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New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Some Trouble Nay Be Bre1ang IN
State SsOciatiOn.

Oliver A Quayle. president Of the New YORK
State Automobile Association, in an interVie"
Yesterday said that the constitution OF the as
sociation would in all probability be amended
at it's next meeting, which is TO be held on
March l. at Buffalo. by requiring all clubs 10
paw dues upon their entire active CLUB MEMBER
ship
The present provision OF the association
constitution relative dues was adopted some
thing over a year ago at the instigation and for
the express purpose OF exempting from dues
one-half OF the membership of the Automobile
Club Of America, this being the only club which
at that time exceeded a membership Of five hun
dred. The rapid growth Of other clubs in the
state makes this appear injustice, as it IS
claimed that the Automobile Club of America
pays practically 80 cents member. while
club of less than five hundred is required 10 pay
81 a member.
The Automobile Club of Buffalo. the member
ship of which reaches the twelve hundred
mark. is active IN support of this amendment,
and the support which will naturally develop on
the part of the smaller clubs seems to make the
enactment of this provision foregone conclu-
sion. 1t is understood that the present board
of governors of the Automobile Club OF Amer
lea strenuously opposes this action on the part
of the directors Of the state association. New
officers and new board of governors Of the
Automobile Club OF America are TO be elected
shortly. These facts may have important bearing
the situation.
The state association has now a total MEM
bership of thirty clubs. representing about
six thousand individual members, and is prepar-
ing for the consideration OF the present Legis-
Iature motor vehicle bill which promises reve-
nue. in the of annual registration fees suffi-
cient 10 maintain large part of the improved
highways OF the state.
Waldron Williams chairman of the bureau of
tours committee of the Automobile Club OF
America, announced yesterday that he had re-
signed from the touring board of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association on receiving notice
of his appointment.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
COLUMBIA GYMNASTS BEAT YALE.

Columbia's gymnastic team defeated Yale in a
dual meet i'll the Columbia gymnasium last night
by the score of S3 TO Il. q. V. Baker Won the
horizontal bar. the only first place credited 10 the
Blue. The Columbia team seemed TO be the bet
balanced
s Melitzer won first place in the tumblng for
Columbia, although he has been in training only
a few days. lie had a bad fall while on the par
allel bars but recovered sufficiently 20 60 on with
the
The summaries follow:
Horizontal bar-won by @. V. Baker. Tale: H. a
Sch0ounsker Columbia, second j. A. Vorkamp Coium-
bia. third.
side horss-Wcn by W. II. Wheeler. Columbia; L. e.
Eyerard. Vale, second; J : Hanrshan Columbia. third
club sWinginS-Wou J. Monsky. Columbia: Z. Hall
Yale. second. @. Y. Baker. Yale. third.
Parallel bars-Won 10y II. : SChoonmaker. Columbia
L. G. Everard. Yale. second; NJ. Lewis Yale. third
Flying rngs-Yton by +. l.. McCulloch. Columbia J. n
VoskauP. Columbia and @. V Baker Yale tied for
ond place
TumbInE-Wcn by : Melitzer. Columbia: L c Ever
ard Yale. second. : L. Miller. Columbia. third.
Score-Columbia. 33. Yale. -.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
GOTCH CATCHES TARTAR.
Throscs Rogers Only Tscice Instead
of Fire Times.

Frank Gotch failed IN his attempt to throw Joe
Rogers five times in hour at the Amsterdam
Opera House last evening. Al the expiration of the
sixty minutes he had managed TO secure only two
falls-a feat accomplished few weeks ago by
Hackenschnidt in quarter of the time
Although the bout scheduled to begin at 9
O'Clock. ii 9:l5 before the announcer intro
duced referee Tom Jenkins, ''of the West Point
Naval Academy" and 9:23 before time called
The went without warning into what was
practically the referees hold. and both spared
for opening Twice Rogers went to the ropes
and while the New Yorker tried for the legs Gotch
blocked cleverly. When at last the American
champion got his all fours and tried
combination half Nelson and crotch Rogers earned
applause by touching shoulder only and wrg
Cling free cleverly.
After ten minutes OF wrestling Gotch secured
another crotch hold and had his opponent directly
on his head. but again Rogers managed to clear.
4 shoulder hold and crotch seemed to have done
the trick in fourteen minutes but when jenkins
was stretched prone TO the shoulders touch
Rogers bridged quickly and moro escaped.
After sixteen minutes they came together in a
corner and Rogers went through the ropes falling
heavily 10 the floor.
Still he kept his nerve and il was twenty-six
minutes before Gotch, on half Nelson and crotch,
did the trick.
In the second round Rogers again forced
through the ropes, but. although his back showed
the big red welts, he came back smiling. A leg
hold dropped him at last and the round went TO the
champion after ten minutes of real hard work by
means of a toe hold which made Rogers quit WITH
out waiting 10 be turned over.
The third saw the unfortunate Rogers dropped
through the ropes once more. He survived suhoFy
toe and leg holds and kept Gotch busy unul 'he
gong sounded without having another fail scored
against him. -, -
Three minutes before time, on double roll ana
a chance neck hold, he came near scoring himse!l'
C;otch being taken altogether unawares by the SUD
den call for defensive tactics
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
VJCTORY FOR COLUMBLd
Soccer Team Beats Pennsylvania an
intercollegiate Series.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pbf1adelphia March 6-With two lncheS o.
snow on the ground the Association foolodii
e,aven of Columbia University gained VlctorS
in the opening match of the 1ntercolleGia'e
League championship series against the onl-
yersitv of Pennsylvania team on the GROUNDS ol
Hayerford College, at Haverford, this afternoon
The Pennsylvania eleven was showed under oy
the score of goals to 1, and Columbia looms
I'D as a potent factor in the competition for pos
session of the intercollegiate cup. the gift OF
CAPTAIN Fred Mines Of the Pilgrims, OF Eng
land.
Captain Dvvyer Of Columbia, playing at INSIDE
left was the first TO score after the ball had
been coaxed cleverly up his side Of the Held
Hunter centre halfback for the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. then tied the score by means or
q long accurate shot, which Tallant, the Colufn-
hia goal keeper, was una BILE to negotiate This
was the state Of the game when the whistle
blew for half time. After the restart. Smith,
Columbia freshman, covered himself with glory
by talying from inside right. and thereafter the
goals came in quick succession
Captain Drinker of HaVerford, who will lead
his team against Columbia on the same grounds
tomorrow afternoon, refereed the game to the
complete satisfaction of both sides. The line
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
ROWING 1T COLUMBI4.
What 1t Cost to Boat Cre7Cs Last
Year and Budget for This.

II. \. Moore. manager of the Columbia varsity
crew announced yesterday the financial report for
last year and also the budget for the coming sea
son. The total expenses during the season 1906 %
amounted to 50 2S5 H. while the receipts totalled
only s. $50 IT, leaving deficiency OF $40 The crew
and racing account. including the training table eX-
penses, is necessarily the largest, and totals
S25s7 54 One shell was purchased, and the
amount paid in addition 10 cost OF the boat, Tor
oars and repairs was S7o6 42 The remaining items
the report include the salary Of the coach, boat
house. launch and special accounts The main part
the receipts from graduate subscriptions,
which amounted to 81 70. The undergraduate
subscriptions amounted to 2,40S y.
The budget for the coming season calls for the
expenditure Of S11,o10. AS two new shells, eight
and a four. in the Of construction the
boat and oars account is swelled 10 1853 There
is also a decided increase in the and racing
account. the estimated expenses of this years
being 1925 or increase of 500 the corre-
spending account of year ago.
The amount required for the purchase of the
boathouse TO be used the other side Of the Hud-
Is N.olo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
Murphy Suspended for Bad Looking
Ride on Ida MQU.

New Orleans, March 6-J. ". Murphy. the
Jockey, who has been riding with much success for
three four weeks, indefinitely suspended to-
day for bad looking ride on Ida May IN the
second race. The flIy had speed for half mile.
but dropped out of it when most required.
Belwether and Prince Ahmed We're the only win
ming favOrites. The summaries follow:
First -four fur!ongs)-Inture 1o3 tRosen 20
won The Scker. 100 Swain to l. second Exotic, 1O3
tBrusseD 80 TO l. third. Time. o 4SS Plnion Lillian
Queen Concise Cuban Boy Harry Perival Anderson and
Miss Hapshurg also
Second race six furIongs-Bswether 1o5 CNotter,.
70 4. Hanbrtdge. 1Oi Powers. Is 70 l. second;
Ida Nav. Prince Hampton. Oon0omoo. Ben strong and
Field Marshal also
Third Selling one-h half furIongsp-E.
ShiPp, H7 CNinderl. I, Rustic 1o3 dec 20
10sas Arrowswift. Dandy Dancer. Risk. whiskhroon.
Bitter Sir, Maid. William Il. Lyon, Terah. Linda
Lake. Feast and Tilekns also
Fourth race handicap. sx furlongs'-Prince Ahmed.
10 ,otter, to . Won: Hyperion II IL tLeel to
second Colloquy. 115 tPowersI. 13 to a third Time,
l 1:13ts. Polly prim and Blagg also
FIFTH tselltng six furlongs}-Beatrtce X. los
(PoWersl. / .Bermont. 9s (Henry1. TO /,
second; Morales les 'Mnderl. to l. third Time 5ss
Rappahannock Aleucon Ben Double, peorC French Nun
Abe Goodns, La Cache. Gracious Fay Akhar and Lucy
Young also
sixth race selling six furiongs,-Royal onyx LOG
second; Miss Strome- 10S tIeel. To / third. Time,
1:I4]5. Belle Strorne Consistent Robin Hood Meadow
breeze Rebo. Platoon and Emergency Iiso
Seventh tse1ling: and onelUarter uiles)St.
HelIane, Io7 NcDanieD, 10 Gpin 10 tBookerl,
Time. 2:OT. Creel Flowaway Pinsticker Flavigny
Mate Louise Macfarlan. Ternus knight Of vanhoe. Otto
man, Gull. Javanese and Gorden Rusk also ran.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
HANDY BEATS KENNEDY
NOT PUSHED TO YIN.
Big Croud Enjoys Sseamming Races
at Sportsman Shoe.

II. j. Handy the champion swimmer OF the
West gathered in additional laurels last night at
the Motor Boat and Sportsman's Show In Madison
Square Garden. The Chicago crack defeated j. s
Kennedy, of the New York Normal School, In the
15oyard back stroke contest. and easily proved his
superiority.
Earlier in the week Handy defeated the local
for another chance at the longer distance. At the
crack of the pistol he took the water trife better
but Handy. with that graceful. snakeke move
ment. speedily got terms and touched the
first end a yard to the good At forty yards Handy
was two yards ahead, and reaching the 1oo-yard
mark in 1:22 was leading by five yards. 1t was
noticed that Kennedy lost trife at each turn.
Handy won by about five yards, in 2:10 2-5. which
was considerably behind the record of 203 2-5 held
by himself. The WesteTner explained that the high
roof gave him no guide. and his inability to tell
where he was caused him to make the turns slower
than usual.
The water polo match between the Bath Beach
Christian Association, while not productive of
class as a championship contest, fully
citing When the Bath Beach lined upethe
S1p-pound goal keeper attracted general attention.
Watch the tide rise shouted i boy big
fellow dropped into the water.
Toward the end of the game which was con-
fined to one long period. Boyle scored a goal for
Bath Beach, and that the way the game
ended The lineup was follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
GOLF PLANS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton's golf team viii play At the Nassau
Country Club the Saturday before Easter and
later at the Country Club of Lakewood. Princeton
the team match in the qualifying round last
year at the Lakewood tournament, with the home
club second.
Other matches under arrangement for the varsity
team Will be with the Philadelphia Country Club
and LavronceViIle School. The interclass matches
VIII he held the first two weeks in May each team
playing all the others in round robin tourna-
ment. the winning class To have its numerals en-
graved upon a cup offered for the purpose
Among the old players eligible for this years
teams are Ralph Peters, jr., the captain J. H. van
Dyke 81, W. I. West, D. Roberts. r. Atkinson jr.,
g O. Ballin. T. II. McAdoo and A G. van Dyke
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
THO CARS PUSH ON.
Th0mas and lust Increase Lead IN
Nezp YOrH-Par1s Race.

Fin Creek Seb. March s-The American
-r,,o,,ae car psesed through here late this after
noon after run of one hundred and twenty miles
n the New York-1o-Psris race Montague Roberts,
The driver said that the roads were IN falr con-
c,-fon and he would push on as Tar as posi-
be before stopping for the night
The Zust Gtalianp car left Denlson. Iowa, al 80
o'clock this morning. running over the Illinois
Central Railroad tracks The car Is being dis
patched regular passenger train II had not
reached Omaha Up late hour
Word has been received here that the other three
cars IN the race were idle to-day. The De Dion IS
at Cedar Rapids and the Protos and Moto Bloc at
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
YALE WRESTLERS BEAT CORNELL.
fBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

tEy Telegraph TO The Trbunel
Ithaca, y. y, March 6.-Yale wrestlers had no
trouble in defeating Cornell tonight, six bouts
one. CorneIIs lone victory due to cellars de-
fault to Wall Yale was handicapped by having
only four yet due to Doe's phenomenal
work, had no trouble winning Dole won two
easy throws in the pound and 135-pound classes
and earned the decision in the 145-pound class The
summary follows:
-hundred-and- -hfteen-rouni class WALL Cornell
from Cellar, Yale. by default.
Oue-hundred- pound cass-Dole. Yale.
threw Lewis Cornell. in 10
hundred pound class Dole. Yale.
Cornell =
ue-huHdred pound class-Dole, Yale, de-
feated Haight Cornell. decision.
Oue-hUndred and Aftyght pound class-Parsons Yale,
defeated Whitehead, Cornell. by decision
ciass-Foster Yale.
threw Wright. Cornell. IN min. 10 sec.
Ucavvwerht cass-Cioebel Yale. defeated Talbot. Cor
nell n.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

Referee. 3 Handey, New York Athletic Club
BOYLE.
The final heat of the 6o-yard swim was won
by Davis. of the West Side Young Mems Chris
tan Association, and the 100-yard final went to
ManteI. another West Side man. The 160-yard
relay resulted in victory for the West Side 5
team. composed of Friedlander. Eyle-s, Tefft and
Mantell.
\ majority of the best swimmers in this vicn-
ity have entered FOR the handicap races carded
for this, the last night of the show 4 relay race
IS also 10 be put on, and the New York Athletic
cubs crack team Will probably be on scratch.
The shoot-of for the schoolboy championship of
the United States Will take place on the ranges
this morning.
The semi-1inal heats Of the swimming under the
auspices of the Volunteer Life Saving Corps were
decided yesterday afternoon. The were well
contested, and W. c. Miller, former amateur cham
pion Of the metropolitan district made the fast
est time in the 60yard race. covering the distance
in 81 seconds. He is the to win this race
while Spelberger is expected account for the
mattress contest.
A special attraction arranged for this afternoon
will be the exhibition Of six young women auxil-
iary members of the corps. They will compete in
a sixty-yard swim. Miss Florence West. who
swan from the Brooklyn Bridge Coney Island,
will also give exhibition.
r. c. Leonard, Of Central Valley probably the
best all-round fy caster the world, broke his
third record yesterday since the show began. He
made a cast of III feet in the single handed bait
casting contest for distance with half-ounce
weight. This mark is seven feet better than the
old record.
The Garden uncomfortaby crowded last
night. Long before the swimming began all avail
able space at the Fourth avenue end was occupied.
Everything points TO a record turnout tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
The SERVANTS OF RELIEF.
~IN IENTEN IECTI-RE<

n aid Of their Two Homes. tor Destitut. Cancer
Fatients-fSt. Roses Free Home. As Cherry 81,
City, and Rosary HiI Home. HavVrhorne. y y. by
JAMES J. WALSH. NJ d. PHI u. LID.
the subject Women in Lie Shakespeare saw
Them" The lectures viii take place a Stephens
Third avenues. Thursday Afternoons o'clock,
March u. "a. 26 and Aprt 2. and 1S Course
Tickets, $500; Single Tickets. SI25 Tickets VIII -
sale Hotel san Reno 74th street and central
Park w. and the Fifth Ave Hotel Checks should
made to Edmund II Brennan. Treas . -5Ch
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
BASEBALL DATES FOR BROWN.
Yale, Harvard, Pennsylvania and Michigan
C Schedule Among Others.
H Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

E4ew4Hence, March e-The strongest baseball
schedule which Brown has had I'm years an
nounced to-day. II includes games with Yale, Ifar
ward. Pennsylvania and Michigan, and number Of
smaller colleges with total OF twenty-five in the
list. OF these nineteen viii be played in Prov
idence.
Harvard is substituted for Yale in the annual
Memorial Day game because Tale could not be Sc
cured for that date account Of the Yaie-Prince-
ton game. Two departures the game with
West Point West Point. and with Michigan
University. here. Brown is the only New England
college TO meet the Michigan players on their East
err trip The schedule follows:
Providence. i. Amherst Aegiss d
Providence: - University Providence.
Hfsrns al Providence -. University % Vermont
Providence. -. Wesleyan Providence -. Colby ~
Prez1de-,e-
MAJ syracuse Providence q. Yale Providence;
Y. TndIsIs FIoVtden'e. l3, West Point
We Point II Bates Providence. il.
SHTsc9se- - Williams a. HSiletaso'yn; =, Nichean al
Proyidence- -. Yale New Haven. 81. Harvard al
prcR1deuce
June .. Harvard Cambridge; 6. University II Penn
syrans Frovidenoes 10 Amherst t'toRdenoe5 l3,
Amherst. y tcass Louisiana state L
Trosl1ence- L tccnlneIoenert day. Alumni VARSITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
WESLEYAN DEFEATS HARVARD.

AiddletoWn. Conn. March e.-WesleyHn won the
last home game on her basketball schedule to-
night defeating Harvard easily by the score of
33 10 L. The local collegians outplayed the Grim
son IN almost every department OF the game
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
up follows:
JACK JOYNER GETS CALL.
H7W Train the Racing Stable Of
Harry PAINE Whitney.

Harry PAYNE Whitney announced yesterday that
hA had engaged 4. J. Joyner trainer for his
racing stable in place Of the late John !. Rogers
who died few days ago.
Jack Joyner ranks one of the best trainers in
the country. and ii was the general opinion among
horsemen yesterday that Mr.. Whitney could
have made a better selection Joyner handled big
stable for Sydney Paget up TO last season, when
the latter sold of his horses. He brought out
and developed such good horses in receut years as
Waterboy. Watercolor Hamburg Belle, Caringorm,
Water Pearl and Charles Edward.
Word received here yesterday that Charles
Reed has sold the famous Farview Stud Farm,
near Gaatin. Tenn, for s750GH. The land will he
cut up into building lots. Many great horses have
been foaIed Al Fairview. including Dobbins. Dom
mos chief rival, some years ago. Mr.. Reed is the
man who bought ST. Blaise the first bid for
S10oeN0 only to find that he was not a success in
the stud
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
DOUBLES RACQUET TITLE AT STAKE

Philadelphia. March SIN the doubles racquet
matches for the championship Of the United States
on the courts the Philadelphia Racquet Club to-
dsy Hewitt and Clarke defeated Cassatt and
Spencer and Fearing and Scott of New York. de
fea ted Fink and Clark, Of Boston. Fearing played
g wonderful game. and both New York players
showed excellent form. Fearing and Scott Will
meet Hewitt and Clarke tomorrow in the final
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
PRINCETON 0UTPoINTs "PENNsY." ="

Princeton. y. J.. March 6.-For the second time
this season Princeton defeated the University OF
Pennsylvania at wrestling by the score Of s bouts
TO = The local wrestleTs outponted the PennsyI-
vania men in the majority OF the matches FolweI
both bouts for Pennsylvania. The summaries
follow.
Light heavyweight clsss-FolvyelI Tennsy lyans threw
iors- ti. Princeton Time, 2-is-
Ian'ain EeightWard. Princeton. threw Yerser. Penn
Time
Middleweieht-o -ornond. Princeton. threw Freeman.
Ieutss lyaHia Time. co.
special ~eght-Obcr Princeton, secured the decision
Cox. PenHsyIva vanla. Time i2:UJ
Lightweight litiner, Princeton. secured decision
Peters. PenusYIv Ivauia. Time
Ne!ie-Heigt- Princeton, secured
Waite. Time 1900.
ffeaEygsei Pennsylvania
Cislun King. Princeton Time. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
YALE TRIES PITCHING MACHINE.

y. Tt-esTalIh 20 Ihe I1lbure.I
New Haven. March s.-Yale has begun expert
rlenting with . pitching machine FOR ITS baseball
squad Tne ceN3oe. patented b. 7. Il Cahill. OF
HoI,oke, M4ss.. tried to-day and found 10
work well. IT has not been decided TO purchase
one, as the Yale Kline expects 10 begin outdoor
work next week
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
SOME YANKEES START SOUTH.

Mike Martin, trainer OF the Yankees. with seven
players. left here last night to join Clark Griffith
and the rest of the team at Atlanta for the spring
training. In the party Walter Blair, Jack
Neuer. Joe Lake. Walter Manning Eustace New
ton, Wild Conrov Neal Ball.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
GAMES FOR FIREMENs MONUMENT.

Athletes in the metropolitan district will do their
part to swell the firemen's monument fund by
taking part in set OF games to be held at Celtic
Park on June 90 This date Is week before
the time Of sailing of the American Olympic team,
that many of those who will go abroad can be
counted 10 take part
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
YeLEs NEW HOCKEY CAPTAIN.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribun.

TBy Telegraph 10 ID. TrIbune.l
New Haven Mafch John Heron, sophe-
more Wa to-day elected captain of the Yale
lock.y ta.rn fer next ie lives in PItts3urg
and has been on tAe Yale team for TWO years.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
PRINCETON TO PLAY DARTMOUTH

Princeton. y J., March 6-The faculty commit
tee on outdoor sports has ratified the Dartmouth
Princeton football game for next fall The game
VIII lie played in New York on November T.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
VICTORY FOR YALE FENCERs.
Columbia Beaten by Narrow Margin-Penn-
sylvania 0utclassed.

Yale won the triangular fencing meet between
Pennsylvania, Columbia and Yale in the Columbia
gymnasium last night. The Blue made clean
sweep against Pennsylvania. winning every of
the nine bouts but they defeated the Columbia
team only after the hardest kind Of work by the
score of to /. The team standing Yale a.
Columbia. Il. and Pennsylvania. /
The Phiadelphians their single bout when
Wendell, the Quaker captain. defeated Byrne Of
Columbia. The deciding bout of the meet was be-
tween Perrine, of Columbia. and Smith, of Yale
Smith after the closest contest Of the evening
and the victory of Staley Martin. of Pennsyl-
vania, gave the New HaveHtes first place by the
narrow margin of two bouts
hn ll11I1a rirs flI
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
CURTAILMENT AFFECTS 5000.

Providence. March 6.-Notices were posted in
all of the r. B- r knight cotton mills
this afternoon announcing that. beginning on
Monday morning next. the plant Will go on a
three-quarters time schedule. practically making
"A 25 per cent Curtailment. The company has
mills at Readville. Madchaug and Hebronvilie.
Mass and Dodgeville. Pawtucket Valley. Woon-
socket and Westerly. II. /. The curtailment Will
affect about six thousand operatives.
Lowell Mass. March 6.-The Talbot Woollen
Mills OF North Billerca. which have been run
ming four days a week. will on a schedule
of FIVE days a week next Monday.
westbrook. Me. March 6.-Orders re-
eeived tonight from the : u. Warren Company.
of Boston, .s place its paper mills here on
short time. They Will hve days a week
Ono thousand men Will be affected
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
COLUMBIA SWIMMERS BEATEN.

Philadelphia. March C.--The University OF Penn
sylvania swimming team defeated Columbia here
tonight in dual meet by a score OF 50 to H.