CTreubeD, 70 g. won; Kahalian 1o2 (Fuller) l.
Ond Edgeciu. lO2 tOtis). l. third. Time. 01+ "A
TIamOtor. Skeptic and Bucksterhodi also
Third race Unglewood Hurdle Handicap: mile and a
half)Nitrate l72 Qulks). to 8 Milas, 175 (sul
Nan) to = second; CRATER 142 tBeTnhardU, 20 4.
third Time S:25is. Cazador. Cannell and May Holiday
also
Fourth race (six furlongs-Edinborough 1IO Gunep.
70 J. Won Cerro Santa 10 GIcDanie TO 8, second;
Funnyside 90 Sullvan). J. third. Time. 1:l55e
Ocyrohe and KomomDo also
Firth race thandCap: mile and a sxteenthl-Loretttl Ia
NJ, 20 (McDanieD 3 5. Requiter, 100 tDugan) 8
10 !. second; sails TrulIeT), /. third. Time.
1:4S12. Ralph Reese also
sixth race mile and seventy yardslAraoo Ss SynGh
20 g. Dutful. 80 dorarity), to l. second Brlar
thorpe lO5 Perrne third. Time. 1:4711 water
cure Blissful and Hersaln also ran.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
GEORGE AND DRUB DIVIDE HoNoRs.
Fast Ice Yachts Each Win Race on the
North Shrewsbury.

Red Bank " J.. Jan. 21 (speeiaD-Two ice yacht
races were held under the drectoh Oh 'he ~ No, -
~ the club started. Charles Z. lr"hs George
sa tho willis and Burd yacht Drub' whlch are uh-
ouestionably the fastest boats IN the meet oNiu7
,te bonors the George winning the first race ana
- T,r,,b the second The other starters were IVY
FJance's Northwest. Edward Assays DAISY Grant
and Morfords Tyro Charles Aliens Edna NJ" VIII
lam Whites Mstral. Newton Ooremuss : A'9i@'''A
and Raymond Hoagland's It's II.
The prevailing breeze was from the southeasl'
making II a beat on leg Of the triangular
course the first race the George ieu rom
start and Il was an exciting contest between her
and the Drub which at one period In the race was
only hve seconds behind her. The Georgies WIN
ming time was s5Z2 The Drub's time was 1873
Atalanta finished third and Edna NJ fourth The
Drub got the best the start IN the second race.
and despite every effort made by the Georges
skipper the Burd-wlis flyer retained the lead
N the finish covering the course In 6:12 The
Georges time S7:45. minutes and Il seconds
better than that Of the Daisy.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
HANDICAP FOR GAY BOY.
De Res2ke Disappoints Backers-
Race for MmpeSSd.
IRr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBuNEl

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
New Orleans. Jan A.-Big fields and bad track
two-year-old fliies started in the three
and half furlongs Marpessa won at 3 l.
Canyon outclassed his company in the opening
race OF one mile and led his field from start to
Ihlsh. Nicol reneated in the second race, when he
Orought Marpessa home in front. After his good
showing yesterday John Peters expected to
oulsprlnt his company I'm the third race. but he
never got to the front. Poseur won.
The start in the Live Oak Handicap was one OF
'he worst that Fitzgerald has made the meeting.
Gay Boy. at TO l, got the best of the start, and
WAS hFst home He opened up a gap In the first
quarter ana was never in trouble thereafter De
Reszke' at to >. again disappointed his hackers.
rr0ntenac al TO l. was second choice. The
mares:
r EaIsi race ace Zone me)canyon. los CNicoD to won;
- Martini 10 l. third Time AS Ida Iieb Ara
SnSes fSSieTnian, Docie and Gaslighter also ran
Jos lNicoD. to l. won Inspector Girl 11o Dominica
third Tiro tue Rose 1o3 tLtvngston). 20 to l.
S 6lSh h9oS Mrs Frank. Debeque Regina stra-
Third race (hve furlongs,-Poseur 1o2 Cannon to
Won iperlne 81 % Hennessy). I3 to l. second Lucy
IbouhE w 60 VOID II 10 l. third Time :O3Es
ief, ~ sh - aha demurrer also ran Golden Advice
Fourth race The Live Oak Handicap; seven furlongs
OIihsihsl, 10 l. second; De Reszke, 10 MARTINI,
10 2 third Time, 1:2s Old Stone. Floral Wreath.
Conundrum also ran. Careless a post
Fifth race Zone mieD,-JOe Lesser. tNicoD even.
Acrobat, 100 (Schining), 10 = third Time I:444s
sarah Maxim Kleinwood Favonius. Jordan and Sig
Sixth three-quarters mlles)-George
ian 90 ChcGee to l. won Hymettus. 100 tHennessyl
Time, 500 Bsrca, Royal Arms Lord Tennyson and
MnfInuf also ran The Way broke down.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
VENT CUP FOR MILDRED.
Wins Seventh Race from Hazel L. by 55
Seconds

Long Branch. y. J.. Jan. H (speciaD.-Commodore
r,e,,arn,n p MorrIs's Mildred won the WentZ Cup
this afternoon from William r. Johnes Hazel l.
- +re seventh OF a series Of races sailed for the
oo,,cted trophy Edwin Z. Taber's Leroy was third
N,tne yachts started. -Four finished the others
v,thdrawing before the race was half over.
The race sailed IN hght southeast WIND
1n Mildred took the lead at the start, followed
-, the Hazel L. The Mildred won by IS seconds.
hsr time for the hfteen-me course being 4s:lS The
Iyaxel 's time was 5O:l0 the Leroys 5e:S and the
Red Royers b':2s
0e ,ha seven races sailed for the trophy the
,flarsd won three the Hazel L. two and the Sweet
lesrt and the Eagle each. The Hazel L. and
the Mildred each finished second three times In
ha race for the fourth class pennant OF the South
81 ,a.,sb,,ry Club the Rumson won. with the Wood
WASH second and the Fosy third. The Rumson COW
sed ,be hve-and-one- -half-miie course In 2s;45 a
minute ahead of the Wood Wasp. Yachts OF the
s.t.xyshtry Club started the first race for the
I3Tce CUP but did not finish as the wind died out
re I er0v was the ffth tack when the race was
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
HARVARD BEATS TIGERS.
ESfra Period Needed to Decide
Game at 8 to >.

he hockey game between Harvard and Princeton
o. 81 Nicholas Rink last night one OF the
fastest closest and clesnest played Of the season
Harvard won 10 e. The rink was packed 10 the
oooEs with sh0uters for both colleges, who filed
Tie place with their roars Of applause when either
aide scored
The orange and black flags Of Princeton seemed
q Predominate, but in the early part Of the game
mey we're kept rather under cover IN that period
ihfee straight goals were made by Harvard before
fhhceion scored. They We're made by NewhaN,
"Ioer and Townsend. respectively. Newhalls work
vas feature Of the game. He steadily and per-
t@'snty shot for the goal. once sending the puck
ur7e-ouarterE the length OF the rink and into the
le~ lie had tried ii several times before and al
most succeeded
me hfst goa for the Tigers was made by Leake'
- second one by Winter and the final one OF the
"s' haA by Townsend for Harvard, making the
-is al he first half 10 ? IN favor OF Harvard.
ne Harvard men had 10 hght hard for the only
Au~' 1hey made IN the second half. for the Tigers
'"sa remarkable stick work, and fast. though
- loosh, play. ZahuhiseT made the third goal
- - FfineeIon. Sevis the fourth and Winter the
' ~ eN clever pass from Leake. There was such
- - cneeTing that the men did not hear the ref
riesss whistle the time limit. and while the
9tbs- nsS stN ln an uprOar the Tigers made an
Tfe 80 Dut 81 course II could not De allowed
Ffrsie5s.-eIee ordered extra five minutes OF
lie N tNa4 play. il was the hardest fought bat
Vare ~ ~ evening Wilder finally scored for Hdr-
6 Tbs -Islng the final score-Harvard. C; Princeton
AiAt-Lp
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
WOOD SKATES IN FRONT.
Defeats Sarony an Half Nile Dash
at Red Bank.

Red Bank y. J.. Jan. q (SpeciaD.-The skating
races on the North Shrewsbury River, held this
afternoon. drew a crowd OF three thousand
people The ice tri1e too soft, but the con-
tests fast and furnished some keen competi-
ton Morris Wood the amateur champion, easily
the half-mile open. in which sarony was sec
ond. Wood was first in the two-mile handicap. IN
which he started from scratch. In the one-mile
handicap Arthur Yale Sarony, OF the New ork
A c., finished first. Morris Wood. who started
from scratch. dropped out after the second lap
The half-mile race for Monmouth skaters was
close contest Delford Fisher Of Red Bank, beat
out John and Charles Wood. The summary
Half-mile scratch-Won by Morris Wood, Verona Lake
Skating Club Yale SarOny. y. Y A ., second;
Woodward sutphen. Of Long Branch third Time. 1;OIh
Cne-mile handicap-Won by Arthur Y. Sarony Q25
YARDS; Woodward sutPhen q2o yards) second Deiford
Two-nile handicap-WOn by Morris Wood tscratch);
Allen Taylor Verona Lake Skating Club 90 yards sec
ond Edward Muigan. Verona Lake Skating Club 600
yards), third Time, 5;2I n
HALE mile scratch Monmouth County eontestWon by
Delford Fisher Charles Wood second John Wood third
Time
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
ONE-DESIGN AUTO" BOATS TO RACE.
KniekerbOcksr Yacht Club Having Ten
Built-0ficers Elected.

It was announced at the annual meeting and dfr-
ner or the knickerbocker Yacht Club. held az ths
Hotel Manhattan last week. that the club Is having
built from the designs OF Charles Caughtry. bv the
New-York Kerosene Engine Company ten autorno-
bile racing boats Of the 2i-foOt one design class
Races OF these boats are 10 be held every SATURDAY.
afternoon next season. and some OF them viii 20 on
the annual cruise taking part in the daily runs
The date of the annual regatta was fixed for the
hrst Saturday In June, ladies day in July, and
the annual cruise on the first Saturday in August
The officers elected for 1866 were: Commodore
w. 3. Beam; vice-commOdore. G. Edgar Allen: rear
commodore Frank Z. Brown; treasurer. George H
Cooper secretary J. o. Sinkins0n; rneasurer G. J.
StelZ; Meet surgeon Or. c. ID. HamIen. and board
OF directors. Henry Stephenson. ROdrnan sands
+. r. Stillman, l. c. Berram and o. D. Dixie.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

First race seing: furIongsD-Nightmare 81; Bel
Indian Foxhunting, 81; Bishop Poole and Rabert
Virginia 90: kits. 80; Antn~ny 81: Moorish
Damsel and Slow Poke 90 Norwood Ohio lOl AleantaTa
I04
Second Cnaidens furlongs-Stalker Lee Snow.
Totle and Ojibwa. 81; Yellow Hammer: Evelyn Kinsey
Axiom 100: Flying Charcoal. 10l, Joe Wise
Signal II, l02; Egglest0u. 1O7.
Third (selling; mile)-Royal Prince. Mtsan-
thrope Decoration and John D. 1OO Flaseo IO2 Nina.
and Huckleberry Finn, 1O3; ReveiIe
and MadI Love. 1O5; Death 107; Merry Acrobat no
Fourth race zone nile(Phl Finch Irogon CaTrlEai
Bradley Bill, 100: Ahola 102; haywood and Old
Stone 103; Harry New 107: Formaster 10; Ham. Red
Raven and Hands Across III.
Fifth Selling and one sixteenth miies-Chan-
treIe 90 Rachel Ward 80; Lady Fonse. e5; Austrana
g6; Noweta Sarah Maxim and Miss Betty, 81; Semper
WAX. 1O2: Sever. 1O3 Homestead. 1O5; Reliance.
JOG; Mountebank 100.
Sixth mnel-Keough and Triumvir. 100; Ara
Foster. 102; Exclamation. lO3 onyx
H. Rabunta. Burke Cochran New-Amsterdan and Char
ley's Dream. 1O4: Frank Rice and Dalesman, 1O1
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
NAVY FENCERS DEFEATED
W WaShingtOn Team Wins Hard
Fought Contest from Nidd;es

Annapolis. Nd. Jan. A.-The midshipmen openea
their fencing season here this evening and lost 70
the team representing the Washington Fencers' Clnh
IN nino-bout contest The score was 70 in favor
OF the visitors The feature of the meeting was the
close fight between Captain Knox Of the roidsbiD
men. and Farley. OF the Washingtonians for The
deciding bout OF the contest. The two tied twice
oetore Farley was able TO win from Knox The
score by bouts:
Farley. Washington. and Knox. Navy. tied; Breeken
Ioge ashington. defeated sharp Navy Dichman Navy
aeftsted Copnger. Washington Farley Washington de-
sharp Navy: breckenridge Washington, defeated
brennan, Navy: Knox Navy. defeated Coppinger
inston; Dichman Navy, defeated Farley Washington
f:reekenridge Washington defeated Knox Navy; sharp
navy, defeated Coppinger Washington; Knox Farley
tied: Farley, Washington, defeated Knox. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

The annual midwnter mess dinner OF the Sachem's
Head Yacht Club was given at the Hotel Astor last
evening some sixty members being present Com
modore William Z Peck presided The guests Of
the evening were Commodore F. T. Rogers and
Fleet Captain Howard F. Barlow OF the Rhode ISL
and Yacht Club. The reports showed the club to DO
In a prosperous condition. the membership at pres
an, bsinp 1g7 with an enrolled fleet OF eighty seven
,sasssis Among the speakers were John Elton way
and Robert O. Mitchell Edward q. seward krank
n waterman and Captain John J. Phelps. or tals
eitv Music was furnished BY two male q9artsts-
Tha aO-foot club flag which was nown from IRE
soufhern fagstan of the Hotel Asror AZ 0AS esNe&
dav attracted considerable attention
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
T. PAups oUTPLAYs WEST POINT.

n t1' fELEGasPH 10 THE THIBUNEj
- Foht' \ y. Jan. a.-The ST. Paul's School
- seven defeated The cadet hockey team here
10y Dy score Of 10 J. The game played
- i-Ah o. the parade grounds. which had been
- oll me See was IN poor condition and many
,,. 7euiiea Play fast but not unduly
-, IAe cadets were clearly outclassed IN team
4hey were. however without the services
-, III % their best men Sumner al goal
4, -. AA usual good game for the Army. and had
80 .a-as illi stopping the accurate shots OF the
y. -1'yA Richardson. getting The puck. shot the
4rfsss.s from scrimmaRe early IN the first half
"a fke tleheG The score shortly afterward. carry
iA E-s,A ne entire length of the rink for the
! Feo- ne lhsl haf the soldiers were unable
hgFs r. -3ushtry shot the hnal goal for ST
ne lineup aud score:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
wEsLEYANs FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Aiddletown, Conn. Jan q (SpeciaD.-Charles w.
Atwater. manager or the Wesleyan football team.
has announced the following schedule OF games:
October University OF Vermont at Mddetown; Octo
p. New-Yori1 University at New York October Is
Schenectady, y. y. November 4 Tufts at Mid
dleioWn II. Williams Middleton: November
IL Trinity addetoWn, and November 20 Swarthmors
Philadelphia
Games will probably be arranged with Yale and
colum bia and a practice game with the Connecticut
Agricultural College. Dartmouth and Harvard have
both been dropped from the schedule this year.
I-nion and Swarthmore taking their place With
Nr Reiter once more in charge as coach and good
material in the class Of OS Wesleyan should nave
yictorious season next IAN
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
PLAY CLASS TITLE MONDAY.

The Glass b amateur billiard championship at the
l4-inch baIkline game will begin on Monday at
Maurice Daly's billiard academy. The entries arc
A Lowenborg winner OF the late local tourha-
ment: William Gershel. winner OF the IsOz lass
-bor,rionsbip. f. NJ Cauda C. z. White. from
Rrooklvn winner OF the Fifth Avenue Hotter
tournament: H. NJ Coleman. n. Van Tine ahe Il
NJ selvatius There Will be three prizes besides
fLe championship emblem. The players, IL V an
nounced, are al In good practice ana the @,nnei
in an probability Will be graduated into CihHs n
az and G he eIigibie for championship honors- The
rafnes will take place afternoons at o'clock ana
s~sing5 al SD
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
TRACK MEET At H4RVARD
Intercollegiate Games To Be Held an
the Stadium.

The executive and advisory committees OF the
intercollegiate Association OF Amateur Athletes of
America met in this city last night and formally
decided hold the next track meet In the stadium
~, soIdiers. Field Cambridge on May q and rs
Annlications from Brown and Dartmouth for cleo
tI6n 10 membership received and will be acted
on al the next meeting February 26. II was de-
cded TO Improve the medals TO be offered as prizes
and a sum OF money was appropriated Tor ne"
There were present Z. McP: Armstrong. Princeton
president; Mr. Draper, New York University, secre-
tary: w n Stillman. Yale; r. L. Sard, Harvard J;
II Garter Pennsylvania; G. II. Erich. Cornell and
the advisory committee. q. 7. Kirby, Columbia anu
Murdock Rendrick. Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
Association FOOTBALL.
CdledomaRs OutpIay the Brooklyns
at Prospect Park.

One of the best games OF association football
played this season took place yesterday Pros
pect Park where the New-York Caledonians de-
feated the Brooklyns by a OF goals to l.
The Caledonians took time TO get used TO the
fast level field. but then their fine combination
showed 10 advantage, and before the end of the
first half the score stood at goals l in their
favor TAFT and J. Mcdonald did especially
brilliant work on The right wing. and were well
helped by A. Mcdonald in the centre.
The Brooklyn forwards lacked combination. al
though Nelson and Mcneil played well together
Anderson and Rydberg did good work fulback
and Grve. a new member. played a promising
game. Mckinley and Macke proved two strong
fullbacks for the Caledonians. while Nisbet saved
many shots at goal. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
YACHT CAPTAINS MARROW ESCAPE.

Atlantic city N j., Jan. H.-The clothing OF Cap
tain Doughty. OF the yacht George H. Bates caught
a. .o-dav from an explosion OF gasolene the
bost FIe Jumped into the inlet 10 save MS life and
yaa scarly drowned before he was nshed cut.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

lstnti..-- q. Townsend and Galloway Princeton
kasslI -L%,ls. Leake and Wint % Referee-W-
rrp. AeH-YorE Hockey cub IYme-TWo twenty
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
GOLF.
MANY LAKEWOOD GOLFERS OUT.

Lakewood N J., Jan. q SIeciaD.-Twenty-five
,,oIfers started in the weekly handicap the
links Of the Country Club this afternoon. The day
was clear and warm but the frozen ground kept
thu scores high ard only eight players turned in
cards. John B. Mcdonald. who has been playing
here all the week among the first 10 start. but
he returned no card. The scores
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
FOR UNION RAcETRAcK, $4,000.

St Louis Jan. A.-The Union racetrack plant
and lease were sold at auction to-day by the re-
ceiver for $4,000 10 Captain Patrick ]. Carmody.
who represented the old stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
SWEEPSTAKES AT pYKER MEADOW.

sweepstakes handicap against boyle was played
at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club course yesterday.
IN which fifteen members competed and nine re-
turned cards The winner was Daniel Chauneey.
who finished down TO bogie. W. J. Geddes, who
was down finished second. The were;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

a challenge for sixth International chess match
by cable for the Rice trophy was sent 10 Oxford
and Cambridge universities December 81 OF last
year by c. ": Tucker. r., Of Columbia University
chairman or the managing cOuauittee INA cLs{'
lenge suggested April p and q as the dates fo-
the contest. ~ e0 -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

shster Russell Refer@e-Bulen. New-YOrk A c.
lmpiTeS-E z Bossa and Thomas :. Potter Time
twenty minute halves
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
CAMBRIDGE ACCEPTS.
Willing to Play american Chess
Team 1Cith Oxford.

Cambridge. England. Jan. 1.-Cambrijge Univsr-
sity has accepted the challenge OF Columbia, Har-
ward. Yale and Princeton universities for an inter
"A and 10. 20 NF4t-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

k.,' Jan A.-"Willie" Hoppe has won the
,.s.. ls-inch bRlkline billiard contest with
NJ = hasfer by making SIS in the second night =
N-iaetcf scored 2e7
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

Work AND HELP FOX ALL
secured by using The Tribuhe's marrow col
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
TRoPHY sHooT-l5 TARoETs-HANDIcAP
rpopuy sgoor-i5 TARgETs-HANDIcAP
YOUNG GIANTS,

Young GIANTS.
those Little Ada OF tho People" In making busi-
mess those who them.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
,rs-HANDICAP.

= e, Rsmssn Ia HOPKINS Is. Final shoot-On-
gemsen 1s: Hopkins 10 Won by Remsen
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
1ANrrARY cup-2s rARaErs-HANpIcA
TROPHY sHoor-2s TARGETs-HANDICAP


shoot-Off-F r stephenson. "a; H B. vandervser'
Won by Stephenson.