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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

TIE Harvard University eight according 4,
FuEen0 nuckicy, Was Ne best Harvard -reW In
tWeaty I'VE Year,: end Cornell meu say theiT
beat a M fastest CDrn1il ever had The Differ
ence IL about ~ feet IN ~ miles
Amhrrst hos adopted Ne freshman ruis IN
part nerenftsf no nrsi yeas men wiil b. GER
nitted 70 take part n outside ooatasts during
ne hrst semester. They viii he eligible fOr
spring irark and baseball on varsity teams. hos
ever
Pat paRe, although one Of Chicagos greatest
athletez, I'D aot equal John SchommeY's recOFd
af making q N igug different varsity Epurta
Page 60, three Ca however,
Mark Odel ne 9ormef Cornell narEman
ttartrd he races between WaaIlngtou and Stan
foFd az seattle. uhich twice Fsznited IN sian.
ford swamptRE, A. =. haiheti, an old Yale
oar. VS. iudGe Of ne hulsh,
GeorHetaun'a erow Won be seea N ire Pourh.
kefpule rsosa after an rha parHnts o. three Of
me Washington culieHinna 0bitrtrd 20 their ruw
ing This Information came after the second
creu broke Eaining.
TIE UuiveritY 81 iliinois baseball team made
ne remarkable record Tits year Of winning ~
~ gave rheEe uaa % question 81 10 ode
NJ ~ roaieranee chamriu1ahiu
~ WnrgIFr. fIa Vale freshman nula vHulirr
NJ cleared ~ f19t llFhrH a1la Velr M enlIuFr.
ton. o. r1uain Of Walter nfaf. Naies great
'ar.iiI 'a4iicr 81 igrs aad 9rcgctng yearL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
RTZZIRDS BAY YACHTING.
SoRdsr CIass 10 Ne Prominent IN Seasons
sport.

The racing on BugzArds Ray this sumner
will he interesting because several Of the
sender class yachts will race there before
going 70 MarBlehsnd for the trial racss
There are SIX new bosts that have been
built for 'his special class for members 81
mo Beverly Yacht Club and In addition 10
these there are other new boats that will
make the sport good Two Of these are
for me restricted n foot class For this
riass W Startling Burgess has built the
Phantom and HeTTesh06 has turned out
the second The racing will begin on Friday
June n. and close on katurday. Sept ernbsr
10. The schedule follows
June ". npt club raee on clubhouse. a. ssro.d
ciup rnss. On clubhouse: Is. ihird club fscs. gF
ciHbhnrs@. July :. frat CORN THAN On riuhhOi1s
sweepstakes. on clubhouse O. fourth club rare On
rlubhDuue, ~ upen sender class rnre N Marion.
Y, open annder class rare ~ Marion IT, oprn
aonder class Iaee, 81 clubhouse. ~, open souder
and speciai open aonder class on clubhouse ~
thlfd Corn thian. % clyhhouse o. wateF sungt.
A n. fourth Cnrinthian y NJ IN rubhnuse
August 9. Van BeuaaeiaeT cup, OF MaHon. ia
hih CoIlnahiant o. rluha1uag. -. nflh club race
N clubhouse. ~, alth CORN than. % hhousr:
Seg,smher 2. slpplcan open raes. 81 Marion,
2. AaiianuiaeW open rane. % MnttanniHaff. d
open face, % rlubhouss 70. gevrnth Cornthian.
~ rluhhnuaa.
on June Is, July . and -. August and 70
ard NCptembeT 10 the sender class Yachts
w race ~ Marion. Theas races toReth
9Th ne races Of June n. luly q IA fnd ~
Nod Augusi 90 and 81 viii constitute the
.hampi9nship races " The sender class In
buz1arda Bay
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losa 81 lsasi ne KRP, bscausa u ~ P-ha. ihsn
=. Go with adyan iaEe. -, -,
10 p-M would be WoruA. - ne NJ Neeta
fan N ne aFal Instance - -.
10 BIB a. once would probably d oei'st' ~
he could dAxl1dye NE queen vim P-tA
~ fhR whole % Ne pfecralnN mtA1u ~
Whlrh rulminalad N eventually plAclng ~
rook "a ne seventh rev waa faulty. ~ ~ c9ll1
not mnintain u lherg. Ne mabt have gtesiissa4s
whites % n-kn, Nos be has " oae eitn@r
paWn o. the earhange. hs te.ee4 tho A'''i
c0urse either dealThedN or hy mistake
~ Thew n NJ utHN 10 pursuing NC Halns
any further. waite h ne eGckange Aheaa Anl
son In spite Of commendable efort On Nc 81 =,
Of ShoTles. Mr.. Yates played The whole game 70
fifsi claas style.
on May - Tvs SuN printed the score
Of the team match between ~. Petersburg
students against the ~, Petersburg Ohesa
Club, q contest which was son BY the stu
dents by " points to %. II viii Do 81 IN
teros; 10 the readers 10 see some specimens
Of chess ~ she IL played ~ Russia. Foi-
lowing are four games from the above
contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

dam. r,,yx.. q, A....,,.. a u,t,.. an ho,r
built IN s.ctbon,. Al u.IISs an hour In real.
dsntlal di.trlota. "a nIls.- ooen country.
North Carollna-Fivs mliea an hour on
iutgrsectiona. hrldasa DANA. sharp curves
and sieeD dsSrenfa. a miles An bnsins.a
diairiot., 4, r,ilss y.s,s--tlsl ,,,.,y,,l.. op.n
country. "a wIl.,
North D.hota- P,,h, roIl.. n, houF IN
settled dIStrlrt. "a Iii. me, countrv.
Ohlo-E lrh, miI.u an ho,,r IN b,,.lnesn dla-
tricts. y mIles rs.,dso,I,I d,.tr,r,.. N milss
opsn country
Oregon Eight nIl.. an hopy In tbIckly
ssttled districs.. r,,l.-, an cro..Iny. In
b,lHlnpan Sli.trIets. "a mile. oDsn country.
PrpnsvlvnnI.- r,,.lvs n,il.. an hour
when signs are no.t..l. oO.n ,o,,,srv A
miles.
Rhode I.land Fis,.., ,.,l.. an ho,r in
built up sactio ,, DoiI.s oDsp co,,ntrv
south CaroIin. siT ,,ils' an bo,r an
crossings. In,r,uectIcn. br,1ys- cuTvs. IN
s,eep de.rapts. n, nil. o,,sn co,,n,rv
south Dakot, Ten ,nils. an ho,y In
h,,ainas, ..r1,,,,,.. - - ...l.1.,,,i,I a..
tricts. 10 mile. oman eo,,n,rv
Teune.sae- Tvs,tv ria. an ho,y ami.
iect to riWht o1 c,,Is. a. r,.Es Iowsr rate
within their UnI,s
Texas- Eight nils q, han, in p,,v mr.
,o,,r, 60, ,,s.,,,.,-., a.. -
Utah-SIv r,,jl... an h,,,,, ~, ,,,,,,.. dam.
-harp curves a, de.,sn,.. hi ~. m h,,.l-
ness sscsbons rs mlls- m r,.identInI sections.
~ MIL. on.I ,',," 80 ~ '''''"''-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

something nsW finally made a novel
match. There were two young women
who WeTs excellent performer on skis
and the jockeys eeleCter two OF tho fastest
horses, saddled and bridied them a.
though Tor a race, with tho addition OF
a collar. Traces and a whifietree. With
Young woman on skis clinEing 70 the
whiiietree two u the hest riders in the
world tore around the frozen oval amid
great cheering Each Jockey rode his
lest and the contest Was very Close,
Maher finally winning the race by small
margin.
The gentleman who gave the writer the
information detailed above was enthusi-
astic in prniss Of the sport he said that
he got many himbles Ia the deep snow
while hecOminR expert. bat that the rln
h. got out OF i amply repaid him. u
appears that the horses are specially
trained for the sport aud they 60 tamely
enough when iOurneying away from
home. bat when once turned around they
put forth their hest endeavors. and Il takes
some cieverneas 10 cling IN the Feins with
one hand and 20 the Whifiietree with the
other. Tho sensation Of slipping swiftly
over the ground 10 described a. most
exhilarating.
In no department Of racing as Il Ia now
NANAAANFA WAN AuNIN hNFA NAAu Wi9IAGA
deterioration az In the quality of the
hOrsemanship shown. Ten or twelve
years ago "A glance az the jockey board
in an important race would have rpvc0 led
such names a. sloan. Turner. Sims, OdOm.
Burns, DogKett. lewis. TaFal, OCOnnOr.
shaw. ONeil. Bullnan. hggOtt, clayton,
Perkins and others, all stars and any one
OF them the equal Of any rider wearing
colors to-day. Now after Shilling and
Dugan are named there are no stars.
though MCGEE. ButWell. Garner and one
or two others give promise
Garner has In him the making OF a clever
rider. and 30 has the newcomer Thomas.
q tiny OOlOred boy from California who
can ride at ~ pounds and who reminds
old timers Of Pike Barnes IN the palmy
days when he came 10 Monmouth Park
with Bill Scully and rode HypOcFits and
LOttie Wall for the then handsome young
kentuokian and later on won both the
Junior Championship and Futurity for
sam Bryant with the angular but speedy
Proctor Knott
Thomas has the high color and straight
hair which betokens Indian blood and the
manner in which he rushed Righteasy
through the field on the upper turn al
Belmont Park recently made horssmen
recognize his courage. His finish in that
race and later on when he won with the
black mare demonstrated his skill az a
rider, and that he will BE- Gamers most
formidable rival before the autumn wanes
10 generally conceded.
With racing under a temporary cloud
there il not the money to be earned by
riders in America. and IL IA only natural
that the good jockeys should 20 where the
emoluments are greatest. That q better
day for racing in the United States IL com
il the general opinion Of those who have
their ear 70 the ground. The sport IL too
popular with the masses TO remain long
dormant, and perhaps the day will come
when the best OF the American born
riders will return to the courses where
they learned the rudiments Of the horse
their calling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
THB CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
BRILLIANT VICTORY OF THE
WANHATTANITES.
FFahklla Men Admit mat They nave Ne
Chanre On sixteen HloaFVlS. bat Thlnk
Thsy CSuld Fight - Tea Boards
splelmanR-Mlese Match flames.

AZ was generally expected In local chess
circles the Manhattan Chess Club REGISTERED
another brilliant victory over the franklin
men from Philadelphia on Decoration
Day. the final sore In the team match,
played on sixteen boards 81 the Manhattan
Chess Club. being 81 points 10 0'S. pretty
strong team awaited tho visitors who we're
minus three Of their hest players. whether
that would have made a material difference
Ia the final score is very dificuli 70 say.
inasmuch a. different pairing would have
taken place which would have completely
altered tho fighting chances right along
the line. In justice 10 the Manhattan
Chess Club it mus be said that several
strong players also absented themselves
and Il was therefore conceded In com
mon fairness that last Mondays results
pretty we'll represented the lighting strength
Of tho two clubs
Most Of the members Of the Philadelphia
club admit that the Manhattanites are
rather too sfrong for thMm on sixteen boards
but they think that u these matches we're
to BE- played Oh ten boards they would
have much better chances OF success. es-
pacially - when the contest h scheduled
TO take place away frOm home. How
ever, nothing can be done In the matter
at present that IA 20 say the rules and
regulations could not be changed until
the Reichhelm trophy donated by the
Franklin Chess Club IL disposed Of for good.
The nFst match for possession OF the trophy,
played on Decoration Day Of last year.
ended In q drawn match and 20 the Man
haitian Chess Club secured the hrsl lea on
Monday. either club having 20 win three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
FORDHAM ATHLETIC OFFICERS
Elected Al q Meeting oS ths student Body
Yesterday.

A. meeting Of the student body ~ the
Fordham University Athletic Association
in the Maroon gymnasium the annual elec'
tim for officers u the association was held
with the following results
james e. Hinchlihe. JT.. Of the incoming
senior class and q resident Of Patterson. \ j..
was elected president
Louis p Lederls IT,, 81 New York rify
snd a member Of the class OF 1911 vas
elected vics-pFe-idenf.
George e. Dchneny of Freeland Pa and
a member Of the senior class was elected
treasurer
" Joseph Convery n Trenton, y J and
a member Of the incoming senior class vas
chosen secretary.
The election 81 the assistant Managers,
All % whom are members Of the class Of
1912 h ~ follOwa
ambrose 7 McCaherty. baseball lgnt'.us
y LYNCH. football sherman 4. W0lir track
and held athletics
The vote 70 raise this years A. sfAni
managers 70 the managers Tor next year
team will be taken today when Philip 4
MylOd Of the class Of 1911 Will be made
manager Of baseball. Michael = MOr.arrr
81 the class % 1919 will be manager Of loot.
ball and Frank A. Kennedy u the Ca-- y
1871 viii b. manager 81 track auh 'r1
sports
This Is the frsi year that the studsr ''
tordham I niyersiiy have had uOr'rg. '
theiT athletic aHNlFs and the success 0' '1'
Maroon teams under the Ruidanrs of NJ
student body has attracted Nidesp.''N
attention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
SMITH CUPS FOR NOTOR BOATS
Yachts 10 Raee FFom Atlantic CITY 10
Atlantic We.

Fleet Captain Morton D. smith Of the
Iarchmont Yacht Cub has offered prizes
for a Faee fOT motOrboats which will bring
10 the lower bav and 10 l.archmont the big
race 10 Havana and that will later race 10
bermuda. The cups we're offered through
the Atlantic Yacht Club and are Tor crushing
craft ~ feet and over The conditions are
similar TO those governing the Havana and
Bermuda racea.
the morning on Thursday. July H. from %
the Seaside Yacht club az Atlantic City
and the dnlah Will be 81 Sea Gate. u n
expected that the racers will arrive 81 tho
hnlsh in time 20 dino at the Atlantic Harht
Club that night and after resting a night
they will proceed 70 LafchmOnt getting
there IN time for the frst regatta Of taFgh-
mont race week. u 70 probable that there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

tn Played b. NJ Laskcf against Mleses In
tho - Petersburg tournament last year
~ No Improvement upon the 81 Petersburg
vaHation a NJ QHa P-o1 KtQ B. followed
gi me manwuvrs. however NJ KHAKI to
lowed b. moving q developed pece y ques
uonable. ~ h shout q Ou0ou Plano position
nov and the quiet P-kna = o.. &c. seems
indicated
IN rhis add the preceding move prove whites
combination faulty SpleimSnn found q valid
reply
n obviously me KtP could not b. captured
because Of a. R-QKl 30 s. rs RHH Oar:
a. Pa &e Splelmann had me better COZ
unua ton IN the tfEt In view
~ Fycelient play
~ Apparently Whlus reaains ne lost attack
With tbs m0ys but Spielmann has again q subtle
variation In store
~ ADVANCING in spite o. whites ~ 3 o.
having the sacrifice N we bishop In view Witch
seems perfectly sound. Nhits's king being IN an
enp0.ed position owing " me premature attack
tn Their j. nothing better than castles and
rsilnqulsh NE niecr head. and even then he would
have . diflcult game
Ol QKte would have been somewhat better
but having been short n time In 70 dinlruit a
posi- tion he made the Interior move
~ u nov - Kt-Q. which might have heen
saving CLAUSE otherwise. black would repy
= Q-ku attacking he M This danger
WOuld nave been avoided hy 2 Q-kfe
100 uuiis q model game on The part Of Spiel
mann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

Whites pierea
While n MAY and mate IN 100 moves
hespecunE problem No IS TuY SuN owes IL
s0lveN Who forwarded Q-kZ A. solution
an apology / Ora Il dcfcated b. Ki H.
OUH cONnEsFoNDENCE rOUHNIu
During lest Wcek c. A. RToWn. TolucO. no
catered NJ tourney, together With EdVin l.
Giueh. New YoFk dty. and william Tcissr. VII
s0n. y. G, making total OF twenty four entries
" no Other entry comes 10 hand TIE contest
could BE- started with tweRN four players. 10 be
ditided In siR aerti0na. four In each.
TO cOhREHFOsuENTa.
The readers OF rHH sUN are respectfully NJ
auestef - kindly address al Communica tions
Intended Cor thia Department 20 Chess players
Corner 0liy and not 10 enc inas solutions win
sttsrs addFassed % the puRgie department. This
method wou4 AVOID delay
On me other hand solutions 10 problsms In
tended for ProDlema Coz SrN Readers ought 10 hp
addressed ~ ne editor Of that denurtnnent
y u. Glnck. ~ ". c. One dollar entrnnre Zee
FlN games IN aaeh sectna, two With each Of ne
three other plaYeTs TaE SUN vii make dine
anneuncsmeHi a. regards Inc ssnding % Inc
emtrancc m0uFya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

la ggnh pfohahiy have be.a better 10
kas ~ ~ aac4 eorumuihtes be fgFres
Torres are heeFin9 tnFeatenlngiF on a. fis-.s
noeltion, practically fgfanrslaEa Ne ~ ~
roaiTse hia gHn plan=a ruuntfT drusv1stVs -.
On he queen's tide but IL Feasibility 4 al 1TS1sSi
uFNhiEulnflcNi 1917
~ Cqmpli.rrg, lflg Kt-Oa. thsn n "a
nima attart whether b. Enn az All 100
AoA tnen also f1 Nd-W
A ~ We Save Tried ~ and = way Of rpfa,t.r
- olllNAlll ll ltfret o. ne 1unrna 49,
vim o. " b. WIIiu murt rrnlT IA ugt
g1gfsupgn -. .PAR ~ o-o3 a1d ti,sf 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
SPECIAL NOTBs ~.
Famous Expert Tells


Pat Il nothing bus unused cnerg' ss
prominent physician. and me man of An'
Who % hurdRued With ID can easily gri 20 or
n they " len. an they nerd IL = ounce %. B.
moiH. = ounce Of Fluid Fkifart CasrHfa
matir and ~ , uunGca Of Peppermint N go.
~ Of which hey can 81 at anl Fpu1 n. %
store Tor q lev cRata Fhcn w tnem iast 't.
innsnnouful aftNr meals and 81 hFdtu
thCy are down W Inc weight thrY van. ' NJ
fhis simple home rccclpt d iar ana
better Than any Or AZ ire patent ur s'
medirines for h refures ne IA tateN m.
hafnieaair. The infTudlcnts are ln lari VIZ
hclal 70 tng aysiem. haVlna both ienf pr.
purifying aualdrs and 30 heir rnfhrf ' tl
distress thg at1marh The remedy 90
rauna Wrinkles. fur % reduces one ffhn
and naturai'T preserving a good u1iinF f.
beet Of all neelia neither physical rnrrr'r. n
help ~ a. ne VI orr. nor dnea ~ re1uNr ri.
rhanFe n firt one caE go rrsuiis anI I'D.
take tnfnqu easy ealing meaun uIH
shat. whrn aud hru w. ~ 30 plruafs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
MING GEORGE AND rae TURF
Engllsh NoRarCh Resolves . Pine strlnG
% FIsrses Prem ma Father.

Fnglish turtles are Iubilant over the
oiiicial announcement that King George
will support a racing stable and be a pillar
Of the sport like his father The following
authorized announcement says: King
Edward having bsqusaihed his racing and
breeding stud TO the King. 4 u his Maiestys
intention TO carry on thsAe establishments
on the same lines ~ IN the past In the
racing stable there 10 fine string OF
animals. two year Odds, three year-Olds and
fOur-year-Oids Among the last named
rlass are Minoru. winner % last years
Derby. and Princess de Gales, one of the
foremost hllies Of year ago There are
about a dozen twO-yeaT-oids. ali holding
engagements up 10 1912 but according 20
the rule Of racing al their nominatlO Ions
became void on the death Of the owner
u Is thought there W.T. be a wedding out Of
be yearlinRs. Of uhich there u a promising
batch. and q new list u engagements viii
he made Out for he others u u said that
the hing b not going into the sport IN 4
gambling -pirit but h 10 support the sport
ana perpeiuate The memory Of his father
Racing he's been the favorite amusement
~ every kngiish Hahagch since thagiea II
who VAS himself horseman Of no mean
ability
foals turned over 20 Mag George
FoUs EBAH oLns AND UPWAaD.
slim Lad. br. =. years BY 81 Simon-IAo-
fsmta
Psrrisr. D. =, ysarA by Psr.immoa-Am-
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PIiness.s De Gallss br. T., ysaN BY Gal
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

MIDpLErOwv. Conn.. June The Wes-
leyan football schedule has been issued and
calls fOf four hone games and i've games
Out 0f Town. Football reiaii5ns With Am
hsT.t and R0wdOin are 10 be resumed after
lapse Of several years. while stevens
Hamilton and Vermont are dropped from
last years lial. The schedule III
September "a Vals 20 Neu Havea. nrtuher !.
conaectirut Agricultural culieGg af MiddlTlnBn.
a. Amhersi a. NiddleloAn "a, Narwirh 81 mlddla
tuan. ., Iniau a. arhraartn9y ~ FIRSTLY a.
nlddielsun, November ~ WlIuana a. wi'Har,r
aoan. o., Neu faTk UulFerrily az miffiet0ua.
"a luudQiD az Portland. Ne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

"a u = ki-kp II oacs. then y Ma.
p QRa. PNkLrh. 4. KtHn AZ The teNt move
ssefns preferable 10 XXI KS 81 Oncs
90 Aiesss expected perhaps n kt=o. When
QBl QHKL ~
"a p oRs should have preceded the tsHt
move Mess hOacyer had = fairly cofupli
rated warn ton IN vtew which Sneimann how.
ever. demoiithed entirely
IN II - nxkt Then n KtNn and black
fefnairs Win the typlra weak OF
- NO9 the NJ al " Il securely established
and white has the best Of =.
N 20 far Mess iorcsaW. and this position he
endeayOrsd 70 nring about hui u proves unsaus.
iartory. - srAelfnsnn speedily shows
20 ~ 10 hNkt then y PtO BxQ IN. "a
RKO. PAP. ~ y ~. and the Bp cannot he taken
becau~s Of ~. %. White threatens besides
ktHH and RAP
~ The ~acrincs 4 mols or les forced. for n
~ u ~. thfn 70 KuH. OnNkG = O3P OF
ne Nsriaro9 pointed out IN nsis ~, beginning
gComparauyrly better would have bern
naKt
~ PreciplIaIinH disuOlu don. but the rame ;,
untenable II any oaae
ln AnoIhsr Sparkling gams on he part Of
Spieimann
The following y the fourth and final
game Of TIE match Yates " SHORES. With
notes By Hnner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

Captains wInian, n Dc Wiser II c. C.. y. 4.
Driver , e G.
Referee-E q. Nicholson Chicago
The Manhattani'es played the white pieces on
the odd numbered boards.
Following are the scores Of the third and
fourth games Of the Mieses-spieln ann