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New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
YANKEES LOSE AGAIN
SUCCUlfB TO MACON NINE.
Georgians Use Bats to Good i'd
uantage Against Barger.

Macon. Ca. March 23.-For the second time
this season the New York American League
team felt the sting of defeat to-day, and again
1t was at the hands of the speedy Macon play
ers The score was 70 3. Hughes pitched
graf ball for the Yankees during the first half
Of the game and then Barger succeeded him.
The Southerners found the young twirler for
two singles and a double in the seventh inning
netting them two runs which proved enough to
win the game. The Highlanders rallied in the
final inning. but could not overcome the lead
held by the Georgians.
1t n hard blow TO Clark Griffith, but his
disappointment was partly offset when he re-
membered that several players on his team are
In very poor physical condition The lineup to-
day included Moriarity at first base. Kleinow at
the second station and Clarkson in left field.
This combination was far from satisfactory 10
the "old fox but IT was the best he could do
under the circumstances.
The HighlandeTs started the game with
dash Hoffman hit for three bases and scored
doubled to right field. Hoffman brought him
home with neat single. Then the getting
on the part Of the New Workers was halted until
the final inning. The hitting we'll divided,
the visitors getting fourteen hits 10 thirteen by
the local players. Griffith Is glad the Macon
trip is over. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
GUNNERS HAZE BIG DAY.
High Scores and Large Cro1cd at
Crescent Clubs Weekly Shoot.

Between four thousand and hve thousand targets
were used yesterday at the fourth weekly shoot OF
the Crescent Athletic Club its field at Bay
Ridge II red letter day FOR both shooters and
spectators for high scores made in all of the
ten matches contested. the weather being ideal
for the sport and the attendance the best so far
this
There were seven special matches the most i'm
portant Of which was the third. for the l0O-shot
championship. F. b. Stephenson. with scores OF
%. p. q and ga total of S9-was the winner Of
yesterdays mstch: but F. W, Moffet, with total
score Of 2S5 for three days. is the leader for the
trophy.
The fourth shoot for the March Cup had fifteen
entries. C. A Lockwood won with a full score,
after close contest, five others having scores Of
"a to their credit W. c. Damron and c. A. Lock
wood were the winning pair out Of four teams that
entered the match. Their score was 46 to IS made
by o. c. Grinnell and +. b. Stephenson The latter
won a leather suitcase. offered as trophy He
made fun Rcore Of Is. The shoot for a rife was
also won by F. B. Stephenson after shOot-On with
Hubbard and he won scratch shoot. after a
shoot-of against Moffett and Kryn
The moonlight squad shoot at fifty targets, was
won by Mofett with score of AZ. w. c. Damron
aud L. c. Hopkins tied IN a trophy match al Is
targets. with full scores and Damron captured the
prize with another fun G. G. Stephenson
and O. {. Grinne tied with full twice in
l5-target trophy match. They then agreed to d.
vide the prize. L. C. Hopkins. after shOot-off
with Grinnell Hendrckson and @. q. Stephenson,
won a trophy with OF -.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

to-day against the title holder Of two years ago
Gould played his usual brilliant game and had
little trouble in disposing Of his opponent The
scores were 6-1. IS, CO and CO
Except for the second set the local player
could make little headway against the speedy
young champion. The result OF to-day's game
not unexpected. Gould played n floor game
continually. and by strong defence gave Crane
almost no chance TO reach the openings. Al no
stage of the contest did tho champion show
signs OF weakness in either his service or his
returns.
In the second set Crane started of with
great rally and won the first game. TO .. The
champion took the next and then the veteran
player the third fourth and fifth Gould
annexed the sixth game and also the seventh.
II looked here as IL he might win the set but
Crane gathered In the eighth game. and the
score stood TO 3 in his favor. Could rallied and
the ninth game and brought the interest to
a fever heat. The final game and the set
by Crane.
The first. third ard fourth sets were easy VIC
tories for the young champion. He played with
great speed and left few openings for his older
rival. The score by strokes was follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
ARMY FENCERs DEFEAT PRINCETON.
West Point Now Has High Hopes of Win
ming College Championships.
TBy peieFraph to The Tribune :

"osf Point, y. T., March 2.-The Weef rsol,e
fencing team defeated Princeton here to-day sbo
score being 90 2 Breckenridge was the stsr 90
the Princeton team and easily defeated se,rs .r9
Holabiro' but went down before the aggressive and
sure sword play OF Dickinson. With to-days victory
the army has a clean for the season. ba,,,r.
defeated Columbia, : 20 2; Cornell 20 3. ana vsIe
s 20 !. Backed up by this record. the army ,rs,i
tourney 20 New York next Friday with high bonas
of again carrying on the intercollegiate Champion
ship. The summaries follow
FTst Eound-Brscksnridse defeated Sears resinso, -
Seated Mcl1intock and Holabird defeated Wallace
second FOUnd-DiclznsOn defeated Brrckenridgn F,,o
tTd defeated &cClintOck and Sears dsfeated Vvaace
IhiTd round-BreckenFidge defeated Fgolabir1 60,
cefsafed Mecint0ck and Dickinson defeated Wallace
The 5udges were GoOdhue. Reimer and Kroeger.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
MONTHLY cUP-sO TARGETS.
wYKAGYL GUNNERs EASY VICTORY.
Defeat Montclair Club in Return Match at
New Rochelle by Score of 2o5 TO 1913.

IN an interclub shoot az New Rochelle yesterday
the wylcagyl Gun Club had trouble in defeating
the Montclair Gun Club by the score OF 2O5 70 leS
Five men made up each team. and each gun shot at
hfty targets. II return match between the
clubs. and many were present 10 see the contest
There also several club trophy contests de-
cided One was az fifteen targets and brought
fwenty-three guns TO the traps. It was won by
A. r. Allan. who made a perfect score from
scratch In special scratch shoot. at fifteen tar
gets. J. A. Henderson was the winner with a card
OF ls. and IN handicap shoot at twenty-five tar
gets w. J. Brennan. shooting with a handicap or
z. won the trophy with q card OF "a
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
TRAVERS ISLAND SHOOT.
RluckLer Wins Leg on the March
Cup at Fifty Targets.

z. Kluckler won a leg the March Cup Of tho
New York Athletic Club at the Travers Island
traps yesterday. The event at 90 targets, and
with a handicap Of Kluckler returned full card.
The Huggtns Cup the other important event
decided, and DR.. Grove won leg by returning
card of q.
Eight guns. in all were at the traps and seven
events were decided Besides winning the monthly
cup Kluckler took home three prizes. e. Cattus
won two of the others, and the last went to J. u.
Hibbard. The scores In the cup shoots follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
GOULD RETAINS TITLE.
BEATS JOSHUA CRANE, JR.
Wins Easy Victory in National
Court Tennis Championship.

Boston. March 23.-Jay Gould successfully de-
Tended his title to the court tennis championship
of America by defeating Joshua Crane. jr.. this
afternoon. The eighteen-year-old son Of George
]. Gould won his title last year. and he played
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
RESULTS OF OTHER BASEBALL GAMES

At Atlanta-Cleveland CAmericani. lS: Atlanta
Southern. s.
s; Detroit (Amercan second team. l.
~ columbia, s C-Detroit american Regulars
g.: Columbia tSouth Atlantc). 8
Al Washington-Cieorgetown University. 1s: Cath
Al panvile. va-Trenton CTri-state) Il: DanvilIe
At Blacksburg Va--virgina Polytechnic Hnsti-
tutc, 9: Roanoke College. 2
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR GAMES.

The annual gymnastIe contest OF the Columbia
Grammar School held yesterday in the gym
nasium in 23d street. The contest was Open tO
members OF the GEst, second. third and fourth
forms Walter Wolf. a member OF the third form
received a gold medal for all around excellence
and silver medals were given % Philip Holman
or the fourth ,AIlllm (siOgau, OF the Second ard
Rudolph Hesse. OF the drst form
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
GOLF At LAKEWOOD.
N. W. anthony Wins Handicap
from Field of Tzcenty Players.
LIsy TeIesraph . The Trihune. !

Lakewood N. j.. March 2S.-The summer like
weather brought out big field OF golfers here to-
day. II was as warm and sunny a day In June.
the links at both the Pine Forest Club and the
Country Club were in fine condition. In the Coun-
try Clubs weekly handicap twenty players re-
turned cards. n. w Anthony, with 49, won the net
score nrize. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
YALE SWIMMERS GIVE UP TRIP.

lby Telegraph 20 The Tribune
New Haven. March 3.-The Yale swimming team
has been obliged 20 abandon its Easter trip West
because of the illness and scholarship disqualHca-
tiuns or some OF It's leading members Meets had
been arranged with Chicago University, the Chi
-23o Athletic Club and the Missouri Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

Toronto. Ont. March 22.--Non-residents q q
tariO who desire shoot deer will heneeforta nave
to pay license fee Of $50. For shooting Wild a.eS
fee Of SIS will be exacted- A resolution 70 ~ts'
effect was passed BY the Ontario Legislature > -
day.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
The summary

National Court Tennis Championship challenge round
Jay Could Tuxedo Club. defeated Joshua Crane IT,
mis- and Racquet Club 6-l. 4-6. e. e.
The young champion win sail for England on
Tuesday to try a second time for the British
championship. A year ago Gould got up to the
challenge round in the British championship
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
Highlander


Two base -Rhoton. Hughes. ccnroy Life K~inow.
Three-hase uitS-H0nman. Harris Sacrifice hit-NforI-
Stolen Moriarty Herman struck
out-By Hughes :. by Helm. by RarEar ? IFit hy
pitched hal-By Hughes, = Bases bas-Ry Helm.
Bslk-By Hughes !. Uulplre-Mr Davis
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
BROOKLYN TEAM WINS AGAIN.

Jacksonville. Fla. March 23-The Brooklyn Ma
tional League baseball team defeated the Jackson
vile team OF the South Atlantic League IN an ex-
hihltion game to-day by a OF : 70 2
Although the Brooklyn pitchers were hit safely
eight times, they kept the hits scattered and
only two men crossed the plate. The by in
nings follows:
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New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
VICTORY FOR YALE CHESS TEAM.
Princeton Defeated in Dual Meeting by Mar
row Margin of One Game

Yale's team Of chess players defeated Princeton
by narrow margin at the rooms OF the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday afternoon The Anal score
was 6;s games TO az. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
The schedule Of the Columbia lacrosse team Nas
announced yesterday as follows:

April g. Crescent Athletic Club. at Bay Rdgs
April l3 Stevens Institute. at HObOken; ApEil ~.
College OF the City of New York, at South kie!Gi
April % New York Lacrosse club. az south tleies
April O. COLLEGE OF the City OF New York. az Sl-
tario Field; April q Harvard. AT CambFiagei A4sF
2 Crescent Athletic Club, at Bay Ridge; May y.
Field.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

Seni-nnal bouts. Gunderson. Dover Sporting C1,6
defeated H. Petersen. Norwegian Turn Society Tirs'
az Emery y ! Payne Northwestern A. c.. degexts3
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