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The Washington times., 1910-01-05

CONDITION or WATER
HARPERS FERRY ". Va Jan. .
Both ris'ers clear.
The Washington times., 1910-01-05

Continued on Third PageO
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
At: Such riiCg.s

We must insist that CASH accompany each pur-
chase We don't care if your millionaires and your
word is as good as gold The money talks at this
SALE for not afford to prove that you are get
ting furniture actually below the cost Of its being
laid down in Devils Lake, unless we have the cash
Not an article goes out of the store at these prices
unless paid for. NE mean ahat aue sag. 8.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
The Reason

Here we are, at this season Of the year, utterly
overloaded with furniture stock, which we alb
solutely had to purchase and must get rid of at
prices actually BELOW COST. We were required
to buy this immense stock when secured the con-
tracts for furnishing the new ffty-six room Hotel
Western and the refurnishing of the hotel at War
wick. The manufacturers came more than half way
and offered so many inducements that we purchased
at unheard of prices. AS result of these two big
%."-.s'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
We Haze The
Furniture

Our store is taxed to capacity, and we must turn
this stock into cash. and so this great slaughter of
prices is instituted. NOT MARK ON THE
GOODS IN OUR STORE WILL BE CHANGED,
BUT WE WILL SELL EVERYTHING AT MANU-
FACTURER'S PRICES. THE SAME PRICES AS
INVOICED TO US. To prove that every statement
that make is true, only ask you to call and be
convinced that nothing like this in the furniture line
has ever been attempted in Devils Lake and probably
never will be again; and it's all because the crops
burned up. 6 #.4&@I e >%+zS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

he entries Tor the outdoor grammar
school baseball Tournament viii lose on
The Iso,- High school baseball squad
has beg.n With the record numb. II liO
played on the team last spring D. Bird
ge'i~ has been enAged - Coach and the
cam ~ plhy it, home games ~ HAN horne
Fisid The schedule
Npui - lran~ls NAyer ~ Hawthorne
Tield piainn~ld u : AT Painted. y. Fastern
institute a. HSu thorns field g. HrooEyn prep
~ HAu ihorlr I"a. =. ErssuGs HAI q, nsW
,sa iH Fisid - Echmond Iiiii u ; a. iG'h
W,. q" pe WE, clinton ~ : At Hawthorne
Ir,d : Manual Training Il a, Msraustis
oval u. \ y y freshmen At onto FisId 10
trenton Y ! At Trcnton attsrnoonl - Poly
prep a. Hawthorn" Iteld =. ilNsTvis~ n A.
80 - Commercial " : AZ HsW thorne Field
~ Hls hmund Hill u : a. Hawthorne TieId
The MorIL-,oSn s.hool team ha. .,, 1api
and 4 : DAY viii again substitute In tho
box hopkins. catcher Moore. -econd
tho other Veterans There are ten 'andi-
dates for IN. other i've po-itions Fol
lowing - ID" schedule"
sprl -. I.oy Ola SchOol at Morristown.s ~ Gron
S~hOul ~ Norristown n Jersey CtY a. 4 a.
d0rIist"wn - knE~isy Schooi At E~ssA felis
Ma . CsTssTs, y sooi a. Orange. y. !.
: NeNmAr y h"o' a. nAcsensacs. q Cornwab
a, "orristoSn. H. 81 Patls sShooi az
Norrist1vn: IL Ststrn Island A~adefny AZ Morris
town = Harkiey SrhSoi a. Tarry town
Nine ~ the tNeuty-one games on the
schedule ~ t,reenNich " = are With local
teams The entire out eld and part Of the
inheld consist Of experienced players.
The Local games are
Nprl = Morris u ~ Greenwich. Conn .
- Nrw to- hrle n AZ GreenWirh. Conn
H. Adelpm ~ adrmy At brOokbn. ~. y. y. q.
Az 81 01l ~ tir~ruwirh. Conn.
May a Horarr Mann School AZ NeN York:
IL NsV itns hsiir n ~ New Koc hetlc =. Won
Esrs u : ~ Greruuirh. conn. a. MOune Vernon
N ~ 'sr~enNtrh Conn ~ Town~end Harris
Hau IT tlrrsnNtrh. Conn
Iuns ~ fOrdhau Prep AZ Grecnwich. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
OUTLOOK FOR JAMESTOWN
Many Horses WIN race There. Beginning
On the FIrAt % April.

Applications for stable room AZ James
town. which will be rim a two weeks meeting
On April /. are coming IN so fast that 10
IL doubtful n there uili be room for all. and
a reaues, has been made to owners not TO
ship horses thar are NOT IN a racing con
dttiOn. a. to make room for thOss that
are seasoned Up TO the present time
something like two hundred stalls have
been allotted TO tho following Os nerS.
JHmea Mclaughlin. FranA LightIoot.
y Carman a h Morris. W " ParTiah
4 q Hall y Temple, W J. Burch, "
Burton, q J ENCLOSING. u " Mackenzie
" uieffenderfer John White. 4 4 smith
son. Frank Gardner. William and James
Shields J !. Courtney, W Garth. Y ~
BurUh David Dunlop. I Miles. y "
Walker. 4 y T. Randolph. NJ GoOde
n hammond Barney S~hriebeT and others
Of more or less Importance
Fred t:erhArtiy will canvass JAcksOnvills
and Tampa this week and n IN More than
pTohs bic he will have more applications
for stall room than can he accommodates
n ~ an assured fact that there will be plenty
Of horse at jamestown to Insure a suCce-sful
that the meeting will be well attended
bv regular patrons from New fOra and
other points is DO-ttive. many having sig
nifed their Intention OF opening the season
A. jamestown They look upon II - thew
did the Washington meeting. " hitch always
started the racing season In tho East in
fOrmer years Many memberH nf tho
Metropolitan Turf Club will be there. a.
we'll a. the regular patrons who frequent
the local tracks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
HaRD FOOTBALL ron y. y. q.
Local Team starts Its arhesiuIs with
Game Against Princeton.

Dudley = Wiltse manager ~ New York
tniver~rv'- 1911 football team. gave ou'
Yesterday the approved schedule Judging
from the schedule 'he lo~al team viii begin
nsy' cot ob..r one 81 the hardest seasons IA
football history 1T New York nivsrSifv
1ha season oU~ns on October with game
with Princeton This WI undoubtedly 10
a supreme rv-'. and coming ~ the first 81
~, season j. -omev hat uDfoTtun Then
ON the 18th New York plays Williams Thus
di-adNantag" Vet New York With prac-
uCallv the same team a. wear ago VII -
pfepared Tor the stubborn batile-
\ Ihank-giNtng DAY game has not as vet
been determined upon Arrangements are,
how ever. tssuding with teOTgetOWn. and
Their" - a probability 81 playing them on
hat dhy
New \ ork takes three new teams on her
schedule. Princeton. Williams ami the
Navv aud possibly a fourth, Georgetown
Her old rivals. Union. ishigh and HaNer-
ford have b..rn dropped
n j. probable too thai Hermann T Olcott.
who has coached New York lniver~iiy
sl-, Ems Tor the las, three years. will coach
again
The schedule follows
October Princeton AZ Princeton: IS. Williams
AZ ohio Held =. ~trNeus ~ ohio Field n. Ru'
gers AZ onto Field. NoVember = Trinity AZ ohio
Fisid. .. Wesleyan At Middlctown ~. Navy ~
Annapolis "a probably GeorEetowu 81 OHIO
Yield
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
PRIZES ron MOTOR BOaTS.
Druiser. Diana ami Dewey Each TOok
Three Ptrsts on Lake worth.

PAIN BEAcH. Fla. March iO-The siIth
annual regatta Of the Palm Reach Power
Roat Association on Lake worth came 90 =
ciose here this evening With q pyrotechnic
display. The beautiful gardens Of the
Roval Poins lara we're covered With Iapa-
ne~e lanterns and various colored bulbs
An orchestra played on the lawn 81 the hotel
and there was dancinR
The awarding Of the pFi Ze~ won In the four
DAYS ~ motor boat raCtnR took plare late
last light The ro-tlv Trophies were pre-
aented nv n p Bemis % the regatta COM
mitise and leland Sterr~. ~. re'ary and
treasurer 81 the assoe ia'ion The Brui~sr
owned by \ u O'Hara she Diana. entered
by George GinErAs. and tho Dewey, be-
longing 10 " , Ioarhrran. ,aptuned three
Hrut pFtyea eash ana the fauEallis. owned
nv g paddiaon Two
The Jack Rabbit owned and driven hv
Hugh ! WUlouRhhy. " son ~ Lieut.
Hugh I. Wlloushby % The New York
Yacht club won only one fTs' priye through
the cancellations for eN's~ding tiule ALLOW
an - Second and third priyeS. however
brought Young Willoughhy'- tutal ~
trophies NJ 10 FIVE
The KeeRe. entered nv Frank VI Andrew
and the Cert rude y belonging 20 Charles
Fur'hmAn ~ New York. won one 1rs' prize
each The regatta com ulittee - already
making plans for another tournament
nsN' year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

MASSACHUSETTS, YACHTING.
Association Arranges Dates for the Com-
Ina season.

AZ the meeting OF the Yacht Facing Asso-
citation OF Massac husetts Bay on Thur. lay
dates we're arranged for the seaOn's racing
An open power boat race has been ~ hedulai
for August u by the boston Yacht club
This 10 for boats 40 TO 40 feet aAd the couI -
viii be from Hull TO the lsle OF shoals ami
return. The races tor the Qusacy chat
Ienge cup will he sailed OF Huh under the
MANAGEMENT OF the Boston Yachf CLUB on
July "a ~ and Is The trial races Tor tho
sender boats to meet the SpanisL visitors
will be sailed at MRrblehead on August
The complete schedule 10 % followS:
May NJ South Roaton Y. Z. A, open, CITY Point.
June Z. CORN THAN y C.. Ne rhle hrad: q Boston
Y. G, City Point Mosquito FLEET v r. A, Soush
so>.On H. so'' s,r y a. s.ll - Bo.,on
o. ooc.n rec. MsrbIsessd; Cottage PARK Y n. A.
July :: s.s,sTa Y: 6. .psrisl. ogsn. MaIeIsss.a:
Msfslesssd CORN ,sisn v E. open. p N. Nsrsis.
head. ! fAstsrn y &. annual NaFblebead. ..
s. =. Siab MarbshsSS BostSn {. .,sFT annaai
cruise. AArblehead. EAsleIn Y. G s.Art annual
SrIiss. MArhlehead =. Winthrop Y. = A. Open.
q :, md Is sastoa QUINCY S'V Cup fssss HS
~. Sqnantum v. Y. 4. opfn. Quincy Bay
asEg' R. Ess'n 'S epsS S 2Ss 1883
open. Hi Nay MI H. : ana a. a. sSsaSS.
sSnssr MAS H. q sHd sd.oa sAs :
MaFbleheAd. =, Manchester Y. {. CroShuTst cup.
West Manchester: =. Gloucester y. r. A.. opcn.
Gloucester; - AnuisquAm Y. r. A.. open.
september A. conn,aian grand hAseioap.
MArSlehead :, Lynn y. r. A.: open. Nahani
MASSACHUSETTS, Bay. rendezvous and parade. Bull
n cry Point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

ScuIIers Nrnst and harry S~~k MSVinG
Picture Z Onee~-lOn-.

Tho moving picture Tighi@ hay" come
'n 30 considered BOO the worlds Professional
.uIIng 'haupi0n-hip between Ri'htri
w. NJ Erns>t Barry next Nug,I-'.
r"r,. 10 iikeiy - ~ -Brns trouble over
the natter IN" match j. to b" de'ide'l
In EhDds-ip on 'he LaWhe-i River and the
people there urlt w a. 0fH Tor the contest
hut they never thought 81 the moving
picture fuiEiIs--
Affsr NEGOTIATIONS for the rnce had pro-
,,rr-.,sl for -1u,e lime Aru-t came f0Tsard
With demand thar De be- Krnu'ed the eN-
Hls-Ise moving 81 'uTe privileges. Barry
~ COURSE Ntil have To be considered aud
b. n not known how much he wants ~ hts
share - thr IIUfuT-- ATust has raised
point recently ny saying that this coming
Tusr cannot le Tor the worlds champion
ship 10 spite 81 me fact that he ~ holder
Ot the title and Barry h the English cham
piOu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
CORNELL BASEBALL.
Little werk 0utIoSw Preparatory 70
sOufhegu Trip.

ITHAcA. y. Y. March is-CnfavorS BILE
weather conditions have kept the Cornell
baseball team from much needed outdoor
practice this week. The team has been
on the diamond only two DAYS this spring
= nd the remainder OF the work has heen dore
in the Arnory cage Announcement has
Just been made 81 the southern trip ache-
dule IL IL a. follow
March -. Navy az Annapolis. - Yale At Wash
tngton. N, GeOrHetowa University a. Washing
ton ~. Cscorgetown University az Washington
April l. WAlbrook Athlctic Club ~ Raltirnore
:. Washington Amertcal League Club ~ Wash
ingtoa. .. Setoa HAL a. south Orange
This schedule IL lnuCh better for the team
than those Of former years II do@a a Say
with hundreds OF miles Of travel and should
result In the team, being IN better condi-
ton. Lhorts % arrange two games with
Yale did not mate-ialiye
Coach CooGan haR made another cut
in the squad Rnd here are nov only thirty
incn left OF This nuwber bur ifteen WITH
be taken or the southern trip, There are
ten varsity men on the squad With the
exception o. one new mar IN the outfcld
10 would he possible 10 put an entirely
vetet an team on the diamond.
With lew days Of favorable weather
there would be excellent prospects for
good Showug on the Sorthsrn trip Ifitis
Impossible ID do any outdoor work before
q lac men lease Ithaca the OiI'conie will he
dubious PiChlna and batting IL improv-
ing In the can. but there - no opportunity
Tor satisfactory field work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
TRAP SHOTS IN A WIND
GRARP BLASTS MAKE TARGETS
DIP AND FLY WILDLY.


NJ was nip and tuck between the gunnsr-
a the Crescent the New York A. &. and the
mnrkAmen OF the LaTChmont Yacht club
Yesterday The shoot was the final ~
tkTss matches and decided Ai the Crescent
n. {. trap-
4 when the last target was thrown u was
found that the Brooklyn gunners had
hefeatSd the New York 4 e by Is and he
fIarchmont gunnsr~ by Is targets Ea"h
organization was represented by ten marks
men and iOo targets were trapped for each
gunner In the aggregate the Crescent
Athletic club broke slt. the New York \.
c. 100 and the Iarchmoni Yacht Club 7la
Out o. n possible ! .OlO targets
. The day was not particularly good for
the sport and a result only = a. Schauf-
nsr. champion Of the New York 4. e. re-
turned a high score This excellent shot
returned cards of -. -. p and -. which
save him a total Of ~ out of a possible 100
tArgsts Schaudier won the u 7. l.eahy
medal for being high gun among the Winged
Foot marksmen. The Crescent medal
ended In q tie between y Il Stephenson
and DR. J. ID. Burtis Zach had a card OF ~
n L. Spots took tho medal offered for the
Larchmone Eunners with tho same total
The laat named gunner was the only marks
man to return q full score of IS targets
n v. Lenane Of the New York A. c. had a
scors Of ~.
~ nMaNy Nlnu ITOm Nne southeast ulS"
ne tie faces % the EgnnsTs and made the
conditions exceedingly dinicult II lifted
the targets a. they left the traps. and as a
result most Of the guns undo rshot the
-birds. The Crescent A G. took a nice
ieRd in the opening round, which ended
with totals Of 3i2 for the New Moon gunnerS,
1ol for the New York 4 4 marksmsn and
lIs for the LarchmOnt shots out Of a possible
30 targets
In the second round both g. " Piercy
and A. q. SouthwoTth Of the Crescent 4 4.
fell down badly, and a. the Winged Foot
Hunners at last found the targets the New
York A. 4. not only caught the BROOKLYN
Eunners bur finished the So birds With
kn advantage Of ten targets The totals
then stood New York 4. c, al. crescent
A. C, cot. and IATChmont Yacht Club. $50
&. W Billings Of the New York Athletic
Club. who had made two strings Of 20 tar
Rotn each, hit a bad bit Of weather when
on the firing line for the third time and
Tell down Ia ~ blue roCks. The other gun
ners also shot poorly. and as man after
man finished II was seen that the BROOKLYN
ahots once more were taking the lead
was found that the Crescent- had broken
so9, the Winged Foot gunners I94 and the
yachfsmen is2 targets. The figures put
the Crescents In the Lead for the final round
by > targets. The New Moon gunners
continued 10 shoot steadily In the last
round. In this session the IArchmont
annners hlsO commenced To hit the targets
and the f1nal round ended with totals OF
1Da for the Crescent, lp7 for larChnont
and ip4 targets for the New York \. 4.
shots. The scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
DIR. LASKERS PLANS.
chess Champion Ready to Play Exhlhl-
ton Games with Capabianea.

With the worlds chess cham piOn In town
activity In the local clubs u not likely to
decrease and there il talk OF a possible
meeting between Dr. LAsker and JosS r.
Ca pa blanca. the Cuban expert Anything
more than q short series of exhi bition games
however " out OF the question. for the
champion has come 70 this country not %
much To play chess as TO attend TO a mum
Der Of his business Affairs Nevertheless
the champion declared hinsel yesterday
70 be ready for q short encounter with Cara
blanca and will consider the proposition
u his terms are met h's first Appea m nce
IN public play viii he az the rooms Of the
Manhattan Chess Club this week or next
when he will be piited AGAINST all comers
In simultaneous play. 1A,er he will al
an enga cement az the Rice Chess Club.
franklin Russell. FIRST board on the
New York University chess team, made a
score Of ~: out Of a possible : in a siniuI-
famous exhibition at tho Eastern Disfrict
Chess Club in BROOKLYN. Russell defeated
six opponents. drew ARaingt \. X Foys
and lost TO A. y. Elhrd. who announced a
ate In ak mo YES after an interesting game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

cremsun Players Newer Dangerous On hna-
norQnae Game &C Championship seTsea
-Dwyer Brothers Each score amt
win EOIler Rear the IBEunt 90 Attack.
Columbia had q very easy time in defeat
Inx Harvard at soccer yesterday afternoon
on south Field by the score Of 60 o. Al
though the score was close the Harvard
team Was never even . dangerous conten-
der. for the MOrninmside Heights play eIs
kept the ball In the Harvard end OF the Held
throughout practically the entire contest.
and spencer. the Columbia goal tender. had
20 ward OF less than half a dozen shots
The Harvard goal was continually the
centre OF activity. and Il Was only by clever
work on the part OF fahnstOck. and Gushing
and PAUL.. the two Crimson backs. that the
Columbia total was not greater. The
Columbia tallles were divided between the
two periods OF play and both came after
. desperate resistance by the Harvard
defence
BY Debating the Crimson eleven ColnInbiA
assumed . safe lead In the championship
series for the Mines cup. having already
won from HAvsrford. The game brought
oue one Of the largest crowda that ~ rec
seen q contest Of tho sort. more than ave
hundred spectators being gathered around
the South Field eide lines. Tho fact That
Harvard gave Columbia the hardest unssls
OF the ssasonl ast spring. when the Hue and
white won the championship. made ths
contest Of more than ordinary importance.
for on tn result the final standing OF the
teams vas expected 20 depend.
ming Of play Columbia had the game vsn in
hand. The Dwysr brothers and zoller
on the Columbia forward line took on the
brunt Of the attack and kept hammertng
the ball az the Harvard goal until finally
whom the game was nearly over G. Dwysr
and carried 4. 70 within half a dozen feed
81 the net and slammed it through for the
nrs. goal % the game. Although Zcller
made several clever tries the ball fell short
each time, zOlIsr by the way: PLAYED IN:
much smaller than Cushing. the Harvard
man Immediately. opposed TO him. ho COM
plOtely out played him and managed TO worm
tho ball past him almost at viii. Cushing.
however, did by far the best defensive work
for the Crimson team . ..,, -,
whore the nrst left on. and favored slightly
by a wind blowing from the southeast kept
the Harvard goal constantly under IRE
Occasional spurts by Mason and SWAN
carried the ball down toward the Columhi4
goal but Grimes was always on hand and
casions when Ho. the speedy jap forward
on the Crimson forward line. worked IL
down on the left Of the field and smashed
II at Spencer. The shooting Of the Harvard
men. however, was not quite up TO standard
aud most of the Crimson tries went wide
Along in the middle Of the half g. Dryer
took the ball out OF q scrlmmage IN the middle
OF the field and ran II down 90 the Harvard
goal. where he shot Il through for the best
pla yed attempt OF the game. The Columbia
team was expert IN the use OF combination
plays and did not have TO play its hes, TO
win
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SPORTS AT ". Y. a.
Track and BasshAn Men Fsreed 60 work
mdOorS.

lndO0rS.
Track and BASEBALL men were compelled
70 go indoors last week &C New York Uni
versity on account Of the snowfall. but good
weather for two or three days will permit
them to resume work &C Berkeley Oval
and Ohio Field
Capt Marlin was in his suit every day
last week and ran the quar- ter on the indoor
track after the snowfall Of Thursday
Ianer IL probably New York's beat sprinter
Bruncien 10 dong the high hurdle. Thorns
the mile run and Warren Fielding the
high Jump
The baseball men and Assistant Coach
pitchers YSIe. Capt Gsrsh and eirifsss
were doing the twirltng Brennan was
catching. and will probably maze good
there
The xymnassic team closed the season
with the tntercollegiates At Princeton on
Friday night The team thi. year VAS
d.cidedly below par: and grave doubts
RAstics at University Heights
Cana. director Of athletics at
NsN York University, ~ getting out a pro-
annual prepAratory school games. which
come this year on April % and = The
events of an athletic nature will be q basket
PAL ,rs sS%s on fTdSy evening SH.wssn
between the two classes will also u held
on shts evening Then on saturday morn
ina there viii be baseball game between
the afternoon there will be forty or nifty
schools composing In the !nterschOastic
events a cup win be given. known as
the sT.a..., number Of PSsnSs' I relay p Paess
counting he cup goes 10 q school win
nins y for three year, ~ -,
wersity athleric dinner are now under way
This dinner - 10 be held some time In May
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SKATING.
Andevson and nice winners oS the school
hoy Races.

Julian Rice and larry Barnett. the school.
how champion. had smother duel In the half
mile skating race Yesterday IN the ST. Mich
oIas skating Rink and the result was the
same a. in two previous races when Barnett
WAS beaten ny q close narRin. Rice beat
the pistol ny Ave yards and realizing his
advantage vent out after tho limit men IN .
hurry lie caught the leaders = lap from
the 1niSh. Barnett with hts long racing
stride got within striking dlesance Of Rice
on The fourth turn, but could not quite reach
his rival who won by two feet. The quar-
ter mile race for midRetswent TO j. Amber
-On Of Puhlic school -, who RAined forty
yards ON = Stseger. his .choolmabs. and beat
him handily The summaries.
Quarter Nile Race. Junlors-Won ~ J. Ander.
aOn y n a. 10 yards. J. SteeGer y y. ~. 100
yards seroDd T. Cunningham, Allan. Stevenson
IL \ ~ yards third. Time s. secOndA
Halt Nile Race. Seniors-Won BY y. Rlre
BroWn school. - yards. l. Barnett De WIZ Gin
ton n s. srYatrh. scc0nd }. Weirh POS. Prep
Srhool N yards third Time. ! minute Aab
seronda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
HORACE MANN'S SUMMERS


The Columbia freshness wee defeated
In . dual swimming meet by he Horace
Mann school swimmers In Oh COlum bIA
POOL yesterday afternoon by IN score OF
81 20 -. The Columbia youngsters were
OutrlAssed IN practically every went and
succeeded In getting only one tst place
The Horace Mann boys had nttIedinfculty
In NInain9 the relay race. and imboth the
nifty and the hundred yard sims did
especially nne work, getting two Tsts md
second to . second and two third Tor the
Columbia cubs.
The summary follows.
spo Foys Rslay-woa BY Horace Man Schoog
with Walker. Monet. Benson and Lee: Gambia
IA, serond. with Dunn. Campbell. Dtaelsulei
ana Crowley. Tine. minutes.
plunge for Dtstance-Won BY Hll. toEncn
Mann Schooi. win plunge Of "a feet; Ca. Co
iarhe-: Guthrs. Horace Mana school. hlrd.
With q pltlnEe Of 90 lprt
80 yard Sgtm-woa BY neasst. Horace ann
- nOol. Crowley, ColumhlA, "a. ascOnd. DArel.
aplei. ColumhlA. -, ghird. Tine. - seconds.
Fancy DiVtng-W0n bT Shihley. Columhiasta.
nenson. Horace Mann SchoOt. scc0nd. Near.
HoFsre Mann school. thiFd
iss TSSt sGtEs-WSz - WEis5F, H5FsdS -.
Sehool: Molgtt. noFacS Mann achooL aeron:
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