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Itowns Furrow Brow
of Miss Bjurstedt
Lrtfiw* tennis s,ar
Lf Arrival in I . S.
?gj Won Everything.
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mtae In head] lit hoi athletic va
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RELAY RACE ENDS
IN A DEAD HEAT
St. Benedict's Prep and
Erasmus Hall on Even
Terms at Finish.
. . ch'-i of Kraemu? Hall Hiph
I dead hen? with !*??.
Prep, ?if Newark. N*. .? . it.
rele? race at 2?0f verdi
indoor games of tne
' ' flieh School, held at
? ?? rimen? Armory, Willlam?
- yesterday. Although the judges
? Buff u id Blue run
. i t the Si Benedict rep re
finiah, there were
?<e-e of the op '
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\ t? Clinton wai the only other
i ',,r a hi"..'1' .-pel! during:
??.ame b contender for
but * Wai then left fai
tfter th? race the conche? of
I Hi ind S Hei edict'l Pre.?
equally the expense of
reg a medals and a cup
mod team. 1 he to??
< '. ? * ecide a tie ii not par?
hoolhoy league.
Ben diet's jumped irto a leaf!
the ?tart, and at the
I role) 1111 a margin
over Erasmus 11-.. .
? ? third The ruuuwey aa?
peel of the race then changed. II Hi
tin. tvl ran the third rol,,<- at 6<*i',
re N'.w Jersey team, waal
faat race, rind (
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til he wa onh niches ;
had pulled tip te
the leading run?
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lei thl Pnce, but Gold
As they rounded
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one yard, but in the twenty yard run
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.-- rival.
Thr relay r: ce.? that were
I public ?rhoo. student?
. ? I School 10,
nlii Ited weigh?
i event la
. ail Public School 122,
? second place. In the
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i ounda, e Manhattan quar
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?7. Public School 40. ol
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"orr:? High School <ie
? - schools in the half
rece foi pe n-d ?earn?,. Th?
till pace from
tart, with De Wit? Clfaten oniy
yard h The latter teamV
: up just behind
? e o- the la-1 tun hul
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, The e?ent? clos? the I let.ts of,
trict High were bitterly een
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CORNELL GRAPPLERS
BEAT PRINCETON
y . 1 , (>. o\ei
: : on wrestling team
th? armen here to-night, I
capturing all hut bout .
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rfeated Bunnell in
body and arm
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g man clase f-?geume
Brown, of the jBLr?'?*'.
Bofe neu Cornell i^?Tiiiai:
ia, won m a fait
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MOLLA BJURSTEDT
Lawn Tennis Titles Will
Be Decided in August
Tourney Begins at West
Side Tennis Club on
August 28.
CLAY COURT TITLL
PLAY AT LAKEWOOD
Junior and Boys' Championships
Also Will Be Competed on
Forest Hills Courts.
America's bine ribbon lawn tennis
event, the ltlfl all-eon-ers. will he held
on the courts of the Weal Bide Ter i Is
Club, Forest Hills, Monday, August 2S,
and following days. The day court
(hamplcnships will 7c started at the
Takf-woed Tennis Club, Cleveland, Moi
day, Tune 21 The annour.i-e*T.?nt <?i
the dates of the two tournaments cam??
: '? torday from George T. Adee, newly
elected presldenl of the United Btatei
' awn Tennis Association.
The date for the premier event i?
virtually the seme a? \? h - ehoSOB last
year. It will bring trie nap rtenl part
of ?no tournament i n Labor Day, Mori
day, September 4. With ?he fair weath?
er that charactorisod la?* year's tourna?
ment, Labor Day this year should SOS
?*.. ieml?finali In ? . ? and prob?
ah'-, ?he challenge match In the dou?
bles.
A feature of the meeting at Forest
; Hills this year will be tho democratic
innovation of the junior nrd DO] ?'
championships. Sectional winners from
all parts ei t'.e country will assemble
?lit Fore?t Bills to Bghl it out for the
championship and to help Interest the
younger generation in the game. Pre?
dictions are freely mode in tenni*1 cir?
cles that the United Statei has by far
the greatem number of competent
juni,?r players among ?he nations.
I he pla, i" and date- ,.f ? be 411?
' era ar.d ?ill-Western team n
so populai la i 11 st, heve r'"'- 11
determined opon. However, th? plec
?ng of the clay com? champloDsh |
lune -*-'? will permit the All-l., era
..-am f> ploy in *i:e tournament oi
oaj te the Pacifie Coesi for the fir ?
half '?; the metehei The Easterners,
by getting eley eourl practice, will bet?
ter ?be abl? to e? pe with the aaphelt of
the Coesi then they were leal yeer,
The see ?ad half of the serios ?-?ill be ,
played in this ?.?*.<? nity serly In Sep ? nt?
I -i. bul It is likely that tl t
will be given to some ether eluh than
?he West Sitie. The Country Club ol
u'estche.-tir. which has held many lu
.tj.t.oii tournaments in the past? has
I.n prominently me tioned foi the
lonor, Aii imm?diat? ohjeetie how?
ever, in the in.ic i of the elub
and the lack of accommodations for
??its. Possibly the Crescent Ath-?
tlub will be chosen, flubs In I
and I'hiladelpliiu have alao i
made applieetios for the series.
ll." national association*! greet?
efforts th - yesr will be devoted to ..
still tun h er upbuild in-; of it? m em bet
?hip. 1 bfre il a Aeld for ,. tremendo is
ineroeae to three or four tisses ?he
present membership, Heretofore few
clubi have joined unless they ought
to hold ? tearaemeat under association
I n raction i r unie-- they bad rood play
ors whe wished to be eligible to com- !
? ? irnamei -?-.
Then- i every indication of a record*
breakiag nunibt r of tournament? on
ehodule. I* is thoogbt, ala? I ? ?
man? of the hitherto invitation ?
? Il in thrown open to every oae
AaaeaaeemeBts for the ninth annual
women's Dstional indoor singles ..i
? championships, t.* be held on ?
March 19 sad following deyi i
7th BegimeotAnaery,have come.*?i
the memory af Morra] is yet beimr
added to at the men'l tournamen'. A?
the pment meeting all the W01
players ha*.,- had their ?hourhts fai
i away even un... th?) gaxed Bl the .
aeaaatlonal California*.
The wessea's tearaemeat ?ill bring i
a determined onslaughl upon the cham?
pion. Mi ? Moll? BJarstedt, wh ?
' i..;,'..y t.f the fair pla:..-r- openly stati
:s i ol unbeatable at the indoor ?umo
MiSI Marie WiiA-ner. who lee?
crown la.-t wii.tt-r to the Norwegian,
I has been pressing with ht-i of lale
; and bei beei srinnlng many of ?he
! matche;-. It *..-, a fact that Hiss BJar?
. stedt went through :?? ?-.xtrer.ie!; ardo
?us year ef teaail and .became ?ou?e
?.?ha* stale si.d lei '?? but ?he ex
pects to mi teresting
the 18th eoi
Entries at noon, March 14 with
Mr?. T. K. . ?i lebeer, - I 1 ..- \ i
? ?? * 2 ?;* -ingi. ? and
- .*. team in doubles, Firal an,; run?
. irded in ?he
nales ;?? d ; oble i, and i consolation
will be played for. This, il ?
rumored, a II be a copy of Merrihev
and Voile's proposed collaboration ob
the evils of foolFaulting.
King Smith will act ?a referee. The
tournante-,*
Van?- Wagner, chairman; Mil Flor
? ' Bsllin and Mn I beei
HANDICAP MEN
HOLD HOLIDAY
Take Majority of (he
Eventa in Bronx
Church Games.
Liberal handicap?, a' the Brona
?? Hi . ? | in ' . eld it the
Bc-gimenl Armory, Broadway and 168th
Street, ia"t night prevented any of tin
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i !.'? i ? ? ? M ? swh Athletic
An ? lican champion, was the only
on? ?-i' the ciatpas t.. register, when be
?? ih third pines in the 3J0O0 metre
walk.
- Plynn, the ?tardy distancer of
the Iri Imerl an Ami, 'if Club, put
over a win from ?he ?u-yard mark in
thraa-mile handicap. The
11 miaatoi 41 l-?'' scond the best
1' .ni t???-. made ;.' th? ?i stance, Run?
*. ng powerfully, he caught ?he ?. ? .
two miles and swept into the Iced seen
hit.-r, finishing strong. Bs a great
print Prank Hesterson, ot th? Sew
York Athletic Club, ?ehe had a handi
CBp of 77, ? hi d?. finished S,
ing Hugh McGinn, of the Paulist Ata?
? !iib, into ?bird place.
I rank H, Stephenson, of the Trinity
Club, furnished consistent!] high eins
I?? rformances In the heel i and I
l; ? IOC yard Stephen?
si . ? ni k. In the
1 -. and
the ' . . which he
101 Horse, of th? Salem?
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in tbl ? ? ???
\\ illie Gordon, of the New ?orh Ath?
letic Club, vei and did nol ? *r:
from scratch with "?i.r.e Devanney, of
tl. Millrose Athletic Association) In
tbi n le handicap. Devanney dropped
out on th, ? ?-?? h, n
he saws that the hai ? : t too
much. 1 ' . *?? allai h -. ol the Elizabeth
Young Men' ? ? tion, won
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MISS DORFNER SETS
SWIMMING RECORD
Philadelphie. Feb. 19 Miss Olgs
? i, of the Philadelphia Tn
tr.en.de. America's premier sprint sarim
mes defeated M Gallignn. of
Sea Boehelle, who represents the r?e?
tuina', tVomen'i Life Sai ' e' 1 ? ?I -e <*r
New 'i "i k. ? , ? i i ? ?'
_." y - nig the Tel
? tot.
i r. -.? ianei time we l.fl - . ??hieb
a sw ?4m erics
women. Misi Doi I net led
ga.i throughout the raie, the Is
being poor turns ..' Ih?
:' the pool.
College Swimmers Face
Decisive Test This Week
Yale and Princeton Cla?h at
New Haven and Penn and
Columbia Here?New
Star Appears.
l*he ebamplonahip swimmiag and
water polo tournament of the intei
,? .i,- league sefli enter iti meet
interesting and probably deciaive
i i.. ,. this week. On Frlelay Vale m ?l
Princeton ?r? t,i in coneluelons a'
Ne? Haven, and or. Beturelay Poaasyl?
I erante comes t>> tm? n'y for a clash
with Colombia. After that only the
Princeton?? olumhia mee? can affe. t re
eulta, ?m.I the local su Immers, with
: V,,llmer to ?end then., Mem PNtt]
certain of victory, while the Tiger water
j pole plagen ihould no? fail to win from
I the i Morningsida rivale, so everything
appears to depend on the I e next en
I gage nenti
A new candidate- foi ? ?v*?..hki swim
' mina l<,'i?, I . ?, p], ,1 ?uto 'he
! limelight. Bj .-,? sal . ?., tly at MO
; yard.? Perry McGillivray, the Ameri
i ran champion,at this distance, Clement
Browne, a nineteen year-old lad, from
I the Hamilton < lub, i I l ; ago, gave
practical evidenci the? be now rank??
amoni; the likeli? I? bidden f'rr the
middle distance I dbly, lack of
preparation accounted for the veteran's
downfall, is claimed, bat Browne's
apeert cannot be questioned. He
covered the.arre in ?'? minutes If 24
second . or within l - aada of
? the svei niad" under
I similar conditions. At the ra'e he hu*
I been In proi In**, ?,f ?a'e, ?
,', srd record should toon be within
i read
Met hen Vollmer, I i Mercui j . oot
-?,. u iming mai rel, l,n\ n<g piece I I
j credit ;,?,,, ? anal its idards at 100,
I ?'." 0 -, i? now (tlaticins;
figur?e. The
Motropolitoi n ? inehip a' the dis*
h?' ',?'?.1 ;n : 11 pool of Flu! ?
x 11 l ? -, roe weehe, and he
m ????! : raining for i*. The mdrk
wa i ael a bard one
?,, tackle, but nothii . ?eem< beyond the
, ken "f ;i.i wonderful young waten an
The . si ??:. m fee af the
' ?amateur ?thlel bas nel
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til . eats in
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conie .;, 'J,e VRI?OUS eVOUtl will I" al
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: regula? ? are ;,. :-e <nuc
tiened.
THE CORNELL FACULTY
DROPS FOOTBALL STAR
Ithaca, v v . Pel I I I hartes Har
i ett, rapts no? l arnell '.ar
,< mem.
.n team .'?rid re
garded a- one of I n ?teet j,'".'.'1'1 ?
? oinoil's tin ?? '.-. hai i,, "i
droop*,! fron th? ersitj beca
i ??,.? ich? ' i rah i p. according to ,?
?,:;,,:,? ;,. day by Dean A. "V.
? ollego.
? Barrett?? .,? Jls
: lanned to i mi out foi "u eball
thji leeson.
NEW YORK ?. C.
DOWNS THE ELKS
The New York Athlet1' Club won the
L'iirne from "he *g'kg <!nb in a
Inter-Club
...? ? held the Mercury
1 , . ! alley. !ft?t r.-.'V Bell and eim? I
.id ..,:,.,' ee ? ? .r Ding foi the
? (?? n i, the former i the big
Individual u ????
GUNNERS BRAVE
| GALE TO SHOOT
Cold Cannot Congeal the
Ardor at Traps of the
N. V. A. C. Nimrods.
It was bitter >?,M at the Travere
I Island trape of the New- fork Athletic
Club ?reeterday. a high wind iwept
down Long I.land Sound, and Sweeping
?round in?, corner of (.lien [eland
chilled the nlmred to the very lion.'
Under the condition? it '.vas not to be
expected that the guaaen would be
able to return high ?coree.
i .1. II. Hendrickson bad the satlefac?
: tmn of heit.(* the only nlmred who
;.,,,!'? s straight string of ?'("> tarif'?.
He turned the trieb ,n the .?hoot i'r,r
the accumulation <"ii>. The run gave
bim a leg on the prue. Frank B. Bteph
eneon. another Brooklyn jfunner, ad
'houKh he wan not numbered a m on??*
the wlnnere of lega, was the biga
-, retch gunner of the day. His total
was 81 <>ut. of a poaalhle WO targets.
I he neon? tell? better than word? the
eenditiene under which the nimrods
; shot. As a ?ul<?. it takes better than
M te win the event.
A novelty marked the distance hand?
icap. H< retofore ?he event ha? been
at 26 target?. Yesterday two ?trinf*
of 2~i target! were thrown. The event
??n.l.'d in a tie o"'ween T. It. Lawrence!
and M. E. Eldred. each having 12 out
,,t M targets te bu ere,Ht. The tie wan
??? -ii clos, r *h?n appears in the score*. ,
Both .'?? ? bel from the 17-jrard
murk, making the tie pertect. Kach
nimrod ?a? given a leg.
AIKEN POLO CLUB
WINS ROUND ROBIN
Scores as Many Goals as Two
Opposing Fours Together.
A;'..en. & < .. Feh. It. The polo
game this afternoon an the grounds oi
the Plnl Tree Polo <'!ui> aras u round'
,r ir. participated in by the
Aiken Polo Club, Alken Wanderer*) and
P ?..? Tree Polo Club. In the first four
periods the Aik.n Wanderen were.
matched with tha Alken Polo < lub.
.larshall Field, 3d, and y. A. .Shaw at
See. l and 2 play<?.! a,.'.',, each scoring
two g-oal? for the Aiken Polo ('?ub. f. '
R Pell and F. McLaughlin. I and ?I foi
the Wanderers, tallied two each, and!
J, (?'Day ,,;:.-.
The ?-?.(und fnur periods were played
by the Aiken Wanderers and the Pine
Tree Pole Club, end resulted in a vie?
l .- for the Waaderere, th>- score be?
ing 4 t.. i McLaughlin at No. :i played
brilliantly and ?cored three goal?. The
other ?""*, was made by .1. R. Fell.
11\> ? : ird pe i ,?<i bets eon the AIkei
Polo club end the Pine [*ree Pola I ? ib
waa a feat and nappy content. The
playing of Von Stade and Q. A. Shaw.
who mode three ?r.,al.? apiece, eaueed
the spectators to enthuee. P. Ambrose
< lark, back of the Aiken Polo Club,
scored two goal? in the la?t period.
The totu! goals ?cored 0701*0, Aiken
Pola i lub, lo? Aiken Wanda rere, i>;
Pin? Tree Polo Club, 4.
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E. W. I ? e *?? I ii I Rtri ?* ride?: i'?%
Yale Gymnasium Team Wins.
New Raven, Peh. It.l Va'.e defeated
Brown in a d'iai gymnaatte meet to?
night hv the leON of U to 21.
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