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New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
DOGS IN NOVEL TEST.
For,Terriers Win in Sweepstakes at
the Boston Shozr.

Boston Feb. 24-The Terrier Sweepstakes
fixture uew 20 dog shows in the country. was the
chief attraction az the New England Kennel Cluo :
exhibition to-day. 4 purse Of SEQ was ofereo'
and seven teams OF six terriers each, representing
the various breeds. in the ring James
Mortimer OF New York was the Judge
The award made to the smooth coated IoG
terrier team made up of three dogs from the Sa-
bine Kennels of Orange, Tex. and three owned
by Winthrop RutheTfurd of Allamuchy, n ).
Mr. and Mrs w Q. Lipmsn's Madame Fl II H.
a winner at New York. and one of the best FTehch
bulldog bitches bred in this country, went
right through her classes. while Dansdowne htllar-
ney owned by B. F. Lewis. of Lansdowne, Penn
won in the winners class for Irish Settlers Lans-
downe Killarney Rose getting the blue IN the
winners class for bitches
The entries of George Bleistein, of Buffalo n y
beat those of B. +. Lewis. jr., OF bansdeWhe'
Penn. for dogs in the English setter classes, Du'
Lewiss Deodora Vic beat Mr.. Bleisteins cham-
pion Meg O. Leck in the winners class for dogs
of the opposite
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
PENNSYLVANIA BASEBALL DATES.
Harvard the Only Big Team Not on the Seized
uie This Year

Philadelphia, Feb. 24-The University of Pennsyl-
vania baseball schedule. which was announced last
tight, contains thirty-three games. No game Will
be played with Harvard. The schedule follows:
March 27 New York University at Philadelphia
81. Lehigh University at Philadelphia
april s. State College at philadelphia; 5: Amherst
at Philadelphia, Z, Holy Cross at Philadelphia; g.
Indians al Atlantic City; 10. Indians at Atlantic
City; l2 Wallbrook Athletic Club at Baltimore;
l5, University of Virginia at Charlottesville: I6
Georgetown at Washington; IL. Georgetown at
Washington; 2l Tufts College at Philadelphia: a.
Navy al Annapolis; Is. West Virginia at Philadel-
Phia.
May l. Yale al New Haven; g. North Carolina az
Philadelphia; 5 West Point at West Point; s.
Princeton at Philadelphia; TO- Dartmouth al Phia-
delphia u, Columbia at Philadelphia; 15 Yale at
Philadelphia; ls, Princeton at Princeton, % Cornell
al Philadelphia: q. Lafayette at Philadelphia: 29
Georgetown at Philadelphia: 81, Cornell at Ithaca.
June 3, Amherst al Philadelphia; 5. Brown at
Providence; Z, Dartmouth Hanover; g. HOLY
Cross at Worcester; Y, Indians Philadelphia
l5 Alumni at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
WATCHERS FOR BOUTS.
Nesc System Being Tried by NetC
York Fencers' Glib.

The Fenoers Club of this city has introduced
what so far as this country is concerned is a dis
tinct innovation in ths Judging of fencing bouts
The club. which has its quarters in the windsor
Arcade. has long felt that there was not thor
oughly adequate system of judging matches here
and has introduced the system of watchers
This system was employed during the Saltls
medals competition last Saturday and won the
hearty appreciation Of all the fencers engaged.
There are two watchers One of these is sta
toned Immediately behind and little 70 the side
Of each contestant and each keeps his eyes upon
he contestant in front Of him. As soon as he sees
he man ne is watching touched fouled he ca lis
S,st Touch Foul as the case may be In
ms way il is believed that the closest watch can
bl kept both contestants, and that nothing can
escape the eyes Of the watchers and the judges.
In case both watchers call out -eTouchl' stimuli
saaeously. calls '-Touchr'' and the other
Four the judges must decide whether a touch
should be awarded. and. if so. which contestant
The system OF watchers has been used for years
a France. and French swordsmen believe that it
the best that has Yet been tried for fencing
lz5uts
II IS considered probable that the intercollegiate
Fencing Association viii adopt the system before
the championship is decided by the tournament
which viii he held in this city next month. For
several years past there have been increasing com
matches. and il IS that last years sword
experts believe and dc not hesitate say that
poor Judging had much DO with the losing and
winning of the intercollegiate championship. and
this without the slightest intention Of questioning
the good intentions OF the Judges.
Il is not unlikely that the Fencers' Club will call
the attention OF the association the system
formally. and perhaps invite OF its officials
witness IN actual operation II is unquestona-
biy the opinion of the majority Of fencers here
that adoption by the Intercollegiate Fencing As
socia1ion would be for The best interests Of the
sport
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
SOLDIERS IN LONG GRIND
Army Men Interested an Ssr-Day
Go-as- You-PJease Race.

The unanagenent of the six-day go-as-you-piease
race in Madison Square Garden on March to lS
was puzzled by the military flavor of the COM
ing contest until an authority advanced the rea-
son for so many soldiers wanting place in the
long grind.
II seems that the armies of the world are carry
ing on trials afoot that have tested the enlisted
men in no uncertain way. The spirit OF conapetl-
ton has been so thoroughly injected in these trials
that the men hsVe the most part lost sight OF
the military atmosphere and have come 10 regard
the marches more in the nature Of athletic con-
tests Particularly is this true in Greece, France
Italy, Switzerland. Holland, Belgium and the
United States
Athanassiades and Devaris are Greek sololers
Cibot and Orphee have leave Of absence from the
French army. Ferri and Pallanti. the Italians
were with their regiment during the earthquake IN
Sicily and Cuignard and Rovere, the Swiss guards
are training on the same plan that carried them
through many arduous jaunts at home Corporal
Charles Ward of Company T. 18th Infantry, Fort
Leavenworth, and Corporal Harvey Endlish, OF the
estb Coast Artillery, Fort Hamilton, who will com
nose the United States army team, have been
going through a course Of tramping that should
land them at the top or il at the finish OF the
big race
When the foreigners arrive on the Lucania they
will repair TO the Coney Island Boulevard Train
ing headquarters have established there, and
cns of trainers and rubbers Will help put the nm
,sl,ins touches on the work that has been going
on in every quarter Of the globe for the last two
months.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
NAVY RACE SETTLED.
Columbia OarSmen to Get on the
Water Nert Week.

Final arrangements were made by the Columbia
crew management yesterday for the annssil race
with Annapolis, which is to take place on the
SAvern m May S The race Will be rowed over the
regular vroulile course, and will begin at O'Clock
In the afternoon. only one eight will be sent down
by Columbia although IL has been the custom 10
have both the arst and secfnd varsity eights row
against the rniddies. The squad of fifteen men VIII
leave New York on Friday morning OF that week
There will be. in addition to the eight and coXs"sln'
three substitutes, Rice and the manager and MS
assistant.
The Columbia crews will get on the water next
week The floats will be put out to-day but al
the boats have not been transferred from the
CIo4Id hoathouse Shower baths have been fitted
Nd in the barge and the quarters have been made
more comfortable than the old boathouse on the
Harlem which Columbia abandoned last year
The rowing club has decided on a novel method
OF raising enough money TO pay for the new smell
h1ch Ward is finishing at Highbridge. According
10 the announcement any one who suhseribes 5000
to nay for the shell will have the boat named In his
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
YALE LOSES PLACE.
Harvard Earns Representation on
international Chess Team.

W. W Parshley, of Harvard. defeated }. X.
Chandler of Yale, last week In the test match OF
three games to determine the question OF whether
Harvard or Yale should have a representative on
the international which will play against OA-
ford and Cambridge in the cable match 10 De con-
Quoted from Alexander Hall. Princeton. on March
90 Parshley won the first and third games ooth
queens pawn openings wherein he had the "hlte
pieces and in the second game, a French detehce'
earned a draw. Parshley will occupy the nIth
board in the Forthcoming contest, four places nav
ing been filed. The sixth board awaits the result
of the match between H Blumberg and q h
RamsdeH of Columbia
Funeral services the body OF the late Eu-
gene Delnaar the veteran American chess expert
were held at the residence of his son-in-law' LIT.
A l. Coldwater No 81 West 18th street yester-
day morning The funeral was attended oy many
prominent devotees of the game, including Arlstides
Martinez president Of the Manhattan Chess Cluo;
] Herbert Watson. of the Brooklyn Chess CIuei
julius Finn Sidney Rosenfeid. Dr. Louis Conn
. n E7a+hevay J. C. Ascher. Herbert Rosenfeld,
G. J. Beihon and ]. NJ Milburne
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
RoseUiHe and Nezc York Teams Win
Three STRAIGHT Games.

I,igbt of the nine teams in the Athletic Bowling
aao,,e rolled last night The Newark Bay Club
team tnat has been leading for two months, was
disodged from place by losing all three games
ar Roseville so that the latter FIVE is now on top
The New York Athletic Club also won ali Chree
r-sroae At North End and is practically even
terms with Roseville. Elizabeth won two at Pas
sale. and Jersey City at home won he odd from
Montclair
RoseyiIle did we'll to make a clean sweep al
NeUark Bay's expense considering that Pterson
,,,as ma be to roll The only game at all close was
the last where Meyer wound up with three strikes
New York rolled high at North End but Joe
Arnold the Individual average leader, had bad
night and dropped several points
The scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
CHAMPIONS GO DOWN
Grant MEETS DEFEAT.
Hackett and Little Also Beaten IN
LazoR Tennis Tourney.

with Harold Y. Hackett, the national champ'o1i'
and Ra-moad ID. Little. the fnternationalls'' 'aH
e the court q the doubles yesterday tneir llacn
IN tie indoor championship lawn tennis tourna-
Tneat rather overshadowed the singles IHe famous
pair faced wylie {. Grant and Theodore RooseVelt
pei Tor the semi-final bracket and that was SUI
fcseut 20 draw great crowd 10 the 3th Regimen
Asrnory- Those present Witnessed stirring nnalcI.
with me final outcome in favor OF Grant and Pen
ct - rs. The victory brings Grant and zen
against Csustave r Touchard and DR.. William
Rosenbaum for the final round this afternoon
Before the doubles match went On court Pen
faced Grant. the holder. IN their unfinished match
Of tlle singles for the semi-linal bracket The light
was fair when they played. but from the beginning
Grant appeared slow and acted if II was an ex-
srtion for him hit the ball On the other side
Pen worked. and worked hard for his points. He
STEADY. but he on tiptoe all the time
and many OF Grants low drives that were placed
vice Of Peil found that player crouchng and ex-
tended along the floor he reached for the ball
As the game progressed Pell led at "a and 5-4,
and then within q point of the set and match
Grant made two clever recoveries. and this helped
70 proiong the struggle until Pen again broke
through at 81 and captured the match on the next
game.
The really pivotal Doint Of the doubles match was
T1ttle. He ike the little girl OF the nursery
rhyme-either very. very good or the reverse In
the first set Hackett and Little started off with
some pretty net Play that sent them ahead to 81,
end il looked like walkover. Then Pell got to
xork and ably supported by Grant devoted so
much attention in the way Of swift driving and
placing t. Little that they out the next five
games on his errors and took the set.
The second set much ike the first Hackett
and Little led z-1 before the opposing team
woke up Hitting the hall top speed con-
siderable of problem then for the din light made
it appear II coming through a mist But Pell
took all kinds Of chances and carried them of so
successfully th.t the score balanced at ALL
Hackeft made q great brace and forged ahead at
81 That was his last effort. for Grant and Pell
combined prettIy and ran out three garnes and the
set and match. The point score follows:
FIRST SET.
g..ss... gg.s5s sna .g gel T;..,. .,.I525I1S45t4E3ss
SECOND SET
ss9P1 sseF.ts ana and gsh n1,,l. 5z9246ff2$55-55
The matches for the final round Of the singles
viii begin this afternoon az O'Clock, William B
Cragin. jr, meeting Pei. and George C. Shaffer
meeting King Smith. The summary of yesterdays
play follows:
Mems championship single Fourth round)-Theo-
eore Roosevelt Pel defested Wyiie C. Grant 1914.
Mems championship doubles second round)-vylie
G Grant ana ? r Pen defeated II. Enrich and L. H
Fishel b. default. c Q Shsffer and L H Fitch de-
feeted Il N Livingston and W J Banks. BY default
Third round-N- G Gram and 7 R Pell defeated
shsrer and H FItoh z r and B N. Phil
lips. 60. Sc. unfinished
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
QU4KERS CHANGE HANDS.
Politicians NOU Control PhiladeL-
phia Baseball Team.

Philadelphia Feb. 24.-The controlling interest IN
the Philadelphia National League Baseball CLUB
nsssed to-day into the hands of Israel ". Durham,
James P McNichol and Clarence Wolf, Repuohcan
political leaders this city and at present members
of the State Senate. Since 1902 the club had been
controlled by syndicate headed by James Fotter-
The consideration given by the syndicate for the
controlling interest in the club has not been an
nouneed. but it is said 10 exceed S9o9oOo.
The new management probably viii retain VIII
lam J. ShettsIIne as president and William Murray
as manager of the team The latter recently 1ooA
over at a cost of $4,000 the holdings Of Barney
T,revf,,ss president of the Pittsburg club.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
Citations.

C>RYAN MONROE REBD--NoTICE IS HEREBY
I given to the creditors OF Monroe Reed Gran.
NJ viate Plains westcheser County. deceased that Al
herf X next Of kin OF said decedent has
applied to The suTosaes Court Of Westehsser County for
the estate Of said decedent
tpon giving limited penalty, pursuant to
1884 the Code OF civil trocuure ana an order
dulv made in OF
CLERK of said directing the publication
creditors OF
Srxan deceased. are directed o present any
eistr1s thst they may against the above named
Ss5snt 10 the surrogate OF Westchestsr County
county Court House, at White Plains.
before OF March, 1903
I1atad White Plains. January 2Sd. 1903
S@ ALERT N GRYAN, Petitioner.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
.924 30o VT Totals -. J
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL DATES.

Philadelphia. Feb. 24.-The University OF Pennsyl-
vania football schedule has been completed with
the exception of October 20, for which date Ursi-
nus West Virginia, YiIianova, Dickinson and
Georgetown are being considered It is probable
thst the last named college will get the date The
schedule follows:
September Is, Gettysburg; October g. Amherst:
October 1e. Brown OCTOBER q, Pennsylvania state:
October 80, Indians; November S, Lafayette; NO
vember 1S. Michigan at Ann A-bor: November 25
Cornell.
game, viii be played on Franklin Field, Philadel-
plia
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
BASKETBALL ON HORSEBACK.
Durland Team Wins Novel Game in Music
Ride Last Night.

An equestrian game OF basketball was the feat
ure Of the music ride at the Durland Riding
Academy last night After an exciting tussie the
rurland team composed of Mike lyman. John
Curran and Archie kinny, made a goal in the hrst
ueriod and followed up their good work by max
ing another in the second period. winning by a
score Of TO 0.
A game Of teu de barre by the younger riders
resulted i1> tie both Willie Burns and Harry
Davis managing TO protect their trophies against
ali onslaughts.
The grand entree brought together nearly hum
dred men and women. Mr.. and Mrs Keys led the
riders and Charles Krauss, who was in COM
nand put them through several new and intricate
manoeuvres
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
PLAY FOR BASKETBALL TITLE.

The irst round matches for the Metropolitan
basketball championship of the Amateur Athletic
Union we're played the University Settlement
court last night The junior team of the Unlyer-
sity settlement swamped the Mohawk five by the
score of 81 to 8. The fast playing of the winners
hewildered their opponents.
The Atlas Athletic Club team forfeited to the
West side junior team il over the required
weight Of 1s5 pounds. In practice game the Atlas
ave won handy.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25

StUPRBMB COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
- County of New Y0rk.-W Emlen Roosevelt a Ex-
ecuor of and Trustee under the Last WIN and Testament
OF James Roosevelt deceased Plaintiff. against Eliza
beth N Roosevelt. Leila r. Merritt Efrieda Roosevelt
OTme Clarke. James A. Roosevelt and
Kefharne L Roosevelt Defendants. Trial.
County OF New York--SummonS-
To the named defendants and 20 each OF them:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaints
in tvs action copy of
tainns attorneys within twenty after the
exclusive OF the day OF service and.
case yolr failure appear answer. judgment will
he taken against by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE,
Attorneys for plaintiff o. Address once "A and
AZ wall street, Manhattan Borough. New York City,
N. Y.
Clarke Humphrey Orme Clarke. and Katharine L
Roosevelt and TO each OF them
foregoing summons IS served upon you by p1bica-
fsce Of the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
dsfsd 1904, and filed with the complaint in
oA7ca of the Of the County OF New York,
the county House in the Borough of Manhattan
81 Cftv OF lew State New York
Dated New York, January 10th. 1909
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE
Attorneys for plaintiff Once and Post once Address. "A
and s6 Wall street. Manhattan Borough. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
HAYES TO RACE DoRANDo AGAIN.
Forfeits Posted for Marathon Run To Be
Decided in Near Future.

After some weeks of doubt to whether or not
Johnny Hayes and Dorando Pietri would meet
again in a Marathon race. the question was settled
Yesterday when Hayes posted a forfeit OF SO
with Thomas F. Foley for his appearance In a
match race over the full distance. 26 miles Ss5
wards upon a date TO be named within the next
month P T. Powers posted like amount on be-
half of Dorando. and Hayes went away happy. as
he says he Is sure to win. Charley Harvey says
that Hayes is in fine condition.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
LoNesoAT REFUSES TO RACE.

Buffalo, Feb. 4-Tom Longboat. the Marathon
runner, finally declined to meet Shrubb here to-
Iaorrow night in hfteen-naile race, and it is an
nouncei that Dorando will be substituted.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
JUDGE AT RACE MEETING GUILTY

New Orleans. Feb. 2f.-w ". Lyle, charged with
violating the so-called Locke anti-racing law bv
acting judge in the recent one-day test meeting
at the City Park track. to-day found elj1tv j.,
the Criminal District Court. Sentence was de-
ferred pending the trials Of Edward Corrigan and
". S Heaslip en- the same charge
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
COLUMBIA FENcERs BEATEN.

Boston, Feb 24-The fencing team of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology defeated fencing
team from Columbia University to-day by bouts
to 2 or 81 points TO 49, z. G. Knox of Technology
formerly OF Annapolis, the star Of the meet
winning each Of his bouts.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
NEXT MARATHON ON MARCH 5.
Maloney and White, the Irish Champion to
Run Over Armory Track

Mat Maloney, the erstwhile amateur who won
the Rys-New York race in record time. will meet
Patrick White. the champion long distance runner
Of Ireland. in Marathon race on March IN the
6sth Regiment Armory. Tim Hurst will act as
referee and 'Big Tim Sullivan will the starter
The runners have posted $50 each as q forfeit.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
WOMAN sw1Ms FOR SEVEN HOURS.

Long Beach. Cal, Feb 24-Miss Marie z. Fike
OF Madison S. D, broke Miss Lillian williams's
record yesterday for continuous swimming without
q rest by staying ia the plunge here seven hours
She entered the water at $50 g. m, and left it at
z.5a p N. Miss Ffke here year ago, p-ac-
ciozlly an invalid
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
HIGH AVERAGE FOR CUTLER

Albert Cutler, OF Boston. the 82 balkline bll-
lard player. made a high run of l03 and averaged
40 against Edward Mclaughlin in the evening
game at McGrau's Academy yesterday The score
was Cutler 900; Mclaughlin. e.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
POSTPONE ACTION ON TEXAS RACING

Austin. Tex. Feb. 24.-The Senate postponed ar
tion the anti-racing bill pending in the Ieefs-
Iature to-day until a visit Is made to Dallas. r.
investigate the situation ct that point
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
WEIGH SAVES RgApvrLLE TRACK

Boston. Feb. A-The famous Readville trotting
track was sold to-day A. r. welch. owner OF the
Hartford track and ia all probability viii opened
Cor & Grand Circuit meeting, IL dates can be Sc
sured.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
NAVY CREW TO ROW SYRACUSE

(By Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Anna arolis Feb. 24.-A twO-me rowing race be-
tv,ear the eignt-oared crews Of the Naval Acad-
erny and Syracuse University has been definitely
arranged to take place on the Severn on May %
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
SUNDAY BASEBALL For INplANA

Izdisrapells. Fee 24-The Broley 5iI. legalizing
she PLAYING Of baseball Sunday. passed the Sen
ste to-dzs. % Is Il has already passed the
House, and goes TO the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
n County-Pendant Realty Company, Plaintin
against Fannie Patterson. Besse (sopetimes known
az Tessie) c Clark. Nathan Mayer and Pauline Mayer
his Wife Francis A. Clark and MARY Clark his VIE
Mary being fictitious the true name OF
said defendant being unknown TO plaintiff Carrie h
de Rainbourvie, individually and EXscutrx OF the
yyfI OF Donald Toucey. deceased. Jacob Stah i.
Jacob Srahl. Jr., s. Company, Henry Bat1er. AiIso
T,eeb and Louis Nova surviving members OF the
copartnership firm o Batter & Company, southern
National Bank OF the City OF New York. Waiter =
Johnston Alexander Gilbert iqudatlng trustees
YORK John Roberts sarah Oppenheimer Elias Open
heimer Herman L MoSsler. William T Hockey. NJ
Lawrence Havey Holland Electric Pump and En-
EineernE Company, Catherine w Fales, Jonn n
Cont. Antonio Cont, White Hod Elevator Company
Samuel Goldman doing business under the hrm name
and style OF Yorkvtle Roofing Company. Henry An
derson. George +. (incorporatedl, New York
phens (incorporated), Lizzie Webb and Morris Levy
aefendants.-S -Summons-Trial desired In New York
County-To above named defendants and each
OF them: summoned to answer the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty COD
DAYS service Of this summons exclusive OF
the day and in of your failure 70 ap-
Judgment Will be taken against you
by default relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York. December %, 1905
BOWERS & SANDS. Plaintiffs Attorneys, once and
Postofice Address 81 Nassau Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York, n \.
To the defendants BesSe (sOmetnes known
Bessie) c Clark and Lizzie Webb. and each of them:
The foregoing summons is served by publ
w Gerard a Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
state Of New York dated the tenth day of February
1900 and fled complaint in the ONCE OF the
clerk OF County OF New York in the County Court
Dated. York, February 10th. 1903
BOWERS & SANDS Plaintiffs attorneys
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
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