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New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
GUNNERS OUT In FORCE
HIGH SCORES THE RULE.
Siner Wins Leg on M0rch Cup at
Crescent Traps.

1t was letter day for The trapshooters OF tue
Crescent Athletic Club yesterday, and under al
most ideal condtions--a cloudy sky and scarcely
any wind-tney made many full scores ana used
more than four thousand targets.
In the chief contest Of the daya lOo-target hanol
cap rnatch-tvo teams of Eine men each faced the
traps Besides the principal prize for the winning
team there was a prizs for the high man on each
team. The team captains were A. Z, Hendrickson
and J. P Stephenson. The formers team won by
81 targets the being 7o1 to go Both sets OF
traps were used alternately.
Stephenson's team started well, H NJ Brigham
rolling up total of s. out of the possible 100 in
his four strings Of % each. [. NJ. Palmer and E
B Stephenson tied with S6 each. and George Brewer
scored 50 The remainder of the team was weak.
their scores falling as low 81. y. W. Peabody
vas high man on the winning team, and he was
ably supported by F. W Moffett. with 81; W c
Da-nron. with S. and d T. Leahy. with 81 None
Of the others this team scored below S. strange
10 say Lot one either shot full score OF 70
In the shoot for the March Cup eighteen gunners
faced the traps. II a close contest, and NJ
Stiner proved be high with q targets brok-
en-. There were three teams in the regular team
shoot Palmer and II. NJ. Brigham being the VIII
ners, with II their total, to Il made by r B.
Stephenson and T. W. Moffett. The trophy matches
were more than usually interesting. Three out OF
the four were wen by u. ". Woodcock He shot
full scores each. In the first one, IN which SIN
teen competed fourteen shot scores above 70 IN
another match in which fourteen entered, ten shot
above %. ". .. Damron trophy with a full
score and the scratch match was won by h NJ
Brigham with a full score Of Is
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

Los Angeles. March 6--Before the smallest crowd
that has ever witnessed the running Of a DERBY
on the Pacific Coast and over track that was
soft from the morning rains, Jos Madden, from the
stable Of Sam Hildreth, and with l22 pounds up,
won the Los Angeles Derby to-day at Santa Anita
Park r: one OF the thrilling finishes ever wit
messed on a local track. The time for the mile and
quarter 207 %.
Joe Madden quoted at to in the betting. was
always well up in the field Of six Guy Fisher. the
nacenslzer maintained his advantage until the last
eighth where Joe Madden challenged. furious
drive TO the wire followed. but Shilling managed 10
get Joe Madden home by a short head, IN spite 81
a strong finish by Powers ON Guy Fisher
r A. Forsythe's High Private. winner OF the
California Derby and the favorte for the race to-
day had a stormy journey and finished third four
lengths away The race had guaranteed value
of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
COLUMBIA CAPTAIN HURT.
Cerussi, Cree Leader, Nay Not Be
4bIe to Roc Il gdiRSt HarUGrd.

yard varsity eight OF The Charles River month
have been considerably darkened by the fact that
r ? Cerussi. captain and stroke OF the crew. Is
suffering from sIght dislocation Of the shoulder,
which nav keep him OFT OF the shell for time.
s-sr,lsst came by his injury in basketball
practice about ten days ago. and although it had
begun 10 mend nicely. he wrenched it severely in
rhe game with Pennsylvania last week. with the
result thai II Is than al FIRST he has roFVed
ssaslv since the close Of the basketball season. but
sis soulser is botleeriug him a good deal, and he
fea-s that st may net be stTong enough for him to
,o,v AGAINST Harvard without seriously i-8pairing
his chances for fun recovery, before the Pough-
keepsie regatta
<rouid 4, greatly weakened. Among the possible
candidates for the place in the Harvard race if
Ceru.Si does not row are Murphy. who st-oked the
1910 freshman eight and the varsity four last year,
rna Catch stroke Of last years freshman crew.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
TIGERS LOSE IN TANK.
Yale S1cimmers Win Closely Con
tested Meet at Princeton.
IRr relsgraph % The TrIbans.l

Princeton N J. March 6.-For the first tilne >
many years Yale defeated Princeton ar s"iElalle
tonight the score being S5 to IS The lis1.
were handicapped by the absence OF E E Deinls
ton their star record holder. who has Jusl
declared ineligible. All Of the events Were
contested except the plunge for distance
went to the Yale man with ease. The Se-ya
resulted IN a dead heat between Chafnoer@
princeton and Howe. OF Yale The New s H1.-
team won the relay race in the fast time OF : IL
utes 40 AS seconds The fancy dive was -
tacular event. Parke. OF Princeton. eaTIylAa
honors by some graceful work
The summary follows
-hundred-sOot relay raceWon hy 1ale vSison
Winsiow Howe and Richardsff princeton ~ T1ur1
p d. Wilson. Bamman and FarAel SSV0'A--
Fancy dive-won by Parke. Princeton s.O,,5 90
StOddaft Yale. 5l5 points. second Stern F'i"
FifSyNyard swsn-Chambers. Prineetos2.:, ana ~
vale tie. Richards. Yale third Tine 0-l7e ssosda-
two and tventy-yard sSinl--Hoa ~ third
vale: Palmer Yale. second; -Hazen. FF'109'''
Time, 2.4i -, 60. Vale "A n -
r,aaS Vale second; WehT. Princeton thiQ
Hove Yale second; Bamman. Princeton u"i'
Water polO-xals. 2; PrincesOa. q
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
PAYS FOR NEW SHELL.
Columbia Alumnus Requires Boat To
Be Named for President Butler.

According to an announcement made yesterday
by the manager OF the Columbia University crews
an alumnus, who wishes TO have his name kept
secret has given $500 TO the rowing club TO pay
for the new varsity eight-oared shell that Is being
constructed by A. f Ward the Highbridge boat
builder. BY the conditions OF the gift the shell
must be named the Nicholas Murray Butler, for
the president of Columbia
This is the second time that Of Columbia's
racing boats has been named for officer OF the
university. the first being the Dean Van Amrtnge
the shell In which Columbia defeated Harvard in
1907. Most OF the other shells have been namoless
though a few have been named for prominent row
ing alumni
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
AMHERST SWIMMERS BEAT WILLIAMS
outbresk of Diphtheria Keeps Brown Team
from Taking Part.
rRy Teiegraph to The Tribune. J

Amherst Mass, MaTcH o--AlnIIeIsV u5I5aVsu
Williams by score of % points to Is IN a SWIM
tns meet held in Pratt Natatorium this afternoon
. triangular meet including Brown was scheduled
hut the Brown team was unable to come, four or
its men being taken i'll with diphtheria and the re-
r,ainder auarantined al the last minute.
In the dual contest Amherst won every event
With the exception of the plunge for distance, which
Herter of Williams took. Huszagh, of Amherst,
won the 25 90 and 100 yard swiuls while Frank and
Van Auken. OF Amherst took first and second
piaces I'm the 22o-yard and 44oyard swims. Amherst
won the relay race by a close margin
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
scpArcH sHoor-15 TARGETs.
GOOD SCORING AT wYKAGYL.
Henderson and Eckart Win Legs on Two New
Trophies at New Rochelle

Two new cups were offered for competition at
the New Rochelle traps OF the Wykagyl Country
Club yesterday. E Eckart presented enc, and the
other was offered by r. L Shape. Zach was at
twenty-five targets and the winner of the first
leg On the Eckart trophy was J. A. Henderson, who
made the excellent run of twenty-three targets
from scratch
E Eckart was the first marksman TO score
the Shape trophy. Shooting with handicap Of
he returned a card Of twenty-four kills" E L.
Brady was the winner of the first leg the March
C,up. and E Eckart scored for the monthly average
trophy w N Bavier was the winner of the sport
ing goods prize
The genres follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
LEWIS SOLD TO BALTIMORE NINE.

Phil Lewis. shortstop of the Brooklyn National
League team, sold yesterday the Baltimore
Eastern League team Lewis has played several
seasons with the Superbas
The advance squad OF the Newark Eastern League
team will leave for Its training grounds Mil
ledgeville. Ga. this afternoon. A number OF the
players will congregate in Washington on Monday
night and go South. Harry Wolverton, the
manager expects to have the full squad at prac-
tIce by Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
N. Y. U. WINS RICE CHESS TROPHY.

New York University's chess team defeated ut
gers College University Heights yesterday in the
New York Unversty-Stevens Institute-I.utgers
College Chess League. by of Pa to ia
This match gives the Isaac l. Rice trophy to New
York One other match. between Rutgers and
Stevens remains to be played, but even should
Stevens win all four boards from Rutgers, New
York viii keep ths trophy by safe margin.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
ROCHESTER, FIVE BEATS CORNELL.
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lBy IeIegraph 10 ne IE-U1Is'I
Pochester N y March 6.-The Rochester bas-
ketbau team closed its season here tonight by de-
feating the Cornell nve for the third time this year
the score being "a to H. Cornell threw the nrst
goal getting points before Rochester broke the
ice but made no more points during the haH'
-, n1osad a+ "a To a Cornell braced in the
end for a time Rochester kept to its steady game.
s,pls,ing Cornell in every department
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

Oakland Cal, March 5.-Clamor, % 10 l shot
won the Waterhouse Cup. at two miles and a quar-
ter over a muddy TRACK at Emeryvilie to-day.
Ftrestone took command in the hrst quarter and
led for a mile and half when he tired Clamor
then moved up from last position and. well handled
hv Buxton won easily from Animus, quoted at
TO Q. Flrestone finished third. while Montgom-
erv was unplaced The time was 04 as. The
race was worth s5.44O TO the winner
Rose Queen won the Cirmstead Handicap in
clever style. Although showery weather prevailed
the attendance was large.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
MONTHLY CUP-3 TARGETS.
NEW WORLDS BOWLING RECORD

Pittsburg. March 6.-The Lpman fve-man team
OF Chicago broke the worlds bowling record m
Duquesne Gardens here tonight rolling score OF
2.95& The old mark 2s27. made by the Bonds
sam. OF Columbus. Ohio. last year st GinSinpaa,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
sHOOT-OFF-25 TARGETS.
NOVEL SHOOT AT FOX HILLS.
W. J. Elias Wins Exchange Gun Handicap
with a Fair Score.

The trap shooters Of the Essex County Country
Club were expected at the Fox Hills Golf Club
Yesterday to settle the second leg of the home and
home shoot but the match postponed Instead,
several Interesting trophy shoots decided. The
Hea+rre OF The afternoon was exchange gun
handicap II was by W. ]. Elias, who also
took a fifty bird trophy shoot
The follow
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
FegE LECTURE ON AERoNAUTIcs.

Wilbur r Kimban viii sDeak on The Evolution
Of the Afrship' In the free course On aeronautics
- he west side Young Mems Christian Associa-
don. No go West 57th street All who are In
tarested are Invited
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
PRUYN WINS 1T SQUASH.
Takes Glass 4 Finals in Handicap
PIdu IN HnUard Club Courts.

R D. Pruyn and Joseph Pulitzer. jr. finished first
I'm the Class A and Class handicap squash tourna-
nlents at the Harvard Club. Yesterday the entries
for the championship closed. and with the interest
attached TO the handicaps and the Harvard Clubs
winning of the metropolitan championship series
the list is OF record proportions. II includes J. T.
Pratt J. II. IseIin Cyril Hatch. 8. ". Whitney, J.
thirty
The summary follows:
CLASS A
First round-sibley from Hatch BY default; Mo
Burney beat Morgan. I5-T. 1T-iS. Pool Hunt.
from Harris by default Irving beat Satterlee. 1D-1N
I5-s: Prentiss beat Burden. 1Si4 156: Sanger beat
iS~9 Davis beat Poor ib-I6 lib 16-iI.
Second round-Whitnaan from Mathews by default
I51e i5-s: Haddon by default: Prentiss
beat irving. 19-s; l0-s; Sanger peat Riker. 12-l5
Corbin beat Ciarksos. S~i0 I6-io ISL.
Third round-Mc Burney won from Whitman by default
i2@15 i5~12 15-~io; Corbin beat Davis IDS l5-~fi
Semi anal round-Priyn beat McBurnsy. io-a. 1S--S
Final round-Pruyn beat Prentiss 10-s. 1913. l5-s
First round-Sayre heat cobb Jr.. 15s. 15-4; Herman
beat Morris I5-i8 15-9 i6s: Baird beat Cole. BIB
storer. 16-5 15-5; Marvin best Appleton. 1012 1315
15-i0; Pulitzer tr. beat wilkinson l6S 159 Crocker
Morgan beat sohefer. ie-i7. 1912. 15-l,
beat herman I5-12 I5--i0: Benedict Baird I5-l8
15--12; Kelly beat Marvin 15-3, I54; Pulitzer beat
Nichols Morgan 1918. 1910. 1873: Jackson beat
Pratt. 15-h i5--13.
Benedict DO $50 Pulitzer beat Phelps iii. I5-7
Nichols beat Jackson. 17--15 1913.
Pulitzer beat Nichols is2lo f5---s
Final round-Pulitzer beat Kelly. iS-s. lS-ll. b-S
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
Joe Madden Wins q Derby
High Private Favote Beaten After Stormy Journey in
Fixture.
MIKE SPRING.
One of the home favorites.

Lee and Walsh. the riders OF High Private and
Donald Mcdonald respectively. claimed foul, but
it was not allowed The stewards. however, took
action on the rough riding and suspended Shilling
Indefinitely. while Powers fined $3.50 and
McCee, who rode J. II. Reed. 500.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

Coais-For Nictorias Bowie 90, haFa1agL. Ior
X y A. c. Shirren 60. Peabody ~. Castleman'
Fsrosasoof s-ooiican Referce-Wili1eIn Russell.
T7ocIe t-iuh Assistant lillian DOLBY Cres-
cent Al . I-mpircs-F5eorgs Harmon and 9 conway
eresu=rs-CeorEe =. Stebbas and Mortimer Bishop
= y A q Trae-Ftrst half. 25 minutes. second half
rrlu
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

l,oaIs held--Streusand tbl, Jacobson t4I tIeI
baum 90 Brill C2 II. Brill 90. Dunseith iol
Kostink Goals from foul-Streusand
1sI Referee-W. e. Ruetschi. Time Of halves-TwehtS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

-hundrel-yard handicaE relay Eace-Wou 0L 80
yorL q, team consisting q South. TFubenhacn ht-1S
ana Nfanley Is secondsl. York \ team conslsl-
Of Curran FIoeri1r NericS and Burke tscrat,9i st.s
Is,tb Peacb a. team. consisting 0f McLouS1in Nhia
F2sfT and Niuvev dl seconds third Time, 49, -
- ru,frsj-vard scratch J. Reilly NeN
YORK A { J. Shvrock. Psansyivanla second J. A4-
ts West side y. NJ. =. \. third Time, l''+-s- r-.b.
Ssvertv- ward swim for girls-WOn by Miss aels
Harrington: Miss Hyatt. second; Miss Mabel h4
third Time. 35tS. - h.
E,,Ttv- yard svvn-Won bv Hoyt. Harvard RISE "a "a
ward second: stern. College city OF New 4orS 'N'-
Tine, O:293S w., -
Tyt,-hundret- venty--hve--yard sNn1--Non -
.n;,,T Harvard BischOff. College CITY Of NsW 49,
second: Becker. college city OF New YORK. third -
''tt's, dving-Won by Durham. Harvard. with -
,jn,se FfsIAinS Harvard. with 40 points second -
-bu,dr.,i-yard raCe-WOn by Harvard ts@
II ,-Tss 'Rice IIoyt and Aspinaln- Time 2-0S's
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
FLY CASTING

Fly casting accuracy and deiicacy; with . f's.
ounce each OF three 3u-nch rings az
distances OF 81 45 from the casting point
for accuracy demerit for each foot or fraction
OF foot that the fly lands from the ring. for deli
cacv a deuerit for the fly not falling by It's own
weight In the watsrl-WOu by C. N l. ia Branche
Wit dernerts; R r Lawrence second with 80 %
merits. NcCuckin L. :. Darling tied for third
with IS dee-s each; J. Enrich, dfth. with At ds
merits -
casting accuracy, with hve-ounce ROD lons
cast at each buoys placed 20 80 40, 30 and %
feet from the casting Tnreehanded tie netEen
i l. KIRK. E. 3. Rice and I. :. Darling, with ssls
uer cent each Places decided by Of CON-
as follows. Kirk. Rice. Darling
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
WATER POLO.
SWIMMING RACES

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aarige Wpnb, oct oil iise DC bIeu
mpnbige unber Slirator.
Ssrit | 1S45, nItiaa lGnee citer
abifillelieu fra Ganmarf, opbGoeoes
benme iGrifilte fgI. geoiuins, %
uaiite apinoer oper % gar bIcp
mpnoige nreo allrotpr uben i9rifiIt
@epiuiug.
Smtreut tpoe aar ienere (1S63)
aisreS en- piatie Soranoring ! bette
SorboIb. ibet ngiit Guiube erflrres
"mnn6ia unber &urotor. nodr bin
bar iplOt oct 1Soe gar 90 iiiIompu'
big meo set ipIote 25oe aar. @nfe
or ~iuIbmpnoia ,iocu Senipu til gIScr
oa uoen 6orpIiateIie til at brit9c
9oapcrac. Set iomme aiGloer Sr'
itrr, iom tr ieporcrct cner lfilot ira
lin Mono." aIoercn 20 aar neo.
iottcS / 1869 bonbe for Wrno og
ugiitc &pinSer til 81 Ior.
Cen giite apinbe bar iremoeleS
umpnoiq. og bette MisiorboIh porte
Iioc iii 1888, ga 9op al 29oe SUM-
bcitcmmcr: "@iit apinbe bar iamme
Mpnoiabeo iom Den ugiite oa raooer
fit 8obS mco DC gegrGnSninger. lolll
inbcboIoeS / nrrurrcuoe Sop."
Scrneo rpffcr Den giitc apinoe ira
l~lmpnoiabcb mo / DC mpnoi9eS Sol.
paa Sang bar Den ngtIte antr'
bcs RctSitiIliua bcbret, mems Sultrit'
ems 8etSitiling bar uioronoret | 200
Nor,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Spnet on ocn traaolsie.

timber CT poloiomt Soroenoetr poa
Rp 3coIauo SlIeoog inotroi Der ON.
boro pon oct euGelife ari9Sitib "Eoip'
erfrI" ct mGrfeIigt SiIfpIoe, Spnet
iom fom ira De iorte SoroenIfper
ipnteS at bape palgt liz arigsiflbet
til Sfiuc, oa oen eleftriife llolooning
ranttc oaiao bette. Wen Spnet bopoe
life taoet Den mGrfelige SpfinoeIie,
iom beoer troaolsS Seleerai / Dc
trugtning. og De Sronoe, iom ianotcS
uoippnbtc mclem Waiterne. ian9e0e
S%unitraalcn. Zen for 9iennem SEQ.
niitaen uben at bcifaoige 6ellne, men
Oct Sfle, Iebiloget irembso, bar me.
get irteresiaut. : ieloe Sele9rni'
rlimmet bar oct, icm ON Der poo
Ell Sang blep afienot ct belt 3uiin
Ser bar Den inmme Sdrm,
iont pIeier at Ieoiage bisie, % 8ni'
iterue for omfring, mebens Der leo
Ell unberIig Stsi giennem belle Sit
bet. Sriiterne ipnteS forsprig at
iIppe operaIt laugs 0Gffet, bpiIfet
tog iig ganife eien6ommeligt, men til.
Iige uhpggeIigt no. Ser iorpoloteS
BOG life nooeuiombcIit Sfaoe, men
Bet fou 10 tTuteS, at en- anbcn traab.
los Snitollntion bar mootaget ct
8uiittelegrnm ira "FomerfuI", iom
Def fau pGre meget ponifeIiat at tpGe.