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WORE PLAYERS THAN ~ ifFs.
SIX From Last Wear Again at Poly Prep
Bash rtbau Schedules.

Their. are 20 many players with u good
claim tor n plnc. on the basketball team
n, Poly Prep That the i've has not yet been
selected and ~ IL prohabl" thar NOR" thnn
i've VIII b.. used during tn" -.n-on. alter
Mating from time (" time ~tN members
~ IN" team last wear are again available,
capt " u Klein. riEht forward ':"ud
win left forward n Bmnck-. centre.
= : Anderson, right guard B"Ich.r
and Z Bali I.ii guard In addition to
these. rr,. ysrnl who did good work on tn"
-.rnnd team lat winter The schedule
which - not vc' complete" follows
D.r.ufb~r 49, poly Institute serond team T.
NJ John Prey. u. . freshmen ~. Jamaica
rnnuar, Bryant II = -. Flushing ~ ) u.
N.niinl Training " s. - tiunn-ry Schoo IS
itSGDkcn IL : u Ndriphi irai~rny
FEBRUARY J. - Paul >"hooi :. orange "
n Boy, High -. ~ Pnui- school -. FrASmu,
Iian - Ridge =, hOo p. Gurncry school
The Boys Nigh -"hS'iT"
November W. Fgas;uNs. Hnu
tJ,.rrTubrr =. iaChUOnd nm n = 10 Manual
Training -. . e. = y freshmen. -, FLUSHING
- Townsend Harris Hail. ~. NcwtOwn
January > 81 John. Prep. :. SuIyvrsan' n
y : Commerce. ~. BrOvhlyn Prrg. ~ Ia tern
District. q. ,: VIII Clinton %. ~ rauI's school
FEBRUARY !. nr~ey school = P-nnlnz ion
school! 10. Poly Prep. n. P"'k,nill 81 3 -
vs. urg ~Cnppl
Manage hrri4voEri ~ Eastern District an
ltecruhrr ! Commerce = HrFf~y school
N D-wtt linton Is, fSgdnam Prep y. Siuy
vrsAn, " e. klchT,ond ISL ~ tlg.hinI q
Is Jamaica a. Erasmus Hall
February , Cathedral College "a. Paterson " q
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YirSt txhlbltisn Match of the seaseie Il
Sir PLAYED Next SATURDAY.

Tn. hockey SEASON viii soon open NJ
the teams are prac'isIn. and II the cold
..,,h.. r. ,h. .,,Il..y,. teams WIN ~
80 -. 90, ~ s,,r,
anr v" XVI ro'h' P'@' -,
Ia" Two tournaments "a" nor "I~" uh,''
nest month but several exhibitions game
b,y., la, .r,anv,.d Ia n.. plaSpd IA the
- <t,n,h, ssa,',,, ,,,uE m. fr-t oI
N"ho'h" N~h'hH "'''
ines" Will t- m-N' saturday evening Sh"h
the I r'.-sent Athletic ihib team VIII nice
YAH.
.ri. ..... 49,. ,...,,, ,..r,. ,,,,,n
-. '~''' nv - -, -.
.,''hN'mn~d thl- season jimmy Shi'r'n
,h" r"'"r "h" tor two seasons played WITH
the Nav Work , 1. vail b.. back again with
his mr. 49,. AL 49,, ~. Men aud
,,,nr, 81 aus wear 'n' W" -, -, -,
N'n"' i'H'"n who SAID h" WOMB ~''t"
az tn" ',n-" - last season. has been per
shaded /" play again with these two
'a-' m"h y" NV" som" life to the team Things
sh0I!d Ire much better with the tr.-crnt-
Than they hny,, ,,.,.,, So 60. 80. Irna.t
w." Las -, 'ot some hnl" EFneS'
y" 'a'e "i the wanderers. mas
Dr. Tboma. Mcponr..n - ~ n ,.v
o. ~, 80, -, "'N GU"
factor la the tournament HIu n.,hhN
win coach again
80 - - ,,.,
h" teams OF f'nh-NlN anna aUu Princeton
ar. ,n meet on December A. I'm. viii Ia.
a., a., in, ,h., p..n,,.,. r.,, -. W" 80 V"
W" mss '''"' '""' ieHIN' ~ ANA mas pIaN'H
here and some are shhiou- that the teams
should be admitted To tn. INTERCOLLEGIATE"
league Pomfret school will plAy aRaln-t
pawltnx ON U,,Cemb..r 81 st Pail's and al.
xilI ,n.a, nm Dacem b.r ami prinrrtnv,
80 WIIi;a,,s =. ~, ~, ,re., an I,.c. n, h., y,
Any 1870, ,,,..,ir, ~ M. Manu-,
~ 1871. NJ w ,st', -. 4 ", =, w
COMMITTEE "' ihe tmh,rht 1890 .saSu"
a decided step MAS tahrh 70 preN'h' nIu'
iss~lohiIl-m entering INFO th~ gan" Two
rules we're adopted which although thry
cannot go into effect until after the coming
playing season will greatly benefit the sport
Now 40 IL necessary that a lIayar on "A team
n1l.y liy. WITHIN ffty miles oil New YORK
,nr mai Loss ,h,p .,,,y day- beTor,. he. IL
i,h,I'I, ., la NJ. ,,,l.. il changed ~
~ ~ Lii 80 nnt 49, ir.,.aI ~ sixty
thh' " NHi Vs. -'N months 'h-.au v. - - ,
days " was afGueu lhat TWO moh. :
was not long enough time 10 prevent .hr
importation oI canadian players just Tor
thu season The other rule viii prevent
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TUE en- aSING RiDDD
sir~s or Cros.-< ountr, s'ock and Their
winnings.

No SOONER has the fat racing season ia
England closed than the statiItiCIans begin
TO figure on the Cha~-rs aud tins. sires who
have got tho most successful stock
though many Of the big Nat racing sir--
hgur. on she list II VIII h. noticed that
HaCHIsr and Bu-h"E Park hold "A "oW
handing position A. regards tho number
OF winners ard races non " - a .iguif-
tltru.r. one b-ing by Pe'rarch and the
other 10y Hampton. iiacAler - IN" -ir"
~ Iru kin-toNn. winner 81 last .ear's Grand
National and he - also the sire Of tack,"t.
winner ~ the Grand S"ftpu NOR. than a
week ago and likely candidate for ia"
ilHtr-e event ueNt MuTcn.
tuoI-l.r son OF Hampton who figures
an the lIst j. WaiuSgate. and he l. noSabl"
~ being the sire OF berry VI undoubtediy
the best chaser to-day ~ training Jerry
won th. French Grand National this year.
giving "A wonderful display of speed and
stamina and though he wa- giving away a
lot Of weigh he ran clean away from IN"
onIE races ~ N. in,t-,l Kingdom ar.
counted for III" ch.l-"r S'tllIous the money
cannot np ta.IITl to ~" credit OF Nalmscntc
Jerry VI ran m IN" Liverpool Strand Ma
tIOrtRI Last -prirR. carving the top weight
81 -. pounds hut he vas asked 10 Civ"
thing h- could not quite accomplish, snd
she iatt"r won nN a couple OF lengths Son"
ke-n rltdge- haN" ~luC" been OF the opinion
that prssColl. Who rode Jerry VI. waited
sent the hIS horS"-alorg much earlier and
he would have ~, rd Of all opposition long
he for. the Hn,h berry VI vii ie IN lin"
for N" Ain'r"" event again newt year
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be- installed u cam. a. a surprise tn the
m-mh~rs of the club WHEN they heard
lre~ld~n, biSeiow make the Statement thas
b. would resign "a the heal oi the club
lie further made q motion that tOmlnO lore
My.T kOs.snbu-h b. nominAts.d for IN.
presiu~ncy and the vote vas unanimous
rhi. l-ft tn. commo,iOrr-htp unoccupted.
aud My". kO--nhuSh IN tnrn nominated
Mr. BIR.lOw for thOt position and the vote
axsn Wa upanlmou- 'n no., .. I'M I'M en- =,
WOULD h. - great loss tu the organization
u they would step out oi acnNr an
altoxeth.r. VICE, 'ommodore Nuham
Narn-y occupied the CHAIR dhflhk W. MUM
nation Of the president 1870. 49,. 4
The report of Treasurer Nru-r Ms trhN
ard the ciuh : IA very npni h, hos,iInu
q spread some tame IN December az 'ahuaE
The officers that Wsr" Nominated t,r ~
ioll"r. Mver hY-enhu-h pr r, Sic,,e wee.
president " " Narn"y. NiC"-'ontnouoIt
Aib-r' Like. rear coinmodor-. nmh ,,,,,,,
.Nosi. Net cnptaih. charles osa,a,,r.r
secretary Edward I, .Me'lrr iIeh-nLsr
Rosr.i OF governor Mes-rs SWAT. nrr
ing, i.oanr. Wi"khsm Marsch"'R Hiiu ''o'
The Baltimore Motor \ e has el-cl r''
tht." oniCers tommodorr : W, rear
r1%nrcommodor. ,o M,anIr> "porneI
president william +. bro"nns ,,rs'
presidcn. charles ". Winner T,,,Ts s
i q. Rroon- treasurer. william heIio s,,
G nSaGI 4 a,6 s%' srsJ Wsi-n year
The Albany Yacht club held ~ monthly
meeting a. its clubhouse on the state stree
quay recently tommoior" sohn T. SCots'~
chairman Of the finance committee Ih'
before she members his report ~ VIVA,
ALREADY hasl been done aud asked NAV thy
building committe" he allowed to proc-en
with the foundation, which. he as>eTted
under the advice OF Builder John Dyer
should be laid IL Was unanimously vo~'
that the building committee h" empowered
To 40 ahead aud lay th--e foundations -
that they might have the henent ot the
seasoning process 81 being subjected u
IA. spring irp-hat- of 1911
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TRINITlrS FOOTBAII.
New Material. " antri To Take Place Of
PLAY rrs Rrtiring.

H,uTtoEp Dee Trinity football
hopes for next year arc centred on tn.
rapiAIn.rle"' charles II Howell OF tho
c.s-- of T.. better man for the task
could no' have h"en found For three
wears ne has been making name for him
sell at IaCkl. he na- also been pla WING
most important part IN all branches Of
college. activity. ATHLETIC and othervi-"
An example ~ has strength and inrusnc"
- found ~ the recent establishment at
TrInitv OF - chapter Of III. VI e. A. for
which h" Wls very largely responsible.
F- appears To- meet with success in ali his
warned undertaking.. sun nothing can be
uuit. - -nI -atI-fyInz a. the way IN which
he ha- hc-n playing the gam. OF football
10 tn. position OF right tackle Judgment.
aIertn-ss strength and speed combine Ia
render him conspicuous All season long
h. hug insisted on getting down the Held
With tive ends and picking up all IN. FUN bios
in sight more than once with "a touchdown
NJ hi- reward lie has also been highly
successful ~ receiving forward pasS--
While On tbs. defence he has proved utterly
iiI' I,..rN. Ou- to attack uI.'.- th" cares,
~ lender -hip weigh too heavily he Should
rRNr- among TIA" stars "T fss'Nt wears grid
iron
Ir,ulJy uu,. A"quIr" -onr good mat.rin
~ new g'uT entering class for ~.,u.
."rtou- ln--"- vii - incurred Particular,
hiITha'k- n" College hH- ever suonu and
pur Of rhi- season h"-l. particularly m
carr IrV ia" bail VII b" gradult.d ~ ,ls,
viii carroll Who lui- always been "a most
r.Iiabir Tuiihl'k TN more SERIOUS los.
VII he IN" HHp .'if by the retirement ,f
Ounrt-Tbs '"0F. who. hims.lf "a pI,y.f
81 ur"Tit las prov -d md y ''n-nh ~ E.ftiux
ont oI ~ W'u tie utmost. ~ scam ul,v.
dam and precision Ii""cv"r. IN" ,"r,
good llif"A"k. Inll-It. Ntn rsfunin. whil,.
~" ~ tht''.'"i IN" fOrNurd- notably ilud-1r.
and llwnr ,un 80 u.uch y" transferred
- fh. Barb iSli
Df m" linc'u"n the most SERIOUS loss " IN
H. GLIDER i'-''v" ~ "rd. Away. cool and ugirk
- size up play. always -tToux IN ma ktng
interference" ar 10 breaking H. he has I'M
wear Developed TN fuyIh"T and Will y.
.Of"ly missed. NI'h"uxh lark has Ils -.,u
MT Que y''ar nt g'nrd his pircc too vii ~.
hard To .il
n" h"-' Of the -ub~tItuto- Nelson NJ
fn'kI" i.'s-'l a. quarter ard Buck 81 half.
v ~ ni-O h" graduated Whilath there - no real
ground Tor ps--Uni-n there will have 10 b.
stirring up ~ that lighting spirit " hirh
has 80 often pulled Trinity Teams ou' NJ .
tight pluip
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" mite = pieces
whit" tn g'AS ami -rsts In No NOV
-pi.t rIoS to PgosLFr ~
- w., Pykt! ~ ~
; W PsB III Ku a.
y r., , ~ I, ~ g.
-0LITIoS 70 PROBLEM 80 '"
v Is. 4"
tYrr~,i .ai'ItSuS 20 both thee p,ou ~u.- .'
r-.y-i from d- J. Ia mage Landing e.
\ h Ciun-T NcV Nprf r.1y. anH hsT~s WI
inx. Phiisirlphs, Pa
Direct ,ssiL uDnN rrr.lNrd O. No 40, fsuu. "
- : baBsury. conn T. y barrett NruukJ d
y Miner TrOA bridge hT0uSIyn. and
In-.ph Bradley HdxcW""d
additional correct solutions rcrriN "I Ca Nu~
IB and IJ7 from Df n BALDWIN N1rwhlk
Conn and Ilnam 81" Z IsImsgr Landing
Additional correct .rutun, received H. VI"
u.ri tndtGuir
CpPHEHPUSDTN'p
N u : uanbury ToHn SurrtS thing. ,r-
not y. bNa , yuu make them To- p" Inc pr'r ter
IL, "a siu nav" ni> ,ay AMI - rulT llf 81.
msn br ecu In IT, column
~ ! kndicOtc Much nptikrd 'u-
yu'I position but the mate ~ 20. spUT-'.' 81
INIT ha~ M originate ami -" YEA snow
~ & New s prk hHNT .UiUt.,u~ mus huF =
been io-' n ne 'uail he, q % mot rrarh . ~
sly n''r'
'rrr'~- 1. Rand F-ptrts thnt he rHs won l,'t
MS VHmc~ In ~ So correspondence" 'H..r,s
Sgain~f " g. Phtr
I q ',r-rnylHr \ ShAH tgv lu nr TX
rnut md gnr" "ith tIu. Tatl"n. new """N
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M iTING.
4 unninxham ana spris rIb-rg winner ss
ssiiOsii,o, Race

N"N u.ptrant- for -hatln4 f,m" ,"rru.
n rh, hDnGr- ~ m" races Tor -"hpO'buv-
Yesterday On the - Nicholas Rms IA
tho -, en- for hi1h -'hoOI hoys I.arrs bar
n.'f who was Op scratch. realized h"i"v"
hr nid Ron" NOR" 'han Il few lar- thH' 9
r.,y"lhrrg had ~" much ~ handI'"I,
IN an from IN" fCu gtrI mark. t'I N"
siiu.lf.w from ~" rr"" ~I"tg"' H"rl ION.
vttH Lane. WI" Won -" "rI r.,."- li-f
trIT. -a''ONh
b" re-" Tor midget brought pu' rood
N"iJ 81 "Wbrvp champions. an the winner
turned rp ~ Z uHninRham ~ tn" Allen
Hamilton school whD stated from the
hmit mari 0f ~ yards
~ summaries
Quarter ',,l- Dash Junior 40" 20, I. ,r.r
uiughAu. Nisn hamilton N.'.pr ~ iAIIs %.
,,sig |h'rR ~ .tfpu lu-Fi'ItT III .Hr'- e..
vri s,~T,Ha. pUrli- asupui ~ %. f4I.'. tnIfI
n ~ -",Ind-
HAif Nls ua,n ~~uior Won n, ~pe.asI
berg Hamilton instl'u'" 'O S1rf, : tne
PDiy Prey. 10 saris -~rond ! N-rr. Nvi1nt
school ~ warts. 'hiTd Tim- { minute " are.
1Hds.
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positions would not Ia, = lowered here. 7~rAuse
hsc" would Outn.n the majority y pawn~ m
the gur~n &c Aft ktNhr an Z T. ~
u black rad repeated the move ~
white wuu! have br"n praC ttCsiy o17rs'l 70 u'' r
draw - 90
t| -h'> rlp,s which '>p.a,-> the Srr 81 -
whit" N" superior game
O. " =" am, aTsn into consideration here
Wr''~ however would scarcely rave been able
to E.n M SHP without .rc rNrtRuE" us both
The OK pAwa-. 70 shich ga - fnHr ~, alus' 'hIc-
rHwuS vuuli ra"' hrr7 ~ on ne king sidr -
nc boari
uH IN au-wp' n h-td 'rr na01 hH means =
- ~ -rI 70 OK S.. Is nIts r'' iu, roo. IN =
ug' o., '.uT .. a.tr N,.l4 flr. set ,'EECr -
.uf'tA'a" .A1Egru.. .I'l.. .r M" ~'r,T" - Nc
HnNrl -"-tnE that no hat q pawn 2" Pc good
p,kg... - ,u.r.r uIrr me- = us =. Ht' ar -
- VI" pc IN 80 ~
"a ru. NJ. -,u. .. MI ',.. u.;t,rt ma
Iarnv+.I ,,-.p- rr'~'d ~ p"-'.ru ~
carl - ~ 20" . t'r w.. O. It->"r never
~ NJ. - T.'.H'a ga r,,',1I.- ~ af'"r white
'"'.p a" t4~ 81 lhl0I ~ wholly d'-'Tu. MS
Ri' "r-IT'- r'Ia', ILUoS-kf r-..'u"d
after " iu".ss En' -.'s"
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4 :i Il {: e..
Frank ! Marshall. rhe t.nr:h ,-ta,.-
ch.-- champ,on accom- pan'-,i oy M'"f bet
sen: h" form, Ns.'"rn chsm P'"n ha "a,
Phtiah"lphta, Bal,imor" and Washington
lie rema ned N Washington 10 ~ four
tan Cluo ~ tha' civ There he met G-n
VI l.- who - Interested 10 th. game. and
also mad .~s. OF ",'h ID" ltnS,an ,m.
Ia morrow While ~ Philadelphia Marshall
"noount"r-i Yer. -r~"nx team - the
Mercantile Library chess club winning
tH.ive games. drawing and losing non.
Among tho-" whom Marshall defeated were
shan nsnn."n 81 ana
lie drew also with such -'roak uia y"f- a.
= MIotk""-s, P-nnSylSan.h stat" "heri-
Thus performance j. regarded ~ phils
ieIphIa a. among The b"-' ever gwen there
by any 81 t,r'- nla-r.r-
AZ th,. franklin Chess luD RnOf her 'In.
team opposed IN" Timed states champion
at seventeen boarh-. and on thus OCCASION
ne lost ONLY one zai"'. 10 VI E~hn"r - 'h.
Kice Rambu Nmoih"r EIc- gar.bir played
ny Marshall "a- Won by han 'xn.rsf Nb"t 4.
k"w-kr az 81 IN. sa,n"S 81" draT" and
-hnll the, ~ much -iI''''-" ~ be- fl'-
g&nbt - III" h"g.nning 't"t Mh"n IN"
"r-i"m-:i 70 III" d-irn'" n" eNphr need
xT.atpT diricIBty Nh"a 10" i.lt r- had
no. entirely convinced ~" local contingent
a. 10 the -ouudDes- of gh- gainbIi MiCh..I-
sen I'll 40 played = lsr bThaId games Yin
ming iva sBCh from Whitaker VI
E.chrrr snd = VI Fdvard- Playing ~
.Dnsiirgti0n ~ n" IihrHrN against f.O
inar.s Mtrh-ir~n drew one and lost th.
other
u ~. rooms ~ he B.lyrrpr" h-~-
l..0cIa' ION NnT.ha!l eG'Oun."''1 twelve,
nppnnsnt- IRain-r NhvB. 10 MAD" 81, score
- -s.,sE vIn- three drawn game and two
Losses Hermann I.r~b"H-tetn champion
~ N1TylBhd and = Evans spu tn"T
gaines from MIr-haiI Who. ~ e. PhaI-
,i-tp'trn 'nads. fr"uu"nt uS.' ~ ~" NaS
Ianvr pttn~h. ~" ""ntE" 2HmhU and ne.
Ric. g,tnb, ''H"nrVrr pDpnr .ui.v offered
The following DAY Nar-hiN HTn'T p.,S"d
A. the baltimore h'.sr ArsD"taIIUu fiI-
tifnn asain-t eleven ODpOn"L,-. ~ whom
Prof Mrliinr, Na~ ~" OnlF winner
FuI!cr on aimed draw Prof EnanU'
- ld NJ the prabDdy lu-ti'Et" o"ndu'' cd
hi- EaYr. win exceptional skill hBf Wiz
rnaiiv I.'saJ'.d by IN" champion lNeutf
pisv"r- entered 'rss arena aRRtiI-i Mar-hIl
~ 't,. rooms ~ the Washington ihc~- End
WNt-. iI.D If"ra fpgr or" -V""ra-gI' ~
- rnnIrR their game namely i"HelI .
IN. ,'..b champion I. u /gpolr"n. fprir"T
--Iars Champion iOl Ds con and
"fAfI Narshali ROn he remaining ~
fe.n gaines N" new day m" programme
rv.. tartad y bit Suh n tandem -Imu InsouA
performance. Michslsen assisting Marshall.
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-rrr'i '1h'' D,rpaich ~ TINS >rN
PIrI- b~" , IN" race for rho Prs
Maisons ~ Aui"ull to-day vas won by
BethmaRnS Akbar. ArchdeacOns Fsl do
Bots Ws- second and widener'- PesEng.,l.s
third sir horses ran. The Jockeys we're
HAIL. Thibault and TayIog.
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NnrtS - HENs,n,'m
.. ~ ,ai- the confirmation = Is. followed
~ "h>tinS un she queen side i tLC more sat
way ~ pIucrlufr
- pl,>hury used Ia p.aN hrgr ~ n.
&c. MS IUuk auuh EaN- ben plh,'ti -
cr-strr al, ani,gr cn Or
.r Il, a. generally paved ~ similar
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White = piecr.
white Ia ?lsS snd mat" N three moves
PRosLIN 40 III ~ l.. y owFN
black 4 pieC~-
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and the two experts togrr' her ADAMS "'N-
teen players ulat., "A score 81 fp1fi"'n WINS.
"A.' lo~s and one draw
jose x tapahlHnca th" Aban rNpgfN,
i cutting across the country ~ dh1'n~r
direction and has PLAYED a. schenectady
Buffalo and petru,I u" - u"hins de
i-rmiu.d effort 20 .urpa-- has I"rul"r record.
and oi rftV-uu~ games played IA .h"-~ ltI""
'"Etr"~ n" ha. non a. many - ,3'.t NM
lost ORS aHd drawn one 'al'i 'iah''. -
we'll a. Mar-hau viii tnur until sh"ui 'hr
niddi~ Of IhuuaTN, afi"T "n''h 'h'N ~
prepare Tor th"'r tourney :" 'MInS, ~" y
the International masters '".Ifhah'h' q.
san Sebastian, spain. All u" a"InhR
theta
The members OF the Women hess '!I,h
rf Nrr Nnrk ar, ,,ul'" active again and ~.
,"nJ'f ,ut-rtItu,l a team ui -'hOo'hoN~
r-ur-s"nttng rh. Ton m"rr'al High - hool
PLAYERS from ia" Women 'hth ENJOY 81 the
Hospitality al III" rae th'r~- tiuh ON" al
%" interesting p'r~nnase- present "H-
Mrs Springer me- fTln'.-,- de- 10 Ionr
Il ,I,rrgns whose isrsIn,Imothrr died under
the RuIllut,u"d 'lrinS he Revolution an PHri-
Sh,, VA. fr-f MARI t.i TO Count CnrrlvuRUn
- italy \"N' tuesday afternoon Al :
o',io.N Ed"In /. t,luck member of the
,nhumhin varsity rhess team, III play
simultaneously against the Nom"G = ih~>s
,lub a. in,lr headquarters IA the Hotel
Martha Washington
Manager Edward - 'usweii. Yale 81,
~ the Iolumhia Harvard ' air-pr,n' -tnn
INTERCOLLEGIATE" ,h''>s committee. anrounC"d
Yesterday that th- annual championships
,onrnameni "%n!d he heid aEn,n W a."
,lG7 Rroudv.N On December -. - and -
u rruIsnn Helms aud JULIUS Finn hLN" ggR,
been invited ~ rel rrP,. IN" game. oUI-
Hem Oi th, KI," hess lub has Lnirrtl k"n
1he duI1 oI director of plav. Tn" var OuS
Collsg- clubs have Hlrd With Mr. ta~W eel
the following list ~ candidates Which haN"
been tested "a Nv registrar : certificates
Columbia Joan y Beadi-. -. rtnc, Charles
N RAmsdr,i. u 'Sw = n Chtld> II = / tihr'k
!. \ 4 Sachs ~ Smith. y. law. 'usJ
smith J.. l. ThGi'h -. 'i"ncc "
enc ' ,jro>,Iaon. y Vi : .,nmuc "p
harvard q Dyer. % \ g loH1>"r
II. u a Warr,. - e. : FAdLr,. -. le~ \
ii Il n Brerir Z. j Il Martin. n n Place.
p,,nr:,on y ,,,'"'sr,as,. -" ~',eHg;;;
Shaf-r :, = MARKHAM Is Sto"St"n. .,
. ror,or. . riTrrr ~ tr"na - :
is J 4 Mite g. FranNun. y,
ale Bca.h. = g. rurr"-s ~. han
~ N II lfnn.r- r. / J"nr>- 90 =
SI-aEn>. ~
Two nor" matches uaN" been ,uul"-t"i
IN the championship "rrl-- -. u" Inter
tprnu.h hess .'u Sgr 'h| more Interest
ing b.in, fh. ~, oUn'"r h"' zen tt' >ihis'.
Island Ihe~- iluh NHt' b -. emily mi "r"i
thr lea que and "a" -I'U hes tIuh "I
RrooNl'u AT the looms ~ 'lr -"rn'"r ~"
home team Vas hrsi.i b.. 1 Ran.
Iah.r Formerly ,L-usii+l with 'h" Brook
l,nl NJ, REooENui ana queens
I cunt, !, also .uAIr hf- ng@' Hprr1fnH. >
on thr S'TI-r i~Hni team th" result
was "a rlr "t,n -i'- -'ortr ''r'r Ho. Ul'
The -'ITnrtf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

NJ he Iur'u- OF ~" bvk"r lie sn'- '.n.
try club hos" .ram H"u u" iea;.'' 'Nh''
nlnn.hir las Nrir four NJ h" ~ gH,n''-
we're d.cid-I 'ncn sIds scoring O"lu'.
The SUMMARY
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DR. BORDEN p. BOwNE DEAD.
Dean sS Bostoa InIS erutty DIes sssdde0Iy
once Accused &C Heresy.

BOsrON. April 2.-Dr. Borden Parker
Bovine. professor OF philosophy and dean
Of the graduate school OF arts and sciences
OF Boston University. died suddenly at
his home ia Brooklune on Friday. aged ~
He lectured before his classes. but about
noon. moi feeling we'll. went home.
DR. Bovine had be&n a dean Of Boston
University since 1876. tie was born at
IaeOnArCiville. ~ j.. and Was graduated
from the University Of New York in 1874
and began q special study in philosophy.
His book. The Philosophy % Herbert
Spencer published in 1874. was such a
success that DR. Bovine decided tn make
philosophy has life work and spent several
years abroad studying AZ universities,
Halle PARIS and GOttingen. On his re-
turn he served Rome time on the stan OF
the Ne~ Ncgk independent and gas then
appointed TO the chair 81 philosophy at
80=toa University.
Several years ago the Rev. George n.
Cooke OF Brandon, VT. brought charges
% heresy against DIR. Bovine bafore the
New York East Conference. but they we're
not sustained. Two years ago Mr.. Cooke
started a new fight. Sng<h he charged
Or BOVINE with def9SNaIIon Of character.
intimidation and Hypocrisy. basing his
charges upon an article in lions Herald
by DR. Bovine. These charges also were
NOT aplatAinNd
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had been IN the diplomatic service since
August 4. 1900. and bad served respectively
q Rio de Janerio. 10 gotta and Bern.
Mrs lila Dor~mu. rerhune. wife Of
harles W Terhune died yesterday ~ heg
home ON Conkun place. HaC kenstck. v. y,
OF complications following an stack -
grip Mrs. Terhune vas the daughter OF
George " Conklin. formerly the cashier
Of the FIRST National hank Of Newark.
She was prominent socially and was y mem.
her II The Second reformed Church %
HackenSack Her husband ~ Connected
with Wholesale shoe house IN Brooklyn.
she leaves two children.
Jacob ogden yield. aged - wears. for
thirty years employed as au expert sc-
COunta 1T and bOOkke-peT ~ the banking
frm Of Henry CleWs n 90 died ~ his resi-
dence in painfeld. J.. on Friday night
vt neurslgia Of the heart Tie Was native
81 BROOKLYN. q graduate N Princeton nj :
verSitv and for three years was employed
a. civil engineer nv the Penn-ylva n.a
Railrold Company. He - survived Wy hts
wife. a son and a daughter.
Eugene = HTystol. treasure 81 the mon
Trust Company Of New Haven. died ~ hes
home in that city last night II pneumonts.
lie was graduated from the Shcfield srientifin
school IN SAT He caves widow. He
wa- about ~ NetT- old.
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JUSTICE BREWER BURIED.
Am Cesemsaie Except These In Church
Omitted &C Famgy's Request.

An Ceeem eates. Except These I'm thurch.
Omitted &C Famgy's Request.
LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. April ? When
Justice David J. Brewer last visited
Lsavenworth two years ago he went 70
Mount MHncie Ccnietery. where his first
wife and a daughter Frances arc buried.
SEXTON he said. when ] am brought
homo put my grave between these two. =
Aa the Justics desired. he was buried to-
day after funeral servioea in which al
most the whole town and many persons
from other cities joined.
Inc body arrived this morning from
waAhlnRson. Business wgs st1spended
generally by proclamation OF the Mayor
and buildings were drAped in mourning.
The body was taken to the First COngre-
NATIONAL Church. whsre IL lay in state
and was viewed By hundreds Of Old friends
LaaVUnWoFth had planned to show out
wnrdly its respect and thsre was To bs
an escort % 800 business men. a closing
Of storss and a marching OF school child
rsu. fitfin9ly. 9oT David Brewer had once
besn the head Of their schools. The family
asked that the public ceresnOnbep be re-
stricted to tho church: and the only evil
dencs Of public mourning was IN the half
mastsd flags and black stresmers on
buildings