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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
E. q. ". y. ATHLETICS
Faculty GSmRsIttee ThreatcnS - stOu
Inseresltrgtate Contests.

The faculty athletic committee. not sat
isfied with disbanding the swimming team
has Threatened 60 abolish all iRteTcOilsRiatq
athletics at the College Of the city 81 New
YORK The chairman Of the COMMITTEES
declared that unless the student body
show I'd more interest IN the SOrk OF the
teams intercollegiate athletics WOhld be
done away with
The college has had an on year. la fact
the condition OF athlstic AnAlrs has been
worse than ~ any time since the college
moved 20 tie new quarters on Washington
WetRhts While Last wears basketball team
went Though q splendid season and lost
20 COlurlbta. who claimed the ciAa mpion-
ship. by I point. the years squad siUmpssi
badly The faculty Insists that a college
team which ~ not . GOOD business prOpO-
dtiOn ought 70 BE- disbAnded The Te-ent
poor showing against Wesleyan In basket
ball " az due 70 the loss Of sedraneky and
BTflI who we're declared inellRtblo The
team finished the season financially behind
and the Eynnastie team VII b. diabandesl
unless u draws better Tho swimming
team vas dlsbanded after tn nTNt defeat
although IL received q severn beating from
Yahe, ~ Was a@~n later that other teams we're
defeated a. badly
The committee has a. ken up the question
% baseball and lacronae again ~ order 70
AnVestigate the conditions IN thOss twe
apqria and u N TnmOred that they also WI
a. undar thS bAo-
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sM; W. s,ash-n. a n. c. a. James. a @I y.
Treehy Shsst-sS larr-,ss AaaA1gnp-E. n
Seephenson. u-raarh. =. n " FfpFey urrAieh. -.
y Z. nendrtrstsoa. .. ~. n. n. nrtghsn. srFaach,
y ~ Palmer. gr.. scratch, "a; ". W. Marshall.
=: " Jentes. a ~; A. a. Souihworth. Snatch,
~ y " NandeyNerr. 4. ~. y. y tty sit, :, IA ".
lang. = ~. W ". Orecne. scratch. "a. 4. \. lock'
NYod :, ~ DE- Bartls. sratrh. y.
. larHs,s-t. Y. Rrghasi. ~. q; y q. south
worth. ~. - q y. Stcrbeasoa. ~ -. q. y. pieve,
~ ~ ". VI, tiEeene, ~, ~. T.. ~ Palmer. ~, ~
% :. ~ haStis. 70. ~ Shooson Noa ey a.
CissS y = tarr~t.-I. n. yandey.sr. ~ =.
" ke,ss, =. q: \. Y. hcndrrk-oa. ~ u.
class c = tarr-tS q. A. Janr-. 70 %: W.
Lang. Is To- W. ". Marshall. -. "a
Nina gnnnern cOtnlstsd at the bath Beach
traps n the Marine aud Field Club ye-seF-
day leg on the president . cup VAS cap-
lurcd nv g ~ ltidWiR and D. ". lABtt was
high gan IN q speciAl shoot az ion targets.
% target shoO4 Was taken By .. n. Knox
and e large event fell TO the steady aim
Of 3, u. tOtt
The ~'orez:
freehAents CaP-aO targetz, handicsp-C. n
Ludwig. 10. NJ 4. o. Fay ", 10, a; ,. NJ KRoA,
= N. J. ". Emanuel JT., = a. ". y Pardounef,
srrairh. d.. e. ~. Camp. srratch. ~.
SJ.erlal Cup--As taFrets, handicnp-J. " hnoA
q. y: " \. Paryisnner. 2. - {. y ludwig. = y.
rsyTr. ", n. {. ". CamP. serah-h. =; u. "
SnegiAi .shoot = targets. haRdlear- d. u. lott.
srraarh. n. &. ~. fayT~ 3 - W = PardOnner.
a u. ,. N hnoN. = ": 4. n. Comp. scralrh. ~
n " fisher, T. ~
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,CHTS CBsNGE HINES.
Many Nell known Ne~.eIs To FIy the flag
aG Naehtsnrn Thl. -,lmuser.

The foIloNing transfers Of yachts are re-
ported through the agency Of Coz a StN .
ems
The AUXILIARY schooner lTiS has been -ol,l
for the estate Of a.. =. Peabody to " a.
Garter 81 BOSTON. who IN now cruising on
filr yas ht ln Florida waters. iris j. O. feet
long. ami has a % hOrss-poW Buffalo
motor She Is partir ulariy adapted to
southern rruizi az by reason OF her dinen-
Sous
The steam yacht Hiawatha has been -old
for Julius Flei-chmann of Cincinnati to
Nh.am Baudouine. New York Yacht CLUB
sho viii use the vessel A. n ferry between
has country place al iarchtnOnt and New
York aud for general cruising Hiawaths
T. 20 feet long. - feet beam. draws . feet
Of water. has . sJsred 81 better than -
knots aud n one % the most Handsomely
equipped vessels In ths. ne,st
The HerrsshOG sloop Yankee has been sold
;or ". J.. Maxwell 70 EdwArd kei-s. Who
VIII remove her rig and convert her into a
20 feet beam and with her keel intact hiss q
dEl aghi ~ u feet
The houseboat kene-aw II. has been aoId
for a. O.. Weber to u y Risha rrls Whof. now
,ru fsiRg o. the boat in FLORIDA. kene.aW
%. wA- built by the Gas Engine and Power
yOmuany and u 20 fest oyer all u feet beam.
draw feet Of water aud h equipped with =
The utOtOF boEf Weow has tpe~n sold for
" :. Candse toN O.. Gray Of lls,ston. The
diaensioGs % View are length over ~
% feet beam ~ feet, dFGuKht feet Shs
> sguipped vita toe - bOrse-psMeT stan
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H,sERILL ron BLIEINDWHITE
FyIIE F-css CsIssnblA NINE o. snort %
NRrh.

Because ths. university refuses to altos
south tield tn be used until the spring thaN
j. over and the ground hsTdenS up again
the athletic teams Ia the spring sports ~
Columbia are being held up N 'heig re- gilar
pFa.tise or have to continue their NOrk
trdoar- The baseball and lacrosse men
are unable 10 get under way Tor the
outdoor- Dave Fultz has one 81 the
largest baseball squads that Iolumb ia has
turned out ~ year and Oh" 'ags - the
gymnasium where pTacti"r - held 10
TANNED every afternoon. making any sort
OF work impossible. Most ~ the men were
outside yesterday Afternoon. hut q Wa
only m the grove. and they confined then-
selves TO fielding short nie- FultL feels
that h. - losing valuable time los keeping
his uLen indoors when he could have them
out on the diamond getting the benefit of
regular practice. He alsO has the idea
that the men would take more interest 10
not he crowded. or have to stand from
twenty to forty minutes inactive waiting
for their turn 10 come IN Tor batung prar-
tlce. the only kind possible 10 a age full
Columbia play- her hr-t game in les Than
;hTssr weeks. and " the "niNer.ty aut horiti"s
PERSIST iu keeping the men IN the tia noud
until att.r all the frost IT, gone they VII
have to go into their nF-t contest without a
bit 81 pTactic' on the diamond mother
thing that - ~orryingklh" baseball men j.
the constant DANGER Of injury Which il
likely 10 happen when practi"" - held ~
ihe grove.
by the snd 81 next week. The lHun'h " ~
~. nut ~ commission in a day or and
ihinRs are already being prepared AZ the
barge for the regular work On the river
~ far COlumbia has only one race to look
forV ard to, that With Annapolis on MAY :
The second creE. however. wall go TO tho
American Henley At Phuadelphia on NAV
~ and the freshman eight will race Vale
probably about the same time
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Basketball Team CLOSES Iss suecessful
season.

New York University wound up her
basketball season last night with a gains
with the Army. This season has bcen UNI
fOEnly successful. Three gaines were lost
however. Wesleyan. Colgate and Rochester
The latter two colleges played two games
each with the local Ave and in tho home
games New York won.
The Rymnastic team in its first meet oi
the season was defeated by Yale last Friday
night The team this year IL not of the
usual calibre. New York took only two
first place. va the meet and she can hope "a
do hardly more than duplicate this IN the
inter- olleRlates.
The crew has been temporarily sus-
pended az New York University End 80 tine
spring sports will ~ limited 10 track and
baseball. The baseball team II now work :
ing indoors hut will very -OOn have after
noon prnctice al berkeley Oval. the spring
diamond. J DarrheT. the assistant coach
will have charge 81 the squad ttll DR.. McPhil-
lips takes full charge. Dascher h. an old
FfTdham player and al one time Naa with
the Cincinnati National League club. he
IA now giving particular attention to the
pitching.
Track practice il now going on indoors
The showing to date has not been gO1d
usual
The university played a Ave board chess
match with Rutgerr Yesterday. Franklin
Terri-- Russell. captain OF the team has
been -eleCted Ia play on the interRa iOnal
cable team with Great Britain next Tuesday.
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MOHAWK 3. e. 10 FORE.
keNIat sG tire TRarteruth Regimeat Ar.
Iitarry q Ftter.

The Mohawk 4 e. held tts annual games
last nbxhI IN the Twcnty-sero nd Regiment
Armcry. the feature OF the night heiug
the medley race between the Mohawk
tesvn and the Acorn = MATTERS we're
very close until " goa to the half mile be-
tween !. Nc Dovsil Of the Mohawk ant =.
, HolT1cs u the AnOrDs. Holmes oDened
up a gap on hts rival at first. but mellow ell
kent going and gradually cct down the head
IN tho home@trptch HOlme~ had ,hs beat
man Eepi EoinT and nailed The BFooEIyni'S
in the medley relay. clo-..,i to the Military
Athletic League. the Thbrteenth ReFimenI
ArtiIlery v0n hardly xeviat. who ran
the mile covered the distance In minutes
- rs SECONDS.
Acorn A. A.. "a ards. " Filler. FOrdhAm College
yards. se-oad. \ P1nkertOn. JT., LOug hhn
IS Yard BssS. NSvlss-WSS ss J 6oaSsu.
Fourteenth AeEiment :: A. George Me- alden
lrsh a: 4. A: secSaa. ? A lee. NAvier \. c,
MedIey Relay nsoe.-clo.ed TO t'lenoos A {.
' cwSa Sy GisSe s / &C G: iili.ids 4 C. Sc
Ond EinidO \. C.. third. rme. minutes n -
Medley Relay RAce Mohawk 4. c. vs. Acorn
ctlr;, I'm, man 70 40 "a aria is., ,ssTHS n a.
iooly. " Siib-rnAgie. ]. y He'll and McDowc n
NM sidn R'n y POND 'S ssS,. Haadir,pwon b,
" H., ss = s sss. r i'm AS ,s'S-
inss~. 2 sfikmass, PAsIime = q. . feei. ihITd
vim ar actual prt oi ~ teea tnches.
40 Ward " ak, NaNice Won by q. MetSeady
So.s nad / ~ x SS%fr' e. Non isir s'y fms
, rnlnut eS ~ : s seconds
Oac Vile and a Halt Run. Hnndirsp- Won By
r n Hoffman. * " and T. A. Ia yars.s: N
Jensen PastiFne a. g. ia0 yarfs. s-cond: y e
Jordan. NAvier A. 4, isn yards. third- Time
Q minute 50 ? 5 seconds.
enc Ward Run. HandIrap-wnn By v . neck
wtth. Pratt Institute. - yards 4 ItaPp. Irish
e. Ic YARDS. thlna. rInc. I minute ~ secoads
Mcdley ReiAy: Handicap Closed 10 Military
Athlrtlr IraRue-WOn rs Thirte~nth Regfment
nrst team. cOmDssed Of Riley. Fierce. KeStai and
Itoseuherger: Naty ninth Hrgiment team. zee
spnd ThlTtenpth Regiment serond team, third
Tirne. minutes ~ serOnds.
Mic HelA. RAceaO pen N v N. e. 4. e. A l..
y a l.. and 4 A. C.-Won ~ West slde V. a 4.
A XAVIER A. & nrst team serond. Aavler A. e
secOod team. third. Time. minutes ~ IS sec-
e0dg
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KEIBER SAVES THB GIANTS
PITCHES ~ GREAT FORM
AGAINST DALLAS.
Rsnr tlltIeas and Ruales- hastings the
Porttoa &C the FOrmer New 6srtS
sch0Slbsy Dctiin's Errors Cssily,
bua New 1ork wins by q 20 q.

konr tltleas nnd Aml,sess innings me
rest,ca q me Eor-sr Ne~ IssS
~'s
but New HSrk wins hy q 20 q.
DALAI Tax. March s.-ManAxer Nc
Gr.w having elcc,cd tn remain IN Marlin
and wuoert hoolnson hayias gone TO Fort
snupah charge Of the Giants. who enter
!. in.d ~. Dalla. fans thb. afternoon. and
aftet Lively scrap NE WARRIOR utumphen
'rhs GlaSts ran second an,ii the seventh
hnY.inr shen thev D,illed the nama out Of
~. a.. ~ III, ,h.s 80. t.~,,,rSS ~,
VIC nhc " IaS '"-e N~s -,NeN -, ~
Chlef Meyers Two hase thhmp. Inc
Giants 6ucked counter attraction IN an
-''...- 49,. -, a., ,h.,, -, 90 o,,,sr.,,
- - :. - - -
parison. about 700 fans attending the
hall game
From = eirfeD.ive .tan,iu,oiut th. feature
% the game was the pitching Of ia he'oer
The former New York schOoiboy retieNeu
Drucko In the sixth round and twirled four
mon faced him Two Of them went TO first
base on errors by anOdxvass and Six Of the
other dozen struck out In the ninth inning
high curve ~hich the TeSan- could not hit
Touis Drucks' a former Dallas fSVorite,
occupied the mound in the early Part. OF
Drncke be sent up here to-day a. hs was
the sfar pitcher II the Texas ga que last
::s:Sn DTTSLe Z not = far s sdE@m "%iS
one OF the four nun. charged against him
was an earned tally. DeVlin booted two
c cnn Inn nr r,n WI" once Two ~ ms s''O''
Two Of the three hits tn. IoCaIs made la
the nrsI inninw w,re r,Ey nifnirs. the IirsI
IN ssins between NrrLIes legs and the
.--.--l- -l..-ag.-.- 49,.
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BeooNLYN CoLrs WIN.
Trim the Regalars no Que Rsm In Fsrs
Frnealre t;mme.

Hor SPBING-. Ark March 8 hin Dahlsa
took farther ADVANTAGE OT the good bAso-
hall heather prevailing here by playing
roal game this Afternoon. fOlioNt M
hard morning practicc Al Burch. who 10
hrst hitter and may be tho BROOKLYN CAP
tain II Dahlen elects to manage from the
bench. led the regulars and vas neatly
trimmed by Rad bills colts In civ innings
Burch had In his hnetap pretty nearly the
teaia that will start tho championship.
hut " cOiIld not hit. besides Al lost the game
himself in the ilrnt Inning by muifinz an
easy nv with men On second and third.
The regulars tied the score In the fourth,
when Dahlen called ont nell. who saved
the dag Schneiberx showed up the best
among the Coit pitchers. his left slnnts
proving uahittaele In the two innlnRs he
served Schirn and Hunter led In the hit
tinR. each getting brace Of binHlss Jordan
made two bids for homers, but Lost out
through Hunters star catching Sentelle
looks Roo1 az short and wheat promises 70
continue HE clever wOrf Of last fall
The scOre:
BuIghs nesulArs - i:G
RattsFies-Ilucker, Wilhelm, ncI. Erwin and
Llrieh: Srhneibsrg. Dr>sau. knetser. Miller and
King
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rOWEN TO RUN MORSE SHOW
Noted EGurstrsennes and Whipz Co AID
slrs. Beara.


New York hOr-s~ omen Ia ve entered heart
and soul into the support of tho Womsn's
Horse show. for tho heneht Of Mrs. D.. 4.
Beach. Witch Was started by Miss Ethel
boyd Bowers few weeks ago and immcdi-
ately found favor In their eyes. The ala r
Wili be held at the DuTland Riding Academy 4.
April q. Mrs. Lehman Strauss has offered
to take char - OF the "a dialogue.
There will he three judges IN each class
aRd among those Who have consented to
judg. arc Mrs Preston Davie. formerly
Sheldon. formerly Miss Louise " 1.ulhVer
who viii Judge in the harness Classes Mrs.
charles p. Hubble. Nite oI the president
Of the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Ciup,
81 jud - la the saddle claEses. Mrs. Adolf
ladsnoury vii at e ~ tina. SsSns.i,g " the
president of the ladies Four In HAM tlub
vtll Judge in the IsTk and road team Ella sees
~ lea-i i've TArk fOurs vii he shown aul
al III ! he oth her e u s-s-s are hlitng "a pidIV
Mrs Thomas Ha-tinE- has been elected
.haiIn,H Of The commIi,ec Mr. = be5, or-
Oth.'rs who are acting ia support Of the
i hhrstn al Mr. Rics"rS ir 'f Tt. Il
Whkn., Mr. Sdoif iadcnburg. Mr.
Rlrha,d TrimbIe Mr- .nakleiEh. ihorn".
Mo Joseph laTocqus. Miss Anselia '."rrN.
MIS- Livingston nae~kman, stf-. Archi-
NJ, We SsP ( ss.I s ea'Ee rH as
Mr. Bradlrv Cum,ninss. MR. " q Hollin-
Nrs EiWaru Bcrw IND MIR , ~. u, Webb,
,'ambri S'S Mr. i""cs Msf-ini i Mrs
Isn Mr-. HSiry Peters. Mrs. ,,Iius 7
NJ NJ T6so-oTe i tank VIZ H - Hav".
fneyrr. Mr- Iahiel Web-ter kvans, Mr.
"iK sSSsSy Mr. Wafer s,SSs, S snd
Mr. Ferry Pyne
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Basebam Game rsr President Fart.

PIrTsHuRS. March 5.-Pre-ident Taft IL
TO have = real hall game for himself u plans
set ON foot to-day by President Dreyfuss
Of the PittsburR worlds champions do not
miscaTry. Another shift In the schedule
will be necessary and " h now up 10 the
Chicago club owners to accede tn the pro9o-
sittOn Of Pitt5hurg to make Taft day here
May >. On thL- date President Taft cOmes
20 PittsburR to aItend tho founders day
eHerciseSN a. Carnegie Institute and the
Americas Club banquet In the evening n
has been figured that President Taft will
hniah at Carnegie lnstitute In time tn step
over into Forbes Field before the hrst bail
Ia pitched
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YALE NEN LOSE AT TIE TRAPS
M ITLV M MN TORk a. a.
~ TEtW warren.
Isra, ~hesIers Rrcak fOur'een Mere
TarEets rhan the cSilsgians- pr,
HrsNn Iligh NsR Iar the GissssC~a
tre~reUtS en- Instance uansllraps.

re~ceWts IN OtstA"eo ha"c@Ne.
. Ialc nrver-igy ''uB tub and the New
& Ms. yesterday az - IraVcrs
vaus IN IN nterc'ub team match
.r,s ~ ctu ,ompu-sd 10 i've ncu a sids
.u,b tear, -aot IoO targets Though
fl.r,ur, Foot markHmcu N-Te rather
. .uuI- they nlana g,,sl to u In by four
.r--r- rom Vale. FOr tho heN
,.. - BroNn Wa hish gun. With total
II" - =, tTmnell was -scond. with
" Billing- 49, third, With total
.. Hruvn. Crinn.ll snd y n. schauf-
lie ouly New Workers To make
.. ..,.k. uf IS only ore Vale man
.,,..t 90 Ntthout "a miss and that was
.lf. 10 also had the honor of high
... team. WITH tOtal ct ~.
... o.. match hAd been disposed Of llNs
., ~ -hoOt Was carr bsi on. lhe crowd
o., .H.,otsrs being a s hest this season
....- were run "a and there was uo
...... man. hOnors heing even. 4. Ie-
.,'oInicd Tor The club -TseciAl trO-
.. rruH n hada close chase OF " for the
.. 'r. March prisc and only caused u
-.- -na.,ton With r. lsenane. Jr
o.. ne HaSi-n cup there uas soine fias
, -..- - O. IirinneIl and y. ". S-haufYier
t.. ..'h risk ling % from scratch In the
..r.H ,trinncn won other handtcap
... 'Br ~amc even made the full tally.
o. the rus that the scratch man aims
,... s, makes V'can hrcak. Other
= ...-. rcrc " Il Ogden and q. " Thorn
- or.s
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Marauaru strikes cut Eashs.

FoRT wORIH. Tex, March s.-The second
team Of the Giants. mai m god nv wilberi
Robinson dedicated Fort Worth this after.
noon by a sCore OF ~ tn ,. The feature ri
Marauard. who struck out the first efghl
batters who faced him. The sore:
f fsH Worm SSs1 Sss !
Batteries Marquard. Dt~Ssnn and Curtis
Holes, weatheTfoEd. Weeks snd Francis and
pt,tsell
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Runs NeW Work SnodErass Irwin. (. Nerkle
Meyers. DrNcke. ilalias Muffin. GlaNc, tsnWdy.
Mnloney. Two has hits Suodgrass, Williams,
G0wdy . Meyers Three hase hit Maloney
sacrifice hles-AclVoF. hrrkog. StorCh Sacrifice
Gg- nruckr Stolen bAsrs NciNur DcNitn. Irft
on haass New Yorh. 4 Dallas. > First hass on
eTroFs-Dalias. =. New Nork. 2 struck 0ut hy
Dffick~. y b. Hlr~rh. g. by keihcT, . first base
on halls un fNans. .; OF Druckr. ! on hlr.sh
Hit by pitrheF hy nr,icke, !. PASSED hall
Hicks. Hits on Evans . IN two inning on
Drtlckr. In nN~ tunings. Umpire Mag. Time
= hours and 5 minutes.
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To encourage tFapshoOting among the
prep -chools Of the coHntry Il. " Palmer
" of the Crescent Athletic club yesterday
cmered q - Of medals for a match 70 take
Beach or the jersey City Gun Clubs traps
some time in Map. Insi.attons already
have teen sent to II. Paul'a school OF Con-
cOri. y. g.. ~. pAul's School OF Oarden
city. Andover. Exeter, Lswrenceville.
HOtchkiss and PawlinH school. The last
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PRovIDENCT. March . Brown Won the
-v inning contest here tonight in dual
meet with Amherst 10y score Of ~ points
20 p. and won the water nolo game by q score
81 - 10 ~ Goldberg broke the Brown
rs.,ord for a plunge by ggtng distance Of
~ feet. There " a. sDgd crowd aud much
enthusiasm vas manifested Brown had q
Qualification celebration following the
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Puze PIEhSIRS . 10 Paris.

,psciai Cabls DssDdfch n TINE SIS
PAUIs. March 5 Jim stewart met Sid
Russell. the Australian heavyweight. OF
Wonderland thi- evening in a wenty round
match Russell was beaten On points
The hight WAS not interesting. Stewart
attacked tirut and showed better resistance
after the fourteenth round The two men
fought q draw a few weeks ago
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Brr-aahan valued ., asa. ooo.

ut. IoUis. March - President ". stanley
Robson OF the National League ~. Louis
club has taken out a es0.Opp Insurance
policy on the life of Roger Bresnahan, the
Cardinals managrr. and si0Ooo policy
against accidents TO Bresnahan other than
tho~a which may Occur on the baseball
field
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Frnr.ns Set. 10 s,raen.r.

~,Es'usT. Narrh The sea"IHE team
from Columhil detea.od the Syrn"use team
H. he gymnasium hrrs t0-niTht ny the g-ors
OF . 10 The match wgz n close one
thrU0Rhpi.t and brtng the fri held at a =
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In amt, tpation OF their regular monthly
shoot TO he derlded On Tuesday eighteen
Gunnsrs Of the Bergen Reach Gun Club
gathered al their Jamaica BAY traps and
dccided many interesting - TARGET events
yesterday The scores:
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.HIs f'tA VI
rslS rSIvKEsur a c.
%. ~. ...:.,:.. ! :
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Rs~hesIer End. Win Victor,

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