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PUBLIC SCHOOL SPRINTERS.
Boys Prem ~ Gasa Pssn, Trophy % 7a's
Anmunl 1:ameS.

Public school - Of Manhattan held ,s
aixth annual indoor track RAT-~@ in the
Eighth Regimen ATmory last night With
= crowd which numbered nearly ..S6o in
the gallery and on the outside OF the track
The events consisted entirely Of dAshes
and relay rSrcs. some Of which were open
TO grammar Schools Of the p. = A D..
NJ. Anderson Of Public school 70. Man
haitian. was frat In the 100 yard run The
turn In the track slowed the boys up and
made the times Door The 3o0 yard run
for graduates Of Public school - went
easily TO 4 Won BOnim Of tho class Of iSOs
IN - Is ssconds
The half mile relay race Tor grammar
echool 'easns brought out q cloae finish
between PuhliC school . Of ManhatIAn
and Public Sihooi Ia- 81 BROOKLYN Tho
Ma nhattan bows won by q yard IN ! minute
The mile RIM for msmbsrs Of the Eizh,h
Asg .ment sas run apparently without re-
gard TO i.ms Private Rlohn~a Of tho
Iwenty--eventh COMPANY was The winner
he compleied the dls'Ance IN minutes
the tesu rom Public school u. Manhattan.
winch had a -roTe Of - PubliC schools
and 70 had respectively - and ~ points
The summaries
N Nsrd Run-Closea Won rs q Helms sAi.
sIier,s; sc; .so0nd ssyrT .si .sird q.
i0 Ysrd Run CIo.ed-won by Fetg aBa
Murphy: IAs ssoond A Fs''elherS. sBs. third
:, 100 Vase Rga.0 psa % slemsn!.ry .,soo.
Lew. = : g AAhhatta .ecoRd a. Benedict
~ Ward Ilur aOp-n to elementary ~ch0OlS
Won b, q Hshnon. PIbuc school s. Mandates
WeinhaTJ.. - Manhattan. ~ecOnd. : kOrrhel.
leNe~sy Pubic '~hOoI ~. Manhattan. third
Ttme = a. -rsouus
% Yard Rim lsS.sd Won rs PobIn son
-. T Whit az. s-cond. short "a third
Time. 80 second,
~ Ward Run ppsr % elementary school,-
Won ~ g. PasfOriu,. Pubiir Schooi - Man
haitian stevens. Publr SSEOol 10. Manhattan,
seeuad q Btgg~, PrnIc SchOol ~ Manhattan.
- Nsrd Rn Op~n . eieTent@ry schools
p ScNen-on pubN~ School lss. Brookiy NrcUnd
x der'neT. PlbIir schOot ~. Manhattan. third
Time. ~ y s~cond-
NJ Yard Run Coed "a graduate, Of Public
School won b. Won BSnin. taps ! HAND.
isS, -~-Ona D-ad' iDs third Ttws, - .
Scronds
~ yara Pun-,'lssed Won a, " Walter. IA.
% ~. rs. ,-cOnd Levy sftl hire Time.
: ~ oidN
AN Safd Rela- Rsc- open % ELEMENTARY
schools Won b. Public Srhool =. NsnhAt titan. &
Nt'h Laade.. Jewell. smith and Learner Public
S-hool "a hrOokba, second. Public school o.. /.
Niie Rln-SIosed to Eighth Regimen Won hy
Wchnan. Tsenty -rVensh Company. Stalts. |
INMeu y seventh ,ompans second. berkhardt. !
Ho-pi,aI Corp. third. TIVE. rninuts~ u 1s
secOnds
IRtsrr.As- Relay RAs~ Vol by Class 7Bs.
Class IA -scond lees NW third Time /
minute " 3 seconds
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EaTlv ~ the winter the waRderera HoeRRy
Club imported Spra que and Ode CisHhorn
and &. Sneatou from the Westmonna club
Of Canada The westmOumla are noted
for rough playing aud In . Esme last week
against ShsrbroOk the total penalties were
IIs minutes. OF whi"h ~ minutes went to
Westmount players and " TO Sher6wO OH.
This will give some idea oG the way the
wes'mount n,sn play the Rame
Tho importation of these players seriously
hurt the game here because they brought
their rough style of play With them
The rOu Rhnes. has he,-n - prevalent that
the Officers OF the league are worrted about
the future of the gRme They rsali1e that
TO Ae~p the game a popular winter attfar.
ton -Umethtns rnusS he done TO put . stop
tn unnecessary TOuahness and that those
pla veFs who cannot play withvut trytng 10
lnjurr their opponents must be- kspt out Of
the game II has bceu snRaesiea That
changes he made In the rules whloh VIII
give the reIere~s more power. end " 10
r,-aliSsd that the referees do not rule srFana
pls ysr- ou' % the ssme gaickly enough
often " a reirTNe would infic, some severe
punishment - soon a. a iOIl play 10 com
mitted instead Ut q repriuinnd. w0ald
have . wholesome s6sc, ON. the others In
plsy-rs soon take advantage Of his COED
nature
Ons change suggested 10 10 mahe tho
pensltic- cumulative For the nrst offence.
u only minoT One. a ulinate'e suspension
m,gh' be the penalty On the ssroBd oGeacS
three minutes Then Ave minutes Tor the
thifd and u the PLAYER still beeahs thu rulea
h., should b. D,i' out % tho game fOg the
rest ~ Tho oSntss' Players who delibegatsiy
trv to in'urr all OppOneni should be Dear
With INA q summary manner a. ons'U, ana lnq
eA@s utive committees Of fAe league ahO1id
suspend him Tor = certain period. iysl as
play-r- ia othe- sports arc suspendOa by
the TnanAMing COMMITTEES
Nnother change thai will be made n that
rrgr riding the sta nding % the players 90
amateurs just what 'hese CHANGE viii
be the executive co1ami'tee has not de-
termined hut tho dehnI; ,ou OF an amateur
Will he much more stringent than u AZ
present.
Hockey - a rough game a. ,pe best.
BODY checking IL 'cgitiTrate and falls Will
e on>.qusn''v be frequent Tripping is
not allowed bu' often ne players are 90
20 d.,~lde n the 'rip vas tntsniionsl or
accidental. snd asa cpnS~ Quencs the players
often GET the ben.a' Of the doubt With
play "T- who are dispOred 20 he ugly there
are nanN rr,Cks shaf are ue~d Nhen IN
'lO-e contact Wfh ar opDopent the short
end Of the stick u used 20 iab hto his ribs
~ stomach The <hOTt emo II that part
a hove the hands srd y can Ne used 40
eh~c'iNeIv hat 10 one but the injured player
wili knON shat hs- bdpD~nei and he will
fs...l me ..rs..ts ger ss-s ere sl.y=
The -, ords NJ the hve clubs IN the Amer
w. an Ho'key league follow
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Su> DFTEITUE >HOT MN.
Gee Vr'NIng Q saI NIs"k .I~rs-S Central
Railroad TTark

John Frye~ - scar old ni lIN Avenue
n Bsyohn" Sa- tA-n o." m" Bayonne
Hospital ll-; ulgrt -ur"r.ng from a
ballet wound no u"~ ,bduu.n ~ Told
the polIce that h." NI- shot - a man Vho
NJ believes IL = G.ntral Railroad 81 NsN
.lerssy ds;sCf
Fryer -ay, trtI ~ ~ b." ~, M rurn. last
avening lt'- wife tod F'ug ~ = tisy bod
40 coal IN ths house ~ went aionR the
railroad rra"k>. nf-r az 90 pI"k enough
20 let them over Su'd \ man ..me
along who -srd H. WI. O. r.Ilro 4 dot oct We
and told ~ 10 SIC. under rra-t We
saarted with CO." o.. o. 10 49,. police. ~
ton On BE WHN. Fryer Cla.mr the
dstsctIve Accused irm 1T n...rg one ~
Gang WHO rad lssn -tstilrs Cn1l from the
fRilroad company The men nd words
and got into hEnt ard trver rrys the
other man drew rsvOlyer and shot
hiTn Ire other man ran down The rrack
and disapp@ared the -FOOf va
Witne~. d ~ Michael COl~y nd I-ines
NcGee end trey corr0tor ted Frvsr's
seRtement they tool rte wounded nan
- the tO~ptal end not ned rHr police
~ the hospit'l " - ss'd FRYER cannot
reeov~r
A. tH~ ofi~e- ~ IRE CeNtraI Railroad
81 esy T~r@~y IN tOmmup pew y Vas
sas5 sNai none Of their d"'SctIve- ned
reported any .rOOttnE
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Golf.
NsstrepssltsR RsnAarwSs Gs@n.Isase saa
selects Dates.

This soasoAt handicap commiseoe Of The
Metropolitan Golf Association has ben
increased TO ave momDera. The original
1910 committssJ. Z. EricksoA. ehaiFmAA:
v. J. Philltps and james n. Tarnsr-wul
now have the ald a LolHheon Cabins and
a. n Posasn. AZ ne nSw par table oosnss
INTO uss and with tho system Of allowance Q
based On she ratio % average imprOSsmsnt
p the eQnreption Of Mr.. Calkins. he should
ssriy tcaTaSsns1 i aas:s = SICo EiSt o. oS q
.,sy Siss .. me an srSSSsss Ssr Sats ss
Esn RON lsST 70 iecO and N isss cenduSisd
9Th he s1s.peIoS O q SsnSs sS Tor ns S.
Now ices: Ihe E0lAns % lass yeST. q Irds-
STAGE the iSs, iegrSsnsnt the course has
eeen entirsly made over and II T. nov. .
date 1prS Fl. = ana - co1n syo cluS y
EleS; Nsy q. ]; md y. fos. niiIs Solt
Ssp Siss .1. 'G SoS is As So SS
q = :h % sf r SiaS Sl? Ssa sG 3
! and >. Artsley club.
,, R1sss ~ 'ss c \ nSSa "a; .
Hss?n' - 40" che ..nneE q thf pTss,l.
tournament, dsisatins q Il. Beanen o. Tie
With exceptional ropnds. Of Is and "a 1
sSo Ssss 90 .mas.Sf ~r rounds dc ever
Nnte op the new eighteen hole golf course
~ llpchson Tucksrpsn vas up. and on
he Arst two holes. but h- was no match tor
hie opponsnt, who tnrped homo Q up. the
nesch snHin An. on tsS ;lsvspth sresS
Qse Ssa che irsi div.sisa cSSsois,iSS 1fS RON
4Rers Of ApaNamis. Q w and ! 70
p.ssss os. wsocIa .s9s s,r I Sss .s.
q Mldl?tsl.n; . W and e play: w 3
ke6srt assssS y Wee Ssrs =" Won he sssBs
tTeenabars Country club. . 40 and . 70
club = -s sS .Ss Sc M a Noe S q
SIsEs or 'iroS <. v s%,tS Of Is. Pr
s S SG W. cSE s.s 2. the scn K.
Won T. s sss >. : the sS s pc! ss
~ tSs. %Sodi.sd OS osI Y" GIa6 s ,t SSssSa
4fls; Mass, vg and I 20 play. r .;
sss;HiS Ss R$sS q tn. .G sp,ln n:
EsipS S0yn''S ES ~C1 'es SS SSO from
70 s q s% SSa. q sas SFoTfl'H B
ss" In u SD md % T SsS @sTs
sss;s Ss rs \: . SsS-S: ci Club xaS
lhe eighth division cup from ,. Dayton
voorsses q the C9Pd$n Country club.
ALPINE ciuG. fitChburs. Mas. won the
coneola tion.
The winnsrs Of too trophies I'm the four
everhow nsid were: W T. Truesdsli. Hunt
lnstQn DIT z. a. BriRsr. scbsneClady:
" " Hairless. south shore Cub. Chicago:
David Mackay. New York
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VINOR CsN'T WARY HERr
uRsess Sbe GuS CIrrk 0-,s . New IIxns
On Ihe lsaN.


Following the decision Of the Appellate,
Division that marriages os minors. even
With the consent OF parents must bo
dsrlarsd void u annulmsnt proc~edings
ara brought. Gty Clerk SculIy. who has
chsrge NJ tho Marriage Licsnse Bu reau.
refused yesterday To issue licsnss~ to six
couples IN nasss in which one OF the Don
tracing parties was under age despite
me TACT that there was IN each case pa
rental uonssnt. MIR SctIlly will continue
io refuse tn issue hcenseeS To applicants
Shere Ono or the two are under legal age
until he has received sdvice b. has asked
for from the Corporation Counsel Mr.
ScSIlly sent this letter yesterday 90 COr-
porstion Counsel Watson
The ne~spapers % to-day quote a de-
"'-ton ~ the Appellate Division this under
N" statutes all maria gee IN ~hirh The
husband IL le~s than - and the wife lsss
Than - years old at the time OF me mar .
ria Ss must no declared invalid n proceed
ings are brought TO annual them before
court of conpetsnt Jurisdiction
would respectfully request hat YOU
advise me a. once " should csasa to issue
'nsrrAss hcsnses to applicants. male under
= and emsls under ie Notwithstanding
thst the consent ~ he Parents L. tortn-
coming as rre~rriOed In the domestic reIa e
tons law. under Tho provisions Ut which
ssich licenses are i--let hv this once
Mr. wRsson would not comment yes
tsrday on the decision read by Justice
Miller He advised Mr. ScuIly 20 die
continue ISSUING licenses 10 mnOrs for
The moment and promised that hs wnulf
send an opinion some time tomorrow
The legal authorities of the tliV look
upon as absurd the impression ia has
med ground hsca 'lss Of tire decision Of
ths Appellate Division that all m rriage-
where the man or woman - under age.
are void Void and vO.dshl,. are differ
@nt words Pending tha receipt 81 The
iull text % the decision the hs'ds "f The
city's legal department e. 70 Inclined TO
THINK that all that the deer N me M II
that action tor snnulment may he brought
where one Of the psrt'e- In the uArrls &c
wS- under age even though there a. a
verbal or written paren tai consent
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NAssAU WRESrLERs LrSTY.
Upses CeSwes Men IN I'VE TaIls: AIsS
sarprtse Them.

PRINcEToN. March I7.-Ths TIGER ures-
thing team Tonight sprung q surpries on
the large crowd n spectators assembled
IN the gym BY defeating the strons Cornell
team by the 0cors Of q sO =. Princeton So
cured two falls. received one deciaion and
two Of the bouts resulted In drawa The
blssest surprise Of the evening was whan
Wells Of Prtnceeon. . mIddls~sight man,
who took DTummond's place IN the heavy
weight event. resolved the d@ciaion over
G0a. Cornsli's regular haavywsiGht. after
pssted Of nine mSnueas. PHILIPPE, last
years intercollegiate special weight cham
ptOn, several times had ward az Prsmcaenn
on thu verge 81 q fall, hut the former Wo0
this event By dseAsion.
Summary.
DNntamw~ishs-MccA PSdncaaSA. ana John-
spssaai ~ fSInA Wsaght-fSiPips, corw.u.
gecaFud NJ dpein,on over Weird. Prinese1a.
'fishsssiFas-H, NJ oymoaa. psSn.ssaa. s,a
Maah. CornsH, 1rAg. Tins. manRasaL
WelesFweeeRs-tA ~ wilson. PSl1estsa- GhFpE
Emeiseeq. cerAsl Win hsaA end ckaasssy aad
err ee,A- nlms, milusne - sseoaAs.
el.lsa over l. 7. oFTssad. Psiso.ssa. Vine. .
Ligbswulght-QnFTsst. PElnesasa thruu Co...
me-. cssash. wlla bndy Iors hoad. TSNss
nealyrgsiEes-WsllA- PsiRostsa. uprurna d.
cislum ov9F G0R. Cgraaa. ptms 3 miaweHn :
hsfsrns-Wesis. funnsyivumia.
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g. r. G,wBRILL " RRENDER>
Presidents ~ Ds-titieTO COMPANY G.INr
Tslmsef Up On naItIu~rr


ESImseh Up On naItinSrr
BALI INoEE. Md. March ~ George
r GamhriI. the aged president 81 tn.
Roxbury Disabling Company who has
oeen sought by the police for = week. sur
rendered 10 Captain Of DETECTIVES Pumph-
rey to-day. tie had Jus, r-turn.d from
Ensley, a village near Birmingham. Ala
Immediately he was taken 70 The offi,~
NJ the Criminal COuTt. wherr Thomas 4
BosweIl a coal operator gave bond for
$1,000 in each Of the two charges against
him. and Gambrill went tO his home on
Futaw placs. Srp~sklng tor hi client
Attorney Brown sAid
MIR GamDrill wishes 10 -tv thut Il
any monry was raised on I'M. duplication
Of any warehouse Tec~ipts MOI on.
cent Ut this money ever came into ms
possession That h. wasa grain operatot
- common kEowls-igr and he say that
he sta tsrn"nt hat he had lost some money
- Hlso true
Bat Mr. Gambrill wishes II known
that hs has not made turn IN tn. market
Tor three years and whatever money h.
has lost WIS his own personal fortune
and not one cent Of the money belongs
To- rhs koKbury DistIIliDg Company
TIE Inference that Mr. 0smbrilI tried 10
-iud@ th" officers IN not correct While.
ne was gone he registered at three hotels,
IN on" Of which he remained thr,.. days
sick ia b''d. and at each place he r. gisteTsd
under his own name
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T OaSereNee Reseass ~. WaeMcasls Talh
Ahomt Wnser peaana.


wHIrE PLAINS. March I7.-The refusal
~ the fourth quaresriy conference ~
the Memorial Methodist Church 60 re-
nee the preachers licsnae of DR. 7. Alex
andeT MacNichol. q New York physician
who resides here. has caused talk be-
cause Of the charges made az the meeting
by Dr.. MaoNichol that the moral con-
ditton % some Of the children % white
Plains was deplorAble
For aome time there has been a fac
tional fight in the Memorial Methodist
Church and efforts have bssu made 60
Try 20 prevent the reappcintnsnt - the
Rev DR.. George n. Hite ae the pastor.
hut a. the last conference nesting DIR
Hits Was recalled for the ninth year
Among thOss opposed 10 DT. Hite. Il 10
said. vas Dr AlacNichol and IN tho course
Of HE addr~ss he spoke % the alleged
immoralitieS In white Plains.
= never said that White Plains vas the
most immOEal place Of ito size in the
State said Dr.. MAcNlchOl tonight
what I did aay was that the moral con-
ditioB among children in White Plains.
specifically among a certain class. was
deplorable This rsferred % COURSE 60
II VAS rot intended that anything said
az the meeting Of the conference should
b~cOn'e .p'ibli-. hut there has bern .
teak somewhere
The Rev. Dv. Hite IN rsply 60 Or. Mac
Michel ~ald that In justice tr the people
OF White Plains he resented the state
m~pts 81 Or. MscNichoi a. beinG untrue
7 fBust rseSnt such stAtsrnents.- he aaid.
Morally and professionally White Piains
coupar~s very favorably To any othsr
piace IN the State. Or. MacNlchol has
an abuorInal scent for prurient matter
and undertook 20 nsddle with church
adairs through bis hceneS-
County Treasurer George T Burning
replied 70 the charges ~ Dr. MacNlchol
in the conference. He rAid that he had
been q resident Of White Plains aud vicin-
itY for axty years and he denied that
the alleged conditions existed. II IL said
that DR.. MacNichol may carry his fight
to the State Methodist Conference for a
preachers license The Memorial church
numbers among Its pAItshionsrs some nj
the we@lthiest residents % White Plains.
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PENN'S ACTIVE sYsN4srS.
I.eh,sh Teas saw ksny In Trspse wins
sRa Lost ssatch.

SoUTH BETHLEHHA. Pc March Il. The
Universiiy OF Pennsvivants gymnasium
team. showing splendid form. made q clean
sweep Of the dual meet with Lehixh to-
Etah, Inc total scorr in points Of the ~
events was e. 20 0. Pennsylvania took FIRST
In every sveat. Lehigh being only . con-
tending factor In the tumbIing and with tho
OltIbn In the parallel bars Pennsylvania
made q clean sweep. Kelly vas the best all
round performer Tor the visitors, Eettins
1rst place Va taEee Of tho nve events he
e0tered I.shiRh captured three seconds
aud two third places hey VISA her best
point getteT. while Janus aud Bailey did
we'll. The summary
HoStsoniAl 1aFs-Eeily. Pean. frsi Heap.
psnn. seconA; niey, Lehigh- third.
ode horna-I1eake. Penn. nvet. Bnnaaa. Penn.
seronA: SNuT9es. Bahigh- third.
Cub swinging Shoemaker, Pean, nrst: Bley.
LahiRh naeand: BFtmtaa, Penn. thfT4.
PArailea sars--Keny. Penn, nTss; Fro and Heap.
pann. ue1 tor second ploce-
nlnHh-ParfeT Penn. Art; Janus. Length.
ssooad; sleuseT. Lshlgh. third.
Tumbnng-Kally. Penn. hrst. Bailey, Jehigh.
sacoad: St0uaer. Penn. third-
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TtNHOLE FTREWORkN.
brilliant EIe~trsraI D,sVsa, N~~emDan ,sd
ENploslSa.

The cover Of an Edison Electric Com
pany's mAnholc At Broadway and Forty
ffth street was blown oui AZ midnight
AIT night and the explosion was followed
hv = S-t Of flames that le&ped thirty
f'eI ~ air. For ten minutes b.-gor,
the explosion occurred = roaring noiss
cam" from the nSnhole and thsrs was =
brilliant display Of electricity
II VAs found that the inner TnanhoIe
cover. ~h'ch Ia screwed down. had neon
melted almost "A by the fierce heat The
Edison p~opls would give no explanation
~ the trouble. but II was probably dI,e 10
the ignition 81 Illuminating gAs that had
got into the nlanhole
During the blaze the electric lights along
Broadway hickered necessarily
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Va REFERENCE 10 WARRTNGR.
B'G PS1rN ARWaaI Repsr' Wep~aS ss-w.
ttoDS AppstnInsent s6 sueee~sar.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE only thing
remotely relating 10 the {. l.. waFrinsr
shortage which appears IN the annual
r"p'Vr 81 the Big -Four Railroad issued
to-day IN the announcement that Rush
". Harry was appointed local treasurer
at Cincinnati. The balance shsst shows
cash IN transit ~ he 1851 .Oss. That WA
where Warmer concealed his psculMtSono-
4 year ago Il waE o. 7Ze.O0O.
The report showB the road 70 be In
good financial condition. Tho nst rev
snue iruEn operations IN Iooe Wns "a "a :
as9 an increass % - 0BT .Os9
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Bsea -Uaarrn ,u.r TaL,nu W.a,,.,n.

Nathan P~iin"r NJ giJ Th,yd ,tr--i
consulted lSst niRht d. MArbl~ston.
az 7s7 kS-t Fourth street Nhp thought n.
had indigestion and gave HIM a pr.-crIt.-
ten which Belin"r n.d 6ll.ri ~ a drug store
owned by EIas Itpp ~ ~ Avsnu- G
BpllneT - ~ rturu h0ms tool ops
~ ne powders thai he druggist had
HIwen him. We he0ane VIOLENTLY 10 and
an nF1bulaurp cAitssl fr~yY, RrIl.yt,.
when Il arrived h'llnsr va. dead
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mmSke0IDals Note-.

coaNwALL.. y. ". MArrh is.-CoruWAu niRh
School won the Orange county baskethsf ~har
paonship today b. defeating NeVbureh trrt
envy. 10 90
PDzNsNLToS. y. J.. March 4. In BY Far -
roughess and most exciting game of the -eA-''n
that has been played On the local focr IN p
NinGton Seminary bAske tbai team ended TO-
ecnodube BY defeating the williamson rrs1~
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NIDOIES SFEATB TEE FOTLS.


ANNAPoLLs. Nd. March i3.-In the last
OF the dual fencinG matches which will
b. held here this seasOn the mtdshipm~n
won from Yale by bouts to .. The vNi-
tOrs worried gamsly. but we're clsarly out
clamned and tho only bout won WR4 that IN
the captain OF the local trio. The summary
sesrs-N Naval Academy DOatas YAH I.
Ptrst Rwana-Merrin, Naval Academy. de-
feae@a RagssE YAis. Ssotl Naval Aoaaemy. de-
featsd PnEh. Weir.
ssGosi Aaund-Han Naval AeaAnmy. dsssnasa
Ross. Vale: PAFn, Yale. dgfsnaed MarVtu. Naval
Academy; Scott Naval Academy. defeaaea
Thlrd Round NAH. Naval Aoademy. dsssaand
Psrk. YaNe. scot. Naval Anademy. osfeaasd
4afonaed Rnuaur. Ysl8.
yGeFss-Dy. ss@ss n.ssasaE.aFs. wn.elpgasa;
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SPECIAL csDis DssPafch 70 Tan SUN.
PARIs. March a. Harry Lewis and
Charlie Hftte. who were matched TO AGht
a twenty round contest. met to-day Lewis
had everything his Own way 20 the end
OF tho third round Hitta resolved heavy
punishment. being knocked down three
tlne- and beinR almost knocked out II
yh@ fourth round Lewis accidentally Mt
him below The belt. and the referee waA
forced 20 disquAlify Lewis
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SKATING.
Sulls sas nice winners In s~Asssbo,s.
EVemss.

The skating races for schOOlbOys ~ the
~. Nicholas Skating Ring yesterday were
unusually attractive Another good skater
VS. found In the cIasa for beys undeg IOO
pounds. J. Mills Of Allan Stephenson school
detected A. 8piegelbsrG Of Hacklsy Institute
IN q VeEy elOse hnish. Both started from the
20 yard mark.
II the half mile handicap for seniors
Julian Rice II Brown School 6af@aaad Larry
Barnett. tho champion. RICE had 10 Narda
and baraett was oloTs 20 HE heels at the
finish. The summaries.
QuaFaaE Ma Hsaaacap. Iuniors--waa By
mia. Ailan easphpnsoa Scheel. 90 yands: C.
q sssSeG. p. 9. q. 40 YARDS. nira. Tias.
% "a seconds.
Ilire. brown achoel. - ynr4n; L. narnete Dc WIrt
Cansnn y. 81 seLeeee. secona; a. Laas. Pely
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Hs,eSeS~NS cSSeEwssk Ruhs nseoms.


|pFclaF Ed0F DesPafch % tn SUE.
PARIS. March y. Thomas Hitehcock r. .
rlockvOrk. ridden by Heath. finished second
to-day AZ EnEhetn In the race for the Prix
de "a SomVne. a sts~piechass, OF the yHluo
Of :, Ioo francs. The rare ~as son by bsa-
nus tsolden Pheasant, on Ghtoh Defgyor
by sauval. finished third Thess Three
horse. were the only starters
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Ransom Ra'hboRs Micks of seneca FaIla
y v. has been elected captain % the Union
College basketball team for 1911 Micks
has played on chs team a. centFs for eve
years AMI alg0 piaYao On last Rmll'a hoR1-
bell team. Tho athiegic board has awarded
'he varsity letter 20 the baskstbali teau1.
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End OF THE HOCKEY SEASON
NEW YORK. 4. q. WINS TMg
CHAMPIONSHIP.

nsash play. Ter weaea Isnperaea Players
Are Mai1ly meapoBpaele. . Mamnso %
the Rport-Caaasei a maiss @nB1@asa
nerSTd 90 reams ana plmVaFs.
The New York Athletic Club hooksy team
won the championship of tho AnaesoT
Lsague. winning seven out of eight sasnoe
played In the tournament. IL was dsfsaeea
once by the Crescent Athlstic Club. The
tournament was closely contested and in
tsrest vas kept up to the last game. The
standing ~ the teams 20 the End we
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~ mo- 49, -sss -on - not Yet Over Two
AMI po-sibly three gaines arP to be pie ysd
this 80 ia " nich professional Cana ola a
'ssfa- w usTticipsts The Nsuderrrs
team 81 Montreal LAST seek def ted tho
O''swa team for 'hs. STANLEY cup. sfnbls-
fuatt ~ 'be "ha ~ pion ship, aud hese Two
teap= are to plav here on Tuesday md
Nosfne~da' nights Tor 4 purse OF 81 no
vhtgr - 70 20 Tn the tram scoring the nosf
spRl- 10 che Two nights play. n u possible
hat he ksnfreV t-am Will come next
Ssturdav niEh' and play tho WANING team
Of the fTs' Two nights match. 80 that lovers
Of ~" game have sOFDe good things 20 come.
Professional hockey IN Canada 10 costly
10 e7S. OOO year and thRJ Of the Wanderers
10 81. 90 year. In six Years theae two
teams have met In fifteen oonfesea and Of
heas Otta "a haa Won eight The OeiS va
Ia We ='ored - goals 20 their Opp0nsnts' -
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YDR SAuE.

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