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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

Misguided humanity" has gone sadly
astray at Constantinople in the DISPOSE
ton of the pariah dogs which used to in
fest the streets OF that city. 1t was
necessary to get rid of them, but al out
cry was raised against the "barbarity"
Of killing them, SO they were sent in
stead to the desert waste OF Okla Island,
in the Sea Of Marmora, where there IS
no food nor any water, and where they
are preying upon each other and ulti-
mateiy dying Of starvation and thTst
Compared with such doings. wholesale
butchery would have been sweet mercy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07
THE REASON.

From Tie Detroit Free Press.
Bishop Fallows says that Americans as
rule are joyless. that being due To the
fact that it isn't possible for every city In
the country to have pennant winning ball
team. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07
TO PROVE 1T.

From rne Cleveland Leader
Washington is overheating itself discuss
ing the momentoua question, us beer a
spirituous liquor Why not try the ref
erendum?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

\ Paris bootmaker recently COM
planned III court that the matutinal rat
thing of milk cans in delivery wagons
disturbed his slumbers and thus I'M
paired his health. and he therefore de-
manded indemnity; and the court
awarded him 500 deciding that the noise
in question was nuisance which could
and should be abated Respects to
Laurence Sterne: They do indeed order
some matters better in France,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

From The Troy Press
Rhode Island has had clambake with
t.ay9 patrons. The tables were set round
!hg, so that tho ends would not lop over
into MaAaachusetts or Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in Pennsylvania, Mr.. Grim made
tnis remarkable statement in his speech
the other DAY accepting the nomination:
The election Of a state ticket III Penn
"sylvania is complicated by no national
cor local issue, and should | be elected l
lam bound to consider that this express
sion Of the people will have no bearing
upon national affairs" Yet Democratic
leaders are everywhere saying cheerfully
that is is "a Democratic year. If Mr..
Grim should win. would he and they
then proclaim that the victory had no
national significance?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07
BETTER THAN sEsoUI-sULPHIDE

To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: My attention has been called 70 your
issue of August 4, in which you have an
editorial on the white phosphorus evil. In
your editorial you say that IAN adequate
and harmless substitute has been found in
seS Cuisulphide OF phosphorus" This state
r1eut. in connection with the context is
rather misleading, because it gives the idea.
FIST. that the sesQuisulphide match is as
good as the ordinary parIor match, and.
second. that seSquisulphide OF phosphorus
is the only known substitute fer the deadly
white phosphorus As A matter OF fact, the
seS4uisulphido match is not satisfactory.
ard other substitutes are known. The &C
oerapanying box of matches Is guaranteed
to contain no white phosphorus or sesqui-
sulphide OF phosphorus. and Is a Tar better
and safer match than the ordinary paror
match. This match ccntains nothing poi
senous of any character, and could not 80
used. as is the parior match, for suicidal
purposes.
/ am not writing this letter 10 boom any
match interest, put to show you that the
sesouisuipl!ide OF phosphorus IS not essen
tai to the manufacture OF safe and salts
factory matches. W. Z. HUTCHINSON.
New York, Aug. ., 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

The announcement by German
authority that more than l, 100000 tons
Of new shipping are building in Great
Britain, against only $4,000 tons in Ger
many, appears to add confirmation TO the
opinion which was expressed by an
often quoted writer many years ago 20
the effect that Britannia rules the waves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

If Mr.. Hutchinson would demonstrate
the facts he sets forth TO the Bureau OF
La Dor, at Washington, 1t is quito possible
the Commissioner OF Labor could be in
duced to add them to tho official report
on the use of white phosphorus. Oh which
The Trihunes editorial WAS based Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

Mr.. Bryan wants to read out Of the
Democratic party the Democratic mem
bers of the Illinois Legislature who
helped to elect William Lorlmer United
States Senator. It is always pleasant to
turn to distant fields when domestic
troubles become acute and irksome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07
A MEAN ,IA6

on The Troy Press
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
roRNELEs ATnLErIr ID rL00k.
Track Team HAS No Hope 81 Heating
pcnns, hanla.

IruAoN. y \. April % Fo- 'nc first
time since lnli tbe cornell trs, Is team will
mcrt the psnnsvlv3nit track team Iu r.
dual mert nest saturday &c Percy Fi'ld.
Jorncll undergraduates have uU hops Of %
victory for THEFT team and are counting up
how many 80 ohis and thirds they may
expect
EVrcpf iu the two mile run mo uh7rn
track followers are about ready o. 'uu' ct"
the Our ker- most cd the first. They tHiuy
that Rumsdell and Minds ar' better shan
N Arthur or Bla-s Boo the lU' lrl -T'. chat
lIvduIh h pTphFhIE superior iu Nt.uuf
Nilng or Mrkr'll iH the hurI,r,. 'lHt PAUL
,Bu win the bali milo l1d t.r -IH
mil.rs Who ars hstt.- chan either Eb.r-
sole ar El-nHtl 20. MNfH tHH tu Fr-
,Up.TcrtiF are not strong H Ono 'irNt.
neither b. Cornell ltr ifl."1 Wrn l"pr
Bcrna 'utaetvor %, nm NApulnU B. ord .nd
StulfnFth u thr broad jump ... como 100
90 rNUFI tHt,DH- They 'ou' .f'" lh.' D." f.l'
pole vault Pom O. stronger luiH either
flH,k 90 bIutTrWHu'. H.ie Iuuuip. HrN
DE ur the uirl .uulsr,. ur' not DONG
more than @ tcrt % .u.H u-
The track situation b. not uu.n I.l'rHH'
than 10 the hrHiurt.E OF tua .uuf door work
eNyept that the men are NpH rlUr.Hn 10. 81
there is 90 loo pi interest," ,Tu0r nE ,.r fr'-l.
,upu. ol whom many Hrr rrpnuis. tnI.N
Mo- klHy sIy- thrt Boz BE- y'rulff. rH4 NE f.H.r
WOrk and b. Building Ior rcN .Htr.
A. result ul the rHuI showing pc both
tho freshman crows FN TH'.f t.III races
tOllh Courtney .~ ruN v.lH.NHrIHF fn 200
torptlcr the hn-' u'u from both 'uwuiuH.
tons and this v''. -l'"NiI" rrurulnIFcs!
tho first crow. Bates. Who N.I .i-uk.Hi
tho Que time first Ir..uUtIu eight. tIg' n4s
dubb7 the u'.Ur1 crew hitter runl friul-
ming hy their rivals 70 vHHh $3.50. BIS rF"u
shifted c. No 3 iu tlr aT-. gov. while
EHy- iakrs bic pltu" iu itn Junior freshman
boat Tho FIRST freshman crow I- roN
hostsd n follows Hov. Brown. ., Bates
o. Thatcher {. sharper ., Mum @, NrNlus
g. EfiiOt stroke Dole. suNawtIU. Z randall
The 81. oud .huar b. composed tt the
following. 20 kUrll trr.u'r. Perry. lum,
Will ms. Dr HhuuIn. butmtr du Rec.
The removal 80 Wa. hers from no rowing
situation b. orders 70 hi- phy-l Ian is
thought To have '.'nrhed th, pu-il ion ol
stroke iu the varsity boot tuI lI-f'rr
" isJ hers suffered from pneumonia last
wear and has newer ,u.uUiH.Hir recovered
from IT, cnert- the phys. ban states llH
was the ightcst -l ru,r or vEU hi- roNgi 40
cornell ig sDWs iiutr. o. is -.HIafi
The spring fdnrHI.. pea. o. e. liNrust up
BIT this week sttsr iIn sharp comment
made by Coach Reed iu rFYtluI f1 The IHrN
Of spirit on the part of UNDERGRADUATE.
Oou,n Reed told rHH rru 200 .Hrfrr thtl Do"
WIS ui-uppOi f'i Ir ruH showing uaIn BOO
Url tiy" aud that TO uurr Hua ul Boot .Hf.r
Out the football season Hn.I IHII NU#.t UH %
failure. or words tu IUIF r.H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
NtRRtGtNSErr RACES.
sch, dule Committee iunOuncrs Dates for
summers Yachting.

The schedule committee 81 he Maria
g1nzctt Bay Yacht Racing ASSOCIATION has
announced the dltc- t1r tho races 20 he
~ lied this year The -rl-uu AII open on
May ~ and end ON Sep aubsr ~ During
the summer there w.., be many races Tor
Champion hips tye races Cor the inter
hHv afhOat trophy, o. race 81 Cph. two 'Yug
distance Tn'cz. a moonlight race ana
series of rugTs 90 HH sIII'I on hHrl.rHt lu
Tor the interstate o. frorUra ,nlwuIuushlr
Race wee. viii IoEA August 90 aud
sailed for fh" UlerhfF DgihnIf Champion
ship The date for FHrs@ are August 90.
Bristol Yacht club AU gust Is lIfssu uud
Yacht Club August 'F. Rhode Island Yacht
club. august no. New port Yacht club. ami
August .u touaul.uf l8,hJ cub 4 -pr, ril
august o. TO- q sIp HTrFpI Ny thD Edvr-
wood Yacht Club Ifo-e events will He
durIuE rgsg wvph. ami The ..r.- holding
these rl.cs niN also have rrEitfHs Tor ul
cilz-@- The harrington Yacht Club wii
have AN 90 en- rs.e uu august DOB m I.r an-U-
ing. The Pail River lotbt Cub vuI have
one ~ the ls.h and me Ming Phillip Boat
Z .ub Un the 18th
on Julv % the Eirrvo0d Yacht Club
will have o. moonlight race around l.r4IanDe
Island. whit D vii bs 10 rtri orr H.'H fu ne
q, eninE Tint sam" daN there vII NT
the as-oniIt.Dr race Tor ..I'iUE vllHf- nd
motor bnltz 90 llE8Tr1.u ont uu July
% tie annual race oi f"e br..lu. l.,If Club
10 Brenton's Reef and return viI ho IiiHI.
The other events of t.o Ia,o, .Htiou Hru.
May n a.; H aa1 la,, I 'g5r Ea5-y o7d
- King philip d e.. luf g Nr fa.l Q. Wash.
ngt ton Pare n e.. b. tural.IHI ~. e.. 3 Itrr
Nolf n & ~r1trr hrr .. ..s..I1. A O. .. IHu.n
md september Q. arc Jrru dates 900 -ury.ll
.arcs are 20 De- arranged .H. .NH-" go.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
WEsLEI ~ IND WILLIlWs TIE.
Hot Fight len the Third Dual Track Meet
at WuiiamstoWn.

NuiIAusruwS. Mass April 3o.-The
ta.rl dual rrarA meet between Wesleyan
ruI Williams resulted In a tie. 90 all. Every
event was uotly contested and the result
uI- .n doubt until the last event Robson
uI Wesleyan carried un both uusncs In tine
Tor. tuu r-ier of Williams pruAc the track
g.. .ut m ..r go Williams was nandi-
CAPPED by the ursonyr bf NswtOu. 10.
t.u star distance man. VINO u Ia the mflrn-
az. tYg summaries
r1 iarl uial N0n hy Robson. Wesley a.
h,.rl. Williams, -e,oad hasuEEs. Wesley IN.
- lam EIn Non w. Robson. Wesleyan
hrNry, Williams, '.rond. Wood. "csie) 40. tnird.
i-,Nari itsn Hurdles Won by FIsh. Williams.
Wendell Wesley On. >Frund Bacon. Wesley 40
tu.uI. iiWD Do % 3D. Hurouds
o.. go. ste, ems. Williams. scrond fish. Williams,
t..rI. fine, 5 seconds.
500 lArd .tlu Non ay Lester. Williams. Wood.
Nrrc, an. -1roga. surrr'l Williams, third.
~ ri run Won ly schle,. wesleyan. Cook
NHunn.s 'rrond. DanpIcl. Williams, THIRD
uus Mic lun Won BY Harris. Wesleyan.
simpson, NlIil'ls, .rcuud, Thompson, Wesley an,
Third lire. o ulnutHs % Seconds.
TOO MUg ful Won uy OuuuCr. Wesleyan.
SIN Is0n. Williams. suroua. pIlo7t. Williams.
th'ra. lfrr. 90 minutes ~ q seconds
rfr MiIuAUs srupud Hanna Wesleyan. third.
D.sJaLlg Il .Hrt ilrr-,.
H'gh Jump ZION ry stevens. Williams Wright,
Wesleyan. and Sutherland Wesleyan, lied iur
spJI1d. Height frrI inches.
Ilie Vault Won Do. Boyd, Wesleyan. Huributt
3 aHaw- earora N'ryru'. Niilars third.
HU.Ent Iu feet o. inches
udumrr IfHUv Won by Th1mas. Williams
uHruUaUIL NrIraa. second. Wood. Williams.
trHa N..l44-r lil tCri lu'4 i1rurs
Discus rDu Won rs Thomas. Williams.
fITrH. Wesley on. arrUud gtrElnruu. Wesley an.
thIrH. UIatlHHr iUf fert lnrhes
shot Put Won u' Parkinson, Nrslryau. Mason.
W''IlrN. .CCJud haror. Wesleyan. third. uis.
aH1rr. Oh trUt D. trrH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Yachts tuansr Hands.

The following Transfers of yachts are rr-
ported through tHc agency u. Iams. l--
moline a ranr.
Hou-.Hla' Ey'rrlairs chartered by Nrs
u ~ Redmond tp pr |I,i H1luI.I 1f
Germany. wAo is iu 'li- ,..H'I. for "a Short
time and b. making % tour u, -U- world.
- boomer yacht '1 urf. -..I 1F Frrirr.
Gaiia'in. DR. tD 3 g.. iauar 'gurr .I.
h., .l comm i--I1n carl. .Hu #UI .I.r nNr,
Boz tho New lurt lt..I cub .r..-.
ter \ Duru"r ru William A. uHN ..r cruise
lu ~nUf sfu water.
lu.Nar satrh .avoIa. e.. 1r.rri bs %.
g. TurrI. fn ftauE y -... .ur.4. .r. .r.I....
Iu Florida waters Hrf 1f.T f. ~fr....rs o.
N.uIcr of Boston l'r .-. l.r .uI bunting
5 oonar yacht Heron. .hrr.rr. .g ~.
- &C. .uu1 Field r1 CLARKE Thompson OF
pHil4I.lHHa.
s~yau. not motor boat T1.H- % ..rI n.
7 % Eanu... H' h#H Raven .r..Hl 80
Point aua lr NrHo4r. Powder ...H.
uur' r.r' DO .g nlHl ur Coz .. ......
NJ Naul.uaI.. iur u-H iu ..... I..r-
lfuu. tuu-uIratYr .Hlt .. D.. 10 ..H-
Plies OF IUI. .rt i1 rs H NIu. ... .r ..
used ou boo i,..!s1n Llvrr
IA na.Iu. e.a'g DO. -1iI H. g.. o. yI..-
Haven .rr" -." 800 nr r.DI
iauu.. o .U-UIrI.'H l' sold HE rrdDr,
GallatIu. DO % uu lTrDaf IIfr..
,llop sH.HI l.'ta. sHIt Dr.. Chester e.
EI rll 'o p. o. pu"r n' NrH lara fur H,.
az FaT Har'H.r
Caihoa. u"rrruls. -old hg Z. j Cram Co
steam rr.r IAN. chartered uy "
BolTdTorr nI tllaruH 'U NIru curtis ~
Boston Tor 70 Mediterranean cruise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
TRAP SHOOTING.
spoits wins Championship q LArehmont
Yacht Cluh.

The LarchmOnt Yacht Club had an
exceptionally big day a. its traps yesterday.
no less than ffty gunners being In Inns.
Most Of these were from the home club.
but there were a host Of visitors from the
New York A. c. and other clubs. The
big event o. the day was the club cham
pionship. which was won By R. l.. SPOTS.
who made Q total Of % out OF 100 targets.
The other baH event was the high score
prize and that was open 20 al. 10 vas
won by Fred A. HOdgman Oi the New
YORK A. G., who made a total Of Is out Of
Only a few turned up for tho New YOrk
A. 4. shoot az TraveTs Island. but they
went through the regular programme %
ak events. The main event OF the day was
the last leg Of tho April cup. 7. D. Sco6le
won the lea with q total Of p and a handi-
cap OF targets Scobie had previously
scored for the cup. and that. along with
yesterdays leg. gave him the permanent
ownership Of the prize. This was the last %
the monthly cups for the season he next
two Saturdays will be devoted 10 the club
championship. W. b. Odgen won two events
last race of the day.
The scores
Practice ShoOtzJ iages. hsndioap-T. y.
Scnhlc. p. ", n Ogden. n. g. n. Thomson. ~
April CUPS iarEeis, hAndirap-T. u. Scoble.
Trophy n n s iSTaei Sa "a '' Ogden
!. y; q. NJ. Thomson. =. 10. r. b. Scoble. 2. -.
cub Spcciai rrOphy-s3 tAfg -, hAndcap-W.
=. Ogden. ?. q: q. n. Thomson, :. Is r y. Scobe.
Commi,ies Cup targets. handlosp-T d.
Scoble !. q. q. Y. Thomson. :. 70. W. D. Ogden.
special TrOphy-ss targets, haSalesp-.G. n.
Thomson. :. IS: ". Ogden. :. y; 7. y. Seohle.
arfatrh Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

The New Rochelle Yacht Club was opened
for the season yesterday. There vas
gathering Of the faithful and a large feet
Of yachts In the hArbor with the pennants
flying Commodore M ". Houck has re-
Gently purchased the Dixie. which he will
race In the handicap class. Vice-COmmo-
d0re r. e Myrick has purchased the 10
f0Oter rornelih. and Rear Commodore s. e.
Hunter owns one Of the New York %
fOoters On May ~ the beefsteak dinner
Of tho club will he served IN the clubhouse
on Harrison island The opening regatta
b 20 ~ sailed on saturday. May ~ on
June ~ the club viii celebrate ~ twenty
nth anniversary. The long distance race
To COrnneid light will he sailed on July
The fleet u the BROOKLYN Yacht Club y TO
rendezvous On the clubhouse on July -
preparatory to starting on H. cruise 10 the
eastward. and the visiting yachismsn will
BE- rendered reception. The annual
cruise of the club will h. from August 9
70 ~. and Efforts are being made 10 get out
large feet. On August ~ tho annual
regatta i to 10 sailed and the season Will
end tn a Joint cruise Of the New Rochelle
and HuguenOt Yacht clubs and a power
boat race on September 10 ).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
LAUNCH or MTRAMAR.
Gasolens Yacht built for ElsenlohF
brothers os Phlladelphla.

The RasOlene motor yacht MiramAr was
successfully launched yesterday afternoon
from the yards Of her builders. the Gas
Engine and Power Company. at Morris
Heights. The Miramar was christened
by Miss Marie Seabury. daughter Of the
designer of the craft. and she IL owned by
the EisenlohT brothers OF Philadelphia.
There were present at the launching August
c. Eisenlohr. Charles }. EisenlOhF. Louis
r. White Thomas X. Ober. JT.. Charles
Mcdowell. Isaac b. Elliott. Adolph GOslinS
william Knemmerle, Jr. Edwin y. Moore,
Miss Katherine Narick. Mrs. william Emit
wistle. Wilmer Bodenstab. Herbert Fore
man. n. D. Phinny. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Z. Seabury John J. AmOry and william J.
Parslow.
The Miramar IL rs feet over all. length
on water line ~ feet, beam ~ feet and
drauEht feet. The vessel has the appear
ance Of a modern steam yacht. although the
motive power consists Of two ak cylinder
which will give the yacht a speed Of y miles
an hour.
The hull is Of steel. In tho forward deck
house j. the dining saloon and buffers
pantry. the latter connecting with the
galley, which Is directly below. The ON
GERS staterOOms and foreCassle are forward
OF the galley. the engine room Is amidahips.
with the owners and guests staterOOmH
and bathrooms following. In the after
deckhOuse Il the social hall with stairs
leading to . small saloon or lobby belOw.
The yacht is finished thrOughout IN hard
schooner rugged. with two pole masts. and a
spacious bridge h on top Of the forward
deckhOuse An eighteen foot launch and
two other boats will b. carried,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
IntercIty RACE for 81 Raters.

In addition In tho match race for the
Manhasset Bay Cup for ~ raters IL il pro-
posed that a team race shall be sailed. one
team Of two boats representing Massachu.
sets Bay and another Of two boats repre-.
senting New York. The yachts from
which the Massachusetts, team will h.
selected arr John II. Fallons TimAndru
winner Of last years Upton cup. Arthur "
stevens WiaBnO. John GreenOurh's Onda
n George ee's new Yacht MavOurneen
aud the new Yacht building for &. b. and
"a y. NheeloCk
To represent New York there are the
Windwsrd, nov owned by Richard Monks,
and Cara Mia, formerly Naulahka. owned
By StuyN esant Wainwright
The conditions for tho ManhaAset Bay
cup allow other Yachts Of the class TO com
pete after a challenge has been accepted.
10 that II wOuid he possible for two or
three 81 the Massachusetts, boats 70 take
Fart a. their owners are MON bers Of the
Eastern and Boston Yacht clubs, which
clubs could b. represented In the contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
SHIFTING PENNs CREWS.
ward Does Away win Eis Third Varsity
ana Makes other Changes.

Coach Ellls y. Ward Of the Pennsylvania
crews has been making shifts In his boats
for the last few days Hts first varsity boat
now h made W Of Bennitt. bow. HOagland.
?. r. l.. Smith. 3; De Long. 4. Walton. S:
shoemaker. 9. Thomas. 7: stiles. stroke.
McGFath. co1swain. Il looks familiar 60
see a man named shoemaker az ., because
they've had . lof Of Shoemaker In the
stern fOurs az Penn. This combination
h going well and Ward likes w.
Re recently dropped bis third varsity
crew altogether, saving some men from Il
TO b. used In the fOurs. Ferguson. who was
In the second boat. has been put 20 strOking
the varsity four. The second boat nov h.
Bell how Peterson, ?, Vernon, ,. Morris. a.
Barrett. s, Stifel. 3; Alexander, T. Reath.
stroke; Williams, cOxsWatn. Peterson Il a
rugged but green man who was etrOklnR
the third crew.
There IL varsity four made M Of Wood
house how Pyle. q milford. =. and Fergu-
son, stroke. a. well a. a centipede four,
Howard bow: keplinEer. ? Thompson, ,.
Brown. strORe These are all the varsity
combinations Ward noW has The original
squad numbered about 80 men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
nav RlArr.NIarllehsah nnre.

The annual race over the Marblehead
course will this year b. started from Mar
blehead on Saturday. July 10. The course
will be from on the Corinthian Yacht Club
house 10 a finishing line on the Crescent
Athletic Club house az Ray Ridge, and Il Is
expected that - racers will arrive at the
Nniah some time on Sunday afaeFnasH
July ~ The course h south % Long Island
and IA zsi miles long. A. usual h will he
for cruising motor houts under 20 feet In
length and the race utll h. under the 1000
rules Of the American Power boat Associa-
ton. Which have worked out - well The
FIRST prize fnT this contest will ~ q handapffla
silver cup presented By Commodore " NJ
Wilson OF tho CrescWnt Athlete Club The
regatta committee % the Corinthian Yacht
Club ~ Warbiehead Of which W. l. earle
ton h chairman. Will start the race. anil thaaa
who take part arr n have tho privileges
Of the COrinthian house extended 10 them
white in Mnrhlehead The conditions 10
govern this race will b. issued shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
slxty-nine Per Gent. ~ the students
Take Part IN sports.

The total ATTENDANCE az Amherst r. 81,
students Figures recently prepared show
that Of these 100 men are ~ have been en-.
gagged IN some form Of athetiC sport In
other words. 20 3 per cent OF the students
~ Amherst have s0ms form Of athletic d.
version
Track athletics and cr0ss-countrv running
hIyn he most devofeeg These HD0rts en-
gaze iut men. Football has a. baseball gt
h0f key o.. swimming a.. lawn tennis nj,
IN funnstirs ~. fencing . and basket hall p
These figures take account Of duplicati0ns
~ that there an athlete takes narf In more
than one Sport this Is deducted
table % tho afhlptps ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
NAVY OARSMEN HOPEFUL.
Grimm. Recovered Prem Illness. Il Daek
a. str0lSe.


ANNAPoLIs, April sO.-COaoh Glendon Of
the Naval Academy crew IL not IN the lsas,
disheartened on account Of the defeat
by Harvard. but considers that under all
the circumstances and against 80 power
ful a crew A. Harvard the showing was
very good The local crew lost two oars
men on account OF illness a few weeks prior
70 the race and this necessitated changes
that would have weakened any crew.
Weems. who replaced Grimm a. stroke
after tho lRtter's illness. did splendidly,
considering that he began rowing late
last season and had not previous 70 the
Harvard race rowsd IN any kind Of a
contest. Several Of the Navy oarsmsn
said afterwards that they had plenty Of
strength left for squirt toward the end,
but Meems. owing to his lnexperience
simply heightened the stroke instead Of
quickening and putting more power
into n.
Grimm. who Glendon believes has the
skh n 2. am a' s0 h MAJ III TcSS s 1 TON
has replaced spencer % 7, and hts strength
will undoubtedly make him n most val
liable man after q little more practice.
than former Naval Academy crew. IiRs-
worth. captain Of the crew, s rowing Z
on the serond crew. his lack Of weight
being still bar 70 his rowing with the
first crew
With Columbia a. opponents On May :.
and GeorgetOwn and Syracuse on on the
saturdays following. the midshipmen have
still plenty Of chances for redeeminR the
season. May viii b. a big day on the
Severn, though the POtomaCs " Washing
ton. who were 10 enter one Of tho minor
RAGS, have cancelled. and the Arundels %
Baltimore, will bring only their senior creW
instead Of the senior and junior aRgre-
gallons first intended, The first crews
n tho Academy aud Columbia will start
IN the big race and both the second and
third regH o. the Navy against he Arundels
The opponents II the fourth class crew
viii BE- the eight Of the Central High school
Of Philadelphia.
Georgetown has agreed 10 ssnd a second
crew also on May ~. 80 that there will he
a -four corneTed event that day The great
esi hopes Of the midshipmen centre around
the race against Syracuse on May p. which
will close the aquatic season.