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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02
4 Fine Array of Athletes
Entered i'm Senior Games
By A. G. Cavngnaro

The Borough of brooklyn will play
will go in quest of the senior national
track and field Championships next
Saturday evening The meet Ia being
promoted by the Amateur Athletic
Union at the spaclous 18TH Regiment
Afmofy.
In eleven Of the twelve events the
champions of last year viii again be
on hand 60 defend their titles. The
which Cornell University won last year
but which institution Will not bo rop.
resented in tho coming games. College
runners promise TO be prominent con
tenders in all Of the events. The Uni.
Vcrslty of Pennsylvania should capture
the majority of the points. as Lawson
Robertson, the coach has his charges
further developed than his rivals.
Ono of the outstanding features OF
the meet Will be Ted Mcrcdiths effort
to turn the tables on Dave s. CALDWELL
Boston Athletic Association, who re.
Gently defeated Ted in the Millrosc
games. They will meet in tho 600
yard run. Another runner who is after
Caldwells scalp is Tom Campbell, Uni.
versity of Chicago. outdoor national
champion.
Joio.Ray Is down to defend his 900
yard ti,lc and record Of 2:l4. which he
set last year and jointly holds with the
late John w. Ovcrton. The Illinois
athlete Will have to fight off deter.
mined field, including Caldwell. Baker
Mike Dcvancy and Campbell. Owing to
the entrance of Campbell. Baker and
Caldwell in both the 600 and 1000
yard contests, these events will be
so set apart that tho three runners
wiii obtain respite of one hour and
a half.
Probably the most evenly balanccd
field ia that entered for the 0-yard
run title. IT comprises Andy Kelly,
New York A. g.; Sherman G.. Landers,
University Of Pennsylvania, 1918 cham
pion; Frank Shea. the Pittsburgh Uni
yersity whirlwind; Long Tom Halpin,
Boston A. A., and Jimmy O'Brien,
Loughlin Lyccum. Kelly holds the
record Of 81 90 seconds for this race.
and If the athletes are at their best
the worlds mark viii probably be
shattered.
An eleventh hour addition ts IA. -.
yard high hurdle event W.T., Walker
smith, Of Cornell, who ranl;f1 AZ one
Of the best timber toppcrs W the col
lege world last year. Jack Moakley.
coach at Cornell. believes that Smith
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Townsend Harris
Defeats Erasmus
lin Dual Swim

Townsend Harris Hall defeated Erns-
mus Hull High School in the opening
round of the junior high schools swim
ming championship tournaments held
in the Columbia pool yesterday. The
score was 30 to 30. The victors scored
four first places, two Of which came in
the 800 and A00-foot relay races.
Two other meets were also scheduled,
but they resulted in defaults Com
merce failed to appear against Stuy-
vesant. while Manual Training forfeit
ed to De Witt Clinton.
De!marle, of Erasmus, was the only
double winner, taking the 5O-yard swim
and fancy dive. That the 220-yard
event is too long distance for these
tlrst-year students is reflected in the
time OF minutes 20 seconds which it
took Herman, Townsend Harris Hall,
the winner, to cover the distance.
The summary follows:
500 foot relay raceWon by Townsend with
FISH. Donnell. Ginsberg and tioodsicin, Erasmus
Hal, seNond Time, "A 80
p 90 yard swim-Won by Delmaflc Erasmus Hal
third Time. o:3l 80.
go, yard swinwon by kisgnan. Townsend Koe-
Fancy dve-Won by Dclmarlc Erasmus with 81
points: Kemp, Erasmus Hall, with 24la points.
second; kiernan. Townsend. with 20is points,
third.
2oO-yard breast stroke svim-won by Benedict
Erasmus Halt: Resler Townsend, second: Brown,
Erasmus Hall third limo . a l T.
l0o-yard swim-Won by Donnell Townsend ;
Goodstein, Townsend, second. Kemp. Erasmus Han
=, 4oo-foot relay race-Won by Townsend, Erasmus
Hall, second Time, l 2l
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sly tl'rioogs Fairy Talc SG Suow ,lucci TIgl
Wcynou'h Cirl, lo kimpalong lO2 lamcnIa
ION, lob; Anloce lot 'aov b'Vt. los. rrckster.
II, lod. Ayion, los
Second tnco three ,car.n lls and inward, .l,im.
i,,g purse. 500 FIVE aud half rirongal 49,. Calao.
-; Pauline Crowley, 100. Neither 100. Chor,a.
~, 'allgwsy l02, Sordnllo. i0i. ,o., ,oI
Ncinland. l06 ''''''' w.
third race three year olds md inward, claim
~. purse s'Go Ave and half furlongs)- 'Scvlla.
70; 'Niolet ~; u Harriet. 100. Rhadun,s
to?; Miss la2bo. lo3; Mac Murray in3, Whca,
,nNcs lo'; fonctiounalrc. i0l Xim TO-. Encore
loo Agardi. 1905, Jack Snipc, los
Fourth race--1hc Maidl Gras fIandlcnn ,ihrc,.
;car-ol's and inward $500 added Ava and 4,
hslf furlonasl-- Lacknwanna. %. Surpliec a..
uhlppic. 20. Barney shannon, los; siocco IL,
iiamiliuu A.. llSs Rafferty,. 1903; Hodge 100
skiies Knob. l2o Spence entry
Fifth ccrhc Carnival Handicap (thrcs year
olds And upward; 81 200 added; ono miIel-iCor.
son. %; ttiocnir 07; iFlit,ergoid 100; tNiukmsn.
ios, sssin, l0S spetles. l0a sBclle Roberts, liz.
Etruscan. no. Wisrman. III: smart Money' lis
SW"r entry tbryson entry. tspenco entry
sixth race -four -ycnr-olis and UPWARD. claim
lne pirsc, 800. ono mile aud Nifty yardsl-A View
20. 'Veldt. l07, Stout Heart ns. Indy lanes
,oo lake sclas. 10: Mud sill, 10. scopil. 10,
Delaney. ia
seventh race tonr olls and inward, claim.
w purse, 5000: ono mllo md dfy ynsdsl
'sclemer. 100; Nenhthys. Io3. pecp Aqan l0s.
,,ir Haven, lob White Crown. los: WI soon
10. Cork. 1917 Amino, III Iazelnu III
Apprentice allowance claimed
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New Orleans Entire.

p I,s , sloo oHr tu'oYra' mrM@%s', jig noam,S
r,ar,ner lle nooucyo ll6 oleascr ~ Smile
10; Giollo nom. ll5; Sister !lecnc. Iis Blue
zen, ia; Ish. ~. Aso eligible Lady ra'"ud,
ll3, Annette rcllor. ia.
ing purse 5000 five and y haif futlongs lay
,,nnnmcll. IA aroncho hllv. ~; tssty Riches,
Non oiS. no; Ina Kay no, ophclia ". no,
Marscry. no. Lassait o. rlu,uda. %. Also
clrlel~ ionvcriu, Npt ENimahlc. 10, iohele.
10 Tom caro-. rs, uerty La's los Elizabeth
Marie. 90
Third race three scur.cl aud upward; claim
ing nurse 5000 five and tnlt furlohssl .Wsr
leader liz; Toad Stool III. I YIN. nj; yyettc.
l0s: Lcgoial, los. MmawanG 100; Monarch lO6
'htilc Maudic. lO5.
Fourth r.cc four-sear Odds and upward. claim.
the Great. loe: Assume. los. lolatcr. l07 Kcvrcr
Us, Marie, Miller ~.
fifh race. Nnree year olds and upward claim.
ialmk .opW. M rau, los Aldobsran los
, y, 'NS, ''N nrrsoT,' iol Quito los Rs
=, rT"'" 81 "S NI M % A Il HYogs %
% 'l''li Hoy. no Thinker. 90
Sixth rag lthrce year ODDS and upward. CAIN
Ing rurtr sdoe enc mile and iw.ntS yardsi-Xims
100; Mary Belle. 1903 Syh loa Icta. io7. sun.
flash. loi; Frances starr, OF; Petit Hpu. i0i
.t,l1,l baHmgHn 10! .nollna, loi; 'Mcusa lo2
ilandsc hose SN Niles kruler So sEspano 50
'Msry II. 100; stitch In Time, OF Astrasa ioe
seventh race tour Sear-ods and upward claim
lthymri. ~; slnmterer. H. phiuhiue IL; Lot,
terry. w Mkiuh, l0a lon ilntle 100 nogart
10y iiono'uu BOY, ion, Y,nmak. loa nrown Velvet
son, loi, 'nbhllng Louder lO9 Also clirlhir naha
bah IL i0o 'hahy cal. lol, Blup Rock, liz
Bar of Phoenix, 100; Progressive. lo7 l.uthcr lis
Apprentice allowance claimed
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Il. f.. Eldred Leads
Cunners at Traps
On Travcrs Island

sixty eight glnnnrs. the largest field
that hns gathered 30 far this season for
a regular shoot at the Travers island
traps Of the New York Athletic Club.
were on the firing line yesterday and
took pnrt in ono OF the most inherent
ing shoots Of tho year. Although tho
weather was like sprins, The conditions
wcrc not OF the best Stil several Of
tho nlmrods did excellent work, pnr-
tlcularly h. T.. Eldrcd. who won the
high scratch prize with tho excellent
to'a! OF 90 out OF possible 100 targets
W. &. Allen rlso did some excellent
shooting Not only was he the high
handicap gunner after shooton, but
he also took the Truvers Island trophy.
In the special events Tracy IL. Lewis
won the high handicap prize, and the
high handicap trophy went TO A. W
Walter, As usual. legs were scored by
all gunners with IS targets in the Has
IN. Club and Accumulation Cup shoots.
Almost every gunner at Travcrs Island
scored nj least ono pr
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I,OOO-Yard Race
Goes TO n. BrOwn:
Baker Gets Fourth

Homer Baker, the local middle dis
lance star, failed to finish better than
fourth in the 1,00oyard handicap run
in the Osceola Club names. whic',
were held in the Seventh Regime
Armory last night. Baker started fro. I
scratch and found it human impossi
bllIty to fight his way through tn =
field of thirty-five.
The winner was Newton Brown. VI, .
attached, who recently captured t e
junior national championship at tt S
distance. Brown ran well-jude d
race. He was allotted the liberal st 1T
of IL yards. and sped into the an
position at the end Of the third mil
During this time Baker and .ack
Sellers, the backmarkers, were en-
countering trouble moving forv ard
Brown retained his position to the end
to win by yards, while Sellers sed
out Reynolds Longfield, New ork
A. C., at the tape for second ace.
Baker let loose with wild sprin -'ol
the last half lap and just succeed in
getting fourth honors.
Eddie Hosmer, the Glencoe sprinter,
won by inches in the 300-yald run,
while the Trinity School relay team
beat the St Cecilia four by ards
yards.
The summary follows:
,a, 600 i Hagn Cn BY oscn hacr
,gl O riisehinan. ST Georges { third
49, 30 gard dash 'tsndicap' -Wen n J. " ktes-
SOS nuaii a'hei - fatdsl 4 - Nailes >ieis
Of ~ Antony a Yards 4ceaid NJ i'es Glen.
zoe = vafdS thi'd rimp q 81 seconds.
40 'etl hrsW matching niier ieusel 10 IN
Regiment Won ~ q Mecmmlst conne-e T.
i luee,~ COMPANY, 7 Second a Ter Naehl0r
d 40 {ad r",gfn,al .eools isay ,sss WI ~
son anl llovsy 81 Cecilia, seeond Cathedral.
ons me .alA lhHgdleanl Won by " iosou.
leip 'lenfno = 100 tfeendsl Edward Hens.
New fott 4 . 'seraiohi, second " j oker,
Aew inh \ = IA ssem'dsi lhfi Time, ~ h.
.0o04iard run lhandoapl Won h., Newton
lirowol unattached ls ssld.l Jack Aesu New
Yofk A. O. - ysfsl, seooud lle,nods Lon giisld
New fml. e 'l5 yerdsl. aura Homer ilsher
Goncfe 4. e tsrraril fuuIl Time -.
Putting - pound shed fhnndeapl Won lg
II T. kearns For'lham rrcr 10 iee,l sil AZ
feet Z inches 'oOrae silvia unaii schrd ~ fest)
with A feet B iuches sefond J. ldichman Clark
H. So ~ foot Il incfesl. with A. feet
inch. thiih
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New Orleans Results

los sT0 " s sa d "IiI co." TO four to
10 3, second; Gunrouccd ms (raucSi. 10 /.
to o, to b. third Time 0i0. Annette Teller.
biomed and iIagauho also ran.
second race nhrco year ods md upward; claim
lng' purse, $500 ivo and half turlongs) --laclS
X. liz Cs(alkcN to , to .. to !. arst
Laura Miller los ua>sdy). 90 to < to /. i
10 l. to j. > 10 /. llird Time. o. rcrp
Williams Early Morn. Bracelet. Modelling Miss.
itcilloc, 'uu, Marie Council. Altisidora Miss
fnuilcroy also ran.
lhird roce tlhc hes lIandlcap three year olds
md upward, pursr 500. live aud n hair iurlong,
fr"nk.n. llo s'mpsonl. 10 to ]. 4 10 |, . to i,
IA 10 49, second. Kate fright lo1 (Stalkcrl,
4 w. ,l., 10 10 'hd Tms, 20, ~.
Ben Hoy and Orlando Of Havana also ran.
Fourth race uhc Martin Bchfmen Gun; hundicap,
Three year Odds and inward 800 added. Two
mics Queen Aprle. los Ao'rrwor,h, 10 .. q
7" 2. 10 ., out. second; Lord liorlori 100
r,n g., to 3 : 70 .. out. lhhd. Time, $3.50
rinh LIZ. ,ace uonr year olds and upward. claiming
purse 5000 milo and a furloug) Honolulu Roy
lo2 fGarucr) 10 to 4 to L. 10 /. nrsi. John
Iluriei 100 twlio II to L. to l. . to i. Soc
'nrd '' fm lq' o'a' r If r to to NO TO-
tor Broderiok Brown Velvet and orncry also ran
sixth raco tihrcc yehr ods and upward; claim
iug ruisc. $500 mlir and seventy yardsJ-
Grumpy. los (Gmnerl. to i. q TO 3. / to
mrs, ..cb Nme5 po ios '"wnnl IT, to to 70
out. third. Time. "a i-5 Ben Hampton. Olj
Man CrIl. Euc Hammock sosius. Mar Tom and
W, H. Huctncr also run
seventh racc lthree Ycnr-olds and upward; claim
us putse. $500 mile and II siricenth) - scafsrer
lM ilurhel TO >. ! to = out nrai; Amelia
i ioa 'Itlcsl. 10 /. to /. evrn. second rrunes
49, slcctb. Iolite King Neptune and Broom
Pcddlct also ran.
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has II splendid chance to win the
championship.
Carl Erdman, Princeton University,
Is hot favortc for the title, but he
has worthy foes in Earl j. Thomson,
Dartmouth; Fred Pollard, Meadow
brook Club. Philadelphia. and Frank
LOOMS, Chicago A. A. Lieutenant Bob
Simpson viii not be on hand, az efforts
Il have his furlough extended proved
fruitlcss.
Loren Murchison, of the st. Louis
Athletic Association, who showed lots
Of sprnting ability at the Millrosc A.
A. games. will strive nightly to capt
urc the G0yard event. Murchison Gu
ished second to Billy Ganzcmullcr in
the event last year, but the finish was
so close that many disagreed with the
officials in the placing.
Murchison is at present in wonder
full form, and will be hard to bent
Gsspite the formidable array Of rivals.
Other speedy sprntcrs out for the
title are Bernie Wcfers. jr., New York
A. c.. Roy Morse, Salem Crescent A.
c.; r. J. Collier, Indiana University,
and Fred G. Tcschncr, Glencoe A. C.
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CoIuncIs Sign i''InI,crty

FnIric> j, CPntNy) Flnhcrty. former
big lcnguo pitcher, Inst year manager
OF the Mobile club Of tho Southern A.
rotation, has been aligned to lead the
LouisVllc American Association team
this season. This will be Flahortv's
second connection with the Louisville
club, of the American Association. Dur
ing the scason Of 1902 he won for
Louisville twcnty-siX out of forty-two
games. On the last day of the season
he accomplished the feat, impossible
under present rules, of winning three
games in one day.
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spring. are the PRINCIPAL candidate
for backstop. Lallcy. Draglt. Florshcim
and Wincor, who were IN the squa
last year. arc seeking 'ndeld or out
field positions.
Quinlan. who was selected for an
iiiield place on the 1917 team which
was disbanded when the wnr broke OUT.
is also> a candidate for place this
year, while the basketball team, when
IL finishes it's season. about the middle
of March will contribute two promis,
ing intielders in Molinet End Sidman.
Cornell has decided TO enter team
IN the intercollegiate wrestling meet -
lie held al State College. Msrch ~ and
~. The lthacans will have no dual
matches, but the usual championships
meet to be held here Maych 10 will ~
l. long way toward deciEng Coruell's
entries in the intercollegiltes. 3.
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Navy Wrcsilcrs Win
From Yale Maimcn

ANNA 'OLIS, March I. Defeating
Yale "a to 4, the Naval Academy
wrestlers scored their fourth success
siyo victory this afternoon. No falls
we're registered, all The bouts being
decided on form and negrcssiYcness
Avery, the only point winner for
Yale, had the better of lsbell in the
175-pound class. and only the lntter's
extreme ofolts enabled him to prevent
fall. Captain Muiche. Of the Navy
team. forced Mailing TO the Defensive
onrly in the unlimited weight event,
and the latter had ~ bad time Of it.
iiinnilruI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02
Great Britain 8 Dauis Cup
Challenge a Big Surprise
american Tennis
Players Win in
French Tourney

@ANNES. Friday, Feb. 20.
American tennis play
crs with the United States
army in France are figuring pro-
minently in the tournament being
held here under the auspices of
the Y. M. c. A. In the singles
matches Captain r. Norris Will
Jams. American champion in
1916, defeated Lieutenant Louis
Graves, of New York..
In the doubles Colonel William
A. Larned and Major Robert D.
Wrenn, both former United
States title holders, defeated the
brothers Deveraux, the victory
giving them a place in the semi
finals of the doubles.
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Present. Holders
Of National Titles
TRACK EVENTS

TRACK EVENTS
Event Name and college. Kc,o.d
90 yards w. Gsnyemulvt. Penn
e'a'e ''''t' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 0i0e 2ab
900 yards n. Lander.. p,nnsyiv.nia o,sto.b
GOO satds.-4M. Gustnvron renuAyt
'""'n ''''','''',t,s-t.o...., ma a.b
Two'mils walk II. nemer. n. y
A. e. '''''','''.',,,,,, 1872
T~o.mile rum. Garvsy rnulisi
a. " '''''' 'st,t,'..,f,ts,,,,,, o.iB
1000 yards joic Ray. Illinois A, G.. a,1A
20 yard hurdles II. Harrow.
Mcodo~ brook OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o 200 a-o
Medley rclay Cornell University 7,43
FIELD EVENTS
vt. ir
16-pound shut d. e. Sinclair.
Princeton ,s.....,,..... AZ ",
Standing high jump Leo Goehring,
Mohawk A. {. Observation-Disclosures. s 4
Running high jump Il. Erickson
Bronx G. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ga
Standing broad jumps. Kronman
Clark House OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 2
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Penn Wresllera Win

PHILADELPHIA. March / ~ The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania wrestling team
defeated Columbia here to-day. 9 to 10.
Pennsylvania was awarded decisions IN
the lt5, i25, iDa Mound and unlimited
weight classes. The only fall h the
meet wns won by Captain berrish. Of
Columbia, who threw rendleton, Penn.
sylynne. IN the l75 pound bout in eight
n1inutep
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doc" White Buys Club

DALLAS, Tex, Mar. DIR. G.
Harris White, athletic director for the
Army Y. ". &. A., a, Love Field. has
announced that he has purchased the
Waco franchise IN the Texas League
DR.. White at one time was star
pitcher for the Chicago Americans.
he sold his interest In the Dallas club
in the Texas League, when he entered
Ike AMY X. III. &. A. service.
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Record London Soccer Gate

LONDON, March 1.-The receipts at
the Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea
game, which was recently played at
Highbury, were over $4,83O The mum
Der of people who actually paid ex-
oeedcd 10000, in addition to which
there were the season ticket holders
and large number of wounded sol
diers. SO far as authoritative figures
are available. this is the record gate for
any game in London this seasnn
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Fitch Advances 10
Tennis Senai-FinaIs

The annual round robin ono da,
handicap doubles lawn tennis +ourra.
ment OF the Heights Casino Club in
brooklyn was held Yesterday with r.
IL. FITCH and Z. 2. Ferguson winning
the chief honors. Each team ulave5
one set against opponents. oxcepf in
the final match, when the best two
out OF three sets were required
The annual club chnmnianship finn
men vas also continued. FITCH advarrl
Ing to the emi-fnnl round fhro,,h
The default Of Julian S Nyrick. .fcaf
president 1f the ~ S. ~ / r H
seore of g A. 6. Ct Thie tsst.E
was furiouelv 0on'rs ed. and M,r..i, "A
brilliant showing egain=i Fitch indil
Gates thht tins dangerous PLAYER H. fe.
confla
Tie summaries in both events ~
Round e''n .mu's a.onss ST e..as..
n,i', , nffi' ihfaifiil defeated n v fir Fl
IT, area''a 's.'s s,''' a.,.s,s I. \, '. .0
Idaai 'on-n tpua ha.f 01
f t.o,,., '"l Hans 81 Nen omiaps aa.f 10 IT,
lselli.l - II T. la,ln aoa Z, it li...l l''.'.s
l I,a,4 81. ,o eef.''eq " 4 .onala AID nr ca.
r. . ana rfHi70n dafesir.l rampheH s.s ,fy
noi,' iffm anI lieeao d.frifod T.. .ar.
f1's"slss AMI i.,., tieh ana ferguson aai.a'so
AinHn euh championship n,en,a a..e. ls...
, r,l iAari certa. aefehIci l.1i. iu.s','
pasn, frirlirv hHsAio lrfeale1 u.s. ISL
I'm a. o. '-l G. NJ nui onn flnm J. f.s,
'aa roqnl. Nyaat defeated naat.i.iey.
e. Ferguson woa from ~ n aaa-. 81
rlafi rouaa-rlteh defos,ei nyria "a d.
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Two thoroughbred foals. the first to
arrive. are reported at James Buffers
East View Stud in Westminster County.
both sired BY the young Ben Brush
stallion Robbins. whose sterling per
formahces on the turf few years ago
VIII be remembered by many. Both
are colts. one being out Of Militant by
Ballot and the other out Of Mapping.
bv petpt Pan
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lIcrzog Fiirt~ With Oulla~s

=. STAFFORD. Del, Mar /. Charlie,
~ i.0g is't here iasi week. ha.l
stlifed the bauehnil Fans so action. anal
there a. talk of put'ue strong arn
pfofeasienn TENN ON iho fel .hai
schaoa 10 battle for lhe chamnIunahI n
OF the Delaware md Maryland ncnin
ssu'n HefzoN formerly managed soa.
,ord's team md ia the most nonuiarl
oig learne player among the fans ir.
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i'orlhnm Runners Husy

Fordbom University rs drilling raat
relay tenn for competition In the big
Penn Relay Carnival in April The
aquad now trimming Is the best Ford
hnM hns ever had
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Columbia Loses at Chess

PHILADELPHIA. March /, The I'M
versity Of Pennsylvania chess ton,u
defeated Columbia five games to three
In n tournament here to-day.
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MlNNE1ig

IIssfI iio@'apr ' I've Is ~ y '' a..
llisll tefpinh Special r II lesis
lllal Handicap special W Waite,
'ln'efs Ialsnd rtorhV IS q Allan
. tlrst targets Wttc hlt ip II q Noue Nds
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legs on lii" ilsaliu. 'nb. Accumulation cups
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ITlis feee Tor lufec yeor olis iqaidetis ,ialn
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also iHn. Hrainhnd tnmmniider
reoond race tor four yrar olls Nnd upward
g,l,auml!,,s purse $500 ei' fnroresl- lady Jamea.
VIVA Thyme, no ll'oyei 10 l. In ard 10
+, second. rou9wi9ao. log tWdejl 4 10 /, y to 8
uueh, Marion, Gibraltar and OdaliHnue ulso ran.
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claiming purse $500 eis iurlppgs Chumung N
lDnminiolu, 10 TO aud 10 o, fret Indy
Jnno Grey "a lNnelslt 10 10 ~ and 10 g.
se'pnli Inokluso ll2 tI,unsfordl. 4 10 T. y 10 3
llrlsen Frank ilurkc. Enver Hey, King 1rovotn
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nnd MaNns thoioo also ipl Scratched Nih
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Clark vi. Scores
His Sixth Victory
On Havana Track

HAVANA, Cuba. March 1.-The con-
sistent racer Clark NJ scored another
victory at Oriental Park this after
noon, making his sixth winning race
at this meeting. He came from be-
hind and won with plenty to spare
by couple Of lengths from the early
pacemaker. Phedoden.
Interesting contests were in order
and a number of the finishes were very
close. Dominick, who had the mount
on Clark NJ, was suspended for ten
days by the stewards for crossing over
in front of Cavan Boy in the back
sire tch, causing the rider of the last
named to pull up.
During the afternoon the stewards
issued a ruling which brought turf
suspension to an owner and clerk,
while Jeffcott was set down for a
year. The full ruling was as follows:
"Jockey II. Jeffcott suspended for
one year for being an accessory in
bribing a jockey on Thursday, Feb
ruary 27. Antonio Marmaez ruled
off the turf for attempting to bride a
jockey on Thursday. February II, and
further entry of the horses Huzu, Dash
Nib. The Duke and Miss Proctor are
refused. r. II. Shrncr ruled off
for. corrupt practices in connection
With the turf