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|OUIMET AND OTHER
STARS PLAY BADLY
Champion Eleventh in First 1G
Holes Of Medal Play-Travis
and HprreshOff Worse.
YOUNG robson LEADER

%irYEnrasr. y. c.. March 2a.--Frsncis
Ouimet will have to speed up In order
10 win the qualification gold medal OF
tho fifteenth annual United North and
South amateur golf championship. IN
to-day's first round OF the 80 holes play
his 81 was rated eleventh and tied with
young Philip v. Carter Of Nassau. But
there we're others who did only indif-
ferently. Henry Topping OF Greenwich.
II. III. Gwaltney OF Baltusrol, j. c, Par
IRISH. Jr., of the National club, Walter j.
Travis OF Garden city and 7. w. Case
OF Owasco all made s3 and Fred Herres-
hoff OF Garden City was tied with Or.
W. J.. Code OF Chesterfield at 50.
Heading the list were two youngsters,
r. X. Robeson of Pawllng School, who
made $40. 75. and Jesse T. Guilford
OF Intervale. who made +l--35. 80.
Next in line came Parker w. White
more OF prookline, who went out In 40
and came back IN 3s. and Robert Hunter
Of Wee Burn. who required 80 and 40
for the trip. Hamilton X. Kerr of Elk
wanok N L. A. Hamilton OF tho Ma
tioual club both required 80 and Al for
II total OF so. which J. II sullivan, Jr.,
OF Woodland equalled with 80 and ~
There were three Sis. ny " s. Worth
ington of shawnee. the United title
holder W. NJ Paul OF Mecklenburg and
Irving :. Robeson of oak Hill, who
finds his grown up son a bit too fast for
him
Something over $50 players started
and most OF them planned 10 return
cards.
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NOT A HIT OR RUN is
MADE OFF DON BECK
Former Bethany Pitcher Fans
Ten City College Batters
in His Five Innings.
COLUMBIA WINS. 13 TO o

Don Beck. the former Bethany SOUTH
paw. made n favorable impression IN his
debut nj Columbia yesterday. holding
the team from City College to no hits
and no runs In Ave innings. When he
was dismissed for the day ten strikeouts
were recorded against his opponents
Columbia won by al overwhelming score
VI 10 to 0. the game being abbreviated
TO seven innings officially because of
cold Gather, but actually because the
game was so one sided that both players
and spectators yawned.
Columbia presented "a rearranged line
up that played fast hall. mr. mlscuee
being chalieed up against the Blue and
White nine. Farrell pitched the whole
game for G. C.. ". Y. He was clouted
for Twelve hits. passed seven men and
made three wild pitches. Ills teammates
made Ave errors. George Page was
tried out at short for Columbia and
played In good style. He banged out
"A triple and a single that scored two
runs. Kid Benson Of basketball fame
got into the lineup for the first time
and in two trips TO the plate poled out
two clean hits. one OF them n double.
In every inning Columbia pounded
acr, ss the plate, he third being the
busiest. Five runs were scored In that
frame. Coakley put Cowperthwaite In
the box after the NTH inning. city
College registered IT, first htt OF the
game on him. when Water singled II
loft Acid. He was left stranded. how
ever. Cowpcrthwsite striking out ths
next two batters. Coakley said that
he would use O'Nealc and shea aea'ns'
81. Johns tomorrow and Save Smith
for Pennsylvania on Saturday. The
score
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Latest Mail From Distant Canada
Brings Agonized Wall From Pollok

Sweet spirits Of nitre hut isn't Harry
Pollok mad over the remarks Of Wee
Willie Ritchic concerning Pollok's worlds
champion. Frederick Welsh Pollok
writes from Montreal
The Inconsistency Of Master Richie
is tho biggest laugh Welsh has had
since he knocked Ritchi" from under his
crown. Ritchi. said In THE u
Hes money mad. transforming and
doing everything he can 20 ruin the
gamr. IT, the man with the little rye douar
Nil who must 10 considered when YOU
Ir,v. hin, into secIusion with these over
lasting. nothing doing, hlooiicss. stupid.
no decision bouts you XII tn" sport Hys'
iutclv.
And a little further down in the
news IL this Item
willie Ri,chie accepted a match VIII
vii hos aIN rounds at puqu"'no Garden
In PittsNurs On Npru y.
"Did Richie expect 20 clip BY witt
that little Joker? III say righ, now
lust what I've said all along VIZ
RITCHIE CAN NAVE 4 TWENTY
MOUND RATTLE NEXT MONTH ~
lie GETS rs THE TERMS WE Go7
HIN IN LONDON.
\ for the rest or the NghtN'lghts
White. Shugrue, Gross. Dundee, Dillon
Gallant, GriiHths. or any OF them, the!
can have a match Text month II the!
get $4,000 for our end \ tw'HIt!
round decision bout. mind YOU Whe
you look back over hat other light
weight champions received for defend
ing their titles. Wrlsl r. certainly rei
sonahle. rlght mention Mr.. N"lso'
in passlrR You must admit mat II
was quite %unafrsid when Il came Z
telling a promoter what he wanted.
"However. IL Is sweet music to on
ears To hear Richie 's1uRwk' +"
ne says Fred IN money mad Tough
.h? Rltch.c wouldn't give a nickel I
see CLEOPATRA do a sand Jig Oh Il slac
wire.
Fred is 'barnstOrming. ehf RitChi
didn't have the stuff in him to barn
storm. Almost every time he stare
II, was a tossup whether hc would scratc
through. II It hadn't been for liarr
Foley in his corner AT Frisco Rivers. N
lion hearted, would have nutgHmed hin
Richie must M lenst admire Welsh
COURAGE. Nearly every critic In Ne
York said he whipped Fred At the Ca
den, didn't they" Well, let him dig u
that Twenty-Five and he'll see no
quickly we win go away to train for
title bout, And further, toll Mr.. Ititch
for us that his little bet Of $4,000 n
! tho side goes--but on tho side OF n
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MOORE BESTS DAILY IN
FIRST PLAYOFF GAME
score. 80 to t7-Lnttcr Meets
IIucy Tonight: Victor Plays
New Yorker for Title.

cuuc>Go. March % -Tohr phif ~
Chicago viii mec' Wt'iam Hu"N TO-
rrorrov night, in the second round at tho
p'ayoN for tho worlds three 'ush'"n
hilltnrd champion ship Georr" Moore
.rJ D,,v me-, Tonight In the hrT game
NJ tho plavon. Moore winning ny 30 Va
A. IN ~elghty-rine innings I'D,
The successor 20 Alfredo De or" VIII
hc determined Wednesday night. "h"'
Nonro ard the winner NJ tomorrow :
cout.s, win meet for the championship
and the $1,000 prize money mat goes
with II. H. to-rtrnt's gan" "a'h man
made u h'CH run % :
Ioe Capror OF - Paul defeated
Charles NORM Of chicago H. the playon
for minor ties this afternoon. 30 20 ~, ~
sixty.nire innings. Cipron had n h'gh
run OF 5 aud Morin's hos was . IT
another playon game Of this tie NORM
d.foatcd Charles Ellis Of cleveland, %
10 40. IN seventy innings Ellis had the
high run Of &, white MORN had one Of )
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MORAN KNOCKS OUT
BOMBARDIER WELLS
Pittsburg Frank stops British
Heavy in Tenth Round Of
Bout in London,
RIGHT TO JAW ENDS 1T

ffFN W. 'NNVf ~ afH - W.
LoSpoS. March 29.--trark Moran
spe~ctacularly knocked out r~o'uhHr1i"-
Wells in the London opcra louise 70
night In tho tenth round Tho rrcn
fought for a purse Of $4,000 Mrs
than 5000 persons Witnessed the Contcss-
The hout was held IN more OF a grand
opera atmosphere taan that of 4 prize
fight. II IL hardly an eNarr"ration ="
say that one-uugrtCr Of tho crowd was
composed of women. At lraSt ono or thu
fair sex was In everv box. and IN eeverai
cases women occupied entire boxes. In
the high priced s"tts men md women
were In evening dress. tt" p"rcontas"
OF khaki uniforms was extremely large
The V omen cheered the Soldiers rs veil
90 the fighters. A. during the h'It
shrill feminine voices shouted "Go q.
Frank or We'll done. Wells and their
cries were udible above IN" masculine
voices.
Wells entered the ring n strong
fnvori'e, but was hopclcsslN ouinun'hed
IN tho very first round I'm this period
he received a terrific smash that caused
him to walk to his corner tn a dazed
WAY a, the bell II vas evident thaf
Moran could have finished the lugli'h'
man right then, hut he retained N
he rounds that followed Wells -cemed
, TO gain confidence. hut his blows lacked
effectiveness. Moran smIliurlv took a.
the punishment offered % tho only
| visible damage seemed 20 he a cut uuder
his eve.
Moran awakened In the tenth and 4
became q furious mis- \ hort righ'
20 the stomach followed hv q let; g.
tho Jaw. aoored Wells for tho count o.
nine Ho gtmcly oross', but Moran
stepped In with a beautiful right 20 thN
roint OF thu. law. The Engiishmar
! stinfened and fell face forward 20 tho
floor for -he final count.
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little old twenty-five thousand Ia
sntee
MaN"y Blumenthal stems up TO the
city Hal, steps TO announce that A.
Hcich Is there forty ways from the Jack
since ! saw Al take all ~ Pclkev's
hayIuakers Oh the Jaw and then com.
back and knock him cold IN the third
round, ! have no fear OF matching him
tga!nst any mai in the world ! won't
rcst now until the former amateur cham
pion If heavyweight champion Of the
world. 7 have eabled Jack Curlcy in.
structIons to challenge the winner %
tic Johnson willard match In Havana
and | hope TO see Al one OF the princi.
pals in IN" next battle for the title. I
DOM intend +" nurse him along TO h
championship bout Al has fought his
way out ~ his swaddling clothes and nc
stands ready TO meet them all. COffey
mostly desired.
We are trying to arrange n mRtch
with Battling LeviUsky and Gunboat
Smith, neither OF whom Al has met. We
hav. about dcspaired OF ever getting
Coffcv int a ring Jim remembers too
we'll that gymnasium X q. he got from
Reich and not even the slogan of COREY
tho Coward that I recently pinned on
HIM. has shaned tho big Irishman into
signing articles. Our next match will
probably he with Gunbost Smith. who
totes the hardest wallop IN the ring
which proves that I am not picking soft
ones for Al"
johnny Kilbane takes that alleged
"rislt' tonight, He fights Eddie Wal
lace at III" broadway y. C., and from
what Wallace has shown Johnny ahoul
stlll be able to Sign himself champion
tomorrow morning Wallace has a
great following IN Brooklyn The think
him capable of whipping ANYTHING OF his
Inches In the world Brooklyn Is a city
of h%opefuls,
There's one little man on that card
however. WHO IL hopeful That's frankie
Callahan, frankie can hit a splendid,
clean blow, but In hitting johnny
Dundee. who meets him In tho othel
star bout. you must first catch the bird
johnny surprised even his most enthusi
astio admirers because Of the way n,
gamblcd punches with Callahan o. TN
occasion of their last bOut,
ban Morgan il sure that x n
Brown has "rome hack" Not that Kay,
has been cut Of 'own-it's simply tina
the little Dutchman has recovered hi
!, hghting form, Dan has consented 4
let Brown meet Phil bloom Mt tn
irwin. A. c. on Saturday night
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Fred Kaiser Essays Comeback.

Fred n. Kaiser OF tho New York Attn
let.c Club, former national champion
walker. will try 10 come back AZ tho
Twenty-thlrd Regiment games in
Brooklyn next SATURDAY rirh' Kaiser
will star, ~ the three mile walk Nand!-
cap. in which George Goulding OF To-
routo will endeavor 10 smash tho
worlds record KAISER has heer train
ing for three weeks and "a vaik!n@ In
,ino form. Dick Remer OF N" irish
America. \ G.. winner Of the time
prize in tie CITY Hall-Coney island walk
on February %. and the Plant brothers
of the Long leland Athletic Club also
will start aEdinst 9uulding
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NEWARK MEN TO BUY CLUB.
brooklyn NRgnates Are 10 Sell Int
Tomorrow II II Said.

NEWARK. y. j., March ca trust
company composed OF local men II sara
to have been formed 10 buy the Newark
club OF the International league the
sale of which will take place tomorrow
The papers are ready for signatures
The sha res of stock the now company
will take over are owned as follows
charles H.. Ebbets. Sr.. 10l McKeevet
hrothers. 10: George l.. solomon and
Henry Medicus of Brooklyn. IS shares
each estate of Joseph W5idenmayer' "a
shares Abraham Feis', ) shares, and
John McLaren and G. Il. Schmidt :
shares each.
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UNION STAR LIKELY TO QUIT.
Haubncr Charges Combine when
Unknown IL Elected Captain.

SCHENECTADY. March 2a.--Horace
thinner, n Junior. was elected captain
of tho next year basketball team AZ
Union College tonight. The selection
was q great surprise. due to tho fact
that Zimmer never played basketball
unit, this seq son. has not won hts let.
ter in rhe spo-r and has not played IN a
varsity garne
The logical candidate was Joe Haub-
ncr. oldest member OF the team. but he
suffered defeat, 8 TO 5, After the cleo.
ton Haubner expressed his Indignation
at the deal. and, in addition to with
drawing from the basketball nine, he
may quit the college. Union now holds
the Northeastern intercollegiate basket.
ball pennant, but with this wrangle ths
outlook for next season Ia far from
bright.
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ASHMEAD LETS BROWN LEAD.
Ineligible CaptRin-elrct Of Five
At CorneII Resigns Place.

ITHACA. March 29.-The complica-
tions caused in Cornell basketball cir
Giles by tho election of a mar on proha-
ton TO the captaincy were solved to-day
when at another meeting the players
elected Leslie Brown, right forward,
leader for next ear
Ashmead. who Is a star player, was
put on probation by the faculty in Jan
uary. His election therefore could not
he ratified by the Minor sports Council
and he resigned. This paved the way
for the election OF Brown. The latter
has been a member of the team for two
years. making the all collegiate team
this year and leading the league In In
dividual scoring.
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YANKEE SECONDS VICTORIOUS.
ming and McHaIe Pitch FRrr~11's
.1usd 10 victory by z to I.

CHARLESTON, s. C.. March GA 2 10 ]
econ" ~ favor Of the New York Amcri-
can second team was tho result OF to-
udlS exhibition game with the local
SaHy League club. Duke Farrell, In
charge of the Yannigan Yankees, seemed
disappointed hat his charges didn't bat
better, but ne was pleased at the finish.
jimmy Rim started IN the box for the
New Workers and the locals didn't get
near the plate during the Ave innings
Ne pitched. one hit was made on him.
N"Nalc followed, and while not steady
az ~" start he blanked the Charleston
boys his last three innings, The score
SSSW York ......".. 9 %
'Hst.tst9n, ....,.. o 0 0 0lo 0 81
ba''orics-Ncw York. Ring, McHale and
S..h"ert Pickering Charleston, Eldredgs.
Fl.lngham, Connolly and Eubanks,
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m 70 Clash with Gray.

LONDON. March 2s-The return 70
/ s,ndon ~ Melbourne Inman after his
cleh, months tour In the states and
Canada has caused a Nig stir In Eng
lish blil.ard circles, Many challenges
have been issued "a him and h" Was
quick to seize tho opportunity Of accept
ing a match with George Gray 'n'
wonderful Australian player, OF is o"l
po,nts level, the stakes 20 be from $500
., a. 500 a side,
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Dori.a. s~id-st-p. a C~aptaincy.

p~HILApEfPhiA. March 2s-Jim Wool
cy, FOR two years tho 1875 pound wrestler
of the University Of Pennsylvania. was
elected captain of next Years wrestling
team This afternoon This action came
as quito n surprise. for Mike por'zas
vas considered a. good 80 elected. The
big Greek declined to run. however, so
" uo,ey's election was unanimous
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Ledoux Prefers Real Fighting.

PARIS, March 29.-Charles LedouS.
champion bantamweight boxer OF Eu-
rope. who was Incorporated in the 1891
Infantry. has Just left for the front, lie
was promoted corporal about the end of
October and kept AT n depot to instruct
young recruits. He recently was named
sergeant and when volunteers for tho
front were asked for he presented him
self, although ne might have continued
his useful and secure occupation OF
drilling recruits.
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COLUMBIA

Rnn--wa,, = Ieck. PAGE. Roren !. Ham.
q N"aIe FRIEDRICH henson bnu'hc N'|-n
.-Fr1edrfch. Bnson Firs, base on error
Columbia stolen hl-e--wstt. Beck. Ham.
Alden struck out By Beck. 70; nv Co1pcr'
thwaite. 2: by Parcel. : First baIe on
balls on Beck, p on C~ovDe7hvalt' !.
of Farrs,i Hts-Ou Heck, none ~ I'VE
innings: on Cowperth~a ate, ? in two. innings
Left Oh hasrr-Columhis 3. { c y. Y "
Wild p~I'rhe--Fsrrell .. CovPerthsate
Passed ball-Rank rnIpir-Msck Time
> lnlra
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Noon W Glass u Champion,

Georee Moon, Jr.. 2Oo. defeated Glass
u champion Hal Coleman. $50, In he
Br0oklyn handicap halklinc tournh-
ncut At the BROOKLYN Billiard Academy
last night. Moon got his 200 points IN
thirtv-four innings. His average Wns
> SOFA and his high runs ~, is, -.
Coleman made 2tl in thirty-three In
nings, an average OF : 1898 HIS high
runs were IS, %, 30.
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%rittsburg Boxer Killed In Ring.

STrrRENviLLE, Ohio. March 2o--Spe-
cial Delivery Tully. a welterweight Of
Pittsburg. was killed in a bout here to-
night ard clyde iBanty) Sharp of
S%tcuhenville is under s2,5oo bail pend
ing action by the coroner. They en-
changed blows after "A clinch. Sharp
SEEDING a sharp jab to Tully's heart,
fully died a few minutes later.
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Columbia Los-s Chinese Athlete.

Tom L"ung, the Columbia soccer PLAYER
from Hongkong, China has lef, col
leee lie announced YESTERDAY that ha
had received a cablegram from home
notifying him OF his fathers death. He
viii leave Immediately and may he back
In September for the soccer season. His
father was "A big land holder. and Leung
fears he VIII have TO put on a soldier ?
uniform to protect his property.
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Unymsn and Tsrer Meet "-"'x"'

George Hayman and II u TNrer VII
meet in An English Billiard match II
$50 point AZ Doyle's tonight tor pos
session OF the p"Nnr shield, when -
emhlematic ~ tho amateur Champion
ship AZ this style OF billiards Tyr"r r"'
Gently wou the tournament, which quail
Nod him 10 challenge for the trophy,
which Hayman holds ut present These
two are undoubtedly the foremost local
MA vcrs Of the game.
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M~rpnLrTowH, Conn. March c9-Nob.
ert r. ward. Jr. son Of Robert II
Ward. the owner OF the Brooklyn Fed
cral L.eaguc club, announced his rrsig-
nation to-day az manager ~ mo WNa-
leyan University football team, 20 which
he was elected recently He will enter
business with his father.
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Columbia Swimmers Practise.

The Columbia swimmers p-actised IN
the New York A e. tank yesterday in
preparation for their meet with Yale on
Thursday night. Tho Columbia tank was
empty, - the Blue and White amphiblans
wer" forced 10 swim elsewhere Coach
Kennedy was not optimistic concerning
the chances 90 defeating Pennsylvania
and the Els He said the plunRers and
divers were not coming up TO the mark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
McGRAW ABSENT, HIS MEN
NJ HOUSTON TEAM
Larry Doyle Directs Giants Against Texas Charges of
Pat Newman, Former Pugilistic Rival of New
York Manager-Meyers Hits Homer.

for his men by making -four hits In i've
trips to the plate.
Just before tho game Jim Thorpe
locked himself in his oom and broke
tho key. II was necessary to call n
carpenter in order to rescue him In time
for the am He Justified his rescue
by making n single and a double. The
team left here Tonight for Marlin. The
score
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RunsSSnodgrass, Doyle. Lobert, .: Fletcher.
Merkle. Murray. ?: Meyers. Friereeon. Me-.
Donald. First base on error-New York, Two
base hits-Frierson Fletcher, Murray. Home
run-Meyers. Sacrifice hit-Flc,cher. stolen
base-Srodgrass Lett on bascs-New York,
~ Houston. : Double plays-McDonald.
Seitz and Newman Mcdonald and Newman.
Fret base on balls-Ou Napier. /: OF Tes.
reau. =. struck out by Tesreau. :; by Ma
pier, D Hit by pitchcr-Ry Napier. /. Wild
pltch-Napier. Hits-Of Tesreau. : in ak in.
A. minutes.
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n. Y, A. @. TO Entertain at Traps.

The tenth annual amateur rapshoot'
ing championship will he held under the
auspices OF the New YORK A; C. on
Anril 20 and May /. As usual a rep-
resentative entry OF trapshooters from
ali parts of the country IL expected
Tor ths event ct Travsrs Island,
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Ruus-COnnors. .: prcnherEa-t, u lfarS
MrCullan. Molyneaux. Hanks, GIL. Scullly'
Greene. Douglas stolen bases-OL rary Molly
n.,ux GREENE. Two base mt+-McuucRln
prrndersa-t, Scully Three oase hits Lear
Greene Home r~un-Dougla-. Struck out by
Molyu-aux. :; by Deyo, First base on
balls on Molyneaux. 2; on Neyo nv NY
Mi cher-By Deyo McCullianl. Passed balls
REAGAN. Salmon Left on ha--- Nilanova
4 Princeton. II. Tmpires-Freeman ana Con
ohan. nme-l hour and n minutes
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n.yn- victor over short.

In an amateur match AZ English bill
liards PLAYED for n special prize al
Drylo's last night j. Rayne defeated
II. NJ short by a score of $50 to lis.
Rtyne's high break WAS eS, and shorts
was %
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Lafayette wins In virginia.

LEXINGTON. Va, March cs.-Lafayet cite
College defeated Virginia Military In
stitute In a slow game to-day on the new
athletic grounds OF v. NJ. I. The score
was "a TO 2. Blackburn for the visitors
and spossard for the cadets made home
runs. The score:
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upHAM BATTLES BR0OKFEDS.
Kenny kauH Gets Only Vt Made
on Uim-CoIts Win nv Z 60 '.

RpowSs WELLS. Mise, March 2e.--The
prookfad regulars trounced the colts by
srnre OF I to | to-day. Bill Cpham.
who twirled the last three innings for
the colts. displny ed better form than any
OF the other three twiriers, Seaton, I'm
reran ana Cha ppelle. who participated In
the game. The regulars we're able TO
garner only one hit of his delivery
while he was on the mound and that was
registered by Kenny kauN' who can MI
rearly any kind Of twirling. The score
r. II. r.
coi,. 10000 0-l 4 3
pesniar .... o oo0i..-4 6 3
BatIerie.-seaton. Upham and watson;
Finneran, Chappelle and Land
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Novice fencers will compete for tho
Clemens medal In the belvidere OF the
Hotel Astor eept Friday afternoon at
. O'Clock
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Barry Keats DR.. schumacher.

Jimmy Barry outpointed DR.. Al schu,
macher at tho matinee of the Broadway
sporting Club, Brooklyn, yesterday.
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Young Uicks Outpoiuts Cans.

Young HICKS Won on points from Rat
thing Cans ~ g" Vanderbilt A c. las,
night.
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IAIRMoNIo As. T9-NiGMT: nv
I'M CoFFEy, COMING HEANYWEiGHr
BOB M~cALLIsTER ~, KID WAGNER.
ADMISSION ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

tnr-- MalS"l. Boone. sweeney. McCarty
'Fs-a. Two base hlts-Msisel. Cree. boone
oNara LEI, on bsSes-Sew York b.
u,fDoNlyu s stolen bases-Plpp, Boone,
,ItT Hts on Smith, = IN five inning.;
ON Caldwell, 3 IN i've innings. off Appleton,
n tom innings. OF Pteh, none IN Iour
Lnlus Struck out-By ninth, 3; by Cald-
~ 3 by Appleton, ? First base on balls
W smith. O. Of Caldwell, 2 of Appleton, ];
on Feh, lHt by pitcher By Pleh ,Zim
herman Wild pitch Appleton Umpires-
h!Tn and COMBS Time hour 70 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

'nr'oo for smith m tho nth nntns
'i''~l '1. Appleton IN the ninth INNING
N'v Nors OOi Ia
h'ook'ya n . o o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

Tho University OF Penrsylvanie golf
team II tho first col!eg" golf team 70
play a match this season on SaturdaN
las, the university golfers. - dozen
strong, played and vauauished an equal
number OF the members of the spring
haven Country Club on the ~Springhav"n