New-York tribune., March 18, 1906, Page 8, Image 8

About New-York tribune. (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

s
BOYS RACE AXD SIKH T.
GAMES i SVd ESS.
SJajjor McChllun E.r presses Aj>
proial and Gh I I Ilis Autograph.
The fro* franr* o f the PuMlr fVhn.M AtMftlo
X«e&£*je made n ?i!t :,. atadtSOß Squnrr ilarilpn
y^Ftrrtiay. The M? amphllb««tr« »»y fairly
overrun with the >ounpst<rv. t<sSaT*d 00l In rtin
slnic trunk!" nn.l sh-.i-ts arhtlc hnndrscla of «trt«»r«.
their parrnt? nn.l Ittaada flHrd «•> fry »v»1l
»%»!«» nook ar.d eoMWT. Mayor MoCtolltva noted
avs lionorary prosniont of ( v » »n<l wttri
J:!m tifrc man> p\;l>ii.- N.-hc»o! and »rnini« ipal ofT.
ciais. Th*' c-am«<v \< >:t ; , • r\«;v pur
tlrular ■ :'••-■ r\rr:ini«»r.t
V df 11 k; ■ Wta Of th« wnc
kind r.firiK hold
• I mctasm, and
4Js\<- voice to i! >^if Thr> floor of
thr «iariif>n w »» hko .-< big playwround dart tiff
• ten • ■ • • r<=« !■. BtvmAd «>•■ It s»u*ll one^
fwa? txytxis; i^ mtk" I ■ 4ss triasi ;u ( .ith<»r.
end the OT::<x>ker* }otne4 In ur.ii! ih«« plaro waa
B.
The- rf»v>-t< of th^ l.\d<= to win. tlic COV«tSd
S>nz*-s .•: rxnii=r <l th;? bolsteroua demonstration.
Vr.rre wa.« not a dull rr.<r.-.\- 1 I wliil* the l«-.4Tihy
J>rogTajr.ine, •which was easily the lonpest of us
tadr-a **\-»»r J.e)d in dis riiy. v as rxiiig decided.
A big- brass band riayed at ir.r«-rvals through
iwi" tiie afterr.oon, but it was only heard by
th-' ■ -who were cl^se at hard. Tbe Stu>"ve
■Bar.t High School Glee «"!ub sanx: several pongs
eh' v .5 accord a tittle more respect than the
at»_- Every e^i.e. I seemed to have It! yell
atnd song*, anl seme of th«m would do re^.lt
Tto a co"epe or onlTcrsttT. One "Boola Boola"
lw»)r TTis r.artir-a>.r!y pooulsr
Aitr.ourh the pp.: es were ri'>t scheduled to
•jfr^" v ef r 're 1:30 r>. m.. the boyi be^ran to ar
3T-~e at tJ.^ £ru"cen lor.s I^-fore this hr>ur, and
(Tie door fc.-.t«»ndanTß had their oTrn troubles. Th<»
Sfreatest excitement caTT.* 1 . however, wheu the
sranies were over shortly bt-fore 6 o'eJock. •- hen,
tr. their efforts to get out, the boys carried part
|&f the brass railing on the Madison avenue en
fcsnr* fiJmost i:.to the M
Mayor M^CleJlar* nmvetl .-.: the Garden short-
Jj- after 2 o'clock and o---i;;ijcd n t-'X on the
STf >. H" srore a hich hat and sev
(er&J Tin.-s ail but lost It by bon b--hind him
Birawto, bathrobes sad sweaters to the lads
ftkK.p p testa The younpsten=
Icept tlm but;.-, too, while he remained by g>>
tng- to his box a: . him to put his sip
■*&tTire on 1 , The Mayor nearer
ft'^sf-i. . v of the boys asserted that
they would vote for him mrb wees old
•o - . \iric tlie <jardei. Mayor Mr-
B9 -jo. said:
- ire capital • ( the greatest
B- : J have ever seen. They oupht
*° ! ■ • :ry way. I run lay that
Ch« ritj . | ;-f>ady. as far . n ..- I arn
tc^i: I « rriM. to d<> everythiiis; possible to aid
sturh a movement. The fi>-* feature of the
ararr.e? )P) P rJesenlni! ■• endation. You can-
I • .s too stronsrly.
<^ 1 " B otlrejy of relay
*»"•«. So large t tbe < try that n;<>re than
fc' : ' ' ■ .. ■ho .:«> tr-.-,k
» >art ,- Tbe l ad teams In « ach heat
u: - Sed for 1 ■ v. !.i,,. th« three firs»T
*' JJ qnallfled for the final
*" : » « es for public m b
mtoyn 1 . . . school boys
\ srioiis contests
■ r ■• ■ i eight :■ waa planned to
bold i ■ wr- exercises Th» boys go
**" | lajrgToands after the re
hy racea • • . . Hd not wait to see
V I ■
• :• 'erf-rtir.g ffat'jr^s of the
t: ' . ad speclaJ ex
*r - ■ " fty pupils of Public School B,
1 ' ' ' rnr.g'-'J i)j see fro.-ji
*■ • • ■ .ind the niar.'^uvres they
" ■ " 'io credit to anv regiment.
<r ' - • eompauiy, and
v | 08 the field carrying
'■ ■ <:y one stood op "and
t
- op-r. to ;>oy» who had
D< ■• ■ . . ■ price la an athletic meet. The
* : ■ • School 2i. as Its repre
ss . ■ • ihe contests. The teams
of this i were victorious in the two-l6j>
-• for boy? weighing BO pounds or less.
a iur boys weighing on s*-r
-'■' ; heavyweight race of four
• weighing any ■weight.
In :i •■ ■ ...at' h relay race between
B I - hools ar. -. 4" of four laps for
} ft srrighing tasa than Kxt pounds, the team
p " - • • aai -■ try Onlsb by two yarda
TT)i- result of this race -*■?>■ ■ sorprise, as the
!! - boo] 414 1 . 1 team bus been running with
IVncfa suee— In recei.t sranies.
In the hirh school relay race, the Hlph Behool
«"" " - ' rweight foor
lev ■ «sant H:i- ■ in the
(f ' • • -. and tl e Morris Hiph
E • relay race.
I'- T he various fv-.r.Tet-u r.-c'tpr'iay
/ •♦■. • • \t-w p<-hool records. The siirnma
r-- • ow:
■ • r -.•••■•..- • -s r - beys
M< r: ■ - ... ty tor m
* bool 2 }.r»:.i. team
BBd C.
■
c .......
•h. CtaSi ■ . : . .- ■ „-i.o- . r: \
i 13%. nird beat
C\ Ma: : Ijix-.r her. S E^wley
B- 1* - •■.:->>t. rourth beit
♦•"cr- I . ' ©1 4", M»r)ii,';»i tSASI corr.poee* of
BSBBSI WalSCfl B. :r-.ii.K. «r. 'ierk« and I>. Fsu->y.
CBbaa. Q-.Uth, nftfc heat we: by P&Btta School 34. Mtrn
- <;-::: Bo. v .an. VT. B'.'hynskl, K.
ps. ■-•» r.:.i A anrtersri TtaM, <•"»** £:*ih heat iron
t> • wl U, Brae..: ■ . Joaee.
l Ad J. Vi'arii. T.r.i. y:M«*. Seventh
P 24. ilAT.ta'.'.ii. l»am comp<*e(l
■< - * Usza. • ■ ■ ■ !«rr Time, O.4SH.
Vteal bt Bcbool 34; i'Ll.Uc fthool 6, seo
«r .■ rA TU .t. 0 CMi
i.v -i. . c A - ).eavjr«e«g: ts. first
» ' ' IBM » QVaUtV Bar t.-:al hea»— First heat *m
I .of Con;Eifc.--* irr. .--k.;r;;. teajn coc.p-^«KI of
y ' i BaarUas 1 *"1 I'.iit Time. fc:34«t.
I I*e Vv.t '-ir.t;,n Hlal> E>ch(>ol, teem
r-:;-r- ■ -:rg. PtJlarlii. G^ddaxd and Smith.
B beat wnm t-y Oaansßscda] Hig^ Rohool
L ■ (i •■-• .- sd Of Aiilrus, Citlvin, Olllns
S» .. lima, n:li*t Final r.»at won by OstsV
r • School, ilarußittar.; De Witt Clinton High
1- »t ol ' . Bljaul H . ,'jeetia, teani cora
r! V.'. Koe, 3i. KOGB, iJ- biU'.r and G. Lieltii. third.
■
ip prJay race, fur eleir.na.tarT schools, f>r boy*
.*-'.B-- ::j; 110 r<'>unie <ji lens: Ursv. i>eo<aia and third tsams
{to uut. ::ljil Lent*. First l.«at ii-cn br Pub-
K, - Th- r.r<.:.i. iek_Ti oumpoptii of R. BIaBBBaK,
LO 7-.C-.'- B.r.(J J McTurly. ItaM, 1^7%. 8to
« ' • : »■'.: by I-üblic BohsMl 11*. BrooKiys. teaia ooru
mami (A ¥ ■**J-— " K. TlTfeU. J. MoAullfle aril W. M<>r
: • Tl:= to . 1.r:«4 Th!M heat »oi. by Public eohoo!
■I>. : i lefcia con:i»oee4 of 8. Wrtriberg. C Gilfrlch.
tS 6cu::> usfl !- Huteehteckrr Tlrr*. l:Slfe. Ftourth,
eteat *on by }*;!4i- Sc>.^-'. 11* iianliattao, tnun c-oEiV'.sed
*t J. nebteiaan. P. Wander*. U. llt-ver ani J "W'aner.
find. lses. KlftL r.oat won by Public Bchool 16, Brook
jhrn. teasi coa:t>'~«e<] of Saulpaucfh. Taylor, lines and Saif
«V Time. 1.40 4 *. Flxth teat *ca by Publlo Bctoo) ©.
%*+xt: c rr.j>->ee<l of C. Irl*l». H. fn'.rtfer. I. Purk^r and J.
X«oc«. Tim*. I:4*. Flr.iU htat won by Publlo S»chr«-,1 62,
■Jaanha-lan. team cwmposed of Cooper-teat. B«-r.n&r latftS
'»r^! Qoraeß; p>.oMc school iss. Bjr>&k:rr<, t«.--.i taaenaaad
o( it *»**'■— **r. 2. h«**.'.:> c. fttiecs aafl v.'
»*c»ii(r; I'iLUr- SthooS 6. ilm;h»ttan, letin eon^poeeiS of I*
.QatUi^b, I* bcl-ulta, V. l"l*.r.ar»«u acd F. Bore, Uilr4.
JTlrr.e. I.SSH-
Fo-a -.*.!• u-liiet rejy rs~e for hlgti sctools; for boys
Srs t :- e - 110 i>ouais or le««, ti-st and Bf.oon«l teamt to
,«s«allfjr for tLr.a.l fceatr— Plr*^ heat won by K'jy^esaat II!H.
»••-■ - ilaril.aits.ij: team co:ai>oe*<s at »j-kei. raninrt'jn
Tlrecr-itr. aid rU-inhar^t. T".rae, I:S6S oeoond beat won
wy Cora icerclE . li'.gL ivbooj of BrocL!»n; team o-jn-.poeed
■I l - - i. Kite <"• Br'.en and Metz^er. 'rime, 1 A»«, Thirl
seat won by OoauaswssJ in«-a bcbool. Manhattan; team
<rmj,riecc; cf V rocker. Slmj«f.n, B«rc".ay ana (Jladefjoe.
tin* I;US.
Ftrel heat wr«r lw etu>~re«aai ll:jt School. Manhattan;
I>e Win ClictoD Hir& School. Vaihaitaa sooond. team
sWCBSOaed cf A- Oehs. OoU"'.rr.. Whal«c BM ""arcUn: Mor
ris H^fh 6-,hool. Bronx. tfc:rt te«ju conif-oeed of Karry.
(t-^elr. tuhop a^id Archtaa Jtr 'i-.^r.e 1:81^
T»o-lap rt.ay rat* f^ <!:ecjec'jiry scac.c'.e. Ha-fctwV.jfet,
f-r boyi oelfflnK 96 points or ".*s»; f.reu s»confl anfi
th^-i ta*ta» to ruaiify r<*r sern; r.nal beat*. — Flr»t hetj
*n by PubHc Be»-oel RG Vsa!;a!iac: teaai oompos»l of
F Sabaler a. Kuliy. U Vot«. ar.a H. Litchtman Time.
© 4TV Bernnd beat wor. by publio School 77, Rrooklyr.
tastfu compoa*a cf W. Baoon, D. Stuart. 6cfcuxriacher |M
D fc«tr.«t.t. Time. 0:50S- THrfl heat won by Publio
frchiv: 144. lCanhattac; leara composeo of 8 ICDsjr aV
P.oM:.»o!i, X>e Nyee aafl C. Thor3j»ot). Ttnve. 0 50»i
yoorth heat won PjtJle Pjhocl lb. Maahatnin. team
c«,.. \m**£ at L- Rw». 11. Mataon. J Pa;-- as4 W. Star.g
Time 0:48 T".T\Y. beat woo by Pub'.lc School 14, Man-
BBttSS): team ootaposad of P. P<*mejs. .1 Moalnx R.
B>-n*earr: and J. Trac»-. Tlmt. <> 4* t-:x-ji heat won ty
y/ut'.ic bch'icl 10S*. Vanhsttat; team corusoatd of ba£k.
aV>dler. Vogii* sssl Hswloec Time 0:11. fcwver.th hS
«roc ry p-.b:ie t-choc! 24. ldsr.hatvao: team nompoeM] r,f
•■ccer. r> Board. (JuSiera atul W. Boaj-j. Tta-.e, O4BS
F*.nal Wt »ot b> Put:ic 6ci»oo! 24; Pubilo School 14
Second: Pfctrlte School If th!rfl. TSa»«. o:4*i.
tl«-tjt-'.ap relay race t"r hUrh schpo'.s. •.i-wljri.t, fa*
%*TS w^rctn«" H" l'»un4s f>r lee*: fir*t ar.d a*<ion<i teazr.s
to qual'.fj for final — First beat »oe by first tun. of
>(' rrls Bleb School. BronT; -.aßi oompoaad of o*fn.e>
lltui'tr, M array and Zaiier. Time. t:lX\. B*oonj heat
.•&B br liirh Schor.l of Oiiiaißai i ■ ef Maabatian: teani
■888 a«4 •• A- V .e:n. Tarartoe, .-. r. a?id eohnasraurael
'T-.E3S. £!»<» Third heat *ci by Manual Traln«n»
.6c=00".. B-oa»: team com««a*d of 8. Haiscy. A Uuohy
IX. 6dfert aiJ R. Cw*.l«ie. TTrr... F:1»H.
?Tnal h«at »oa by Moms Kirn fcci.ool; Manual Tra'.n-
It# Bcboo!. eecond- Morris lii»-h School ••'-ond if«n
.third; ccaaposed Si— PjOttnson. 6»er^oa. Vardr<>» and
Kfraeffc: Ttaie. 5«6?4.
F"cur-4ap relay raoe for e:e?re«jtaj-y schools, beav»
.^-elet-T; £rst. second sx.« third teerrj io <jua:ify for ,»nU-
KzaU b«*?— First beat won by Pub'.lo s<iirKil 77 Brooklyn
ftea=>. ao?rvo%*& at A. r»rr".ii If. fr-lri. h. F*n ■ and K*
jj*ro«' T'.m*. J I*. S«x.nl htmX woo by Public School
•BZ, JBrcr-x. treca co»Bjwa»d cf r, ischula. O, Kala, J
SCENES AT FREE GAMES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
BOMB OF THE MiDGKTS IN A TUO-OF-WAR.
OLYMPIC STARS SHINE
WIN AT PASTIME GAMES.
Hahn. Mitchell and Bonhag Do
Good JVork in Garden.
Over three thousand people gathered in Madi
son Square Garden last i.icht to see the games
held under the auspices of the Paatline Athletic
Club. Several <>f the athletes who will take
part In tht- Olympic mes nt Athens next month
vrrre entered In the contents.
The work of Ar.iile Huhu, of the Milwaukee
AU-iletir Club, J. S. Mitchell, of the Xew-Tork
Athletic Club, and Oeorg-e V. Bonhag, of the
Irish-American Athletic Club, waa the most ron-
Bpicooas. Hahn won the 6»-yard Amateur Ath
letic Union champtocship, while Mitchell won
the f>o-pound weight throw for height for the
Amateur Aihlt-ti'- Vnion championship, and
Bonhag the three-kilometre run.
W. A. Bhlck, jr.. and Harry 1.. Hillman, of
the New-Tork Athletic Club, were scheduled
to take X'^n In the games, hut Bhlck could not
appear, owing to a slight cold, nmi Hlllman
could iu>t attend on account of the Hod -;iinent
games in Brooklyn, in which he was entered.
Harvey Cohn and Charles Bacon, the two Olym
pic games candidate* of the Amerii-an Ath
letic Club, asktd to be excused from competing
in the games, as they desired to take part In
the H.'Jd Regiment games, but the registration
committee of the Amateur Athletic Union would
r.ot grant this permission. Both started in the
1/iOO-yard run, but quit after running a few laps.
The contests were run on a dirt track, which
was responsible for the slow time made In most
of the events. At the games of the Xew-York
Athletic Plub last Tuesday night the arena wnn
covered wiih a board flooring, which has been
taken up for the circus this week. Notwith
standing the contests for the Amateur Athletic
Union championships, the eport was not eo In
teresting as the rcury Foot games.
One of the best races was the sixty-yard dash
for the Amateur Athletic Union championship.
Archie Hahn, P. .T Callahan, of the New-York
Athletic Club; J. J. Danaher. of the Xavier Ath
letic Club, and '■'■ IV Eaton, of Cambridgeport.
Mms., another Olympic candidate, were the four
men to face the starter in the final heat. Oalla
han made two fal.«e starts, and was penalized so
severely that he decided to drop out. Eaton
fiiso was penalized. Hahn managed t<. crops tho
tape first, a foot ahead of Danaher. Eaton was
third. The time was 6 4-"> mds.
lionhag start mi ratch in the three-kilo
metre race. There were more than twenty
Starters In the race. Bonhag caught up with
the leaders toward the end and finished first,
two yards to the good of F. P. Devlin, of the
Mott Haven Athletic Club, who got second place.
lli 3 time was • _'4
ell v. on the &6-pound weight contest for
height with a throw of 15 feet. J. H. Burke, .>f
the Irish-American Athletic Club, waa second,
with a throw of 14 feet 8 inches. This was for
the i hamptonahip of the Amateur Athletic
Union.
In putting the 24-pound shot for the Amateur
Athletic Union championship, Robert Sheldon,
who in entered in the weight contests at the
Olympic games, finished second, with a put of
84 feet 2 Inches, while Mitchell got third prize
vith a put of SO feet 1 inch. First laoe went to
L. II J. Ft-U'-rbach, of the New-York Athletic
Club, with a put of 34 feet 6 inches.
The one mile high school relay race for tha
championt-hij. at the Public Bch'^ciln Athle.tio
L*eague was won by the Boys' High School. The
representatives of this school led from start to
finish, and won by twenty yards from the De
Witt Clinton High School, which was second.
The tlir.e was 8 minutes 50 4-5 seconds.
In a epecla.l one mll6 rt-lay race betwern the
Pastime Athletic Club and the Cambridgeport
Gymnasium Association the farmer team won In
a close finish.
J. F. O'Cormell, of the Xew-York Athletio
Club, won first place in the metre handicap
arid the running hl^h Jump handicap.
The summnri- I follow:
F"lfty-*aetre f&4-yar<!) A&*h (handicap)— Won bj- J. f\
O'Coiu.ell, .N6-* y. ■.-. A. C. t,d feel); William Slade, Phb
tlmo JL. C. fl."i feet., second; A. Gennsrlch. Pastime A. C.
(14 feet>. third. Tim'. (>;i»t
On»-mll« fcl«;h achool relay race (T^ubllc gchool Athlstlo
League chfa.rr>r> lon ship) — Won by Bnys" His* Pehool (C. s
Bryct-. ■■ Wlg-Rins. L J'.. Murply and A. }■ OoUUm); T>e
"Witt Clinton Ulrt. Bchooi (L. W&u-ra. T. OaJicy, V. t=taii
ity anl O. Hnrlburt), second; High School of Con*nerc«
(iimlt», VorhU, Kallr»cli itnd Hoffman) third. Time.
Oae-<hauBiL!iii-»ara r-n (Amateur Athictir l'i;Jon cham-
ClGnshlp)— "Won by M. W. Bheprard, Irlsh-Americun
A. C. : J"Sfph Rr.-milow. ',: . Irlsh-Anifrlcan A. C., iae
"nfi; Bart. F. Bulltvau, c^ambridg-stort Oj-ninanluni third,
Tlm», . 82%.
enty-j-ord flash (Amat^ir AtMotic Union chamjrton-
BlilP'— W'oo by Arcbia /'iiin. Milwaukee A. C.J J. J
Iranaher. N*w-Tork A. t' . sacorid; W. D Ku.l-.ii, Cam
brlil^epurt G>-mna»iurr;. th!r<2. Tliue. 0 •'•*<S.
Oa*-mll« relay roc«. b«twoen tba rß.st!n.f> A. G and
the CaraLridtfi.jr.rt Gymnasium Ass»rlatloz> — Won by l*aj»
tlm* A C. (ttam c unpoacd <»f B*. Trube, E J. Pwosney.
J. M. Dever* and W K Ora4y>; <"ambrldfr«i>on. Oyni
na«iun» (tftain o&miK»e/i of Bart Rulllvan, J. w Roberts.
li, J. lir.-«:. uxd F. Mcl>onald). second. Time, B:S2H.
Running hlgti Jur. (ha.iiuli.af) — Won by J. P. O'Cbtt
nell. New-Ycrlc A. C. «8 ir.oJ.^f); J J. Btompf, Bartholo
mew A. G. <B tccliee), 0 fe<-i 8 mchse, sacand; w. O. Fleld-
Uig. New-T.ri'. A. C '0 Incht-s^, third.
Putting the 24-Dound c:. : (for Amateur Athletio <-ham
rt'^Eshlj.v—Wo:, bv Zj. E. Feuerbach. Kenr-Yark A. <X,
84 f»€>t 6 Inches: R. Sheldon. N«w-Yorti A. C. 34 f»«t 2
laches, eecond. J. S. Mitohai, Kevr-Tork A. C. 80 fe*t 1
Inch, third.
Four— hur.dr».d-fcr.d-forty-^netr« (487 yard*) hanl.caii —
v> ■. b7 C. I). I>aatvn. St. Alpbocrus A. A, (2« >-ar<l«'.;
Mootb, Tale (17 yards'), secor.d; T. J. JCfirt&n, lrlaiv-
Axnerlcan A. Q Ct j-arde). third. Time. ''■'„;-,
nv^-l iU tiirfd-ar.(i-«frj--mfctre ''600 jards) novice— Won
■rl«a L. Cragin. Ifew-T'wk T.'clv<>rslty- U B. Dor
lanl. KlmwocxJ > C. ond; F. A. Hecks, Xavl<r A. A
third Time, 1:27*4.
Tiirrrwing th» r*-pound welrht for height (Amateur
AUiletlo Lnlor. Chamrl'-iiahlr.) — Won by J. B Mitch*'
New- York A. O . IB Sss4 J S. Burk*. Irish-Araerlcail
A. <■'.. 14 ft. f> in.. »«,md; Richard bheldor- New-Tork
A. C 18 ft. 6 In . third
Thr»»-kllo*netre Q^i relies^, han«Jlr»p--Wmj by O«onr*.
V. Bcmhag. Ixlih A- C. (scratch;. ; F. P. Devlin. M'.tt Rav»n
A. C. <ITO yard*\ serond; <} V. "Wittfr. unattached UlO
ywds). O.lrd Time 9:24.
Elght-hundrea-and-elffhtv-met.-* STi yar(".s> handicap—
wor. by It B. B'-hoinmaker, unattached (48 yards. T P
Bhe*han. fit. AlphoiiFus A. A. (4A yarde). e«eonl Thofnas
I^Ohl Alj.h.jnsus A. A. (48 >-ard«). third. Tima,
MICHIGAN BEATB INDIANA,
Ann ArJx.r. stseh., March 17.— .T'nlverßlty of
Michigan easily defeated In<J!ana Tnlvarslty In an
Indoor meet l.er» to-nifrlit Each oOese was limited
to ten rr.f n, and th«re w«re eight event b. In some
of the sports thero were onls two contestants, on«
from each collet;.- Th« final score was: Michigan
41 2-8; Indiana, 22 1-3.
? wT. 3 K ' n y.n. Tim*, 1:«HS Third hatt wan
by PublJc Bchcx.l 177 MaJit.attiOi. terns coir.potd of L.
L«l«ln. J Ru.rat.nh. M Kan-nl itnl J. Keordon. Tim*
1:84V Fourth h«at waa by Puhlk School 4. Cront'
t«aiD enmpoeed at J lel«.um. If Kimeikr, I. F*;iet -
S* 11 L Wel "- Tima. 1«S. Fifth h«at won by Pur.Ho
Behool «, Brunx team composed of < I Nohach, "W Enter
man. IL Rohrbach and J. Kaarns Time, 1:31 H. Finn hrat
wot, by Mbtte Bch.«l 24. Manhatian; team composed ot
Tctnaca. cvrhe. Gruff ind Uauer. .m« 1 '-»4H
- r.r.iLi he*t won Ljr Public Kchool a«; Publlo Bch'jfA 70,
eompoeod cT 8 Aventine. C. Cspente«rL M F»-ther9t-.n
I- i ' riaJ - mm S m^. PuUlc e^hool o7 ■<uf>n»il of H.
Ttoe' 1 Sl^ '"■ •nth* ud j. Moen.y. third.
fcpec-laj ro.ir lap rttl - y rmr% between Public School 34
pd 40- Won ty Public echool it. team c«tr.po^-i of lH
ir a V, ! "- 1 Brodie ■•'• Oreenber* Time, 1 -Ki%
El»h« lap i«:ay rar* for Oo11»r« of the <::tr of jreTr
06, atcoud; Qmi OS. «ta-
-NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. KUXPAY. 3IAIROH 18. 1906.
MAYOR mtt.itT.T.a^j WATCHING TIIK RACEB.
ARMORY RECORDS BROKEN
Company K Wins Honors at 2Sd
Regiment Games.
Th« poldier athletes of Company K carried
off the honors last night at the L'3d Regiment
twenty-eighth Indoor games, held in the armory
at Bedford and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn. Of
the twenty-five competitions on the programme
twenty-one were company contests, and of these
Company K won nine, scoring 45 points to 30
made by Company 11 f*n<l H~> by Comparies A
and <.;.
The seating- apace in the great building was
filled to its capacity. The feature of tha sport
was the breaking of the armory record in the
IUO-yard high hurdle race by S. C. Northridge.
of Company Q, who was the scratch man out of
a Held of ten starters. He was the holder of the
previous record — \<\ 1-5 pecor.ds — and he re
duced thls to 1" 4-.". seconds, Ltlng C. J. Bacon
by ii yard. Xorthridge was also the winner of
the 220-yard handicap dash. In this he was
again the scratch man and W. R, Bun of
Company K, v. a his nearest opponent.
The most exciting contest was the interrogl
mental medley relay race between teams from
the li!th Regiment and the 2"Jd Regiment. Harry
L. Hill] and H. W. ' -'hn. the latter being
one of th< athletes who is going to Athens, ran
on the 13th Regiment team, but were beat J.
P. Sullivan, of the -IM. defeated Conn in the last
relay, which was a mile, coming in a winner
by five yards.
F. T. Wanner, who holds the armory record
for the two mile bicycle raco, made a great
showing from scratch In that contest, but was
beaten by Cecil \Y. Ledyaxd, who was handl
capped seventy yards
The summaries follow:.
fkeaCM rai-* (scratch; teamx '">f two men from the same
oompar.y) — Won by M. W. Qualey ■with I, J. Ve Maß
rias, i*t Oanvasy K; >> n Warner and VV. y Kmery.
Company A, sapond; C. J. Bac./ii, jr.. and 11. D. Uowle,
Company H. third. Time. OiS^s
.^ui.d;.}- School Athli'Uc L«-a«rue c:i«-mll« reiav rac<*
(teams of four BWa ea. a. to run a (juarlT nilln— \\'oa ly
Trinity School t«-n:n (scratch >. A. P. B. Paul. S. Turner,
31. I Mvenpon and N. Haycnaa; icntraJ ConKregation»l
Bchoo] (scratch), GroiKt Ljuii, K. B. Bsjibout. J,. E.
Halsey ar, i W. .v Qsssin, second; Fourth Avenna Mcth-
Ulto Episcopal School (SO yard*.. H. rimllay, T. Nlscn.
J. Durkeo and \V. Burcta, thirl. Time. ;;:40H.
■ ,lftBh (hao4iCM>) — Kli.al h«at won by
•rugnvll, Company II d'4 feet); S. C. Nottbrlds*.
rumr*nv i> (scratch). Mcond IF . J. Mfl«:;pr Comnaay
A (17 fort), third" T:r. 0 ;•••
Oat--hiilf-«nlle run movice, bcratch)— Won bj WUUaio
Berber, ronipany K; 11 M atcKay, Company K. sacc&d;
V- C Mi;;.-. OMoaai a. third. T:m« i717
One mile bicyclt race (norlc*. BC-atchj— Won W. M.
Qualey, Compsny K; 1,. li. Btalltk Conpanj K," efootiu;
J. %v. Rlncholm. Company I. thirl Tim*- S:l'i
<')Le-liun.!r^'l ;,cd f.i < p:y- var'l livrh hurrtl« r«.ca fhandl
eap)—Final heal «roa :y s. c. ortbrldc*. Company <i
>: C .!. Bacon, Jr. .4 yards I. second; J. 11. Moore
Con-.[.atiy a i? yards), third. T'.r o, n.i.',*.
One tnQe run <[.aniiicau. - Won i y D. .- (Tickers, Can
panv H i"5 yard«^: ,i c Wood ' ompaßy K iioo yards),
second; H. V. \ alpntine, (,'ompany 11 Vscrati-h), third.
Tin i . 4:29 '- ■ ■::::«. 4.4 -n.
Four-hundred-aiid-fortj- yar.l ri n (handicap)- Wc n ty
C. J. Bacou. Jr., Company H •£ yar(i!>>; A. W. Trlpp
(Tompany K (!■<> yards), :.r nd; \I. A. t»«d>y. Jr.. Com
pany G (bcratci.i. third. Tim?. <> .'!«•■•».
One-hunart-d-yard ihr<?«- -luireJ rac« <TnLridlca;'>---n-cn
by B. A. Ant^r.!d.«. «.'omj>a:iy K, and W. R. Bursch
Company K, U H. Ma-iin. Jr., Citnpanv C, ar.d A J.
Aaa:as. Comrany C, seeond; \V. F. Springsteen Company
K, and William Campbell, Coniparrf K. third. Time, 0:12.
l:-.ir.n!ng hirh furr>T. Uian.!lca.;ii — Wo;i bi IV, P. Bmsry
Company A iS lnc^.€.«l actual rirf:* . ." ft "J In • J w'
Hughes, Company A <3 Inches), actual Jumr t> ft. 8 in
second; W. R. Borsch. O«npany k il inilhtaj actual
Jump, 5 ft. 1 In., third.
Oue-mlle bicycle rac.j (handlean)— Won by K T Wan
ner, Obm;>ar.y H recratohi: OseU 1.-liard. Company 1C <H5
yards), second; 11. 11. Brown, <">mpar.v K HoS-irc!""
third. Time, 2:ciS. • '
Two-hundred-and-«wpnty-yard dash (novice, ■cratch}—
T^riai heat won by F r Vlnpent, Company O; Tj. Ptan
ton. Company A. BOCOnd; 11. < '. Johnson, Companv K
third. Time, 037%.
Putting lrt-pounJ fbor (baadieaß)— Won by L t r^
Murrl** Obmpaay K i! fl « in. '. actual put. 35 ft. 4>j
In r P. A. Mplptnj,<.>ul<>. Comjiany K <4 f«eti, second, actual
Put. 33 '■ 51?5 1 ? In.; W. F Bmery, Company A (scratch)
third, actual put. M ft. 3U In
Slxty-flv«-yar<l danh i.noyire)— Final h«>at won bv C.
A Pierce., Company K. Tlmo. »:T«j
Half-mile relay race i ha:,dlc»ji . — TVon I.y tM^ t»an
of Company A : J. 11. Moore <12 yard*.. y 'K M» ; «,nor
.14 yar.le>. R E Forcl (H ird«) . W F. Em*rr?ll
yards). F. D "V%'ooa (li yarrtdj und J. W Huches (15
yard*).
On»>-mlle relay rare (Tiong- I«lan1 Infenv-holajitic Loacu*
champlonahJw W< a by Bo>-.' High School (Q, Bryo*. O
Wiggins, I* U. Murphy ar.a A Colll&l); Polytsehnlfl
Preparat-MT r T Jfin<e. A. Powisll, c Bw«atT and H
I. Loee*). secund; Erasmus Hall Hlph Bohoel, third.
"nnv«. B:4T-"b
Four-hundreJ-aod-forty- yard rece (.heav^- marohlasj cr
der; scmtch)— Won I y C. ,T Bacon. Jr.. '•"omrany H
J. P. Browi.eil. Comiviny A. second; Thomae MatMe*k«n'
Comrany H. tMrd. Time, IM>%. - •
n.->e--hundr»d-und- fifty- yard sack raee fhanoicar)— TVon
by Thomas MacM»-ekin. Company II (1< yards)- E T
V. y< Company K <t» yar.U.. wotI: H. B Koe. 1r "
Company Hf« j-arrtso, thlr-1 Time. o^j> ' j'..
Tvrr. hundred-anrt twenty- v«nl dj,*h "handicap.— Final
heat won by 8. C. No.-ihrMge, Company <; fscratchi
« R. Ruesrh. fr.mpany K (11 yards). SMOnd; \ \Y
Trtpp. Company K II yard»V third. Tlrn» O:SSU
Tj- Half- i'^ n i?^ h . an ' 31c * p> ~ W ' n byl) UcAvoy. Company
K i V V7 a J? SUS U !l!ani Tterher. Company K ,00 vardf, **/.
o^iP- H ken. Oumpany II (»5 yaith). third. Tin...
Two-huii'lr».s--Rn^twen'3--yard hurdle rate rhand!oai» —
Won br C J nactn. Jr., C^mjn.ry II (I yardsV }I ' T
fltrugn^ll. Oamaaay Han yards t. wwond; <» A. Antnn'd.-»
Company K (13 yards), third. .Time. »:&H
Pole^~ 1U !t 1 handicap.- Won by 3 h Mr»ir, Comnanv \
(6 inches), actual vault » ft«t: A. P. Luvstrr Cbmsm» IT
-scrat.-h). actual vault P ft. i to., second; .- j jSi"
Company O(I m-hes), ectue! vault J» f*<-t thlrj '
t T ,? R: i l8 Hc>ol,. rote (handicap)— W..n t.v ferll W
XfdUrd, Ctatnpatrj K <W yard?.; F. T. Warner . 'T r r , a ,, v
Cni Tim'e f '.Vo7 d: " H Brovm - O»P«>y K csi, yii W s)
medley relay race (teams of four r-en
ne C ,ro^nt; 13th Itfgimint, »«^ond. Time. 7 ; r>7*; " "^
POLY PREP WINS POINT TROPHY.
Beats Newark Academy and Pingry School
in Annual Indoor Championships.
The annual indoor championship gamea of the
I^erw-York Interscholaatto Athl««tio Asscx^iaiion wer«
held at the fctli Kerlnient armory, Mth ■tret and
Park arenue, yesterday afternoon, All tho erenta
vrtre -well filled and a large crowd whh present.
A feature of the srames was the onp-m)l^ run
which brought out tweatjr Btarters. It was won
by Scott, of Placr? ■ehoel. who crossed the H ne
five feet in front of "North, of Toly Prep.
Poly Prep won the point trophy after a cir, He rnn
test witli Newark Academy, Poly Prep „,„.., -
S^S^J* fla«h. Juiu i
r*Tr£ : rm. Pinery- Bcbool; SnUlh - ""S 1 **2i
2S2£ : TtZtA*"*' thlrd> snmh ' *-"
Two-tUidred-arjrV-twenty-jrard novlc» (nnal haat)— Won
gy. Mackenzie. S. - lU ' jjwlif".
School i^cAa. West. Pln»Ty -
Ix L* Eall« Icrtltuie, fourth Tlm« 26 ■<*>'.» clmon «.
P,^ 1 * pun ~'i Von B *l y Sootf - ™«r» 8chool ; N orth
Tl'me JP. "*°° n<li Rodt^r.. MacKenzl. School, thtrt!
rour-huTidred-ar.a- forty-yard run— by Ro»s Pi«
ETV Bchooi: Bche.l. Barnard School, second h nriin.'
t*t»ver,s School, third. Tire* (>u',T Hmina.
MJdret r : t : race ffour U-jjii. each to run one. la P >_wv«
»> Barnard School; L>« I^. Balls, second. Time. Vlji^^
Junior reUy race Unt ban. each to run oi.i lap)
_D. 1^ «*i le . W c»,l. l^
K^V/ir" 5 ' a M xhur<llx hur<11 ' 1 r *** ißnmi saat)— by p.iuhn,
Ne« ark Academy; Rod^r.. MacK^nrle Rahool. s-c"nd'
;
Hmy-rari dash <«enior) -Final hMt wm bv We.t.
Pinery Behool; Oystle Manor Behool. ond; SU-Ken
He MarKenilj School, third. Tlma.liua
Btxty- yard da«h ijunlor>— Final >.eat won br <3otL
I'».«ht bebool; W1... MacKanzls School, seoonfl ' T W*
-tl. J. M«»han. r>e I*. Saile iMtUatli
SSI? ro,l^ I>/U Ball.^.^.lf
„':"'•' '»;'"-«"" b> Bobbins. Poly Pre r . with a vault
i- S. i! i,J Awerson. Poly Prep, with a vault of 9 >««t
se<^n4, T VI- B«er. poly Prep, with a vault of 7 Vm"
thlrd^i. P. lU^att. r..y Prn». wlUl a ,aSlt ft I tt 4 fe
Putting the t* elve-pounfl shot— Won by _ —itt.
2 Kp^'«wa .-a vi
GUXJfERS BRAVE
High Scores at Crescent Traps, De
spite Poor Conditions.
Tr. a cold northwest wind, the trapshooters of
th« Crescent Athletto Cluh did some, excellent
scoring yesterday on the. grounds at Bay Ridge.
Considering the severe w»ather, the attendance
was above the average, and a xood afternoon's
pport was furnished In the thirteen matches
contoFtpd. The experts are keeping In the best
of fettle for the match next Saturday with the
gunners from tho Boston Athletic Association.
Seventeen men entered for the March cud at
twenty-flve targets. F. B. Stephenaon was high
gun at the finish, with a score of 23 out of the
possible li">. In the next match, for the Stake
Trophy, F. C. Raynor, shooting against twelve
others with a handicap of R, made a full score
of 25. In th<» team shoot, in which three pairs
entered. F. T. Bedford, with G. G. Stephenson
as partner, won with a total score of 4.?. to 41
made by F. B. Stephenson and O. C. GrinnelL
In a special handicap match at flfty targets,
e&oh man to shoot twenty-flve at each eet of
traps, nine entered. It was a keen and plucky
contest from start to finish. Lowell M. Palmer,
Jr., one of the scratch men. was the winner,
with a total score of 44. He defeated F. B.
Stephenson, also a -nt.-h man, by one target.
J N. Teeter, with a handicap of •>. scored 43. F.
B. Stephenson won a ratch match for a trophy
In which seven entered. His ore was 13.
There were eight matches nt fifteen targets
each. Lowell M. Palmer won three of them
two with full scores and one with 11 after a
shoot -off against <i G. Stephenson and H. W>rl»
man. O. G. h"iison and h!s brother. F. B.
Stophenson. eacli won a trophy, and so did L».
C. Hopkins and T. W. Static
TR AVERS ISLAND SHOOT.
Only Nine Guns at New-York Ath
letic Club Traps.
Six events weri decided by the trap shooters
of the New-York Athletic- Club yesterday after
noon at Travcr? [aland. The conditions were
tryir.sr. and the nine marksmen who gathered at
the traps had hard work to make good scores.
G. F. Prlham did thi l>e?t work. H<> not only
won a letr on the monthly cup from *'aptaln J.
N. Borland, who was victorious last eek, but
also won a club trophy shoot.
1 — T)e 'Wolfe was high gun in two of the
vents, and Dr. Held and Dr. Brown each
took an event. Dr. Brown's trophy was the
hardest Win Of the d:iy. On the original shoot
Brown tied with Hibbai and Pelham, with
clean cards of twenty-six. The shoot-off, how
ever, went to Brown.
SPECIAL SHOOT AT BATH BEACH.
Three marksmen went down to the R^th Beacii
traps of the Marine nml FUId Club yesterday to
compete in a apodal shoot at ICO targets. The con
test was decided in strings o? twenty-flve targets
each. C. M. Camp waa tho winnor. He also was
tho liigh gun in the le? for tho special EOO target
shoot that is beini; decided weekly at Bath Beach.
HIGHLANDERS WIN AGAIN
Take Second Exhibition Game from
Birmingham Team.
Birmingham. Ala., March 17— The Highlanders
■R-nri another victory in the second exhibition game
of the Southern training season, from the Birming
ham t<.im of the- Bouthern league to-day, by a
ioore of 6 to 2. A pood sized crowd waa In at
tendance, ard the grime was well wcrth watching.
The Highlanders took ths field as follows: Hah'n,
left :i"ld; KeeW, ri«hl field; ElberfeU. • rtstop;
Laporte, third base; Wllllamt. second t.as«; Con
ror, centraaold: «'ha^e. first base: McGulre, eatcker
and Newton, pitcher.
The visitors scored two runs In the first Innlnir
and another In the third. The local nine got two
runs across the. plate In their half of th* fourth
inning, and the. crowd cheer«rl frantically That
ende.i the scoring for the hoin.> players, however
while ti>e Highlanders uddtd three inor* in the re
mall tin; lruj!ng».
The score by innings and summary foHowsi
New Y"rk s e 1 'i a 0 3 1 o— «
Birmingham 0 e 0 2 o O 0 0 o—2
Tbxtm has- hit--T^aport» T»" hu.-o hit— •Williams. Flrmt
b«fo by errors— New-Tor*. ■*. rirminghaiu l '.-•• on
X**- s--.: York. B; Btnalßsham, 4. First base an balls
—Oil Kccfe. 1; off Utror. I; oft r;ark^ 8; off Hlesaasa 1
off iillllarJ. a Struck oat- H> Utnj -i. by Hlrkmnn' 1
by I'.UhurJ. S. ist'i!»n base*— Haha CO, K«-ier WilUamaJ
fhaj<-. Paeriflc* all -Laporte. HJi by M bmr-^By Keefe'
1 Cmptrw ->Utth«»s. Time of ram*, l:S0. Attenvi-
EXHIBITION BALL GAMES.
Bavannah. I; i>!niaciei P h,a (Xa .
BASEBALL AT FORDHAM
Squad Show* Much Improvement
Since Playing Outdoors.
The baseball squad at Fordham has shown
mark*d improvement in its work since it w«nt
outdoors last Monday. The m, ftre m flne fet
tie, having got rid of all soreness of muscle, and
are eager to engage In n contest.
The squad at the present time numbers twen
ty-seven men. but this week Will bring out the
few delinquents who hav« been wattlai for out
door practice to b*tfn. Then- are soren -aiUons
to be filled.
The great problem to he solved Is the develop
ment of a pitching stafT. and although there
is a wealth of material lt Ib not all of 'varsity
calibre. The pi-ching department at the present
tlmos OOnsUta of el-iht men— Dunbar. Mansfield,
Barr> and Cassasa of last years freshman
team; Coyle, from Pittsburg; Egan. from Bt
John's College. Brooklyn; Rudolph, from Morris
High School, and Hedorff. frum a Staten Isl
and high si hoot
The catchina- department is also well supplied
with backstops. Including Uargan. th. mainstay
of last year's ttiura; Baker. Stone a!1 Hay™ oi
last y.ura fr^hman team, and McCabe nd
Wilkea, . Oln Morriß High School First base
is bftlna; looked after by Hinchllffe. of last year's
freshman team, and McCarthy, a promising ln
fleider from Morris High School
There is a hot contest for second base golnK
on between McNeils and Cheiae. while Kane and
Tlorney are maklu thing, hum around third
base. Shortstop la being well contest between
Coffey. ijliortiitor) at Morris High Sohuol \*.*t
year, and Daly of last year's freshman team
The outfield Doaitiona are belhg- cared for' by
Fay. Plcler, (vn.iliy. aisltlnd and Hallahan. If
the weather p»rmlts the squad will be divided
Into two teams this week for actual -rractloe.
BTAKT OF ONH OF TUB RKLIA.? RACES*
FOR RACQUETS TITLE.
Entries and Draiv for Doubles
Championship Xext Week.
Several of the strongest players In the coun
try have entered for the national racquets
doubles championship, to be held on the courts
of tho New- York Itacquet and Tennis Club on
March 2G» 27. 28 and 29 Thus far the name of
Percy D. Haughton. the champion, does, not ap
pear, but two of the Boston players, Quincy A.
Bhaw, jr., and Q. It. Fearing, have entered.
It Is generally believed that <i. R. Fearing will
play with H. D. Scott, as the two are now hold
ers of the title In doubles. Altogether, eleven
pairs have been named. Payne Whitney, of this
city, is not included, but he may team up with
Lawre: Waterbury. who has not as yet named
his partner. In previous years they nave made
a strong combination.
Two of the strongest pairs already named are
Clarence 11. Markay and George C. Clark, Jr.,
of thla city, and R. K Cassatt and G. H.
Brooke, of Philadelphia. To make the dra bal
ance on the Bagnel-Wyldo lystem, five byes had
to be drawn. The draw is as follow?:
Marra 35. preliminary round — 11:30* a. m.. Clarence H.
Mactcay and tj C CSarfc, jr . New-York, va J. O. <Jr»SK
and partner, PhUadelpnia; 1:30 p m., T. Truxion liar*
aii'i w. Speacer, I'niladelphia, \ -.. B. Patoa and partner
New- York: 2 \>. m.. Quinsy A. Shaw, jr. and parraer.
Booton. vb. Erskin* Hewitt and partner. Tuxedo.
March 'Si. first round — 11:3>» a_ in , Ijiwr*nce Wat»rbary
and partner. Hv* Tocfc. vs. K^rd Hur.tlngton and i>artn»r.
Bo«tr>n: l:".'»p. m.. O It. fVarinsj u:it arTnT. Boston. *«,
B. Warbunon ami Mr Bates. I'h.lad^lphla; 3 p. in.. R. K.
Oassatt and G. H- Brof*e. I'hiie Itrlphla. ti wlna»r cf
Hewltt-Phaw pair.
Marc 'JS — U :3l» a. m. winner of Markay-Oref^ and
Hare- P.: inatihes. *»Tni-dnal aaatcbea !n ;h^ afternoon.
Boon.
March 21>— Hnal at S p. m
All mutwh.es tvl'.i b» best of f«v»n gsnes.
FOR COURT TENNIS TITLE.
The •
.•lacquet.
• ■
• :
country a iVw months a^f.
TEAMS
CHESS
Collcof Platen Who WHJ Meet
nl and Camhridgc Oi er Cable.
ent do.
Brown,
tional
TTlrinp
eomple- '.y (sr Um I
hare I
as fol
i — W. r. Kj<hes. E. H. Mliler ajid M.
Kirkp«trlck. Brown— 11. N. Sweet and I*. V. Van Ar»
dale. Corr.ell— J. U. «Utc] D
Van Ar?ilale is not cfrrain about playinjt Bhoald
he mithdraw from the team th» vacancy w'.ll be
filled either by J. F. Darling, •.•? Cornell, or L 9.
Johnston, of Pennsylvania. Both of these have
played In the annual triangular tournament*
Oxford has announced that she will I'lay T. H.
Bumpus. K. Pale* r.nd N. J. Roaajbton, whfle Cam
bridge will select her trio from the foUowtn*: .;».
I.«ea;hHni. T. l^odpe, J. A. Horrocks. W. H. Qraao
ha!?h. K. D. Singh, W. %V. Ua: and A. C. Bot
tomley.
The American tram will be ?tationed In the Villa
Julia, the home of Professor lauac Ij. Rice, prvsi
dent of the Triangular League and donor of the
trophy at stake, wtule UM Cnslistunen will play
from the l!ins-of-<.'ourt Horel. London, •I e two
l>u;nts leinu connected by the Commercial cables
and rfnialnlng in coustant cv->mmunlcat:on from S
o'< lock in the i icrning. when th»- match begins,
until 7 oV< \. N -York ttaM, :n the evening -Vd
mission to .ie \ .Ha Julia will be by ticket .i.y.
aiiil those can be obtained from Augustus Tread
well. Jr.. private secretary to Professor I:
Professor Rica ' i-s b»sn asked to act as the Prlt
lsh omptra at i;.:s e:ul of the mairli. and H. L»
Bowles, president of t)i«; Metropolitan Cbesi t'luh,
of 1-*>:-.■1 -*>:-.■ a.iui husbajid of ti'.e fanons won-.an
plß.v-r. Hl.ofia Bowles, will look after the Yank-*
fntorfsts over there. W. E Na: of this city,
ax-Champion of Great BrttAln. will refen^e the
match and adjudicate all jtames unfinished at 7
o'clock.
•
GIANTS RESORT TO PUSHBALL.
Diamond Too Wet for the Real Article —
Mathewsoa Better
Merr. :
sumoM ■ ■
mond i
.
■
■
■
ATTTOMOBIIE TRADE NOTES
from rt I die*, is
-
■
l^l<i!.> Bald, who Is :.'>^ selling Columbia ".tr* in
Um Middle West, antlclpatsd that the sportlni
«:i ( <- cf automobillmi wooM td.* s**a»o:i dwslop
notable hill enmbms; contasta ami much tra^-k r.i^ -
ing with <«rs of resular tourlnif ar.fl runabout
typas. He thinks thit spedaUy bulli high powered
rar::ic car^ will r..>t enter much into tra.-k com
petition, althou] ibtlesa will be used fbi
occasional n n.- -\ S that raclns on
Circular track- has ip-wil t^o dangerous to at
tract cttber th- arebltlooa driver or the averare
apaetator.
The Matheson Motor Car Company Is now in Its
new factory ;it Wllkes-Barr*. I'er.n , and two hun
dred h<>use« nrc bstng eroctsd for the mechanics
and every facility for np^edy delivery of this high
class Amfrii mm c>.r is uinit-r way. The tSM Mtitha
son win ba salf-starUng front the s^at, with m.ik«
ana hrwtk isnltinn. fv>r which the exdtMTVS latent
Is held both her* and In most European countries
Tho control Is in the haiuls of rharlrn A Slnr»r'
pramsnt; H V. Palmer, rlce-preaidsni ani t-"a*
ur«.-r: Charles A. Blnmr, Jr.. secrttary; Austin P
J'ulnier, and. H. M. Hrl K h»nj. No. 1621 Croadway
for th« entire output ..f th« factory. "•
Now th.u another race orer an American course
for the Vanderbtlt I'up is :is»urrd. sev«ral Ameri
can manntaetnrsn who hitherto have tvd, ni|| >
resentoil in any international contest have »%•
pressed a determination to construct cars to com
pete In tho event. The success of an American
c:ir m the Vanderbllt race last year causetl Eu
ropcin makers to Luke notlea an.l to reaUza th.l
tt.e American car would haTS U. be reck otu-fl Jf, h*
A number of AmOTtean makers, howt v -r * Here
that the ailverti.-.l.ig to »*, gained from Vh- t * Uov<>
UUoa would i.ar>ii> maka n worth mhnV, , mpw '
pany w I»^cent^^^li3^ ---
■
BAR SCHOOL FOOTBAII
Head of Vnivernty of Mirhiga*f
Radical Reform.
ChlctLgo, Mar'-h 17.— PrwHent Tsuna* r-^
Anrell of the University of Mlchljmn ex^T 2
In detail last nl»ht his Ideas conceriita"**
evils of football. He spoke on the su>jjL'*
ths annual bajiqust of th* Chicago *—- >>
of Michigan Alumni Football In thaw
■choola all over the country, ".dent *-^
sal (2. should b« abolished. On the otht? v""'
he prophesied a now Ufe for the sam« t»*^
universities as a result of the reo-r.r r»*-*^^
talned by representatives nf the Western *"
ference Institutions. He said: "* **"
The great trouble Conner ted with footban »^
as always. Is In the high school same 2j
school football should be abolished tvtrrJ?
because It Is in th*se preparatory school!^
the great evils of tiie sport are found. Y«»
must admit that some e.-nbarrasaineat h»t
to all of us. Bo abnormal had the sjam^^
com- *her» changes first were ■urcwtM
It made serious inroads on the work, of -
dents durtn* the first twelve weeka sc^Li*
The public had come to coaaMer that th^t L
twelve we«-ks of college were fbr f-<vba^ i?
an occasional lapse for fnfTsMlfliil
Other ctlons to the rame had coaa^T^
with, this. The pains which Weretak^ 1
gather members of the team from all «i? *
country, the training ef the men to b- riad^
and the making of th* gaaie a great\Li^s
for thousands of paopls had br*n f-ox = lT? c *
Justly. ** ew C s=;
The game came to have a different 80-**—
from that of recreation ar.d heaifSfoiSJ?
The boys In school were becoming 1" ♦«:?•<!*
a wrong Idea of what college hi* T»air J2
for. National co!>ge sport aa, u raora. tv
great sur..i of moi.ev bnrohrad ta ca-rT^, «s
the game were a peril to the r.^f-i. ul?
there came th* fight for the coachest . "^***
Every university wanted the b**t "coacs
fabulous sums of money - . 2 c *
pose of attaining this en.l. hj th« Eaw •*"
of the coaches are paid more -.-.oa (fta me--2
ef Preaif - Roosevelt's cahlr.-t or the la**
of the Supreme Court. We rr.-iaz adm*'* ■-
some sore of a change was neceasa— Th.7?
why we called the COXtflmnce— to nalc* fJ^L 3
a healthful sport for the i'iil-s «1,
normal state In university life. ' * - *
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL,
Snozc Cause* Postponement of/%
the Local Matches.
Plans of the soccer football plajers for y««t».
day were aeriously lnterfVr- 2 with by th»
blanket of snow that covered all the srooafc
and in consequence the ope:.:r.g of th» Sea*
York Amafur League "cup tie" tonraer, u
W«n as the series of the Metropolitan Leay»
and the Araericar. Association, had ta be p->r
poned until next Saturday.
Owing to the action of the Jtottopofltan
1.-ea* executive committee, at lu ITtMtl||^
last Monday, when the game scored by Eai«
lywood Inn team against the N»-v-Tcrk Tshtlsi
t.y default, was thrown out. the total pstnts st
th« Hollywood Ir.n Club have been reizasdtoafc
The New-York Thistles, with 19 poists. at r^.
ent hoM second place, but the West Huisosa, <t
Newark, who have scored 19 pointi to "ita, »r»
really the rivals of the Yonk- r* e'.^ven for G*
championship, having loet only ■• <aae sotc
Thanks to the postponement of tfea AaatM
L*ag matches schedule ftw *:«rday, fti
Statpp. Island Football Club wii! ba able to pis/
its match with Haverford ColXega at Sta^
Island next Saturday, as the inlander* io aot
figure in the league contest ur.t'.: tilt tecssl
round. Haverforf scored Um Brft ri'tory btii
intercollegiate acrtaa k: the expense i f Peiaar:
var, a week ngo.
CHOSEN.
HARVARD GYMNASTS YICTOKIDBI
Beat University of Pennsylvania in. Da
Meet at Cambridge.
Cambridge, MaiT . Map'.: IT— Harvard waaaiC*
r/mnastle iceet with University oi PenasytrsSi
at the Hemenway Gj raaaa'.nin to-iTar tty S. psM
to IT. TV.p lodsaa (Daa4 that th* '"r'.r^son exctZtt
In general work and In better execu::?3 of u*
more difficult feats. Krauss for tr.e ■"3:t:rs wos
the only Brst place in Um ;.ara!;ei bars. Har^ir;
took firsts in the horizontal bar?. »'.<i» bara. cM>
swinging, flyinp rines and .'!::ir> <Mt Hi
»
CORNELL CROSS-COUNTRY RUN.
Ithaca. X T Maroh IT —TV- sophomores vat
th» •r.nnal CeraeQ interriass ■■; -- -osatry ra»
to-day with tba frufiiiwn secvi.i, sedors ■:
ar.d juniors la^t. J. V. CfetDfttft "t 1 ?. .--.->. -- ti»
IndMdnal hor.ors l>y ru:ir.;r.g t!.e *. h .r>?e miles la j
r.ini::- -13 -•■ .■- ta •- - •• This wiS ti»2rs
t!:n*» in several years that h freshman has*oati3
rvenl.
SUNDAY DINNERS
At Principal Hotels and Restaunas.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
NIGHT DINNER
FROM 5.30 P.M.. $1.25
ILAXCB :\ i»*.
Blue Points Ur Ntrk Classa OystSl -■*«■»
- bbjbs) R~>e; -n- -;• ■'!»rai«ta
t>!ery L« 1 >vj*s*»
■satM Sh»fl Jlaf«
C'ieurr.b#r» - : ■»' : ileans
! - • k er a la N«wbTinrh
Filet M;c:n>n 3au?r with Kr-«- M :«hws»
rr^r. ri r*«*» a rAn«la:s»> - "■»="•
ll^san Punch
K-««r T-jrk-T. Crmabarrj -•-'•
Raitt ] Itnt *
- - made Salad
Pea > ; r'* r t»
Fan-v F-.nv..-. ,-r Vanilla la — *^>
Petit* Four*
RoqtMftort, GUMCBbcn ,->r Phils '« ila T" 11
Ml Sic
ST. DENIS HOTEL
Brotilnay and I1 (b «f.. Nerr > ork.
Matheson
<»nc Year t.uamnt*.
SELF-STARTING
SFAT WITH MAK
BREAK IGNITI
Water Cooled Brakes.
The Matheson Company
of New York,
1619 Broadway.
Factory at V.
CRAWFORD MOTORS CA*
mm coiumbu. FOR SALE w « w. •« *
NLW AMSILRDAM MOIOR CO-
Car» of tiin. viakes for rtwt
Automt :