New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
Water Polo = Rowing y Golf y Chess Il Other Sports
WATER POLO IN GARDEN
PRINCETON TEAM LOSES.
Ee-r York 4. G. S1cimmers Win
Under English RmLes.

Under English Rules.
The New York Athletic Club water polo team
defeated Princeton by a score Of two goals TO
nothing IN the tank at the Sportsnan's Show in
Madison Square Garden last night The game
vas played under English rules. and big crowd
saioved the fun as the men splashed about in the
--s+er Judging by the applause In another game
under the American rules teams from the Bath
Beach Swimming Club and the New York SWIM
-ofnr Association placed a tie at two goals each.
TIE spectators appeared to enjoy the American
rsr-e the better Of the two which was not sur
--.zs,r tnssr1uch as Il is g more strenuous one.
The men rom Princeton made q hard fight
szafnst the Mercury Foot swimmers and the first
z-fo5 ended in q tie. neither side being able TO
t,o-e. The Tigers tired slightly IN the second
,.-4od. particularly toward the end and E H
r-,,be,bscE threw the first goal from scrimnage
hi,b Woehr the Princeton goal. was unable TO
.+on A few minutes later c. D. Trubenhach made
1ouE shot from near the centre of the tank. which
ended the scoring.
T.e Nez York Athletic Club second team
.s ha7dicao relay race. with Princeton second and
- Yev- York first team. made UP OF such stars
T,s-ta1s Goodwin. Handley and Spencer, third
~. biggest crowd IN the history Of the show
- IN attendance, standing room being at
The rife team Of the Morris High School won
,orA honors at The show yesterday in competition
so- The Du Pont trophy. Fourteen teams Of four
bozs each shot for the prize, and the ranges in
the basement were crowded ali the afternoon The
T-77r team Won by the narrow margin Of rrs point
efter close struggle with the fours from De Witt
Clinton and curtis High. The victory Of Morris
High was due largely TO the clever shooting of
Bvrnes who returned a perfect score of 81 Ianni-
Gus added 8. Morgan 30 and Ehrlch So for total
of 80 out Of possible 10. De Witt Clinton fin
ished second with -. and Curtis High third with
l8 Manual Training was fourth and led the
brooklyn schools with I2S.
Two more events in the fly and bait casting
Tournament were decided. and the one for distance
with trout rod. under 6-foot obstacle erected
twenty-five feet from the platform aroused IN
usual interest The anglers most OF WHOM, k,a1.
on one knee IN casting, showed remarkable skill
IN shooting tire light line far under such q
handicap r 2 Lawrence and r J Held were
well matched hut the former won with the excel
lent cast Of 6s feet Held was second with 81 feet
sinches
Mr. Held the bait casting event IN the IN
limited class with a cast OF l3s feet. E B. Rice
was second.
\ bull terrier caused quite a commotion in the
afternoon when he took offence at a picture OF one
Of his kind. and turned OF the portable
houses topsy turvy. The house now bears q sign
On the front door: NO dogs allowed"
An interesting programme OF water sports has
been arranged for this evening in the big tank |
The New York Athletic Club water polo team will |
take the water against a team from either the |
Bath Beach OF New York Swimming Association |
while Charles II. Daniels will try for new record
from scratch 20oyard handicap. Most OF the
fastest swimmers in the East viii be opposed TO the
record holder, including C. H. Trubenbach- Canoe
tlting viii be another attraction.
The swimming team from the University Of Penn
sylvana viii be at the Garden tomorrow evening.
The summaries OF the various competitions yes
te-day follow:
New York A c. q. Position. Princeton 90.
tAlll. -AHoe4 -oelr |
2 = ITa0eo-S -s9s
7sTj.i. 80 7e5ps : ak f1.sr 5oss
: 3 FIandiey -.--..-- Forward .-..-.... Could |
Goals-C- b. Trubenbanh, e r. Trubenbach
SWIMMING RACES
Two EuHdred-ysTd relay race-Final heat By New
Trenao6 and Lee: Princeton team Consisting Of lana
hzI- BaLLlzn Cross and thsh5ers; second: New YORK
ieE s. s55 s7Sn:e. enc th!rd. Tine 2o+7gg oeg -
ham s johns CoeEe. ds seconds: Eossenlan, Bath
MS 20 seconds. third Time. O-s25s-
RIFLE COMPETITION.
Morris @High-J @ Byrnes IS; J IAnnicuH. 81: J Nor
W.T. d E as S7'P 5s,.E sEo9P N g. I'm TTsehtan Pa a.
Curtis 5ligh-M weieAers- 81: r. Hurley. 81; G Da-
'l4F25; 4E5 2; GO q Bale, Be- -, :.2 Total rs
Pz22, g: " Kase-. 81: P Lyons 81 Total. ~
sFs.n 81 = Horuan. "a; F washrnsn. 80, Total i2s.
reorhess 30. " Echbauers. 30 W. Ulrieh, 81 Total
se. T. Co1roy.- q Total f24 90 -
p # % EoT P51s2 NfaT s5 %szzsyE % Morey 81; !. Leslie.
etuyVesant Eigf-E- GCI5berger, .: Csaetano -: n
Ae-lesrt %; c. Austrian. Total. III
2s Zs ,5s Htsh-E Dong % Farbusoh. n: r Doyle.
ErssEaus Hale Reeve. .: P Hudson zs: J. Rem
~ y c Kingsley. % Total iOs
Commercial High Carst tea:1l1H seedort 10: g B.r-
81; .5 a. Z H5a-o.1geT p: D GelIer. 28 Total 1O4
q. " zsohsona II . Mehrlan. p. Total. Io3.
ozT p G c9@zy eE e. Toisi al Is TeFTilissF' p;
FLY AND BAIT CASTING.
s 'erttnE for distaues UNLIMITED cIa.sJ-vvon by r.
--eu 70, rect; 2 ?. Rice. 129 q in second 4
- = . In. third. a. Friedman I24 fest fourth:
ti,,s rage ll2 T. IN. fifth: l. s. Darling ios feet
e- esnE for distance unde- forward obstacle chve-
So Won by P 2 Lswrance. feet r J. 1 ,
tff-5 = = u second; g N La Blanche. 81 feet /
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