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The Motormen and the Navy Will Be Out in Force To-night at the Garden
KEEN CONTESTS
FOR THE TEAM
HONORS IN RUN
y M. C A. Harriers Beat
Pennant AC. Men by
Only Two Points
KATZ LEADS HOME A
FIELD OF EIGHTY
"M. Oelrlch. Who Pltishcs Thi,
In 33/4*Mil' Novice Race,
(lets Into Hot Water.
?. iplrlted Ifhl for team honor?
marked th? Ita-mlls cp'-n novice road
ant Athletic Club.
iur'. Bf trom '?"' clubhouse, at 146th
7hird Avenue, The Bronx,
?liter.: The N'inety-second ;
?roung Association won
ly a BMIfiS ?I '- ? ?BIS S~OS the l'm
nant ?T-.aJ, with respective ?core? of
One peint also decided third he
with th? Hungarian-American Athletic
Club defeating tl ? Bronx Church Hoass
with ? total of 78 point?. Three other
clubs also Baiahed team?.
The race for the individual prlio
{roved an easy one for Julius Ratz, a
om? dub runner, whoao knowledga? of
th? cours? enabled him to defeat th?
?lid of ?ighty starters. He won by
-nor? than ? hundred yards In th? good
time of lOtdl J Perbest/y of the
Ilnprlar.-Arrierlcan Athletic Club, wa?
?econd, wit.' Harry Van Gelder, an un
attaehtd athlete? a elo?? third.
A boy ft tores on the programme a?
**M. Oelrlch. unattached, raced home
In third place, b'.:t it was found later
that he ??l Tom P. Ilarty, of the Holy
Family Lyceum, of Jersey City, com?
peting under an assumed name. Tho
rj.vner wai questioned by (Jeorfje P.
Matthew., ehalrf an of the local regis?
tration , and to prove his as
lert.or. that he was Oelrich pre
i Fiteur card with that name on it.
He v.*? thee aaked to display other er<?
lom I?, but could not. Finally Mr.
Matthews asked Harty for his hat, th?
???id of which was puncho I with
the Initial? "T. P. II." He aras
to appeal at a meeting of the com
next We '? ??.* wai
? , to explain his position in the
:
The summary follows!
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An Easy Victory for Craw.
? four
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weak?
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Pauli ?t Runner?, in Front.
T*. laaera
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Har- , ' Httan
"asa i f Jack
reny third
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ir? for the h
. event next Saturda
Hon pla??t itrv?
it o-ciuiivoly
(kttlad by-E aj.BURKE
BY I . Y< ,!?
tfcrds t?.^ Bowling
Pria*? < .it
r*A? :,- , - , rt I MM HANICS.
j. /*? I; ,1 ?
_j~ **-. ,, |t ??, s,w V'.rk
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
TO-DAY.
Madison Square Garden?Jim CoflVy
and Ganboal Smith.
Afternoon.
Rroadwar Spo-ting ( luh. Hrrx.klyn?
Amateur trial-: Y*mmg Tuck and
Jack Canaan, BtJdlo Canoll and
Joe Stortr, I'. S. \.
TUESDAY.
Rroadway Sporting Club. Itroa.klyn?
Jark Dillon and Jim Flynn, Fred.
die Har-eee and Art lid ? urd?, J.,?h
Mathews and Young Cohen.
TH?B8DAT.
Floneer Sporting (luh?Johnny Dun?
dee nnd Fhil Itloom.
FRIDAY,
narlimi Sporting Club?Sam I.ung
ford and Harry Will??, Marty
( ri.-? and kltl Herman, Joe Sleln
and Frankie Notier.
?ATURDAT.
Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn?
Dutch Flrandt and Patsy ilrannl
gan. Tonnt Drlscoll and Hushey
(?raham, Johnny Dohan and Jim?
my Flynn.
Sharkoy A. C.?All star card.
Fairmont A. C?All ?tar card.
KIVIAT AND SMITH
REST THEIR CASE
Athletes Ask That Their
Punishment Be Changed
to Suspension.
Abel R. Klvlat and Harry J. Smith,
the two athlete? who are seeking to re?
cover their amateur standing, did not
present the new evidence they maintain
they posses? at the ?pedal committee
hearng at the Hotel Astor yesterday
morning. Th.? two men, through their
counsel, John T. Doollng and ex-Con?
gressman Murray I* Hurlbert, did how
i v?r, request the special committee to
recomend to the board of ifovernors
'.hat the punishment fof the'r offence
Bgoil ' ' ina] ension.
Doollag declared Kiviot and Smith
were barred from further competition
1 as amateurs because they asked ex
" expense money to compete In a
' race that was never held, and which
? * they never received. He cited
i -he ense of Alma Richarde, Olympic
-?ho, ho s.".id, was haled 1"
?ion committee of the
? Middle Atlantic Association, charged
nor? I] '-rise money
[than nec-ssary. Richards, Doollag
I retain the
,, which he did, find wn? then ex
wit h n : 'in \V.
? erd, the fa tanci
runner, De
?-nine eharge? I
? ago, bu? the extra
merely warned not to
'
1 permission to
e to show
' ? ? A '?
v? bearing on the
ry n?-d that this
? it the
certain
to*
?i.vus T. Kir'-y, the chairman,
?'?e commit- I bave
? ry in the handling of the
if-h ns tbn :-,
? ? I mi|
? ?- lines ol leral pro?
?
-
? It had i
?
'. to submit.
hi? brief ' aJaoary 8.
arrived a! wiii
???? it?
I
Proy
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el for
?at and Harry J.
TIES GALOPE AT THE
TRAVERS ISLAND TRAPS
Big Fields Out fof Week-End
Matches Ml Contests Keen
Perfect ?hooting conditions broupht
. end con
nt tho Travel? rap? of
? - ' I -erday.
ty of the -
?r..i in the
'.he tourna?
is.' h carne to I
In the fi mer W. J. Sm.th,
ifl BBd R. T. Spot's nil
had full scores and so were <??
legs. It was Smith'? third,
enough to become the permaneat
owner of the pr./e
, : ? ?cored legs on the
tournament cup 'I hey were W. J.
. w. R Delehantr, W h Ofdea,
" ' ihon, R I?.
s and W. L. Thompson. This
tnrew Ogden and McMahon Into a tie
-
forme'r ?on by 23 to 22 ta pet?. The
aceur- :? saw stral|,'ht ?cores
regiatorod by (i. J C'orbctt and A. L.
Hum?.
? ? ? ?? ? only straight ?core of
2r. targets registered by Corbett He
i ? v on a
? perfect sr- r-i: after
? in a tie wl'h W. P. I1'
I' I,, ("uiv.-r, w. ii. Ogden. ft. L
I ?'
annexed a ?pecial ?hoot with a straight
run of 25 tar?.;.?'
-m
fa Outsprints McNeil.
? ? proved too faal ' i
ik'iv raes of the
lob, la B"*-rokl**B, yes
iloth i
? r I, V.'.l I. Si
ted - rival wn? unable
...
? was third.
The
.-.???:
??if - "?<
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BHJ Set? l?>w Coarse Mark.
John !? Ball, startlni* from scratch,
:? 'torn th? r''ijr?e
tie
? ?. ,M*flMI I
.- ? te tii- fri
.? prlated ?'?>
i.y tea
? thing
Dorgaa and Hell re
i<a.n?.i Hi? New York Athletic
I Club. |
The Choice of the Army
Me F] wan, the rovlnfr centre, whs, ?.. sleeted captnin for next season.
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ By 1GOE _
Jim Coffey has to do or die ton
at Madison Square Garden. This
i be no ordinary demise should the (
nor subdue Coffey. J'.m knows i
If ).!? in ?hipped this night it in.
his pug'.lstic obsequies. No
tliist. t big Fl unk M<
spun him un his car in i hi
a; Madi "i. Square Cardan Billy <i.;
I ave bs'cn i
a pair of Hengal tigers. Thi
of their yowling baa been that t
.fa chnnce to conti
by a little bit of overcaotlc by
Drown, that Hill stopped the
. li ihman was on his feet
?
That is a little unjust so far
drown is eonc?'rnes!. A lucky thing
Coffey, Gibson and boxing in gen
that an leeberg like IJrown wa? d,
the thinking for that mad mob t
night. He Saved Coffpy from pessi
I by walking him to his eoi
the Celt ??isin't know whether
was aftot or in a jaunting
(Talked to his corner like a
II?> had been thoroughly separa
fren his thoughts by Moran's kill
punches ami to say that hs> had
' to continue la the silliest s
Ha practically starts all over ag
| a man who
sola
Irishn . ? to of only i
ehronicler. Bin th won fr. :i h?'re
night, ' . or.e in Jim ("
fey'a life. So bu"k up, Jim. You
? ;? . * ft
promis. :
ber, that, Jim. Jo
And spenkl'ic o H? sir
to have taken an swfnl shrine to tl
is as he ratt!
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ley Wl ' -.the Ei
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SB to have '
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to km.
laya H
fsnl
? ? Englli
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? he has
e. He w,
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t them I
up ?100 n '.
I
when he let me in on the a?
"Til
him out ?| .
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he had ever leen floored, even.
? I sa
Huffy sprnwline among
. d hadn't knocked anybod
I
? I '.v I ' arlie Diel
*er. And here'? a funn
thins ?.
"If he were human he would be
? ?' ? ?> ter !I - ? feel didn'1
thirty-five pounds apiere he could figh
as a bin.tain Did FOS STSf see thos
(
them that tip I I ,
Minion. Hi.'
er in the world Don'i forget thai
ltoston ia era y bo_| him"
Ike Dorgan drops In with more o
less of a gronel Begini Ikei "I'n
lieh at.d tired of this talk about Moral
:
now ? ? ed down an ofTV
of |7,600 for s meeting with Fred Ful
ton, th" light I tho one be
?v, as t
?d baa r.evs-i
been offered s match down there wit!
ANYBODY. It'a all the bunk. Morar
? received an offer from their
i ther.
"We named ?T.nOO as the amount thai
we woulil want to fight Fulton. We arr
them now for an u
Th. only out and out ofTrr that Moran
has received Is the one of 111,000 from
.lack Cnrley. Be
i if he will eon ion! to mi
I ...
.? .?? us it percentage be Id? i. Mo
? How to Agi
I After
? ?? '
'I .ilk abo'it ?
i ord'i Peaee si Ip. Whs donl
:.I over on : : ' IL
On wa ever had."
? fr Bartfleld bought a Mg, hieb
and now h"
wan ta to get rid
! thonghi
he 1. He dldn'i
.1 :?
the '
f id .' hol m Ik of
? : the sthei day thai
.,,.,,,. on? had Invented a gaaolei ?
?, ? si,. . ' the i ?jsllets ihsl jre |
in a barrel of ? I ? i item off
gallon? of gaeole-e for a JiUiey. Jak?.- J
i? for thnt, but at the present Ro<
feller ?tar.dard be bilk". Who wi
? - HP V
Chris Rrnwn, who doe? the ba
| for Tom Ccrwler wbsfl Jim (
on the road. arise! to stnte t
he stands re ;
a gaai ? if he ?.
? ? ? .
? ! ?round hi
raanf hli
courte. Re wai ?/Hid
r at his best.
I.i licked T( rum;- it quic
?for r-omethl
Voran can bar?
sat cars
' ?? i'r poail
?? " iny'l f\g
Tora i for Deceml
?rill probably mee? ei?her Porky Fly
oi Jin. Barago. ] i .vill ?uit u?.'
.I-iwn P.-.rnell Dunn, tho -llv
Hroadv.
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to fight J
Flynn ti
"They've be? l saying thit Dill
would not i to New "I
beeaas?
?he flgl
!
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- .
? ITJLD be hen
?
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e
YACHTSMEN TURN
TO H WATER
War Cause i In Pl?m i
Pletsui ' Iwners.
As a direct resolt of I
n to Florida r?s a wlnt
resort
a matti
? ?
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, of the 1
Surf and
?
?h ti
Cran
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(itiif- - Cral
?
- nota. There ai
the i
| ? .m?. The boat II no
T. L CI adl "urn -, Jr. hai el art?re
Payae w I
RaffboB -? fof
crti'?iug. Her boat ? .: I'pment Ir
m one i ihiBi
The tw'n ? :-."' houst
lost Oi iwa II. ?rail knowa In Ha
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?old by J II. Wiehert to a well know
? ?
lOBg, will start for the South nex
week.
TIES RECORD AT TRAPS
Stuart Scott Star of Shoot at Ne?
K...helle Yacht Club.
Btnaii Beott, in (Haalag th? l'.?''
th
?? at tl - trap?. Th?
. ratai last year by '/.. 0
OlTat
The conditions for yesterday*? shool
... ? ?.,,? ,... | resal? boom
leori ? '?? '?? r"' iwed
? -
, "i-ird" seratel
I re, J. N.
tor In the high hand*.
,. ? ? ?' .'.' on his
hand
? won the II "bird'
a ? ill score and
' - - ?
berry,
.1 A ' ? I J. N.
McLaaghl i '!! !? .<?i far tho
-, H. R.
Stoddard, J. A. M ihlatedl aad I '
M....re ??."ti a 1' ?? each for the accumula?
tion cup.
-?
Miss 0. Lasher Victor
ftl Neponsit Tr<ips
??.,;? r proved 1
?
the N? ' ..i - ? '. I lb
Mis?
? and Mi ? A '?'? i with
6 each.
ALL-SCHOLASTIC
TEAM EUS MANY
STRONG BIDDERS
Weinheimer, .Morris High,
Leads in ''nhattan
Bronx Section.
Jake Welahelmer. captain of the
- High ?Seho? '. foetl all i e an
headl ?h? Mat.hattan-Hrsti.x t"ams Us
the indivisiual rt, the to.
i? of the ?MS Ml, Ti.o ? 'ung can
for a halfback position on Ute
Bolaitil eleven, I I ital of
? - i ta bj y o> three toaehd >tm;
nl from touciis.own and one from
>ix more points wer?*
Morris daring II
season, these being; made by Fogarty
throu?h a t'.Hichdown.
imbberi of the champion H"
>'? ton eleven pr?s?. Wsinhsimei
close! ?? are rolaky, with thr?'o
touchdowns; Kitner, with two touch
, ansl four goali from touchdown
for I. p. DtS, an.I Kitner, who with
I for 12 points, followa.
OH, of Commerce, leada hi?
trim with "i ?.' touchdown and
two goal? therefi * .with
? the quar ith a
and a goal for " point?.
1 ar.n an?i !
owns for <
merer.
Bemsen was respons'ble for the only
touchdown ma?i? !y Stuyvcaant during
Its five gam? BI-SSSlo
Clinton wat virtual winner of the
Manhattan- Hronx title, as shown by its
record in the appended tablai
_.
Tla
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j 4M
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0 ?M
work of
?ge, who
Mm
N j*
ii ?)
ii iff
? i?
"Hutch"
led the
Pointa
MNat
Gl_t_n _
M -l, ...
s "S ..
Btu.t..stt 0 ?
The niperlatlve
Karlson, of Bay R
Urookiyn section, ail live long in the
memory of the flrit b tch of graduates
of the school. A total of rj pointa
was accumulates! by the New Utrecht
school daring ths season, and "Dutch"
?.??i. respoi ill for 48, through,
tonehdowna and ils go'ils from touch
down. Frugone and Rosa, of the ( om
mereial baekfi? I I, are next in order,
with 37 and M peints, respeetivi ???
Titus, of Manual Ti ? had
two Meld goals, is fourth, witl __ ??oints.
A. Etsel, "f Brooklyn Prep, sn I Cana
? ?' .-? Fran Is, d iputs fifth hon?
ors, with '.' i eacl
t in their a r, of
II l A.
Kelly and P, Carlin, of Brooklyn Prep.
toree tnucndowna each, obtained
the aneeeedli g positions
A close race _ I ? tot 'he bor?
ough title, with Adelphl wini.ing for
the second auccessive ft Bl
W. I. Ta
4 I 1 >.?0 T3 I?
i .-? s 3 o
' 4 3 0 ? 1 "I ?l
t t ? ? 4' 4;
i . s * t j; ? i
4 ; i.i .
I4'l
ill <
i 4 "
; i * u ?j
had little
! r?. fo;
la : ?tal of
? i, while
I I
nta. Trowl
<*com
I all this ? trial
'
-hing, occupy th'*
for SO and Ds ft rrari
of Garden
rith f .-hdowns t
tabl lahed a record for a
whei t com
?
wer?
" .-.- H:'!.-e
. were
'
em?
s' th?
. ime.
yo\ ; is-. ? VICTOR
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re of
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To Investigate Charges
Against Star Walker
Qeei ' Irman ef the
local ?? ' ??
I u..
in R. Pat?
ry, ?he oMtimc thampion,
in which the lat? ??? fe -.
ng, of Canada, of professional?
ism.
An Ineeettgaflon will b? begun at tho
committee meeting on Wednei lay 'light.
Parry will be aiked to produce
the documentary evidence he main?
tains he possesses.
Li*p-v 8M ?*- ?4 WaiDoart?.*?.
Arrow
COLLARS
WHh Inserted tips that
O-dkethemifaoag. c/orSie
cxrrrT, RtM '?' A gX. U* . m-_???
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Dead Storage for Autos
v, I ,?|>I|N \l. ?-ATM.
PIONEER
Fireproof Storage Warehouses
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I'lln .*. ? M \ I > ?????'.
Metcalf Gained Success
Almost Single-Handed
Alumni with Few Exceptioi
Gave Columbia 0>ach
No Aid in Building
Football Team.
Xe'son Metcalf, who coached Colur
bla'? football team through It? fir
season on th? gridiron In a dec?.
wi'hout ?uffering a single ?etbsck, hi
to do more th?n whip a team togetht
from green material?h? had to f.g!
?he apathy of the alumni, who stoi
?loof from the first announcement c
'.be reitoration of th? game on Morr
inir?ide Heigh's a :.. 1 :.ot once ofTere
g h?nd, ?ave In a few rar? Ir
.- tance-?.
Metcalf struggled h?rd aga'.n?t th
double odd?, and the fact that h
turned out a team that commanded th
respect of even the moat pesstmutie o
the graduates aisure* him of a 'fin
placo In Columbia'? football affair? fo
next year and years to come. It I
?trapero, tbeagb ? ?i true, thn
the feeling irttb which many Columbi
?lam? I I l the news of the rt
??tab f football on Morning
| tS, under the restrictions Im
posed by the faculty, was one of in
difference.
Thli nev?r crystallized Into open ho?
tllity to the plan Indorsed by the ath
letic committee to Mm11 the scheduh
to teams outlaid? of Harvard, Yal?
Princeton, Pennsylvania and Com?ll
and to bar all students save tho?? If
Columbia College, but It waa felt hi
those who were in clos? touch with th?
situation that the Indifference w?!
quite as deadly In its effect as overt
?on would have been. '
Throughout the entire season Met?
calf never uttered a word of complaint
that he was not receiving the support
that he might havo thought himself en
: to. Tom Thorp, captain of the
*06 '-.un, was the only old Columbia
football man who volunteered his ser
- 'o Metcalf arhsfl the season be?
gan, nr.l Thorp '-vas the only one who
appeared throughout the season. Oc
1 ir itopped In for
a n.i-.iite or two, but Metcalf never got
of help from any af them save
Thorp.
The or!y explanation which has been
forthcoming 7'or this apparent lack of
Intereet SB 'lie part of tho alumni is
that they resented the universi'y's re?
storing the game under limitation?.
Few of them, it appears, realized that
Columbia College, ?fhlcb numbered less
than football was abolished
In 190R, has a rogistrattoa this year of
1,200, or more than the combined reg?
istration of the college and the engi?
neering schools in the early ISO la.
Tint tiiere ?-.us a 'nek of alumni en
tbBSlasm a . " not only In the
absenee af old Colombia football ?tars
to help out on the gridiron In the prac
tle? - t" a lei 1er ?*?
? '
The early I to be
particular!-.- Iva to th? grndu
u>?m
came dowa to ?. It re
- trwe or ie?-? general alum
? faetiea arlth the mhcdule of
, and It was disclosed Bttik'
NEL80N MFTCALF.
The ooaeh of the Columbia Football
._ team.
Ingly In the fallara of the gTaduatea to
turn out In any numbers for any of tha
games before the encounter with Wee*
layan on Thanksgiving [lay, by which
time the eleven nad proved its worth.
Hut it It drident now that the alumni
havs> been convinced that Coh.'
football is not of a milk and water,
i" . csdddle sort, and plans are al
resss)\ under v?ky to enlarge the ?eating
capacity of the South field stands to
acs'ommo.lafs-s c!<. next year.
With inch teami a* Amh?Tst, Brown
and Williams on the schedule, the
? liai Is, arhleh scat ?inly 4,000,
are ltd be iwamped next fall
The south stand, containing the Co?
lumbia cheering leetlon, will be in
creased In aise twofold by the n>l?litlon
of l rowa of ?esta The north atand
will probably remTiin as it is, but stands
of a doten row. each will be
tha en?t and west ends of ?he
Ths score brsinl will he built
hij*h.'r ' he provll
kc-p ti roe 1 oil the playing field be?
tween ths halvea.
a
RESUME PACING
IN FRANCE SOON
London, N'ov '_?.. In ?pite of ths?
war, thoroughbred racing will be r?
sumed in PranCS la th? new year, tha
N'lce I -ft been BUI
lied ?? '
Pebmary,
If the rues gire sa-'sfsctor, I
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next
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sent in aeeeptanceo fot the rHce? In
Nice and entriea are expected from
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PLANONE RACE
FOR COLLEGE
ROWING TITLE
Association Making Effort
to Standardize Sport and
Drop Early Contests.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2S Effort!
to bring SaDagS crew? together to de?
cide the American intercollegiate row?
ing champion-h.p under a f> ?tern lik.
thai prevailing at the fataoai p.ny.iaii
???'?'??' ...'.. by tha
ag A?
.-.1 an
nounca-ment made here to Bight, a de
' ?m
? th? ?. eoad BBBBal im eting
of the aaaociatioa, ?rbleh wai held at
Iba Yale Clab, la Kan Yerb, lust Fri
<itiv right, with rsptoseatatlves in at
nce from Columbia, CoraoU, Har?
vard, Cnited St tes Naval Academy,
teten, Uaivi 'vanta
i'.
It iras decided to ?rorh upon ?om?
plaa tbai aroald ?! i aarai a?lth many of
lb? early aaaaaa raae? aad ?reald mak*
it poeSiMs to settle the Beilege rowing
championship definitely. Th? plan will
be reported at the spring meeting of
the association, to ne held in Phila?
delphia on May 19, th? night before tho
American Henley rae??.
At the meeting It wo? pointed out
that the present American Hen!?v
hrough* tegefhei the second crews of
thn competing college?, the first *var?
re ? . Mlag reserved for the re?
gatta? Bl Poughk?ep?le, N. Y., and at
?i, Conn As a result, It was
said, It tvaa impossible to 'etermine
infere rill eg ?ta rowing supremacy In a
deelaive mansar, and sentiment ?????
I In favor of a mor,, representa
tive regatta t" he held lates la the sea
- June
Wh.li II was eOBBidsred likclv that a
new Amer.can l!. I de away
with the annual ! ? i?gatta,
representative! "f Harvard ati', YhIo
.' the rlas.ir between th?
Uhu? and tie ( r:i>i?on en the Timme*
ini?t be bel I a? u?u?l, proliwl.ly a week
or ten da)? after Iba ID
Th.- ' - leriag new
plans for tnak ng the race? nmre inter
? ignal
at I method? of ludgiag similar
to the ag Ht th'' Knglish lien
lev Effort? will be mad?? to ?tandanli/?
of early season races to
rrplaee the irref-ulnr scli.-.lu>' now in
h rh the length of the races
vanes cor-.? ?I. ral.ly.
V M Rfltler, manager of the Prince?
ton crew, ?rai elected [.resident to ?uc
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