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The Delta independent., 1911-09-08

Rev. J A. Johnson returned on
Tuesday from Conference at Colo
RADIO Springs, with his appointment
for another year. This was in COM
pliance with a unanimous request
form the congregation.
1t will certainly pay anyone who
is figuring on buying furniture in the
future TO avail themselves of the
many splendid bargains that are
still on the floor at the Howe Fur
niture sale. Never again will furni-
ture be sold so cheaply in Delta
county.
Engineer Pease, reclamation en-
gineer of the Uncompahgre Project
was a Delta visitor yesterday. For
mer engineer of the project, l. w.
Mcconnell was also here from New
ada. The latter attended Elk's
lodge Wednesday night, and visited
his cousin, NJ. R. WEIGH.
Arnold Rowbotham, son of Ce-
daredges mayor, returned to Colo
RADIO College far his third term, yes
terday Mayor Rowbotham was here
"Wednesday night with the Elks,
and another son, Harold, who is
the ranchman of the family, accom-
panied him.
| Ben Penley left Saturday morn
| ing for La Fayette. Illinois, where
he will attend Purdue college this
winter. He will take up railroad
mechanics. Ben proved himself
good student at Boulder last year,
but did not return there because
of not being able to get the full
course in the line he desired.
T E Lamb, S. L. Cockreham
and Harry Hayward, went to Mont
rose Monday as a committee from
the Elk's lodge at this Place, to
confer with a committee from the
Montrose lodge in preliminary ar
rangeme looking to the settle
ment of a boundary line between
the territory properly belonging to
each.
There will be special services at
the Christian church Sunday morn
ing, in both Sunday school and
preaching. coming up to our annual
day A full attendance of all
members is asked. Subject for dis
cussion Sunday morning: The mis-
sion and Authority of the Apos-
ties. All are invited. Baptism was
administered to four last Sunday
and will be administered to one
next Sunday.
| Mrs J. E. Hillman returned home
Saturday after attending the grand
lodge meeting of the Pythian Sis
tiers. where she received the high
honor of being selected Grand Chief.
The position is merited one and
tn selection of Mrs. Hillman is one
of the best that could have been
made. The honor to Delta and to
Delta lodge is duly appreciated
and Mrs. Hillman is the recipient
of Widespread congratulations.
The stables burned at l.. A.
Cook ranch on California mesa
near the Pea-Green school house
Saturday. consuming also, about sc
tons of hay and some grain. The
tenants were away from home and
but for the passing of DIR. Cleland
and Attorney Walker in an auto
mobile at the time. three horses
would have been burned, which the!
succeeded in liberating. The fire is
supposed to have been started from
a campers fire.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-08
DEATHS.

John Harris died at his home
three and one-half miles north OF
Cedaredge Tuesday. aged II years.
The funeral was held Mt the Bap-
list church Wednesday at 10 a. M.
under the direction of the Odd Eel
lows lodge. of which Mr.. Harris
was n member. Interment in Ce-
daredge cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1911-09-08
Oklahoma Property.

One good farm, town property
and telephone exchange in the
best county in Oklahoma. on the
noted Washita. for exchange Tor
Delta county PROPERTY. j. b. Bald
win, phone Delta 592.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
BIEN VENIDOS

Procedentes de Santiago de Cuba, ue-
garon esta manana en- el vapor Julia, Ell
senior don F'ac1ndo Bacardf. su distin-
gmda esposa y su eneantadora hiia.
El viaje del senor Bacardf Sc rela-
clona con ell prop6sito de estudiar nues-.
tro medic industrial, fin de poder fa-.
|brlcar aquf el afamado Bon BocordsS
que es una de las primeras industrias,
cubanas.
Ell mercado va >>tiene alberto el Ron
Bacardl, merced a 1a calidad ifasupera.
BILE del articulo y a La propaganda ex=
traordlnaria que viene hacienda nues-
tro buen amigo don NJ Y. Estrada.
De desear seria que el connotado IA
bricante cubano, hallase el medic de-
traer a Puerto Rico su renombrada in.
dustria. !
Mientras duran estas experiencias eE
Sr. Bacardf y STU distinguida familia
permaneceran EN- San Juan, aloiados ers
lei domiciho de nuestro estimado amigo
don Ramon Almazan, que es intimo &
los senores de Bacardi, a quienes desc
mos agradable permanencia entire nc
tros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
La despedida de
Margarita Cy1lejo
UNA CARTA
UNA CARTA

La gentil Margarita CALICO nos en-
via La siguiente carta que insertamos
con mucho gusto:
San Juan, p. r., 3 de Octubre de 1911.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Antes de abandonar, sabe Dios hasta
cuando, ell suelo hospitalario y genera
so de mi amada Patria, por satisfacer
una necesidad del alma mas que por ell
cumplimento de un deber, me permito
mOlestar a La culta prensa puertorrique-
ma, que con el ariete formidable de su
poder y exquisiteces de su galanterla
fue mi companera inseparable en- La Pc
regrinaci6n art1stica que con favorable
exito acabo de realizar& para que Sc sir
va 1lacer p1blico mi eterno agradeci-
miento, p0r las atenciones carinos y
ayuda material que me han dispensado
los moradores de todos los pueblos que
he recorrido, hasta hacer, 81 no total
mente, all menOs en- la parte mas diff
ell, que mis- ensuenos art1sticos tuviesen
realidad tangible.
No tengo que hacer distinciones, por-
que Puerto Rico es uno cuando del bien
y del sentir patrio Sc trata.
Pero es mi deseo reiterar una vez mas
mi especial afecto y gratitud, hacia la
Fraternidad Escolar y Colonias Espa-
nolas de La Isla.
Gracias los moradores de Puerto Ri
co, manana microbes, 81 Dios no 10 i'm
pide, embarcar6 con mi amante padre
CON rumbo Italia
Lamento Infinite que la falta de ITEM
po me privara de visitar todos los pue-
bios de mi Borinquen, pues segura es-
toy de que en- ellos hubiera sido recibida
con ell mismo entusiasmo y afecto.
Yo no sc 81 lograr6 triunfar; de 10
que 81 estoy segura es, de que habiendo
contraido una gran deuda moral con
mi Pals, todos los SACRIFICES me pare
ceran pocos para solventarla hasta
ofrendarle alg1n d1a los laureles de la
victoria
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, gracias, gra-
cias por tu generosidad!, y recibe con
'su mas carinosa despedida ell alma de
:.e MargorTto Collejo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
Senior Conaisionado..

Nos llegan noticias de la isla que mu-
chos nilos sc ham quedado sin escuelas
este aiIo.
Y de San Juan no hay que hablar.
Un colega que presume de estar bien
enterado, dice que en- Santurce, en- La
division que comprende el Machuchal,
Seboruco, Minillas y otros barrios de
bajadores, importantes, las facilida-
des de la instruction p1blica no pueden
ser mas p6simas.
En LIS escuelas de las paradas % y
25, hay mas de 200 ninos que estan 4
media rlci6n de instruction diaria, Y
tai vez, mas de ese n1mero no Obten-
dram ninguna facilidad
En- la parada 25, en- Santurce, existe
una casa escuela instalada encima de
una pulperia. Es un verdadera moles-
tia para la salud de los ninos. Una casa
yieia, con una escalera estrecha, empl-
nada >sumamente peligrosa para las
personals mayOres y con mucfla mas fa-
z6n para los ninos Ademas de este, 81
por un evento de los que Ocurren de or
dinario hubiese I'm conato de lncendlO
en- tai casa escuela, La mayor parte de
los nillos perecerian irremisiblemente de
asfxia, quemados 6 atropellados.
Ali, por supuesto, los ninos no tienen
facilidad alguna de recreo sino CON los
abrazadores rayos del SOL Esa escuela
debe ser cambiada sin dilaci6n algma
Conociendo nosotros los buenos de-
secs del Con1isiOnado de instruction Mr..
Dexter esperamos que tales deficiencias
de las cuales Sc hace eco la prensa obre-
ra sean corregidas convenientemente
para seguridad y garant1a de los alum
nos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
Alyna Lyna y
Pena, la Morenita

En- ell vapor Filadelfa, y con rumbo
d las playas venezolanas, Sc han en-
barcado hoy las gentiles dsvettes Alyno
y Pena, la Morenita.
Despues de haber hecho una prove
chosa tourn6e art1stica por La isla de
Puerto Rico, Sc ausentan con ell prop6-
sito de recorrer la America Central y,
una vez terminados sus compromises,
retornar a Pr Paris, donde residen
Al desear un reliz viaje & la hermosa
argentina cartada por Llorens Torres y
a La andaluza que ha hecho una es pecia-
lidad del garrot1n, deseamos tambien
que vuelvan muy pronto a visitarnos y
a traemos la gracia de SUI arte de su
belleza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03

mas diarias, ell publico avisado sonrle,
adivinando Ell juego; los que estan des-
prevenidos contra los artiticios de la
politica Green asistir a un positive le-
vantamiento del espiritu en- las regio-
nes en- que todo va a ras de terra, por-
que del ideal ha triunfado un ut1l1ta-
rismo oportunista.
iQuiere mayores claridades el cole
GA? Por nuestra parte estamos dispues-
tos q hablar con toda la franqueza que
sea necesaria par que nadie Sc lame
q engano y para que queden perfecta-
nnente definidas las posiciones de todos.
Pero no Sc anticipe ell diario republi-
cano confundiendo la tendencla que
busca en- una orientacion puertorriQue-
ma por y para los puertorriquenos, CON
ell antiamericanismo que tanto procuca
'hacer resaltar en- los demas ell diario
bilingue.
En- tanto que en- Washington Sc man
tenga impenetrable Ell enigma de nues-
tro destino, no es ilicito nj es antiamer1-
cano combatir por La autonomla nj aun
por la Independence.
Que liable La esfinje, que nos revele
nuestro horoscope, y entonces Sc nos
podra exigir la fidelidad que ahora re
sulta oficiosa. por llamarla piadosa-
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
DE BAYAMON
ESPLENDIDO BALE

En- la noche del domingo celebr6 un
esplendido baile la Colonia Espanola de
Bayam6n, el cual vi6se sumamente con-
currido.
Distinguidas senoritas de Comerio y
Cataflo acudieron La invitaci6n, real
zando La fiesta con sus gracias y esplen-
dores. ,
Tanto el presidente don Ricardo Vela
como los Jovenes, entire ellos, don Ma
nuel R. Hostos don Arturo Diaz Sc
desvelaron por obsequiar al bello sexo
que llenaba de bote en- bote el salon.
ALI tuvimos ell gusto de conocer a las
simpaticas senoritas Matilde Carmen
Umpierre quienes fueron muy festeia-
das.
Actos tan brillantes como ell del do
mingo, son los que hacen falta en- dicho
centro de recreo para dar mayor anne
nidad realce dichas festas.
Hemos dido asegurar que Sc prepara
una nueva jarana que como de costum-
bre quedara muy lucida, eorriendo ell
champagne para todo ell mundo. >. que
pague.
RONDADOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
COME RCLAL

Los senores Fritze, Lundt y Go. Sues,
nos ayisan con fecha 10. de Octubre que
ell socio de dicha frma don H. Koberg,
ha cambiado su calidad de gestor de dl-
cha sociedad por la de Comandltarlo, y
cue ham admitido como socios gestores
3 don Otto Ohrt y a don Theodor Duck
v;tz. Y han conferido poder general a
don F. A. c. Hastrup.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
LOS REPATRIADOS

Han llegado va procedentes de M6xi-
CO.. los trabajadores natiEos que Sc au-
sentaron yoluntariamente para dicho
pals. .
Aeompanados por ell Sr Luis Weis-
berg vienen cuarenta y cuatfo adultos,
nueve jovenes y tres ninos.
Este aeto de la Camara Legislative
bien merece un APPLAUSE, y debe ser una
aludable advertencia para los que to
dav1a Green en- las pr6dicas de muchos
agentes que tratan de negociar con el
trabajo de los obreros enganandoles, en-
perjuicio de su salud y de SUI bienestaH
relative
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
Ell Cine Tres Basaderas

Con un Iieno complete hicieron SUE
reaparicion las Madrilenitas siendo
mary aplaudida La simpatica ]any en- to-
dos sls numeros
Las pelieulas todas completameEte
variadas fueron muy interesantes. Hay
todo compIetamente nuevo, tanto las
pelicnlas como los bales, continuando
la rebaja de precios
Con tan soberbios programs augu-
ramos q la empresa TN verdadero'
6xito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03
Varias Noticias

Hemos recibido $'La Luz del Porve-.
mr. reylsta semanal de estudios psico-,
loglcos y morales, que Sc publica en- Ma
yaguez baJo la direction de la sefiora
FRANCESCA Suarez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03

Ell BOLETIN despide con ell mayor
afecto y la mas alta simpatia la pre-
coz y bella artista, la que aguarda, sin
duda, un brillante porvenir, y lie desea
en- union de su senor padre, ell distin-
guido Maestro Callejo, I'm felicisimo
viaje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03

Ell domingo por La noehe hubo una
agradable Jaranita en- ell domicilio de la
conocida familia Musa. La interesantss
fiesta intima resulto animadisiBla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03

henloS reclDIdO La Luz del POrye-
nir reylsta semanal de estudios psico-,
logicos y morales, que Sc publica en- Ma.
yaguez bajo la direction de la sefiorss
Francisco Suarez
Ha causado muy buen efecto en- esta
capital la absoluci6n del senior Francis.
co Cartagena, quien Sc hallaba acusada
de supuesto delito de Justification.
Tia salldo para Guayama ell senior
Manuel V. Domenech, Presidente del
Partido Repubicano. Ell senor Dome
mech visit6 la poblaci6n en- asuntos par-.
ticulares.
ess.-+%ss> ss:-<%s><.I7 "A #5.=7' .-------,
Ha regresado de San Sebastian eE
doctor Yturrindo, de Catano
Los senores Domenech Faiardo.
han rectificado ciertos informes sunni
nistrados a la prensa, acerca de la for
macl0n del partido de independencia~
Han debutado con 6xito en- Afeciba
una compalla de Variedades, dirigida
por los senores Miguelete y Pasqua1e.
La .prensa de Mayaguez conlbate Is
ordenanza Municipal acerca de la SUI
basta de carnes por ereerla perjudiciaI
a los intereses del pueblo.
Los senores Fritze, Lundt y CO.
Sccrs., nos participant que dentro de
breves dias ilegara este puerto la &C..
1eta s. s. Berwsaad, con un gran carga-
mento de cenento Alpha. Porgtaud
Manana microbes, embarca para los
Estados Unidos, ell Joven don GerarGtp
Torres, que va con objeto de estudiaE
dos amos que Ie faltan para terminar Saa
carrera.
Ell domingo por La noehe hubo una
'agradable Jaranita en- ell domicilio de E2
conocida familia Musa La interesantss
fiesta lntIma resulto animadisiBla.
Ell trasatlantico espaTol N. de PSasc-
J1os, que viene consignado a los sefloras
Sobrinos de Izquierdo y Co., sali6 aver
tarde para los puertos de Mayaguez y
Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-03

Ell trasatlantico espanol H. de Pssasc-
Jbos, que viene consignado los senores
Sobrlnos de Izquierdo y Co., sali6 aver
tarde para los puertos de Mayaguez y
Pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14

Columbia overwhelmed Lafayette In
dual track meet on South Field yesterday
by the score of 81 points TO 3d. Columbia
won ten Of the thirteen events and carried
off a majority Of the seconds and thirds.
Harry s. Babcock. the Columbia captain
was the star performer of the day, winning
first prize in the high hurdles, teing Tor
first in the high jump, scoring second In
the broad jump and discus throw and third
in the hammer throw. The pole vault was
omitted, so that he missed his chance OF
adding 1--WE points TO the total OF Is ne
scored
H. H. Jacobs, the Columbia Splinter, won
the furlong in good time, crossing the finish
line five Yards ahead of Schwartz Of La
fayette, In is seconds. He had little
difficulty in capturing his heat in the hun
dred and won the final. but the referee
decided that the race should be run over.
inasmuch as the starters pistol failed to
work properly. Jacobss second start was
very poor and Spiegel Of lafayette, beat
him TO the tape by inches. The time was
10 Us seconds.
T. c. Morgan won the half mile for
Columbia In easy fashion, romping home
thirty yards In the van, with Bannerman,
of Lafayette, second Morgan made his
race in the first quarter mile. obtaining
commanding lead which he held to the
end. F. S. Thomas won the quarter for
Lafayette after a bitter struggle with
Foester Of Columbia. Thomas kept out IN
front from the pistol. with Foester run
ming close at his heels When the Column
bja man got ready to make his spring ne
found himself pocketed and had to be satis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
Eocn for Columbia Athletes
Thew Win Ten of Thirteen Events in Dual
Meet with Lafayette.

, fed with second place. although he hnished
less than foot behind Thomas. <.,.u
c. j. Nourse the old Harvard footpali
centre, threw the hammer for Columbia
and won the event with a throw or llO leel
"a inches.
The summaries follow:
yard dash-Won by J. E. spiegel, Lafay-
cite; II. II. Jacobs. Columbia, second ~ H.
22O-yard dash-won by II. II. Jacobs, c9lum-
bia; II. v. Schwartz, lafayette second H. l.
a4O-yard run--wan by P. s: Thomas. L Z, 7,
cite: W F. l.. Foester, Columbia, second H. V
schwartz, Lafayette, third Tine s OBS 5o,un,-
bia; G. H. Bannerman. Lafayette second w
i. T.. Fcester Columbia. third. Time, 1903 3.
one-mlle run-Won by II. Fl. Rowland col
umbla F. Mcdonald. Columbia. second +. -
Schock. Lafayette third Time, 4:3lS.
ba; s. Maurice: Columbia, second ,6!,. j. > Id
iSo-yard high hurdles-Won by Il. 5. Bah
cock Columbia j. f. spiegel. LAFAYETTE, sec
ond J. c. Cassidy. Columbia, third. Tine
20 ward low hurdles-won by y. p. Ward,
Columbia J. y. spegei. Lafayette sec9aald' D.
Running high jump-Tie for first place be
tween r. S Babcock, G. D. Benson and II. T;
Weiskotten, all OF Columbia. with feet
Running broad tump--won by y. B: Ward
Columbia, with jump OF p feet inches, ~ ~
s Babcock, Columbia. with 20 feet l0i2 Ineaes;,
second; F. L. Bentley, Lafayette with 20 feet
Ia inches. third. ,o,o,...,a
Shot put-Won by L. r. Jones. IAfayette'
with put of IS feet inch; R. Hale gola NJ,
ba, with SO feet inches. second; T. H. NC
coun. columbia with 33 feet. third. -,
Hammer throw-Won by c. J. Nourse, Co[-
umbia, with a throw OF 10 feet p. inches L.
r. Jones, Lafayette. with 104 feet b inches
second: H. s. Babcock. Columbia. with 81 feet
third. vi, co,,,,,bi,
discus throw-Won by r. Hale, Columnia'
with throw of 81 feet inches; II S. Ba6-
cock Columbia with so feet, second; l. H.
tones Iarayette with so feet inches, third.
Score-Columba. So Lafayette, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
MIDGET RUNNERS COMPETE
Fairly Swarm Over Track in Nc
Cabe District League Games.

Four hundred midget athletes competed
before several thousand enthusiastic spec
tators at the annual games Of the McCabe
District League at Commercial Field,
Brooklyn, yesterday. The officials who at
tempted to conduct the meet faced stu
alton which commanded their full energies
The youngsters swarmed around the track
like bees around honey
The sixteen schools furnished a stiff and
exciting struggle for the point honors The
athletes of Public School 81. which pre-
scented a well balanced SQUAD, carried of
the team prize, with a score Of 10 points
Public School 100 was many points In the
rear, with g. while Public School l5s was
THIRD. with 1914 points.
The summaries follow
Fifty-yard dash (s5-pound class)-Won hy
baum. Public School $50. second; o. Nelson.
Public School 81. third; s. shinkowitz, Public
s'sSE iss fG sash I%
G. Parton, Public School 81. c. Parish. Public
school 1853. second x. zabrskie Public School
i44. third; l. Ross e Public School IA,
seventy-yard dash 600 pound class)-won
by 4. Goldberg, Public School 1870; G Deu,sch.
100. ' fourth time. DOS 4S S' III" tu0"' S'h00'
Elshty-Nard dasn tll5 pound class)--Won
sky. Public School 100 second: ". BROOKS.
Public school 100. third; T. soneila. public
school 1903 fourth. Time. 900 a.
1O0-vard dash UNLIMITED weight class
Won by L. Almors, Public School 81. r Fem
stein, Public school i44. second b. Finkei-
Public school 100. fourth. Time. o12
seo-ysrd relay (s5-pound classJ-Won by
Public School U.s. CSobel Fisher Mi.ho,stv
Cunlnnins); Public School IA (Kerbs Marcus
Rosseson, Donald. second Public school az
Weiss. Greenberg, Berkin. Fleischtrl. third
Public School ioo weinberg. Greenberg, Mi.
Ter. Parton). fourth Time, ois Is
<inyard relay 100 pound classD-Won BY
Public school IA (CaplAn. Liebsrman. cold
berg. shapiro. Public School 100 (Deutseh.
Y. Carlin. Rivken. Wetstone), second Public
School $50 (Moskowitz Goldberg. Dannenberx
Friedhtrej. third Public School I5s Gold
man, Marrow. Dornbaum. FormanJ. fourth.
Running high jump os5pound olass)--won
~ c. Rcrkin. Public SCHOOL e6 4 feet 2
inches: 5 Mudlin, Public School l59 4 feet
inch. second: =. Sodansky. Public School 81,
! feet. third: l. Lipshitz. Public school i5s
feet II inches. fourth.
Standing broad Jump ts5-ptund clsss)- Won
II inches, X. Zsbrskie. Public school ia
T. feet inches. second J. Karp. Public school
$50 q feet inches third. r slutsky Public
school 81 feet inches fourth.
Standing broad jump 1oo-pound CLASP
Won BY r Watt. Public School 81 feet; r.
second; T. Dsnncnberg, Public School $50. q
feet 3 inches. third \. selWit Public school
100. q feet . inches. fourth
Running high jump 'llS-pound classb Won
by T.. Robbins. Public school 1855 feet q
inches: c. Fisiek. Public School 81. ( feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14

ENGLISH POLO FOUR WINS
Defeats Fox Hunters with Ease
at BrYn Mawr.

Philadelphia. May 13.-The British polo
team which will play in the International
challenge match defeated the Fox Hunters
at Bryn Mawr this afternoon. 70 goals 10
ga. The visiting team were mounted on
strange ponies, but succeeded IN outplay-
ing their opponents, displaying a dash and
spirit that aroused the enthusiasm OF the
spectators
Captain Lloyd, OF the British team. hs-
ured prominently in the match. scoring
several goals and also preventing the
Bryn Mawr team from tallying at critical
times. Leutenants Palmes and Edwards
and Captains Lloyd and Barrett made up
the English team. while H. w. Harrison.
c. r. Snowden, Alexander Brown and b
f. Stewart composed the Fox HuntoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
NAVY BEATEN ON TRACK
Pennsylvania Athletes Win An
nual Contest from Middies.

Annapolis. May l3-Local track records
were smashed at a great rate on the
Naval Academy clnder path this afternoon
when the University of Pennsylvania field
and track team defeated the Navy by the
score of "a to So Nine Academy records
were broken and one was equalled out OF
the twelve events contested, the visitors
getting credit for most Of the new records
PAUL, OF Pennsylvania. broke the mile
record and lowered the half-mile figures
winning the latter in l:59 1-5. Wolfe, OF
Pennsylvania, won the two-mle run In
$50 l-5.
Carey, the feet captain of the Navy
team, equalled his own record of AS Sec
onds for the loo-yard dash.
one.miIa run-won by PAUL PENNSYLVANIA
lowering, Pennsylvania second, Bodley. Penn
s,lvaha, third Time AIS.
1OO-yard dash-rWon by Carey. Navy,
Minds. pennsylyania. second; Wild. Navy.
i20-yard hurdies-Won by Dickens, Navy.
Dalton, Navy. second Griffith. Pennsylvania
Half mile ygnw.n co by PAUL F., psnniyya9iI
Broad jump-Won by l. a. Flamme. Penn
.ylyana; Dalton %ayy; second ,sIS.. Wild Navy
thd Distance 81 b, te1 H.Yb incheI p.nn,v,van.
Proctor. Pennsylvania. second; Asserson. Navy,
third. Height. IL feet 10ia inches.
200-yard dash--Won by Carey Navy; Minds,
p6nnsyiyania. second; Short. Navy third.
Time. OBJ As
Hammer throw--Won by Hintze. Navy:
Murphy Pennsylvania. second, Good. Navy.
third Distance. 1.a fee, OF, inches.
Two-mile run-Won by Wolfe. Pennsyi-
vsnie; Hull. Navy, second Gutherz. Penn
sylvania. third Time. $50 Is.
High jump-Won by Farrier, Pennsylvania;
Burdick. Pennsylvania, second. Lane. Penn
sylvania. third. Height, feet IN inches.
220-yard hurdles-Won by Dalton. Navy;
Grifith. Pennsylvania. second; Miller, Navy,
third. Time. OBS.
Quarter mile run--Won by Carey. Navy.
Smith. Pennsylvania. second. Plsburg, Navy,
TT ird Time. so 3-5
Shot put--Won by Elder. Pennsylvania
Howe. Navy. second: Brown, Navy. third.
Distance. 40 feet 10 inches