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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
EASY FOR The HIGHLANDERS
THEY SHIT OFT GEORGIi tND
SCORE 10 RIMS.
sSusheru CSIleGians " orb the 0sd BSIdSle0
HAIL Trtek on Hal Chaae Vaughn.
FOrd and lplsam Do Coed MOrk In
the B0N-Many Players in Lineup.

ArHVSs. ia March = For the Second
time during the training trtp the High
! landers defeated the University 81 Georgia
to-day The score - one that should hold
/ the amateurs AZ arms length for some
time 90 come. u was a shuiOut victory for
| ~ Alings'z clan and the count was 10 to
u didn't much resemble a baseball game
! II lOOkesi 20 New Nork more Ike a 'eld day
and TO Georgia mostly like funeral pro-
Cesson
The American Ieaguer- simply maSsa-
cred every bowman their opponents could
produce until they b-"am- tired ~ The
killing The university could do nothing
with the steady pitching OF Jim Vaughn.
Russell Ford ana William pham. Who
worked in turn three innings each The
fielding Of both sides Was good The
Georg ians made mistakes. a. all An,atuer
teams u ~ against such company. but once
the college lads got over the s'axe fright
they handled themselves very we'll
They could not hit or work The finer
points Of the game. bur al that they had the
satisfaction OF two double plays to he three
show by New York Nc-. and they worked
the old hidden hail trick on Hal chase, or
rather his substitute. Walter Manning
That Was one 81 the best Jokes Of the after.
permission to allow Manning TO run for HIM
The rap,ain aud hrSt ba-eman agreed.
sdn !Hs ~. ~" ;h. 't S,l h,ddeu ne Told Nan
I
ning To take lead ~ Manning tried to
| comply with the masters orders he was
Jagged out
The pitching 81 Jim Vaughn and the all
round work ~ Harry Nolter~ stood out
boldly Vaughn struck nut sax batsnien
Ia thrs. inntnR- In the last two periods
he made u five N succession Aoiter~
drove IN two rum with a homer and also
had single IA three rimr~ ~ We stole
both -scond and third after walking In the
ninth In fact. N" worked hi- passage all
B the way A. he scored on y ild pitth
Including Manning. VINO agured Tor hul
hall a Se"Ond. >ialiingS employed ntns'f'~n
active PLAYERS during ~" game tie gave
the nov arrivals and ih" recruits all =
chance to prove their merit Everv one oi
the substitutes uphei hts end Johnson
~ third show d two hcHGv PLAYS that
resulted Ia doubling NJ base runners New
! ORR had three double pIav~ and The
college team Two la,f n einOw reiieN 81
Svrenrv after three innlEg~ and WOId
have finished The game behind the tat
mad he not Wren"hrd hts leg in the sixth
inning in running down an opponent The
leg - V"Tv uaintul tonight
q
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WESTWARD NEARLY READY.
Z. =. Cochran's Schooner To Cross the
ocean Next MOn1h.

The schooner Westward, building &C
herreshohs Tor 4. H. Cochran. will BE-
launched very sOon. She may be put
overheard this week and then the Interior
ntttnEs pat in % that she can star, on her
voyage across the Atlantic about tho end
Of April. This Graf, has been bail, In the
south shop where the Columbia and Re-
lance grew and she Ia the most important
yacht that has been built az Bristol since
the Reliance
The Westward has been built 20 conform
To the requirements Of tho lnierna ional
Yacht Racing Union and will ~ clas-ed by
llovds and she - The nr-t vessel built In
this country under those rules The West 4.
ward - big boat unusually bulky In APP
peaTance and under the American rules
she would incur heavy penalties She is
las feet over all. u feet ON the wafer line.
% I-e' inches heam and ~ fec, draughi
Mr. cochran wanted a bronze hull. hat
n Na- found that lloyds requirements dO
nS.d 'oIr PROM ROT, null and 80 ,'Se. vas
The derk - LAID. nearly all the cabin bulk
heads are IN position and tho -par- and
long for the ySchi to ~ finished after She
- launC hsd and then after being rugged
and tried zap, Barr Will ri her out for the
Capt harr returned from Europe = few
weeks ago and he has seen aud studied
the Yacht vii give good account Of h@T-
sell in foreign Waters She will sail against
he kmperOT'- Meteor. the Ciermanla. Cicely.
hamburg snd new Yacht building IN
Germany from Fife designs. The Cicely
- he. best Of the British feet of schooner
bur she ~ several years old now Capt
harr expects that the West ward will he
able to start about April NJ. For the trip
across the Ocesn she " III Hse only her lower
Spar- The r1cins tOpmast-, booms and
bowspri will no shipped to Sout ha mpIo
by steamer and ~ ready there for the
West vsrd when she arrives.
VIZ tOrhran han mapped out his cam
paign Tor tho season Gbroad Afte- being
lifted our aud tuned up the yacht will go
To tuNhayen aud sail her frat rscs under
he auspices Of the NOrddeutsCher Regatta
Nerein on June ~. After Cuxhaven the
Westward will go o KEEL where there " ~
he tao raCeS for her class she will then
take part In tho race from Mel TO Erkern-
ford. hfty-Onc miles. and then back over
the same course TO kis Next she Will
start IN the race from kiel around the island
of fehmarn To Travcmunde. a distance Of
-eNentY-eight miles.
Next the yacht gil race ia British waters
and set in the best possible condition for
CONeS week. and there she NAV have an
opportunity to try against SIR Thomas
Lpton'- ShamIock. SIR James Fender :
Brynhlde and Myles u Kennedy's white
Heather These yachts have been cha n ged
-ince last season and nov all carry much
Uese sal
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s,e~ple~hssr stewards Gran, IAeeDs-s.

Ata meeting NJ the stewards % the Ma
tionai Siccpleohs@e and Hunt Association
held yesterday the following business - a.
transacted
Gentleman Riders. Cer'inca's- Granted lanes
q lripsr "a l. Tone MrpheT-on ksnnedy. " u
y o. CUhen. ~ ru~keTman. JT AuEust bppsn
ueinI. = Taris. = tAsry. Louis Iatier
.t1ese,s' tlr@usrs Granted Edward HRl -,
WUHant IsrL on = Heiiehcr. james i.nrh. TOY
SuirsU and = O. nsidcT
Trainrr. I-~n-~s GRANTED " Gra,rr
\ Ailsu Z ! Ma Iirhasi Phllhn. Prank Light
foot WUpds Gsrfh. iiltam Garth, r ' taics.
I-Wis ',arih. PRANK Allen. Thomas Hodrock and
Jeremiah \. Murpny
IN recommended ION ~ no hunts CON-
Tnittr~ T. " StHskhOI-e wa Feinstai=d "a
race his horse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
MAINLAND RtLL PLuER ~ RT.
winters. . Freshman. Rreaks His I.rx IN
Practice.

CawRnIp'F ,. Na.s N1r"h 20 The rra,-
rice Of the freshman p1s"bt. squat on
Soldlsr- Yield this afternoon va. wArr-d
BY q severe inJur, Archie , Winfer- -
Webster MAJ q candidate for ~" inr-ld
suffered a di-io~Ation or o." ankle ana .
compound fracture IT the leg ~ sliding feet
FIRST into nrsi bsze in an AttenIp' ~ Deat 0u'
q bunt There fa- hccn no su'h -sriG's-
injury on Inc Harvard squad since Arpnsan
fractured hIs SKULL M the Annapolis game
tNo vrarz ago
IN the vafr - pTactice The second team
defeated the first FOR the aegond time this
season. tai inR q I've inning game by the
acoYe 0f 10 10, 10 Was used for two
inntnRa for The 6Trf time this year EnA
Eguss, = eft hand=r from fhn freEhman
squad 81 lset year. was also Tried bofh 81
theae men DID veil and The hits we're made
OF 1913 pitcher " ho zuCS eeded the6l
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ARRaNGING FOR REGITTt.
WarIem Oarsmrn LIN ely To cut cut GIG
Race Omctnss.

The Harlem Regatta A--o'iat.on regatta
committee met las night 10 fr~ Hsr!eW
Casino for the purpose NJ elect ing official.
appotntirg subcommittee and arranging
other minor details Of the Memorial Ia,
meet one Of The - snr, ou tho proEraums
the junior four gi=. rHr~rd isng' nv d.
cuesion. and from nat vas -a.d - - not
very -ertain that the race Vii. be included
N tho FINAL makeup ol he racing 'i-i
AZ present the conditions Whl"h dchne
the term giR are rather ela>ri" hy hioh
n IL possible - Introduce a -h"ll vi'h the
decks removed and call 20 a Eir ms ran
he done by attaching ws-hhoard oil
around the gunvA.s List vesr N" race
had only two entries neither ~ which was
from the Harlem KtSer n Ma ~lId thai
one crew used this reconstructed shoN
IN the race and the clubs would not enter
.. they oonsidered her IhHnce, .-clc--
psssided, qihers Prsssn, t.'ng John :
.Se t HaT'r Kndhl.r lcl nd ,S;.-T ii'-"'
2 y Kimm-lbsrg, Wysnok" y e. John
s"Shes and G'oB Be4ssr Fr,.nd. I.1'k every
The following regatta of''i'.- were
s:ss,:r joaa H Sass H Sss RsS
Caers Of the Courss q Muller. Nsssag Poe .
len Rowing CIlb Oscar . Thsr. N,ssal sos,
AuN0lnFer
Ttmers-I Abeci Nas>Au q Judge e.
Ttghe. Sheepshesd HsN . \ Nisr Jr
Ns~ lork g rorters' - Wv horE
con, Palisads n e PhtiEr Mas f~e-cruT q e .
philsdeiphta - Can't " arfis ~ iAoston
Jadses a. ~ finish r-trs~ndany.
FaiymOunt " 4. PhiAde ipria - Dr p
iiiianns NeW Rocnrii~ H = Brennan
Ravens~oed = Maronrsl .r,' Ppheu'isn
D e. a. Pierce Nongsriei y sldnss =
rreAt FRIENDSHIP y &. lohn y R.rp. Ats
lanta n 4 Kemp. tn,rH q , = Wal
lers. MetFopontsn e Sol Weisha.ie- Lone
star n ~ Ia 'rrEne Nasss.
z. chain. NaVerlrt e. Rohsri Mshon
Columbia 7 niN~rsiiy DOeT~~rurs NarunA
y. G. u. Anderson. bagn los u q ] Mas
Neii n idson y e
Lsnsch Committee v .. pursnt Nrs YORK
A. C.. David brown. Atlanta " p Kiln
EnelberH. " anOks \ 4
Transpof alton Gommift~r JussHh Naher
Hariem " 4 ! ID COIN. Crescent % Z
prtne ana Hammer Committee DAVID Brow
AtalAntA y 4 Richard Sturrkr NAtrrIeN y q .
y. v. kinneih~rF. " snozc
The race vii 80 = milo aEd quarter
eHrepF the go yard dab IN sIi there are
sixteen events. which are ~ fBiloH-
Junior. intermediate -FVi0r and n--p' b.
too single SOULS senior quarter mic sia-h
JUNIOR. informed 4is aud -~nior d1u' ..
sctIllr. iunlOr auadrup!e -"Uit-. .rnioT four
ala, senior four shell Iuuipr. Intermediate
and senior eight shell .uuiof Ost0pede
handicap senior -ingle
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
@ARRONES HORSES Under TBE
! ban ar JACKSONVILLE.
yfaineT MayOerry and Jockey Bergen
4 Alss suspensied Because % PaniOulie's
Fem netersal-saarter Mars Cassidy
Returns Prem the JuMreH Meeting.


Sossph MsrrOne. n wealthy Italian con.
sRaetor VINO has attracted attention sew
sra imeN on the rncetra" ~. has become
tndirectly involved In n'es- With the Jark-
eonvills stewards. Marrone ever since
No Wa~ barred temporarily from the Ben
nings track amt Incidentally brought suit
Tor es0.0oO damages has been unable to
go q trainers hcense from tho lO"key
Club and has raced hcr~eS N tho name Of
nls daughter. Mi-- 4. NJ Marron- when
me local season ended last fal the Italian
turfman engaged John y. NavheTry ~
train several horse a. Jacksonville and
aisA turned over 10 him the seTN iCs- OF
Jockey Bergen. The Marroue h"rSeS have
Won several rRrc~ n lucrative odds since
then and report has ~ the Marronr clerks
we're always down. Bu' On SATURDAY. The
mare Pantoune. after a poor performance
the previous time out. showed a wonderful
improvement In form. heating Nealon
md others over the siN fuTlong route ia
1sti t-5. a new track record aud not lar
behind the worlds record. The NarrOne
checks were down again u 3. said and
ma om,v ss,,S IN. hooL ,naL.,. =, ,h. ,,..L
- - -, - .,',..~-- =" =, ''N. -,
ea.1. Ou' AZ" inv Poo'roon~ Az over we
no reversal Of course shocked IudS.
Io-~Eh A Nnx,,h. "a 81, s,.-,-h,t.s's.,
49,. ~. ~ - - sn..' '~' ~
%otWy htO"n, % tnht torthNth came an
ofncial ediet to the effect that IN. entries
iiesr..a NJ Tr.tu.r N,vh.rr,- .nd I,cko,
p~---- - .'-..., ~ -, - ,.s
Ne'e ruSp~hueu pending Ihr'h"r
mrsuRatton. A. certa ain wise persons
~ jacksonville were not allowed To mar
amke of this nnallon ,,,ttip., IL 4. AL ,h,,
G.-.h, M, a - -, .....'- 80 80,
arYay. DtoNh 20. VIII re- eve some
that many wires will he pulled 10 nut tbs.
Marrona confsder.,v o,,t % lr.i,...
M--A---.. A. -, -. - y - -.
y 70" N"cN" ''''" ~ NV y. a'h''
enu owner OF the heene CaSton- Robin
Mood and Paris Court When ROhin
Mood Ma n con.t.tsn, Wtnner ,y.o N.ar.
-. es-.-A.--.. -. = -. -. a. -.
"'au" "" "''e' W W" u"
tnat the morse consumed several ans OF
lager beer each day. Paris court ran
several IN ana o,,t m. q. Ia, s.a.or M,
.-n---.,.- - -, :. - -. :. - =,
NC W" [" "ns "uuN " NaN w
cent that somehodY had bet heavily. Her
zen. the iOC kew y a son uf the late Marty
Bsraen a great race rider IN hi- cay
" ~ 'Nee' s'o''eS "
mSRnous ~ 'atA-ohNHie was -th N"-'ei-
ony inst the Jockey tlUb would pay N"rs
nttle attention to the rulings Of Nurphy
and Brown and that ali hoTssfnen racing
mf the winter tracks would b. Welcomed
here unlees he turf governors had positive
proof OF NrOnRdbiug
Mars Cassidy. the Jockey club = starter
n In ha ndled ths. ma rris.f AZ .IuarsV MeNtap
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Esr,, Fec,n,m Prac,,cr a, Harvard.

'AuRRipDE. Mass March = Although
the regular spring football practice will not
begin until neNt Mondsy 'hr opening II
voluntary practice this afternoon brought
out twenty candidates for the 1910 foothal n
team They had practice m punting and
catching aud The backs tired lOnF passing
tapt NitlinRton directed the work leaving
early - row With the varsity Grow some
~ tho football players Joined later IN the
-0-'eT prasft'e Among the varsity mes,
Who reported hc-ide- the captain Were
NtgEle~voTth. - smith. Sprasus. Morn
sou. Biodgett ard Lewis. 'apfatu aud full
bH' ! 81 the 1913 tedn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22

There were I've gamss PLAYED last night
In the suat~ur hsnficap three cushion
carTnm tournament AZ John ! McGTaw'-
BrOadvav room. In The hr-t game p
Reck~r. ~ ieat D. Finrgold. -. by n zrore
cf ~ to - Hes kef made . high run of
2 Ftn"Roid'1 hest run was ? The game
lasted for eight one tnninRz
Poll - defeated 4. Warrington ~ IN
be s..,sond "a me nv 4 rs.Ore ~ Is 10 D pei
made = high run " 0.
X Andrews. ~. Won last niKht's game IN
he ateur handicap pool tOurna Hent
~ Mtirsw's. Ne defeated 4. Jerome, o.
by q -s'0Tc Of ~ 30 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
WESTON Near,nE TopeGa. nan.

OsADT CIry. Kan. March . Edward
Payson Weston arrived here fhi- morning
from Fup1ria. distance 81 tveufy-siV
Mills Weston eNpectz - cover nffy mile.
to-day he left this pa'" after brief
sfav and started for Pauline. Which T.
~ rnt, four miles from thi- ctty lie
. Np~-t- 80 spend h. ntaht there Pauline
= eight miles east 81 Topeka Weston
q pp@ars 80 - ~ lively a. ever and b. in
good condition. Weston j. -iili ten day-
ahead - his schedule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22

COiumbia'H fencing SEASON will come 20
n end this evening. when N" annual contest
for the Lawrence fencing medal Wtll ~ held
In Earl Hall Twelve men have entered
the closest In years The fencing Will ~
followed BY an exhibition Of Japaneas
sword play James y. Murray, the fgnr taE
Instructor and Robert Miller will don
japanese costumes and engage IN a duet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
IsIe Drnnt-', cut Of wrestling I.es~ue

The INTERCOLLEGIATE wrestling Tournaments
NJ 10 h-id next year IN Princeton The
a--p"iati0n wIli have ~ member. Cornell
rrin's'On pann-ylvaniA and Columbia
with usrhaus soma addition hut ale has
resigned. and Whist - more the re@ignAtion
has fs.eu ar"epfed unanimously There
ale 70 -Ounp-ts regardless u the eligibtl-
nv - DOebel and Sweeney but that appears
In he Uufwfua
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o, IKER CRICkETERS LOSE.
al B~rmuda Team BeNIs Them Win .
Wtrketx Ia spare.

BVUMr ~. March p The Philadelphia
ri, ksr~r~ were M ont for 100 ia the second
iuulrs- %, their match with the Al Rerruda
team o. tho play on saturday tho Phia-
dcIphlau> made iI7 runs N their frS' innings
Inc be-mudisn- made ~ foF ia wi~fets
and increased the core 10 ~. hen the
innings ,lo-rd TO-DAY
o. the - oud innings to-day the Ter
uud.su, l4d - make q nuns Tte~ az
comm. shot ms with the loss ~ one pi,ke'
and rh.- won -h- ursirh WITH nine Wicket>
20 spare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22

HoT SPriNos. Ark March a. The Rrook %
Iyns wIth the exception ~ Jordan Bergen
and ~ snisn leff go day ~ ~ for Memphis
The rear guard viii iUin The main squad
10 Chattanooga week later The Pitts
burg 'Iuh comUicnf 81 a"tiye raining to-
daN. Two praStIce sessions beiug held Ia
The BOs'on Z in"iunHtI -"rI"- the latter Won
L. a
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TIRNERS PILLIRD WINS.
Other American Horses Take Places IN
French Races.

P,rts. Na-'h = Two American horseS
we're placed ~ rhe race for m" PriN Patrtcier
= i0.Oo franz a. SAINT cloud to-dsy Prank
Gould .uS'iriin lI. ridden nv stern.
Hui@hei second. vhil~ " Vanderbilt :
pre.'t.-irpo r,ddsr hy ~ NeiI came m
third The rice Was Won nv NuTtt~ Meats
over which ital-~v had the leg There we're
Only hNs starters
The race for the PriN de IL roiN-d ROi.
as Won bv Nash Turner ptlihTd. ridden
nv M. American owner Ia ynrf'- Fra nj
on Which RYAN h"d ~" mount, Nas Second
and Hstt/'s Refuge over which kovells
md the leg third nine horses ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
enmodsre awern,'s Appointments.

Commodore Charles Svepny oT the At
lanti" Yacht Club announces the following
appointments Fleet captain. Robert W
Spetr feet surgeon. Z 2 Gilbert. ~ n.
Essaiss,. T;o S5s E.,; HG5scs Bo0ehsT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
COLTS WtLLOP REGJLiRS.
NIrGra~'s YeIeraHS Qu't with the score
- to . Against Them.

MAILS TeV Mar b % With Manager
McGraw ah-sr' and Tho temperature and
humidity making ans -or. nf t.'INtt" IN
con fortahjs the Gi,rr- pat Ir . rather
hight dsy 81 prr'tf'e Th"N worked about
nm hour and q Ntl: Iu rue morning end b..
fr. rftsrr0or 4ui' tho htI v1Tt 81 90, To- X
after the colts blt .nUud y Wa LOPEZ 'he
rrgr.'Hr- 20 4 ia .ur.F.s g.Hc tn" score
- 10. game VA % 10 HnH mo ,ult- now
have NoN gam" more % tho -r-f"- than he
veterans The ,oui"~' might have dragged
along 'nr q ,p,Ipie pI rurIug~. pui 40 tho
sixth the .uyrrl.s- rHHt" -"veral -trr -E'
hii- Tor runs and 'hsi rroA- up the rsrrc
M',,Taw did not return here this morning
With th" PLAYERS. hu' took night Train
from houston over 10 san Anfouio 20 all
OF Iohn I Brush and d'-'u-s ,Iuh aTa.r-
BrtI-h j. not a. 90 ~ Wa reported last we"S
but - toUfue,i 80 hI- room u ~ 100 lats
for keelsr 10 yet any framing pr do auN
gos. hing down hsrs and n hr Joins the cub
y DO he after m" return 20 New lork on
some Of h" beef m~mbers q The squad
trained m about I've pounds rluning
around m" pars to-day. Edward Keller
bong one " the athlete Who caused the
nat4V~- 20 utter e'a'ulst nu- 81 vouder
Tho aft~ruDon Wa Contest 4p to the
DpN for he regulIT-. 'RirltUg three innings
against k1Vi''er ihi- I~ Ito Hrs' TINE
thi- .prlns Ne h. carefully ugr~er AZ
arm SOD Nsn' W. '"-aly only h''f,' - =,
~
I for e run ~ ~" 49, oud inning r'd three
iR tho third by m" hard hi.ftUg tolls Her.
b Ipg home ran Vs- the clean bp hif kl4-
y .''st got bv Tor TWO innings and fheI tho
, NetertU- cancelled fhrr~ 20 hose runs.
! lts n. seymour. 'hir' ana ueylif Hui a
IliF Of errors producing ne allie
! SCOTT follOvst kltNIffsr and "a. 'Hs'
three innings looked tefteT man ~ rng
! time This spring bevlIn.- luke home run
? iIei Tho -Hurs iF The fourth inning. he be u
rolling through q hole 90 th" lrft H'it fence
/ Parsons relieved scott and 100 he -iNih
inning he WG- slaughtered with none
out SHAW singled amt ~i"u'sr ntt over
Tho ieu,s f.r hprgs run doubles by
Lschsr and Fletcher follow 81 then % single
hv ,ollir- aud d"uhlrs b, t4rt!- and VII
A. this -fGge DcvoTs refused 10 ,hase
any more hit- Tor fetr 81 0Nsrheattrg him-
ELI and the Colts nIaCie fhrs" outs a. rIltstklY
- possible Then tre game broke M
curtis with tN' doubles ana -insle vas
the - tdtUg hi'ter
The score
roi.,.. orsois 4 =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
Ma,rrrora beats Harvard at soccer.

HAyERFoRD. PA. March IL Haverford's
soccer eleven had hrtie trouble defeating
Harvard to-day by TO o. Except for tho
last few minutes % play the Crimson team
never vas dangerous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22

'Bat,-d inr K.elnov 10 .1'a inuirg
New iurE O % =. ~
Georgia % % - o
Runs New Nork C-~~ 6 VOTERS. (. Gardner.
Poster. Austin. SNrru~1 e. Hits on vaughn
n IN threr inning. - Ford. = in three innings.
90 tshAui 8 In thfre Inning OF Thomp-nu. in
THREE fuuin~s uH HTAnnrn. ~ Two Innings
- Suii1a In four inninrs Iirst hasr ~ errors
New lurL. iTft or hs~s- NeW Nors. J.
'2.prgta = Etf.f hs-~ IN halls 80 rhnmn .nu
~ hrsnu%r ~ smith Cd" 1har /. Strurs
out ~ Prarnsu .. rs Smifh Nv vaughn. q
by lord S. b. 7 MAN Urrur run WnlisrS
Thrr- hes hr rvitty sacrifice hr "oi,rrs.
NsurHn ~tol~r bHs- 'rr'. POSTER NultFr~ y
IsfsIfHs pIrf> rwtft. End lIras fuTd klrtnou
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II TONOHII.ts.
STEWART AUTO SCHOOL

Tho olgh. Individual Instruction 10. 20 fAu
equipment Inspect vur pant Cissses start every
week write for ltootet p. ". Htth -. =. N.t4y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22

Ath0ugh Vie entry blank Tor tho Nor
Ti-tovn Autnt iohils t1ub'- two dav en-
duTanre run IN MAJ have not vet beeu
tszuei number ~ memhers of the club
have already pald their entry f~~- - a.
70 80 uT~ fayOrtts number ~ the contest
The event viii b@ from Norri-tONu 20 S.rsn-
ton and return on MaN - and ~ aUd -. ,
Ienharfi ~ the NOrri-fOVn club declare.
the report thai the run Will not - -auC-
TONED nv the contest bOsrd of tho Amer
can Automobile A-sspT alton n mistaken
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
LABOR LIFTS FOUND IN PAPER

We in water, they clean out the
stove oven spendidly.
Crushed newspapers are splendid to
clean lamp ehimneys.
To wrap furs and woolens in for the
summer they are good.
They can even be used for an iron
holder in an emergency.
Newspapers dipped in lamp oil are
splendid for cleaning windows.
Irons not mlch soiled can be rubbed
on Old newspapers and thus made 1T
for use.
To wipe up spilled water or grease
from the floor they save the wringing
out of a cloth.
There is nothing better for using un-
der carpets than old newspapers, as
moths do not like printers ink.
Dipped in lamp oil, they are splendid
to rub the outside of the tin dishpan.
They keep it bright and shining
Torn in shreds, slightly dampened
and scattered over the carpet, they
keep down the dust when sweeping.
To clean the sink of its grease and
sediment nothing is better, for the
greasy paper can be at nee burned
after use.
Many times folded they will serve as
a mat to stand hot and blackened pots
or kettles on and thus saw soiling the
kitchen table.
The kitchen stove is kept bright and
clean by rubbing it briskly after the
cooking of each meal with old papers
and thus saves many polishings.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
For Rouoh Hands.

Mutton tallow is still considered by
many persons as the best remedy Tor
chapped lips and hands, despite the
vogue of many more ~pretentious oint-
ments and other preparations. To rem
der the best service mutton tallow
must be properly prepared. Get the
u~nrendered tallow, wash 1t carefully
and place 1t In a pan with some water.
Let it cook slowly in the oven, adding
a pinch of alum to keep the melted fat
from becoming rancid. When the tai
low is ready to be poured into a jar
strain 1t through a double thickness of
cheesecloth. Any desired perfume may
be added, and sometimes a stick of
cinnamon is put in the grease while it
is In the oven. For those who do not
are for the plain tallow white wax
in equal proportions is melted with it.