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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW YORK. fhitks.
ns wa''' 0 ss I H5s lS Cox f %S 49, 81,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
To d.y 554O 600 $4,000 $4,000
Iast week ........sO9.0 600 $4,000 3liyD
LAST year .......s2l.0O 900 li650oo $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
a5 roo s0s 600 1000
Iss1 week ........ 10000 $4,000 $500
Last Year ......... 5000 $4,000 5il.ooc
FLOuR AND MEAL-Flour was again
Quiet Buyers continued 10 hold on. al,housn
authorities here are o. the sp 55Ss, '9s sosr
streights. s. a5ns4 40; winter patents, 81 oog
81 SO. spring clears. 81 l5ast 80; extra No !
winter So 65as3 50; no ~ 5000 ~; MAD n.,
sns.. s. soas5 20. BUcKwHEAT FLOUR
Dull: 81 s5as3 per 100 h: RYE FLOUR.
quiet fair @ sSed 50 $Sgss 81 cnsiss 70
Kiln dried. 1855 BAG MEAL-Fins white
and yellow, 81 45dsl so; coarse. 81 iodSl -
FEED-Western dun; bran, TO arrive, 100 NO.
SOS 10; red dog 500 10: city quiet; bulk, 20 90
sacks. 81 25: middiing. s26 IJasoo, red dog
$50 so OILMEAL-s3las32.
COTFEE--Developed saggng tendency
opening at a decline OF 10 points, ana clos
ing AZ the bottom. With a net loss OF ~ J"
points Aside from moderate buying for Euro
pean account, which caused sHht rsiy
around midday. the trading seemed 10 consis,
largely Of local operations with longs Inclined
20 Iiquidste and shorts TO cover. European
markets were heavy. Havre closing Al ae
elm. Of 1, TO a franc. while Hamburg Was
unchanged 10 ,. pfennis lower. II seemed 10
be IN, general impression that the advance
OF THURSDAY had been due 10 the removing
% bedees in the local market against sales
~ about 500 bags of SPOT coffee. and when
tho demand was lacking yesterday the market
simply reacted 10 about the previous le'el.
eos, and freight offers from Brazil we're firm.
ana the fact that Brazil II not willing 10 make
concessions Notwithstanding the movement and
reoorts OF unsatisfactory financial conditions
,her, made 4 favorable impression on local
sentiment and ~as probably responsible Tor
the sn,ence Of selling pressure. Rio spo, Vas
~ res higher. while santos VAS unchanged
FOR spots and y refs lower Tor FUTURES SPOT
stead. on tn. basis OF oi-c for Rio No I.
Local contract prices
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BONDS.

$40 600 Can SCI notes. l03i2 1851 1882 lo5 4
10. 900 cuban new 5s... % ~ ~ ~
5000 X Spg Tire U.s.. 69ss 63ss es9s o'Ss
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PENNSYLVANIA.
sURROGATEs' CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace OF God, free and In
dependent. TO BlALNSTOCkER UNTER.
STuTZUSGS NERElS SOMACH NOFILM
RfKt'R CHOiIM ANsCHE BIALYsTOCK
T rhEYi s ltHIkHEr JEEfIE AARoNs9N
ALEXANDER sHAskAN. GEORGE q
sHhsKAN, srEPHANiE zkMESViiiSSF'
MICHAEL zAMENHoF, EwSEI KApLAN.
AhhoNsEo6N, FEW NNRS6N65WMIra H nHoGH
and ARNOLD LURE ana to an persons In
terested IN the estate OF SAMUEL sHAS-
KAN, late OF the County OF New York, de-
ceased. az creditors. Icgatees. next OF kin
or otherw sc. send greeting;
You and each OF you are hereby cited and
required personally to be and appear before
our surrogate OF the County of New York at
the Surrogates' Court OF said County. held at
the Han OF Records. In the County OF New
past ten o'clock In the forenoon OF that day,
then and there TO attend IA judicial settle
ment Of the account OF proceedings OF
JOSEPH y. HLlNKOFF and HENRY q.
and Testament Of saId deceased. and such OF
you as are hereby cited as are under the age
OF twenty one years are required to appear
by your guardian II YOU have one, or II you
have none, to appear and apply for one 10
be appointed. or In the event OF your neglect
or failure to do so. guardian viii be ap.
pointed by the Surrogate to represent and
act for you In the proceeding
In testimony whereof We have caused the
Seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the said
witness, Hon, Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate OF our said County. AZ the County
of New York. the 18Th day ~ March. In the
year of our Lord ono thousand nine hundred
and fourteen.
DANIEL 7 powDNHy,
~ fNo-h ~ tho Stt~-oor,as'
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Charles q. Moiler 81 al, plaintiffs,
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
sist day OF March, 1914, I. the undersigned,
the referee In said Judgment named, will
sell ut public auction. at the Exchange
ssssrcGn SG ,,is ve.sy ses, in ,S'
on the is,h day. Of May. .lsit a. ie e,ciork
noon that day. by D PHOENIX IN
GRAHAM. Auctioneer. the premises directed
BY said judgment to be sold, and therein de
or parcel OF land, with IN. dwelling house
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Twelfth Ward of the City Of New York.
bourded and described as follows. via.
REdiSEiNG a, point In IN. Nor.heriy
distant two hundred and thirteen feet and
seven Inches Easterly from the point OF
Intersection Of said line with the Easteriy
line of LenoS nateiy called SIXTH Avenue,
rI now w .hsns na s,sblshsd BY lax
Lenox Avenue ninety min. feet and eleven
inches. thence Easteriy along the middle
line Of the block seventeen feet and ten
inches, thence southerly parallel with Lemon
10 one hundred and twenty sixth street and
thence Westerly along the Northerly line OF
said street seventeen feet and ten inches IA
III. poisnt or place q beginning, III East
ing house being party walls.
PHoESiX i&GRAHAM, Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS Attorneys for plaintiffs
IS Cedar Street. Manhattan, New York
The following Is a diagram of the propsrt,
issth street ''' "
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

ulirr.i Hece-,six .furlonEs.-.,Gordon, 1906
.9lt,' q 70 9, second; supreme, ics
Hfi'.'tl Zodiac, smiley and lone also ran,
1r. nl Eaee-Two year olds; four fur
l''rs~ I'r Lartick. l07 tsnyder), to l..
N"ht lrgt ON, iOt tCailahanl, . to /, sec
d. lusl ~ Jury. 1917 tDavierl. out. third.
,'lt' 'l EenroCk stubborn, Merry Twin
H'nh Eurayle and Ethan Allen also
''ui Hanr- Five aud one half furlongs.
f.r Michael to3 Hinphyl, 80 to l.
'' susan H., los tMcTaygsrD. 4 to 0.
NHr'prle A, los tTaplnl, to ..
TuuD l:ll Cunt. Progressive and
'ruu,fnau also ran
Telegraph, % tMcTaggart. 4 ia
Jtfsr, Jr. tFraschb, to 10. second
'i'I 100 tWoliel, even, third, Time
Fiualce Blackthorn and Hydro
i.'" t.r nan.
~ lN.r-One mile and seventy yards
gee her buster, lOs ,NcTaggarp, . "a
''H, NNDcHae, l05 tTaplin), to /
h|tnIndS 100 tMurphyl. to o.
Y. .', l'il ~. Camel, Blue Beard
IH" FINN $50 ran,
I''.' 81 furiongs.-First star. II
nf % 10 = won. Castnra. %
90 ! .ecord Laura, 1903 'Tsp-
n fn|Hl rimv. leo. Batwa
lHrl leighton, Flatbush. Captain
''i hsagh sand also ran
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SENIORS GOLF TILT
MAY Be IN GLASSES
Committee Making Plans for
Three Divisions According
to Ages Of Players.
ENTRY LIST CUMBERSOME
From So to 65, 65 to ~ and
Above - Suggested-Tenth
Event at Apawamis.

Competitors In the seniors golf tour.
nanent OF the Apawamis Club this year
probably will be classified according TO
age The committee in charge Of the
event is working out plan to divide
the senior golfers into three classes. The
first division will contain ali between
IS and IS years Of age. the second class
will include those between the ages Of
s. and 7s and the third group will be
for the veterans from 70 years up.
The seniors tournament this year will
be Of special interest. as II will be the
tenth assemblage Of the veteran golfers
at the Apawamis Club. When the hrst
seniors tourney was played In 1905 about
thirty golfers OF IS years or over en-.
tered There were more the following
year. and the slse Of the field has been
growing at An almost alarming rate ever
since. Last fall over $50 senior golfers
took part In the two days Of play at
Apawamis. The first pair started at
9 o'clock In the morning each day and
Il was dark by the time the stragglers
reached the clubhouse. -;
1t is expected that the age clAssitlca-
ton plan may, make Il .littls eAsisf to
handle the big field, but even II It does
not II will AFFORD little welcome variety
from the present plan OF having all Of
the handicaps open to the entire field.
After trying to find some available
dates In the spring for the tourney the
committee has decided to adopt fall dates
again and the seniors will play on Sep
TENDER l6 and II. during tho same week
that the women's national championship
will be played at Nassau.
The list OF golf competitions for the
season OF 1914 was issued yesterday by
the Upper Montclair Country Club. OF
which Jerome d. Travers, national
metropolitan and New Jersey champion.
Is Q member. Travers will have no op.
portunity TO win the championship OF his
club this year. "a the event 10 "a
begin on May 49, two days before the
British amateur begins at Sandwich.
The first competition At Upper Mont.
clair will be played on May .. and the
last event Of the season will be on
election day.
A schedule Of golf competitions beGin-
ming on May 16 and ending on September
Z was announced yesterday by Russell
Bickford. chairman OF the tournament
committee of the Glen Ridge Country
Club The club championship. the chief
event of the season. will begin on June
6. when the eighteen hole qualifying
round will be played. The match rounds
will follow on successive Saturdays, the
final, a thirty-six hole round being played
on July II.
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rORECfosURE SALES.


York-Republic OF Panama, Plaintiff, aeai61s
Apartment Holding Company ct al. Dsfsad-
In pursuance of . judgment Of foreciosr1fo
above entitled as,ion. and Bearing DAT. i5S
tho referee In said judgment named. vii! stlt
Room S' No.. 'qstH s vsy h Street; Il x. f sos
TIC ii.h "a, y NV. iss :. z eceloss ness
on that day by Henry Brady, Auctioneer. the
sold and therein described as foliows: ALL
mat certain plot OF land. together with the
n e.. n. sScS:s sG ] ' Is *.
CITY Of New York. In the County and State
s 81 Ss. s:Hnssd and described e
ss,h Street with Is. Westerly S side u cen.-sI
.s,s W.. ws ana ,u. .Ia theme ;..
southeriy parallel With the westerly slide OF
inches t the Sn ssn na.ed line 'e o. t sss
I sSss r.: ss.s; sSs !; Ssn!!s
Ss:;.fiTy "a; q Ss:.iTsi Ps.s VIZ ere asn
Witch e w.rs sonv.ssa as,n.s Res .s csf
SsSa DATE, ss s Essqsary s Hsn dG sns
County q New 1 Yofs on resrssI s' 9Th. 1905
i na, LET sss 1875 Section of conveyanee' ut
ToGETHER with all tn. fixtures and per-
n" Use, snd os AZ N h
Dated NsW York, Apr!! i-,h; 1914
SULLIVAN 4 cRoMSwWAEHf.1, 1 %ttotssys for
Plaintiff. 40 wall street New York, n z.
Tse H. Street namS.t % /, GssSr
Park West
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:. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Margaret .Demarest and Jane 4.
Demarsst. plaintiffs. against Amalia Kann
and George L. Kann. as executors. Ac. de-
In pursuance OF a judgment OF forectssufs
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action: and bearing date the
signed the refef.e 10 said jjadsmsns named.
I'll sell at gusii a1s'i S. At sh. E1Ghanss
on the 23d day Of April, 1919 at II o'clock
noon ON that day. by Joseph p. Day. aue-
tioneer. the premises directed by said jude-
follows:
"Aii, tina! certain lot. piece or parcel q
ground. with the buildings and Improvements
the 18th Ward Of the City Of New York. on
the northery side Of West Houston Street.
Slss a {. pSin. i y. n9S'hsTiy IN. q Ws.t
the northeast corner o: west Houston and
G,ssn. s ms and .usnn, th:ns Icr;hsrly
sssterly. parallel with West Houston street.
20 feet ,henes sonthsriy, parallel with
OF West Houston Street; and thence wests
Houston Street. 20 feet to tho point or place
Seyea n snrS Sei1s are sa ro%ns
BY deed bearing date the slst day OF March,
1881 and recorded In the Registers Office %
soy Of Conveysnces page b2s Being the
same premises conveyed August LIST 1909,
by Margaret Demarest and Jane :. Dems.
Dated New York. Fehruary 10Th. 1910
y. G. S. sTIMPsoN. Referee
REEVES g. TODD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
haitian, New York City.
The following Is diagram of the prop
er'y 20 be sold its street number Is ~ Yves,
Houston street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY;
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West Houston St
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property 10 to be sold. Is sixteen thousand
nine hundred fifteen and 66-lO0 tsiosl5.bsJ
dollars, with interest thereon from the 22d
day OF January 1914, together with the
costs and allowance amounting to s3s2.63
with interest from February ith. 1914, to-
sether with the expenses OF the sale. The
Approximate amount Of the taxes. assess
merts and water rates or other liens, which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid by the referee,
Is $3.50 and interest
said premises viii be sold subject 70 any
statement Of facts which an accurate survey
would show
Dated New York. Fehruarv 10th. 1914
II. c. 3. sTIMPSON. Referee.
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Marlborough. Blenbeiul

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
JOSIAH! WHITE & SONS COMPANY.
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l26th 50.
The approximate amount of the Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above descrih 4
property Is to he sold. II Twelve thousand
SIX hundred and one and 67-l0o Dollars
tl2.60l.6Tb. with interest thereon from the
18th dsy of March. 1914. together with the
costs and allowance amounting to Three
hundred sixty and 1910 tS6Oln Dollars
with Interest from March slst 1914, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP.
proxlmatc amount OF taxes. assessment u
and water rates, or other liens. which
are to be allowed TO the purchaser out OF
Is fl.s2se5 and Interest said premises
will be sold subject IN any state OF facts
which an accurate survey would show.
Dated, New York. April Is. 1914.
PHOENIX lNGRAHAM, Referee.
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BILLY GIBSON AT IT AGAIN.
Heads Stadium A. g. and Takes Oct
Boxing License for Rink.

The Stadium A. c., OF which Billy
Gibson Ii at the head. received . license
to conduct boxing bouts at the weekly
meeting Of the State Athletic Commission
yesterday afternoon. The club Is In the
ST. Nicholas Rink In West Sixty sixth
street. formerly occupied by the Nc
Mahon Brothers. who gave 1t up short
time ago The Twyford A. c., in the
Clermont avenue rink In Brooklyn. was
allowed to move to Timer Park In the
Bath Beach section. The Kramer Broth
ers. who conducted the Atlantic Garden
a. C. in the Bowery, told the commission
that they settled with frankie Madden,
who claimed the Kramers owed him 800.
The commissioners received word re-
Gently that club in jamestown. N Y.
known as the jamestown a. G.. was hold
ing boxing bouts without q license. Sec
rotary Harvey notified the officials OF the
town, who closed II up.
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stauch stops Tuthill.

The finals OF the intercity boxing tour
nament under the auspices of the New
York Athletic Club were staged In the
clubhouse last night. The wiLdup bout
in the 1870 pound class proved to be tie
feature scrap. ID. Stauch OF the Cleve-
land A. G stopped Il. Tuthill in the third
round. Tuthil held his own up to that
time. J. Downs of the Cleveland A. g.
beat ). Mossberg. Pennant A. c., In the
ll2 pound final, NJ. BROKER, also Of the
Cleveland. added to the Ohio dele CATION =
showing by defeating L. Murtha. unat-
tached In the 10 pound class l.. Edwin.
tho los pound metropolitan champion.
beat T.. Williams, the Canadian champion,
for the lOS pound honors.
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BULLDOG WHITE MARQUIS DIES.
succumbs en- Route Here On steam
ship Mauretania.

The English bulldog Champion white
Marquis is dead. Bound for this country
TO the order OF Daniel +. Ritchey Of New
York the great dog died Sunday on the
Mauritania off the coast Of Ireland. The
miniature and prize bulldog Newlngton
Bonny Lass. owned by John II. Horrax,
also died on the same day.
Champion White Marquis had been pur-
chased for $500 In England by Ritchey.
The dog was thought to be the best Of
the young heavywe gifts living. He was
only eighteen months old, and he had
won at the championship shows In Eng
land. Ireland. Scotland and Wales White
Marquis was insured for $1,000, his actual
value, for the trip across the Atlantic.
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Freshmen Nay wear Insignis.

Chairman MacCarthy announced that
the student board OF Columbia voted yes
terday that all freshmen who have won
C in any sport during the past year
will be allowed to discard the compulsory
freshman cap and wear a varsity hat with
their insignia--an innovation that re-
moves the last prejudice against the year
Wegener. last seasons basketball centre !;
II. Miller Of the hockey team. and J.
Smith of the swimming team are a few Of
the cubs who will benefit
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sNone out when winning run IVES ecored
ss. .':InSr.....::..:.." sGsSSSSS; :;
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-ALFRED W. klDDLE, as sole sur
WING trustee, etc.. Pllln'ln against JESSE
PRICE et al. Defeniants
In pursuance of n judgment Of foreclosure
18th day Of March, 1914. I. the undersigned,
the Referee in said Judgment named. viii
sSaiesIocm. %?s: i.io ye.ey st: in tfs
noon on that dav, by HERBERT A. sHER.
MAN, Auctionecr the premises directed by
ssid Judgment 10 be sold. and therein de-
IAN that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate, lying and be ing In the Borough
o. Manhattan, city and County Of New
York. bounded and described M fcilows:
side Of south street distant IS feet Easteriy
along the same from the corner formed by
the Intersection OF the Easterly side Of PIKE
Street with the said Northerly side OF South
S,reg,i, w T,gnn ,S theRee ,NomrHEHSL,sv
Street, co feet. thence EAsTERLY parallel
with the said Northerv side Of South Street,
90 feet II inches thence soUTHERLY. 60
feet to the Northerly sllc Of South street.
M henC ia. wEsTERLy along The said
RBING THE SANE PREMISES which
were conveyed BY william Mstheson. and
Wife to Jesse Price; BY Deed dated April -.
Once OF The Register ~ The County ~ New
York. IN Liber io,' Section l. Of convey
Dated NtT York March 80, lsit.
xrpptr pW M Hfn dnHis'1X, RsfSsee,
Ih,aln,lr rs proaawly. New York city.
to he sold It's street No IL 2ie South street,
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Crews Move tate Headquarters.

The varsity and junior Columbia crews
were ordered by Coach Rice to take up
training quarters atsFurnald Hall. one OF
the campus dormitories. lastt night after
a four mile spin on the Hudson. and will
be kept there until the squad embarks for
Carnegie Lake. where q triangular race
with Princeton and Pennsylvania Is
scheduled for May 3. The freshmen were
ordered to eat at the training table at
the Commons In University Hall. but were
not requested to take UP quarters with the
upper class men. as they have no race
on that date.
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OF BRONX, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter OF the Application OF the
Public Service Sommission for the F,rs
on behalf OF The city OF New York. for
the appointment Of Commissioners Of APP
prsisal pursuant TO Chapter : OF the Laws
thereof and supplemental thereto. relative
TO acquiring an estate in foe simple absolute
and an estate by way Of easement In and to
tho Intersection OF MOTT AVENtE AND
I EAST n iS.rH i,,, srREEr IL tie bor9nsh OF
the purpose OF the con.,ruction maintenance
and oper,stion IN rerpciui'y OF portion OF
re raP,a t,eHii rrls9aa vGeWmSHy s91ksn
NOTICE is HEREBY .GfVEN that tn.
report OF Charles L. Iinnmen. Charles J.
i.eslie and sampson II Weinhandler Com
,hs sSoys enti,.d proeedns wm PlSi"' repor,
bears date the 2Srd day Of March, 1914 was
h!ed In the ONCE o. The CLERK, q Ing County
'' NOTICE. 'pITGfE u IS "FFuRrHHEtR difEH IA, tn.
.aid report WI be rTt ssa to 'he s9prsm,
Term thereof to be held In IN. first Judicial
district. at the County Court House in the
borough q The prons;, Ci,y Of New York,
Ing OF Court on that day. and that then and
there, or as soon thereafter AZ counsel can
be heard ,hsreon a motion will b. made
the parcel designated In said report and
upon the map accompanying said report AS
Parcel NJ l, and that as to said Parcel No
be not conhrmed and that said report IN ~
Tar as Il relates 20 Parcel No !. he referred
the said Court TO reconsider the suhjec;
matter thereof
Dated. New York Anil loth, 1914
FRANK l.. POLK
Corporation Counsel
City Of New York.
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Harvard swamps Catholic.

wAsHINoToN, April 21.-Harvard de-
feated Catholic University to-day by a
score of 10 to /. Hitchcock had the local
heavy hltters at his mercy. allowing them
two hits and tanning nine. Croker was
hit hard in the fourth and yielded three
runs before he was relieved by Trayers.
The score:
Harvard. .......... o I 8 o o o 2 do
Catholic University. l o o o o O o.
Batteries--Hsrvard. Hitchcock and Water
man; Catholic University. Croker, Trayers
and Zachery.
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Seton Hall Fields Poorly.

ORANGE. N. j., April 2l.-Erratic play
In the field lost the game for Seton Hall
against Tufts on Setonia Field to-day.
Seton Hall trotted out a new pitcher In
Keenan, and his mates supported him
poorly. keenan, was replaced by Ralstcn.
The score:
r. H. r.
Tufts. o2solso 2 do II 2
Seton Hall..... o . o o 0 o. G
Bstterie~-Tufts, Whitaker and bennett {.
Seton Hall. Keenan,. Ralston and Fish.
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For First Time Both Sides 60
Through Game Just a.
They Begin 1t.
YOUNG PH1pPs IMPROVES
Increased Confidence Spurs Him
On to Shoot for Goals, and
He Drives In Five.

LAKEWOOD. April So.-For the frst time
since practice began. the candidates for
the international polo team played
through . game here to-day without .
change In the makeup Of either side. Tho
Reds were weakened BY the absence OF
Malcolm Stevenson, who was on the side
lines suffering from . slight attack Of
sore throat This rendered the Blues with
the big three In action overwhelmingly
superior to the future greats and In o
free scoring game the Blues won BY az
goals to ~.
The most encouraging part Of the prao-
tlce was the Improvement shown by H. u.
Phipps who waS at No. for the Blues
In previous games young Philippe has been
content to carry the ball down the held.
leaving the decisive shot to Capt Water
bury. To-day he seemed possessed Of more
confidence and kept on the ball until he
had sent II through tho posts. In the
last three periods Phipps was shifted
from No. 1 back. but even then he came
to the front with q good run and made
his NTH goal. leading the scoring on both
sides.
The big three were the leading char
acters In comedy Of errors in the fourth
period. Evidently bent on defensive prac-
tice, they allowed the Reds To keep the
ball In the Blue territory. A misdirectetl
shot on the part Of Larry Waterbury sent
the sphere travelling toward his own goal.
Monte Waterbury either followed the
direction Intentionally or missed In an At
tempt 20 shoot across field, for he sent
the ball over the line for what would have
been a safety in match play. A few
minutes later Devereux Milburn In try
ing to head on Rumsey's shot only added
more impetus to the ball. and the noted
back scored a goal against his own side.
The play was 50 vigorous that COM
mander whitney called . halt after SEVEN
periods. The Lineup:
BLUES. REDS.
No 1, H. c. Phippa No I, C. c. Rumsey.
No >. j n Waterbury No e. r. La Mont agne.
No 8, L. Waterbury No g. =. p. keene.
Back. d. Milburn. Back. c. p. Besdessou.
. scoreIBlus' pi li%; Eed; ;,,I 1Oai:cTgr
Ws,erbury i; ) n. w.,.rSury. !. toS ey
genai.y goal T Tun, ny E Sb asS; s,,o G.
/. Lost BY penalty. y goal Total. ~; Referee
n. p. Whitney. Tme-Seven periods Of u.
u1inufRa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
Harvard Crews ON Severn.

ANNAPOLIS, April 2i.-The Harvard
oarsmen are feeling themselves quite at
home in Annapolis to-day and are get
ting in the finest kind OF work in prepara-
ton for the races OF the first and second
crews against the mldshipmen on Satur-
day. Coach Wray had his charges out
both morning and afternoon to-day.