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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10

sential to put into other messages
Of recent date. The tactics hereto.
fore employed In the treatment of
the insurgents may shortly undergo
q change Threats have not had the
desired effect. Perhaps honey will.
But back OF these political maneu-
vers is still that great question of
the tariff aud the tremendous in
crease in the cost of living. And
neither patronage or threats will
solve it.
NORMAN z. MACK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10

s@- DR.. John Hall, for q long
time famous physician In Washing
ton, always attended the funerals OF
those who succumbsd to his treat
ment. Captain Blank, q sporting
man. died suddenly of heart failure.
DR.. Hall had been bis physician,
and attended the funeral. The pail =
bearers were six sporting men with
fiery red faces and great girths.
AS they emerged from the resid euce
OF the deceased DR.. Hall walked In
front OF the pail bearers. An inti.
mate friend asked the doctor whas
caused the death OF Captain Blank,
and he replied:
Look at the faces and surcigles
OF bis pail bearers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10
Providing for the Future.

He was dining At a French re-.
staurant. and while be was sipping q
bis black coffee and firing 500 q lei ces
70 the minute at q girl In q fluffy
pink-snd-white dress. Q stranger
gracefully eommandeered his over
coat. He bad just reached the door
when the owner tapped him on the
shoulder.
Pardon me. SIR" he said. meek.
ly, but would you allow me 70 get
another cigar from my coaspockst.
In case | do not meet you a9ain2"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10
Plan For HevaIustIon.
From The Baltimore Sun.

From The Baltimore Sun.
The legislative committee of the
Federated Association of County
Commissioners. OF which Commis.
sioner Henry P Mann, OF Ba timore
county. is president, met February
l and adopted the bill providing for
reassessment aud revaluation of
property in the counties. This bill
does not affect Baltimore city. II
will be introduced in the Senate by
Senator Price, chairman Of the
Finance Committee.
Because Baltimore city does not
come under the provisions OF the bill
some OF the county members are OBJ
tecting to it, They claim that pro-
psrty in the city as well as in the
counties should be reassessed. 1t
is thought, however. that this op-
position will cease when it is shown
the county people that there is no
necessity for q reassesment in Bal
timore. that work already having
been done by the Appeal Tax Court.
Under the bill the judges OF the Ap
peal Tax Court are required to re-
port 10 the State Tax Commissioner
the amount OF rolling stock and
mileage OF railroad tracks in the
city limits. A similar report will
be made by the counties. This will
be done in order to provide for dis
tribution OF the taxes collected from
the counties and city
The bill to a great extent is simi-
lar to the measure under which the
late assessties OF the State was made.
The counties are divided into dis
tricts. there being one TO eight dis
tricts in each county. The Govern
or is to appoint two assessors at
large for each district, while the
County Commissioners OF each coun-
ty are 10 appoint an assessors for
each election district. The assess
ments are to be made by the three
assessors in each district and sub
mitted to the County Commission
ers
The assessors appointed by the
Governor are to receive $5 a day,
while those named by the County
Commissioners are to be paid the
same amount and 90 additional a day
for serving as clerks to the asses
sors. The assessment is to be com
pleted In 80 days, although the Gov
ernor will be empowered to inc ncreass
this limit II be deems 1t neces sary.
The assessment is TO begin on the
drst Tuesday OF next May, when
the assessors will meet at the court
houses OF the different counties
The bill contains "a typewriter
pages.
The Commissioners have also pre-
pared bill amending the Shoemak.
er Road law so that the coun ties
will be paid monthly for the road
work done under the law. Under
the present law the counties do not
receive the States part OF the money
until the work is completed.
The members of the committee are
DR.. Charles L. Mattfeldt, OF Balti.
more county, chairman; Mr.. William
N. Cooper. of Wicomico county;
Mr.. d. Lindley Sloan, OF Allegany
county; Mr.. James W. Ovens, of
Anne Arundel county. and Mr..
James J. Lindsay, OF Baltimore
county. Mr. Mann a'so attended
the meeting The Commissioners
later will have several more bills
for the Legislature.
Governor Crothers will support
the reassessment bill. Through it's
adoption it is believed the taxable
basis Of the State will be increased
many millions Of dollars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10
w y. q Railroad Time r.aI.

Train leaves MechaniesvilIe at u 3o
?. n, arriving at Brandywine at , 40
Pm. Pope's Creek Line leaves Brandy,
wine st 3:O2, PM Arrive in Washin1.
ton at 4 20 and Baltimore at 4 Ak =
Trains eonnecting with the Pope's Greek
Line at Bowie leave Washington and
Baltimore at 7S0. A. M M SUNDAY
trains to or from Mechanicsville.
Mal Stage leaves Leonardtown every
day. except Sunday. for Aechaniesyilis
&C 7.SO, A. -; leaves Mechaniesyille for
Leonardtown a. coon as mail in sorted
nc not later than ], H.A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10

BE- Senator Hill, OF New York. .
bachelor statesman, told OF a svm-
pathetic neighbor who asked q
bereaved little girl.
Did you hear your dear papa's
last words?"
Papa didn't have no last words."
she sobbed. Mamma was tbe,s
all the time"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10
Sam. Maru's Beacon.
, Printing. such N
Handblils. cirsulaxs
Bis lks. Bin Hsads. exseused with
nsssnsss and despatch.

Parties having Real or Psrspnai
Property for sale can obtain des-
cripsivs handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10
Leonard Hull.
Leonardtown. Md.
CONDUCTED By THE
Naverlan Brothers.

Leonard Hall affords excellent oppor-
tunities for Q thorough Preparatory And
High School Education.
Boarders and Day Scholars ara re.
eeived.
Terms for Boarders $50 Dcllars nar
year. Day Scholars according to Grades
The grounds are extensive and AFFORD
excellent advantages for Athletic Sports
. For further information. applv 10
BROTHER CONSTANTiNE.
Dee 23-1m. Dirarto,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-02-10
The Evidence LsekIna

Stand up. McNutty," said tbs
police magistrate. Are you guilty
or not guilty7"
Faith. an it's meself an can.
tell thot till o! hear tn ivIdensa -
replied McNutty.-Chicago News
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
LAWN TENNIS.
National Executive Committee Discusses
international Match with England.

The executive committee OF the nitsd
States National Lawn Tennis Association
met last night at the Waldorf Astoria for
the purpose Of hearing IN. report OF the
ranking committee and 10 discuss the pro-
posed International match with ENGLAND
The Englishmen want a yearly russi. vIth
the Americans. 'hc matches 10 he plh ed
alternately IN America and England and
IN order TO make III" right kind of n starr
IA" Britishers are willing "a come here
NEXT summer for the initial contest n was
Inder stood that the delegates favored m.
proposal III the Ensli-hman and The official
decision IN connection with " all he made
known to-day
IN" ranking 81 m. players Will h. also
made public II Is easy enough 10 guess
that IN The singles William \ farnad will
again top ~. liSf and In tho doubles Fred
erirk Nl.EHndsr and Harold ~ Hncse'-
sill he awarded N" pride of plac" III.
members NJ IA" committee Last night re-
gr.tIed m" sudden death 81 Butler Lamb
OF North Dakota On" ~ the -tanChes'
pillars IL IA" gam. in m" West II Was
mainly through his effort, thar IN. clay
court championship Na- instituted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
PURSES FOR YOsNG HORSES
Twe-Y~ar-Oihs Capture Foar Races n,
.Jacksouy The

JACKSONVILLE. Dec 23-The first folr
winners on the card to-day were ,wo-v.,r
Odds. and this II probably something thai IA,
never taken place before on n racrtrark
Tn" handicap. for two year oId.. wa. won
nv imprint. who showed what a Shif,y fiIly
she vas by beating "A good field IN ea-v
fashion dell was on" of IN. hottest TINS
OF The meeting IN ih- second race. and h,cL..I
from To I Ia y TO >. hut after LEADING 90
the stretch tired and was beaten call h,'
Nindin cite ' ~
The summaries
First Face IiTrcdsr> Purse uyr ,,a , r,t,
furinn9r MAJ weed a. Sweeney 10 ,,nr
Mnim. ins ,EnOs-l. IA ia IL second Norn,it M.
tPurnsl. Ia /. third TINE ia, Gram, I.-- 80,
R-d doe. Aphroditr. Ha1-Itnnrpr ana i,onss
Laurence aIso ran ~ '''''"''
4, Second RACE ~. and~ half fur'ons~- Min
adams. . tn s. ,ernnd Morning song i'y- ~
yelb. IS 10 |. third Time ~ is W.sf.r,
Belle. Waltz. CoIe'ta. Evia iusy Mis-. Wp,p
Vine Idns Collins and Harvest Noor also rrn
Third Race via furionRS iVAb-i ins In.ii,
. 10 ;. Won The whip. iG Davis, ~ 80 + second
Trustee. u, burns to l. third Ttfnr IA"
I'erriyahir. ~ WY. Ben i.omond ana Fnr' Worm
Fourth Racr ii, firIonss rrrrlr, ,io
tf'urn~' 20 :. DangrrTnnrs I0- ,,;o,s,
, 10 ]. second Eer1iS. lea tII-Ip. 10 tn tnIrJ
Ilmc ~ Grover Hugnc> ScrIrrm,g,
Patrick Y. ard M0ncri-f ai~n ran
Fifh Race one 1lilr and ssyrn,y ,,,d. ..
na~,ihn, NH H'"rt0n' n 10 l. won Ror { - ioo
WILSON Even. Second NAnI-ton ins ,J.ii'
u To y ihird Tirr~. iS-A Ten Pisces - prr
Rtdiln star and Isr Ms.,-r~on also ran
Ssih liac" INC milo and y sI.'~~r'g r,
~" ~ "" ross u IN 10. won Diren Mar
s~rits ilo LOTUS 5 20 /. ser"nd Judge " niion
Hhl Tor. Wander LADY Fisher Csmpa,gn.r ,,d
Ouhf OF BrIdgrvsier also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
No REvENTE FOR T.. or r.
Receipts FROM Army-Na,y Football
Games 90 To Relief Societies.

II turns our that The University Of Penn
-vl wanna in placing Franklin Field. Phila-
del phia. AZ N" disposal OF the ARMY and
Nayy for m. annual foorball yam" IN past
years has not rr""ivr'l any revenue from
'he sale o. tickets T. T S'nt.-bury
treasurer Of N" navy Relief society. sent
the following letter Ia TUE SIS yesterday
TO TIT EDITOR ~ Tw SrN In nj,
morning lssI" % yoVr usp"T 'h-r~ I, Statement
rhi' 'hr University % PrnnSyI' NniA FOo'baU
is>Oria ton T"'ri' - SiStHD rakro' from, 'h~
sale Of ~ univ rr-lty share ~ tho tickets for
'h- Arms Nay fOo'hsll gAr- I write - The
;rra,Irrr ~ he Navy Relief society Organized
rs the riyrrs'y % prnnsy wanna 70 .ay mat
she Arrogn's Of tho receipts and ruprndtirIrrs Of
rArh 1anr PASS annually through ms hands
'har ihe ni,"r>its reserves not dollar for
it, own ~ purposes. that the net proceeds
hr" i!Niirri between 'h- Army and the NANy
relief sOririi-s aud that Win This years con
'ribIiion Included 80 shall have received appTosi
Tpa rly synDp' from the university 80 devote to
'hr care NJ 'h~ willows ana orphans Of 'h- Officers
and mon VINO die m The srrNirr % the country
INC Army Relief society has received from rh-
same Sour'" similar
SroTraHrRT
1r-iNgrrr NANy Relief society
IEIi,pELPHfs D~crTb~i -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
NEW TWIST TO SCHOOL TANGLE.
High school AMI Games Committees D,fe ~
Over Basketball Player.

new item in the sauabble between the
Public Schools Athletic League and tn.
High School Games Committee developed
yesterday over Railen. a basketball PLAYER
% the >ewtown i.ish school. ::si!s;s: has
been PLAYING with the Newtown team right
along The work OF the aggregation Is ~
good that ~ 10 likely 90 finish the season
on 'Op Hut according to the High Schools
Games Commute" Bailem Is ine'igible 20
play With S-Ttown u ~ claimed 'ha, he
and he did not ;ulfil the thirty weeks rule
when he transferred his allegiance TO the
school Games committee has no jurisdiC-
ton IN Baiem'S case II the Public Schools
Athletic League sanctioned his transfer
hish schools committee Th.r. will ne a
meeting Of the Public schools Athletic
Ieagu" newt wek and Ba,leIn' . case Sil
he brought M Yor treatment The High
answerabie 20 the Board OF Education and
"' Among NJ ,hose Nho follow school sports
N"wto~n High school ranks well and so
does u Dillingham;; Its principal. He
pals Association and at a meeting 81 this
organization the following resolutions ~ere
adopted
Principals Associs ton that tho reprcs-n ,ativrs
OF the high schools derive their powers in high
rom o the Public s"hoo,s aiale,ic league s'' NV
Rr,oir,i. That A Is tn. sense ., nc Han school
committee i not and never has been \ rom u,lttec
OF the Public schools athletic LrAEuc
RsTolrsd. That "a " the sense Of the High School
Principals hssocia lion THAT the high school games
committee Vas justified in assuming complete
Jurisdiction In the Green caas. subject 10 the
;ieS Of tse Hoard Of Education or is committee
on a1hletics
RsBoirrf. Tha, n is the sense of 'hr High school
Principals Assorta ton that the high school games
committee uas jasiined in deciding the Green
F.:s4;s; issI :SP, p 3; e :sPS; ,I ,.,essT,
Athletic league. the chairman Of the high school
games committee and the chairman OF the hig h
srhoo committee Of the Board OF Education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
ROWING At ANNAPOLIS.
Mistiies Trying tn Arrange Races for
Fours This season.

ANNAPoLIs. Dec. -. The rowing season
at ihe Naval Academy il awaited with much
In t-re<t and rhore IL every indication of
one Of tn. stron gest crews that has repre-
ser tod tho Navy for many sea~ons. n we'll
a. good junior crews. including second and
third eishts. the fourth class sight and one
or two fours. An effort l. being made 80
secure some races for tho four-. con test
NJ the kind rot hsvin taken pla"" here sin e"
the early DAYS of rowing at the academy
The distinct event OF the season viii no
the races ~cheduled with the University Of
Pennsylvania after aquatic relations had
been discon 'inu.d for a half dozen years.
PENNSYLVANIA will bring III varsity and
freshman crews tn annapolis on May
The varsity and the first Navy crew will con e.
test over tho two mil" course. while the
freshman and fourth class crews will pull
a half mil. less Tn. only other race def
nit~ly fxed il that with Columbi, on MAY II
Prin viii both send crows Ia annapolis
the latter probably four
IL IL -sttled that there Will ~. no race
With Harvard this season. hut negotiations
ar" still pending With lni". though III"
chances Of rae" are NOT great Their" Is
Prin c~,on and Il Is hoped that the latter
will ~" ,- newly granted permission tn
arrang" on" or TWO races by sending a.
least a four tn Annapolis. syracuse will
row ~ Annapolis II II ~'r1iyhtapS ont its
aquatic tan gle and supports crew a. usual
two mem bers each by graduation. re~i9na-
ZION and illness M the fr@t crew Brown.
bow. has graduated and King. =. has typhoid
and will not I've able 90 row There remain
we~ms. ,. Azr~ll. 2 Merrnx. 5. 6rff,n. 4.
Johnston. :. and Iofiin. stroke In the
second crew Ainsworth. stroke. has gradu-
ated and spencer. q, has resigned The
following are sfill available Booth. bow
Powell. >. Whiting. Z Meyer. q Fritz. s. and
M~ias. Coach Gtendon will also have the
men who composed the excellent fourth
class crew las, season and mum her Of good
men IN junior boats.
The rowing squad will get several notable
additions from other branches Of sport
Douglas. the tall football tackle basket
ball and lacrosse player. - going 10 make
n strong EFFORT to make the first crew this
year. He abandoned lacrosse for rowing
last spring. but did not get further than the
third boat. This season h. u likely 10 do
better. Brown. the big football guard from
the fourth class. has decided that h. will
row. but whether Glrndon can find a place
for bis rOe pounds IL n question and no also
beginning. Dalton. the husky halfhack
who has hesn elected captain Of the foot.
ball team. and NcReaveS. the fourth class
man who did such fins work III IN. hack
field. are both inclined la tax. up IN. row ing
game Both are wanted IN other fields
however, Dalton A. hurdier. on the field
and track team and McR-avrY on th. nine
Richard ''lendon. the Goa, h. d. cN pecte,i
In Annapolis about the middle ~ January
Work on IN" machines ard IN the tank will
begin a. ono" upon his arrival and the.
crews will get on the water just A. soon A.
weather permits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
0LDEIELD orr FOR A YEAR.
necalcstSsns Dvtver Gets suspeasssa Cnti
jan Q. 1917. Prsm Contest nseFa.

barney Oidaeld. sa,ap-nai-d indefinitely
on October 10 by the contest board of ths
A, A. A. has b--n .diud r.d Ineligible "a
usry !. 1912. In other words a term has
been pat to the hitherto indefinite .aspens,on
h. - 80, =, ~ 49,, a.
s no ran aIoni OF tnc ~. =; y. 70 snow ms de,
Oh light. He draws a fifteen months dis
qualification for his pains. A r-gistered
driver. George II. Clark Who competed under
an assumed name in a meet run by Oldneld
at Ascot Park IL ruled Oh until January 1.
1919.
inc oidneid case and many other matters
were taken up at meeting Of the contest
tor, IN. f,d;n,. 80, annn,,,..a r,rr.lIv
.o". .Io nn"s "e,e " ,, 'i'i..,,
Of the A. A. A.. L. A. Wright. Joseph u.
WOO oHa nar,a -. bee " ana as " W., " ~
hollander and Alfred Reeves Of the ad-
visory committee wer. present.
- 10 o,dness w" statement ier,rs ma a,
tho r',les a. ReadNiIl.. Mass That was
circuit while under suspension for having
pusiiist. who isnr a registered driver.
in ,.no,,on snd n,rh.rmor. on Dscsmbcr
=. ~ ~. ,.. 80. 80. n I.
Inh an uhsanotionoa nisS. ~ ho.
tnacs. Inc snspcns,Sn uhtm .an"sy l.
tei1. applies 70 Oidheid as promoter. o"her'
entIant or driver.
~ Inc TD horsepower bSnz tne Tr,ncrr
ncnry sem the NanderoN Darracu am
the six cyllnder hno1 cars which comps..n
IN the ASCOT Park meeting are Darreu irYn
sanctioned meets s1uaiiy ss long IA do
netd. j. Ask: sloane. Oldnetd manager.
also In disaualined until Jan nary lys
leslie henry OF Los Angeles Al tho fhcIn"
Coast Motor Racing Assocta ION a. co,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
lee Yachting.

los. BF.N,H. i Dec. - only one
round VA sailed ih'- afternoon IN ne second
rp'" for IA" cpmmOdpra'- remnant 81 IN.
Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht club
Capt Waiter Content Isabel Leading with
the -Irl" rv usr- Blanche -"rond rnp'
It"'Ilrr- brub inird and capt O'Brnn :
lack r"~' IL-t I""au-.' ~ the hgkr wind
Isabel mad" m" 'Eo and n half mile lar %
~ m nu'.'- - seconds
Rem B,NE . Dec - The hight
wind. Ir", nn'sd zoe yachf racing bat a
few yachts of tho club feet were on' today
On tho North ShTevsbury tuning NJ for tho
InI-fHl rae" NJ the season the com rnodnrs'a
race. which ha- been Officially called rs
tOsnmolore Thomas Henry Grant for
Monday morning AZ 10 o'cloCk The
starters vil Ikeiy be the DMiay. Tyro.
Wizard. Silver Heels and Eagle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
SURPRISE IN CHESS TOURNEY
YALE DEFEtTS HtRt arm M
3 GtuES TO o.
Columbia Maintains winning Form ansi
by Heating PRINCETON Leads In the
Contest Close fisht for second
Place Princeton Team DutrlAssrti.

Completely surprl-tns IA" talent IN the
second round OF the nineteenth annual
intercollegiate chess toITna ment contested
at the Mes SD" Republican club in this
civ ys---.day. Wales representatives over
came those OF Harvard to tn. tune ~ 7
games to and thereby avenged the def.a,
susta ined IN the aunu1 match On ten boa rds
at New Haven on IN" eve 81 tn. big football
match.
Incidentally the sons Of old Ill werr of
lateral assistance 20 tolumbia even
though the Blue and Whi'. wrr" not really
in need ~ atd The New Workers. helped
as they wcr" nv forf"i'"d gum" AZ the TOP
boa ri. experienced NO difficulty ia polish
ing OF Princeton bN the score ~ to l.
precisely m" am" ir'nl- hv which they
downed Yale On the opening dIv Column
bia " scheduled - meet Harvard IN the
hnal round. beginning az noon TODAY. and
u the figures here gwen are any criterion
whA tsver they appear 10 spell certain vic
tory for the MorningSId' Heights Combina
ton. Columbia leads with six games won
to two lost. while Harvard - hnlf A poin,
ahead OF Yale
In consequence" OF the departure for the
South OF L. NJ Bament. who had played
nrst board on THURSDAY Princeton for
fetted one game and an uncar ned victory
went 10 the credit Of &. u Ramsdell Of
Columbia Having thus assumed the lea
the New Workers. never rclinCuished IL.
s. II. Childs. fourth board for Columbia.
was the frst 30 bring his gar me. with KENYON
OF Princeton, TO conclusion. winning by
means OF brilliant coup in the middle
stage compiled tions. which nettcd him
rock.
Capt J. u. Bcadle was again TO the fore
in behalf OF columbia and succeeded IN
defeating Shafer of Princeton at the third
table. Beadle succeeded in forcing a pawn
TO the seventh row. forcing his opponent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
.JOCkFYS SPENDED.
=. smith. Mand-rS and RetrS set Do~t
NJ Jnarey.

IrsRFz. Mcyco. Dec 23-lnmcdia'"v
after the running Of IN" last rae" ~ rerr'las
Park to-day Presiding steward PRO" an
nounc"d that thre" Jockeys, Sn1''.
Nnndrr- and RettIg have been indefinitely
suspended The ride put up by ~'ufh
Yesterday on GLADYS Louise. The even money
favortt". va- very Un-Ht'-ia"tnry ana ~
InvsstIgntion was imm cdiatrlv hrgur. WITH
the result that - Smith was caught vl'h re
gooda Jockey NAnder- offered -" 10
keep the iaVort" from Ninn,nR hnd -N.
along with Smir h a. h" vas the Hg"r' no
offered IN" hoy III" upn"y J""h"' h"'k
got ia" KAT" h'rHl-" h" had n',-I'"' -
from person not connected WITH ~ -. nc
Tor winning race
m" handicap a. ~ furlcnG- r"-..'.. ~
an "n-V NUtory Tor Folli'. Levy IN. .l"n.
tally the mare created u new fra"t '"'Ti
for RI" dtLan'". stepping y m 49,,
which j. - fifth -cc"nd in-t"r thnn ~" '''.'
previous 'I'n" mad" bN seven tv' .t-' ..''
Sh" "nrrI"d i23 pounds and va u''"' 10
tended :" ,Nin hv IIhr"" .rnsN
winners Iock"y NolHn had hi '"..t-'"h.
broken when nv mount. ~urrngI.' u. ''
IN" start IN IN" third ~" h" sum. .
First Rae ~" aui = rHl' 'sr"nrs -
rTds i@ .Mgrphy u ,, 20 3 %on i7'..,
. S% to 7. thlrd Tim %"' ~ " Mas ,r-..
shhinrocs, Caonih, Personally and STR -
second Race 81, 'prions, ~ , 20.
,M MOI 10 10. ..n, M9 90 ~ ~
Jack. smiling Maiden. Lady Tend and ''''
..ThirI Race seven 'prionr. no. ryn,. %
murphy 20 =. won Cro-so,rr. ~ 80
s"'o ,lr % f fi0"f ~ IT. mar@r. S
N %4ih no 's so, 'y Tssgss r: ao,
(: to .rcona f,eruie. la "an' -" IN
INN Gr@s 81. ,u.!ons,. gn,r, .n
10 / Second Uidicn Hand or iU" -
ihird Time. ii7' :. FlIsr. 'r''~o hr SOW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24

HADkFSsACk. dc" - The first cross
country run b.twren the runners al tho
hl gh schools III Pa-~aic and Hack~Dsack
wa. held this afternoon and was won by
Van TyIa ~ Pa-saIC IN - minutes ~ seconds.
the dI-tHn"" b~inR about three and a quar- 70
ter miles Russell Phillips 81 hacken-ack
wn- fwcntV yards behind the winner
Flower 81 pa--aiC third Gold and
silver medals went to the Winners Fifteen
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Crescent Beats Bride -h an, ptau.

The Crescent \ e basketball team de-
frn' ed N" Bridgrhamp'on team from Long
Island last night in III" tr".cent 4 &. gym
nasium IN BROOKLYN nv score Of 81 10 IS
Tn" Crescent team was to line mp against
N. N-N York nivsr-ity i've hut the game
wa- do, larnd IN ~ the last minute Cre+-
cent hnd ~ regular lineup IN the field and
NJ IN" aud Of the first half had lead 81
fhrc,. points Root and CHRIST en-on of the
rr-csn'- mad" two foul goals each. while
u Fahy mad" thre" for the Long Island
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lam, Won't Ms~s ksarpr,

Edmund iamy. IN" champion amat,
specs skater. has declined IN. Offer Of IN.
-. Nicholas Rink managers 10 hsv. him
com" h"re from Ssrana~ Lake 10 ska,.
Phil k"arn"y match race next Thurrday
night On tn. grounds that he has NOT had
any prariIc. aud y In NO condition 90 race
h"arnrN VIII therefore take part IN The half
from scratch There will also b. a half mill.
novice race. entries for which cio@~ ON Mon
SiNfy sIIfh street N