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A VIH IN ENGLAND
OF RACE FOB COP
"The Yachting Monthly" Points
Out That Designers Have
Learned to Set Sail.
SLAP AT THE CLUB HERE
Calls Declining of Original
Challenge Most Unmanly
Act in History of
Yacht Racing.
-, to M...U hon some Kiitish yachts
nr.cii t. ?l coneen Bit Thomaa Llpton'a
?, determination t?? "lift" tlu- Araer
ed It oriel In the
\ tchi ni Month
. . ted. it n .
ave i" ? n ao many falai
? t..i th.- America'a
Cup thai
?If: ,
. ' i ttlil
tin to matun , Tl
cumatancea of the chall? ; g< .?:' rather
?. ? _ -i he ? up, which
w? had almoal "orgott ?n and, li
wlahi ? '. haa prov? ?l i
attractive In tl ? ce. it a
probabl) th?? onlj occaalon on ? til?
Thomas had a rival In hi- life'? quest.
However, he ??"t pr.dence, and hla chal
? man ?ill? forwarded, and forwarded
In i ?mmlttt-e <<i the
\. ? "fork ould hardly - x
i a they i
yachta being built and meaeured i>? an
one which baa ht ? n
? ard? .1 for all ? lae. "That and no
si all we aall und? i " they aald, and, ??i
couree, the de? d ol gift wat the
goat Foi
? bull? and raced under a n? a ?
no? comea a chall? nge from
this ? aking It a < onditlon thai
the old i ule : I to And thla,
mark jou, nol i" !|
H which the N w York Yacht ?'lut?
Iwayi ? x ? ? ? d for the rule, but i>>
Thia ma strange. In
rten i xpr? ---. >1
opin ' ' ? ?>' in
comprc-hi n et it li nol -
?
? ?n ol it. Por a?
Knera have been worklnii to the uni?
ot one of our di
am ? xperii i.i It. Wit!
? m. nl and gradual i
.1 in attaining bu
inexperienced would
lj handicapped. Under the <>?<J rule,
. i th? othei I
even. The British challenger has t.. ?
the Atlantic, : ut that la by no mea
. \ ? rj thing ni the d
oi a ig yacht. Mor?
li most Important under th
n n ja? B? nl
.
m t., s. t it in place and how to
wer? always
than
? tin, tli?* rule under conalderation la
lath and latitude la a
V, ' ;, 1 .
spei ?l only, la if Impoi tanc? B<
facta In mind, aurprlee may we i
give waj to -, Usfactlon In the ?
le. At all i v? nts, It la Bner'a
? ?; it haa I
: the New
York B ?*5-foot
waterlln?
th? Ir failing to ?
t.. ti
?H! many sensible thlnga urged bj them
vor fit small? r ci aft MOI
'.-..- t hem an ad?, antage.
are three nun In America who
. ably trust. (I with the de
ng oi a " fool waterllne yacht:
th. r? la only one who could be ?
upon for ??n?- ?*f I
The above was written when Sir Thorn?
Upton'a challenge waa announced.
i ay that challenge has been decline?!!,
? I leave th? . ph ai some ? i
atlon of the with which
Engl American yachtamen heard
that the New v..rk Yaohi Club bad unan?
imously .
??n a aft-fool waterllne. The tai? i
....
rtsrnansl.ip, but here
are f th? must un?
manly acts In the history of yacht ra
One ?aii only attribute the club'a action
t?? i ? t if In the da i >t
? arller conteal memb?
New York Yacht Club f? it thai th?
?hone only <>: nrock's owner, it
red brilllan
The- American . lub i action a
towarda Bir Tl the moat potent
our 1 ... . cria|.
lene?? was th? nterested he h id
le, and th? declining of it p its
Jin onua on the New York Yac I ?
which ti.? ? hard to
American jracl tamei t mo irn an ac
ti.'ii which on?, cu:
? grows too
?? ?-. on
our ? ment th?. lost opportunity ??f
a tri.?.?! r the chance wl b
off. ? :..r.
sinr?. the above waa written sir Tbomaa
has forwarded another ohallentr?? Without '
any stij ? ? i;th ?if the ?
' ? . cht, and tl
m by the New York Yacht ?'lut? within
A ft W ?I I' I
It is tntereatlng to note thi\t. according
to the x\;.-. gnere abroad "have at
fa at :?*arnf'(1" how ; ?Jl and bow
to keep it aet
YALE~LEADS_AT CHESS
Has Two Victories in Match
with Williams College.
New Haven, April 11?Tale i
t.rst blood it: the cheee mach being eon
-toeted I Bdenee with William*
?College. Of the t?.. gatnea th<- flrat t??
be flnlehed lasted ?.r.iv twelve mov?
v??? a brilliant victory for the Tale
playera, who by dint of ? lever manoeu
Yrlnf.' "Worked tip to a position wh? ra a
forced mate eouM riot be avoided.
?'n the twelfth move Williams found it
neceeeary lo aurrender the queen in an
effort to avert Immediate disaster in
t tiirin?-'. boa ev?.-. fale opened th?
king's rook's fil? ggallWt the whit?
bag the William* t?am lo ?
Tin- acore follows :
(TENTRB GAMBIT.
v m n BILACK. ? WH1 i i i:i.\?"K.
->\ llll II Ynl?v
IP I. 4 P K 4 TV KB Kt Kt ft
-- P ': 4 P n P | s Castles ?'? Q li 4
? Kit a Kt 'JIU ? lj K 2 Q it :,
? Kt ?. f Ki u :: 10 i- k i: I P K R 4
B Kt x Kt K ? 1 ? \ K t ' i K i ? ? I : .", !) Kt S
P '.' 4 I] Q i Kt P x i?
. ?? n n
. id of playing 7 P K -, where the
tun ? ?I In favor of Yale, w IINama
should have exchanged pawns, with an
? v? n |
PICK DOG SHOW JUDGES
Long" Island Kennel Club to Ex?
hibit on Memorial Day.
i?r. .i. i: DeMund, prealdont <?f the i^-dk
island Kennel Club, makee the anmraaco?
mint thai th. annual bench sh'.v. of th?*
organisation will be held tins jreai at the
d Bay ra? etraek <?n M?*-moria]
i ?a The ? oa alwaj ? la ti:?- most lm?
outdooi exhibition of the
year, and Indicatlona point to th? one on
Ma) K ihoi. of i"i m? r m as.ms.
. ...I ?it th? jihIk? s all. ad y have been
appointed. Warren Purdy, a recognized
authority upon Krench bulldoga, will look
aft? i tu?t in... ?i, ? ;. F. Bgg? 11 Pas i,.. n
<ii?. s. n lo do Ihe Greal Danes, and Jamea
iv win make 11.*- awards among bull
kmi. is The Boston terriera will )>??
jikIk"! by A, v. Wright, and Mr?. Nina
M iioiiii win hand out the ribbons among
}t. Bernards. Aa abe la an exhibitor
and a breedei <?f the an?mala no
i.i- more capable of Judging them
The officers oi the ?lui? ?im are man
HK'tiK the show ar<- ! ?r .lohn E. DeMund,
i ni, Walter < lui nee Ni t vie? preai
Krederkk l'-. Thomason, aeoond
vlos-presidenl A. .'? Rost, secretary, ?irai
John F. Co)Una, treasurer. Wilb i ?i
i'iineii again win have charge ot me
?feg?.
YALE'S 'VARSITY CREW, AS NOW BOATED
IN PRACTICE ROW ON HARBOR AT NEW HAVEN
Bow, Gore; No, 2, Plimpton; No. 3,
1 ?r ne. ? ? ; No. 4. Philbtn; No. 5,
Iciikm-??ti : So. t>. Minutan; \'<>. 7.
I 'pia nci.* : -ti '>ke, t laptain Snoar
<l?ii: coxsaain, Barnutn.
1 DRILLING YALE OARSMEN
Harriman Employs Methods
i Which He Learned at Oxford.
AWAITS ENGLISH COACHES
Gold and Kirby Due in May to
Handle Final Training of
New Haven Crews.
Now trial William Avorill Harriman. th?
undergraduate I ? h of th? "fall
? ?? |.l.i( e in.- men on th?
? i ery da?.. toapaiatlons ar?
rusta ?
tlif arrival of tha two English ...I'll?-', j
i '...ai ,'inii Kirby, n?*xt month.
Four shells bare been rigged aith tho
n Engllsl gad thol???
;>in 1'r.kr-, and the ?larsiiH-n art- i i -?
through whal raae-nMea ar- eltwely as|
Harriman ran make it Hi" preliminary
training ol an <'xf.>r.i erew. liar'
hot s'-i.t two leMoai in observing the
iixt.inl m??tlin(l Ol ptmtMtring a CTOW uni
lias been a faithful etude-ai of both OoM
.?.roi Kiiiiy. wbo bandle lb? Oxfoi ?
at ut?mrenl -dagas of thalr tralnl
! 111 ft tl ?? tu ? 1 -':. - I : ?- ti ir.irh? a at riv it
Is doubtful if Harriman will SttemlH 10
r gv? n s tentative Urs! right, al?
though the fact thai the *-??< "ml crea
been entered m tta Ajnerlcan Henley
makes it Imperative ihat be ebooae only
tboae ? ; ?? n for the Junior 'varslt) ?
clta_<*?*a for the varsity at?- slim, in ? f
thia will m?-an the weakenlni .?! the
? ,v, but Hi ? thai
togllsb ? OS?he* should n"t be
;.. i.-.i in an? way wh? n tliey ont ?
??n the i ? a?
Ussier Harriman an?! Jim ]'??
relinquished his duties as bead coach last]
June after the Hawvard race, the Jfole
. n t.. the number <.f three eights are
getting aom? might) thorough diilllng in
the fundam?ntala ?>f rowing, with greal
stress "ti the English Idea. "The stroke la
being kt-i't low and the man are rowing
wuh very little sini.-. The off-sei wats
;in<! th.ole pins n...k?- (he crewi l"'ik a
deal like typical English ?inlit?-.
QoM and Klrbj will put the pt-iUshbag
touchas "n tir.- boeua, t..?t bafocs they .ir
rlve the strok?- will be ?-radually to--ad
up, so that th?*y will not bars i" do loo
much tti the line ol preparing the man lot
the rigid training thai will i r<?<?>?.]?? the
departure f?.r New London and the three
gruelling weeks <>n it.?- Tbaaes
Six freshman crewa have bean retained
and are being r?oached by Jnhti Appleton,
formel stroke of the vanity four, and i>
<;. Acbieson, of the "IS freshman i><?at 'i .i ?
Val" youngsters are coming ataig slowly,
hut their development ae?ama !?> ta- non ?
the lernt sur?, and they will be Bl when
the i-un la nred ;.i N?tw L-rndftn Tbs
propoead race between tbs _ale fteshme?
atai the rniH'?'t?iii flrat-yaar craw has
fallen through, bo that the Harvard rs ?
will be the only one la which the Ell
ngsters win bave s chance to show
[****oweasV
a
MARINE TRAPSHOOTERSWIN
Score 370 Out of 400 Targets
? Against Crescent Marksmen.
BbooUng in ri'iiiarkai.i?' form, the trap?
shtmtlng t'.im of tha .Maim, and Plaid
ciuii defeated th?. repr?sentativ??? >.t ike
''i'-"nt Athletic Club at Hath Beach
etaaa The -"-Inning aggregation
m.i.i?. ;;7n out ?: ? pnsallile IM targets.
Each club was rapi-etaented by four nun
I > i- h nlmro i fin-.i at im targata
The i ?st that Un- New M?mwi gun not a
could ?i" was t<> ragastin a total of IM
' ? IS.
'ri.. Marias and Held .Club guan?ts*s
al o decided s lag "n thadr April .cup
Et Toa n". pi? aldenl ?.f the 'club,
and s. p Hopkins registered the high
i.s a sweepstake of .".ti targets ended
ill.- sport it was vs.m by If. W M?r*Con?
??ii?, only after taro t?as with C IX
mpetiticti was de? Id? .1 in
B driving rain storm. The Bcorei
INI BRCLUB shout + ?> TAROBTI
M \.\|i f ?t.i B, CRKftt'ENT A C
B I* Hopkins VU F II. Htephrnaon . S3
II Loti SB 1 F lernt - .SI
P, I; Town? ..', 'alls II ..n . r?.
i?. Bayrs.st <; <;. Ktaphrnaon, Il 711
?i. ITOl Total.MO
MONTHLt ?ri' IM TARGET- HANDI
? AI'.
H'emp. ti il eap 11
P ' ?*. M g, h u?u . " '.??
:? R Town? ? M i M Camp ?? ** M
C D m :? _ H ?:.|
M TARGETS HANDICAP.
M w. COatrille.M M i t leases ? ? M
'. ?. Mephes V R Towne. ....S 171
?sa, Jr.7 SOIE II Loti .... S ?7
<-. n. garr? ?. :," i g Hy?tt 4 47
H. R Rtoddard.. 7 4;i ? M Camp ..." ?
s. I*. Hopklna . 0 4SIJ m Kldrldge... 4 47
F. B. gngaaasea 0 4S|i: Hatward . 2 45
WH ! [AM Wl RELL M -iRRIMAN.
S"n of tlir Lite E. H. H arriman, who is '? th ... , although iffll an undergradcate
Indoor Swimming Season
Now Well on the Wane
? "
Year Furnished Many Surprises
as Well as Mew Records.
RAITHEL LEADS SPRINTERS
McGillivray Has No Peer Over
the Longest Distances?
Hebner a Star, Too.
The h ?ooi awl
\\ at.?' Ma- y of the l<
i.a'..- broken training and ar? taking ??
??? i i .-ai Bred rest before n
for th.- aumm? ? The time Is rip?
? \ er t h?- chronl? lea and foi
lea of n hat a a.- a. compilai
The ) ??il f il r r irpi ? *
champions aeemed to take ? nan
,if.- ati.i d? r? loi ed i.n? \; ? tod ability,
' ' V I * ? ., I,'' I | ! . ?.?
thai i a ai!, gratll ?
novices aome ol them, th?
veterana hard In many an Important
race, ar,.] the latter were forci i t?? reo
ord-breaklng feata t?? retain tin-ir laurela
To a. C Ralthel, of the lllinola \ti.t?tti
Club, must be conceded aprlntlng ho
although he waa beaten In the national
L-HVyard race Ralthel la a unlvei
man, and waa unabl? to train foi I
aupreme t*?Ht. ae that h?* entered la
unprepared. Note, however, that he
lowered from tSt-f to IS aeconda the
fortv->ar't standard, ?real?-.I b] ?. M
haul?:-, arid that h" travelled tl
tury in h aeconda wtthln one-fifth ol
the litter's world'a stark, tl in phv
his en -M the eeasoi fas) t tins it thi
dlatanca
it la worthy ol mention too, thai In
club competition hi covered Aft) inja In
.; aeconda and 190 m '.: i-:, aecond both
?iiteirnitlori.il r.'?.ii?!s, bul una? ,?' ?' ??
because not maile in an op? n m< ? I
Ralthel la only eighteen years old? sad
the prediction has been freelj circulated
that he la destined to become the gi
est all around andmmei evei developed m
ti i.? ? ounti ?? ii.i team mates, Ha? t ??
Hebner sod Perrj McGillivray, were his
? losest rtvali at the api Inl ?
OVI l t?a loi gor ?lisian? i s M.Cl.,'
showed thai be had no equal, ami it may
be questioned whether even Qeorge ii'"i".
vor., the Olympic atar, could non lake bla
measure. The young Westerner captured
the furlong title in I minut?e -"' aeconda
with?.m half trying, and the Canadian
never ton.-lied the mark uiiil.i similar
conditions.
At 41" yardi McQllHvra) brought down
Danlela'a record <?t' I minutes 11 W eec
onda. ami Hodgson's "f ?? mlnutea 82-6
ten onde, by going tin- coure? m ?'. n;,i
ttt-t aeconda; at .<-i yarda h?- reduced
Danlela'a ngurea from I minut?e -l --?">
aeconda to I minut?e lS4-S?aeconds, and
at M yarda be came within ono-fiftb ??f
a aecond of the latter'a best performance.
Mir, fellow i lubman, Hebner, and HI? ho
laa Nerich, of th?- Hew v.. li Athletic
?'luh, at tunen forced the pace, but they
a ei e never i ? all) da ngei o.is.
i lairj Hebni i again * t.i m a ? la
himself in back-atroke swimming. The
IS-yard mark ??t ;:",;:.-? seconds bj H. i
Hand). be shatter? >i t" th? I ine of ?"?"
se.nii.lv fiat, and hi i own 1 i time
he bettered from I minute H aeoonda t" i
minute M ?-?'? aeconda' ills nearest rom?
potitor proved '?? lie a lad of fifteen, .\i i,
Mott, win? took aecond t?? him in t,,.
? hamplonahlp ra? ??.
No breast-stroke swimmera ??i note
were dovolopod, and Michael McDermott
one?- more bold th? ra ?. He failed hoa
? ?. t<> live up to hla past work Inti rest
?a\le of natation i- al low ? bo.
in plungtag i"i distance the two chl? :
claimants, ?. B. WXlll? ami |?, Lichter,
found no opportunity t<> trj conclusions,
an.i they are I.'enly match >i foi a
\. rdld t.. ).?? pooatble, ?WIIMa baa the
lient mark. 8u tOtt, but Lichter gpannsd
tl ' ?
e end of I
loving l
woutV ? ? t 1 tl th?
?
Arthur Mo A
Alhl? ' ? dlvli
i ti.
: d
?
Ip of t
Ul
j Aleei ?
ill'
Mi ntloi ?
work ? \ ? Club a?
?m
prov? d the 1?
it i mlnuti
* the ? :,i '?
lowerliu
r .
NERICH A STAR IN POOL
New York Athletic Club Swim?
mers Win Dual Meet.
I:. |i \... || : ? ri N< ???
Athletic Club el ted the
i| Hue Ba m ? i ? team
dual meet hi re to? nlghl ]
;. h. of th? IS
, ork ' lub, irai the Individual tar. win?
ning both the WO and -.. ? ird ?
form? i In I min itc I seconda Ihe latt i
In - mmuti ? I
r. n Jam? ?. ol the Brooklln? ? n
won first In the 0-yard < ? lood?
of Now Fork, econd; time? -7.-?
seconda Billot Church <?i Brookllne, the
i ?m i md champion, won the d
cont? at, with i. ? Mull? o. ..t
York. nd Toppafl ol Brookllne
The N? '??' ITork relaj t? am iTi idenb i? h
?. limer, s?.nth. ? 'ullmani d? fi ated the
i -.kiln? quart? I In I minute SI ?
onda ;
FOR BROOKLYN SHOW
Entry List Includes Many Nota?
ble Blue Ribbon Winners.
Pour hundred ? nti le h ive t.. en :
? ?h?d for the twenty-firs! annual Broo
lyil Horse Show, at th.- Bldini arid Driv?
ing <"lut.. ?m April i;, is and II
augui arell i"i the aucci of the ? *.
hlllltlon and eM-e?ils tl.ominitt'.- . \
pectutlona. The quallt) of the entri-M
i* high,
While ti-ir* list includea man) hornea of
note, there also are .? number of prom
ialng unknown aspirants for blue rtbl
which will m.ik.- i Ik lr Hr I appe irai ? ?? in
a ah? xx ring
The club'a riding ring baa been htrned
Into a reritabli horse b< a at nut, ;'t"i
el! la in i. adln? ? for the op? ning on
Thvradaj evening. 'J'1.. programme Rill
l. ? an .iii)-."i i o that i he a? Ions \*. ill !???
equall) attractive and rai d
Ft r the opening nlghl a <-.mt" i be?
twttn tu?' hatt. ii.s of n? Id arttllei | of
tl?. National ??uanl of NOW Y.ui. ha,
been arranged imia? evening xx?\\ i...
"M lltarj Night," when all the mllll
u m be fudged. The pi Ivate
boxea and aati ai a i" m ? atm demand
thia i eai than la t and ai I on i al ? at
the ? ? l ? 111 ? .? office
in the harm tan?
ami foui ?m hands ? eti lea Im re
been made among - th? ra bj w lluam h.
Moore, i'-?*. M. W irburg, w Ullam Zleg
i? i. ji , Dmii Beettg, Chart? E, Berner,
all of Manhattan, Ml I Margaret H.
Pratt, "f Brooklyn, end Jo eph .i U?. tn,
of Surf, in, N, v. Am.mn ihoe* from Now
fook ? ho will ?h"? m the addle hoi a
? - are Justice Jamea W, Oerai i.
Mlaa hi? Atterbm |. Roll! m U <;. rry,
?i ,i. ??ni.., M. ?? Ranger, l* m New?
gase, Until Beelig, Misa Cynthia Kearney,
i-. Douglas Pranks, Mr. and ,\ii?. inwe
it B, cm. hot, Albert .1 Davis, Bdward
Griffith und Mrs. Samuel ?Adler. ,
M CUE Ai BALL
Horgan Fails to Name Date for
De Oro Match.
.CARROM EMBLEM IN DISPUTE
Hoppe Not to Play Cassignol
in Paris -Other News
and Notes.
!J..hn W Ho
the throe
: . ha mi loi ship
? ' and Al?
I m ."i
h l". il.- also evlncea a dlspoa
i ? . on tending
held th? emblem for one
i. 1913, it la now hla p -
i -.. Bi unsa I? k Balks.
. nder (*omi ? Ian of the
r *?. mu..
I >. > si an play or fo fell
the em
The ?
chain] pro\ ??le thai an) hi
,11"! !.. Ill" .1,1 ..II
m in? h an emblem ? ill be rome . ? mal
epted, and a fallu: e
p|; nvolves .? forfeltura This
rule was adopted I i prevent posai le r?ol
? r and ikj ? 't" are i"'th in
A mat? h for the .1 ? i
I.ami'"! t ? 111!.a III mil II ; ' P"?* "'1 ?A It It'll
m Mai ' h '?"? and i ?e < ?ro
must have iw.ni', days' notice of th"
tiiri" anal ?'la ?? | I B) ..['I'll IJ
Horgan must name time and place or (or*.
, Ml and be must plaj not later than
M .
i ndei the rules governing tti.? cham?
pionship at Issus he "an name either Baa
Fran I i o, ??>? hare Its is filling aa su
? i ? ney's, m St Lou , ? bich II
ii- i?. al r? i
Tbs .Ionian I.an.i..it emblem has an in?
timai value "f ? ?> r ?i."". and Ho
i ? lit!', ?!??. s 11 ? ? t S Isb 1'? tak?' ;i
chance of loalng It Sh.uii.i be fail to
r? - pi et th.- . hallenge of Ds Oro, tbs
Hi ins ' i i? i : .n? ? ' illi nder .ipanj a ill
tak? legal action to compel him to i k
? r i h" trophy.
Edward Ralph, of Hlghtstown, S. J.,
arlll not play .mu,?i.. i>. Oro for lbs
pock? ; billiard championship When i>"
< u.i named April It, If and 17, al .'.?.i
Kranclsco, for s decision of ths Issus be
;?..-. u th.'in, R iipfa i. legropiiad J ?a ? iro
!? ii hi could not go to the i'a. :ti?' ?'oast
t.. play, in reply De Oro advised him
i,.- ...nal withdraw hi-? challenge, ami siso
authorised th.- return >.t th.- s,., deposited
i.? him ii support >>i hi" .hail.in-.'. James
Maturo, ol Denver, is non nesl m line
a a chal?? nger.
\\ llllam iv Hoppe, who holds both ths
ivi snd lt.J baikllns clminptonsblps, is not
going abroad to plaj Plrmln Ca-rslgnol m
Parta 'i':.' i?'. ? n? h i *?ia 11' backer ?n i
not m. ?t n.? demanda made bj Hopps.
Maurlea i.,;. , ii cas ignol Alll
...m.. U? Nsw Yotk snd plaj Hopps a
three nlgl t m t i, ,,t the Hotel Astor i
will t .a u. - pari "t iiis :.t,ik" snd a*U| guar?
antee to sell ?Un worth "f tickets." Hoppe
eapressea the balk t thai CssstgiMl will
not ? ..mi, ami a?'.Is. "HlS Bugs ;?:ii"iil in
a Paris academy it* i"" valuable."
K'ji .ainada, ths "apa?ase snpsrt, win
i.ot return t.> Berlin this ysnr. He says:
"I stay In New York and practise hard,
i hope t.. play ?;>>?>.i nesl winter, if I i-o
t.. r.. i un i n..t practise, so i ata* hern,
II I am ill i:....?] play In thS fall I ?Ii il
lenge Hoppe. H" la s greal Player, i
mustVorh hard to havs chance t.? beat
him. 'I'm um champtonablp from hi a
high bon? t'."
,i. Cope Morton, "f IN ?Unk*n ?_***_**..
riiil.i?l.,l[ih';i, and .1. I'.i.lman.l POggen?
i.m i,?, ut th" Uederkrans. will pity for
Hi.. iiieii..|...iiian challenge ?op .<t the
IQermantown Cricks' -'i"1' nexl Saturday
j nigh! Mi Morton Is tbs challsng? r
Milliard?? Is mors popular than bvot be?
: fore in i-m-iand. An ??it"" I" hotng rnade
! t.. bave a room in u?* "? as. "?'?"ii.*
i ment ei-mlpped with tallies for the use of
I iii'inhera.
OVER 1HE OES BOARD
Havana To Be the Scene of An?
other Grand Masters' Tourney.
;TARS EXPECT TO ATTEND
Janowski Defeats Chajes in
Three-Game Match at
Progressive Club
As was previously stated in The Tr?b?
mi", it la the Intention ?>f ths Mayor of
Havana t<? appropriate a big sum from
th? city treasury la order to arrange a
??land masters' International checa tour?
nament next winter In the Cuban motrop?
? di I, and he an nt so far t" - :??? t a
manager f"i" thai affair, authorising the
latter to duly announce tin proposed eon
i. i and t.? co ''?? in ? ?''??? with in-.
Bmanud Lai ki I champion;
11-. B, Ti ? lerman cha**aplon;
,nl S? lil' < i?' i. the ?U -'ri.tti chamiiioii,
and a. RuUnsteln, ti.?- Russian ? ham
plon.
Under date "f March M Tarrasch
m a letter to t ? manager that he would
!??? only too glad to accept an Invitation,
and thai he WOUld I [?"hit t?>
tur? i* pai t ici pi '? :r: the ? ont? at it?* is.
how,... ?. ..|' opl ' I. ? .?<;? WOUld
not i??- rea i If a very big
-.. him as a ro?
ta thai
leading p?a i
; ' ?.: ? intent, and
he t !:: falla to ..? ? | t
the i Itatlon n - ?nable term
. \. ' fro chai pionahip
honoi 1 .?i 'apa?
..?ai. .-mo he also atatos that :.?
greal management.
Although I" 'I'-itrasch aeemed t?. be
t.it ? ?, iker would not come
to Havana, It ? expected thai word will
. i t;..- ? lerman cha mpion in a
fea da* i aim. that he a ?uld be
n a :? t" m--, t the above mi ntloned ex?
; .11.
Bchlechter writ? from Vienna >;n?i?-r
il??. .?!' March ? ? ? , .t
aernent, and that
In si.it. "t th?
y? 'ti ?nal ?
?.-..; at II .
ink J.
Mi ; retuinei to thl m an
.
an.: laying in th<
he a ? nl t" Monti ?. At I
,i
of thr? ' ? II.
tw? i Mu. ill and Oftcai -
of tl m< t -, bow?
?lid not feel dispo ed t.? play an *
i..i -?? D. Janonrakl, th**
Frei eh ? ? irai Ion, ? I o sailed t'??i E
on Tl ? took Marsha'.! I put? ? V -
ronlcled In The Tribune
.Lu ?.?.?.ih? won t' . t" ?_ point.
ah the thr. e ga rather
Ing, and the acores are herewith ?"*??
,
i li:- ; QAM 'S PAWN OPENINO.
WHTfE. BLA? .?:|.\'K
II ... i I- ? ? t
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me,
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second oam ? b p >u n ??i'kn
in.;
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B4 P?K 8 ? ? K R .x Kl K S
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I r K I P li * IP-KI B? i: . .-.
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Bx M
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II Pi H Kl . ? ? r P?K R 3
i '.' Kt li I ' q 1! K R K H
III Kt ,x Iff) It KI I
11 I! \ Kt I' \ WH? ?' 31 II K I Kt It I
!.. IV I : J '.? kuhl It x It
Il R t; Q R ?, H R x R? li I?, x Kt
i: :; it K Kt MQiF rh Raalgna
WOT] -
.... p i. rathci i '?' how Mettnctly
dlffi n ol Ian a li particular i
lag i# that adopted by ?-ii.ij.?. la the
aune of
ibi Hhowina ' i ?' a pew a
foi pa ' nought thsl
r??r th.. loea
I . I ? I i 11* \ ??
i?. Iom i" ff?l lila iffaln,
s ? . i .?
Mi- onl) ? oi ;<"-??'K.
(d) li || Kl \ B I? Q R i with ? prantla?
I I1TI I ?>
pu) on the m. -ms to
remain asan i -
the queen I.?- kept
i ..i |,i.i, for
it) o aim m i.i ai If w > Ita ? oui i ha? "
the B with ? afi ?..P g iv
Ki x P: '.'??- ? an ad quata let'em ???
? position no? pn ? ilmllar
. 11-.. i al m Iba Jaffa Cai ?
1.1.m. a gama la tl .*.: ra' tourney
a? New . ora
igi w.ii played? forctag .?? II ??re, a
ttralffhi -.?m
THIRD OAM.: Q1 ?:i".v.- PAWN OPBNIXO
WHITE, im.\?K ? WHITE. m.\ ic
? i..u, - lanoa ikl ? !..?'? - Janowakt
1 I- Q ? P Q i II Kt?K It I l-K ?i
Kt K B 3 Kt K it 1 19 Kl v B R \ n
3 p B i Px P M Kt x Reh ?,? \ Kt
IP K 3 It Kl S -I ?' B I o I I- x I . ?,
I 11 X P P-Kl * K R p x R,Q), h
: b Bl QK i ..? Kt?R l
Ile i r- K I ' Q Ki I I'-K Kt 3
* I ' K * P?R I Ct?Q I ? ? ?,? r.
'. i: K ?'i -f. ?? S Kl Rtch Kt I Ki
10 I- KRKbl P. B i f x Kt P K I .f*
11 P K Kt ? B Ki 3 tt IC K J l: ... ?
i - r it 3 i? B I S H i-1 : Q ... .
Il H Ra ?.? >: ?.' M K R I Kl ?i I
li It g ! P- K ? (c) SI R Kl : Kl K 4
i i- Q S Kl B l :; Q n i Kl Blrh
i?. ?.? n - Px P ::.: K o; 3 P -k Kt !
i, i- ki ltd) P i P Reetgna
NOTEfl
mon ni.- rama la Idantteel
?ni' the Kral .am. ? i ihi aerlei i?n in:? next
move Chaji la l?ctica.
tbi rrylnj t,. ?.-' t ihe atta k ai an] eaal
"?? lleglnnlna ?? well ? Itemed rounter demon
it rat Ion w i . . m vari ???di mW? the
pawn, bul la obligad t" i"isii hla queea ? pawa,
th? n ie Rctttna tha woraa poaittrm.
el. ? loin.- In ni ! ,i.| tO ??' ?I ? ??
i? i it im rather difficult t.? And i? bettet nova
ifi This .in.I th?? following move? ara p?a) ??
In maaterl) atria whollj dlaorcanlsina th<
wiiii.? f.?r. ?-??, ti'.. ..-.i. i.r.i'-ti.'.-iitv playing
its If
K. Iternberg, former finan, loi secretary
of the Manhattan CROSS ?'lui?, took an
opportunity at*the annual dinner t?? ad?
voi.it? .. renoe/al of boatiutlos beta.n
th?' Berliner C?teos society and ths looal
club by cabla As aill be "-tmemhored,
such a cooteol ?as played and won i>>
the Manhattan Ches? i'liih nom?. pearl
ago, and when Berlin challenged for an?
other match the Manhattan Chess Club
could not ses it* gray of accepting ths
challenge. Now, Mr. Bterfcborg desires
th?? club to begin negotiations for such .i
contest, Inagmuch as be la of opinion that
the Berliner Cheae Society ahould have a
chuii?-.? of regaining the laurel*?*, lost in
ths tlrst encounter.
ML HAVE FMK 1E1
Columbia Expects To Be Well
Represented on the Track.
ENTHUSIASM ON HEIGHTS
Much New and Promising Ma
terial Is Uncovered by
Bernie Wefers.
aMiii? ii a- h only one dual meet has. been
anrnngod for th?? Columbia track team
this season, it Is evident as a result or
the flrst three weeks' outdoor practice
that tli?' Blu,' and Whit" will have an
even b tt??r team this year than Ust,
when it was th?* surprise of the Intercol?
legiate games and was in a tie for found
place with Harvard The only contest in
whl h the Morningaide Heights team ??ill
take ?.ait outside of th" Pennsylvania'
relaya and the Intercollegiate? la a ?I ui
meet with Princeton that will be !.. |<j on
Routh Field on May ?0. Tills meet, Inci?
dentally, will mark the renewal of track
relations between Columbia and the
Tigers, which were broken off some five
*?' an .4 t?.
I ? nls '?' a saina.] of i. tv.. en
sev?jnty-fi i hundred m? n out for
the team. F?r tl?.. first Urn.- that h.? has
been :ti charge on South Field h- had
:i. s <.f w.'kly han.I'aap
th a '? ro is-country run ?-very
Becond week. By their means In* ha?
brought out a wealth of new material
and glv? n his veterana soni" p?iod p
tic? II" has Inspired a new attirai?
toward "rock al on vtorntng-ide
Heights and a -prit that had apparently
been dormant rince the early da*. - of the
la ' decade has taken hold of the stu
dei ta Borne of the new men Klv.. i
sign of becoming stats before tluir days
of rompetltton .?r. m
In the treahman ?lass h.? has ?r??sai?g4?sd
two ? X' ? p_?*>nally %.i men In Gertz and
Vollmer. The former is a \mz distance
man ol the tlrst calibre, and has had
littl.* difficulty In sho<iring the way in tho
Van Amringe 'cross country runs, while
V..Hu?.-:- In the quarter-mil" has WO_
i In the btuidlcap tn??'ts.
? II - > .1 in a trial race th"
day when be lulguessed ls__Don?
thi v ltaity sais mile
im and t est t.. ?'.?ptain Hor lb
Ott? 'f the I" -l v -.11. r-mih rs that
i beat him ?asiiy In a,
?? ? the str.-teb.
Anoth ?r freshman ? ring
: f< i m is Randall, ths v" uni *? t
\??a high Jumping promises to b< i
lor In the lntercolI?*rglati i. In
? t tall 1." was "?' irini? ei\
??i t <l!tl\?ti!ty. and In th.* han.; Bf
? .'. f.-. t M in? ties
'without eserting Ma*-*arif J. W.
ritiC, B JUnlOl rri. tO <""i ? I
from ""? rim. la alto IHudy to show
thing ? h"i. be ~> ta in io."'i < ? mpan: He
i be the only man t..
tain i Ian y Babcock'a sh... mi
' vault, although be win I i
, I. .i.-t s f""t .?n his pro* t; ? ?
; u I . :
. It, a S'.pli.'tt'a.t" wla. ;
prom?ini mat? rial I i
sprinter be bas bt ?
? la's star n :
Rets better each time he
? ut. ? 'f the "i?! men Jann? M
well up in ths mi ? !
.luti", Is shoaIi ^ ta" m".-; 4
farm. H-- has had no trouble ?'i
the mile handicapa and his
u li.'ht ?.nouch !" I'.-rtt'it him I
the strictest kind of tl thln| li?
could not .1" last -p; btg*.
Russell l'eut?., rd hold? r ?n
? of ??ourse, a
stay of the Blue I He is sat?
ting th" shol out fsrtl ? M
tri? s it, and sh.iui.i win .v- ?
? .*? ? \. rting himself. Brady
the junior national champion ov? ti?e
low hunlles, is running In iplend
and Is a s. COnd fa5t-r than ht Wgt ?
Sterling Qraham, who v?.??
just ii"sci out In the high
scoring i". the broa
narrow margin, si - ?
point or more in each of I
a ? . :
to bold ui expected
t.. tak" th.' me.t sure ol T T |*er
? aptain. and make up lor his d .'.
the l'i Inc. Ionian'.- hands u *>ar ago.
Bonstb looks tit tor a pla? ' la the
Hi;.liter.
QUABTEBS NEARLY READY
Columbia Crews To Be Housed
in Fine Buildings.
Coiumbta'a new ?to?- trainlns rjuartira
at I'oughkeeps!" >?re well under way and
will be rendy for lecupancy by th?* mUldla
of next nionth If .lint RKe desirf.? to tak?
his oarsmen up Die Hudson at a * ttthjO
?late as that. The mess hall, as the
| thai will house th. kit. ' - n ?nd
dining i???")? is called, is practlcslly Ha*
ishiii, and the .?-ton?, work <?f the neta
boathouse, a room) su ?. I ire
tat t l. ag and i" i.-t sri
to ths s.aa.nd goor. The quarters for xhe
n are t" be on this toot and will
be spacious enough tor at?t) taea The
a hoi?* camp i i idy on May 11
Because of the sari) dut.- el tue re*
natta it is possiiils Rlea may mttttt to
Sblft bis base of ?>[?* I a! lOM '? ? f? >?** Xne
atoal - ?.animations Ott OOl Si the <n*_f?
atal if this Is .Ion- it will m. an that th?
oaism.'ii Will tak. tii.:i
m quarter* as the Fall ind Harvard wem
man are In the battit "f doing The rr
gatta is .?-"it.air.led for June -'? and I
lUmbta lommelleem.-tU d>" s SB?! *****
iintll June 4, so that 11 the Col
main In Ni m forli until tbat day ?*?: ?"?
have only s day off two ovei two BreelDi
f..r tli?' (Mdishing ton? hes in lbs past ?h<
oarsmen have put In al leaal ? m""ih ?"
the ...u,s... and Rles wwaM ike thssa t?>
much time again ibis F at, ****\
dally as th.* t""a_alng season la ? net ?l,ort
B ??eck at the S nuis ffttd a_J ???'>
Anotbei- us., t.? win. h the crea qu-art?*"? .
?rill be pnl in a.i.iiti.n to ho iring '????
oat smaii In their month Of training, <""?
b? q?jartotrtag of Iks aaKkey Item "'er
w.?. k anda whan they win have ao t*****
,\s a fanerai thing ka tortea on tl
.-on at r.iimhke.'irsi" earl) ta D
and arr.if.is a sptwndM a_r_l.ee for ******
before Cliri-dina* with a *******
squlpped for the purpose, the Columbia
suthoritles are tklnktai ansOAoM ?t he*?
iii^ a It?'. k?'\ .amp ;n the ettm .uartor?
during Ika winter.
VAN PELT WINNER AT TRAPS.
Rsga-rdlesa of th.? dri"*tag rein, ten
gunners roportad al the Weetlawn? ?*?____?
ol the Benaonhural Yacht Club and sm?
the fourth leg of the Dr. Atkinson roa
vesterda) Ths winner was J ???'?',/
wi,...k.' W out ..f the possible a ?*??'??'','.,.
v. m Saturday the <-iuh will h?.i?i Its l***
siiooi againi : the membera ol the war
nn,. ami Field Club The acorea folis*w.
UK ATKINSON' .11' S- TAK'?b l'ri"
S. K.\T?'H
Nam.' I"l Name ',^
J Mm I'r'.t . *.'? II I Ink.- ...
nken ... _3| i K.?l??nt ins. ,?
.' I ? r ?i ?on, jr . !_ II Koe?! .
A. IK-ortl? . IHK?. Klllotl . [?
T Wat* . WlW, MeKiog .**

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