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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-29

"It often happens that a paper Of
5000 circulation covers Its field more
thoroughly than some other paper
with too. 900 circulation covers Its
field and the territory that the
paper OF smali circulation covers
must bs reached through the COL
umns OF that paper."-Mr. charIes
L. Benjamin.. In Printers Ink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
At KenilWorth Park.

Especial TO The Times Dis patch.o
4 RlJFFAIO, y. -, March lS.--Tlle Kcn!s
worth Park Meeting here promises this year
10, be the best OF the minor meetings held
under the iurisd!ction OF the Jockey Club.
The dates assigned. form June 10Th to July
Eth. allow for thirty-Dne days racing ana the
~Hther judging from other years should lie
sc1ceiient The stake list for the track Is nov
In couraf OF preparation, and the announce
tment Of events WIN be made shortly. The
CLOSING dates probably viii he around April
10Th. N order that horAemen racing al Ben.
ninss may have chance 10 size IN ihejf.
material s. s. Rowland president OF Tho
5Bpnaio Rafing Association, sa w ha the pros.
poets fer successful ssaHsii nj Kcnilworil,
lark are extremely bright. s
ACCORDING 10 the stake lists now belng ar
ranged. about $4,000 VIII he dsirib,itad nj
fltenii"orth Park during tho five fweeks' meet ,
Ing. There VIII be sixteen stake events 5Tbr
principal race VIII be The Buffalo derby which
~ II expected. viii have u value Of about
5000 The serial hanhicaps rhieh proved very
snccessful last year, VIII be retained al,J
stcHp'erhaHiDs viii be made more of a festIjre
man ~ the past Probably four stakes for
lhssn,lcs VIII be placed on the programme
y Is not known WIN will he Designate
starter AZ he meetings, Mars Cassidy Gcclpcd
stne position last year. hut he viii onicIslt On
me metropolitan circuit this reason thus he.
5nfSi'aiing the appointment, 81 d s,,ccessor d /
'uHslo II Us undHrriood that Joseph Murphy
anl Francis Neison ttili act a. presiding Judge,
ana steward, rrsr.ntIysly Mr.. AIurpi,y'nGcs ,,.
4 rhd Nth The new A,nerl1an gDrf Asr,cIn
lion csils Tor hin, ~ act AZ starter when re
6cesasfY but The ruggrstIon tbnt he act N, thsi
eara,-ttN q, kenilworth Ia not being snrinisly
considered N 5000
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3Randolph-Macon Schedule

+ Special ( to The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND, y'A.,S March as The, athletic
Association q Macon College +;
Richmond College at Richmond, saturday.
April s1st AK ssE 4 sa3s q gI: Sl43
'Frederieksburs AZ Fredericksburg. Yyednes-
w Woo eIr Forest at Orange Monday, April
10th. 81. & q " * 81
University Of Virginia. at Chariot
Tuesday, April q It'll. tj5 Z.
William and Mary At Ashand, Friday; lat =,
Nc nday, 17th sls.33s RAJ Z
3s HHn,pden- Sidney Coilc at Farnlvil'e. sat
urday, April .2d. E4s 4 448
Teclinlcai School OF IIehigh University at
Ashland. Monday, April te4th. az l!%astta54j 5 Z.
at Ashland. Wednesday, Aprll
e6ths f5s5t AZ 54t
Washing ton and Lee Universal a Lexington.
VirFna,I Military Institute a Lexington
Monday, May list. REX
q Richmond -----,-- at Richmond, - 4,
championship game with Richmond Il 90 ege,
the date Of which has not not yet been ar
ranged. i will sbe played. however. early ~
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
'BENN|NGS RACES
OPEN q this i week \ K
Will Mark Beginning of Spring
Racing Season on East
ern Turf. ,ss 8
STABLE ROOM AT A PREMIUM
Prospects for KellilW worth Park.
N1eetil1g ew Schedules for
Fasig- Upton Sales.
especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)l

Especial 10 The Tln1es-Dispatch.)4 AK
IS WASHINGTON. March 1s.--The racing SPA
son in Tho East will begin with the opening
OF the BenninEs meeting next week. Owing
TO the pleasant weather, owners and trainers
have been sending their horses along in their
wcrk in order to get them ready for the
opening. n early all the eastern horses are
backward, and for this reason the many
horses that have been on the winter tracks
viii more than hold their own this year.
+ The Bennings track has filled UP and stable
room is at a premium. The most forward
horses seem TO be those in the stable Of
billy Garth; He has four candidates in the
Jessie Brown cup. a race for tWo-year-olds.
ana expects to make a strong bid for the
prize. AT the present time there are very
few horses eligible for that race mt - the
track, but IT. yexpec ted that Within the next
few days many Others will be there. and then
some line on their speed can be had & 4
y The entries for the different stake events
Which will he decided during the meeting
han been announced. and the list cont aims
many good performers In the Bennings
on the opening day, will be found Santa Gaia
line, DIke8of :lSendal, 1nvincible. Divination,
hsterisk. SAILS. Tralnator Himself Bill Curtis.
Winchester. Preen. Incense, Pelham Charles
s1lwood, Right and True. Trapper. Buttons,
5Tuscn. @Fnrenastc r, relphie, S Roseben and
Shrine. Many of these have performed at
New Orleans. Hot Springs and on the Cal
Sifornia tracks, and ore already In condition
for good game. ~ s23s iF (,
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asiig-Tipton Sales.
tsiocial ID Tbs Tlu,ess5pi=pat1i

II Especial 10 This Time pispaicii.)5 IS
& NEW YORK; March s1s;--lt was ai-5
nounced by the Fisig-ripton Company
this week that theretwould be a radical change
In The schedule Of yearling sales for the comm.
season and that the programme followed DUR
ing tho past ew$yenrs would be entirely al
tered In tho past 1t hns been customary 10
have the Hasln sale first, continuing !, on
firms have been entirely disposed Of
q This year, according TO the new arrange
.mcsIt, the sale Will begin On suburban day
OF the consignment Of lIagln yearlings from
the Rancho del Paso stud will be led into the
ring. Three days will he taken up in selling
the consignment. On the following Monday,
the Kentucky breeders who have pooled their
interests this year, will sell their ycarlings.
occupy the next three days and will include
the horses ar r. +. Clay, Gatcsby Woodfor1, 4
Baker.and Gentry. NJ. r.. T. j. Carson, j.
NJ Camden. and other Blue Grass breeders,
until III, last three days OF the meeting when
the llaGin lot from Emendorf will 20 under
the hammer. Mr., 1iagin also has decided to
reserve q number OF his yearlings for thu
autumn sales. which have become unusually
NJ Puiar With certain oWner,s and trainer.
There arc also $50 warnings in thu lot tina,
Will be sent up from Elmcndorf, The biggest
consignment ever sent East from the Ken
lucky farm.
a large humber Of breeders, Including NIL.
tor Young. Adolpli Spreckles and others. have
decided 10 reserve their yearlings nn,ii lhe
September salcs, which viii begin on Futurity
day. and continue until the entire output or
warnings net already sold has been disposed
snf, The sales his year promise 10 he record
hreakers ~ tue matter III numbers offered.
there having teen more than 400 foa's
registered last year, the vast majority Of
which VIII pass under tho hammer .8g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

syracuse. at New Haven; May 18th. Princeton,
Is. Exeter d, Exeter. Columbia vs. Cornell,
at New York; May 20th.5 Ienna. vs. Cornell.
at philadelphia: Harvard vs. Princeton, ~
Haven; May 23d. Yale svsa Vermont. at New
iliaven May satt. Pcnna. tvs. Brown, at
Philadelphia; Harvard va Williams, at Cam
bridge; Princeton VI. Dartsn1outh. at P;ince.
ton: Cornell vs. Boston University. at Ithaca;
May 9th. Penna. vs. Princeton. Mt Princeton;
Harvard Us. LehlEh. at Cambridge: Yale va
EeorEetown. at New Haven; Cornell VS. Mall
haitian College. at Ithaca: May s0th \ penna.
STATE at Princeton: Columbia rs. Orange a
5Cs. nj Orange. NJ j.; Yale vs.. Andover. at
New Haven; May slst, Harvard Us. Browtl
a 1 Cambridge. I'D K
June 1st to July 1st.
June 1st.. 1'enna. Us. Ail-Academic, at Phil
Al Hanover; Yale vi Princeton, al New
Haven; Columbia VS.. Fortihan,. ut Fordham
~. " cornell,vs oheriin College; at ithaca
June eth, Penna. VS.. Georgetown at Fhiladel-
Harvard vs. Bowdoin.. s5at Cambridge; Yale
vs.. Dartsn>cuth.s at New Haven. princeton vs.
Fnckneil. at rrinceton:. Columbia VS. YER
mont. At Burlington; June Sth, 1'enna. vs.
at Burlington. June 9th. Columbia VS. Darts
mouth. at Hanover: June 10th. Fenna VS. Har-
ward. nj Cambridge: Yale VIZ. Princeton. ut
3I,rincetnn: Columbia VS.. Dartsmouth at Han
sdench; June 4th. Harvard vs.. Columbia, q t
Cambridge; Princeton vs. West " frginia. at
Princeton: n Columbia VS.. award, Mt Cam
bridge: June 18th, Columbia VS.. Amherst. at
Andorer: .JuneslTthl Harvard ys. Holy Cross
at Cambridge; Yale vs. Princeton. at Crescent
Nc, ground in case OF tie: Columbia vs
: I:rovn at at, Providence: June I'D. Harvard vs..
Yale ut New Haven; July LIST, Harvard vs.
Yale At New y ork. In ca Sc of tie. J.
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s i / Sidney College

special to- THE Times Dispatc CHI . Z.
MO IIAMPDES-SIDEEY.55 N Al. March is The
i cns N ma tiors for the second term have been
occupy!ng thefstudentr for the past en- g ays,
but the last one feii IN Saturday. ana during
the breathing spell which followa.s q number
The following Is the schedule games 70 pc
played By the bali team AS far az completed !;
April lst open: a prils 7tf. ina Chrts stan
College, at ilAmpIe April Iticf,
,nond College, at 1Ialnpden Sidney; prii "a
Randolph Macon, at q Iampden- Sidney; Aprtl
10TH Emory and Henry, at II ain pden- = sidney.
The dates for games at Richmond ana ~ atl-
land which Will be played on The trip TAKEN
by the team. have not as Il yet bee DECIDED
9upon 81 ~ u,
MI For. cat cher Scott ilson and Bednger are
#asp,rants; Reynolds and N ontEomery VIII TAX
turns In The box; first so is conte Z f9r
b. KuykendaI Irving and Warren X second
Ia AZ #isR a bone 81 contention between Rooth
and FleminE; 81 Mt short, Gan,mon has ~ ~
6o,yt way. y M cIfvatne Reynolds and Edmunds
arc o,it for third The outfieid Will be made
Ip from N. Kuykendall. 8a C;erow. ss8 81 keson
RI lselinger. Edmunds. u nsbe rgcr, = RI
and whiting. IN " # Isl ID @ss u. 4,
Is with great pleasure that ihe college
has received q title ,'lst from, Dr., John Bel
5Heunenlan profess OF English u tersture In
Fs;rwanee University. Dr. Iienneman was pro- =,
lessor bf English at I1ampd sidney rom Slsso
Etoss 1894 and no y member Of the faculty eyer
occupied n h gher position In a the estimation
OF both the authorities and students than Sdin
DR. Heanernan. ~ sa nds In the front RANK
81 Is educators. and EaTnpde Sidney is Justly
proud Of him. S3 E 3 b. b II,
M Among the visitors on the hill during the
past week iw rrc Mr. and Mrs. tserk ley Car
rinEton OF Dahriie Mil a rnstro Sof Salem.
and Captain Arirstrong,9 OF the philippines
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RACES AT NEW ORLEANS MS,
Simplicity and Fair Calypso
Among Days Winners.

8.7 by Associated Eress.
First receive SfurlonEe- Simplicity 20 TO,
u first, Hannibal sBey as to y second Arch
Oldham III to 81 N iry1 Time, ol 4 I s.
Second race--seyell fur!ons EST air 3E Calypso
)fIrst Iurora l1o saJ second OF,
Amour fsato p third. Tins. ~ As
f Third race-mile and Ferenty shrds--Foy
Arms ~ to ~ first I,a lcsnan g to % second. 4
Monograph q ITO 81 third n Time, rs 1-d.s
"A Fourth race-siS furlongs, ha ndlcAp-- Escut--
scheon 70 10 lO) first incihla tl3 10 81 ze-s
.cond. Mayor Johnson 10 to 1l thtrd. Tins
Fifth 1are-one mile--Ai anthrnpe a 10 ID ~
first AVOID Ito y second. I'arlsienne 40 toi
~ third. Va Time, IN 1:41 3l5.8$f "a 81
II Sixth ce--five furlongs--J. M. O'Neil 81
Il to- u third Time 100 $50 IS u. s IS.
Seventh racs--nis and I. one IS n
Bis; Wake "a to31, @ttird Time, =; 49, 70.
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Results at City Park.
A ( Il, 7, Assoc lated Press.)

n.y. ARsocfat ed Press, l Al
NEW Ul1LEA Ms March 1s.- Sum
u First race ven fur1onEs-K erne g To- 81
first Billy IIandsel 100 second " I'adr
5u3 o&lo)i third Time, rs. 81
.t25 ~ first Signal w a ato n second,
Governor sa yefs G tn y hirh. Time 7
tim III E10o first Berth 10 aecond.
EChiof Arahltelld rs TO 81 third. Time. :54
Fourth -inile-h and nsion "a to-
IL first brand New 20 to % second, Coruscatc
8Cl5sto i.)S third Time, IA 40
Fift race five a--o,ndly t5,t9 y
first llarty co g y g ss g B s aunter
81 Sixth. rsee--sx f,lraongsT hesplan q stptt5)
first E,bie Ito ~ Heronds Sid Silyerss(f
$tosS13 third. Time IL 3 Ss
Seventh N e-mle-Renreo f6 to- q first
Red Ruler n TO 81 second eberr Fields ~
to;il),g third. Time, "A Al
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Davey's Betting Bill.

Io ~. EIFtIbT 10 I'M" TIDJtt. JINUNINh.J pl43
LONDON, March if.-tJ.prn I,apH, i.as again
lntrooretJ The b"ttiug bill IN thA House : N
yLlaSt Lap, asason sthr ,1sasure was s,ii,.
8lps@d y w haatd uroi, ne report ri q feIact
iAnt'diine az 1909, hut NJ Il matter nf, fact
.lhrn durham 1tGIned 70 recognize Il, M il,
MY say rinnphtsDs from itiat body over
Wtlfn ne prssidsd II WIS designed IA f,robiitii
btftFiY li any ilacs 10 shiph the public Ind
tg W. afsess ineind,pg public houses
&lpf government hcAe,ded 81 an fnHJitio,, thai
" stWnie Re olnftnfa Entirely 10 street i,pt.
VIZ. ttils 'oaflflffipn Hi,E agreed i6,5 hut I'M
IN FnHsr tthehtj ne itogse ~ Gorirdonr;
~ y ~ itF Hoafltd form ikf,i M lbnnsure8 M
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depend upon fixed a,sa,tnentss of any kind
tS plasa carry Carrying contest Neither ne kick
ing limited 70 any ono man. but y y d ~.
game tho bali cannot he carried, passed or
bounced along tho ground. no player except
the goa | keeper is allowed 70 make use OF
a THE maximum size for an association foot,
ball field is e00xlpo yards. nnd the mini
mum 1o0xbo yards. The goals on the end lines
cross bar eight feet from the ground The
bnll used Is perfectly round instead of tapeI-
Ing at the ends. as is5 the college game bal.
ana about twenye,stt enes nIa
divided into five forwards. three half .bac ks,
two full backs, and ono goal lteeper Tho for.
wards consist q two right Wings. so ley y
general. and the most important man on tn:
Fterin. The forwards are usually the lishtsr ana
faster players. and "a re the skirmlsh line Tor
attack halt-baeks are used partly ,Sr
Tense, and must be able lto make long kicks
only man allowed to use his hands, and then
rot in carrying, but only to&xtrike or pass
the BALL Is tho final efense. and next to thsF
center occupies the most responsible post in
The team which wins tho toss starts the
game by kicking the ball from q the center OF
the field. The oppone1,ts cannot come nearer
aoi. 81 TIE ma who places the ball In play
cannot Kick It agaln Until rs has been used
Sby some player. " hcnever the ball rs put
this scores a. point, except when this4is done
Son the kick OF. IN I the ball lis kicked out OF
bounds 1T Is returned by a player on the op-
pcsite side 1rippns and holding are not e. al
kick us a penalty for n foul. q There arc two
halves of forty five minutes each, Or Ness
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Varsity, 16; Miller, 1.s

49, T- ISTttTAI F7IbPatCII.J "
cIiARLoTTEsyILLE VA March ls--ylr-
Elnin played today the second Of ~ games
With the prepa story schools Of the ST de-
man itwirsr, who came to yirsinia from
Roanoke colleEe. showed the yaTslt men Mel,
what he could do by retiring nineteen Or
tho opposing hatsnen on strlkes.$ Jones. he
Miller School twirler. who defeated Wash,
ngon and Lee and Virginia inst.
5nngs, hut after that the Virginia batsmen
landed OH him freely: Tho fentures Of the
Win also assisted in a fast double, pa
h Sl n I3{g II. II, n.
Miller School ,,,, q 90 0 o OIL ss6 3
& batteries: Virginia F!sers and Chandler, Mill
Ter School ones a nd HVoodson. Umpire, Kit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
WEIDMAN DEAD.
\ as Once One Of Noted Pitch,
crs in National League.
lspeclal "a ING Tllnos. Ditpaleh.l.

SPECIAL 70 The Times pisnateh3
MEM YORK, March 3iS,-Georse Wr!dman,
'Tce ono ~ the noted pitchers 81 fthc M
ii0nal League, died rHceDsls in this city fol-
"a wiihtho iperoi, euS ana after 1u Win NH,
N" Me'ropolitane, aud the Giania 81 this
city IN 1859, Weidlnan pitched oRn ~ Tho
lall II wss between Detroit and Providence.
aud went eighteen innlnTa Providence uan
bS o1c run 70 nothing Wcidman piirhed for
Detroit, and John Montgomery Ward, for Prov
d,nce, ~ The eighteenth inning ''Did iiosT'
Ipdhbnrn. the star pitcher Of his iine. VINO
Wak playing In The 8oulfirld. hi, The hall 6rer
ihe left field fence, and Won tho gstSe fnt
~. 6f"Ss Manager Ned ianon IT the
Brooklyn elm, PLACED crptfTteld Tor he.
,
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.EQaklaWn. Summary!

- n CByEi Associat ed I'rcss.
HOT SPRINGS, r = Me rcll ls. SUM
First race three -fourths OF a n,ile-Paul
Jones e. TO first, N ordell g to 9, SECOND,
Geneva Zee, IN 40 ~ third. Ti1no. z ~:
sncond lace--fiye fnrongs Pretty Nell q 90
~ first, William Motif g 70 ~ second, star
sIfrg "A to- 81 third. Time 5s. siss .5s;
TX Third race-r,liIe and ian eighth, hand leap
Falernian 6 to 81 first Sidney 1,oye g TO 9
second Jack Young q to III third. $s Tl'ne.
a Feurtl, race-m,le and half listen 90
to s. first, Little Wall ~ to- % second, Faik
lind IS to Time. 2;!o 81 !, u },
first. voltage Is tcS y second, Dewey 4 e 70
1)fthird. Time, = :1b 4-b. a r>J
Al sixth Il race--iniie, selling-Payne g 70 %
Z first Colonel Preston "a TO y second. simon
Kent co 3toD third Time. p :45.3l N (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
.sHEYL|N PLANNING
F0RISPR|NG PRACTICE
Yale Coaching Arrangements
Expected to Cause Surprise.
Rogers Resigns 3ats Carlisle.
Z special IA The Times Dispa tch.9

rs, ( Special Ia The Wines, Dispatch.)
NEW H. yt;N, COMM March rs. Captain
sheylh Of the. Yale foot bal eleven, is pla n
ming for the Stirring practice or the team. This
probably will begin about Easter and will
continue two sOl3 three weeks. / most Of the
work being in pun,ing and handling kicks. He
has made no announcement of his plans for tho
coaching of the eleven for ncxt season. but some
surprises are looked for wheL he does. Onr
is the expected report that James ]. Hogan,
captain of the eleven last fall. Will not be
available as coach next fall.
s The latter's friends say4}t hat he is likely TO
be in the New FORK Law School inst cad 4of
u: Yale, and that he VIII not be able to
hclptto any extent :. 14Ss
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MR.. BILLIARDS EXPERIENCE,

( Uttefhurn IIhih NbFingt Company, Amtlo
Courthouse. Vat
Dear sirs,--l suffered greatly for s.y.ra,
months with indigestion, which lGy phssi,
i,aa ,he hes, medical irentuenI hi tonnd
little. or no relief. MAS Ipdhted by Mr. I
Ia Smith 10 frS the nss, of Inv 0t,gfirrn
Mater ana commenced using h Al,{ut Z. ~. =
months ago twit'out basdng any faith IN
jiss and IL has cured iaa entiEelS.s Ia none
flts 10 me are incalcplal,pa, il Cant be yalnea
too Mighty II has made news man ~ mo
.:2 KICMMOM11 II llIIl.ARIlL.
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(Special 10 THE Times-Dis,,att /,

Il EsNj YORK. March 1s.--Segotiations are
under way to bring Jockey Mcdaniel from
Los Angeles toSrIdc In the East fer James
n. keene during the coming reason. Mo-
Daniel sis considered one Of the best light
weight jockeys in the country, and experienced
@horsemen predict for him brilliant career
lie is the grandson of Colonel MCDANIEL who
owned Harry f3assett and other famous horses
a quarter OF century ago. Colonel Mcdaniel
vas responsible for the turf career of James
Rowe. 4 liner for Mr.. Keene. a
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Notes Of the Running Turf.

Especial to The Times Dispat cll.) s5.j3 z.
NEWSsYORE. March lS.--E. f, Smathcrs, the A
we'll known eastern turf,nan. who a short time A
age sold all his trotting horses, VII devote all
his attention during this aeaxon to \ his rum
ming stable. w hich will be one of the biggest
to be cnmpaigned on the eastern tracks. He
will, no doubt, run some OF his horses on the
western tracks lin the early spring meetings. A
BIZ. his entire stable will then he shipped East
and will race in this section. sf
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Hart and Johnson Matched.

special - The Tlmtsssi ispaicr)
SiAN ihitANriscD. Maicli is.-EAner Il ioEy
delay .inatrl, has finally been arranged ~.
Tween Marvin Hart, the IauisEfiIe hight
heafANpisht, and Jack ,lDiiaHDn III gatiforHo
thn eolnfh hnaYSweight champion NJ America
Mnichmaker Aleh tireggains having recay,l
fht march permit from 4 he hoard ~ hupar-
lfpinptiS made The fightefs M oaor eni
'heN grabbed y \ alhoni ariay jy
ll@ contest VIII br fo' i%eEty y rounds aBi
Win " Ought al Wofqards Datilinn ihr iait
week ", thus nenth l'p'li ngh,.ra ,ge ir:iIit.
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succession oxford beat Cambridge At cricket
Iast week. ~ The dark blues always held the
winning hand. and & liter leading at half time no
tho victory BY three goals to one. To an ex-g
Etcnt the result wan a surpr!se. but there can
ba no question shout he sup orr ~ OF the
winning team II 4 Cambridge seemed II TO have
lost the characteristic and scientific forward
work 4! OF former years. 5ss
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Yost at Cornell.

tspsitbi % ne 1ti,n6k. Ditpateli,
lfttatt5. ~ ~, I#nt N. tffn tiornsis tJDl-
emnfiER . hsztsR lsrtrpes0r ~ IL tapic,
1!si ~ FttJihsFf tthiifopNia Il 1tsi Ii ysJt only
A Greer bissE 809 1FrAttltf. taif u trsiHey sni
bsPlPr ~ ptYslfsl culture nj M eiit,ts ~ Z
nm hff baFinE ttrYaf ~ trainer ~ ibe
tttls #istf MfdHAt fsjtftKe3 IA tfplufabut ANA
'ps2g At5lsite Asstttst1il, ~ afaltiet isbtha
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Carolina, Il Guilford,

r Especial to The ,rlmes- Dspatchl I
{, CHAPEL Hill, N, C.. March l8.--t,arolina
won in her first game OF the season here to-
day against Huilford College; The feature
OF the game @as q brilliant triple play for
Stem. ,2f5l eSf 81 AZ ,l. y ~ "a .4s
batteries: a Carolina 81 ton and Noble Gull y
foldv-Ii obbs and Hobbs, Carol na--ei Hts
runs. =; errors, 4. Guilford-vIl Its. 81 runs, !;
errors 4. VI h ~ ~ i
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Prospects fof & ennis. ]

fspecial 10 The Times Dikpatch.) 45a
I'll NEW YORK, March H. rorpects ri e.1 In Y
8terestins and exciting series on tennis contests
we're made evident this week at the nDnal
meeting Of the Metropolitan Lawn Tee mis-
League " The number Of clubs in the lea que
was materially Increased, and the cham
bic nxh,p series II his year will bring Int the
competition the foremost ranking players ~
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UP 10 OLD TR7IcKs7
kid Mccoy Says Again He Has.
Quit Ring for Good.

.spsea1x to nns K Mccoy re-
cfmtiy was offered a match With Hugo Kelly,
chicago Andy MHlEass ,r ns she M W5y
,,,,rI Teclinnd the offer. saying he has
an i." thc ring for good, and N br future vii
rp,,fnc Ibis attention the betting ring en- me
IN cns' Mccoy has often 7rsttre from the
,.lns only To- change his mind When q third
gruter appeared
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Thomas is Have New Driver,

- l@iapeclal to Tile. Tlmes.D lsAtgll.
sNmu'y NORM, March THE {rac!ng \ q uto-t
mobile ii Edward r. Thomas VIII be driven
Ill Hi. w Fletcher IN the future: EDWARD y.
iaMey Mr. l'holass driver " ahs asst' n, as
mn auto Notwithstanding company, Fetnhsr
spran * lltp prominence az = result az hls re-
tn,,rnn ,nent ije secured the one mile flfty
mis- hundred mile ma'ks 8, fGr Nj
! and daring. attracted the attention of Mr. ~.
III Thomas. ~ No. gsif5 aetes,