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1907 tNDERBILT aORSES HIN.
~ 0Ih-r- s:-I Pts~-~ TsS AmsTirsn
owner In FRASER.

Npso.i '1bfs DespsisE 70 TaS SIS
Pears. March -. " h Wander bill :
bOT-"S acre Irom insnt IN the races nj ~
cloud TO-DAY Tso ~ bic horses Won
smother Isn -ecoSd aud ztiil sBot her gOt
shoN money Ilis Care du AoTd. ridden b.
% Nett WOn The PriN du Bas- Aisaslen Of
'.sD trance. ia . teld Of nine, kotbschiLd' :
tOneiOttt"r~. On which bona had a leg up
sa- S~cond, and theren seteNs Oui. Ftiden
by Ghilds. finished third.
The COmbtns lion VI an American "a ner
and an American jockey Sap cal success
fuI IA The race for the PriE de- NillaTuna iRs
Of J,OD france. whch vas non bV Mr.
Vanferbit'- si5sSsig ~ith D'Neil IN the
saddle. This made two utns ana two places
for FRANKIE Neil. There we're siK starters
The runners up we're N. FiAchOn's - Tour
ridden by stern. and N. tiaufisr's than
Aneens. over which baErs had the lgR.
la the race for the prix de- ~. Cloud Of
.O.gB francs Mr. VsBdeTbilt's ReinhaYt
Nth O.N~il in the -addie, finished second
10 " DRY ROe1l-rer's Raids Rose. on Nhirh
tbiAsl- had the mOunt. helIhouas rode the
ihtrd horse. NJ Andre hunyade. There
we're eight -taTters
fOI the priN d'OuvertuTe Of 3OfsO francs
~ Va as 80: = Defender slth n'N@a su
re- third y Sex. % EsvSa. IN. rare was
NOn by UOblentz's Ain Vika. with ~
fischOns North Pole sscond Ryan and
stern rode the first Two hOr-eS.
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CRgCkET.
New NSrL snd New .JeVSe, NssSs+stIOss
Iarmea aeas~asle.

New Works nrs, list Of cricket champion
sh,o nxturez has lust been issued. the New
York aud New Jersey Cricket AssOciation
having arranged their schedule of matches
for this their first reason The clubs com
priNinE this Organization have nrtyate
grounds The association has arFan9ed Tor
an INTEGRITY match with phiiadelDhia 90 be
pls v 81 here on June y Tho championship
40 ssis= sF= Ssiis5= ==szs Tstis - 80 80 -
the grOnnd az the club HTsf mentioned.
MAJ ~. staten isiand " y. v vetsrans. len
.on hirsf ~ Cvesremts June Z. Ntaeen island
Crsarenta. y. '. Neternls ". 1eilssue. June q
nrns@nh arst ~. BrIleNue. y. v. Veterans "
staten I.isnd. y V IuHiSra - Creseents Iuss
~ CFrsrents ueiteyus y tetarens ~
N n JuniaTs. Juns =. n Iusiora ~ Aeaapn
burst BeIlsyuc -. ssatea l-lsnd y. Y. vsteTn.s
". Cre~ents. Jun 2. Staten Island ~. y
IuniorN Iuly g. beteNue "a. nrusoDHurst, " '
luniers W. staten tsand: July a Bane1AhuFs'
- y. v. Veterans; July r. staten Island v
aensmnhu CreArgntk Va v. v. IuntBfN lt.ly
~ y. v. Iuhiors ". hsileNue Cresrents " y
Nstsrans AuHaag a. brilsvue ". y. Y. Junior,
Crrscsnts - Siat-n island. August "a STATE
Isaaad ~ lAaiiFvDs. ~ ". 1uaiors y. v
ssrs,. kasssi 81 h.frvus " =. v. NstsyGns
Isenaoahurst W. Stsasa isannd: Aagnst =. Crea
ceais W. FrnsonhpFsc septsniSeI esiievge -
Crs.esnta sepeembeT % nensouh'wr' " y y
lunanra
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GIANTS HITTING SOME.
NIlssa Dss,e IsaR O,Sr Ihe F~ase snS %
NeNer canse HASA.

ANELIN. Tex. MATch ~ Ten sNtFa base
hits Tor a total Of tNeniy eight basgs en-
livsnr,l s"Iappy game bat ween the ieG'i-
lars and colts this afternoon. MsGraN
pirkinR lean % l@nOySrs after Mathew
sou had taken away he pick ~ The Young
ziers And defeating the veteran. In a resu-
laiion game nv a scOTp Of to Z. Three
pitchers we're employed on ss,k side and
he ouinsldeT- were kspi busy chasing
long hits. Malty departed a. AoSa WITH
about q dozen men ~ play q aAmsss NHh q
college team a. Bryan. les.
AcGraw played Wits. la he Cat field
and CrsndSll aud SChlei in the tnheld The
manager PLAYED short himself aud bObhed
up with q pair OF double-. Arthur WilsOh
q sO FAR over the lett field feno@ tia, "
never Vas rss'oNered. There wsfe tNO
runners On the bases al the time. Other
clever srilller,s,. W.re Pred Nerkle. who
grass With double and ripple to hi- credit
and DOYLE. Nho made home run over the
Chi-I Meyers. Who causht for The regulars.
did NO. get . hit Umpire kOblR-on ceilsd
. THIRD strike On him the nrst time and the
Indian talked about At The test % The alter
Ame- started Oa for ne regulars. pitching
against klaNttter. Hits kept pOpptng for
S"if. sSIis im me- s I sri ANA Re s rssS:
lsIs making ave "a klash,er. The third
side scoring only Que rWa in tho las. siS
inRings keib%T went 90 the mound fOr
the WTegulaT- In ikr fsaT,h aud bisnksd he
veterans foT three inninHr
he colts during the same Tins Iaaais
only one tally on Temple. who showed the
be-t form thai he has vet eNhibiied don n
here Dutckr NhiSyed them over for the
colts tho last tNO inningp snd WsA tsppe1
tor One ruS. Naf1uard finished Tot the
regulars without beens damages
Io-daN s"oFe follow.
Cons 100 "a IA y
Regulate "a W s
Two base Ilts NuTraN. BTidweh. ArtiIa~. :.
NnOagta->. Thrre 6asr hits Dwa ore. Sn0dgrAss
" iihAms Houng runs Wilson. ibOs W
hailrvies klaNtitrT. ktsorr, DrucLe aud VII
800 Anr.. Irmnlr. MaganArl and NeNer
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>PORTSWiNN >BOW E\D>.
s-hs~IIss,s PIaIuh Th-ar Ts0rnaa-si ,n
B1ar FERN.

10 NsDFt -uIau show eusis-,4 al UtEuf
10 IN" Madison square ''ird~". 10" "an-
sgruirnt announced thai mare ihah - sNS'
persons mad ,t-tts.i IN. t,artlsn ia tbs. MN.
ia. of m. .ho, .ud ina a. l,.,t -, .,,.
'~>sf'h Arrangements are ALREADY beng
uiad. for next wear and ttpr Dr.--.I g,tI
,h., 49,. 80, .,,,,,,. 80, ,ht.h -
alWay- proved popular
In. shooting tournament Of IA. =. moo
,o,s .-l5 n,,bi,c ,nI.r.., 40 M. End .,sIL..
ma no" ".S,.s,. Of ,ss nsss.' nS1 "% ,s.m.
afgrs.tsd bts ,roWds Ihe -hoat,nx of n
novs ~. k.,s-n f.u.rE shI. In a.. IL
80, ..,,,'',.,.,i a,s,. T., ~ s,ln
irtl . ore ~ b9 -s'h ~ ne "hoYt On
hr"ntrld ~ DE Nut linton nigh - hooi
hsnSs' 10 , snS'nrf i1ii.' ai1
by Ntesh.rs Of Curtis High Sohool. who
syored ssa our 81 I,OS-ible ua.l la an
other iuatah " tsrheFE made tss ,,tt al A
possible :,sI Fhflirk was -. ond ,n ta.
Esnss.ts HI. ~ 49,. ~ la sus
~ st.se * -, "" "'@" :" """
"a ,ns -.n,a, b..s.,b,u to,,r.,,,,.,,
S"'h', "a" N vs.. sl's nor ~, N',a, .,s,
Lass nighl'- game In" sapsrioSiiv OF the
iron, he start snd the, Won w ~. Tn.H,
N,pi,,r o,r,,s1lIion the Hsdto,a Nys,.rl
defeated Washington Hsi EhIs bV the totals
49,, - .i 49, IsI'S,. ~ P"" wv"
"sshhe,on uSlsh'- W. w"
IaS ,sr"., Me- s,.s,-s u. y.,, ,.u.,..
=. 2t0. NOorie~. hsaUsl frSipiRg i@
iInnlCus, Morris u :, l0 WsicheIs ufus n
y. leo Bsss.I. Of commsrr-. 'so.hubesra
i9n. Hosdi Ds Wnt ,'HntOa : IG Wsn,y
Gurus ~ y. t~i
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Ts~ RseSd Harris IIsn WIRs nigh ~r''SsI
Team llousrS.

In me nataiorium Of the "li--e 81 ~"
Jay OF NeW NOrk the high s'h"Ol- - ini
mtug ,hatu p,on-iip- vet" he'll last ntgut
Under tho auspices 81 the J.. A.
Va- eNp~,t-d rONu-snd harris Hai Non
The mset Nth lev points To -fers. alter
s aIrub~r 81 hsrd toagh' race. IA Tue
~ aud Ibl ward Tss.- "a hes separated The
"a iun~T- N~Wing 81 Toe ns-nd Itarri~
iiAn NOn The sli0rt Ts,s Ia hsud reach
from 4 Moore ~ u. VIII 'hntOn ~ ~ -
--sond- whit. ! Hanretri of De WIZ
thnfon aOn the 's.ntuTN from " ho f~r-
Of Tow n-~ui Harri- bhli Nv i"-- fhln 70
f1oi la ~. mute ~ - -ss1Oads
In oni, Do. event Ns- . record br"AeI
The old dKure- for he .ts vlrd SWIM 81
: minute 81 - s--.nnd- Nsr- hanged nk
a. Rogers 81 Townsend Harm hr'i
20 minutes ~ - -scOnd-. Roger Won
The event With apparent -ass and lrii
gap of az least thrrr yard- - ne nni-h
The Telav rnps Tou-sd the -pe,taroT
"a high pii''h 81 eN"ii"m.ni u" VIZ
clinton. ToNu-rnd liaTris Hah- -ironE''-i
u~nt- ,u 9 hard fought 'onilr-t ihronEht
he rpirudid sork 81 y haurr'it, ho
swan the iHS' rsis
~ NArd swim Noa D.. iislains. rSNn-snd
naIIis hsiI D. MooTr. ~ wa ,lh too .rcond
,os toS S Tims. ~ . --.s,aas
tDNard swim Won b. 4 Nanrr'u. p~ wiz
-risaa q Gr-er, fo~a.esd taIr,- Haii ,bird
r Proh. H. VIA Chnton. folrth Tmr, minute
50 Nara Ssym Won ., - ~ Hsg,r, Town
END harrl. Hsii. = nchsrd~. ~ Nitt 'nutoR.
SECOND q ~ 'Nn- BO, : tuTf. q Miller.
TOS ns.ad iisrrs itaii. fourth Time. minutes
~ , seronds
'sD ! Ooi Kria, Hacc Won by pr Wa Clnton.
VITA tram Of ! Nir Ia ul,, N hr Auiinr. o. heOfc
and \. lianrctti TONn~end Harrts nsli. with
Team Of 4 AaTonsOh. J.. hOtsip~On W itOeOu and
iluequisf -econd t0mmerrr ~ = Nth tran Ol
fyrukr y Marshall. ~ NO-t and : Lane. 'hlri
StuyNr.a u = with team Of {. Arms uOnr
luhd. Prtsrs snd Lothian. fourth Time
) fuinutes secnnds
pilnss for Dsisnce Won b. 3 Ma, = Towns.
cad Harris Hall. with IS feet incRr- = NeIs~c
Z 'ommeror with - feet inrhes, ~rrOndi v.
Ntllsf. Tow nreud Harris HHll. sith - feet third
ID NaMmAn DE Wit Clinton. With - feet fourth.
- NATd Swim foT NAuural Srhoo NDu bN
= Williams g psns -rcond. - l.uckis hird
Tlrnr. Is seconds
summary OF Points TsNnsrnI harris tau. -
liz witt Clinton ~ COmmsTcr ~ HpNs
u y : StuyNesant N =
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W. .. Bi>LBUL DirT>.
FsruIII q sEsRiIII~e NpOssNrs ElEhts~n
Gsanr s~hetlulr.

abe fs,IIt, COMMITTEES on SPORTS Nru
\ oTN niyets.tv Appto, - .-t~rdav he
pl--ball -'hsiue Tor ibis season NsU
hOrs University wiII plsN eighteen sam~a
va ait ntae oi Nhich VII fse on tho home
diamond lutt- toiieEe has O@ru added
10 the =, hsiule for me Trst timr aud iva
other ,oii~H~- resumed alter Two lpats
suspension. n,on auu WESLEYAN he
lr-i game Of ne ~~a-ou Ntt tie WITH Inc
aiUmn, On aluI1ui dag. Igne liza NdOsk
Mtilet manager al the team. - iFvtng 10
arrange game IN Vale Tor NJ, -
The ssneduig
AJrii g. NrbB hradsmN DhiO irld ptN'I
q DhlO irld q pfInrst Oa o. priurr'On y ~trNens
81 HOboEea is.N 4 \ a. cato IBID - TTn
81. ~ HAT toTd ~ Iufts - ONO tets ~ SrrNe
a. onto . trid. = z ltDu a. ssheuFrfadN ~ Cfes
sVat 4 e o. bH' ltdsr Ma .. COiumsla al OHiO
Ted :. fufNstr d DhiS fissd 70. ialaTstis a.
gasto1 - ' e.:s' au Al NiddrtoEu 4. ~ 90
Hail 81 Uhto fietd =. Haig efs 81 NrW bruasNisA
~ ' q a. TrsNrrs l-taRd June D. AlItatii
. ono tlriI
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
HIGHLtNDERS LOSE TBH SER-
VICES OF PITCHER BROG NETT.
Cle, - saabmaR SAYS Ne Must ne1lre Ne
SaUae % . naptuPe Rsfass. 60 sSa.-
nsl' 10 IN OperasIsa- NeM ssunI
fsr "a Isss Nsaaea's ne.arTectlau.

a. = 4aasns
probably never pitch snoy her game Of hall.
Tie has notified Manager stallings that he
VIII not Join the New York Americans NJ
decisled TO leave IN. diamond forever. A
a. NOT a salary srievahe. that hs. ,a,,-esl
BTockeII- REFUSAL to play. but il N veil
known fact that IA. suffered fro,n a .trafU,
last year frOm which he ,annot recover
without submitting 10 an o,..rs,Ioo Bro.k.
ett viii not allow A physieian 10 n-e the
gnife on hiu and consequently n. h. forced
10 give I'M tn. natianal sntns The tacta
as dlscloaed. proh.bly a,,oun, far .onar vi
BrOckstt's ineffective ptt.hins la.i YEAR
In NANNY game. this brainy hoxDan VS.
n eli ri gh inyinoible for .Ix ar seven innins-
when nUsisi~nly the opt,o.ias halter. uTo.
,,.~d..a A., h.u,,.a, ~. ',,,y-- N -, an.
49, - - - '.',-'' a, =" -
hein m way 'hA' pn'<'ra manager Nsh-
Hroekett ma M x.d IN 4 al, h,. altman, Z
..-r,, ha-.v., ,,.,,t -, - -. !. a..
$50, -, - - -, ~. ,,.... -
-SAn "h" -sS MIN pitch one afternoon
made an examination which resulted In tho
ALLEGED di.-oyerv thai Rrorl,.t w.s s,Ftfer.
ing from . --riOu. rupture The pitcher.
however. sc0rned treatment. and n Sthi
pdrsuing thai policy. Ne - one VI he no>i
ScieRtin" twirisr- on the neld to-day and
"-ns "" 'Hr'. sas ne f-p'oou'' 200
OF 'he famous nadooafns ct FroNtoeere
and borton lame. The hiuhln noerS " III
mis-. krock.tt l.e,auss of kI. sxuerI..n.s.
h,, h., h.y. n, a., -, ~, :, mi
- ~, NV '''''' ''' ~" " "
ny '" w 'nr shp
The fact tia Napoleon la lO'- Ill ptaN
nrst hass for the CI.v~Ia usis thi, year M
.,i,,si AZ, ,h. n., 80, - t...,I.,U i'm.
-, - = - -. -
VINO hs " always ~een 'h's great star cover
Of the very young oritts are Worrying over
4 a ioie'a ahilitv IN -I..rn ths 0n.. noint. of
g, ,-.--.,l-'.,..- - y -, @ -
p ", us :" s'e w us '"e
r~c~ds WI sh0N INA bis larry pANeu
ara base foT The Pan River club of the
NeN. Enfi. ma "a. .,,,. IA, is.r .h.n Aytbur
a.. -. -, - =, -. = -
" ~" F" h~S'' ~" Ie'~'' = '"' s''' l"' '"r
Philadelphia 'inh iaI1ie covered nrs'
DO Tor the Phiilies when hs made his bow
at tbs. Polo Gruuust- nj ~, tdeniallN made
. ci.su huius iun the nT.f tttue he facei
amos ku-i-
When Nsalon the l,u.os. S.to hoF.e
Nho Won the suburban ia n.iuap "a Isas
ns,l..,.Iv on ins tori ia.Ii. 81 thai ne sould
into The hs ui- ur Va Tnsv S.hTrlb.r' uLo
twssi hun ami inc laftsr = trainer Iohn
PoNrr- tooE th, ap,.l entlv h,,u,lru-
cripple ia hsnd Tor n~ariv Two v~aF.
poWers SoTken - tsai ~ "a ssiFe Nes ton
NeAk legs and q month 90 Ihs nor - be- an
to show sigu- % recover BE i,uprONsd 80
FautdlV hat he Nss -oOn working stRaAilV
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au..-r Yrnrrr. Rras NaIs.

v-r-liy VI PennsylVshia fenciBG team de
feated Yale tO-nighi IN q dual match ~ the
WTiRhiman Hall gymnasium by Ihs score
0t bOtfs go
Thu summaries.
Pirst aSand prtrrsQs Pean., " anis. de-
fsated Ransom. Vale. Wendrii. pcnnn1 N hnia
arasAlea NOES. yais. Parker, penasyivania. Do
49, -. ~
seooaa R0gRd Peterson, PsnnnylNan.a. Dc
lenlnd Pnrh. hnif. a1ss. Naaa. aafantad Parker.
NkiTa Ronnd -llors Nn1e. dafnaird Pstrraan
lslk. fsls bsrtsr. eens.ysVshia, drisstsd Nae
ssln. Haic.
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Rata, weather Prs,ss,s Faesr Practice
~ Athras.

NTHENs. Gs March ~ The ~ shlAndeT.
had 'hanrs Ia resi- thetT weary b9nes to-
cav. typicai SOs'ihsTR VET sp~ll sst IN
at RiEhi and On iuIIed all dsv. Fsir. warm
weather y promi-~d fOT 10 morrow when
The nT~t ~Nh'bitiOn game Wuh tho I n,Nef-
sity 81 I.eof ga - dosn for Tho Afternoon
lp-daN game may moi - mus psarttCe
for the hiE lea gu~T- but mailing Onssni ed
me~t me youngSters besaus~ Of The
tnaungT "a Nht, b theN Obliged him bN turn.
ug over ne sampuz xrouRds 20 he tsttOts
- bile he finishing tOuvh~- were being
pat on 'h- new bal grounds q j. The
present ni~uiion of StalhnE- 10 work on
all ht- sandidaf.- Vho are N fuT battle TO-
riotTON The regulars who have sompest-
tOu foF heir positions ~ ~ al hkrthood
he reserved IN the la-i
Joe DOvlr. Lack oman and Narbop will
~ ail probaliiity 30 me ptfDhtaH ~tth
~wsrueN ant Miu'h-il alternating lrhind
no hai
uHrrN Noii~r ured from he Boston
ADVERSE ats ~ ~aNef. iOtued The 'irb last
nizbf lite -outhpa~ and ha- b-~n
Nlrietfug 10 'Ahfornia. vh~r- E- Waved
bIN al wtuI-f
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totLESE STATION. Tea. March u
= diy sion Of the NsS Work GiaBts cap
tsin~d by thTisty MaihsNGOn defeated
the Agricultural aud Mechanical Collage
team here this aftsrnOon By . sore of "a .
Darkne.~ ended tho contest in the eight
ianknR - the Giants did not arrive until
after Z ociork. MatheN@0n played right
n@ld. The Giants proved ltght hheers and
-rTor- heiped them 10 th~iT runs. The
sore
New s. ORR NOt . q 4
4 And v - o o . % - 90 4
FtattgFtes scott. nuck nnymoud and EuTtis
Moors and Muuan
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EUTN HREaA rOR GOLI WI I,
I.seaI 4 sIIegisRs I.ss- 10 hale WresiI-rs
Isut tspat srneIi Feaerrs

Columbia Won and lOs' ~ 'oubinai fou
arr-tiinE and fen'iug ms~t "a The Colstn-
bia gymnasium lss, night. dsi-st ing the
cornell f.ac ius cam by no. - ore of rNuIs
10 q and losing 10 he Vale wr--tlef- bv
4. 10 The bOIi- were lose and eAritIRg
ia bath , ORi @-i- and ksp' = crowd - On
on ridge from stsH 10 nnish
ia NTestlinK Na.- mad he advan. ~
from the outset bot he columbia men
we're net oucla--ed Ia saw at the bO'u-
Boycs a nSNcOmsr IN wrestling - COum-
MA. had itile difi,uliy IN throwing T.. n
Nhseler OF \ ale after nearly seven minute.
oi orr~tiinE Saunders Of tOinmbis NOn
he dhai bOui. rouVletel outClaz-tnH
Rob,u-OH in the shortest bout 81 he eve
lie Coluuibia ind 'Ornsll f,n.sr, fought
90 otH ON even terms through the -es aud
rn s sSd 4 Va. no, Sn,h ne ma. NJ. s,s,
hr-- bouts AID M,llei tsO kOo- dad he
bia Lost every bout The summarize
rs Pound class haei.sOd. ais. tareN
: Brsdl CoiuHbis. VITA a hau nelson and
IS Is PSSsa Gas " wGssisT' Yale. ,hr.v
u S~ar'g. columbia with hssd aud arm hold
ils Pound e'isss 4 x s~eens, NAIe defeated
J. J. Altermsn. TOiumbia on dscisiOn Time
i,S Peusd Cisss ". Boz -" CO'u.nl.'s. threw
.. MheoasI. isl. AIh An .lln Aad bod ''i'
ia Pound Class a. p. NOsi. NAle. threw J. u.
Bcriinsr. Columbia. With a head sRd arm hold
rs Pound class n Ctsyslsnd. Vale. thrss \
Coiumbis. WIN bar snd boa,
'aiiuIIsd tiea' weight Class Ssunasrs
t'oiuanbis. thr.w y. Il noeinsen. NA,s. stih
sTotrh and malt nelson hold Time. minut--
If-st round Trt. COambls defeated y
" AIIi.ss. CSrnsH u q Rses , srnsI. dsisaisi
g. n Miller. columbia Barr. COFneii. de
Ssrond i,os,..S y pte, TSlauas,. dsf-a ted
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'''LrIer. s8s,ns 10 Brrmaaa

a' ei~Vsn COMPOSED 81 mBmOers
-fhIua 'ri@kst clui- Of Phiiadelphia
.... here Today On the Qusilec line
- rAha for matches With the
lIb- In BERMUDA. AmonH tho clubs
... ... 90 IA mo eleven are tha belmont,
pNn. hsrion and the phiiadsiphia
'Hr men lea wing to-day ne ve pgn yed
|frrnat tpnai matThps IN England.
D MrlJonoRh ~. v BOrdsrn.
Eutnsrv Y v ONsfI q. ~ ARA
"rr Harris 4 = Henry. Rsndal
, Nhiesitns. y. y. Leroy and
'Htt"n They are - feettFr On
- VII piav the men 81 The
f' Hermtieia. rn Steven 0amTbaNad
}! H- .rr- IT h1th he armY And navy
he iriand and ~ eioEsaf %
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pr,ues,sn morAr, T~am p,asd.

The Princeton hockey team he cham
piOn intercollegiate team aud a few Others
we're guests ~ . dinner IN tho Waldorf
AstOTia last night. Of which clarence y
Pea rock. PrincetOn 40. the champion goa
tender vas host. seventeen Prtneeto-
MAN IaTtOok Of Mr.. Peacock hospitality
after Which the taTty went 20 the theatre
Among tho g,tesir were W I, bOOth. \
Peacock, T.. v. Rolston and street tles min 2
commissioner William a. Edwards
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CHESS PLAY WITHOUT RESULT
Z VERICINS AND BRITISH WET
~ CABLg MATCH.
. .. Marshall HAS the H~I1er % MlA NrRa-
~ra' Win the Veteran :. 20. nlaesS.
WuTne Prospects Rather Against the
4 Nueriran Tram Not . Game FInluhesl

NmrrIran Team Not = Game FIaluhesi
when play ceased az the clO.s 81 the
o.. days session in the twelfth annual
,u-Io- American cable chess match al the
r.,r,u- at the brooklyn hess Club yesterda v
..-n,ax. the prOsPs~ts sf recovering the
Newu~- trophy. nov In England. were none
90 the rosiest aud viii require steady
..sfa ou the part of tho Americans to-day
o. avoid n repetition of last years defeat.
nted States champion y. D. Marsha u
'.i the better of his argument With the
.''rrrAn J. ". Blackburne az the Rrst hoard
ni will likely win. This was offset by
sNT,or positions at tho second. NTH and
.fghth boards. where .. y. barry OF Roaio on
A" u Nolbr~cht OF ~. Louis aud u. r.
.iark Of brooklyn were playing for Amsrla
"olbTeChi had lost a pawn in the o0uraa
80 building up an attack. but was bv no
b'-ans without hope at the end of the day
\, condensation he had q fair ground
."rN Tor a prOalsiha attack Barry moved
.- Ahs very early aud the monarch had
uni reached safety When the overnight
rr- wee declared. Black's di-adVsni sEe
'ntl,lsteu Of a Crnmped king's side posli ion
.t"m which careful play may W, eNiTicate
~
tod gs-. NOig. stAselmzn. sch Wiei zer.
i.o-@Rield ana Meyer one aud al pla we'd
.SIliaE Sh: .s and and 'sId Their opr ,Sa.
rsd 70 deaf With NOES seet ham ~hirh had
40 interprsta tons, In the nrst cass had
applied the ualaal rule an such ,ases the
staten Islander NOsld have won the game
outright. Ne ptefsrred. however. 10 waive
'hs pFivitsse Of peaA ltztls bis orponeni sad
way Continued 40 thou Oh nothing had ha p
rsnsd.
The only pla 81 on eli her skle Nho "a lied
fu fs.Dond to ne Call OF the splert ION com .
uuteea Sas 4 ". fox 0f Wash ngt0n. u.
1 aud the Vacancy caussd by his Iaiiur.
To aptrear wua fillat by Herbert HOsanfelI
. nephew 0I sydney ROs~nfeid. the ptaV-
wriRht BurdS =. . snd 10 therefore we've
manned Ivy ola yers who were now 10 - bhg
hess Onthe british stde there Nere a o
" no had nsser part ctIna s,d in thssa taA tchs
ostore tGpt Chariss Curt OF the American
team Wog the toes and seclried TO ~. ~
shte ON the odd nu'ntaFea baaruz the
"a iTtnE, esuliei az follows.
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assasss's sssss IN - seesaa-.

DATIoNA. Fla. March IL. Barney Odd
heid In his 10 hOrss-p0weT REM drove {
niis With wise =ssEs 10 - s1-ant. se-4ay
The tininR Was autheaftr. This - ono
STA - q penDud nat4er lhnn tb9 rnruTg.
% Palma had en6slms trDIlIiiR and Old moi
appear on the buncb until iata this aftsr-
poaH. ThaEp has 1agn hg4alnN 81 ~ - %
olddold fgr Their match ruce.
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Poet

Ia la-' nIght- gaIn. Oi the 'lass \ Aunn-
t~ur pool tourna insnt at John DoSls
Iiroadway room 3 hayuOld- deieated u
C,iImor,. ~ a score 81 IS toe
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I'aIsa BSeaI GIuS 10 EnSHgs Professional
l'0oqh.

The I aion Boat club has dec ded TO
engage a professional ruach for Hs crews
this year The mlembsrH closed the win
ter season 9th . dance az ths Hotel AsiOr.
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MI. RIee1s nauEo1ha Caw,aIu.

TIE New York University BASKETBALL
team met i0r tho ia-i lime iais =-ssSa yes
t~rdsy and elected George ~ smith caBtsiR
foe tha ansuina year Oliver a. TesDle vas
RlQctad mamnger and fEifg Dale aaatuanue
mnnansT N1la ~ t8ith' "a nnu9 year 90 90
laBFp The entire nya. Wtah tho aNonualum
u Wacsnfeid, all BE- 10 coilsse seat year.
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Sr1nc Nep Ora = = - Nbnotas .
tiaAls Shifrrr FsaAy4H. Ctafs. Tor NrN AprA
4 q Cornell rake 'OT - Nirhoia- Referee
" g hNse~u Hasrkss Ciub Of y assistant
umDires v Ti~nr ho~'ke, Iulb. snd q
Hrttfon. Hosk-N 'nb Tirnefs Mortimer hshop
Nsa NOTk - CuTTnn - Nirhotas 4
Tinss Of hAtNs- ~ miuute-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-24
USE OF ARMS IN SCHOOLS
Should Be a Compulsory Study,
Saws G.. A. r. Head.

washington. Oct 23.-CompulsOry train
ing OF schOlboys in rifle practice and the
handling of arms as a preparation for de-
fence OF the nation in time OF war ts ad-
vocated by J. r. Gilman, commsnder-in-
chief Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
Commander Gilman's convictions on this
subject are expressed in a letter 20 Albert
s. Jones. secretary Of the National Rife
Association OF America
Arguing that this country In tine Of war
must depend on it's citizens, and expressing
the belief that IL the schoolboys before the
Civil War had been trained IN rifle prac-
tice the consequences Of that war would
not have been so terrific. Commando Gil
man said
Should the schoolboys Of this generation
be trained IN the handling OF arms and
rifle practice the government OF the future
would be sure OF an army ready and able
to meet attack from without or revolt
from within For these reasons I strongly
hope that measures may be taken TO com
pei the schoolboys Of this generation and
generations to come to be trained IN rifle
practice and the handling OF arms. Such
action would. / am sure. be welcomed by
the Grand Army Of the Republic. whose
comrades have intimate knowledge OF the
great losses sustained by them through
ignorance Of the duties pertaining TO SOL
diers."