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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

ton much as thai in our opinion
is to be deplored and bring in
its train woe from which We
would shrink if we knew it be
forehand. But we must always
remember that the price of liber-
ty is eternal vigilance. 1t does
not follow because such things as
pure food laws, divorce statistics
and irrigation are undertaken by
Federal power that we are in
danger of losing our liberties.
Liberty is of substance, not form
and concededly forms change.
We may submit % changes of
form for our betterment If we
hold fast TO the thing involved,
10 the substance that gives them
life. and see that noHeof this that
is essential is taken from as or
gwen away.
A. b. Davis and wife left for
Clovis. \. NJ, Friday on a few
lays visit.
The best Bois'd arc posts IN
town at j. M/Leard Lbr.. Co
% p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

j. l.. Cox made a business trip
10 Alternately Friday
Quit paying rent and buy a
house on installIent plan. ] will
sell YOU a nygtoom house in
Overton Addition and YOU pay
like paving rent. DR.. Craven
South Side Square. % n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

J. j. Lane Of Gomez, was here
Friday on business.
Charles Houston of Plainyiew.
spent Thursday and Friday in
Lubbock last week attending to
business matters.
Farming pays and it pays to
use Bots dare posts in fencing
j. n. Leard Lbr/Co. has them.
342t
NJ. $. Acur of Austin. came in
last Thursday and wiI' spend
several days with relatives,
here.
Bulk stock s6ALur and Greco
sote dip al the L1hboca Drug
Company S ,tors./ Phone 49,
BAIT
The Grace Huntington Naaio-
vile Company presented az the
opera house last Friday and Sat
lriay nights, and was well az
tended.
Lubbock HatYare and FurnI
ture Co.. for urfyrtaking goods
Phone lbs = 81 If
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

J. j. Lane Of Gomez, was here
Friday on business.
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lSSATLTED THE REFEREE.
I've Hish Bridge soccer Pa, 60 eraerea
or the Ftesa.

An assault on Referee " AGAR. also score
tary Of the Nsw YORK. Amateur Association
Foot hail Iea9ue In thu soccer snms ha-
- a.. .ara..... 80 u,.h sv,d.. =,
,nu 1917 81. n ,.
van Sof'Ano' Ferh yes'*Iuss rrHe"eu IN
bis ordering on the Bsld Booth and Glass.
two uf the High BFkcae plaveru shortly
.n.x an. r..,.,, 49,, an. 80. t,.,.
So M 's ~ ,..'s
J.. hayIey, outside riRht TOR tbs Namsron''
had an arm PAT oui In q miNup. and he too
retired from IN. game The Camsrons
- ~. 90 $500, -, =. al. a., h.I
sun INC NnS asI"s' me" ~ eus ~ ~"
led by I goal 10 o. and GnaNy scored q de-
ristve victory ny TO 4 MckSSHt TALKED
utes for he Slnnetn and Narshall and
I Isaac esSh once. thg issi named ron a
usnaltV EiWaTda scor ed foT WIeh Br,dRe
frovn a uenaI,v neat the ctOaa 81 the aam,N
Al NonEera H0ltvwOod Inn Non an ANA
,s1r issgue kama from Inc CrIichIsys by
a srors ~ 4 TO - salmon srorSd twice
snd Porter on,, for the home Veam ii
rai, OF The Cr,,rhisv. retired hurt slowly
sftsr The r-ataBt
Cam~ron KSsaTVes Nv 10 o al Van Corr.
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GIANTS WIN IN JERSEY.
Thsy Deaf Ne Ssuch HnItAs hue MAKE
TNetF lates COaat.

The Giants Won from the Jersey cay
team on The lattsT's field Yesterday after
aeon and By the same score by which the
HinhlAndsrs rOunced the skeeteFs tho de Y
bsfOre u wasn't IN idesl baseball DAY
but oao assorted Nsu iork and New leF
eey cracks we're a. the game The New
Nork faction IN the stands dld not . little
no Wing 81 the umpire and che New lOrk
players made . couple Of kicks but Halt.
Gan u;npiIed q mrs, ola.- sane and gave
Tho Gtsnts dtdn't do much htstinG. hut
hey made tbsf hi'a rouni Tor ell thsTs
Sas IN them. They we're uhurualiy good . :
ReitsnG men aTSunt once 'hs lattev arrived
On . base In connect ion ihsrewi'h Nas he
rarity % not : single man beng lsf on
saecumbsd on route Of k~pt going until
be reached the plate Larry Doyle had .
Joyful time GO ting 10 the platter In the
ninth tnntnG Ne atOl~ third nv means Of
mtg siag, sed fine slide. bu' was boxed
bssN 'hird and hone On bakers hh
man who had the hall within an inch 81
him dodnsd several more aud nnaUN side
stspped another ~ the plate and slipped
safely over that alton
Bridwell. exceptional hsldi1f held The
attention Of the crosd Hs covered
every part irls Of Eouund Do, Nesn laird snd
sscOhd and nnAos some gIeat stops One
sApieni pefson, who must have knOWn he
players veil because he alNays addressed
them nv their ire names. char god Bird ell
an Impossible stop FISHER did nics work
hehind the bat for Jsrsey CAV and Man-sT
Of ched aplsndtdly - did Red Am-s
The univ MI made 81 Auas= vac arTs;rh
single Ons NJ Tho hits made On OTandal u
IN the ninth vas auky
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INTERN iTION CAVES PLIN.
Vegetables 70 HaNs Harvard and NsIe
Meet ONfsrd and CambrIdge.

NEGOTIATIONS are under vav for another
intsrna' iOnal inLsTvarsity gracE meet. Win
oxford and CAmbr dEs and Harvard ana Vale
A. comp.titOTs. There vas . report yes'sr-
ia. thai arrangements had be~n completed
\ uirs sent TO Leon ~. Iittle. manager Of
'ne Harvard track team. brought the re-
sponse that the rUmors must have arisea
IN England
The results oS the recent oxford Cam
an International meet may he heto. attract
attention ~ them, Gilman oilamors. the
, Ormer harvard miller a Close student OF
athletics IN General has TITS 10 say.
one exception. IN the performance 81 The
sinners hut Inc " Ork Of the placed men
furnishes some food for Thought he
fnElishmsn eHcelied a. usual where they
he customary holes
The oas exception - the no. Nv ac-
count saws nothinE about westher oondi-
tons. but 10 ? ~ Not going some undsr spy
oxford man vss four varde back our
under - lads would have had "hsn"s ~
hts race
In th. high 'IrnD the oxford ooUpstitor
In The hsn Harey Of oxford vas forty
wards baek Of 81 IS. aRd N tho broad
ipmn he DaTk Blue retrospective we
S s.r Dc oi TS+ a g; sh =ss =. y.!S:
there sss ose gree, p.rIermsees. soy:
ever Tha' was IN the thToo miles. where
= D. Gator Of Oxford Nen 10 .. minutes
ssins feuf-si,hs o. q sscesd is.isr. -,
The sho, put. vpa 81 81 tset lach: ,hs
hammer throw. 'ehsn q zee Zee. : lnehss.
nd sSs Iss 81 SSs Ssss y . va:
covered in . minusea - a. soconds. uhseh
no longer dannis colls9an here
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RARvARDHas BAUGBTON AGAIN
Latter Hereafter wa Ne Paid fsr Ser
vices 90 Rsstham Ceaeh.

CANnRIDGH. Mass. April Ie-The Hsr-
ward Athletic Association announces tho
complet ton Of arrangements With Percy D.
n AuRhton by which Haughton will coach
the Harvard football teams for three wears
lie ALL come 10 Cambridge ,o-mOTrow 20
take charge Of the spTin { practice. and may
posslbly have more practlce atter the spring
vacation. Nhtch ends On Aprtl "a
Mr. HAuEh'On has been head coach for
the last two seasons. and turned out the
Winning team OF IpOs Ne PLAYED on the
Harvard tsams of SO. 1897 and isos and
Vas on the baseball teams for tho -four
years preceding hts graduation In 1890
AanEhfon coached tho Cornell football
tsams for two years, turning gut = vic
tOTtOus team hts secOnd year az Ithaca HIS
appointment was made ~ the athletic com
mtttee, on recommendation Of the graduate
football committee; yhloh IL composed Of
} " Farley. 80 p D. Hanghton. 80
andrew Marshall. '0t. y. " Burr Oo. and
CApt wilmington. ~.
For his Two wears coaching Of the foot hall
team Mr.. Haashton has had no compensa-
ton 'pu sCCount Of he interference With
business he VAS Una bl~ any longer 80 civ =
his aeVV ices, and he " ~ nov receive q salary
for his ssrvices - foot hall coach.
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Al Br;dvsI s spssdisr has ever Arousd shor,
nsd lhla season.
-m KING }. N Sss ed Sorn Ssu SsIp ne CUBS
q lot aAya AGGnAG.
Tue Nswarks seem " maze Hoghis for the
Htr siaads-s whsasvsY nee meet
Young M Nassens ~ Yale JUDGED INST ~
ball bslSrfuliy sVca u Ne dla nphiI
The Giant And Nswarts h.ye gams bsoked
0rss yeats % ensnae - 70 -mouoS-
Johnstone ana 1rsnnam 81 the Naaohal League
stae sre " amnlre ne View N0rh PVtReetnu game
a. American LeaRuo Para tnis afterN@un.
Oas reason wy she Cana toos kuch nbaTuea
"a ths hases vita Vale berauaa me iRtfrg'
piNhara aliouNoa ~ baeaFan0eFs - get nin
Naaus Wager. acesraiBg 70 . report from
MnmQni1. Cnurhe HlRtT hara ya8tarnay nornlna
uen hau rfln9 u ne aftefnooM 81 Ms hltana
plraeea - - sl.AIall.ussl AsaalaaF iWa $50
ass hin h6fs u he never eaught . mlnnow.
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CRlGER and UMPIRE SCRAP
CATCRER JOLTS OFFICIAL: 20
LICE ESCORT FROM FIELD.

IslghlAnasrs Beaiea By NeGnnlaSS Team
ThirsS En- tnaing Game -OaibaIiea
~ ths Miner League AgUrsgAiIss-
sense FAss F'SelaIng 10 ihe i've Texans.
The Hish lahders struck mag In Newark
Yesterday afternoon. not Only In the stub
born crew that Joe Mo0innity has herded
togsthsT 10 represent thar city In the Eastern
League. but also In q home umpire. The
latter BY . clOse decision on Fosters at
tempted steal provoked lev CTiRsr who
vas On the coaching line. TO such an extent
THAI the gentle Lev raced up TO the plate
iOlted Mr.. Umpire E1dely and Knocked his
mack OF. and vas escorted OF the Geld
BY several policemaa.
The game vas . hard fought contesi
and vas WOn by Newark in the thirteenth
lnning. when Crisp. Who had scored the
ooly tWo runs the Indians had to their
credit. raped out . triple and tailed on
huslle1's drive through the boa. u vas
2 case q ne pitcher winning his own game
Some OF the Aslding stunts Of both taams
Scrs brilliant. despite the gale which Was
fAs minors eu,ssltea the asJors . tribe.
HnOhes waa 10 tho boa. They wielded
sss TSs' trssly ss.in:sd ' s ed
ssertns vhils McGlnnisy was on the mound
csesss s.ss zee play was fe..1ss -.
az ). j.. sssss9 ma sssis S.!: ga Sr ne
pissSsl Sa fsf a %af BY os,smsa. ~Sies
s% .sesscs n w. .S:;..
for the fspt run. With one out singles by
Austin and So eensy IN the fourth and Ge,t-
Iassss Ssa fsuisd % Crisp save them The
10 he SftA the Indiana 60, busy. Af,.r
atty. Mt the left held fence. And before the
bah yas. rPeotvecd he was ea sPcond and
asid out, ana ifss> Meysss 6aS sssi on, an
inhsla he and Qanley had He'd 10 POSTER
eoorpd on NehlAAy's drib6le aloag the third
base line Which A. elln declared uas foul.
In the eighth the hlghla nderl might have
scogeo had not Poster been called oOt on q
ouAYi Iona BILE decision at aecOnd.
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LEADING FuTURrrr ELIsIsLEs.
oOme % the nauehleoa rue-ysaF-slsis
Nanaea Ter aamy Geo 9aAhe.

The Coney Island gOckey Clab announces
long lat Of ellGiblss for tht1 year'a fu-
hrfey. whlch wfi b. worth about On. 90
Among the leeding nomlnatora vho NAY
own so@s p The beet yoUAsstsFs th'a rear
nslnsa' AuSusi-Enat Rssk. be By ReoH
Sss,s ss.O1 80 e & y sssa Ga
o IS ~: % s.: .s.. 8; s !. = -
&c. a. ~ 81 q va asI ...s:
s. a.s q Ptsssifs' H.s,.sss. &c. ss.
81 ostsSes-n0aHs nssssssts: Wa oc,svia.
s. os.ss az RSss ss ~ .s s e. g:
bS Waisrcress-IAAy SlolsL Barn Dance. b. o..
Is H -: sArSL. n nssSss. en- nv water
creas " Orloa: survivor. Cd. G.. ~ 0olanHeh-
HlsArsok, y. R-Dust D. By Ysnrss-
Pis seG.se ssa! fS. az e. ~ BY
asss.s, y: : s.-ssss.l..s. ss 9. =, Pl..4l.-
DSIiads b Z. y sisaii. Dcssssy Gray: YlsIa:
~ S.a ss p "a; 4ss.as f Ss.s 10y y
P Niss. s ssri.S S" o. :. S' e Ssskss
.hyLtls HARNESS. ne sy u. br g. BY
kiss..oe- csriosiv OSsaSss'sr. . g ~ Adam
I sss,s;:: s:: ss:. S S..ssi &
Ogden -Nehma: AYsde River. b. G.. by Hsnkee-
ocese TIDE: old boy. Gu. =, By Pienoass-old
XsusSea. o.. e 5, Ysake: eRsy al oSn: Assesm.
b Z, sy PisSdii Yankee SsIsr: Oaasaek D.
~ Ogdsn -0SnrOd: cUityhaak. br. 9. by ogdsa--
Dysse. John 4 Nsletso. ca. G ny orr well.
Iona: Blossom. b. E. By OFT Vets Duttsveup:
eay ally BY OFT We.ls-Danes husle chestnut
ans BY OFT we,ls--Hettle kinsssoa; bay aiy
b OTt Nels-PTttfi ScheF chestnut ry. by OTt
Mells-the Scoid: chestnut cot b. on Wells
Eesse, James R--EI,eaah, CD 9. ~ usmburs
-SUlnagift. forbiddeR Fruit en-. O. BY AAam--
cr,caella: Jest. Or. = by gsa Bru.n-cag aad
netls. HeaiserbToom. b.t by Ben Brush-Hltunes.
Wrap. b g. by h~n nrssh Costume. Dreomine.
b. g by Bea Brush air vlnloa. Iraa Mask. ,. or
~. G. By Disguise Royal Rose: Govt. hE. BY
by Dispute Je-sant Aescondsf BIZ c ~ DTS
RSaaysiede. -. E BY votsT- Ruanlng
Stream; 1--we Rot. - q ~ Noter-TrIeiove.
Span, ch q ~ Voser-Glaaham: ceantS Chalf
naa. b, e ~ Voter CLIMAX. SWeeraWay. bT. O.
~ VIA Miat-ptuk Dcuiino
Newcastle StAhle- Mutineer. eh. g. ~ Nater-
creas Prtt aseef. Leah. CD q ~ AdAm-Cefeta.
Deageg MARI. h. ~ Nempreaius-rhrtlaeer.
Adam Bede, ~. 9. ~ Adam-6raee 0umeevea.
LsIs- b = ~ Adam Shaf Iniah. ~ Z. ~
" andspFtng oF Adam-NlTgtn Noll Aashti. b 90
hF 2 BY Ndam msedNantaGe Seah. ~ = ~
'dar, P,uty' Royal Meteor, en- ~ star Shoot
Queen Retent.
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'ROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING.
Hsasrs sG GIeaess .. e. Rsa Ter PsstIms
A.. q.

'- -. 10 bigkxst cross-couniTy run ever
- N 'msricA vss rho handicap promoted
''.~'tEr bv fhe Glencoe 4. e. The great
. "' ,sI starters turned on a. the clubs
- ar'-rS N l,eth strest near Second
there we're prizes for the frs'
'- 10 finish, along with spectAi
'1' The cam Winning the point
Then there we're three prizes for
80 I'D 80 lime prizes crowds lined
.".'fay along Tho course
" gg"-t slice Of the honOTr. thai TO-
c % PAs'rrnr = . . Nack ~ fha'
9Th = handicap OI minutes e.
Nas ne nrsf man home. 40 that he
N"n he individual przs bu'
- seconds. In second p'aoe
Fn- N7ster-on 81 the NOhaNk 4
. al tnInItea his actual 'ime
~ m'n4fes - seconds Coulter
tnn-gHH was third ana he ran
-am" Wars a. stack. Ne did the
- % - minutes : -scond- and being
. 100. he nr-t novice prize Ihe
'''d and the thiFd by y
~ ~ Mott Maven 4 e
Nl" stood around lndulgpd iH "on-
- -.~fu'afInn regarding the llms
- WHn - show for nret vas WI
. WAIVER ~ 'hr Acorn 4 the ind
Hs''rGal cro.s-oounfrv rkauptoa
go h- flashed oniv hity-foUrfh
100 y~-e "a fptnW~s - seconds.
- r., fu" NohaWk 4. q Waa neHt
' Iti - inmates and finished n
--'0-f rla~s
49,. 80 wee woS ,h- team DriEe ~ q
70 bointa FROM 10 Mohswk a g.
~ - -saa 4. g. 20 bSiats b9htnS %
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EaSA TsLss 0as Evena On vsRsSars Cyclic
TpAck.


Three thousand spectators who turned
out for the races az the Valsburg cycle
track In Newark yesterday we're rewarded
for Drawing the cold weather BY come rood
racing. p. O'sulllv0n Hshlr. . young
Australian. Who came Fast late last summer
FROM salt Lake CITY. spran6 . sHrprSs by
dsfestinR Frank J.. kramer In ohs Of the
events, though the American geamploe
S SST ~ Sss 10 e.. Ssir SIIs hsnSicap,
in which the nine startsrs we're punehed
before bali Lap had been coveEed tsln
and Manner me ' *. s1strsss S csp, vs;cs-
ful eye on Kramer. and when the latter
sS h. :P'H a: sG S:d re-" ss:
The American cs. NIPPON s.a Sis r.y.ns.
n The one ~,ls SPen, N sAicA B. bed the
good issht aSsinsi krsm.r. rs. isster
Tefussd 20 ,pernt Heh'r 20 get %. even
the Aastrslisn When be nE shed'
one ME Novice by Martia Ryas, New-
ara; ~ kempfsl. New SorA sseosd. Tine. .
oSs Eiis HssSissp. Ausa,sur-wea ~ Victor
IS St y.r. s ..cn .S T;a .i Saf Ne.
n 81 f Est,r hs ss.:. 8 ss: YSs
S.:I $s.ss SI ss Ysa.S IsSs s.S s: is :s
6resL - yards Arr TiUsc. e secCads
Two Nile Op&n. ANA teur-GOa ~ fFed Nc
rity, secoad: RFnest Jokus. ~. T. v. w talEd.
william CohuTn. NsvaTt, fourth: John Brcanan,
y r v W nfth FINE. uainutes Q . seconda
one Milo Open. pFosepaioaAl Won BY Frnnk
!. Kramer Past Orange 7, O'S. hehir. Australia.
,e-ond Fred a. West. san 7 ranri~co. third. liver
J. ,wson. sat Lake civ. fourth. Time 4 minutes
AustTaIisa PURSUIT, Rsce-Pster Drobseb, Bo..
.oa, ~. NeFnas AnSsTsos. pennsTs. distsaes.
minutes - as seconds.
rye Mile InVitaiion. PFofeaslonal-won ~
Perry Law reace. san francisco. lloyd KTehe.
Newark, Second. Meaus Bedeil LyMbrOok. thlrd
n alter Randgett. Buffalo, fourth. Time Z NTH
ties a sNs.stnNs
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BRUsHEs or rHE srEEpwAr.
AxwerChy Defeats HHh stabie Mate. lnner
GuAra -Other Enooumaara.

Charles wsllAnd's sgd Axwerthy. aI:s..
Aafeated his stable companioa. knnss Ouard.
1Osk. In straight heats yesterday mnTHsng
90 Speedway PARA. and afses IhCrF Guard
managed 10 aoss AHwarthy OUT 10 the
third heat sho lAttsr rstAllAiad. hy winning
another Tor birnseli just 10 ShON what AZ
could do. Syi is a. he beat 90 q straight
away cOurse. for he holds tas world record
% sag for the half naile. made ou tho
Boatnn speedway. and he was In great form
yesterday. sam GoldAmth sat bshiud
SSA. - Ss S1S SaG maxi RSsI S %sSnS 'h'
u was splendid race. for MOI one. NJ the
heats Sas Won Without . strussle and the
NIrort6T took ihs lead IN each beat AID
nalntA1nsd bis adventAEe q The end.
sss s made ann S H, snS iaSsr Gaasa
snasShsa the lAurSis from him rishi AT The
WlilSm Fersn's black trOttlns seIdins
ess dstsriOTsteA since be won the title 70
.SsSSS ess% IN. last I.t s:s."a; n sSS
animal he evidsatiY iacfs stamina. IcS he
Jagged a, the hnIsh Just where nAaf bsirst
. js@ss A Nslphys inimit@Sls SSss,sSs
Eeldlns Kim. a.Isk
TSosa 81 SHS Ssa sSns. ': al s Sc S ss
NJ ssS9iat. hsr oSH.r, va. n sks as,ysrs
S sScs .I niSs nly sS Hs "a ksas .sslassS
70 the bpeedway contingent q fsw weeks
sso @ 5. r,ssSSsS 1sS fsIs
I. bad too much speed FOE her and d~Yeatedl
;ns IN , ls.ss .% Ss:s.
TASs. sa s" we JAR sS:g Roi SSl. @
SrSs tbs: no :ss ON. Tie. g ess sssS Ss.tss
sS S.s sh ;S.y rs sreL: :s;n and sGesss
Another good winner ll the trOtting d.
s M i Si$ sS.u hs <. hs ssots sSs !oss
s: SSIls, ,S' !: b:s' 3: \ :. IsSs ::!iSii:s
isnaIisS A msici race has pe.n. arTsnscdi
between the two and is scheduled for SeKsl
rsc- With Wrought out the old speed.
Tsay fAycsis. fasn.on: 2Is, o. ned ~ Isd'
entering into the hru.hinE of bate SSd fs
-SSsisr FOR t &. ssp pSS MIN ne rsss :
however. finishing a length in the lead
%. ID: sSSs e ' ss. n'ss snT .sr %
Albert. one Of the fasie-t o. the Speedway
sIdewheelsra. and : k1rph,s Aldsich. .
together. ESsrySody thoq9h, H vas .
sure win for the mare aud alInost tefSpe
forge. s's a ss n and c sSsS re S.ss ~
her owner. eni passed ths po., on arm with
Aldrich we'll in the lead, l.slsr, IN tho day
Minnie redeemed herself 6y winning two
brushes from DANDY q ~.
Joseph Gibbons did not enier his hig
chestnut PAGER Claro, :.ii' a, In the brushing
With W. Edslnsyets Ready Rsy. wlsi Gu
proved an easy victory for the Cheetput.
Mr 49,. Gibbons ssn,. has "Sr.sd 20 ss,,r. ssc
whtriw ind PAGER Toast Marie, 3JlA. and
the match has been arranged 70 take place
on the upper stretch NEXT Snnday
D.. n McGanney started hta black mare
Sadie Mac Ina only one race. but this " a.
winning one. she had for an Opponent
William q Neilis Ladv Tasteful
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Tetas a ~ ~ n = Totas. 81 ~ %
Mates for hughes IN the afth inniDg
'Battsd Nor NcGianiyy IN the Aftb innlag
:Oas cut wben winning rua wss mait
New vork 80
Newark. o % o ! o 800 IA
Huas-Neu York Fosser. Austin Newark
CrisD. ssslen bases- Louaen Oardaer Fosfrr
SscTtace hats LoVden. Sweeney. seeStAee ~
Thres base blss Meyer. Iinmermsn, crisp,
fssisr ,neubls PLAY Agler sohlssy asd
OF hnghsa. : 70 ave lsalngs SsInek out By
McGiahlty. !: eY hnsler. q ny Fr,n. First
81 Hursss = % Frtn, via pitrh MUei,eT
IN ~ pitcher ~ TTin Mel ers' Passed bail
% utnutes
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NEW SWIMSTNG RECORDS.
HsSaev % Chlease Doss @ WHb the Bsea
nersks.

~ T.0rss. ipFii 10 Harry = HSbBsS
Of the illinois Athletic Club. chicago. FUR
a .shad the feature Of ths - inning meet
- the Missouri Athletic C,uO Ls, niRht
nv sha'tertna records for the back stroke
IN decisive fashion In the 40 ysTd cham.
pton<hiD lisbDeT broks 0SS Soflds TecoTi
gWImminH . DeV style back Orawi IN supoTb
FISH lon Ne crossed The 100 yard marx In
4 minute - seconds, thus bR@aki Ing the
eorrnsy q bride record % minute 70 Seconds
held IN EnHland bebner dashed cut lhs
- var6s ~ I minute - 2-S seconds. Whieh
81 SIS seconds The times Wers attessed
bv al three Watehas
In ths plunge for distance e. l. Brown
or she liiinOis 4 q. ChicAao. holder o. the
cha pionahip. retained NE title. Ills bNnt
pl inRN Wss - feet. uhich q several feet
LnaIna % Inc IecnId.
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ENGLISH POLOIsr HUhF.
HueAmASaer Thrown CNaer PSay ana
Cenlarhsma nPoken.

LaERwOoO. y. J. April iO.-w. g. Buch-
master Of the HurlAaGhsm polo team was
thrown undsguaath hia pOny near the north
gOal thla Afternoon. the animal falling on
the EnRl ahman blickmaster Vas ceTried
"a the asld unoea4nieua. aud the doctors
FOR Q time tho uGht he had slastA md inter
nal Injuries. We wua cerrted 10 tbe laurel
ln-ths- Pines Hotel. His collAFbope waa
shaterred. Hs Nas FoatLng Comfortably
to-niGht
jay Could fresh FROM his court tsnnb
triumph, aDpearsd IN praotics to-day Zoe
the frsf time IN Sven years. After the
stern battle Of lest saturday o regular
gams vas played to-day, nor scorea kept.
we're In acslon for abort perloda.
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nasLssban I.sasus NJ
ssSaaiyed

After a pro'racted meeting a. the Cornei
Ipissrsi'y CLUB yesisrday delegates from
hSs Eastern universities TsoTgAniIed the
intercolie RiAss BAekstbali I.sagns In similar
form TO the asaOoia'ioa thai gIspsnded
operations In che spring % is0s. The mem
oers or the new organization are Columbia
Cogneli, Psnnsylvania. Princeton and Yale
and the scheduls arrangement 81 formag
every other insiitutiOu IN Two games. Wttl
be resumed neEt fall. Omgers for che
he dsisaais ,1 q, Sssssrdsy's mse,in9 ~
follows president. Il VI Hyatt. Yale
secretary -treasurer Ralph MoFgsn. Penn
sviventa, members 81 the executive cow
mitfes, v. y. Hyatt. Yale. n MoTgan. POM
Eylvanta q. v Young. CORNELL. W W
hOper. the Princefon foo ball coach. and
&. W Cuthell. ColuHbia.
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a. RaIne~ Wins N WHe Race FOE PRO
feMsIonals.

Eleven professional long distan~e rinneia
started IN n tn enty mile race a. Celtlc park
Yesterday. the pTtae being . pertcntsGe "
the gate receipl- Eir- : place y AZ Won bv
q HatnsN ~ View Vort hie time beng
hOUVu = minutes % seconds Hts Nbere
OF the prize money was said 10 bl ssts
Pat ltUNen of boaton Was SECOND = Ian
behind Raine- Matt NAloney of Noakers
was third The othsrS Who 'empleisd the
course finished - named Pat white, Ire
land Jimmy 80. NOuker~; Ptout,,. New
BROOKLYN. and Hill bavts. the llohaN 4
Indian Bob Hail~n ~ New Work stOpJ,el
after the twelfth mite and " Fesney ~
Creenpotnt after the third mil.
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.Ra,isI Tor An.. 10 ". d1tb lnalas

.RatisI for Am.. Ia ne dGth inniss
NeN l0rE a0O .
Jersey Cliy y % o y ~ :
Rua.- Nsw Nofg DtNore Doyle HsCker.
YlTSt bass On sEruF JeF-ey city i.eft On bases
JeVss, city. q Ftysi hase on balts -OH AWes. !.
ont By Aues. by CTandah - hsAss'. e. -
Forry I. Thres base NJ NsrkR To bass
sialra bases DOYLE HecFer. Mertu NuGble
play Hsoaifaa, LOaaease1laget asa NerTiit
ny Perry sSeNle,. Sn0dgrsss Hits-tIR insA.
! IN ave iaasags. 90 raacsil. ., In tour innings
OF NanssT. 2 IN we lng'Aas. o cry. In four
irpings Inrire Hsiissn. TIVE roar sn'
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OsoOsLyS

uass sls@EisS. sisiss ssss -wsssl i.sft %
basse nrosklyn. q, Lsnghhn. struok est
- ss ess,s "a wiiss,m. = "a Ress,s. !: 81
MsFRse q ~ WihiAnss. ?. VIA pAaeh HsliaEa
lilss. 0s wrssln' y ave lnslags; os hsnler
90 Williams. none IN tnreo tnnlown tnpife-
l.Rraete Tima-l h4uT End ~ mlnl Nea
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RsssssIl Is.4sy. ny. = Aas1aass
A6s
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Giants - jsrssS Gu. as@' ~ la.
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OtSes EDsssSan Gsaaes.


az fDLHDo
Toiedo . 80
Ciet eiand q .
Ratierea -OSsaa ant Lana. FaftsnbsrE.
hnirheii go Clara
81 UweEuHAfL
Resssa a. Li.-e eeeeLe l-29s
cieeinnst.
4uTFi. ANaersoA amd Clara
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s,..GI,u. ssanG Lsashls. i.y~ssm.

The DSOokiyn team defestsd 'bs IsouEhlin
.ycsam semt- professional Rine ., wash
Anton Park YESTERDAY 6y . se ors Of 5 toe.