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JIDTHER FlCHT
f IELU IN CITY
Willie Schumakcr Was Awarded
I 1 Decision Over Terry Edwards
1i in TenRound Bout Which Was
J Sefereed by Jack Munroe
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i t lostuateht and the police knew ndthlne
E abeipi it Jack Munroe the Dutto
heivywelsht who Is matched to fleht
Tom Sharkey in August refereed It
I Willie Bchumaker of the Avonla A
y ct ibe 105pound boxer and Terry Ed
i wards the ntarawolht Oetiter of
Botfth Brooklyn were the principal
I ifiMlr contest vna decided In the loft or
ibull4Inc In Harlem
L Murirbe rroa a great BUCCCM tot ref
eree BBS fate decision in favor of Schu
raaker at the end ot the tight waa
t loudly 4 > applauded by tho spectator
Both boys fousht cleverly Their battle
wiiazie the hundred cportlnt men who
40 witnessed It will not soon forget The
crowd arrived parties of two and
four and to their orderly conduct was
due their success in evading police In
terference
I Btfth boys welshed in at 105 pounds
at 2 clock in the evening ana Were In
i flni condition for the bout Shortly be
t c t 8 oclock they entered the rIng
Bcltutnaker was seconded by Thlurlce
McDonald and Johnny Bums the Av
onltf A C amateur bantamweight
r I 4 champion while Edwards was looked
SS3 after by Jim Holmes and Mike Bran
1 rutn of South Brooklyn While the boys
J < wen puttIng Ion the gloves the an
nouncer introduced Jack Munroe aa the
i retfttleand the crowd gave the good
l otired miner a great ovaUon
X try the first round Schumaker jabbed
Edwards in the taco with his left con
mL Unuouily and finally drew the blood
from his nose and mouth Edwards
Y landed a couple > of pretty left counters
t pohumakers neck and also sent his
to rleSt into his body at close quarter
r SohUmaker kept up his pretty jabbing
Hr nade Edwardss nose and mouth
hlavmark of attack Frequently he
up rbutted the Brooklyn lad In the
boitit with his right
Iliihe fifth and sixth rounds Schu
maker landed many telling blows on
c Sdwardss face and body Edwards
trft hard tq land a left or right awing
CIt1 onSohumikers Jew but the latter by
pretty blocking and sidestepping man
agHl to get out of harms way Ed
wl dSa best work was done In the
clinches In the tenth round Schumaker
landed a hard right swing on Edwards
wnlch nearly ended the fight
InhlI preliminary bout Jimmy Stone
i Of the Avonla A C and Joe Hopkins
1 t colorel boxer fought a fast slx
j Around bout which was called a draw
TEMPLE I AND WALCOTT
4 41 1 t j WON THEIR BOUTS
J OSTON1 April 101110 fights were
1 Co jht In this city last night Joe Wal
eoU the colored fighter met Mike Dono
vad the Rochester middleweight In IL
l ten round bout before the Health and
7 r 2 > h ralcal Culture A C and was awarded
th4 decision at the end of the contest
Wqlcott outfought and outpointed Dono
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Xajry Temple the oolored fighter of
r York and Caarley Hnghey ot this
i 1 f e tfr Tn y fought at the Tammany
Jf4 0 and In the seventh round Temple
ga4e Harhey such a beating that tho
r ru atopped the bout to save the
latter from being put to sleep He de
0 cJ fed Temple the winner
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t HIS WINNING STREAK
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I 1 1 f IIILADELFHIA April 18Chlck
Tu ker the featherweight fighter of
th < Avonla A C of New York added
f an thtr victory to his list by besting
Sammy Smith the local featherweight
2 Ac tel in a sixround bout before the
2e ional A CUt night
f Ip the second round Tucker floored
11 En lib with a snash on the jaw He
f l t got UPKOi and rucker sent him down
I ag jn with ft left swing on the Jaw
i Tl time the bell saved Smith from
t rbe counted out Smith was floored
t fn Intl1o third round by Tucker
I lb fought carefully after this round
wn managed to stay the limit
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tev TWO GAMES IN TOURNEY
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t Tenmi to Score Victories
t1 I Engelhardts good bowling wan
V t games for tile Arddey Ladles In
i th Women tournament on the liar
I Cirle alleys yeaterday
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WORK DELAYED ON
YACHT ROME
Inclement Weather Causes Men
at Work Splicing Shrouds to
Lay Off
BUS FOL April ISWor1c on the
cup yacht Reliance has been put back
a couple of days owing to the Inclem
ent weather ole of the workers waa
at work en the platform near tao main
mast yesterday and the spltolne of the
shrouds was suspended This means
that she will hardly b ready for her
trial spin oh April 2S the expected time
p Oliver IsjJIn and Oaipt Woodbury
Kane art In Bristol noting tho progress
of fitting out the Reliance and showing
great Interest In the work The bow
sprit ehrouds have been removed from
the spar to make Blight chances and
not spliced Progress has been such on
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the splicing of the lower end of th < j
main shrouds that two of them baNe
been connected with turniuclcles and
set up
The main boom on the wharf was
made ready for placing yesterday tho
boltuur of the gooseneck and other ap
pliances for hauling the nil out being
the last of the fittings for that upar
The men who fitted the boom are now
at work on the can
MGOVERN GETS
CHANCE TO FIGHT
Philadelphia Club Wants Him to
Meet Maynard in SixRound
HGo on April 27
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Terry McGovern may be seen again
Iln the ring shortly Johnny Kelly
matchmaker of the Washington Sport
ing Club of Philadelphia Is anxious to
have Terry fight at his club In the near I
future He has wired Bam Harris an
offer nf a big purse for a sixround bout I
between Terry and Billy Maynard the
clever featherweight this city to be
decided on April 27 Kelly will be in
town today to arrange the match and
also try to sign Jack Monroe and Tom
Sharkey to meet In a sixround bout
before his club for a purse ot 2000
Matchmaker Murphy Here
Matchmaker Murphy of the Broad
wa > A C of Butte Mont Is In town
He wants to secure the heavyweight
battle between Monroe and BharXey
Murphy paid last night that he will not
make an offer to the men until he re
ceives assurances from the other mem
bern of the club In Butte that the au
thorities TIll permit the holding of the
contest Other Important Units will
be arranged bv him It the authorities
permit the br bout
Tolmaon Vltfliti In Iloton t
Jock Johnson the colored heavy
weight champion will make his debut
In a boxing bout In Boston tonight
lie will meet and Ferguson the
heavyweight Tenter of that city In a
tenround bout before the Usiex A C
Johnson Ilea been training hard for the
contest and is In good shape He should
have no trouble In beating rrguion
In the event of his wlnnlrvz Johnson
will be matched to fVjht Gt orK Gardner
the Lowell light heavyweight In a
tenround tout
Wnlcolt A Unl u ToNight
Another bout to be decided tonight
irlll be that between Joe Walcott the
welterweight champion and Jack Col
lier the middle weight tighter of South
Brooklyn They will meet In a flft > ii
round bout beforn the Cambridge A C
of Cambridge Mass As Walcott II
tltrhllni In treat form thrse duyi It
certainty looks na tf he will experience
very little trouble In disposing of Col
lier
Sullltiiu After Gun
A match for the lightweight crnnv
Plonehlp of the world will In all proba
bility be ariangpd shortly between Joe
Qana till vreoellt holder of the title
and Spike Sullivan who II In Ing
Junl now Jimmy llucUlcv a friend ot
Hulllvan recelviM n cablegram from
the latter list night In which he wall
asked to arrange a match for a side bet
01 MOOO the fight to take place this sum
mer or next tail luckier says he will
da no
Ifart and OUJrlcu Training
BhIUdeJphU jack OHrlfn ohd Mm1
yin II a ri tIre Jx > u vlf > nshur who
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BIGGER HANDICAP
FOR SHAMROCK II
New Challenger May Concede
Old Boat 15 Minutes in Race
ToDay Light Winds Prevail I
wEYMOUTH April 18 Another race
between Shamrock I and Shamrock Ill
will be held today The weather condi
tions are perfect for the race It li
expected that the boats will show Im
provements In the trial
Sallmoker Ratsey put In an appearance
Ere yesterday His visit Is for the pur
pose of overhauling the mainsail of the
ihallenger A consultation was held yes
terday as to whether the main boom and I
gaff wore not too light for their work
The new yacht If a good wind Is blow
Ing will give the old boat a tenminute
handicap If the wind is light the chal
lenger may concede Shamrock L fifteen
minutes i
Athletic In Jersey City
Connie Macks champion Athletics of
the American league will tackle the
Jersey City team of toe Eastern League
on the latters grounds In West avenue
Jerioy City tomorrow and Saturday
The Skeetera will bo strengthened by
two new players
AUTOS TO RACE
AGAIN ON MONDAY
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WestburyMerrick Road Will Be
Made Fast for Trial Events to
International Contest
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The International auto cup trials will
I be held over the WestburyMerrick
course on Monday In the mean time
the road will be put In shape ao that
I the machines can travel at a faster clip
than eight miles an hour I
I II 8 Harkneu who foiled to report
with his racing machine on Tuesday
still has a chance to qualify for the
Irish races and he has consequently
been Invited to be present at next
weeks trials
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CONTEST WILL DECIDE I
BAGPUNCHING CHAMPION
Etent at Iolo A A ToMorromr
Night Secures Entries from
bnornmenlo Cal
I An allround bagpunching oonteet to
decide the championship of the world
will bo held at the Mew Polo A A
clubhouse on Park avenue and One
Hundred and Twentyninth street to
morrow night The event baa aroused
Interest alt over the country entries I
coming In from mel as far away us
Sicrametito Cal Seebeck the West I
ern champion and Gus Keller the
champion of America will be among
the fifty or more contestants Nearly I
every man will bring his own para
phernalia The winner will recelvt a
gold meilM and u purse and the wo
und man IL KoM medal
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LEAGUE OPENINGS
IN OTHER CITIES
The games scheduled for yesterday In
Philadelphia and St Louis were post
poned on account of rain Consequently
all the club on the League circuit will
play their opening game today In
Cincinnati the champion Plttsuurg
will play the IUd AI the Pirates and
Joe Kelleys team are expected to be
the contenders for the pennant Interest
II at fever hefltln Cincinnati In
Philadelphia the reconstructed Phillies
will try again to open the Beacon with
the Italian club Jn St Louis the Chi
cago Colts will tackle Patsy Donovan
Cardinal for the first ball
Sporting
QUEENS GO JOCKEY CLUB
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AMATEUR BfSEBA
AMATEURS ATTENTION
Tho Evening World will print ell challenges results of games or
other newa concerning DlIIIIIt Ibasoball teams In Greater New York
and suburban towns In the Sporting Edition From time to time as
space permits pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be
publlShod
Address all communications pictures to tho Sporting Editor
Tho Evening World N Y
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Tile et Aorlai D D C of Tonk4 bn
May i 17 21 June 14 28 Julr 12 19 If
which they vouM Ilk to book with tun wlll
leg to pUr for > sits bet on UiMr inati
Full aivrrw futrtnlMd win or IOM Metros
F C And Ztvt A C preferrtil W J
WIIIo No 167 WoodUttd avenue Tonkc
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Til Kolctit Junior aristiig flftMn
Tin ITS desirous 01 wnnilnc eundir statiC
wltli coca tttmj tdlioot turn preferred to be
pled on their traun4 AddreM iR J Oiultoa
No Ill lUnhitUn Tinu
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Th Clrtton thirteen to Ofuen rears of aSS
would Ilk to book attn wltl1 WinS ot Ilk
tnmUi Th 7 bT April 20 atT 3 17 and 31
op n for lid bvu on their own errands nd
ruarante S return cam Tber pntw the Sues
Junior OooaBlo Cliramont AC Obatwln
llnloiu iiluononu F C OrrMal Junior
IIrD A Coo Gt Marr alcn BIn A C and
Plltewtiodfl Ti x will plar any of tile ahtfv for
a Ide bet o < fo Address August B fiehoanherr
333 iBait Tw itythril wee wow York Oily
AA Ita TOtrtiAvken ffround nazt Sunday tht
in eat iv York INID will hIre aa thatr opco
neat the Xtrler A A ate of Ibis cIty
Tb Bmwt O 13 Club would lib la hair from
a good catcher pitcher and outOldar livIng
DNr Jeffaraon Park One Hundrad and Four
tetnth street and rint avenue Would ala hike
to book times with team averaging thirteen to
fifteen year old for a aide bet Address L
WelniteJn No 230 Kir it arenue City
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Th Powliatan Aeademr han April 19 and 28
open for uniformed team averaging lztea to
aeTnten rear willing to play on our croundl
for a aid tt half expnaa Iran to losing
team Addreaa John J Eaiu No 146 Cau
Berentrfourth Street city
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The Comet want to arrange same with tenant
rerulnx twelt to thirteen years old Mrrtle
J ra preferred and would also Ilka to hear
from three rood allaround playen Addr M
Michael MoDooatd Ns i37 mat BlitMnth Street
Th Monroe Jrs wouM Ilk to br from
team within twntrflT mllM of Nw York and
wrilnK from fifteen to av nten year Ad i
dress Ednard Plnkntr No Kl Grand Street
Kid Tir haa ataln ilintd for ski t aaoa
with the Ton and would like to hear In I
poraon If ponlble from any manager of uni
formed nine from elfhie to twentytwo
oar Address No M Broadway Uanhittan
Room 1011
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Th Rambltr A A would like to mans
m with team fifteen to aeventeen yeara
old Would like to hear from a good pitcher
Addict Ham ildateln No 139 Eaat 60 T
entraeTnth atreet city
Tb Putnam A C bar ind Jack Enrlcht
and George Mllllan < o play vVta them thla yiar
reel here open daUa and would like to bear
from some of the ml > rotMelonal team In and
around Nw York City Address Jami Donaihy
6 Cut BliteaaUi rtret W ow York City
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The Elite bar emoted llaxrr Lhman man
aloe and captain Would Jlk to soviet garnet
with leant areradix twelve to fourteen yiare
Addrofi Harry L iinin 61 Buntoa atreet New
York City
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Cornell D D C lineup E nelllr oatcJiar
and oaMaln T If pltrber T Butler e f
C n llr rt W McOirry If t T McOirrr
St r ilorley Ib C Cherry rb II Cnrry
3b r W bee sub R Clifford manager Arer
ice from eighteen to twenty year old Addre
ri h 131trl
B nllly No 131 rust arena
The iti Onions of South Brooklyn bu
chnrtered crounOa at rro pot arcane for ball
playing this aeieon They would like to ar
range game with audi tam aa tb41 Muller and
1I > DklM DretieU Red llreu and team ot like
ttrenKtti Th Teamlery P C a team ararac c
from twelve to tblrtelll yan 6 > olay oo V
aroundi Ptrclval Bohmlilnir Mil twirl for
biom Addre tHor Olnk No 4411 Prospect
avenue Brooklyn
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Arnttte Biieball Club a aml < > rof > ilonal
team of the alit Side would like to book garnet
with teams offering good Inducamanta Addreti
Robert Cameron Manater Arnett Deieball
Club car Amtt Social Club No ZOO Arnu
A Mw York City
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Two rood player would Ilk to Join a cot
ormed team arvraclni fta to slits yarf
Will furnish own uniform Formerly played
with Itotedele T C Brooklyn taaxn prferrd
Mi 1 nn ulr
Addree Wlllltm J nuckfc No 11S5 i
ou Brooklyn N T
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The Baja T C champion oft cut aide
arr > ilni ana to t JitHn mull like to her
front tim followlnc team TJtr A Coo Vrnan
A C Waihlnalonport Club Verona Owl
no Tbpali Clark V C Orient Shamrocka
and the EHtee Th Tloiu line op ai follow
Mndrlci 3b Pop > rkrouaeb If l Ioaohe rl1
Hafnr t Rowbrock Ib l Cdirote 111
lucky lb i Fnlon c lucktn and ROM
brock pv Addre Ctiarlei Ilafner No SOJ Ave
OUt A city
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The Young Emplr of P B No T6 defeated
the gelCooper Company Baitball tam by
a ICON of 73 to IS at Ctit New York Sunday
April 5 They lined up as follower flchwrli
f1 Wlnlkue J > i Mndnun ed XlaoH 01
Ooldlleln II I Korlniky U Lannao Jb
Rlaihowlli captain lb SUram p 1 r ar
erio ten to twilo ml want sims eaool
team preferred AUdits V U Ixntle man
lier P 8 No 76 No H Norfolk atreet city
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Th Holland A C of Yorkr11te would Ilk
t bear from strong teams about ulntMn
si of a > for a aid tet of 110 or 115 Ty
iln up ae follow Jo ArmMroDf eft O Bert
nl 0 lilt J Adam Io T Carroll Ib 1 1
Raynsld am a Lowmbetm rf E Sharp If
J LewIs PI V Golden lb Pelham preferred
Addrea E Molt IK East Elthtytlitli
tret New York
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The Epiphany V B C baa all date open
Teens fdxteen to seventeen years They line
up aa follow McLourAlln If Burn 3b
Oooohue cf Wailer rII nautt 2b Bradley
rf Joyce p L tter e Hetherlncton as Mon
bon eutadtuti Address Mark Letter 439
Eat Klneleeti atreet flew York
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ihe nlchmond A C ar open to play all
amateur teams within 160 miles of New York
Addreaa Daniel OfcOermott No 602 Wait Forty
ninth street New York dty
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The Lankfrlni Field Club would Ilk to
met all tama averaging thirteen or fourteen
years to b played on tAnkerlnKa rounds
Uniformed ham preferred MOre Ed Meyer
Manager 101 Washington treet Hoboken N J
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The ertroot aemiprotsionel 1nr Seal team
orxanlMd for 1903 vmMa c > mea for week day
fiaturday SundayS and holiday within two
hundred mile State tenna and dates at once
Telephone call IC8018th Edward LleCeU No
7S Tenth arson
BASEBALL NOTES
Pltohen of the American League are
catching batters napping by sending
up fast shoots before the men at the
plate recover after a vicious swipe at
the ball
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The twenty members of the Philadel
phia National League baseball team
were summoned to report at the clubs
office yesterday Each player was pleas
antly surprised to receive from Presi
dent Potter a crisp new 150 bill as a
reward for winning the series from the
Athletics
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Ned Hanlon says his two new out
fielders Householder and McCroedle
the California players will prove
finds this season He says they are
good hitters The mens work with the
ntlck helped the TroJl yD < > dii rs to
bat the Newarks on Monday
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Jack DoyJe Is probably the hardest
working player on the Brooklyn team
Doyle Is always ready to go after any
kind of a hit
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Harry ThteJman the young twirler
whom Ned Hanlon secured from the
Cincinnati club this season promises
to develop into a good twirler Thud I
mans arm Is In good shape He has i
speed to burn
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Unless Virgil Garvin does better than I
he did In the two Innings he pitched
for the TrolleyDodgers on Monday he
Is likely to ret his notice of release from
Hanlon Garvln did not have enough
speed to break a pane of glass
DAVE JOHNSON
WINS lOOO
Sporting Man Said to Have
Cashed Heavily on Victories
of Cassville and Bath Beach
Dave Johnson the wellknown sport
ing man had a good day at the Aque
duct track yesterday He backed the
winners Cassvllle in the first race and
Bath Beach In the second race and
cleared 10 it Is said over 0000 He
rot as high as n to 1 on Cusyllle and
was the biggest winner at the track
Only e short time ago Johnson an
nounced that he was broke and would
quit the turf for good The strong In
formation he had on Cassville mad
him change t i1a mind however and he
decided to take one more crack at the II
ponies
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Cnllaliaii Didnt Meet Maynard
PHJIADEIInA April lsThe pro
posed sixround bout between Tim Cal
lahan of this dty and Billy Uaynard
or New York before the Penn Art
Club of this dty last night was
declared off There was not enough
money In the house to mitt the ftrhtera
Men Come to Me I want evtr nun Ihit Is
tufftrlng from Vaulcocele
i Stricture Acute aad Chronic Ulcera Bl Poisoning
I 45 Hydrocete or any Swelllats Catarrhal DLacUtrgea
0 UfteumatlsBi In all tit forms Lout Vigor aad Vitality
Bladder and Klda0y Cosdltien Eczema Pimple
r Erycle OCa Eruptive Coadliloas of tlta ekta or
aay Associate OUiWwea el Jit to come and have a ocUl
chit with tnt I will give you FlU Gi Chug a tlwrotwh per
ionilcjtamntlontot etke with tut konMt and tclwf pl kJa
olyourc Suffer no teipftr Cow Jt me at once
Writ H yOll caAt aU Boara U M SoIqPt MJdYt Sway
tQIMt 4 P1 M ceiiftMl iliad A4I PtM J
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SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS
Forma acceptance on the behalf of
Great Britain challenger haa been re
ceived frqm G R Mewburn Secretary
of the English Lawn Tennis Association
by the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association holder of the Davis
Challenge Cup
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J E Sullivan Secretary of the Ama
teur Athletic Union left New York
jceterday tor St Louis Mo upon re
ceipt of a telegram tfrom F j V Skiff
director of exhibits at the Wprlds Fair
of 1904 Mr Sullivan goes West to con
fer with the exposition authorities In
relation sports and athletic features
which will be held In connection with
the fair
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Seton Hall College is to have s me
morial athletic plant to be called Sinnott
Field This was decided at the meeting
of the Alumni Association
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The Garden City Golf Club has Issued
its programmes for the annual Invita
tion tournament to be held on April 30
May 1 and 2
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H O Redflle who was with the West
Chester Golf Club last fall and who
works In the summer at the Mlsquaml
cut links at Watch Hill has been re
engaged for the spring Westchester
and will take charge 10 day
S S S
Edward W Gardner who loaf the
championship of the National Associa
tion of Billiard Players recently at the
Hanover Club protests that ho has
made no charges against the club but
that the charges if made originated
with another contestant in the tourna
ment
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Manager Brady of the Cornell foot
ball team has announced that all no
notlatlons for the Columbia Cornell
game to be played In Ithaca on Nov 14
time been completed
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The Central High School of Phila
delphia has decided to enter an eight
oared crew in the preparatory school
event to be held at Poughkeepele on
June 25 the day preceding tho Intercol
legiate races
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In a drizzling rain Swarthmore de
feated the College of the City bf New
York at Swarthmore by a score of 11
to 1 in the lacrosse game yesterdayS
S 5 5
A E Hoyt yesterday played his first
game In the handicap fourteenlnch
balkline tournament of the Amateur
Billiard Club of New York In the eyea
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log and defeated G Blair by a score
of 160 tq 133
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Charles Hitchcock Jr who was In
jured last winter while playing hockey
has definitely decided to withdraw from
all golf play this summer
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James H M rrltt has offered a cup
for a members handicap to be held on
Saturday at the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club The competition wlU be at eigh
teen holes against bogie
S S S
The next Individual championship of
the Womens Metropolitan Golf Associa
tion will be held over the links of the
Richmond County Country Club the first
week In June
S S S
The Barnard College basketball team
won two games In the college gym
nasium on Mornlngslde Heights yester
day The freshman team defeated the
Wadlelgh High School five by a score
of 2 points to 0 and the varsity
scored a decided victory over the same
team of visitors The final score was
16 too
s 5
George Sutton the landless player Is
still in the lead in his 2000polnt match
14Inch balk line with Frank Keeney at
the Knickerbocker Academy Brooklyn
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Bobby Walthour lost night In At
lanta won two straight heats In the
fivemile motor pace race with Eddie
Daldiot Buffalo Walthour took tho
first heat by threequarters of a lap In
7m 42 2Cs and the second heat by a
lap and a quarter In 7m liz
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Capt A C B wen of the University
of PennsylvanIa track team has ac
cepted an Invitation to compete against
nimmer the English champion In the
Celtic races at Glasgow on July 18
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There Is no truth In the report that
the boat races scheduled to be rowed on
the Severn between the Naval Academy
crew and Pennsylvania Yale and
Georgetown wjll not take place
Yellow Tall may go to Toronto for thi
Ontario Jockey Clubs meeting Dr
Andrew Smith President of the Ontario
Veterinary College and one of the pil
lars of the Canadian turf was at Aque
duct yesterday He met Trainer Rowel
for the first time In nineteen years
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Jockeys Haack and Waterbury scored
the first records of the season In the
matter of official discipline Both riders
took liberties at the post and Starter
Casildv punished them by suspending
them for the rest of the week
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High Scores and Had Little
Trouble in Earning Victories I
in Evening World Tournament
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Delmars ij
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Last night was a busy ore at Amann Pi
t TrleVs alleys at Frtynfth street
and Thrd avenue where The Evening 1
Worlds championship tournament Is 4
being bowled Through nn error It was
announced that the Harlem Circles il
Vondomes and Knickerbockers would I f
roll It was the IVcstjhestcrs Yen
domes and Metropolitan which were 1 > l
really scheduled to meet i
This caused a mixup ana brought j
several extra teams and a larger crowd I t
than usual to the alleys The I schedule
was straightened out after sohe delay ff
and the games bowled as usual The
Metropolitans had a big following on
hand and it was expected that they
would get two games without t much
trouble The other teams were not
wthout supporters however and there
was considerable betting among the t
railbird
The Mets justified the opinion of
the rooters and took the other two
teams Into camp easily The West
chesters beat tho Vendomes hands down J
In the first game Olt to 763 1
The Mets then beat the losers U8
pins and aiter that took a game front
the Westchesters with a margin of tf
pins
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FIRST GAME 2
Westchester Dale ITS Winters 166
ClarK lISt Bauman 01 Simpson UL 1
Total 014
Vendome Prelhof Ill Brunnion 1M
Smith 161 Eckels liZ Forschner 10
Total 763 i
SECOND GAME 1
ropolltanDean 183 Granger ISO j
H Oeat 182 ficherwood 213 Leuly ilL <
Total 8W
Vendome Prethof 151 Brunnaon 1SS
Smith 153 Eckels 163 Forschner ITt
Total S03
THIRD GAME
Metropolitan Bearr 210 Granger ISO
Oest DSO Scherwood 168 Leuly 100
Total 939
Westchester Dale 179 Winters IDS
Clark 178 Bauman 160 Simpson 131 J
Total S 03 t
Tonight the Prestos Delmars and
Stickers will meet and some high scores
are looked for 1
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Other Bowline Games ToNight i i
MorjilnEvlde League Aurora Arc nuni inC i
Harlem at Cammanna alley
BlTreld Lugup Ptioenti Eclipse and Alton I i
qui > at the niwTBlde alley
North Side National Leant VMtcr V
Vtuelmcn Hawthorne tad North Kaw I
at Sdartenat alleya
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CorseTs Men Againet Collegians
Kid Carsey and his Metropolitan I
ball tossers who havo scored
over the I
teams they havo met so far this season Z
will attempt to add another victory to j
their credit by taking Into camp the 3 r
Everett College team whom they are
scheduled to meet at Equitable Park oa
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