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country runs on long, eaSy JOSS. Ihcy
.siiitl L.. bar tai --ed rum Of
the big ClAbg--Slrpparh lFF'tS}K. Bor7ttti.~
md 1NNly, OF the IAN erlcan' JASh
1irtiy4 SbtttAf sud SsEer1s psestSt.s5z T.
The BIZ athletic neettngs wouia ni in
conpictc II tho Games Committees
on o., Their programmes. Columbia COLLEGE
has no less -t!i.sl iVc- on its q I'd fur .t'-
-ciSlnn NJ tho big games on Jan :, In
-,fI5itEoT 70, saTnTs=
c1cr vet held on Marrh l. Mt the Indoor
novice relay meet Of the league. THIS
rc..ay rrciTs- ttr!i tvz=t-,s -eea'psi i;lon
contests. Glass nthic,lcs Is even belief
II means that any boy. can compete to-
fEaCh u sstIiIturd T-!1.:sAt t1-5ft t1tf,!tt-i-
tomnwhat similar TO thep percentage
t,asiS OF tho \. \. y. ail-rour1 compel
ton, Ench boys effort is recorded 10.
This class, and tho total Ia calculated
on t,Sc efficiency 81 tho number or ooya
competing in each.
J. r, Sullivan. who recently returned
from tour OF tho West. says that
New York might follow the example OF
Ch!caIn Regarding public .plafRronnd5
and baths He says our parks and play
rounds are poorly epuipbeh N bliAg
md other conyenscncei Old Rgmo had
500 public swimming baths. There 10
u need Of great development In this
particular sphere.
The tuenla OF the Puolc S9hools Atm
letlc League are similar 10 those OF
.al! the Old World civilizations. Celtic
5IItera;urs, which is II source Of study
and fascination for President Roose-
Welt tells OF tho old Irish schools, in
which boys were taught horsemnnship.
running. wrestling. swimming. how 10
huri the spear and cast the warriors
atone--to bc modest. brave and self
rclient.
tionahlp OF mind and muscle, Plato wns
." He competed us wrestler In tho
Isthm.un and Pythinu. gamea, and
ilomer immortnitzed the heroes OF olSm-
pia.
rertnra and tcachcrs OF the public
schools to make the boys feel that
physical perfection In the reelection OF
spirltual bcauty--thnt u boy or man
cannot be strong IN body II ho In lax In
IL, this league wGs not formed our
supply of athletes might nPt-be forth
coming n. few years hence. and Hll we
would have to shola IN. she future aa
ms nIctures Of our champions of to-day.
-i5s., WILLIAM fLErcHET'
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George BQlAHCF i'iaoe booN
night. 81,
Tho little champion met Dennis dai'
lashcr in handicap match at YORK
vile Casino. Tho latter agreed 10
throw Dothncr twice in ninety minutes a'
and when time was called GALLAGHER
was declared tho loscr. hnv'ns ta'ied
10 toss Bothncr even once,
The men met for u.do eet1ot sS''
and a percentage OF the gross receipts
The house tina, greeted tho w'estlers'
was one of tie largest that has attend
cd n wrestling contest In several years.
rully 1850 spectators were present and
they declared after the match That they
mad received their mopey's worth,
From tho big attendance Il iooks>as II
the srap2ling game has taken a fresh
hold on Go,ham's sporting traternlty
uothner played waiting game for
tho frat half h,ur OF the match, He
found that be was cIeyerer flihh his
heavier opponent and just as strong.
Then he became tho agsressor and
tried hold after hold In nm effort 10
toas the Buffalo heavyweight. When,
aver he Haa Oh the defensive hie uon.
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OF tho value OF shefneId aaHlftap the
tprun.tl t!pta e!llIiI ifpI, t,77rpres-rrpre',
sentative nor ih0rt potIy contested,
over coo boys compctei out OF an
entry or 1900. Tho little fellows nrrt:
Wild for the contests Tn.3 jumped
Fi{gTf. tfriY FjFffIyTT5Ti .-ErEr;itISs zst
tar starts TheggbiE arena rAIig 10 tlE
tifdnItt . OK y iIu giiyaFg. Isse. s-pihaze
5TTT!t n ca zea
:. t'st itiliEt F@titiiaIIt - pa litt l=elS
than the acclaim OF any metropolitan
.aHdlenec. The games began IN the fore
nega aaa i,eII forth iii Hignr. BUsR.5-
9als .i %aa plANed rs an gdteSi ptitsci,2nl
IAnn--Ih chAmntonEhip at this exciting
tsFrtr1c tf'tTu fttrtt s3c~o6T- or temmrrUT7
8LeoEEn. runners proved to be the best
h!tTouHd DerfOrmGfB. fQf tlfDy captured
The greatest number OF points.
two dUys wtrC appointed IN May.
~, tbs Alta -Hiid .-SL42-- u hold tic first
sl2lanstEs Eatliraz. IN which the hoes ac-
-ccpted slmpiY appalled, the OIL EIHfs-- 7 lzII
t0ouslnd entries We're received ana
tae Games Committed knowing that IL
Was pOwerIess 10 cond,ict the CONNIE.
titlon dCe!dci on a select representative
entry District League contests elm.
aIl"wed one OF the hes, from each dis
ulrt 10 represent II lit the gaines, The
iesul, vas satisfactory: @p entries rep
resented 2l schools OF Greater Now
It'll ana eNfnccd tEn 2EnlHlng interest OF
tug puhllt In the Inf4ntIlc but colossal
~, ucnsSfS -opuiatcd section doni-
mated by the League way divided into
tNcnty-tTo distinct district associations Z
carh controlled by acting tea hers ana
tAe oiticillH OF the lotnr school Doa ards
.7tcsis were held TO discover the best
., and prizcS Ycrc given for noyices
no for lhoso who had not previously
pmpctcl.
The danger OF ovcr-tra!nins or. In
act training at AL. was watched lynx
Sei Dy the school offElals. Many
cared thnt the young athletes would
eenlnr hollow. bgrd aud emaclntcd IN
ow, fAo limb and body. The spirit or
mutation has never YET connlCtfd with
ommou sense !dells. for tho boys hav.
IIcliced naturally, and consequently
Improved. There WAS no sport shown or
( ,uNWcd cScep; runninE and simple
II mrs Tire danECrUus pole vault and
| ig siTaln!nG efforts uf tho hop. step
! ma jump We're not Introduced Weights.
lr unknown, except an. S-lb shot and
h,, l?-lh- shot N the Hlsi School com.
TaS rSgilnrly organized athletic clubs
of the city stood iuyaily by ths yo,in,,
lrasne They arranged 10 have their
at certain honrs-!on .speclilcd days The
..erc intelllErntlyr u;llI%ei to extend
- efimsnt arir9ries Yere opened and
offered 10 the little athletes during cer-
tala hours each week. IS
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30, OF School,
Baseball League, Too.

The ability o. tho boys as cxpone2ts
of the NATIONAL game Was Increased by
:heIr newly created athletic desires ana
Public School No. 10 won
tho baseball championship. The nenior
baRkotbaIl cliunp!onsh!p fell TO Public
school No. c. OF Manhattan. and tho
;unior event went to Public School No.
s5 A. q, Vanderbilt had presented n
coatly trophy for the event which made
the victory more Gignincnnt.
The lcaruc Was encourpSed by the
practical Interest OF many prominent
mon. SNo presented valuable trophies.
Tho following are fea OF The donors
Felix M. Warburg. II. A. Meta. Richard
yVsbber NeIlS PoulAon. r, ]. Wendell
cleveland H. Dodge, II. +. whitney, tho
sons OF Charles Pratt. a. q, Spildlng
joseph Bermel, Arthur JohnaoHt A. q,
Vanderbilt. w. u. Hearst. T. II. hc'
,yn Daily Earie. the Globe. tho Chief
and the Sew York Athletic Club
The boya were taken cut In crosse
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l=.5|l0ANRE|5TL|NG G=|iNS Sc
BOTHNER BEAT CALL|AICCH||EE LAC H||EEIR|| A

asrrut iS, work was- n Iasizzle 10 Gal.
laEher and balked him every time he
tried TO turn over the lightweight
champion.
an before tho main event, and In every
ono acton was much IN evidence.
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Early Training Improves the Mind Develops the
-Bfa444--af4d-R fallSes-leF=e -schoolboys-.
History Of Public School Athletic League

He Public alee
promising organization
100000 srHooboy much larger
naeR&azahiR
the amateur intlns ceaeeiyef- aQspe
n=+Hrtee
fcrne yeats ago r realized That Schob5yB
crowded
develops ihc schools Yakng
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The gymnasium. You must admit,
doctor said ME- sulliy;z,a, "rhai ma
in-a-!s ,.ss;;r..a ;G; physician linn
YOU ltie leSiess sn2Ft
IL Ii. inaaaldaS NJ Lu5 Eyi1' L t-gE
tasteful TO tho American boy. Nature
wrtttB gameg that ,opd TO Joyful RI.
vnIry AMI w,lch lnauccs laughter, tho
Brcat rc5toratlge Hnd ppservatlyc OF
aroiih and nerve forso
The League Incorporated.
Dr. GnlirE Professionally percSivcd
tkC AsLSIotn ., ~. SulllXta'A 5 a.tltul-
iuNaEa gyms EGt h. eaH NJ OthGr
HpHore IN when tn trtlu ana dsyriSD
n,.., w Hjl"e.e9}a Nj 5nllirh1 susEestel
.9NiVgI athletics aN hasuE sport hnsed
10 uia temperament ~ the boys.
n Few lal4 a3iiy qucnt - yhH inter-
n,,s%. &pN; X, lHl ite i'Iolie sehoal
t;sl. us Gbtear w&tr briefly siaie1-
4iny w+T@ 10 inttttgAt,. 8Hd 5.rpma,. q
l1Eo anl knowlelgp Ot EultGble atli-
leiig 5pjrts 4ihcnS tho rNli!S az tir
port school athletic ussoclAtiunA, prol lido
0ffer prizes for roinpetst.ge rainrS.
Cen, George w. MtnEate wus The first
PRECEDENT. y, II, GuEysnhclm trraHurrr
and Dr, Cullck secretary James h
SulliYan aud Gugiavua 4. Kirby were
the remainder bGsidpA those olIctlF
tbat were appointed on tile Executive
Board,
President Roosevclrs Acceptance.
on AUG. le, 1906. pFesldcn, Roosevelt
~r1Lg his acceptance of thp, Office. or
Schools Athletic League
Ihc boys Mtft vnlhusiastic and the
ptincipnlH ANA tcACFera wcra eager ami
sihEirAt ti5s5 IN sae t.uneli.nS Of the
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A =tttt Il tsis e. ttssus=.st
m t't,.saae!ps.a to-rtF:te; trn't a+iFs-
ner Will be matched TO meet Abe At
rrsti IN twcrty-round isoet before the
Pacific a. c.. OF Los Angeles. Cal,
r-Exr Iu!7ttt -tor-ti4- -f-atlieE-Se!ssa p;
championship OF the world.
Tho fighters who will engage in this
important encounter are DagRey ltItsy'
the gngilshs poyerS- and TanTuy o.roaie,
Inc rcltHer-WcigIJt CtTIrITJ..UTr uf
sylyanin, They Will clash for six
rounds before tie National \. g, ~
the safHe ring in wi$fs't 'roHaaty siAiruilf
-at.i' 1.fniihs EnEhett. fought their ,gr{at
slS-round boIt few nlEnt ago. h'acA
fr-r-Trir-- .ttsE-
-tN t+~=1t ~ ItiSt s--s-s
tMlcel, Harry Ware, George Dixon ana
L host OF Others
-uliEY-l.iII e. .1-nntg- mr. tn ffttA at-l.
pounds weigh In At T. ", Both are
IN great shap9 for the sout-
Bill s1ut-es Wirs In Hurry
- rtii Snulrr. The hsaxywelkht eh1mni7n
ct haEirG!E=. has aG,ie4 ataslisI ~; sSEE y
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iron, them was not an UoLiCatiCn.
DR.. Gul!ck ncntcly felt the restonsi
bilitles- and the increasing ditsIrusttea OF
lila, dlrecta-shla He ken. ,ll+s IL he p9.
sttion Of the schools nhould influence tile
tpltleAtIdh oc ply aiq.la LIS MGtI as ttIE
: training or tho mind, nnd that the at
tninEient OF tbs anGen. ilrll mems
nana in corpnre sann' Is the only basis
for vlr!le. s0lf.reilant natlou.
Few Lcta on Which to Riay.
a dozen years ago vncan, lots were
haitian hui Dr. Gulrk discovered that
+ ihe-spa,s which the boys ot ,nn carlior
generation utilized as playgroprds wore
gone, or rather built upon 10 srttsty
s.ie dual deities or Mammun and frog
ress Poor boys could not afford cur
<ass 10 travel 20 he b!g suburban parks
The instinct and the natural boys,
desire 10 do and dare. play rpmp and
gambos Vas eSerted In the mcagrc
space ilniits OF crowded strcSta,, They
brcatbed impure mir. otteT fell on rough,
a,Srd payements and sometimes fell un-
der the wheels OF passing wagons. They
were checked by angry eyes, repeiled by
, cruel blows and frequently followed by
the foul oaths OF the sIuHt5}tn their ~.
forts at play.
DIR. Gniiek eonbuited Mr Sullivan
and augsestcd the erection and equip
mcnt OF symnaslpns Mr. SULLIVAN
Soid the doctor that hts ia9a would
suit the eonditlpNB that man IN Elt
poaitioa ,pisn; cn3nanter in small
towns ana Villages mhrrs boys breathe
pare Rir. AG a1lnlsted that gymnastics
deveinp tie hs,ts. but tae lungs aud
I ssenesai llealH DO mot got Tho same
seasis srseaese 7t ,lse y.liated als OF
a,rs u even sssssss pss4lsls.a taal
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'rr5A pathy htcnine energetic cndcavor.
ana the coufs-sio.J necessary to such an
-eaprtEG!s- membership gave way TO sd,s-
einiine under the domination OF the
earnest ortttafs or. t'tt s-ss.oois. iseat ae--
Boys tvtytor,-tt H 1 er,ers- at at Ac-ld.s Fair.
- - gtte wl,ns
hanors al the Olymp.c champs oESnlpa
which We're held in 81. Louis, rms WAS
the first ocSastoH tnut rEz:itSatsess ss,ns
Youths We're ever recognized AT an
olinpic revival The New York boys
won event inter cvcri, ana orougnt
-fs.ssx ma gnifcent trophies and co.uy
- fhs ;ur7. of fewSY osk t'sya IN
such prominent centre q. ...:
sfvrd tJT atf,il such organizations az our
| .,zalIs, Schools Athletic League nah
=. enobfIts IN foSmsffSn
sIIs, t.s X ti3ss
ii3c n:r--rrrr-f-., -racs- especially
VA gEcat HsrfioTr Eriiicii HAD for - Sctf
rar,i for r,-hnn life.
s.rha prosrcssiYa movements OF inc
/ League naturally gained VIDE Scope
Iifw tSsft on ~. " t!f mn
creased the hope of additional aaEah
;=TEF+E- atE- RI; Il SiEr cfit ~ =
saf1tet,- sub tarSe, gun fnachinca 10 tils
rrT=yytttL Clinton BtEh-School. aig!t
School o. Commerce and me MOTIFS
High 5scaoAi; f,f,.ia guns are INC ms
raEent trIuuSI,hE of tAS power OF cit, CT
. .,r,rf1t@tr'nez has-R practice with ne guns.
and IN summer 4Ecattuus q nv ~ at
organizes excursions 20 LteeuN.H.i'
where The youthful Tells shoot with
;bcsc schnnis over 100 boys competed.
Tho n witt Clinton sharp-shootcrs
won with the astounding accuracy OF
sl7 out Of e possiele too Iwo y9u,ls nn,s,
OF Commercially the bnil's-eye NIFTY
as dIi thc,r younger brethren.
Boys Perfected Discipline.
panded II was ntoiced that the boya
became Eubjcct to a more perfect disci-
pline and their selftreliance and self
saRsea P yprnepas HfTSs's and ,s.e eTg
err had an Interest In their lives and
ambitions While, DID no. begin and end
With The monotony OF their class hour5
The panciualiiy OF the attendance at
tho athletic meets wns never Il subJcc,
for redress or rcprovnl.
Public parks were opened mainly
through th Influence OF tho League.
There were the usual sesp,lcs but the
good work vent en-, 1t was ras!ly
s4lown that tho greatest municipal or
national nssct rs the health OF tho peo-
themselves that Tho Htrcaeth OF the
young animals is carefully matured ana
thN,r instincts properly developed. but
unlil the formation Of the =, 8, \. l.
evidently no one cared or troubled about
tha condition or physical prospects OF
the boys of New York.
Tho oteDInE OF the McCombs Dam
rnrk Athieuc track IN September. 1865,
was a thrilling spectacle. The In
creased rcnpe md .-cnulTrity OF athletics
were manifested IL the thousands thai
ATTENDED the yameH.
There were open events In which feet
| runners and gigantic weight throwern
competed. yet the features OF the new
ipark,s carnival gave way 10 the efforts
| Of the boys In their exciting contests,s
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FoiiISl5iI 0I CI.clSo. 10 t.Stt tos 70 TIA
i.h-a= -S:a=-S- y 81 inssscsl .!ne u
fg7T ssfSzs 81 EastS '' ssti
:; 5l;iss-= =. lstfssfs s:lass.
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EVERRYI BOY NOW AMBITIOUS TO BE AN ATHLETE

The gtrf puptis OF rf7se German gymnns-
Tic societies gave a cal!sthon!c eShibl-
lion. The children were dressed IN unl,
-iSen aeta"wnS thsir slisat asurca per.
fectly poised and went gracetulLS
through tle!r exercises, which were en-
- =
girls scholastic league is in process OF
formation. and IN a year or TWO sue t Nv
sight VII be easily seGn m 1uJ OF ,st
municipal Fairgrounds.
Badge for Boys In Test.
The league initiated tesiEghich 10
cast a4tifd- F-prct fStz&-Soti6 q
-hdy.--- stsFdaFssas HAItslfti, -, ~ ~
any boy who qualified WAS allowed ~ "
ranged among tho difcreut schoo!h o.
=, "a ~ arlIoiIi tae w
aus f.fadea-A boy Is not sHsiple ~.
tE fes uaig6F lsA y ZEN, -. " ~
E--t--ts tf,-:2.oAElsneG anu aep2- :
me- rht sotii iefais iift =
prpyrment more than the exploiting OF
-t4aIE,aaa+ a5!lIlancYI as the Ioilo~Hlx
ltaaaasda xiii ttsi lty:
For DuJ.s Sof--cIcIas n Lar > schooIs
under Ia years of nEc-stStt Sasa
-rt,,:--E- -3.a-nrrnfttI-f1p pull u Or
chinuinE the bar. tmes sI,,.i,n.
ing Brosd Jump, teei ,,,..,,,,
For all other hoSa o, 'n In.
dnnr-. s second-y one hunareu
Yard run. outdoors, ~ Heeona-i
puit up, q timeni HtnnaihR proiu pro,
jun.H. feet o. -fnehea. ,-.,-..,,
For high schools--Two hundrsu
nnd twenty yard run, IS sccohus'
null nj, % finest runninB hish
'rhpn' G,nior badges are broaEe thone
for seniors In elementary .school1 hait
silver. and bronze and silver FOR the
hirh school boys. The ltat OF pnaEch
won won last year and the schools competing
olloy;
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III, record. 4, Mcip4urne. Au.;raiia ten

i4FH . Ttirr,t5rrs fESa wfIftE11--
f7.ocVeet rs IN seSt sClsG b4ss1tigs sit
rlghtrhand hwinx lun tho jaw II tpoS7
now as n Sanirca Ia rickins out easy marks
10 swell his ftCJrt
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FIynn can't Make Weleht; Flohs on.

The proposed ,wen,y.reana bout te:wesn
Hnyp Kelly The naidiiewsIEh; fighter cf
trs..sts-a hSsi6y hesyy:
wetEtF OF Pueblo. cSi, i5=FStSniT de-
teatSt Jack Twin sullivan. has fallen
through. Aatohra &McCarsS. OF TN Pa
-cltic s. G. ot Los Angeles Cal. otfGyed
tt::rr==-sr1f=z=-e4t X hii: EtiEtin i
-unhhh 10 make the weight which Keily
eeman.s, I,S s,auhis at Tinze.ie-,ze,,
6tfyer WI ASssPt IT, He GasE,
Expenses.
saa77ass- Hiieyr-s = ,tt cai.an- A. c.
OF ToappiD. New, VIII allow me travelling
expenses Ter Tommy Murphy FrAnS- Emo
Tsaopah aad h.ck and ssill
e..or a 10000 purSe ios Murphy ara kti
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APATHY became energetic endcaror.
ana the confession nercSsarS to such an
-eaprE-us- membership gave way to DIS
clnline under the domination OF the
earnest orr-.ats OF. TIC s--.s.oots1 LeaG ae-@
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country runs on long, eaSy toSs They
.;!!lss4 lar Il-ed rllt1i12rS oi
thS big NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fTrsTgfK. 'ffor7TUE
fifIEi IIs{Iv =bt the lrlEh-A Am erlcan: jack
Kiytiy1 Sattfaf sud ssSEru4 tsit. 49, .
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
Marbles Disqualified after Winning
the Third Race.

New Orleans Dec Marbles won the thlro
race five and a half furlongs for two-year-oios
at City Park day, but disqualified for cut
ting La Jeunesse off inside the last sixteenth pore
She was at / to 2 in the betting, and those who
accepted the short price did not hesitate TO crltl-
else the action of the stewards in setting her peck
Marbles made all the running. but when NC
Daniel tried to squeeze through narrow opening
the rail with La Jeunesse Notice would not give
way. and Mcdaniel had TO pull up rather sharpiS
in the last fifty yards to avoid an accident
The Cypress Handicap at mile and fur-
long with 81 500 added, resulted in an easy victory
Yankee Girl and Jugger among others Minder
opened up d winning lead with P1antland IN the
first quarter Zipango was second, two lengths
before Faust
Pete Vinegar worked his way to the front IN the
steeplechase rounding the far turn, and after
long drive outgamed Magic and won by length
The summaries follow
race (sellng: furlongsWes. 100 (Notterl
to l. second; Conville. 1l3 tNcoD. II 10 D. thrd lime
1:ao Airship. Agile Tinker, Topsy Robinson St Noel
Second face (steepechase: short course1-Pete Vine
gar ga IA ,weil9n) TO l. won; MagS lao ~ % fo
third Time 3:o63@ sam Horhetmer Pr91ita6le Dull d
San Gaao Bob MURPHY Bank HOLIDAY ARABIC Humorst ana
Third race (hye and half furlongsl-La Jeunesse'
to eeo6d BndhT fR T0n oa oe S A to tbd
Time Tine los os Marbes won but was disGualifea Need eG
virginia Maid also ran,
Fourth race cypress Handicap mile and an eighth
Hoggi. . 10 / second Faust 1o7 CErusseiD, 70 /.
third Time. 1855 4-5 Yankee Girl Alma Dufour. Lord
Fifth race selling six furlonss,Dsaiy Preston.
9AIcDaneD , TO ., won: Ace High. 93 q ButerI to
J. second; Refined. rs GIufnaEeD. 4 TO / third Time
lbs 30 Cooney X. Rio Grande. Royal Onyx and
sixth race selling: mile and quarter-Approbation
102 warren TO = won FlaviEny los CDelaby), ? TO
+ second teleyeW 100 "a Pioke9s to 4 td thIrd'
Eta NJ and Little Elkin also ran
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
GUNNERS WE'LL W4TCHED
Many Ties at Ne7c Tork athletic
Gibbs WeebIu Shoot.

Ties the order of the day at the weekly
shoot Of the New York Athletic Club at Travers
Island yesterday. The December and the Sauer
cups and of the clubs trophy shoots all ended
in ties and shoot offs required in each event
The December Cup at fifty targets c. H
nugro and J. F Remsen both broke is blue rocks
when they first went to the traps The shoot-of
% targets and both gunners raced even
until entering the last string Of five, Thus DugrC
forged ahead and won by single bird
Three guns tied for the Sauer Cup. which was
at - targets W. j Elias. +. Hodgman and c.
II. Dugro broke % targets. and on the shOot-of
+. HodCman again broke the same number of blue
rocks. He thus a leg the trophy: c. II.
Dugro was second with u birds to his credit. c
H. Dugro WAS in another tie. this time. however.
with 7. J. ODonOhue. Il in one OF the club s
trophy shoots and each gunner returned fun scores
Of % targets on the original shoot. 1t was grow
ing dark when the shoot-of took place and the
best that the winner, Mr. o Donohue, could DO
was to hit Is of the blue rocks.
J. F Remsen took home a club trophy prize and
scored leg the Hunter Cup. He did excellent
work in the latter event, breaking % birds from
scratch. The trophy event also scratch
shoot and in II Mr. Reulsen returned a card OF
% W. J. Elias scored III the weekly shoot for the
Walsrode Cup and Fred Hodgman won shoot for
the Moonlight" squad.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
POWING At COLUMBIA.
Coach Preparing Long and p0'7ed
Schedule for His CrescS.

This coming wear promises 20 be one OF the gTeae
sS in Colurlbis's history q rowing lnsotu'ioii
sauss Rice The coach. is planning q long 40 az
varied schedule for his crews. Indoor pracuce vii
hegll within Two weeks . =.
With last years freshman eight sti 1ntacI II -
Planned TO make ii q sophomore eight ana enter II
Il q number Of races against the Secoho Nt~
e other colleges. Il has practically Deeh oeciIeo
70 send this eight down TO Annapolis TO race asaliiS'
The Nays second crew. special race Is tA4so
heing arranged with the Bohemian Boat CiGD' o-
fais city the crew that defeated the ColuIiiUIa
Youngsters IN the Memorial Day regatta t<lce aiso
has the idea that he viii send the 10 men oo"h -
Philadelphia, where they will meet the Aale seCoII1
tent and the Cornell junior crew IN the American
nenley IN the latter part Of May -. 80
The schedule for the varsity eight Is almost a9
1fs;iec that Of the sophOmores- A return race
sai be held with Harvard and VIII IN an propd-
taty take place on the Harlem. Rice has peeh - :
ing TO get q race with the Yale varsity up al Ne"
maven, but the Yale management has not YET
lp the matter officially. although undereraaua,seS
u beth Institutions eager for contest ~ aiSo
seems likely that the Blue and White VIII nave ave d
eg-out against the Argonaut eight Of Toronto. me
sourban-Annspolls varsity contest has not yer
hen entirely given UP, although the stewards Oh
'ae Intercollegiate Racing Association have request
&c crews that meet at Poughkeepsle not 10 faSo
fscn other until they meet in the big regatta
N.y two races have been scheduled for the morn
-Iess7e freshmen so far. with the fale cups
ssry IN May and the other in the junior events
u ne Harlem regatta
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
COLUMBIA TEAM WINS.
Defeats Boys Club in Fast Game OF
Soccer Scores.

PLAYING on a snow covered field that was soon
made sIushv bv constant use, the association foot
hall eleven of Columbia University defeated the
team of the BOYS Club Bronx Oval YESTERDAY
afternoou After each side had tailed Soai
aniece in the first half Columbia added another IN
the last ten minutes of play, and won out by
score of goals TO L
Tho colegians we're the first tally from lively
rnix-up in front Of the Boys Club goal soon atter
The game had started Captain Dwyer essayed the
shot which was made by the goalkeeper- The lat
ter in kicking out struck of his own side and
the ball rebounded into the net for the f1rst point
of the game. Before the close OF the Hrst nan
Tabor centre forward of the home team caught
FTIoyd of Columbia, mapping. and tied the score
vtth a neat shot. Billingsley Columbia's fast out
side right slammed the ball through for the last
and winning goal of the game The Boys Cluo
team came within an of evening matters but
the ball hit one Of the uprights and reDounded- Inc
lineup follows: