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FOI N RtGE> ron IiNDERBTLT.
EFestIsSIB'O. sIati erfo"i. RaHlrss~un
and 90 rr~l9ht Win ~ traBer.

>pFrs.' "'r NsFn.rtF p. TN SIS
Pas Nnr,h - Nandern'ii'-
horses Nou four races a. the Mn,-un- -.
r'f~ .our-s ro-daV ~. pr"~ti~.tpo aon
me prtN Nuie' hot iue hi Clatt-Tfooi carried
1T the priN Andrea 81 'so franz ths sam"
owner. Esms--"uw walked On Wuh the
prfN 'aIIi-trate. Of 500 francs ami bV~r.
.ight Won ihc ioUrp franz PriN de- SAM
rsir du Mont
In the ra'e tor the PIX Nnie'hettye. Of
,ua franc. Prestis-tmo vas ridden hy
FRANKIE q Nstl There Nsre ~ starters
Edmond Blsn' TauDin, ridden b, stern.
vas -~-ond and VI I~maroi-'s Gumme
IA1us on Nh,cn OIonuor had the mount
was third
The race for the PTix Cslli-trat- Of s.'N'
france Was ~ on by Mr. Vanderbilt. Rame--
scum ridden by O'Nsil Neilpi, ard- Matt
fan Na- -e~ond ami BTaqtl-~ac's 'Aion
third only the-a three horss- ran Bell
house rode Matitan aud Clout rode { aton
The PriK SAINT Pair du Mont, InT i0'HT
franc. Was won by Mr. Vanderbilt = over
sight W'h FRANKIE ~ Nsii ridins
Brsmond'. Ronds De Sui' ridden nv Henry
uss Second and NJ IeuyiisT'- Jol~. over
whsh Chtds had the leg, ran third >'N
horses Ian
lha PRIV ,udres ys- for ESQ franc
Vanderbilt ClatteTfOot finished nT-'
guided rs Bons NiNon- 0Opp~lIa, ridden
hy RaTtholOmev vas Second and ~notr
spring wheat on NhEh Doumen had Tho
mount. was third There we're ten starter
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HORSE SHOW NOTES.
Atlantis CIty THIS werk Prize lasts for
EsroOklyn FtNtRre.

en- " @dnesday to saturday the annual
horse -hov ~ Atlantic 'irv Will attract
thousands ~ visitors 10 the rs-1T' bv the
SEA The lt-t Of entries Includes the great
Champion horses oG all types and many
new cofn~r~ 81 witch great things are eX
perrei Paul : SORE - to -1ow ms iuii
string aud on Shnday he veil begin coach
ing "trip from the Holland Hou-~ 10 N'antic
CIV. passing the night at lAkeN ood and
arriving a. the seaside resort on Monday
afternoon The run 10 OF - mites and there
will he ft1eea teams ia Use Bsv1nd AXE
wood the roads are aid To he VA pooT con
ditton and Il the tide - "a the horses will
haN. To - sde ihrnAsh uateE he'vssn New
0,retna aud Port Republic for tao mites
This ~ the itinerary from the HOLLAND
Hon-.. from s. hich the coach " ~ start a.
= O'clock m the morning
st G-.tgr = tnilss. New ilorp ~ TotSnNine .
krA port y = t0 Wickagucs > fr-ehold. y
Farmtngdaic. v takeNood. - g0rs River "
EOrkrd Wi,er. ~. MauahaWker. 10 TuckeFtnn Z
New s,rstnA = Port Repubiic. Nh~ecnn : shd
Atlantic CIV .
prizs lists are out for the eighteenth
annual RrooklyR horse show 10 he held "a
ne Hiding amt Driving lub on TUESDAY
"a FRIDAY ApFtl 1872 he entries close
an "a turrtAy. April Hamilton " salmon
IL chairman ~ tho horse show cOmmEttse
Of to enty nine, With charles D Hubhs
secretary and " Ritz assistant ~s.cre-
tary There are forty -four classes listed
Inclusive ~ the many valuable special
cups. all hut sin being open TO all
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JACkSeSvTLLR R.Acsa
oseTans WiRe Fsasess In o Remarkably
Glaae Eenanh.

1AcEsoSvtLIR PA. March a. The lanEah
me fourth event. the main race a. thIa
e'ernoon. Naa one of tho hesl % the meeting.
- the ave horses fought "a aus 70 shs very
laAi Jump and Sers only separated a. the
esd by necks with, Osortns in frona The
rare vas MARRIED By the bad ride thar Bsr9sa
gave the fav0Ftts AroaSiank Favort'ss
pettormed poorly, ~ CouRedlennO the WIN
nsr wv ths ofeeter~ purse. NRs tho Only
The summaries
s,. L,Ts' y, 49, 2, ~ sss hair Iar,oegs Con.
,ne~~l - 70 |. sereaa BlaFasy. ias CO0aEp. .
70 :, third: Tine, tsi4A LerlRnaF. C0QNotta
Cesea. Pr'ilgrcs. Late. HusT Ms aSd Nwsg
sc, sSc% n. RArs.Ey. asd ssI h.loas.
ho.e. los lObertl. . ~ ?, ssrpaa Men Ami. 10
,Mlfonl. - . l. third. n@e. i0l s. CaHskS
SSfns: te ~: rs Ds SsS. wsl%
'ieraado ana BIfsFsaa siso rna.
Ihrd Rare Que mile and NMaesaIh ~ mole
~ ~ Davis. q 70 80; Ceienss lp,, lH
sSa, %T ~ .s 70 ;ssss1 Tes rHs:. 90 WI
uGlysTss. SsiPh aga smeksr siss rasT
. 70 ven iuinu, inR 'hua6raVel. u 90 s. sscoaa:
90 .ss s.s s,s :s ., ~:
nis Rass- oss mile ana ssVe1S YARDS
iII INIcs % 5. ssrssa: Soicssss. iSs "a 6SSss
snss .srs ..s s s as - ~. .ss do' rnn'
,, Nnth nacs-one ml,s end ssveaY yards.
n. at, 100 Ad,ms,. Z 2 l. sea: 81 .ossya:
w Mn."" n.:s, 70 o.. ,si'e r%. i's o. Hsss.
Carroll also tan
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Nea~haw MAKES Q Record On RwaMias
Iligh JnWp.

@~S~"'s~sss'
tltgh Junlp.
The annual indoor athletic meet % Poly
Prem Institute vas held last night IN the
gymnasium One record VAS broken
NIsacham Of 10 made new recoTd for the
running high jump lie isaPsd feet 81
me hes. which y a fraction better than the
old mark
The summaries
OVard Dash seniors won by n MORst y n
smith sec0nd: a. y. JoSes. ihlrd. Time. .
~ Vsrd Dash. Juniors woa by Holberu Desn
sr~und peynolas third Tine. aecea4s
70 Ward Oash, Lover less.Non ~ Ash.
BalTner seroad. Lyons. third rms. sIS sec
iS YARD Potato Race seniors Won By n n
Ione.: D Msiai ser0ad ~ Chspis. lhird.
iTB Ward Potato Race, Juniors-Wea ~ Tsnf.
t>ro BuYke se-oad; RobeItson. tnird.
a Ward Hurdle RAes-N0a b. &atermAn \
aaYnaFd aeeoad: 4. y. kieiBsTt, third
StaadlnR broad Jump-W@a ~ Froe6lck. .
feet IBekes. BgBa. serOad. WaiermAa and Q
ElslneTt ued. for lhlgd place
Pole Vault Won NJ wateemaa. teet tsches.
Nsvins. secold Hsrsehe. bird
Eass.=S nsS Iu TgerrsSs go 1890 r.s,.r
n Pound sholput Woa BY a xIeansTi. - Ieet
. ,nrhss Ceoke y sees lncbss. seeond Ferrtees.
y teet "a iarhes Intro.
Oper school Class Relay Nen by juniors.
.Sassis s=@Ssa, third ETsss, ;siF1
I0wer ~ hO0l Relay Tea noys 10 Q teant-N On
b ~erOsd grade Io~er srsae, 'ec"sd aEs' srsas'
laird
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Marshall has Won hl- unfinished
same With u Bla'kbgrne A. the top board
N 'hs 70 ent Anglo American cable hess
natcA. as tet forth IN csblegrsm rscslved
~ ne Brooklvn 'he-- from the tity Oi Lon
~ Chess cub IN witch the club acknowl-
eTs-s the hopslessn~~- Of TIE Enaitsh
ra.'srs po-ttIOn Ihiz makes he total
s-ofs Of the match - to . IN favor NJ the
n 'l.h but u ~ not ~ all likely Inst me
i~rrirsnz can InCTes=s their -cors ~ the
o. llllOp 81 even a draw NnalN -i- has
% - q horh the positions Of " q Noigt
.' PhiladelpnIa ami " Ro~~nteld NJ N-s
~ ~ ia untsnahte " soon ~ The "on !.
--n' of tn@as ~ y plaN er. has bean obtained
- Bfooklyn these Club proposes to cable
IN heir re- Enat ton. and close ~ The
'~h vthout recourse to the referee
ma ,a-e tho match viii ~ an r@-ord
g.. 'oTy for the British bv the lore NJ
o.
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SOTND YACHT RACES.
I.sng IsIand Association Elects Om"cr'
aud Arrange~ G'OnIests

The annual meeting ~ the Yacht Ea'tUv
As-ociRtica OF Lone island Sound was bella
at night ~ the Hotel A-ior Fourteen
clubs Nsre repreSented aud ths-e delegate
elected Officers. arranged a racing schedule
and made a slight change IN he racing ru'e-
The change IN the ra'inE rules related 10
The spinnaksr Ruie : Wa amended - ihtf
IA future the sDinnaksr sheet on 'H,h'-
oG the - foot class anu under -hall 10 car
risd inside the ilbsiay
StuvVs4aRt WainWrtaht Of tho American
Yacht club was elected president 9" SUE
coed Butler Duncan. Ir " ND'.
ofthe MAnhasaei Bay Yacht C'ub ~ a. chosen
~ secretary and Victor IumnocA oi the
s.A~ ahhaka Corinth HAN Yacht t,ub = fhs
new treasurer The executive commitIs.
10 composed of the Officers and " Butler
Duncan. II Manharset Raw Yacht tlub
charles p Tower. Riverside Yacht Club
n Jackson. ~ Nsw Work Athletic Clue
aud y g Sullivan. Harlem Yacht Club
The schedule adopted by the delegate
follows.
Hsrlen v g annual Bridgeport 4 .pring
June 4 kalcsef bocser annual. Junr o.,
= c spring Nsw NoTE Ntnshc cub. tunr -
ss:w.sS:s. SS[,,n,Ss,:S s ,SSrsL js Hs
Gao a' y { annual JuIy q Isrchnonl Y e arngs.
s nss,S'd july t. 1 T%Tss sS oprsSs ~
wseE Iuiy =. IAFchmon, & r'osing race
Uesh July N Indian HArtor \ & annual
august A. HOTse 'shoe Harbor q annual
CoTtnIhlas '. G of stamford annual august o..
UususnoI Y { annual Rridsepor' & annual
Henpstead hsrbor g annual Nugu.l "
stamford Y { annual, Har'emN 9. cruising rscc
august "a NOrthport annual New Horhsis
Y 3 annual september :. SsayAnhskA cor
inthtan ' c special september >. sssN srha,a
CoTiEIhIsP 4. fall regatta. hartford =
arm Ial september 5. NorU ALI V & anu .al
SssNem'. Head V. 9 annual tIrchnont y &
fan TsSatIs Ssnsernfs~r IN t-aiAa HHghnF &
fsn r~gstta: September ". Iarchm"ut '
snreial, Nanhasset nay 4 fau regatta
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sIGHLANDERs INSIDE BtLL.
staiHnss Easeau ting MIs Nen On Base
ateatlng.

lrRINs Ca March - owing 10 me
fac' thai both CafCher- - eersy ard
Mitchell Wcrs suffering from -ore srms
Manager S'allingS decided o." cHn,ri Tho
daily game be'v cen The r~guisr~ and sns
this afternoon \ -'N hn'',ng IRE" tics
vas hold IN me afternoon. whom bowie
Quinn and Vaughn served the hall base
did not drea- IN ne auern oon He 'irnsd
h~ ankle slightly IN the morning scrkou'
FcsieT and Mitchell we're both ready 10
ret busy aSain this morning Foster has
completely recovered. bur NWchelI- arm
and side arc siili very sore
SiaIlinEs drilled his mon on . mar her
OF inside plays IN the hrsi prac'I'~ p~riod
He believes he will have one Of the fa-se>'
'sa"s IN the league 50 far a. na'''rai -D~-'i
- concerned
For half an hour sycr" one Na- FOR, 81
TO run me hs-~s ana pra't,'s 90 ~" toos
slide S'ainns~ helieve~ tNaf % - A. easy
"a steal third a. ~ -tssi s-roud pro, do!
the runner u-urT- svsTN inch ~ Isgd hat
he can assume vt'h safety Iv~'v on"
Who .ed - stea -scond to-day was a-o
iorr~d 10 make 'hs airsmpi "a Thirt The
matter was quite essN IN The prs"tio- Tor
Mit1 heals arm i-n.' slrong
For seek nov Stallin<s has been coach
ing his bRiserie- ami inf~tdsr- irlo trapping
Ssss runners On ne sacEs Inc sh"risioT
gives Tho stgn 10 ne catcher ~ hen he thirh-
The opponeot has taken fOo grea, lead IN
signal 20 me pitcher the shoT'-top 'oHpt-
tao Then he dashe- for the base rhs
pitrh@r ~ suppuAed 10 Count three Vi trl
and throw - the base Ia 'ha' way he
halt and the -hoTtstop reach the hA-"
together and N the runner - STANDING na'-
footed he u invariably trapped N the
shorts,op fails bs rus - hacs ia hr- po~i
Ton aud the second haseman dashe- over
a. soon a. he has signailed the otacher
To catch men on -econd oT thiTd The
guardians Of theas hase~ give the signal
The weather to-day vas cloudy and tool
RAN IA threatened u 1o-stble a game vill
De nlayed to-morr on afternoon
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RACE FOR GRAND NATIONAL.
Lightly Bnrteaed JeRkInstSwn wins
Frem T0pW eight Ierry M.


iIVEKPuoL. March - The race Of the
Grand National SteeplschS-e Of OnO 20, 10
eregn~ was run here to-day and wss Won
bv stanley Hovard'@ ienkirstown bv three
Lengths Their" Wa the me distance
between e a. ASaheton- Smiths Jerry NJ
and X. ~ Hall's Odor. the second and third
horses respectively
The nsld was a rig ore. no fewer than
TWENTY-FIVE horses starting. The betting
Was iun 20 against Jenk,nstown. q 10 /
against Jerry and i"n To against Odor.
J.nkins'own Is bay geldirR ny Hacklsr
out Of PLAYMATE. that from the sire =
side he has The very best chasing strain.
Ne was handicapped to carry - sounds.
- tina, Terry VI was giving him the tr"-
msndous hsndi,ap % thirty mounds and
thu. over Z, miles and $50 wards 81 heavy
soing told the tale Jenkinstown sppesred
N the hurst Park and kempton meets
e'entlv ard ~" -hon nc ne made vas
not indicative Ihat ~ would ever get the
"a iloping ant each tiu@ a. be went on the
course appeared - h~ suffering from
string halt The only thing Tho 'ritIr-
.aw iavNra hle = bout MIN Was thar he iump-d
mig and big ienoers a. rule do veil ~
Antr-@
rkin .'own has ALWAYS been an animal
II moods and Yesterday must have been
one 81 ne good davs. Ne started last year
snd 'am" rropper quite early IN the tray
lhI- chaser Is nov year. Of age ana has
had n tuo-f peculiar career BE NaS l'ouRht
TOT q fev uouuda ahout five wears aRo 10
iI"lrnd sud ~ present oNasr N,snl.y
HoWaIt bought uim for a ~hors ngure
This - rho -s.oud sensational NIn Tor
toward iu I-,i h~ Won no National With
Frsuon. a hor-.. Wht'h ne purchased for
St.s IFS color IRE Et0n blue olive green
- ~
wiruer r.rvN " Nh no 'srri~d ne Top
weigh OF - pounds has pVpvsd htn-rli
Z he lls-f -'R"rle'Ia--T Of the present da'
Ne. hsiouu- - e e. Aa-h-t.n -~fi8g'h bdoT
wa~ 60 have been rtdtieu hN ht~ ~ usF
v n Hsu tud Wa handicapped To- carry
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Csseh CsNey Cnis aassa. sas Nsnr 0. ~;
Vet plrked.

Coach Cofsy ~ the FordhSm baseball
squad Yesterday made another cut in the
Maroon candidates IN preparation for the
anai rtash WheD the team starts south
nest Tuesday. In spite Of The fact that
there are only Two more DAYS Of practice
CO6sy 10 still a bh in the air - 10 his final
4 hoices for The nins.
With capt thTis MahOn~y hack in hia
old twirlinE form the Maroon - count ing
on has ma even . more surcesaful season
than last wears sas kehOe. Williams
ard Quinn are Still aghting u out for the
position Of secOud pitcher, With iu-i shade
N Quinn's favor "a the Outneld there
~ unslch rivalry and the Anal ch0ics ~ III
probably be undec ided until TUESDAY.
Bfislan and khiezs are having q stin
tuspls 81 nFutpNa-s. With little chOtcs bet Ween
Z he tWo.
1hROah only four Rames are down On the
Southern tTtp schedule. the collegians " III
have 70 hustle 10 come Oli With their -rAlps
Whols. The Baltimore Eastern lssaHueT~
Who were hsld TO 10 scoFe last year, are
pe0babsy the hardest OppOnants. though
Tho opening game With tieOrGetown ~
ths most Important IN c0lieaiRn~' eyes.
KaslsFn College and Lafayette are also
0pDamsmla 20 Be neck0ned wnh.
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ICE CREAM FOR THB COLTS
ron WHICH N'GRAW'S REGI =
LARS MAD TO RAJ.
tue veaeVaas Also Wtla nave % Occupy
Ipper Berths As mesaIt % Game
xaehess nae Effective. as He
Drives IN RtVe Runs -aeoFe. . 10 q.

fme Neeegn0S Also Wtn wave % Occupy
Ipper Berth- ~ nesuIt % Game
xaehess nae Effective. Ne H-
Drives IN 1--WE mmns -scoTe. . 20 Q.
MARLIN. Tex. March ~ -ZaCher's hit
tin9 vas the feature Of . nine inning game
to-day between the regulars and yesses
steFs NJ hcDraWz squad. the New Haven
outnelder driving In i've runs IN the nrr'
three Innings aud thereby ena bling the
colts 10 win by = -cOTe Of stoI
THIS makes the series bet Veen these two
teens almost an even break and in the
exhibits against Ouizide teams the
coils have been ma king more runs than
the veterans.
Devlin and Robinson were the leaders.
and how they did work to win Resides the
ave aellOAa % IRE cream eaten tonight
by the Victorz and paid for NV the losers
McCiraw announced that the losers musi
slesp IN upper herihs on he road to Houst on
tonight. All OF those things made the
athletes hustle every minute
George Wnts~ was the nrst pitcher 70 face
the veterans. Ne VAS hit for three runs in
as many innings but Jared better than
Ralph Bell. another left handler The score
no 20 the fourth inning Was Zacher, S
regulars. 3.
In the arst inning Herzor and spencer
got on base and Iacher scored them With
Nue urtNe over Nne leV neid Iense NAah
IN the thi.d shaw singled and spencer
The regulars hit wiltse freely a. the I've
ginning singles nv BVidWeu and DeViin
and . double BY Meyers produced Two runs
In the second round Seymour hn one
over the right held wall in the third inning,
bus uhfOTt unately for the regulars he sacks
kiswlIisf sneceedsd Wtlt.e and Buck
followed Bell to the bon These pitchers
fooled the hatsWen - in far success Buck
Show ed curves speed aud changes Of pace
and the colts could not score on him. \
couple Of errors and \ pair 81 hits ~ the
nfth inning gave the regulars their maj
rIns They could not hat ksiher IN The las'
and seemed 10 have . lOi Of stun h'Ii he
YOUNGSTERS knocked the spots on he de-
livery. scoring four runs IN the seventh
ZaSher bore on ,lse HITTING honor. hut
ahaW and HsrT0g we're entitled "a honorable
mention. each making a slnglr and double
There uere several tnheld double plays
Galveston ana Houston. The regulars viii
20 On through tn Galveston Ames snd
Raymond viii pitch there to-moTroN and
ne,hewson, Crandal ana Dickson viii
aMciAte IN Houston, where the colts show
The Two teams will swap cities tor the
% tho pitching In galveston on thai daN.
90 MaghAW son H~s~s Ulavs sunday ball
To-dsy's score follows
s e:ss." s;!cdS:S |.
Two esss hits Meyer. De,in. spencer SnsS
isriss ssn. sscE. Par,es.. M.ysrs and Cqf'i.
whsss. klswl'tsV kebeT >chiei ana SnoagrsSs
Cmrire Latham
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Lawn Truns. AZ P,Rehurst.

PiNFHth-I. y q. March = Paul D.
Gardiner Of Ohicago Wa the winner Of the
news -irgls~ Ciub Championship lava ten
Ms Tournament. defeating = u. Read %
Boston In the inHl. Z. . In the -erli-
final Ar Gardiner defeated 4 " Weld
III Bro0kune 90 9 sut MIR. Read dls-
poas,i Of ! A Parker Iruokiuf. IS. Go
Ire wontepz rup. d~fasttnE Mrs. 7. "
HorublnNer % kast Orange, e. 81. IN
ne anal In the sem.-urdi Mi-s haiiantyne
defnafed Mihs Erhel ChprE % New York.
"a. IS, and Mrs Mornhlower Won trOm
bTiSs Gertrude Lamb OF Flushing. t0-s. g..
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YALE GYMNASTS MN.
krIIe, sG Penn Best IRdsN I,,uaI PERT sruIrr
In Championship.

PpfScEToS. y March - The Nsi-
avn .nastic tesm woR she annual inter
collegiate meet he'd here Tonight with
A total Of - points. taking two frsts. three
.sconds ard Two thJds Princeton fol
lowed with 10 oints. Rut gers With =. Penn %
-ylvania 5. Columbia and New York
, University :
IN the contest for individual honoF-
kellay ~ PeunsylvHntl received nrst
VIEWER 81 Columbia necOnd. and Clark
spl FTiHCstO" third
NesU- aud FveTaTf sNon annexed 10
nnIT.t. Tor the Rue On the rim - the Prime
i.snians had all their own way ana b Nas
,,,srely a contest between Pore and Ward
ne orange AMI Black teammates a. 30
a No ahOsIid receive the first plac- medal
Rutasra luTniahed fret ard SECOND men
Kelley Of Psnn~yIyania uas almOst theRt-
real in hia work and Nc was slwnyr roindly
~ lsuded a. he left the wat
wa summary
HoVfnnatnl Hars-Won ny Ciark. Prince ton
2 Rslchsg Yala. arcond. Callahan. Vale. third.
iiNRa-WoO NJ PDpr. Princeton. Ward, Prince
tS,W sss-nuds " a. CinTk. Vale. lsttu
Az HaTss--Mon ~ Meana Nais. Coyie. Prince
IA spoond. n eitneT. C0ium bta. miro
paramal BnRp-Wan bg EWNrRTa. Vac. Ruge.
Yaso. asnWnS. HatttA@a, Columbia, rHtTd.
C3ub SWtuginG-Won ~ Neison RutRers
hFIerR RRlgsEl. secsuA. Russell. New York
Fsssss BIZ Esllsy. p.uasyIvAnla: ". A.
clers. Vals ssps1a Helltnar. Coiambla. thiFd.
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'tABprt Kan MArvh -. Edward Pay
o.. s,ton arrived a. this pIa"e from New
'.r 90 . ~ 4 " to-day tie stayed here
Oh. hort period Weston appeared 10 ~
a.od condition ~ va received nv
'I~~dA n -rhpOl children and va the
eel ~ Supt AYERS oI the Santa .. Rail
I o. sInsh N his private car. Weston
20 "T~d : -hprt speech ~ the youngsters
, .- ruR etgh DAYS aLssd 81 has schedule.
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PHILsDEI FHtA. March - Pennsyl-
gtnia'- swimming team proved to he too
stroLG foF 'Orn~ll tonight and had little
dinfculN N defeating the Ithacans IN q
dual rect A. WEI shtman Hall by the sore
~ n - : IN every me ~ tho events the
IJua keFa captured firsf Dla"e. shTyock, the
ihterc oil rgtats Champiou. captured both
h.. ~ ard tOo yard events IN god time.
Gle .waha The 100 in I minute I rs 49, Onds
Nhirk h. 20 seconds slower than the later
Collegiate ord.
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DEWEY WINS LONG RtCE.
CsaesRu,aa's Meter Beat aaeesssfai On
Enauranee Csasess.

PALM BEAcH. Pa, March is-The four
day ress'ta of tho Palm Beach Power Boat
Association on Lake worth came 70 q sue
cessiul close to-day with = IOsS mile en-
durance race FIR all heats over thirty miles
speed a. me chief attraction, The Dewey
the graceful little craft owned b. W 2
toachnaN of Jackson lille and driven by
tharl-~ 4. tlarke. Was HI-t over the finish
ina line. Nth the lack rabbit .econd one
nile behind and the Eaugallte, owned and
driven ny tisoFge houghteR, third. The
lasi named boat he'd young n J.. Wtlloughby
~ the wheel. the son OF Leu; hugh l.
WillouEhby Of the New York Yacht Club
the winning boat besides . lea 90 the Palm
Beach grand prize. valued 81 q. 100 In gold
which has TO be Won twice BY the sane
owner before becoming his property.
The Dams. entered by GeoYGe Gingrae
ehe only OTTER stass@C u tx IzSe az 90 With
drs-! esrlv N he tiruggle because Of
r&mn trouble. The Eamgallis vas nrst
/, be cent away And had covered three laps
before the Jack Rehoit received i!e Start
each before the Dewey Got under uas
The Eaueallie led for twenty miles. when
u vsa oVer'aken by the Jack Rabbit. which
IN turn soon gave way 10 the Dewey.
The other race to-day YES o four and Q
hall mile copyoiat ION, IN which the keeGe.
entered nv Frank ". Andrsws. Vas hfs'
over the line with the Possorn. owned b.
Lieut.. wnloueh6y the other starter. q
sikleenfh OF mile behind
Ismma nv chieffsin. vas a. the races to-day.
The Ofnctal times announced by the
reRatts committee tollos
FSpt-HASrR aArH- toaA Narrtraa ans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-19

NRsIPzSa. MaF~h Ia.-strtcken with par
ABYSS shcVtly after taking an autnmohiie
tide with President ?. e. Jones % the Mer-
pkia TFoetinR Association. 4. X Howe.
vstsgsn haFnesa horssnian. died today
eeeFtiy ffssg sss $780, Sss ~ sssrs ~
'sretaFy 81 De Ms1pkis 1Tottiia Asso-
rtAtioE-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-19
GsSlT.

PtNERURsT. March 10 Two MAssAchu-
c'ts golfers meet In Tomorrow thirty
a hole final round a. the result Of te-day's
semi-nnal IN the annual eiue caamptonahtp
Alpine Club and { L Seeker Of WoodaRnd.
both % shom won BY , np and % play,
city ana Mr Croker kels Gel j y 8mish
Of Wilmington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-19
wore Liberal With Track Letters ~
Princeton.

-'UsF eN'cnsiO1 ~ The vsTsIiv .e'ter
o. Ees foT track nueu at Princeton has
200. sfs 1v ne athis'i" eNo"ufivs COM
- The ISt'Pr - - - gtveu for etther
ord piac~ against ale ~ or
tre autl T-e~f- torm~viv only q
.sai.-t 'sl- or a point in rhe inter-
H.s. gaNs 'he letter.