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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
POSTAL employees
WANT ATHLETICS
Plan to Form Club and
Compete with the
Champions.

Ar athletic orga=:-s:ior simils. &c
many others Of the city is being con-
templated By the New York Postoffice
Clerks Association. The mail distribu-
tors have numbered in their roster a
long list of athletes who hold cham
pionships in the Metropolitan Associa-
ton. and this lot can be employed IS
q nucleus around which 10 build up a
strong team. In the associations out
door games each year the closed events
have brought TO light many promising
athletes. if they we're only persuaded
to follow the sport. Several competent
coaches who could Immediately take up
the task Of rounding out team are
also in the midst Of the group OF EN-
ployes Of Uncle Sam. There are 1900
clerks in the service of the government
in this city, and among them arc many
who have the ability 10 cut crecitab!e
cGpcrs on the cinder path.
The clerks best all-arourd athlete
is Dave POlitzer, who represents the
Irish American Athletic Club IN open
competition. He is the holder of the
Metropolitan Association championship
at the broad jump and he is fast man
IN the sprints Another man ior the
short dashes could be had in Phil
Hauser. of the Loughlin Lyceum, who
is one of the best IN the city at the
furlong distance. The sprinting squad
could also be augmented by Arthur
Washington, consistent performer,
and Jack Thompson, representative OF
the Smart Set Athletic Club.
Herman Browser, now with the TIM
ity Club, is strong rnnner ana one
who could b. called upon TO run races
no 10 the mile. I'd Doug1erty. also
Of the Irish-American Athletic Club,
and Otto Holland of the Mohawk Ati-
letic Club, are good performers at the
middle distances.
In the long distance competitions the
CLERKS would have a fast pair in sidney
6. Jackson, who wears the coiors OF 'bs
Irish American Athletic Club. and Bert
Nasterson. Of the Mokavk Athletic
Club. When in condition Jackson Is
always up with the leaders and can a. j.
ways cali upon final sprint for his
rivals.
A pedestrian is also included In the
sssociation in William +. McFsdden, OF
tho New York Athletic Club. who has
been runncr-up in many championship
contests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
CORDIER BEATS MACKAf
AT YALE SQUASH CLUB

By easily defeating Donald Mackay.
il. the old-time Eli baseball player, in
the squash tennis championship tour
nanent Of the Yale Club yesterday, Au-
gustus J. Cordier reached the final
Found of the contest Maokay carried
a wh.rlwind pace 70 his rival during tho
early part OF each game, only. 70 have
Cordier hit his stride and quickly move
10 the front at the finish.
Cordiers hard smashes puzzled
Nackay. while his change Of pac and
accurately placed shots frequently
drove the burly diamond star out Of
position. The scores OF both games
we're l5-e.
the final match will be played some
time this week. with Cordier appearing
against Stewart II. Johnson. Cordler's
s2perience is expected 20 carry him
through for the holding OF the first
sauash tennis title ever won b. the
Park Avenue Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
SWIMMERS READY
FOR KAHANAM0KU
HonoIulan WEI Have Sc
we're Test in Races
This Spring.

A 0usy iitdc tip has been planned
Tor Duke Kahansn oku. the wonderful
Honolulu swimmer, Eho is shortly 20
meke visit 20 tLis country. Il ap-
pears that all the clubs or the CONT
nent which foster the aquatic sport
sought his appearances. fredcrics ".
Ruben, secretary treasurer OF the
Amateur Athletic Union. planned the
trim for tho Hawaiian, who win Gppea-
in special races IN addition % MS com
nctitions in national Championship
events.
Kahansnoku will leave San Francisco
on March 20. HIS first stop viii be al
the Illinois Athletic Club on April o:
On this occasion the best swimmers OF
the Middle West will be pitted against
him to test his speed. His first start
IN d championship race VIII DC III tn'
howard event at the Pittsburgh Ath-
letic Club on April 8, when he VIII De
opposed BY g group OF speedy water
cutters. o
Now York Athletic Club, where the
220-ysrd swimming title VIII DC oe-
.,ded K2hanamOku will then rest OH-
III Aprl IL. when the Detroit Athietlc
club has planned several specie! races
in which he will be a competitor
The Hawaiian third start after 4
.itIa will occur at the Missouri Athlete;
CIub on April %, where the 5Oo-yard
cbsmpionships will be contested. -Four
days more will intervene before ne
,asos 10 the water after another TUE
IN The 50-yard championship at the
same club. -, 49,
Several special meets arc being ar
ranged BY Western clubs. Inc MIN
reaDolis and Cincinnati clubs are pan
ming 20 invite all OF the best swlmne,l
20 fake part in races with the honoiu i
lvan, among whom are heIoe T. toi.
ner, Perry McGillivrsy' Marfy ne0nei
N-iifiarn ShrNOck.
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Splinters and Cinders.

Members Of the Long Island and Mill
rose Athletic associations are refrain
ing from going 20 theatres and other
nlsces of amusements IN order TO Pile
IN money 20 bet on their respective
chances in the championship games OF
the small clubs on next Saturday even
ING. TIL, Long Island boys finished
second in the 1914 meeting.
william II. SPARROW Robertson IS
on his way 10 Chicago 70 IRE the piston
1T the Big Nine Conference champion
ships. According 10 the sparrow sew
e,sl association records are 10 be sent
tunbling BY the college runners.
plans for an extended outdoor sea
son have been mapped out by the ath
ie,es of the Mohawk Athletic CLUB
There ia an abundance Of distance run
ncrs while several new sprinters have
heen recruited. George Carson is COW
erinu the mile in fast time, while ru-
mrr has il that Leo Geohring, outdoor
record holder En- the standing hIgh
,ump, may attempt comebaek'
Friction between. the Amateur AIN
le,ic Union and the ]. {. AS seem
i'm rninent over the decision OF friheS
,nr and The University of Pennsylvania
20 s,art their runners In a match reisy
&c NJ Louisville in preference to the
indoor championships.
Many Of the local athletes will com
,.,c i'm the third annual indoor games
~ the Prudential Lie INSURANCE. Avn
le,,c Association a. the LIST Regimen
Armory. Newark, on ne1t wednesday
sv,nIng' A l,0o0-yard run and ono
balf.mile handicap relay race are sehed-
uIed as the special events.
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BULLS AND BEARS
BANG AT BIRDS"
Forty-fve Members of the
Stock Exchange Pay An
nuaI Visit to Traps.

n TIE presence of 8 hundred Of their
friends forty-fve members OF the STOCK
Exchange VINO favor trspshooting Is a
sport. next 20 fading on the floor OF
he big white building in Broad street
returned some excellent scores yester-
esy afternoon a. The traps OF the west.
chester Country Club, in their annual
shoot for the Stock Exchange Cham
poasnip Cup.
Tie conditions were ideal for the
port, aid there was some close vort
szong The leaders, for only the ten
bsIt scratch men are eligible 70 com
1s;e for the principal trophy. Howard
eouiton. Vho won leg for the cup IN
1914, Wa again the winner OF q leg
Yesterday, and u he should succeed in
slsning mex, year the trophy will be-
core his property.
lis high scratch score o. 90 out Of
:ss possible 100, won the leg for him.
His competitors and their scores were /:
D. G. Csddes, -. The winner OF last
yssrs les FOR the cup; Arthur Corlies'
y; A. e. Deuiug. s.; /. Pear, SO;
s,uart Scott. 81; e. - Spears, g; d.
4 IaUsehe-t. 81; A. P. Pilot, 30, and
4. Whitney, 70.
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activities of Athletes
at New York University

The last echo o. the basketball sea
son wss sounded last week when The
team chose Howard Cana, star football
player ard shot putter, as we'll as one
% the most dependable men on the Nlo-
Jet quintet a leader iOr next year. AZ
fhc same meeting John EhrgOtt. OF
JERSEY Cry. "a, elected manager and
Walker Clark assistant manager
The executive council OF the ath-
,--ic assoc.at.e. granted the right 20
wcar .re 'vars.-- ~. Z. T." TO Captain
Waite. storey. Cummings. Cam. Egan,
Mooney and Manager Lent. Carlin, al
though he lacked the prescribed num-
Der of minutes OF play received his in
,ignis. Numerals were given 20 Kea.-
ing. kranichfeid Russell. Carol, Dog
gett. Levine ard Ehrgott. The fresh
nan team received The privilege 81
wearing the class numerals.
Tie dual schedule % The gymnasium
closed vestl rday when u travelled 20
Philadelphia and net the Cnlvers y o.
'clueylvsa!a. IRON now OF until the
atetccil-CiatcS ~H!cn take place ~
Philadelphia on Narcn 30, Coach Bis
singer will devote his attention 20
keeping nc men n tl4iAs
The question Ok holding spring foot
bal practice .his year has received
cons derable attention on the part OF
those I'D charge. CAPTAIN Bernstein
feels ffa' no reai beret. is gained by
such practice. ~ d.. work Is carried
OF TO- desul,ory fashion and means an
added c.non,e u he athletic associa-
Of
tic university and adviser 20 the ath-
letic as socia'iou. is o. the same opinion
a. Bernstein. No action will be taken,
however unit, Cosch Riley cen De con-
suited and his views on tne matter
heard.
r. Che ina, II the i-ter-house hts-
ketball championship tournament Phi
Gamma Delta succeeGed in defeating
p. Up;ilou. whicr had drawn bye.
The score was 80 - -, the runner-up
leading until the last minute Of the
drst half. Then Cam and Heating, Of
Phi Gamma Della. took matters into
their own hands ard sVsmped their
opponents.
Mooney also contributed large
share 20 the victory. This victory
gives Phi Gamma Delta the inter house
trophy. which has been in ne hands
I Of Delta Epsilon.
All the events in the underclass track
competition have been run of and the
medals. which were donated By DR..
/ John p. Mum. fhs honorary presiden.
T OF he Athletic Association, have been
awarded 20 the three winners IN each
etont. The meet vas complete success
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
7TH REGIMENT MEN
WIN M'ALpIN TROPHY

team &C six men from the eth
Esyinert, shooting against teams from
.7sn other organizations that are
senbsrs Of The Veteran Military Rife
s,sociation Of New York, a. the Attn
regiment ranges, returned the top
,,t;ort Of 557. and In doing 30 captured
=. much covetsd McAlpin trophy, for
! ass Won tvo previous legs for the
,rzs
he 7th's team won from the list
h'siment team By just 3 points, It's
for. being e4e. The scores Of last
sht and the aggregate scores for the
fit. matches follow:
a., ga Regiment. 557. 1920; list, 340,
~; llth, 54s, 1902; 23d, $40. l,01s;
~, Se5, 1917; I'D, "a, e78; Old
nsnl, z57, es7.
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PARENTS WATCH
1oo YOUNGSTERS
RIDE FOR CUPS
IuveniIe Equestrians in
Annual Carnival at
Durland's.

Nearly zoo children took part IN the
-w,n,y.ninth annual Juvenile eques-
-, carnival Yesterday morning 81
=. purland Riding Academy while
.,,;r parents, governesses, nurses and
large gathering o. women ard men
,,o are familiar Ggrres OF the bride
rs OF Contra, PARK looked on from
Ne balconies After cotillon music
Id, commanded by Charles T. Krsuss,
* horse show classes were judged.
Mrs. John Gerken, who acted in q
,,milsr capacity at the children's ride
GO weeks ago in the Brooklyn Riding
ard Driving Club. was again the sole
sdgs. The first and second prizes in
..eh class were silver cups. valued, re-
.,.c,iyely, at SO and $50. Some Of
10 winners we're SO tiny and yoGng
ia, they were unable 20 carry away
he big cups ;hey won.
The crowning features were the
,rsrdinc OF prizes 70 the beS, cir!
and the bes. boy rider. style and skiil
N eouestrianism only 20 be considered.
ri.re WAS 8 tie for the cup for the
has, gin rider, and Mrs. Gerken or
1sred that cash Of the two should le-
ssive CUT. The lie was between little
Eiss Constance Ss.a kegan. OF West
iury. Loag Island. who was q familiar
-.ure i1 several o. the childret's
,'ssses AZ the les; national horse show.
srs Mss Barbara Guggerhe,m.
Miss Regain rode her own mount. INC
t.v mare Delight. while Miss Guggen-
ss,,a was mounted on Fred Wttach' 5
shsstnu; mare. sunshine. A still
younger child Of the Nestbuyy hunting
isnly. li:ile Jean Regsn, ives second
On her bay pony, Jay.
Fifteen boys competed for the other
-.p. Tie winner was Master Fred
W.,aeh. IT,. on Sunshine. Alexander
P-ese. o. Queens. Long Island, Won
i.s second c1p Oh Miss Baruch's chest
rt. seldinr His Honor.
TIE awards follow:
r-i class .ro,.-s a.. hands sad under
-. Master Jesse Powers b.. i. Lar
,sasl.-f -..e- sv o'sner; second. 2liss
c'rvsIge sa,a iegans B. m. jay; third,
Nss.ss Izrkso1'- b. b. hilrush
s.clf clas. ponies over ~ and under
4 tarfsl-Ft-st. "a. E. Bakers ~. ~.
7st-.na 2 .--er 'r owner; second Master
.o1.s itaT-os o. -. Di-u. ta--l, siss (
Pods t- A. YOU I'd. Master a. J'
irl r'sss branded pony haeks,-First.
,.ssc, N.'.1-, l--t Co IS b. 2. sweetheart.
rs-. De- owner. second. Miss :. Pond Or.
- rt '.-- Nlss i KlaLsss T. o..
r---. fo-r.r Master g.. owens =. iH.
o .,.. Continuation -.cs and DIRE
ast IT, Nam t.@a -, - 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Fordham Basketball
Men Lack a Court

Uuless the games can DC pi"gsgn q"
, suitable court AZ the unlNe, sltF, ',o..
ham 1iil not be represented ~ NJ
az made yestcrday. by INC
s.e,,i,v director Of sthls,lcs, dispelled
-. ,,,,ooye that have been eircling tne
es,nn, 70 the effect that the ban wouio
bs Ilf,.d on the sport IN any event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

str, ~. Pier -. ". r.. H. fulton g.
.a,'v AZ 500 p. N. Music
Ne, London (Norwich) Line. str. ".
%, a. y n. II. Houston ST.. week day.
ouly. % +. NJ: Pier 70. Z. X. IT. Z. go
ST. zoo =. ".
New Haven Line. str. w. Pier IS, z r..
~ Catharins ST. week days only. -'o' r
NJ pier 70. II. L. ed ST. 2iS J. NJ.
Bridgeport Line. week days only. str. ~
ptar ~ i. r., :Io9 4. Al. Pier 70. T.
ost :, ti.i5 A II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRiNsPACIFIC MAILS.

Japan Cofea China. Philippine latnts ~.
tc4ftrl tclo-e o. ESQ wl-Aef'co N
nj" Gsrsn n'ss San Tr.nri.rol tclose a. ..
l. % 2 ml-Great N-rt ~. -; 'AeA ~
EsgaI Japan Core tn1t. Philippine
I.i.rds Iria san fraI-isrol lose. A. -,
II 80 D Irl-rcuyo M41l.. ....s...- hcn -
Guam Philippine islsrds Via sen an
SOY fc.o's ~ = so MT Trans A.. .,
Usr,r Fia Islands. Nrs Zsa'aad. Aus
.-.n1 III. Vancouver 7-d victoria @ .
Iro.e ~ % . ml-MakIrs. .ApiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Weston Scores Easy
Victory at Pool

Chicago, March ls.-Charles Weston.
~ Chicago. won an easy victory over
Mike Petrie, OF Chicago. in the worlds
pocket billiard meet to-day. The score
wna 100 to 80. In twenty-nine innings.
Petrie made the high run. -.
z. Tabersh, Schenectady, defeated
Ralph Greenleaf. Monmouth. H., By
100 70 "a, in forty innings. Taber-
sli's high run vas Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Home Guard hlgo Wing.

,.efD', March i>.--The Arena HOCKEY
~. OF isis city tonight defeated the
:, ,''s. Of Montreal, by three goals
,ns' y vas not until the last period
g., s'@ff. q subztitv,e, scored FOR the
riseselsis The teams played -
'".bt ~ q tVO-goal tie week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Navy Pencers Beat Penn.

!. ,Mnspolis, ia, March js.-Ths Navy
- ron The University % Pennsyl-
-, - 'enclnZ here to-day. Eigh,
~ ~ nirs bouts With the foiis went
sr,s ri1zhipmcn, Bsrtol being the
~ sisinr ~ gain q victory. Tho
~ Nos all cir ~ the boun With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

town: ko7onA tBrj. Dsllerara. b.uts lNorl. Bira-
ca E-foys Daal. Phiade,pns. Nes orleans,
y fo.t Ccano. asn Juan. ns'9a,. Bs's-s. =
!tI. Erspool Prolsus Sea Ohs,us. Cot1auc'.s
thu.e,tla snl Jacksonville; socony. Batcn Rouge.
Ns-s- ifrl. Nsrse.iies, l-cl.ys, Tirls bland
sonora Men. sssu.; Bov1sn tNcrl. Santiago g.
Ca-a. Psc.oni4 BIT London. GufEht. yer;
Arthur; Nh .no,kea, siocSton; Hern.l Frssch.
eatire' rr.idAd Brl. Bar5.fos. Amerein pTl
Ciaaiuesos' II sud Galveston B.aEl tNcIl. 30. o.
tertsu.
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Oarymen Chooze Duluth.

. 1'e National AssOeistion Of Amateur
.sf'msn etregtive committee. meeting
c' rignt 70 ths New York Athletic
I'D yrarimoutly decided 20 hold the
:. ~ sAi reZatta Tor the ohsnpionships
' ifsr ~ Duluth Point, Duluth, Ninr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
u. I. 7 Summers Win

o, ..llsttoi't1Nr. Conn. March u. haasa-
$3.50 Institute 81 Technology de-
800 hffifysn Ia swimming mere to-
~ ~ points % "a. In the relay
-, which toe visitors won, the
.,Nsy. record ~ Z.Z1 % wAs lowered
-rs-tfths Of a sccnnd
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

-,,r,., 500 Soon rises 70. NJ 3
.t',..i - olI Moon ss a nj. ~"
HIGH NATEh
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

AKhIE ID.
Bermuda NAfch i1-Be-u.udl1n fBl). SsT YorS
Chrscerssnd Nu.5 l1-FeGeris vIli tDsE). Aea
YO-E IA kyrEEEf
Po- Eata Narch is-Ni.srs,in Be- Neg Yori
viz - III. err. g Y. f0- Vlsi.vs.ok
R1'tsriaul, ji4rch is-Ror5lr.h ,B-l Ne- YOrA
N.oan lDui-hl. New No.a via Lo,dc1.
- Nszsiv. slsIch i.-Sslv,IiG tbr3. New York.
l'yho-1 Na-ch l.-U.ldia BIZ Her YORK.
30, iesur MarA i3-krut H.!ds lNo'). New Tors
R0chsnbesu FRI Neg losk
Euli. March i7-ii,ho lBr) New Yors.
SAILED
Belfast. March ls-Knue Hslns1a (Sr). New Yak
HoHg kons. March i'--fsTemolt Castle (Br). Se,s
YORK
ShilghsL Mach i---Iadrasanha tByl New Yo-h
Lordon. March is--afinnsnshs (Bs). NsG fork
PASSED.
Gibr,ta'. March is-Rcssli, dtsD. Nsa ro-s fo'
Maple
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Last
Iwentv-fOur Hours.

Tsshingor. March is.-A moderate disturbance
.hs; devologei ever Western South Carolina to-day
has caused sons ush. SHOWS IN southern Hc'T
York. Nsg J-rseY ird yss.er1 Peunsyivsaia- Thsrs
T,fe Also sroTs mos'y Light. in the lake region
sid some rein n North Cl.on. and SoutLsru
Ofeson. Oref ITO remainder o. ihs county 80
weather vas far. Eigh ,tEDerAiu-es coltirg-i
.1-0Us on, Tie Wes'. e.,hcugh thsJ are corsiltr-
aby lever taan or fndas ia sol,h DAKOTA
Setrss'l kaAss All Esf'esl COLORADO over
tLo Ea--eTl ard Southern portions n ne country
tslrpe,am7s Save 1'en. although they arc 80 .
much below tie sea-oral average from the upysr
Ohio vsliey ard the lover lake region eastward IA
the South they az ag.ia ahOse the sssson.l aver
age hI' ,r's. agair 1cc;Iyel this moTfiii as far
doTr a. south GENITAL iioHi-. Gc1cgs,lg fs'r
weather may re eIpe-tsi sunday ara Monday east
81 the ~ lssippi R7sf. Nth s0mewhst alzlc
Temperature sunday m Sew England. he mid liz
Ailsnt'r states snd The Eastern Lover lsfe region.
Winds for sunday I'd Monday North aud mid
die Atlantic. moderate 'srsbe; south At!el'ie,
rfc1era'- 70 fresh sou est eIcfpt variable ~ the
florida COST: ess. t,ulf moderate. nostl, south
Eest. west GuN moderate souLa. Upper .tkes nod
s-s,a northwest. lover LAKE,. ui0def4's northwest .
Erie aid CENT. 10 moderate variable on ontario.
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Forecasts fer special loeatI.,-tsitsrn ss
yet. cloudy and warner to-day ts.norcs fsis.

y
pi.-r.- @. Columbia Eastern Pennsylr1nls inf
prllrar, partly cloudy and HUraer to-dayi to
Msrl.rd. partly cloudy to.dsy; -un-s east: ;c-
u0rryF filr. 49,,
Ne,r Ierssy cloudy I'D warmer to-dy prce155
,0.ii saOr5 - early MINING rear tos coast TO-
Mrrrog rat.
Nv Trg,nd ard Wes.arn Perrglrslia. osriJ
cloud and slightly wsraar today; to-rnoTos isir.
Wes.erI NrF Nofk. CLOUDY today. prohaniy lc-.l
faess uss- tie Great Lskes. slightly "srlnsf 30
rrorrur 'air
n.orrO4 'sir. - g.
'I.s!sagpi. Abrams Cora Honda ara sou'a
garo.irs f-ir today su1 to-florrcE
No-rh Caroiina PATTY cloudy Fsi pronatJ
bal rGl.s east io-day - rloiros fGr
Ne@, virginia. fair lo-daV auf to-mo-ro~, VAN
OF ledied temperature cl.nse.
Louisiana and Esr-1 TrIhs. 'sir to-dsy coci;f
i- 10 Interior. TO- moffyE fAif.
LscaI ofreitl Records The following os.dal -.r-
I'D IRON lie Weather Bureau shows the chinsHs N
,r-s-aiurs q, tie las; 'Vc.'y your hour IN com
2.r.son Win 'ns c0uespordins dais 81 last ye,r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

Alvin Lent, captain OF the New York
University track team. tied for first in
the Jasper 4io-yard run at the Man
haitian College games. held In the l6sth
Street armory las. Thursday night. lie
vas disqualified for Glowing and cut
ting in on the turn in a heat compris-
ing twenty men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

uirl..,t t,ulusratlr- ys.s-lay a degrees ii' $40
p nj lo,r.s, tas m average. 10 sverase
~ ,rrssr9rdns ds'o iast year 20 average FOR eof-
Responding date lASs thiry ,lree ye.s, =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

Manager Stewart Of the tennis team
has been busy the last week looking
for a place 70 hold practice until the
snow clears away and the courts are
put in order. The first meet is only a
month away, and the team Is still 20
be picked. Professor Clapp will take
charge OF the practice.