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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
BROOKLYN CELTICS STEADY.
Lead League aud survive In Three"
Ttcs-r1R, Bethlehem Uo-dR>.

The Brooklyn Ceftics. who are 20 moo,
bethlehem In the 4 r. 4. II tie game
AZ Marquette oval his afternoon. have
a remarkable record this season IN
important rance they have lost only on.
In the New York state League series. IN
which they hold the lead with ten wins.
They also are IN three cup ties and thus
far are unbeaten IN each-thc American
=. A., the national Gun Of the United
states Football association and tho
southern New York challenge cup.
The \. +. 4 series has reached the
seWi-hnals and this afternoons game H.
one of the two which viii determine
the two nnalists The Celtics won their
three games from tho Brooklvns ny , 70
|, olympics by : TO > and the Jersey
A. e. by ! TO u. In tho national cun
they won from Grscnville by > ;o !. Bah
cock 4 Wilcox by 3 to . ard tho
Paterson Rangers by : TO n The scores
made ny the Rrooklvn Ccltics IN the
state League were: Hollywood Inn. :
- |; Clan Mackenzie. 6 TO q: Columbia
oval. \ to | and | 20 .. ContiucrtaTS
. to |. Camcrons. { 10 a.. New York
Celtios. . 70 q. clan McDuT. > to n:
Rangers. . 20 u. Tho one game scored
IN the southern cup series was forfeited
hy the Workers Thistles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
LINEUP OF YALE LINE NAMED.
10 Gore to lay >hortstop-Wa, to
pitch ~ tie Il Eligible.

NtW H,vr~. Maicl ~ After three
wc"ks OF sitting and Shif'iug in tho
Vale baseball squad coach Frank puinbN
has decided upon tho men who will
start the season The lineup on the
Easter trip. which beg when Yale
meets Holy Cross in Washington
April I. WIN no Pitcher. Way catcher.
Hunter shorts'op. l." Gore first la ~.
Bush second base Milhurn third base.
Reilly loft ficld. Vaughn. entire field.
MidilchrNok right hcld. Iianes.
There is doubt about only ou. ~ these
men. Way. who heads Quubl's string
Of mound artists. Way pitched in tho
championship canes last spring agaius,
Harvard and Princeton and * easily the
best man available 30 start in the box.
"" failed tu meet requirements IN tho
recent semester examinations. however.
and IS now barred from participation i'm
athletics because Of scholastic dcHciaucv.
His work is COINS we'll nov. however
and u is stated confidently that h. will
lee eligible To- play by tho time tho team
leaves ou rs annual southern trip
II Way ~ ,ligihlc prospects frr a
championship arc heitcr thar IN several
seasons. Tho intield ~ considered tho
best that tho Blu has had I'm = dcradc.
Johnny Reilly AZ fhird and Lee core.
IN" former McrcershurE star. who will
play NJ short, have "ofussd offers of con-
tracts to PLAY with connie Nack's phila
dolphia Athletics. Milburn - - recruit
from last seasons freshman team. Bush
is another man from last seasons fresh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
NEGRO ARRoGANTLY CONFIDENT
says No Man In GRID Can sta,
Limit with HIM.

HAv,>A. March 13-WIth his schcd-
iled meeting with Jess willard only
three weeks away. Jack johnson has in
auEurated q training pro
ann which he follows daily. The
big negro ~ ont or the road every morn
ing and he vorns iu the gymnasium each
afternoon hoSinC ncar'Y every day. To-
night he appearei 20 be IN exc lien. con-
6'tiol. though st'. D triir heavy TIo
weighs about @7j now. He said ne cx-
neC's '' lose ten q" fifteen pounds dur.
lng 'ts work the rex tire weeks.
Jofusor Is a~vrogdutiy confden' that
ne wiz neat willard.
TN still the hes: man IN the world
n" declared tonight There il no one
who cah stay 'lc limit with me"
Seats are selling rapidly for tho bout,
the most expensive mes finding tho
r"adiest buyers among the prominent
persons in cuba. They are paying gold
for their selections despite the growing
sentiment here that the anair will not
be permitted.
II Is said tina; the Government fears
tho melting Of violent race feeling IL a
black IL permitted To tight a white man,
especially ~ the negrn is conceded to Ice
an almost certain winner.
An obsolete spanish law prohibits
nights in cuba and an EFFORT is being
made to revive this statute to cover the
present fray.
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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

Frs, race -Four fur'ous. li,tlc RIuo-
10; shilling. " go T. . 'o aud oven
"on. H~ouks. lln iGcu'rNn. O. 10 g. 3D. 90 Z
and oven, second SaNino. i0s ,N"',,lr. -.
To- . % :" and oven third limo. o.t. o.
Miss Slccih, Little Luck Thli', Nc and
Neldt also rau.
Socopd Raoo. ti,c ana enc hair rnr
90 . and 10 @. won. Aztec rtr,.t. i02
Nfor,sl, = 20 /. . 20 and oven. sc,nud
ZHngar"", ~ ,Ao'oul. TO g. in / ana
even, 'hiri. Time, l.lti., Rrcc1or.
Hl"am a. Dawn, '"sHrio. Chlr'c. Eos. so
quarter and la Ctzidora also rtn.
Thiri Race Five and one hp'f frrlnup~
-I"nuie crawford, lO3 tRrslin. 10 Is
10 - ana I - .. won litfl" UtrIi". los
~'lNuderl. t. 10 ? in ! aud oven. scroui
capt. nrusc, 10 ,Ricol. . 20 t. 10 aud
oy"u. third T'm". ll3 3-t. Mimi" r..
Fourth Rae SIS fur'uug Nuniic Cu,l
- LAUDER. to I. Z - , amt ont won
Thistle Relic, loa IlonmauI. G to- l. . ,n
I ana nu'. secoud, Nerrurtutn. II" tNotI
& to . and uut third. Time. l:on A.,
larkrosc and col. McpouEaU also ran
Fifih Race fl"e and ono half furIonss
Mr. Nc, TOO r lIourvl. : 10 D. 2 20
" amt 20 3. N"u. Russ Saud. lO7 ,,i"u.
try, ? 80 I, oven aud to .. second An.
nutl Interest, no CLurphyI. , to /. $ 10 e
aud I =" &, third. TIM, t3ti.-5. Gonna
L"dV Mint Louis bes'osnets ana Hinkand
also ran
sixth Ra"e- ono mile Rose o'Nain. ,o2
u'arroll, 10 to l. 3 TO l aud nu'. won
voladay II, lO5 tHezsnsonD, . 20 /, 2 10
. ana out, second, Andrew ODa,, loe
lStcN"nsl, ? To L. 2 to = and out. third
Time, 1851, Asa Herndon ami Hoisington
also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
BURNS TELLS jess
JUST HOW TO DO 1T
Man Johnson Won Title From
Says Negro Is Poorest
Champion Of All.
ADMITS wv MISTAKES

NEW ORLEANS. March 13.-Tommy
Burns. from whom Jack Johnson won
the worlds heavyweight championship,
looked to-day from his ; feet & into the
altitudinal eyes Of Jess willard. who IL
going to fight Johnson with the hope of
restoring the championship to the white
race. n said
Jess. If you don't win from Johnson I
will never try to pick another winner in
the ring. ! think YOU are absolutely
sure TO win"
Willard. who passed through here to-
day on his way to Havana. looked down
from his 4 feet 6 and encouraged Tommy
to no on. He was listening to one who
knows Jack Johnson and his ways as
well as any one.
81 fought Johnson wrong" continued
Burns. 81 played into his hands. think
ing I could outgame him. II | had
boxed him ] could have stayed the limit
and won the decision. for Johnson. !
think. IL the poorcs; champion We ever
have lad. Or tho defensive he is a
great man, but he won't fight. Sting him
and he'll run. II he lands a blow or
aud doesn't hurt you he gets dis
~Couraged. ] don't see how he can hurt
e big fellow like you and II you play
cards right in this fight you'll
surely he the mex champion"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

pest Race Three furlonGa. purse $500
o-vcAr'"ldS; sclllug -poppoe, ln9 tEoer
> on. OVEN. : =" = ana out, Van, t.olden
It's il6. tTapllul, ~ TO =, : 80 o. aud ont.
'""oui Mariana" lld 'TroSlcrl ct. 20 I.
I 70 , and out, third Time. as I =.
Louise Green, , i Nillot and li''le Giuk
second Race SIX furlougr purse ,sOo
tht'" yc1r-"lds and upwsrd, selling
H~randywine, ~ I'rall. I To T.. : to and
I - .. won. Gold zap, ll9 O'onnellyL =
80 !" -" ana 10 ,, second Hlack Ghiof
ll3 ,TroNlarI, . 80 !, . to and oven.
third Time, liza "a. Fla'hush. Loan
shark. chiffon Trance, Phil Common and
N'Eadoo ALSO ran
rhi-d Race Five aud a hair fir,ouss:
purs" 1900. three year-olds and upward .
ceiling -chilla, III CDrovcrI, oven, to .
to =, won, Lady Jane GREY. %
tlidll . 70 !, I to 2 and . to i. second:
Mis- t'rush. l0i 'Ia Mtsteru. -. To / 6
to " and I to .. ihlrd. Time. i:OT 3.5.
Androincda, Iiinla, Tncle Ed, Gitaua and
Inmn's Tail also ran,
Fourth Il"c"-Noveity handicap No TO
port
Flf'h Race-One mile. purse 5000. throc.
and upward selling Master Joe.
lo7 ,Tapliul. = 10 J 2 to . ana out. won,
NiIik. 90 tAllenI, Z 10 =. TO . and out.
second R"'entc, i0i ,Robins"nJ. . 20 /. &
- and 3 to 5, third, Time. ~. T..
Lack Harrison, Flora! Dal, Con, warren.
Mnto Cohen ana Idleweiss also ran.
sixth Race-SiX furlongs purse 800
wah l'3 'Taplinb, I 10 | 8 to 5 aud /, 10
:, Won, Ray o Light, ln7 tAllcnI, -. to
J. to = and To 3. second; Minstrel ss
tIrhll. q 10 ., ! to 2 and out, third. Time,
;iaa'b. Kayan, milton Roblce, Mae and
I'ohcngrin also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
HAHMAN BREAKS ICE AT IAsT.
GETS WINNING List at Expense oS
1cRn-DRIy Runs Twelve.
STANDING OI TIE

CHICAGO. March, l3.-John fiahnan
of Minneapolis scored his first success
in the worlds three cushion champion
ship by defeating jess Lean Of Chicago.
90 to 81 this afternoon. lie sent out
in seventy-stN INNINGS. with a high
run of five. Leans hest run was three.
For thirty innings they kept even, then
Hahman forged ahead.
Fred Eamcs Of Denver took tho sec
ond anne. defeating Joe Capron of 81.
raul. so TO 30. in sevcnty-siX innings.
Capron had a high run Of seven.
Eames's best being four.
John DAILY ran twelve Nv u game
with August kiockhefer of Milwaukee
that began last nisht. hut ended well
after midnight this morning. Kieck-
hefer had the old stager 81 to 80 and
"hopelessly beaten but Daly won 80
TO az. Spectators were leaving the hail.
so one sided was the game. when
John started To- cut down that lead
IL was in his SlNty-third inning tina, he
made his run. IIly set gu; , moment
later TO slice another chunk from In.
lead. He ran two and i've respectively
IN mis- siNty-ninth and SEVENTEEN in
nitrSs. came back with one in the s,v.
got three iu the following
session, missed his next and ran on,
With W q in his seventV-fuurth
august k'cckhefcr beat Charles MORN
'" 10 ~ in siNty-two innings tonight
hcforc the largest crowd Of the tourney
contestant WAS moro than six
ahead at any stag of tho game
hleckneier made q high run OF four
and MORN three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
CORNELL TAKES EVERY BOUT.
r~cndriton Eorfctts nnd Columbia
Wrrstirrs Lose ny ~ to u.

irh,c,. March l3-The Columbia
wr'.t' ~ team was an easy mark for
CORNELL IN q dual match held here this
afternoon. the ithsranS winning by a
score " - 10 q. tn. no, reSul. Of i've
falls. n decision and a forfeit. As
. result OF the fine work Of the Cornell
mat nen. two Of whom were substitutes,
there Il little doubt here now hat Coach
pCouu"lls men will capture another in
t"rco'l"giatc championship.
capt. FeudelDou OF columbia for
fe'icd his bout with Mckcage OF Cor
nell in the 10 pound class on ,.-
ground that he had a sore arm and was
saving himself for future meets. luciud-
ing the bouts At the san Francisco ex-
position Most Of corurll's Vrastlera
earned their falls ia relatively short
'iin" ~" sensational bout was IN
nh" - pound class, when w j. Cul-
h"rtSou. who had been underneath Pas
deity squ.gned out and got a fall in
-. Found lass " = Culbertson, Cor
r'.'. fpll over psscarollu. Columbia, ann
r'i' 3 Wiru'"s .: seconds
'-t Pound 'l4Ss-NckNnEi~ Cornell. fai1
of" Aimee. columbia. half nelson reverse.
minute g. ."couds
N"swlr'. ''lunhie. uar lock ana head
lolt. p minuiN. ~ seconds
-. Wound 'la-'.-' iuih''tSor Cornell
Gel. oNe- Williams. columbia. hammer 'ook
tu1 hair nelson I minute" g seconds
So l'ourl Class Sss'r. cornell decision
over lI"wr.. ''olumhi-. - minute
49, FOUND Class-Peud'tou. columbia
forfeited =" Mck"is" Cornell
H"tvvV eight class Williams. cornell.
fan over ,iirlucr. Colnmhi. chanrc-v aud
ntr look. = minutes 70 s-ccnds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
TRIP TO THE COAST
ATTRACTS GYMNASTS
Winners in All Round TryOuts
on Tuesday viii Go tn
Bic Fair.

The all round competition To- select
Eastern representatives for the national
champiunShip AZ san Francisco will add
10 th" Importance u the METROPOLITAN
gyinnastic championships To- be- held at
tho New York Turn Nereiu. Eighty.
hiih street and Lexington avenue. next
Tuesday nvcniVg. Last wear on
ships. also held A. IN, Ncw York Turn
Ncrcin. called forth more competitors
and q create attendance than "va- hc-
Tor" accompanied a metropolitan gym
nastlc championship fixture. hut there
was no such incentive a. is now provided
by the all Eastern tryou' for tho Fan
anna Pacific fixture.
The isSu' appears to Joe among tho
reir' scutdtiN's of gNmudsjs of the Met.
ropn.itan Association. but little 81, known
uf IA" abilities of the men Who will be
sent on from BOSTON. rhil,deiphia. Bal
timor', I'ttshurg and Atlanta Two
men viii hc sent to the coast. and the
fiVoritcs are Peter iiol. Nurw,ciau Turn
Nerciu aud III Metropolitan all round
champions. ana Franz KaniS, who holds
the national TILE kluis. who 's 4
member of the Newark Turn Vor.lr.
mad" 4 clean sweep of five events AT
the last national championship meeting.
We has been iu TIN, rouutry .wo years
md mas Nv equals even In he profess
siona! ranks.
Ray W butcher. club swinging cham.
piou. vii defend bUs title. but three
new champions arr assured as the fol-
lowing ti,le holders have not entered:
;. ldnd'lhrum. ROPE climbing i. n.
Gleason. living rings, and VI. ". Red
ford. 'umhliug
TIL" SWiss TU"u No' elm will have two
formidable contestants for the all round
IN bt" uktr' AMI Scho.ttlin. Fen
kart i IN % class hy himself on the
horizontal htu, performing twists. turns
and tiips IN the air seldom cuualled by
a professional irrobnt Schocttlin IL
nc Metropolitan chowniou on the par
Mol hars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
HOMER BAKER ENTERS JASPER.
Hslf Vile champion 10 Rest Leg
at six EurIonps.

Homer Baker of the New Nogk \. g.
mas entered the Jasper threc-quartcr
mile race. which will be one Of the fcl-
lures of the Manhattan Colleg" meet in
the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory on
Tuesday night The half mile champion
has been absent from tho track for some
tinle III order TO rest an injured leg. T.
rs believed that he will start In the jas
per race as . means Of preparation for
the Military Athletic League cham
pionships to be held early next month.
Mike Devanney will make his Hrs, ap
pearance in New York in tho Millroso
'oiors IN this event. ana the other stars
are Caldwell. the Lou yard
champion Colby and Mahoney, Boston
y. a. Dick Egan and Abel Kivlat. irish
American \. G. I'm the scratch quarter
there will he another fine field. consist
of Ted Meredith, Tom iIaipin. Phil
~Iiauser, Harry Glssing. Hugh Hirshon.
Win Cough and :. - Rose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
LEAvITT GETS DOUBLE HONOR.
Lends ~ Expert CIR.. Match suJ
EScrls NJ Timed EIriuu.

Al the seventh Regiment ria. club
tournament held t'ridsy evening on IN,
armorN ranges \ q LeaVitt of Companv
u took IN" lead in tie expert class
rl"t"h 40. 4 WHIoh Uas continued from
ldNt week. end also made q pcrfer,
score "t 100 IA IN" :imcd fire clt,s
match No %
In 'hc timed fire ,outos, Z, p,ut nf
company \ : q close second with 90
leavi''s score ir the expert cup match
- l3N Veteran ;. Il Eostwirk. IL rs
second with l3i ana |. &. Butler of
COMPANY X third. one point behind.
The shooting Friday evening Was
marked bN exceptionally high scores IN
All the classes. Veteran Bostwick's
shooting IN the rrst entry prize contest
Mas ia" second best score made this seat
son
Those who shot 30 in tho timed frc
match were \ T. Lcavltt. G. paut. W
" Hinman. y W. Allison and : T.
Sanford, The scores
Leaders in Cll.s CUP Match No !. ~
Pssr'. 'l9S y ]L"ssitt J"mPsn =
e., s5-lsa
Sh"1P'heo'"r c,iss.' F " Terri. Com.
PAM &, -. ei-l-s. \ j. C1nn~". ,'''n
paWy e ~, - ~
VI. ~, IS -l1s. william = N.t.hori. Gnm
pany q, ~, '6-lis
rlrs' En- rgi@e. Msrch !. u>psr
yrs,rt 81 Sharg'h"",'r = l. p2suo. C,om
Leaders IN Timed Firr CHS, rIr Mach
~" T. EHp'r.in ',ass,A Il Icav'''. com
20, g. %, = " Alison compsuE !
"nsrP.h"G,"rs II sanford comrany
-. e a. T''F'. '"""'"' II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
LABETI DROPPED FROM ROLL.
Class Failure Loses Promtsinu
Young Pitcher to Eordham.

Last week the Fordham facultt ru'
twenty-three candidates from the vaii-
Gus squads now practising at the Maroon
college. but no varsity material was
among the number. Failure to attain
the required monthly average ~ class
was the cause.
YESTERDAY. however. n hearthrcakcr
was dealt out to the varsity nine Coach
Jack Warner has been counting on l.d-
heti. q freshman IN the school Of phar-
macy. to prove a most vaiuahlc pitcher
for Fordhanl. Yesterday the faculty ala
nounced that lie had been dropped FROM
the MS tuition. Failure to maintain tho
monthly average for two consecutive
months was the cause. McErloau. ~"
varsity shortstop. was dropped q Few
weeks ago for the same reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
TALL TASK FOR FRESHMEN.
Must Guard FordhRm Canvas Ernr.
Rt All IOMtcsIs.

VI has been decided to- have the whole
Fordham baseball iuti"ld rebuilt. PM
Schenck, who is IN" grouudk"cpcr Of
tho American League IN Sew YORK CITY.
has been secured for the job and viii
begin work tomorrow Posts have boon
sunk around the entire field ana about
two-'hirds NJ - mile of canvas vii SUI
round the PLAYING grounds at l'ordhHn.
The task of keeping IN" canvas C"nrC
fire. from harm has been turned over 10
mo freshmen. The first vnar men viii
have their work cut out for them dur
ing contests, hut nifty TO n hundred
Maroon guards VIII no used IN keep back
all VINO fan TO pass through the entrance
gate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
CUTLER SEVEN WINS AGAIN.
stevens Institute II Bcntcu in
Close Contest NJ rink.

Cutler School went out of it's class a
hit last night when II tackled Stevens
Institute IN y hockey game Al the ST
Nicholas lIuh. Cutler Won. however,
I To 3. despite the presence of two Of
the Crescent y g. hockey team. Cro-
va ana h~tll"rk. OF the stevens team.
Ia the t'si itlf St.y"us- had the bet
ter of the pla(. s'or'u- two goals to
cutters "u, Int iu the sccuu period
the tthl"s were turned and the school
Itu their score up to four iud held
IN" Stevens players to one moe tally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
MISSES FOUL SHOT 10 TIE IT.
Usrman's Failure Let. dartmouth
RrRt wesleyan, ~ 10 ~.

MlupiErowS. Conn. March l3.-Dart-
mouth defeated Wesleyan AT basketball
here to-uight, score IL to II. The game
VAS won on fouls, Winship caGlng six 20
three by Hartman. The latter missed n
the hual whistle had blown.
Close guarding prevented free shots.
Dartmouth failing TO tally from fold
during the FIRST half. although the score
was tied. I I" {. AT the end Of the period
Wesleyan led the greater part of tho
second half until Rector Tailed from tho
centre Of tho floor. Eaton followed
with a shot from under the basket. hut
p"lictlcr won III" game on a shot from
the centre Of the floor. Winship and
Williams starred for Dartmouth. while
Eaton and Richards featured tho Wcs-
leyau playing Tho lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
Brown Cancels Amherst swim.

AMHERST. March 13-Ths Amherst
College swimming season came 20 an
unexpected end to-day. when IT was an
nounced that Brow had cancelled tho
meet scheduled here for tonight. Tho
reason given was that the team .,au dis
banded. owing 20 tho incliCihlli'y of soy
eral of its best swimmers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
COLUMBIA NINE May
LOSE CHARLEY HAM
Star First BaSpman Has Late
ClasscS-O'Ncalc Likely
TO Fill Gap.
HOCKEY TEAM DINBANDS

With the opening game less than a
fortnight away Coach Andy Coakley OF
the Columbia baseball team expressed
himself Yesterday as delighted with the
material at hand. In no department Of
the game Hoes he Jack adequate merit
In fact he was strengthened further YES
terday when IL was announced that
Alden. the former Dartmouth catcher.
had been approved as eligible for this
seasons varsity.
There is SOME doub II Charley Ham.
who played better ball ut Columbia last
year than he did at Harvard in 1919.
will be obtainable this season. The
crack first basemin has classes from I
O'Clock until 6. just the hours for playing
and practising Lane. second string
catcher. is Oh probation, but this isn't
worrying Coakle, much.
w have the most promising battery
material I've ever handled" said Coax
ley yesterday. with George Smith. Capt.
Jim Neale. Eddie shea. Don Beck and
Al Cowpertlwaitc. IlUscff and Alden in
sure first ciass catching. II Ham cant
play oNcale may be switched to first
base. lie PLAYED the bag two years ago
AMI Is a star.
Watt. triedrichs. Iiaarcn and Mern-
stein are all veteran iuhcldcrs Buncke.
Page. Miller. Laird. formerly Of Prince
tom. ard Lee look best for the outncld."
cap. Torrcy Webb d~isbandod the CO.
iurbit hockey team yesterday after
waiting FOR more thar three weeks for
the temperature to keep low enough so
that his seven could play at least one
game on rs new outdoor rink. HIN
stree; and Amsterdam avenue The team
mad fn postpone seven game since the
INK was completed last Decembcg.
Columbia will hold the finals OF the
lntcrco!ieg ate Gymnastic League in It's
g muIsiuu ON the night Of March %.
This Waa announced Yesterday by the
committee on athletics. which
sanctioned the proposition. Ten colleges
viii enter full teams.
- NJ Knapp. a postgraduate. de
featcd II IIntrnkiss, rs. yesterday FOR
m" Lawrence medal IN the nnal round
~ tolumbia's annual handicap fencing
tournament for men not on the varsity
team. The elimination trials lasted two
veckr and ~ tho twenty-five starters
j. Bo>,c. Is. " Kahn. is. II Arnaud.
Is; Hotc,Ih.Ss aad Knapp were left
when the final round was announced.
-. : 'urri"r. 49,. defeated r. +. Cannon
tho FINAL round Of the sabre contest
20, d, to = Roth received medals given
capt Louis Mouqulu or the varsity
team /